SEPTEMBER Id, IWMrt
— —
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
PAGE SEV BN
John Hale wax In the county seat
Mrs. Alfred Morgan entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gates moved
At a meeting last night of the
Monday from Portland.
I with a bridge party Thursday night, into town the first of the week.
Women’s Service chib the following
Lodge Directory
Mrs. D. It. Sloan of Portland w#< 1 complimenting Mrs, Henrietta Mor­
W. C. H. Bates of near Juckson officers were elected: Mrs. Mabel
hero over the week end visiting her gan with a surprise on her birthday. school was a county seat visitor Fri­ Batchelar, president; Mrs. Ada
TUALATINCHAPTER
Three tables of bsidge were played, day.
Qualls, vice president; Mrs. Ada
niece, Mrs. Z. Sigman.
No. 31, O. E. S
William Alexander and Jarnos i the guest of honor winning the
Mrs. Lawrence Hill and daughter, Batchelar, secretary and treasurer;
Mayor J. E. Morsbach of Sher­
Meets third Tuesda) a
Mr», J. IL Rossman entertained
'
prize.
The
consolation
prize
felli
Mrs.
J.
E.
Reeves,
reporter.
Mrs.
each month, at 8 p. r>.
wood wa.. a county neat visitor Mon­ with a bridge luncheon last Thurs- Dickey left Tuesday for Pendleton to Mra. Imbrie. At the close of the ' Lois, of Orenco, were Hillsboro vis- C. E. Wells was present and talked
to attend the Round-Up.
itors
Monday.
Visitors Welcome
day,
i day, complimenting Miss Margaret
evening the card tables were placed
on affiliating with the Federated
Helen Tucker, Worthy Matron
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hicks of together and all were
Mr.
and
Mra,
G,
G.
Hathorn
of
Mrs. Trcphon Divrick and children Tongue, who left this w««k for Port-
Rose Cave, Secretary
seated at a
Women’s clubs. It was decided to
of Banks were Hillsboro visitors I land to enter Keed college. At the Salem were Sunday guests of Mr. j delicious luncheon. The guests pre- Sherman's mill were Hillsboro vis-1 join the Federation on October 1st. Visitors and Members Bring Receipts
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Redmond.
Tuesday,
I bridge tables Miss Margaret Long
Minted Mrs. Morgan with an arm itors Saturday.
It was reported that 100 quarts of
HILLSBORO POST NO. 6
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boos of Forest bag. Those prsesent were M< »dames
Mrs. F. C, O’Gallagher left the fruit were ready to send ’o the Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
The Coffau club will have a re­ , won first prize and Miss Eva Soren­
in Veterans' Memorial Hall
freshment stand at the county fair son second. Miss Tongue received Grove and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stangel Henrietta Morgan, Dora Nelson, L fir« t of the week for Cherry Grove, Children's Farm Home. Plans were
Arthur Kroeger
the guest’s prize from the hostess. visited Portland friends Sunday.
A. Long, J. W. Connell, Frank Barr,I where she will teach again this win- also made for a Halloween enter­ W. V. McKinney
next week.
I
ter.
Thus»
present
were
Mrs.
Rossman,
Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Heston of James Anderson, Fred Sewell, 8. E.
tainment.
AUXILIARY TO POST NO. •
Mrs. Ida Edlgar and Mrs. Edward
Miss Tongue, Mrs. Charles Buchan Portland were guests Sunday at the Fayram, E. L. Moore, Frank Imbrie,
American Legion
Miss "Billie" Shields of Camas,
(Irosaen of llcthuny were Hillsboro
Mrs.
J.
R.
Wikeen
and
Miss
Sue
•
Meets first Tuesday in each month,
a n , Jr., Mrs. Kenneth Lucas, home of Mrs. C. E. Lytle and Mias W. G. Hare, Emma McKinney and Wash., was a guest the last of the
visitors yesterday.
Emerson of the Aloha-Huber com­
at 8 p. m. in Veterans' Hall
Mrs. Verne McKinney, Miss Helen Marion.
Alfred Morgan.
week of Miss Florence Garrett. Miss munities were Hillsboro visitors Sat­ Ei.ima McKinney Anna Engeldinger
Paul lamdauer, who is in the saw­ Connell, Miss Margaret
President
Secretary
Dr. J. If. Rossman and Fred Sie-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams en­ Shields leaves for U. of O. thh urday. The ladies came front Hono­
mill business up on Pumpkin Ridge, Eva Sorenson and Misa
grist left Tuesday evening for l*en- tertained a number of friends Sat­ week.
lulu
some
months
ago
and
are
very
was a county seat caller Thursday.
later.
dleton, where they will visit the urday evening, in celebration of the
Tom Ireland was operated on last much in love with Oregon. They
Professional Cards
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mike Benko ami
•
birthdays of Mrs. Williams, Mrs.' [ Thursday it the Jones hospital for have purchased a home in that
M Isa Carol Call, for two years Round-Up this week.
niece, Miss Katherine Pachka, of
ELMER H. SMITH, M. D. D. O.
cashier for the Portland Electric
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson, Mr, Henry Johnson and Sam Nelson. Mr. . appendicitis. Di. J. O. Robb operat­ section.
Cornelius Were Hillsboro visitors on
X-Ray Diagnosis and Treatmeats
ing. The patient is convalescing n*ce-
company,
left
Wednesday
morning
and
Mrs.
Wulter
Robinson
and
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Felix
O
’
Donnell
won
the
Thursday.
F. H. Strong and son, G. C.
L. B. SMITH, D. O.
for Indinnapolhi, Ind., to visit her Clara Atterbury are spending u few prizes at the card tables. Refresh-! l>.
Strong, l«ft this morning for the
Miss Elinor Boehen of Bend is u mother, Mrs. Adeline CaJI, formerly days over on the Wilson river, fish­ men’.» were served at the close of a
Osteopathic Physician
Mias Lavinia Voelker left Satur­ Pendleton Round-Up and from there
guest at the home of her parents, i of thh city. Mnnager Easter has ing.
delightful evening. Those present day afternoon for Coquille, where »All__ .
Office« over
over nuisnoro
Hillsboro tukhih
National oiuik
Bank
. . ..
winces
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bvchen, near granted Miss Call a six-months leave
were Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Chap­ she will teach this winter. Miss will go on to their home at Abilene, office Phone 872 - Res. Phone 873
Mrs.
C.
C.
Gibson
of
Forest
Ore neo.
Hillsboro - Oregon
of ubsvnce from her duties and she Grove was a Hillsboro visitor Tues­ man, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, Mr. ( Voelker is a July graduate of the Kansas. They visited here for a
month with Mr. Strong’s son, Earl
A marriage license was granted Tn expects to return to Hilhboro at the day. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson formerly and Mrs. John Kamna, Jr., Mr. and Oregon Normal school.
DR J. O. ROBB. M. O.
Physician and Surgeon
Vancouver Friday to Arthur A. end of that period. Miss Cull is a resided here, but Mr. Gibson is now Mrs. Felix O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. I J. W. Raynard of Beaverton was Strong, and family.
Japel ami Mrs. Till R. Dethlefs, talented violinist and will be great­ engineer in the power plant at For­ Henry Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. I a Hillsboro visitor yesterday. Mr.
Word has been received of the District Surgeon: _S. P. and P. R. A N.
Railways
both of Gaston.
ly missed in musical circles, and by est Grove.
Williams.
Raynard and a friend from Portland birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don- I Office—Telephone Bldg, Second SL
aid
McClintock
of
Bend.
Mrs.
Mc-
her
many
friends
here.
Willis H. Jenkins, traveling pas­
Res.—Corner of 6th and V*sshington
Miss Jessie Jackson of North
R. Frank Peters went to Seattle left last night for Tiller, Southern.
j Clintock was formerly Miss Agnes Phones: Office 2921 - Res. 2923
senger agent of tho Southern Pa-! Miss Clara Case entertained Fri­ Plains has accepted a position as of­ Monday to assist the Portland Scot­ Oregon, for a deer hunt.
Hillsboro
-
Oregon
Sullivan, a teacher in the Hillsboro
ciflc, was in the county seat on; day evening with a bridge party, fice girl with Drs. Robb and Ross­ tish Rite Masons' twentieth degree
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meek of Port­ schools several years ago.
DR.
J.
T.
MaeKAY,
M.
D., L. M.
business Saturday.
I complimenting the Misses Gladys man, taking the position vacated team in exemplifying the degree land were Hillsboro visitors the last
Special Attentica to Obstetrics
Mrs. C. W. Hall was in town Fri­
Mias Mildred Smith of Waitsburg, : Rood, Emmer Cox, Virginia Brog­ by the resignation of Miss Sophia there Tuesday night. This degree of the week, calling on relatives and
and D msmi of Children
Wash., was a guest over the week­ don, Eva McCormick and Alice Nos­ Schneider.
has been presented but once in Port­ friends. They recently returned from day. Mrs. Hall recently moved from Assistant District Surgeon: S. P. and
■ Huber to Jacktown and will go into
end of her aunt, Mrs. Donald Gregg, ier, who will enter Pacific Univer­
P. R. A N. Railways
Ray Forney went over to Toledo land, in May, at the Scottish Rite a trip to Yellowstone Park.
the stock business, making a spec- Office—Commercial Bank Building
of near Hillsboro.
sity next week. Others present last week to take up farming on a cathedral. Mr. Peters is the grand
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rahn and 1 chil-
;
Residence
—1032 Washington Street
cnu' i ialty o f thoroughbred Hampshire
C. Teoge left Tuesday for a va­ wore Mrs. Josephine Case, Mrs. Es­ place that W. H. Forney recently j orator of the team. The degree will dren of near Rock Creek were 1 HUU
___ - hogs and Jersey cows.
Phones: Office, 1541 - Res., 1542
Hillsboro
-
Oregon
cation at Hot Ijike. He expects to be ther Turner, Mrs. Florence Bennett, traded for. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. I be presented again in Portland on > boro visitors Saturday. They just
gone about a month. Mr. Toege will Misses Charlotte Allen, Mattie and Forney went over Tuesday for a November 9.
recently moved back to the home1 W-lliam Gray, 11-weeks old grand­
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
son of Mrs. J. P. Rhea of Hillsboro,
I Clara Case. Dainty refreshments couple of days.
return here for the winter.
Physician and Surgeon
James Wood and A. W. Havens community from near Linnton.
:
died
at
the
home
of
his
parents
in
were
served
at
the
close
of
a
very
Commercial Bank Building
Mrs. Mattie Griffin of near Cor­
Dr. J. O. Robb and wife will leave were named delegates to the Knights
A card received the last of the | McMinnville Saturday, September 4.
delightful evening.
2681 - Res., 2682
nelius was a county sent caller Sat­
Monday for Tacoma, where Dr. Itobb of Pythias grand lodge at Corvallis week from Mrs. Elma Brown of The boy’s father is W. Y. Gray, son Phones: Office,
Hillsboro, Oregon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Wirtz
next
month
at
the
meeting
of
the
urday. She was accompanied by her
took will attend lectures next week given
this city, under date of September of Mrs. Rhea.
DR. J. B. DINSMORE
daughter, Mrs. R. L. Simpson, of u trip around through Pacific City by Dr. Granger of Harvard univer­ lodge Monday night. J. W. Connell 7, says: I 1 am at the
me foot
iooz of
oi the
me
Complete X-Ray
A
truck
of
the
Hillsboro
Trans
­
and
Neskowin
and
then
on
up
the
Portland, who was visiting her.
sity. The Easterner will lecture on is a holdover delegate. Leonard Wonderful Niagara Falls, 230 feet
Phones: Office, 141 - Residence, 142
fer
&
Fuel
company
was
in
an
ac-
The Rw. Dr. Jenkins will conduct Roosevelt highway to Astoria the Physio Theraphy. They will r e - Brown and S. E. Fayram were elect­ to the bottom. Wonderful, indeed." | cident at the intersection of Chap- Office—Commercial Bank Building
ed alternates to Mr. Wood and Mr.
services of public worship at All last of the week. They crossed over turn home on Saturday.
Charles Gillens a^d his mother, man and Jefferson
streets in Port- ‘
DR. W. H. PASLEY
Saints chapel on Sunday, both morn­ to the Washington side and drove
Mrs. Lena Christensen of Arcada, Havens. George Schulmerich of Mr. and Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Graham land Tuesday. A
•
Dentist
woman was in- '
up
to
Kelso
to
visit
their
son,
Her­
Wells
is
alternate
to
Mr.
Connell.
ing and evening. The people will
Humbolt county, California, is in
and daughter, Miss Beulah, of Salem jured.
Offices in Heidel Building, upstairs
lunch toother after the late morn- bert. They left here Friday and re­ the city, a guest of her son, Henry
Main Street, near Third
John Kopschlegel, who lives down were Hillsboro visitors Friday, at-
William Pangle, manager of the
turned Sunday.
Phone 2961Y
Christensen, and family, and her ' near Shute park, brought in some i tending the funeral of the late Mrs.
Ing service.
Hillsboro
-
.
.
Oregon
Heilig theatre in Portland has pur­
p. H. Turner and family, who son, Edward Christensen, She will 1 mighty fine looking King apples I A. P. Luther.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jossy and
chased
a
home
in
this
county.
He
DR. J. H. ROSSMAN
and Yellow Dent com the first of
children of West Union were Hills- have been residing at Banks for remain several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Vincent of bought 2 54 acres on the old Bacon
Dentist
George R. Petit and wife and i the week and and are displayed in Portland were week-end guests of road near Beaverton."
boro visitors Monday. Mr. Jassy is some months, where Mr. Turner was
Office in Telephone Building
in
business,
have
moved
back
to
the
Argus
window.
The
apples
weigh
Ralph
Wilkes
of
Cascadero,
Calif.,
making arrangements for a public
■ Mrs. Vincent’s parents, Mr. and
Hillsboro
-
-
Oregon
N. Bangs, prominent Timber busi-
sale of registered cows to take place Hillsboro. They just returned last were in Hillsboro last week for a 1 54 pounds each and the corn is Mrs. W. J. Reamy. Mrs. Vincent
ness
man,
was
in
the
county seat
DR. W. E. PITTENCER
week from a trip to Cloverdale, couple days visiting at the L. L. splendidly developed.
September 24.
remained all week caring for her,
Dentist
the last of the week greeting his
where
they
visited
their
son,
Ennis
Lee
home.
The
three
men
were
mother,
who
has
been
ill
with
bron
­
Miss
Margaret
Long
left
yester
­
J. W. Brewer, former manager of
Offices over Delta Drag Store on
many friends here.
Turner,
and
family.
They
also
visited
friends
in
the
East
several
years.
Main Street, Hillsboro
day for Eugene, where she will enter chitis.
tho state chamber of commerce, was
Mrs. J. W. Jameson, who fell and Office Phone, 992 - Res. Phone, 402
Miss Margaret Duerner is teaching on her sophomore year at the Uni­
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Kuratli left
in Hillsboro Thursday from Portland Pacific City.
broke her hip several months ago,
DR. RALPH DRESSER
with a group of friends. Mr. Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Bowman re­ in the high school at North Bend. versity of Oregon. Other students i Sunday for a week's trip to Pen­
was taken to the Jones hospital yes-'
Dentist
to
leave
for
U.
of
O.
this
week
are
Miss
Pearl
Allen,
w
h
•
formerly
helped with the financial campaign turned last week from a week in the
dleton, where they will visit the
terday.
Room 10, Commercial Bldg., Hillsboro
of the Ray-Maling company a few Coos Bay section, the guest of their taught in the high school here, is Miss Helen Connell, Miss Helen Round-Up, and into the Y-kima.
Phone 144
T. S. Wilkes of Corvallis was a
years ago.
son, Edwin Bowman, and family teaching her second year there, and I Thwaite, Melvel Goodin, Robert Har- Washington, country where Mr. Ku­
Evenings and Sundays by
I bison, Carlton Hands.
ratli will combine business with Hillsboro visitor the last of the
Appointment
Mr. and Mrs. George Meacham who live at North Bend. While there Mr. Adams of Pacific university is
week. Mr. Wilkes formerly resided
Announcement has been received pleasure.
and •on, Elmer, of Mountaindale they enjoyed a trip down the new the coach in the North Bend school.
DR.
WILLIAM
M. ROBNETT
here.
Mr. Watson brought in some fine by friends here of the birth of a
Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
were Hillsboro visitors Monday. EL Roosevelt highway as far as Wnd-
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Strubb and ’
G. W. Bondurant, who m teaching
mer, who attended high school here deburn at the mouth of the Rogue looking peaches yesterday for dis­ daughter on September 4 to Mr. and little daughter and Mrs. J. Pruka
Vader Mineral Packs
last year, will go to Banka high river.
play in the Argus window. They look Mrs. R. Atha Russell at Fresno, Cal­ of Arcade were Hillsboro visitors in the Glen'v, od school igjin this Office Houi irs—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
year, was a Hillsboro victor Satur-j - Monday,
~J •- Wednesday, Friday and
school this year, making the trip
Mrs. Harley li. Smith and chil­ about as good as any that have been ifornia. The new arrival has been Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Strubb are
Sunday.
¿
,y
'
Office
over New City Cafe, 2nd SL
named
Imogene
Leona,
and
is
a
brought
in
this
year.
A
peach
was
each day from home.
moving this week to Buxton, where
dren of Britt, Iowa, arrived thia
grafted on an apricot tree and as granddaughter of Mrs. Edna Russell Mrs. Strubb will teach in the Green
William Rosenow and family of
Mrs. Karl Koellermeier of Ore- week and will make their home here.
HARE, McALEAR A PETERS
a consequence Mr. Watson took five of near Cornelius.
east
of the city moved yesterday to
Mountain
school
this
term.
Mr.
Smith
has
been
here
about
three
Altarways-at-Law
gon City and her grandchildren,
the W. Ñ.
boxes of apricots as well as five of
Mrs. W. E. Pittinger left yester­
Upstairs, Shute Savings Bank Bldg.
Frederick and Marie Kosllermeisr, months and expects to locate in
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kempfer of — ..........Hathorn ranch at Laurel.
peaches off the double tree.
Hilhbor' Oregon
day for a visit with her mother, Scholls were Hillsboro visitors Satur­
Mrs. L. G. Bennett of Scofield
left Sunday for their homes, after Hillsboro. They are guests of Mrs.
Mrs. D. L. Moomaw of Chicago Mrs. W. C. Look, at Gustine, Calif. day. They were accompanied by Mrs. underwent a major operation at the
BUMP A BUMP
an extended visit with Mr. and Smith's uncle, G. Garthofner, and
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. George She made the trip with Mr. and Kempfer’s father, W. A. Scott, who i Dr. Smith hospital this morning.
Attorways-at-Law
Mrs. I^onard Brown. Mrs. Brown j family.
Hillsboro
T. McGrath. Her son, Louis Moo­ Mrs. L. B. Kusick of Portland, who mashed his hand two months ago at
Sterling Speiz of Witch Hazel was Main Street
is a daughter of Mrs. Koellermeier.
Regular meeting of Tualatin Chap­
South of Coart House
maw, and wife of Portland ac­ will go as far south as Los Angeles. the North Plains rock crusher. The operated on for appendicitis at the
Phono 193
L. 8. O'Connor, who lives 2 54 ter No. 31, Order of Eastern Star, companied her and spent Monday Mrs. Pittinger will also visit friends
Injury was a serious one, but is get- Df- Smith hospital Friday,
M. B. Bump
D. D. Bump
miles southeast of Reedville, brought will be held next Tuesday at 8:00. here. Mr. Moomaw, his wife and in San Francisco.
•ing
along
nicely
now.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Brostrom
There
will
be
an
election
to
fill
the
and
in some corn stalks the last of the
mother will soon move to Los An­
Mrs. C. W. Omacht of North
Business Cards
John McAllen and son, Arthur, of' children of Gaston were Hillsboro
week that measured 12 feet in vacancies in office. All members are geles, where Mr. Moomaw can better Plains was in town yesterday. Mrs.
‘ ' visitors Saturday.
urged
to
be
present.
Visitors
wel-
near
Cornelius
were
in
the
county
height One stalk had five good sized,
oversee the production of his pic­ i Omacht had the misfortune to lose
Jacob Teller of near Bethany was Real Estate - All Kinds of Insurance
well-filled ears thereon. The corn | come.
tures. His latest picture, “Flames,” a handsome pin while in town Sat­ seat Friday. Mr. McAllen lost a
KURATL1 4k WISMER
was raised on beaverdan; land, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Purvis of Se­ was released this month and will be urday night, and is very anxious for purse over near Hazeldale and an a Hillsboro visitor Saturday.
Aactioaeer
is on display in the Argus window.
ad in the found column last Thurs­
attle are making a visit at their shown in Portland this week.
For appointments at the Princess
Phone 1391
its return as it was a present
Hillsboro
day by J. A. McMillan, Hazeldale Beauty Shop, phone 262Z.
tf 1236 Second SL
Scott Cornelius of Astoria, county farm in South Tualatin, where they
The ladies of the Full Gospel to her several years ago.
storekeeper, resulted in his finding
BERT
C.
HUNTINGTON
judge of Clatsop county, was a Hills­ formerly resided. Mr. Purvis accom­ Tabernacle gave Miss Effie Ander­
Arrests made by the sheriff's of­ it. The purse contained 320, so Mr.
Realtor
Your eyes deserve the best
boro visitor Sunday and Monday, a panied C. F. Robinson to town Mon­ son, bride-elect of
Mr. John C. fice during the week and the McAllen is lucky that it fell into j
of care. The Thompson-
day
and
renewed
old
acquaintances.
City Property - Farms - Rentals
guest at the homes of Ben Cornelius
charges: Louis Molensky, liquor pos­
Glutsch Optical company is
Loans - Insurance
Miss Lulabelle Howard left last Green, a miscellaneous shower Tues­ session, Saturday; John Wagner, as­ good hands.
in this city and T. R. Cornelius at
equipped to give you a 1213 Third SL
-
Hillsboro
evening. Those present were
day
W. G. Walker, formerly of Banks, borough examination. Evenings by Office Phone, 223 - Res. Phone, 2007
Reedville. He also visited at the night for Minneapolis and from there Miss Paulina Schaffer, Miss Ange- sault and battery, Wednesday, and
" * ment.
* ”
29-30
Pone -----
1631. .
court house while here, and confer­ will go to her old home at Sioux line Furlie, Mrs. F. E. Hartrampf, Virgil R. Blum, non-support, o n was a Hillsboro visitor Saturday. »PPo^t
red with Judge Ward on county mat-1 Falls, S. D. She will also visit in Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walker
are
moving
to'
Ben Brown, Mrs. Jacob Van- Wednesday.
Dance at Kansas City
ters.
the South before returning home.
Portland for the winter, rs Mr.
nett, Mrs. John Kiepke, Miss Esther
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice of Tilla­
Dance at Kansas City community
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Melhulsh spent
Walker
plays
with
the
Walkers'
old
half
“
on'
Wed7*eidTy 'ni^htT'septem-
Piepke, Mrs. Anna Green, Mrs. C. J. mook motored over the first of
the week-end at St. Helena, guests Anderson, Miss Marie Anderson,
/s
time
orchestra
and
they
ha>e
four
1
ber
29.
Music
by the Vagabonds,
the week for a short visit with rel­
SZACA
of Mrs. Melhuish's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Briot, Mrs. Lester Jones
engagements a week in I'ot t land.
atives
and
friends.
Mr.
Rice
is
the
Mark Every Grave
North Plaine Dance
Mra. LaBare.
Beginning soon they will play there
and Miss Effie Anderson.
Tillamook representative of the
Old
time
dance at North Plains
five
nights
a
week
and
Mr.
Walker
Mrs. L. J. Merrill left this week
The Pythian Sisters gave a benefit Washington Savings A Loan associa­ thought he might as well live in the ¡W. O. W. hall Saturday night, Sep­
for
a
month
’
s
visit
with
her
mother,
MRS. M. N. LEWIS & CO.
tion.
I tember 18. Music by Frank Clark's
metropolis.
Mrs. H. M. Pickell, at Des Moines, card party Monday evening at the
Fourth and Main Sta., Hillsboro
| old time orchestra.
29
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Bilyeu
and
K. of P. hall with the purpose of
Iowa.
daughters
moved
back
to
Portland
clearing up the quota on the chil­
dren’s unit of the Oregon-Wash­ last week, after spending several
ington Pythian home. Mrs. Alfred months at their summer home in
Morgan and W. W. Phillips won the South Hillsboro.
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAfee and
prizes at bridge, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hickox won the prizes at “500.” family of Ashland located here dur-
Cnke and coffee were served at the | ing the past week. Mr. and Mrs.
close of the evening. A very neat 1 McAfee are the parents of Mrs. A. J.
sum was added to the quota, which ! Taylor.
Have your home improved as
will be paid this week. The chil­
Harry Fluke of Tigard was a
you want it for winter.
dren's unit will be dedicated at Van- Hillsboro visitor yesterday. The
i/*» , •
w Tl r
The attic should be finished
! couver Saturday afternoon at 2:30, Fluke family recently sold their
—“Sterling” plaster wallboard
' and it is desired that all who can place near Kinton and have moved
is the economical material to
do so will attend.
to near Tigard.
use.
A. G. Gilmore and daughter, Ruth,
Miss Alice Sewell will resume her
Doors and windows will nc’d
returned last Thursday evening from art class nt the public library on
weather strip around them,
a visit of more than a month with Saturday, October 2. For informa­
Copper weather strip is the
Mr. Gilmore’s father, W. H. Gil­ tion cnll at library.
best.
more, at Clear Lake, Iowa, a broth­
Mr. and Mrs. Linden of Forest
Machine sheds and chicken
er at Minneapolis nnd a sister at Grove were guests last Tuesday
houses are profitable.
McGregor, Minnesota. Mr. Gilmore evening of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stan­
Good shingles are cheapest.
had not seen his father, a man 80 gel.
Paint—the best is none too
years of age, for 18 years, and en-
good—“Fullers.”
Miss Ethel Linklater left the first
joyed his visit with his relatives of the week for Portland, where she
INVEST first in necessities—
very much. He says he saw no will attend Reed college this year.
country that he liked as well as
Then SPEND on laxarles.
Theodore Bernards of north of
Oregon, but thinks Northern Min­
Depend« on his bank to help and counsel. This we
nesota was the best of any visited. Forest Grove was transacting busi­
They
made the trip via Omaha, Ne­ ness in Hillsboro yesterday.
offer to you. Trust in us to be your friend and ad­
Joseph Bishop and David Tscha-
BUILDINC MATERIALS
braska, and returned through Da­
viser in time of plenty or in trouble.
HARDWARE AND PAINTS
bold
of Helvetia were county seat
kota and Montana.
When Mr.
{«4ZV St RR& N. TRACES.
Gilmore and daughter returned they business visitors yesterday.
EL.273I. HILLSBORO
Walter Dyke of Verboort and
found Richard Gilmore ill with the
HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK
See Our Display at the Fair
mumps, and therefore are unable Henry Dyke of Roy were County
to go home.
* seat visitors yesterday.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Monuments
Autumn ?
Preparation
Time !
The Modern
Farmer
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