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MAY 27. 1221) THE HILLSBORO ARGUS PAGE TEN A ■ CESENA BEHRMANN Vandermost and Ada May Godfrey; 1 land, were Sunday guests at the recitation, Bobbie Teufel; song. Lu home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dall- Mrs. Gesena Berhmann, 66, died ella Dallmann, Gladys Dallmann and mann. Mrs. Gerig is a sister of Mrs. Church of Christ at the family home at Cornelius Dorothy Teufel; recitation», Mable Dallmann. [Cornel Third and Baseline] early Tuesday morning after an ill Anna Gembella and George Hoover; (Len H. Fishback, Minister) I ness of several months. Funeral song, Mary Katherine Hali; recita The Bible school surged ahead in tione Yuma Dallmann and F r e d services were held this afternoon Laurel its anti-slump campaign last Sunday Ludwig; song; Mable VanKleek and at the home and interment was in by increasing its attendance by over Rlanehe ______ McCormick; recitation«, by the Lutheran cemetery. Rev. Henry I W. L. Stevens, who was critically Timke was the minister, twenty-five. After the Bible school George Godfrey, Ward Shannon, ill last week. is improving rapidly, meeting at 10 o’clock we will unite Yuma Dallmann. Blanche McCor- Gesena Kanina was born Febru- in the memorial services at eleven mjct, Evelyn Richards; song. Yuma Although not able to work, he is ary 15, 1860, in Germany, and was o’clock in the Venetian theatre. The Dallmann and Evelyn Richards; rec ■ up and about and was with u, in married to William Rohrman in Ger C. E. society meets at 7:00 p. m. itations, Gladys Dallmann. Yuma Sunday school Sunday. A. C. Mulloy many 48 years ago. They came to The contest between the boys and Dallmann. Kate Teufel; song, Mable is helping with the hauling and the United States 38 years ago ami girls grows in interest and enthusi Anna Gembella; recitations, Harold heavy work at the store. Mrs. Edna first lived in Portland. For the past asm. The evening church service is (Thompson; song by boys of 6th, 7th Bagley, Mrs. Stevens' sister, is also 32 years they have lived at Blooming at 8 p. tn. The subject will be, “At and Sth grades; song, Evelyn Rich lending a helping hand. ami Cornelius. Besides the widower, The election in this precinct was the following sons and daughters titudes of Life.” Special music. Re ards; pictures by cartoonist. Monroe member the Children’s Day program Shannon; song, Blanche McCormick; not very exciting. There was only survive: Henry at South Tualatin, on Sunday morning of June 6. The ¡recitation, Amos Bierly; song, by all. about one-third of the voters out. William, Forest Grove; John and The attendance at Sunday school Herman, Blooming; Mrs. It e r t h a “homelike” church invites you. | The last thing before the day's [exercises came to an end. the whole is up to the average but if each Sutcliffe, Portland; Mrs. Will Ham Methodist Episcopal Church assemblage were served to ice cream member would bring another, every elman, Cornelius; Fred Behrnian of (Lester C. Poor, Minister) [and cake in the dining room of the one would be pleased I'reparations Yamhill. The following brothers and sis- Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.. Miss Grange hall, after which the grade are being made for a Children', Day iters survive: John Knmna, Hills Rose Cave, superintendent; 11:00, cards were passed out to the schol- program sometime in June. The Laurel ball team played on boro; Henry Kamna, Hillsboro; Mrs. union memorial service in the the- ars, and all departed for their re- atre; 7:00 p. m., Epworth and In- spective homes, after spending a the home grounds Sunday against • B. Caples, Scappoose, and Mrs. J. J. Fairvale, winning by a score of 5 Krebs, Rockaway. termediate Leagues; 8:00, sermon, very pleasant day. to 11. The pall bearers were Albert Run subject, “Mrs. Othinel's Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Walter VanKleek A number from this community ning, Daniel Schuh. Phillip Lesser, Present.” and daughter of Beaverton, have ' been among the visitors in town, attended the senior play, "Seven- William Alberts, William llua.se and Selling Hundreds teen,” at the Roosevelt high school William Thies. Full Gospel Tabernacle I during the past week. iu Portland, Miss Viola Heineck, (J. S. Farrar, Pastor) A number of farmers around GAINES — GLEASON Thus e beautiful all-wool Sunday school at 1:45 p. m.; ser- ! town have begun haying and have daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hei neck, formerly of this community, mon at 3:00 p. m. and evangelistic quite a lot of hay down. Coats for women and girls; very successfully played the part service at 7:45. Young peoples’ On Tuesday evening. May 25, a all sizes, styles, colors. Two Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bierly and of Jane, the fiend for apple sauce, pretty wedding occurred at the home meeting, Tuesday; prayer meeting, Great Lot family spent Saturday in Portland. bread and butter and news. |of Mr. and Mrg_ y. E. Gleason of Thursday, and evangelistic service, Herbert VanKleek has been very The F. L. Brown family attend- Scofield when their daughter, Idaho, Saturday evening. We believe the ed the Jersey picnic at George Biers- 'became the bride of Mr. Erwin Mil- Bible from Genesis to Revelation poorly during the past week. Miss Lucile Godfrey, who is em- d rts Sunday aftermmn. ton Game-. Km. Hebert M. ....... I and we know Jesus will save if we Miss Mildred Meyers is home for ()f the Presbyterian church officiat- do his saying, for he says, "Marvel the past two weeks with her par- the summer after her year of school [ing. The bride, who was beautifully not that I say unto thee, ye must ents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Godfrey. George Luther of Hollywood, Cal- work in the Rosedale district. gowned in lavendar silk and carried be born again."—John 3:7 Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Gris Hoffman of a bouquet of sweet y as and maid- ifornia. (formerly of this town) has welcome to all these services. Values to $25.00 been visiting among his old neigh Farmington visited at the Adolph en-hair ferns, was attended by her bors and friends around town dur Schmidt home Sunday. Congregational Church I sister, Mrs. Janet Jordan, of San ing the past week. John Mulloy is suffering from Francisco. Mr. Oliver Henderson, [Fifth and Main Sts.] Mrs. H. M. VanKleek of Portland, an abscess on his nose. It is af- a friend of the groom, acted as best CIRCUS SALE (Lowell Allison Young, Minister) I Memorial Day services at the arrived in town the last of the week, fecting his eyes and making him , man. AT WEIL’S Venetian theatre at 11:00 a. m. next and is visiting at the homes of her quite miserable. About twenty of the near rela children who reside here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schmidt i and tives and friends witnessed the cere Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grabhorn and daughters were Sunday visitors i at mony, after which they enjoyed a At 10:00 a. m. the church school Fridav and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grabhorn were the Fred Schmidt home. classes will meet at the church. • sumptuous wedding feast. Later in guests Sunday of relatives at Bald Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens of the evening a host of other friends June 4th and 5th Peak, Laurel. Portland spent Sunday with W. L. gathered to offer congratulations First Baptist Church The Ladies Aid society and in- Stevens and family. (S. McMinis, Pastor) and best wishes and to take part Free Circus in Hillsboro on ~" ---- - ■' Bible school, 9:45 a. i m., lesson vited friend^ were very pleasantly ' in the festivities. these days. Get your tickets subject, “Jacob at Bethel;' morning entertained Thursday afternoon nt Both Mr. and Mrs. Gaines are at Weil’s. Scholls worship, 11 a. m. We unite with the the home of Mrs. Emery VanKleek. well known in Scofield and sur other churches of the city in the Dainty refreshments were served by v—..... - 7 rounding country, where they have memorial services to be held in the the hostess. FREE! Sunday was a good day at the many friends. The bride is an at Miss Ida Bucher, who is employ theatre. Evening service, 8 p. m.. tractive and popular member of the Scholls M. E. church. The special sermon topic, “Your Own Salvation. 2» ed in Portland, was a guest the first music was very ably rendred by younger set. The groom, also pop Absolutely You can worship God in your home, of the week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beun of Hillsboro and ular, is an employee of the Stan Mrs. F. A. Bucher. in the woods and fields, on the dard Box and Lumber company. He FREE! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne VanKleek Miss Annie Auckorn of Portland. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. lakes and rivers, on the road in the Mrs. Beun played a violin solo and and family went on a motor trip auto, but you i[ont- Come and wor Miss Auckorn sang a solo. Our Gaines of Hillsboro, ship with us in the church. The to Newberg Sunday. junior choir is doing very fine work! The newlyweds will make their Misses Lucile and Amy Godfrey church needs you and you need the home in Scofield in the cottage [ had their tonsils and adenoids re and they were at their best Sunday which the groom has just completed. years shut down the alleged "bad church. morning. moved last week, Dr. C. E. Mason of concession,” on Sunday, in past There was a large crowd present Beaverton performing the operation. Tualatin Plain, Parish Appreciate Support celebrations. at the Fischer Blend flour demon- [ They are both doing nicely. (Andrew Carrick, Minister) Ralph Schneeloch was the success I wish to thank the voters of stration at the home of Mrs. L. M. A goodly number from the Kin- The “Scotch” church unites with ful low bidder on the $17,000.00 Washington county for the generous Hesse. All reported a fine time. the memorial services at Hillsboro *on Precinct cast their vote at the street improvement bonds. The is- Mrs. W. N. Smith of Iowa is vote riven me in the primary elec- primary election held Friday. When next Sunday, at 11 a. m. ' sue is to bear 6 H % interest. visiting her* daughter, Mrs. E. G. !,’on-—Charles R. IjiFollett. The Knights of Pythias unite in the polls closed and the count taken, Heaton. Dr. John B. Dinsmore, already a memorial service at North Plains they were as follows: Republican, 61 county health oficer, was selected Towers have left the Groner ranch SUBSTATION FIRE AT BEA- Community church at 9:45 in mem votes cast; democrat, 14. Those who and moved to Portland. VERTON DARKENS COUNTY as Hillsboro city health officer to ory of their fallen comrades. Sub served on the day board were: succeed Dr. D. E. Wiley, resigned. Miss Helen Auckorn, teacher in i ject, “If a Man Die Shall He Live Harold Cutting, Ethel McCormick, Pertnisison was granted the retail (Continued from Page One) the Gresham high school, is visiting Again?” Sunday school at 10:45, Sarah E. VanKleek, George Snider, at the L. M. Hesse home. merchant, of the city to hold the Rev. C. E. Wharton, superintendent Harry Flint; the night board, Alice Don Carlos free animul shows June after 100 men had worked contin Mrs. Kleinow is visiting with Mrs. Richards, Alice Fluke, Ethel Wil Service at Arcade at 3:30. uously since early yesterday morn 4 and 5 on the George Bagley Kay, before leaving for Alaska. son, Floyd Bierly, Ed Boge. Mr. Groner is taking treatments at ing. A temporary station consisting property on Third and Jackson Alfred Wenzel of Portland was a Free Methodist Church of one transformer from Gresham, street«. The city own, this tract. the medical hospital in Portland. guest Sunday at the home of his [Fifth and Oak Streets] The question of street lines on two from Albina and two from Haw Joseph Stretcher, Clarence Ben parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Wen (George G. Edwards, Pastor) Third street where the paving pro thorne station and two regulators nett, Victor Wenstrom, Charles and Sunday school, 10 a. m. At eleven zel, Cooper Mountain. from Hawthorne were installed on ject has been ordered for this -year Henry Schultz of Scholls attended Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Sloan and o’clock union memorial services at the Masonic exercises at Sellwood a flat car, which was in place early seems likely to cause some long the Venetian theatre. Sunday even family who have been occupying the last night. The connections were drawn out litigation. The matter was Friday evening. ing preaching at 8 p. m. Wednesday Floyd Bierly house, Pleasant Valley J. W. Tice and family of Portland made by 10:30 but the tests took discussed pro and con for two hours road, for the past year, vacated it evening prayer meeting, 8 p. m. at the session Tuesday night. spent Sunday at the L. M. Hesse several hours. last week and will store their house A new and modern outdoor sub- home. hold goods in the home of Mr. and Wanted — Housekeeper. — Phone Mesdames McClure, Westrom, Hea station of twice the capacity of the •735. Mrs. W. C. Hall, which they will oc old one will be installed at Beaver ton and Moore went to attend the cupy the next school year. ton as soon as possible, according I Mr. M. Grabovac of Portland was Rebekah assembly at Salem Monday to R. R. Easter, manager of the NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT evening. ! The closing exercise, of the school transacting business in town the Tualatin Valley division of the Port Mrs. N. Welch is staying with her Notice is hereby given that the were held at the school house, Thurs- first of the week, land Electric Power company. In ad day morning, there being a very Miss Bertha Dallmann, who has sister, Mrs. H. L. Hoeffel, at Witch dition to this the present transmis undersigned, executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the good representation of the parents been making an extended visit with Hazel. sion line will be extended into Yam estate of Charles Erickson, deceased, Miss Anna Christensen, Miss Noma and others who are interested, and her sister, Mrs. August Obrist, of hill county, where it will connect has filed with the Clerk of the Coun the following program was listened Gresham returned home the first of Bioten of Oretown spent the week- with another 60,000-volt line of the ty Court of Washington County, end at the H. L. Flint home. Oregon, his final report and account to with much interest: Song, by the the week, Please send and phone all news company at Dayton. This will give with said estate, and the court has school and all; recitation, Dorothy George Headstrom of Portland a dual source of supply and contin fixed and appointed Saturday, June Teufel; song, Blanche McCormick spent the week-end with friends in to Mrs. J. M. Stretcher for the uity of service. 26th, at the hour of 9:30 o’clock month of June. and Yuma Dallmann; recitation, town. The Venetian theatre was also in the forenoon as the time, and the office of the probate judge in the Margaret Vandermost; song, Dick Mrs. E. L. Cox spent Friday and closed a, a result of the substation Court House at Hillsboro, Oregon, Teufel; recitations, Harry Wedek- Saturday with friend, in Portland, rather *x«p"ating to the motorist as the place for the settlement of ing and Ada May Godfrey; song, Mrs. Esther Gentry of Portland II wanting air in his tire,. The only said final account and for hearing Frank Richards and Charles Kulbel; and Norris Olsen of Progress were i 'c. means of putting air in the tire, objections thereto, if any. HENRY ERICKSON, Will Finiganspent^he week-end was by good old muscle power. recitation, Evelyn Richards; paper, calling on friends in town Sunday. Executor of the Last Will and by Jacob Koenig; song, Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerig of Port- at Newberg and attended the fu Testament and of the Estate of neral of the late Henry Morris. PROTEST CARNIVAL ON Charles Erickson, deceased, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. McCormick, Date of first publication, May 27, SUNDAY, THE FOURTH 1926. Hodaon McCormick, Budford Deford Date of last publication, June 24, and Willie Haveman were among (Continued from Page One) 1926. the crowd that enjoyed the N. H. S. Oglesby Young, attorney for ex- that already laid down in the law. ecutor, 730 Chamber of Commerce ■enior play Friday evening. 13-17 Sunday viaitora at the J. W. Orn- It was shown that carnival, in past Bldg., Portland, Ore. duff home ineludeded Mr. and Mr,. Lacy Ornduff and children and Mr. and Mr,. Ernest Hanson of Port- land. Strawberry harveat is in full blast on the mountaia. School closed at Mountain Top Friday with a neighborhood picnie, and ball game. Ice cream was served We have just installed to all. the Le-Mur permanent wav Arnold Seiffert and family of Mc Minnville were week-end guests at ing machine. This is the ma the Adolph Seiffert home. chine that is taking the Mr. and Mm. George Maynard country by storm. No kinks, took a load of strawberries to In no frizzes—just the smooth dependence Friday of last week. Miss Bernice Finigan is home from flowing waves. Hillsboro high school and Miss Mon This price for limited time only. Make your appoint ica McCormick from Newberg high. ments now and save money. Mrs. D. P. Murray of Beaverton is a house guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McInnis. Misses Alice McInnis and Winifred Finigan, who are working at the Hillsboro cannery, spent the week end at home. CHURCHES -STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31st CONTINUING OUR GREAT VACATION S AL E ( Women’» All-Wool Outing Suits New Flared Silk Dresses Speciali Priced— o piece $4.98 piece 6.95 Value* to $25.00 Vacation Sale Men’s All-Wool Suits $ 85 50 and With 2 l’nir Pants Women’s Khaki Middies Wos. Sport Hose 49c Pr Washington County's Largest Department Store Hillsboro, Oregon Ruby Golf Links « Open to the Public Base Line Road Five Miles East of Portland City Limits Green fees 30c each nine holes Clubs for rent Balls for sale Picnic privileges Free to Golf Parties Kinton PAINT SPECIAL Fuller s Pure Paint Chehalem Mountain $ Attention 2 doz. for 25 COOKIES FRUIT OLA NUT BREAD SMALL LOAVES 13c, or 2 for 25c 9c, or 3 for 25c PERFECTION BAKERY SANITARY BEAUTY SHOPPE Over Weil’s Phone 1471 F. R, Jederman of near Beaverton was a Hillsboro visitor Friday. Regular $3.90 Gallon On Sale $3.10 Gallon Quarts, 9Oc. Regular $1.10. Barn Paint, $1.70 Gallon. Shingle Stain—$1.10 to $1.25 BEAVERTONE Flat Wall Paint $3.10 Gallon. Regular $4.00. 15c SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE OF $12.30 I' 3 for 10c CREAM PUFFS RYE BREAD 18 Color« to ChooRe From V. W. Gardner Lumber Co. Mont Complete Line of Building Material PHONE 2731 'i f