THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
PAGI EIGHT
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REPUBLICAN
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Banks
East Beaverton
West Beaverton
Blooming ..
Buxton .....
Cedar Mills
Cherry Grove ..
Cochran ...........
Connell ............
North Cornelius
South Cornelius
Dilley .....
Northeast Forest Grove
Northwest Forest Grove
Southeast Forest Grove
Southwest Forest Grove
Gales Creek .
Garden Home
East Gaston
West Gaston
Grabel ........
North Hillsboro
Southeast Hillsboro
Southwest Hillsboro
Kinton ...
Laurel .....
Leisy ----
Manning
Middleton
Mountain
Mulloy ..
East North Plains
West North Plains
Orenco ......
Purdin ___
Reedville ..
Roy ----------
Scholls ----
Sherwood ..
North Tigard
South Tigard
Timber .
Tualatin
Verboort
Metzger
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hand when it was caught between two
iogs.
Christine Parmley was taken to a
Forest Grove hospital Friday suffering
with pneumonia.
Some of the farmers in this section
Mrs. Fred Harwick is seriously ill
report that rust, aphis and Hession fly
with pneumonia.
are injuring their grain crops, due to
The Washington county bankers held
the continued damp weather. Al
their regular meeting at Banks Tues-
i though crops are looking fine and there
day evening and were guests of the
, is heavy vegetation, a close inspection
Washington County Bank at a banquet
of the wheat and other grains shows
at the Banks hotel. Covers were laid
an uneven growth with streaks where
for 30.
heads are short and not well filled.
The graduating class of the Washing­
Strawberries are suffering from the
ton County Union high school will ap­
rain, and. although there are plenty of I
pear In commencement exercises Fri­
them, it is almost impossible to pick.
day evening, May 28. at S o'clock. The
Herb Carstens, while working in the
members are Florence McFarlane, Mar­
timber, injured one of the fingers of
jorie Muller, Theodore Gibson, Ole
his right hand and badly bruised the
Strandberg, Lethia Shipley, Fred John­
son, Bruce Hahn and Orel Creps. The
class has taken for its motto, "Not at
the top, but climbing.’*
The class graduating from the Banks
grade school numbers eleven and the
graduating exercises will be held In the
auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight. The
graduates are Kenneth Mumford, Lois
Engen, Edyth Eberly, Christina Parm­
ley, Myrle Moss, Sarah Biddington.
Evaleth Miller, Tom Edmondson, Thel­
ma Sandy, Fernie Straw and Earl
Shipley.
The Women's Foreign Missionary so­
ciety will meet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Connell, Fourth and Base­
line streets, next Tuesday. All are In­
vited to come. It is Mite Box opening
day.
Mike Ras müssen of near Bethany
was in the county seat on business
yesterday.
Walter Van Dyke of Verboort
transacting business in Hillsboro
terday.
'rs. Flora Marqult of Portland
Xreek-end guest of Rev. Poor
family. Mrs. Marquit is a member of
the University Park M. E. church, of
which Rev. Poor was the former
pastor.
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ARE YOU
BUILDING
A GARAGE
THIS YEAR?
If so, let us figure with you on materials. We can
furnish everything but the car.
J. W. Copeland Yards
Phone 301
SUPT.
PUB INS
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Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Barrett and
son and daughter, Daniel and Beth,
of Cornelius departed Monday for
an auto trip to Jamestown, N. D..
Mr. Barrett's old home. They will
visit Mr. Barrett's mother and other
L. H. Freer moved from near Sew­ relatives and expect to be gone
about six weeks.
ell station Friday to Portland,
Second and Washington Sts.
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night was well attended and tin enjoy­
able time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Hajd<n of Portland
spent the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Meacham.
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For The Home
We are specially equipped with all the
machinery needed to make doors, sash
windows and mouldings such as you will
need to build that new house that you
are thinking about.
And we make all these of the finest old
growth yellow fir kiln dried and you are
assured of nice clean stock that does not
look like it had set around for some
time.
Our cabinet work is carefully put to­
gether and will stay put. We will be
glad to figure with you at any time con­
cerning your needs.
Hillsboro Sash & Door
W. B. Penwarden, Mgr
Phone 2972
Tenth and Washington Sts.
Arcade
Mr. and Mrs. George Pruka and son,
Junior, of Portland spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Pruka.
Mrs. Sanford and little son, Glenn,
of Portland have been visiting at the
home of her father, M. M. Mead, and
helping with the strawberry harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Loftis, son, Wil­
mer, and Mrs. Mary Miller expect to
leave Saturday for Baker to attend the
state Grange. They will drive, visiting
several places en route.
Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and baby, Betty
Jean, spent a few days last week at
the Pruka home, returning to Portland
Sunday.
The dance at the Grange hall Friday
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