JUNE 2. 11*27
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
ther, were decorating the gravea of ,
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park cemetery
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Helvetia
in Portlund Decoration day.
L. T. Woodwind bliipped thief
John McIntyre mowed the gruss curlouds of white fir cut i foot
The fin« weather on Memorial
on the buseball diamond Saturday. lengths to the Hawley paper mill day brought muny visitors from u
distance. Among those a( the grave
Mr. nnd Mrs. <’. J. Griffin left in Oregon City lust week.
The school program given lit the yard Monday afternoon were: Mr.
Saturday for Oregon City, whi're
they will spend part of th« summer close of th« year last Thursday and Mrx. Charles Yungen, Carl und
evening attracted an unusually large Arthur, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Helger-
vacation.
Mrs. Ruth Will with her children, number. The program win excellent, son nnd children, Yamhill; Mrs. John
Sanford und Betty, went to Forest reflecting much credit on both pu Grimm, Linnton; Mr. ami Mrx. Jo
Grove Friday, where she expects to pils und teachers. The costumes were hanson, Portland; Mr. ami Mrs.
spend the summer In her own house. very becoming mid the atuge wan Andy Weatpecher, Portland; Mrs. P.
Reichen nnd Earl and Clara, Mrx.
A. Lindgren has disposed of his nicely decorated.
Maud, the 7 year old daughter of Gotlieb Stoller and children, Mr. and
five acre tract neur Sewell station.
Mrs. Sawyer was doing some shop Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. llumel, wus op- Mrs. David Dapp, Mrx. Sholderman,
«rated on for mastoid the first of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Feuratien, Mr.
ping In Portlund las Friday.
Mrs. George T. Pratt went to Sa lust week by a specialist from Port and Mrx. Pane, Mrx. E. Sigenthaler,
lem Saturday to attend the memor land at the Jones hospital in Hills Mrx. Jency, Mrs. Sam Trach el, Port
ial services. Her two brothers were boro. She is recovering from the op land; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yungen,
Independence; Mrx. Lillian Miller
also there, us their parents are eration nicely.
Mr. Sawyer has just completed u and Mri. John Mertz, Washington;
burled in that city.
Wilson und daughter. Ex new woodhous« und un up-to-date Mr. und Mrs. Fred Berger and Mr.
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chicken house on the little farm he and Mrx. John Berger, Bethuny, and
secured in u trudu lust winter from Mr. mid Mrs. Yokim und Mr. and
Miss Ruth Jones und her mother, MrH. White. Many of the visitors
B. R. Nickeson
who now reside in Hillsboro,
spent the week end with their home
Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Parsons vis folks.
ited the Rose City park cemetery
Thl* Sunshine club met at the
Sunday afternoon.
and
home of Mrs. Zahler on Thursday.
The annual school picnic given Twelve members and two visitors
tinder the uuspicex of the Parent- were present. Mrs. J. M. Davidson
Phone 2407
Teacher association was held on wax elected president for the en-
Wednesday of last week and wax suing year. Other officers: Mrs. Wil
well attended. A fine picnic din liam Zurcher, vice-president; Mrs. E.
ner win served nt noon with plenty Myers, secretary; Mrs. Hayes, treas-
WIGWAM
of punch nnd ice cream. Everybody ’ urer. The ladies are getting articles
seemed to huve u good time und ready for a bazaar to be held later
Confectionery
— Third Street at Stage Depot- the young people ployed baseball on. Mrs. Leppen brought several ar
to their heart’s content.
ticles cut out und stamped, ready to
Best Mesi» in Town
Twenty-five of our citizens went sew. The next meeting will be held
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
to Hillsboro Sunday to attend the at the home of Mrs. E. Myers, June
Reid II ihiic Mud« Pies, Cakes and memoriul services and nil speak in 30.
Doughnuts
the highest terms of the fine ad
A large crowd from here went to
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Can dress and excellent music.
the recital at Phillips lust Saturday
dies, ^Cigarettes, Tobbaco
und all claim that the pupils did
When you buy, try Hillsboro mer- unusually well.
Full Line of Magazines
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I Mrs. Hager wax visiting at Mrs. E.
on Thursday, lier many
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friends are glad to know that she ia
able to be out again.
Mrs. F. Anderson is visiting at
Pendleton for about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Guerber and
their three boys from Jameston were
weekend visitors at the Guerber
home.
The C. E. society visited the Phil
lips C. E. Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. McIntyre at Leisyville. They
met several other Scotch friends
from Portland.
A very successful school term
closed last Wednesday with a picnic
dinner and games. The weather play
Complete with attractive
ed "fair” during the afternoon and
georgette nilk shade, enhanced
the children won several prizes at
with ruchings and attractive
games. Some of the older boys tried
flowers. Various stands beau
skipping the rope. The teachers are
tifully designed.
to be congratulated on their man
agement of the school for the past
two years and Helvetia is the better
WE TAKE USED FURNITURE
for having had them here. The
children presented their teachers
with a fountain pen with the name
“Helvetia” stamped on it. Alfreda
Myers made the presentation for
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Painting
Decorating
Specials on
Bridge and
Junior Lamps
$1375
PAXJB FIVE
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th« lower grade und Carl Wenger '
for the upper grades. The small gift |
was to show their appreciation and 1
love for their teacher . Miss Hart
nagel is to teach near her horn« in
Madras next term and Mi Musmón n
goes to Normal next year.
Mrs. 0. E. Horn gave a dinner
party Sunduy in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Nussbuumer and Mr. and Mrs.
Seget of San Francisco. Guests in
cluded Rev. E. Scheldt and family,
Mrs. II a f n e r and children, Mr.
and Mrs. 8. Hershey, Joe Her
shey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wenger and
fumily, Miss Grace Beeler and El
mer, Mixa Edna Korn, Mrs. Huber,
Elmer Ward, I), W.-.-nzer. Another
party for the California gio-tn wax
given at the G. F. B< «|er‘ Monday
night and another at . Hershey’s
home on Tuesday night. The guests
left yesterday morning for the
South.
(Too Late for La-t. Week)
The C. E. held a party at the
home of Abe Yungen Friday night
and nil responded to th<- request that
they would dress old fashioned. The
school teachers took the prize, both
having lovely white <lr< -ex with
high necks, tight waists and a long
train. This reporter can’t say that
they looked comfortable, however.
Several of the girls wore dresses
touching the ground and looked
quite grown up. The evening wax
spent in playing old fashioned games '
and after lunch had been nerved
they joined in singing old Bongs. ,
Miss Margaret Bunger wax chair-
man of the social committee.
School closed Wednesday, There
wax a basket dinner and the after- ¡
noon was spent in playing games,
etc.
Mrs. Shields and I.. Childs of
Portland were guests at J. M. Dav
idsons Sunday. Mrs. Shields was a
neighbor of the Davidson- when they
lived in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider and
Emma and Gottleib were visiting at
the D. Tschabold home Sunday.
Henry Tschabold is riding around
in a recently purchased Ford coupe.
Mrs. P. Zurcher, Mrs. M. Waeffl-
er, Sr., Mrs. A. Tschabold, Mrs. M.
Tschabold were visiting Mrs. Hager
last Tuesday. She has improved and
is able to be up again.
Mias Matilda Thoenen, who has
been visiting at the J. C. Wenger
home for some time, has gone to
visit friends in California.
Mixa Freda Korn, who is in Cal
ifornia, has been in the hospital
for a long time and is now slowly
improving.
Miss Ellen Simonson of Portland
was a week-end visitor at the Guer-
ber home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zumstein (Car-
rie Ritter) were guests at the Fred
Yungen home Sunduy.
< E. Ki.rn wu a buin«- vl-itor
in Portlund Monduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pieren
Portland were visiting over
week-end at th« Chris Ritter home.
John Ritter of Portland was VI
iting his family last week.
united in marriage at that place on
May 20, Rev. Strenvy of Marsh*
field officiating.
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The bride is a daughter of Mr*.
Mina Shirley of thia city, and is
well known here. The young peo
ple will make their home in Cor
vallis.
User Estate Probated
JENKINS SHIRLEY
The estate of Sarah Elizabeth Li-
zer has been admitted to probate.
Miss Lucile Shirley and Mr. Fred Her estate is given in her will to
I. Jenkins of North Bend
Robert Banka, her nephew, to hold
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in trust for Mrs. Cora Power*, ber
daughter and only heir. The in-
come ù to go to thè daughter.
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