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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1927)
AUGUST I. 11'27. THE HILLSBORO ARGUS PAGE SIX : — I BUILT I'OR LADIES Mrs. Hogrefe and Ina are spending daughter, Mary, of Burlingame, Cat. a week there. are visiting at the homo of Mr. and I.adlea are always pleased to Mrs. W.’A. Goodin. Mrs. Voder ex Read the «da in the Argua. They 1 drive a car that humiles as easy a» pects to locate in Portland, and a Chrysler. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McNay and Mrs. Haverneck and Miss Kendall Mary will probably take her senior The sympathy of the community year at Washington high school, son, Billie, spent all last week visit of McMinnville were guests of Mrs. is extneded to Mrs. P. H. Schaus L. C. Mooberry Wednesday. Mrs. where her father, the late A. E. ing relatives and seeing the sights upon the death of her father, the in the southern part of the state, Haverneck taught in the Hillsboro Yoder, taught for nine years, late Henry Dittrich. near Eugene and Springfield. year and will Mr. and Mrs. Gearheart Olsen grade school the past Miss Florence Sahnow returned teach at Dayton the coming year, and daughter, Marion, went to Miss Jessie Stephens, instructor to her home Wednesday after com Miss Kendall will go to Iowa this Oceanside over the week end. of nurses at the Good Samaritan pleting a summer course at Oregon year, where she will attend a girls' Mr. and M^s. Cleveland of Ver hospital in Portland, was a recent Normal school. finishing school. nonia visited Sunday at the home of visitor at the F. L. Brown home. The following enjoyed a picnic Beatrice returned home with her for Miss Bertha McClaughry is home Mr. and Mrs. F. Cleveland. lunch and swimming at Balm Grove a few days' visit with friends. from Monmouth, where she has been Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Sholes entcr- Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Sam Ornduff is making n trip to attending normal school. | tained Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs Lorn and daughter, Gladys, of a part time typist-bookkeeper. a Portland of Sacramento, Cat, with a luncheon Yellowstone park in company with Dean Miskimins was Leisyville; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Argus readers realize the his daughters, Mrs. Dunham and Wednesday. visitor Tuesday. Schulte and Eugene and Helen, of value of the large amount of Mrs. Dunsmore, ami their families, The Adventist church people met Hillsboro; and Miss Lena Delplanche held Tues- A surprise party was classified advertising in the Ar Cole's Landing on the Robinson of Schcffelin. day evening for Leia Woods at her with the Forest Grove church at the gus each week, and take ad place was quite a lively place Sun city park in Forest Grove on Sat Rev. and Mrs. L. Steube of home south of Cornelius. Games vantage of them. A golden day afternoon when most all Blooming attended the funeral of were played, after which refresh- urday. opportunity may be found on neighborhood tried to find a Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook and fam the late Henry Dittrich Friday. ’ ments were served. Those present the next to the last page of place and a chance to swim. ily motored to Corvallis Saturday, The following attended the Luth were Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Burbank the Argus. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brown eran Mission Festival at Sherwood and daughter, Leia, Helen Rand. where they visited with friends. More than sixty attended the daughter. Lillie, and Mrs. J. Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Salz- Elizabeth Cooke, Winifred Rand and ♦ ♦ + + ♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦ + ♦ wedel. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schwanke, Mattie Mann, Lester Smith, Seth Methodist Sunday school picnic held Pugh and three children, spent the Thursday at Shute park and a good week-end al Pacific City, Miss Florence Sahnow, Arthur Salz- Smith, Jim and Tom Adamson. EISCHEN-FRANCIS wedel, and Rev. George Reuele and A number of grangers from here Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Scott of time was enjoyed by all. A Sunday school class party was attended Pomona at Scholls last Miss Magdaline Zunow of Hillsboro. Cherry Grove were Sunday visitors Mr. Alexander C. Eischen of Cor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. given Saturday afternoon at the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Cawrse and Games were Methodist church. children, Lorain and Elmer, were nelius and Miss Ida Marion Francis LaFollette. In the passing of Jake Mes-inger after which the class went played guests of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke of Hillsboro were united in mar this community loses one of the men Mr. and Mrs. M. MacMichael and M oo- home of Mrs. L. C. to the at Verboort Sunday. riage at high noon at the home of daughter of St. Helens were dinner who had helped in a largo way to the bride’s uncle, L. J. Francis, at guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. berry where refreshments were make our country what it is. Al served. Those present were Blanche Colds in poultry are many times Tualatin. L. J. Francis officiated Frank Martin Sunday. ways ready with a kimt Word and Finegan, Georgia Heintz, Ruby the beginning of more serious dis at the wedding, being a justice of The R. Potter family are moving pleasant smile for everyone. Their Moore, Edith and Ethel Rigsby, eases such as roup, canker and pox. the peace. to their ranch south of Cornelius home was a place where both old Ellen Irmler, Pearl LaFollette, Mat- and young loved to gather. The After the ceremony a dinner was this week. tie Mann and Thelma Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffey and Mrs. served to the wedding party. Pete Furlie and family are spend sympathy of the entire community is given to the family which has The bride is a daughter of Mr. John Rock were Portland visitors ing the week at the coast. last week. sustained such a loss, and Mrs. Frank C. Francis of near Earl Phelps was a Portland viai- The Lutheran Ladies Aid society Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stevens and this city, and is well known here, tor Sunday. daughter, and Mrs. 11. Hogrefe and having attended Hillsboro high will meet Wednesday at the home i school. The groom is a son of Mrs. of Mrs. Ed Wolfe. Commercial printing of all kinds.— Mrs. C. Bagley, spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thies and Hillsboro Argus. Phone 2761. 29-tf at Oceanside. Stevens and M. Eischen of Cornelius, and both i and Guinevere Brock spent young people are popular in their Sunday at Balm Grove. communities. Harold Schmalie left Friday for , I After a short wedding trip they Garibaldi, where he will visit with will be at home at the farm of the relatives. groom near Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker Scoggins Valley are visiting at home of Mrs. Walker’s parents, and Mrs. Ed Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Happy Naught spending the week at the beaches. Keith Susbauer is in charge of the pool room and confectionery. Hats in a Variety of Styles Mr. and Mrs. H. Conklin and ART GOODS children of Idaho arrived Sunday to | visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. Woods. Offers you courteous Complete Baby Boudoir Mrs. Conklin and children will make treatment and a square Lines Carried a two weeks’ visit and Mr. Conklin deal the year around. returned to Idaho Monday. Prices Reasonable Madison Anderson of Garibaldi AH Summer Hats visited in Cornelius Sunday. reduced Half Price Mrs. John White and sons, Earl and Richard, of Corvallis, visited j. a illan with friends and relatives Sunday Proprietor at Cornelius. 1147 Second St. Miss Julia Johnson was a Port- ■+ land visitor Sunday. The Workers' class of the Meth- '* ‘ odist church will have charge of the Sunday evening service at Wil lamette on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Holscher visited Sun day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holscher. Mrs. Rhoda Wann and daughters, of Portland, spent the week-end at The average cost of operating an automobile the home of Mrs. Ellen Vickers. is 10.27 cents per mile. The Ladies’ Aid society will meet You can easily determine how much you lose Wednesday at the church. when you drive your car on business that can The Lutheran Sunday school will be transacted over the telephone. hold a Sunday school picnic on Au gust 14 at Duncalf’s woods. 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