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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1926)
SEPTEMBER 1«. 192ft THE HILLSBORO ARGUS PAOS EIGHT B— •—! ■EK I beke of Hillsboro, spent a few days hero Sunday, being guests of Mr. I last week with their aunt. Mrs. and Mrs. D. R. Sloan, who aro at South Tualatin present the occupant». i Louise VanKleek. Alfred Obriat, who has boon vli J. J. VanKleek hai been erecting ii Thao Pitman and family spent a new silo at his ranch on Pleasant lting hi» grandparent» for the past Permanent Road is Sunday evening with F. H. Bowlby Banks Schools Are week, returned to hi» home in Gresh Valley road during the past week. and family. Bernard VanKleek and son, Ralph, am Sunday. Constructed South Going Full Blast Charles Demmin has moved his George Kimber, who has been in of Portland spent the day Sunday five-room cottage on to a new base the Eaat for some time past, and hi» Bank«, September 15—The road with relatives around town. Banks, September 15—The Banks ment. He expects to move in as schools started this week, the grade south from Banks rot another coat Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Sloan and daughter, Mias Vera Kimber, who »oon as the house is remodeled. school Monday with Prof. Yoder and of dressing this week, which com- »on, Weldon, spent the day Sunday ha» been in Grant* l’a»a of late, re Walter Demmin and mother were turned to thia town (where they the union high school opened yester pietea this strip of road. The long with friends in Portland. guests at the Herman Leibenow formerly resided) the first of the day. The grade school teachers are bridge on this road is being re- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vandermost home Sunday. Mrs. Conant, Miss Eleanor Conant placed hy a new one this week, ' and children of Rainier were visit week. They are vinting at the home Corn cutting starts this week in which was te have been completed ors last week at the home of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Warden Wilson, and Miss Morgan. the neighborhood. Prof. Johnston is at his post in the yesterday. Miss Hasel Koenig has recently en and Mr». C. Vandermost The traffic has had to detour by high school and has for his helpers Mias Margaret Koenig is attend tered the employ of the Pacific Tel this year Miss Gilbert. Mis» Nora way of Roy or Gale« Creek nearly ing Washington high school in Port ephone and Telegraph company of two week«, but the work is nearly land this year. and W. G. Blanchette. Portland, having a position in the Wigwam Confectionery Pehrsson The attendance will be much in- I fininshed and we now have a good Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sutherland of office department. Third Street at Stage Depot creased when the prune and hop I permanent road, the first time in Portland were Sunday guests of Mr. J Mrs. August Wensel and son, Wil Fountain Drinks - Ice Cream ' crops are taken care of. which will years. and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy. liam, were transacting business in Candies • Cigarettes - Tobacco probably be in about two weeks. ■ ■ ■ Mrs. L. S. Bierly and Mr». Ethel Portland Saturday. Serving Lun eh ee Baaka Ha» Naw Doctor McCormick and children moved to Full Line Mngaainoo George Hoover is attending the MANY PICK HOPS Banks, September 15—Dr. H. M. Hillsboro last Saturday, where they Hillsboro high school. He graduated Kine and wife came here from will reside during the school year from the Kinton school last year. Banks, September 15—Hop pick- Portland last week and are located and Mi»» Grace McCormick will at Miss Ida Bucher of Portland vis ing in this section is well under ¡n t],r w G. Walker house. Dr. tend Hillsboro high school. Thi» fam ited her parent», Mr. and Mrs. F. LOANS way now, though the hop acreage Kine is B physician and expects to On real estate. Low interest has decreased considerably in the build up a practice in Banks and ily will be greatly missed, as they A. Bucher. Sunday. cost. Repayment privileges. last few years. The hops that used vicinity. His offices are in his home have resided here for many years. ; Leland Flint ha» been in thi» com We will all look forward to their munity the past week with hi» to grow on the Carstens farm in for the present homecoming at the end of the school threshing outfit, and some of our [ the north edge of Banks have been year. farmers have had their clover seed dug up and sixty acres of straw BANKS PERSONALS A large number from thi» town threshed out. berries now take their place. attended the auction sale held last Miss Hazel Haise, who has been The Love hopyard west of here is Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker have Friday at the ranch of W. N. Ha a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold one of the largest in this locality moved to Portland for the winter in thorn of the Laurel district. It is Cutting for the past week, han rc WASHINGTON SAVINGS & and employs about 200 pickers this order to eliminate the long drive» understood that there were a num turned to Tigard, where she is visit LOAN ASSOCIATION year. during the winter months between ber of buyers from here. ing her grandmother. Mrs. Alice Cut Shute Bank Bldg. Hillsboro Portland and Banks for Mr. Walk Mr. and Mrs. Walter VanKleek ting. Bank» to Play Franklin er, who is a member of the Walker and daughter, Katherine Helen, of Banks, September 15—The Banks orchestra and plays a great deal in Beaverton were callers on relatives Dedicate Tualatin Church Bear Cats and the Franklin Gar- and around Portland. around town Sunday. Dedication service« for the new Mrs. Charles Kessler and little age of Portland will cross bats here Zack Martin i» employed during Sunday in what will probably be a daughter returned home from For- the prune drying season at the Tualatin Methodist Episcopal church New Zealand were held Sunday. The church stands very exciting game as the Banks est Grove Sunday last. ranch of W. W. Jaquith in the lau team holds the scores of games Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox are rel district, who is drying prunes for today without any indebtedness, and nt these services it was unnece sary RABBITS FOR SALE played with several Portland teams rejoicing over the arrival of a baby the many growers in that town. to solicit the usual pledge». this summer and the Franklinites in- girl born September 6. Mr. and Mrs. August Obrist and tend to show ’em. E. O. Johnson, the truck man, is family of Gresham spent Sunday at County Fair, September 21, 22, 23. driving a brand new truck. Does Ready to Breed the home of Mr. and Mrs. August I Mi»» Parmley Elected Mrs. Howard Mansfield is here Dallmann. Banks, Sept. 15—Cleo Parmley j from Washinfton on a visit to her Most of the farmers in this com MONEY TALKS Dressed Rabbits—35c per lb. received the highest number of votes | sister, Mrs. H. Hunt, and other rel- munity have been busy filling their in the queen contest held here last atives. Salesman, Salealadie» and Re silos during the past week. eek. Louis Fischer was second and Mrs. C. C. Barnard, who has been Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox attended tail merchant. My item» fit all Eleanor Conant third. visiting her sifter, Mrs. G. Turner, the annual homecoming and roll cal) ' of you. Salesman averages 31.0U Albert Kirchgraber returned to her home in Spokane of Canton, Portland, No. 1 held at profit for every dealer called on. Coeta dealer $2.00, he »ell» for Mrs. C. D. Miller is here from last week. makes 31.60 an $2.00 in Hillsboro Portland caring for Mrs. Ralph Wil The Kennery garage has a new the I. O. O. F. temple in Portland >3.50, 1472 Walnut St. vested. Salesman makes 01.00. If Saturday evening. cox and baby. Cl are a Salesman or wish to coat of paint. A Salem truck delivered two wa ome one. If you never »old ter tanka in town last Friday. One anything in your life I will tell : main for the school year, where he how Co make better than I is attending the Rainier high school. was for S. H. Pomeroy and the you (Address) other for W. C. Hall. They will be 0100.00 a week. Goo. L. Laao, Mansfield. Ohio More new cars have recently made put up as soon as possible. This ............... ■ ----- their appearance on our roads. R. There was another “working bee” ' Teufel has a Buick six, Mr. Shan will greatly improve the water sys at the church last Friday and more non has a new one of a popular tems on these ranches. I A family dinner was served at the Let’s Get This Straight ^ work ’i“/o7 in makeand_Jake~ Kaix trade'd his “old the grove and church grounds, which Ford for a roadster of the Fame home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Vander We are still in the paint most last Sunday and the follow adds greatly to the looks of the make. ing business. We do not ing were participanta in the fine property. claim to be world-beat The following were guests Sun- dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mun Mrs. S. A. Malehorn of Coquille day at the home of Mr. and ers. No Oxford diplomas Mrs. son and family of Linnton, Mr. and haariem oil has been a world ha.« been spending the past week hanging on our walls. But A. H. Dallmann: Mrs. Norris Olsen Mrs. Willard Goraage and family of wide remedy for kidney, liver and with her sister, Mrs. Kirk Hoover. we do know PAINTS— and Miss Clara Gerig of Portland Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Van plain and fancy. We’re in Floyd Bierly sold five of his cows and Migs Sadie Miller of Hillsboro, dermost of Cooper Mountain, Mias bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. last week. He purchased a fine reg the business to make a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cutting and Margaret Vandermost, the host and istered cow at the W. N. Hathorn living—not a killing. We their house guest. Miss Hazel Haise, hostess. sale last Friday. are here to please with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Koenig were were county seat callers Wednes- William and Joseph Wenzel went. honest purpose and quali Portland callers Monday. day. to Rainier Sunday, where they were fied experience — not a s Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and Edwin Richards has returned to visitors at the home of their sister, fancy specialists endeav ’ I Clackamas, where he has employ- daughter, Mary Katherine, who are correct internai tmubles. stimulate vital Mrs. Kurt Braune. Joseph will re- oring to revolutionize the making their home in Salem for the organa. Three sta-,. All ¿nirgiits. InJrt ment. business ~ August Wenzel is makin« some present, were callers at their home un thè originai cnuinc Q uid M ium improvements to his chicken house NICKESON knows paints by laying a new floor, also extend ing a water pipe so as to have run B. R. Nickeson ning water. Phone 2407 Herman Dallmann, who has been employed in Sunset, Wash., for the past few weeks, returned home last nan Sunday. Groceries, Paul Ennis of Hillsboro, who has School Supplies been spending the summer with his Hillsboro parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, and Notions returned to his home the last of the General (?) Ga* . week. Roscoe Bierly, young son of Mr. and Oils Lay in Your Winter*» i and Mrs. Roy Bierly, had his ton Supply Early Your Satisfaction is Our sils and adenoids removed on last Pleasure j Thursday. He is getting along nice- Delivered Prices ly. J. A. McMILLAN, Prop. William and Raymond Meltebeke, 4-fL Ash— $7 Matinee Every Sunday at 2 p. m. | sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Melte- T- ■TP TT- !% Sk t BANKS NEWS OELRICH NURSERY CO. Ore neo, Oregon If you are expecting to build a home thia fall, come in and let us figure on materials with you. We carry the best. J. W. COPELAND YARDS Second and Washington St«. llillaboro ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a BALLOON . BALLOON - BALLOON DANCE at the , New Shadyside Dance Hall ( Between Gaston and Foresi Grove oa Highway) SATURDAY NIGHT SEPTEMBER 18 Music by Gail Karns and His 8-Piece Orchestra BALLOONS By the Hundreds Will be Given Away ZOO YEARS WOOD ... L. P. Stranahan, Mgr. Phone 301 FOR OVER w THEATRE 11 Phone Hillsboro 2621 Autumn I« the Ideal Tima to Build Paint Talks VENETIAN • • • Complete Line of Fruit Trees Ornamentals, Shade and Shrubbery Grafted Walnuts and Filberts Kintan HAZELDALE STORE • Ad million, $1.00 l.adieH Free BALLOON - BALLOON - BALLOON I SUNDAYand MONDAY Matinee Every Saturday, 2 p. m September 19-20 16-inch— $7 First-Class Oak— $8 4-fL Fir, old growth—$6 1st Class Second Growth Fir, $5.50 Coal and Briquets Hillsboro Transfer & Fuel Co. Repeat Orders Confirm Quality 50 more Graham Brothers Motor Coaches for the Department of Street Railways, Detroit—198 in alL A confirmation of the high quality, dependable service and low-cost operation characteristic of all prod' ucts bearing Graham Brothers name. An order that every organization requiring transportation, whether by Bus or Truck, c?4^g»>!low as an infallible guide to juuicious buying. 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