OCTOBER 13, 1927.
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
PAGE NINE
Mrs. W. O. Robertson l«-ft Tues
Peter Grossen of Helvetia was a
Mr. and Mrs. Skeen, abstracters W. H. M 3. Meet.
day morning for a week’s visit with Hillsboro visitor Wednesday.
Mr. of Oregon City, were Hillsboro bus-
I he Woman's Home Missionary
relatives in Portland.
Grossen had a snap shot of a wild in ess visitors Tuesday.
Society met on Tuesday at the home
grouse
which
has
adopted
his
place
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kuhnhausen
The Busy Bees of the Grange will I of Mrs. Fred Pearson, two miles
of Tacoma were guests Thursday of us its home. Mr. Grouse has been hold a variety sale on November 19. east of town, with 14 members and
around the Grossen place for sev Watch papers for further announce-
Mrs. Leonard Brown und Mm. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kraniien.
II. C. Kuecker of near Cornelius
four visitors present. The lark into
was a business visitor here Monday. John Kanina, Jr., entertained the
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Riggs are eral months, going into the chicken ment.
the country was enjoyed through
house,
yard
and
barn.
While
Mrs.
John Conzvlman of below Scholls Bridgvtte club Monday night at the guests this week of their son,
Mrs. Ralph Deaville and children i the courtesy of G. N. Taggart, who
homo of Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Wille- Charles Riggs, and family, in Port Grossen was sitting under a tree In
was a county seat caller Friday.
of Gresham are spending the week gave his time and the use of his
the
yard
recently
the
grouse
came
ford received first prize and Mrs. land.
bus graciously, taking the ladies
Mrs. E. M Pray of near Reed-
and sat beside her just Like any with Mrs. Deaville’s mother, Mrs.
McCaskio received the consolation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin McCormick tame pet.
ville was a Hillsboro visitor Tues-
| Herman Rehse, and other relatives. both ways. Mr. Taggart says it af
Those present were Mrs. Reynold left the first of the week for New
forded him pleasure in doing this
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowman and
Chapman, Mrs. W. W. Phillips, Mrs. berg, where they will make their
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reiling and little deed, especially because of the
Mm. George Corey of Roy wan a Verne MrKInney, Mrs. II. E. Mc-
daughter, Grace, of this city, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Wsyne Patterson at good work of the women who are
Hillsboro visitor Saturday, calling Caskie, Mrs. Burton Wilieford, Mrs. home.
Fannie Graffis of Portland, and Mrs. tended a party Saturday night at endeavoring to help those less for
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Freeman re- Fred Beach of near North Plains the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lay tunate. The president, Mrs. Doughty,
on friends.
Vesta Combs, Mrs. Otto Steinke,
Mr. and Mm. J. L. Bntcheldar of Mrs. T. C. Reynolds, Mrs. Ralph | > turned Moriday from Pacific City, were guests Sunday uf D. B. Reas- man in Portland.
presided.
Mrs. H. Huff led devo
near North Plains were Hillsboro Ireland, Miss Agnes Maltman, and , where they enjoyed a few days oner at Vernonia. Mrs. Beach and
tional* and solicited five light bear
Little
Anita
May,
daughter
of
fishing.
Mrs. Bowman are daughters of Mrs.
callers Monday.
the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morgan, had ers. Mrs. Maynard read an inter
Miss Florence
1
Lake, who is teach Reasoner, and Dr. Graffis is a sis
Bradford Fowles of above Moun-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klatt of
her tonsils removed Monday morn esting letter describing the Metho
I
ing
ut
I
ter.
Salem, was a guest of her
tnindale was transacting business in McMinnville are receiving congratu-
ing at the Good Samaritan hospi dist Old People's Home located at
Hillsboro Saturday.
W. A. Tupper arrived home Sat tal in Portland, Dr. W. B. Hare op i Salem. The presence of Mrs. Lock-
lutions upon the birth <.f a daugh mother, Mrs. Maud Lake, Munday
evening.
hart, the new minister's wife, was
urday
morning
from
Corvallis, erating.
Nell Emmott and Charles Koontz ter, Joy Ann, October 9th. Mr. and
greatly enjoyed. After an interest-
Miss Irene Gunnell of U. of O., where he has been assisting Mai
loft Sunday morning fur a few days' Mrs. Klatt are well known here, i
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Purdin of , ing business session, the ladies were
Mrs. Klatt being a daughter of Mr. Eugene, was a week-end gai-st of ' Crandall in experting the books of
fishing trip at Taft.
Mrs.
Mr. Tupper Portland came out Tuesday for a ] served dainty refreshments.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the county officers.
und
Mrs.
W.
A.
Goodin
of
neur
Cor
Mrs. Albert Roots, who recently
left Tuesday morning for St. Helens, visit with their mother, Mrs. P. M. ! J. R. Forsythe invited the ladies to
Connell.
nelius,
und
Mr.
Klatt
being
a
son
moved to Forest Grove, was a Hills
Jackson. Mr. Purdin returned to
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klutt of near
Mrs. W. W. Steiwer and Mrs. C. where he will also do some expert Portland that evening, but Mrs. meet at her home for the next ses-
boro business visitor Monday.
! sion.
accounting.
Orenco.
O. Portwood of Fossil were week
Purdin remained for a few days'
—
M. Reeves of near the Grahle
E. F. Dahlheim has been trans visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
end guests of Mrs. F. A. Bailey and
A
card
from
Mrs.
J.
W.
Kelley
of
school house in South Tualatin was
ferred from the Portland division of Purdin was formerly Miss Nellie Attend Grand Lodge
daughter, Miss Eva.
the
Hotel
Washington,
who
is
visit
transacting business in Hillsboro on
James Wood and A. W. Havens
ing her parents at Michigan, North
The Neighborhood club was enter the Portland Electric Power com Jackson.
Saturday.
represented Phoenix lodge at the
Dakota, says that the weather hus tained at supper Sunday evening at pany to Hillsboro, where he will act
The ladies of the Congregational
___ __ _ ______ Grand Lodge session in The Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Carter and
as a merchandising representative in
been ideul since she arrived there,
children of Portland were Sunday with clear, sunny, crisp days und the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Bent- an endeavor to put more load church will hold a big rummage this week, and Mrs. L. F. Emmott
ley,
east
of
Hillsboro.
Come and buy. represented Phoenicia Temple in the
guests of Mr. Carter's parents, Mr. cool nights. This is her first visit
building apparatus on the company’s sale this week.
W. H. Wescott and family have
There will be things you will want, Grand Temple session
and Mrs. G. H. Carter.
in that
for three years, and she will remain moved to Scoggins Valley from lines.
Others attending from here
Mrs. J. M, Vranson of Portland until ubout the 17th.
The Pythian Slaters of North and cheap, too. Winter clothing, city.
West
“
‘
Union.
Their
neighbors
at
hats, shoes, fancy articles, and other were
„w.w Mrs. Henrietta Morgan, «...
Mrs.
was in the city on business the last
Mrs. Emma Dierdorf received West Union gave them a farewell Plains will give a series of card things too numerous to mention. I james Wood, Mrs. Lloyd Brown and
of the woek. Mm. Vranson former-
parties in the K. P. hail, starting
word the first of the week from her party.
ly lived in this county.
Saturday evening, October 15. Five Sale will be held at 1151 Third ' Mrs. Harry Morgan. They were ac-
son, William, from London, tellinjy4
W. C. Taylor of near Estacada hundred will be played. Admission, street, .jetween Main and Washing- | companied by Mrs. Dora Nelson of
Rev. E. W. Hillis is in conti al that he made the trip from Paris in
ton, on west side of street, Friday j Portland and Mrs. Sharp, represen-
Oregon this week at Sisters, Madras an airplane to London und would was a Hillsboro visitor the last of 25 cents, including supper, Every*
and Saturday of this week.
utive of Lakeview Temple of Gas-
and other places, where he will or- leave there for Scotland, where he the week. Mr. Taylor is working on body welcome.
the
new
telephone
building
at
For
Mrs.
Len
B.
Fishback
entertained
|
ton
Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. Elwood Johnson had the mis
ganize Sunday schools.
would visit with his uunt. He ex est Grove.
fortune to fall Saturday morning at the Christian church Missionary so
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Rourke of pects to leave for home on the 15th.
(Other Locals on Page Four)
The weather performed a queer her home, breaking her left arm cieties of this city and Forest Grove
Portland were
Hillsboro visitors
The Needlecraft club met Thurs freak Monday afternoon when it just above the wrist.
Dr. J. O. at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs. '
Saturday, enroute to their Moun day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
AUXILIARY CARD PARTY
rained very hard in the Orenco sec Robb attended the injured lady and Coulter, secretary for district No. 1,
taindale home for a few days.
J. II. Kroeger, with a good attend tion, amounting to a severe storm, she is improving nicely.
of Portland, was present and gave
The American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Huisman of south of Cor ance. The club voted to hold their
and did not rain here or at Reed-
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Case of Til- an interesting talk on the conven will give the first of a series of
nelius has rented his place and will apron and food sale on Saturday, j i ville.
tion
and
rally
to
be
held
in
Portland
lamook returned to their home yes-
move his family to Hillsboro after November 26. The ladies will make
on October 20 and 21. Light re card parties at the Veterans’ hall
Mrs. William
Valandigham of terday after a visit of several days
the sale, which takes place today.
a specialty of large, serviceable
freshments were served at the close on Friday evening, October 21, at
Santa Rosa, Cal., who is visiting at at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
8 o’clock. Bridge and “500” will
of the evening.
Mm. Frank Huisman of near Cor aprons.
1 the home of her father, Benton I C. G. Reiter.
be played, and card playing will be
nelius underwent an operation at
Richard, the three-year-old son of Bowman, went to Portland Tuesday
George Hawley of Orenco was in Attend Poets Meeting
gin promptly at 8:15. Everybody in
the Jones hospital Saturday, Dr. J. Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Hillis of this j
| for a few days visit with her i , town on business Wednesday. The
vited. Admission, 25 cents.
<). Robb and Dr. J. B. Dinsmore city, slipped on a board walk Sun- '
Mr. and Mm. A. H. Biassing at-
brother, Harry, and family.
Hawley family just returned from
operating.
day and fell against the step, sus
beeil
the
meeting
of
the
North-
Get the Columbia record, "Two
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engledinger Hood River, where they have
i western Poetry association Thurs- Black Crows,” at J. L. Anderson's
L. K. Adams of Portland was a taining a bad break of the left leg ,
picking fruit.
■nd
fsmily
were
guests
Sunday
of
’day evening at the home of Mr. and Jewelry Store.
Hillsboro visitor Saturday.
Mr. in the thigh. Dr. J. O. Robb at
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The ladies of St. Matthews’
Mrs. Engledinger’s sister, Mrs. R. A.
Adams is an attorney and was asso tended the little sufferer.
ish will give a social entertainment Mm. Eldon Steele in Portland. Mm.
Good music, _
good floor, _
good
Wells,
and
family,
at
West
Linn.
ciated with the late W. N. Barrett
E. A. Elford and son, Maurice, of
at the school hall this Friday eve- Biassing gave two original readings management, and a good supper.
in the law profeaaion about 39 years Newberg, were Hillsboro visitors ! They were accompanied by Miss ning.
and a talk on poetry markets. Col. Come and bring your friends to
Good music. Everybody in-
Anna and Joe Engledinger.
Hofer and many others from Salem hard time dance, October 22, Gales
■go.
Saturday. They also visited at
G. D. Peckenbaugh of Spokane, vited.
were present, about 75 being pres Creek Community
hall.
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Mr. and Mm. C. C. Otness drove Orenco and North Plains. Mr. El
Mrs.
Lenore
Irmler
and
son,
Paul,
These meet
to Monmouth last Sunday after- ford broke his leg last spring and is Wash., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. of Portland, were Hillsboro visitors ent from all points.
R. N. A. Dance
noon, They were accompanied by just able to get useund now with- I A. L. King during last week. Mr. Wednesday, attending the funeral ings are held once a month and are
Peckenbsugh is a train dispatcher
very enjoyable affairs.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
their daughter, LaDele Otness, and out the aid of a crutch.
services of the late John L. Crow.
dance in the M. W. A. hall on Sat-
Jessie Shattuck, who are going to
W, W. Jaquith of Scholls was nt Spokane and has been a life-long
The Congregational Social Circle G. R. Cabinet Meets
; urday night. October 22. Modern
normal school there.
transacting business in Hillsboro friend of Mr. and Mrs. King.
next
dances. Admission 50
Mrs. G. O. Gray and daughter, will meet at 2:30 o'clock
The member« of the Girl Reserve and old time
Mr. Jaquith is an old
Herman Bishop of Helvetia was Saturday.
Good music.
cents and 25 cents.
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Evelyne,
of
Albany,
spent
the
week
cabinet
met
at
the
home
of the Everybody invited.
a county seat visitor Monday, Mr timer in that section and is greatly
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Mrs. G. V. Payne.
end
with
Mrs.
Gray
’
s
parents,
Mr.
president, Dorothy Tongue, on Tues
Bishop had the contract at the interested in the early history of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C.
Mobley
moved
Jackson quarry this year and ex- county. He is compiling u history and Mrs. W. J. Kearny. Mr. and to Corvallis last week, where Mr. day night, instead of at the school
Turn in your news items by Mon
Mrs. Esmond Vincent were also
as usual.
Miss Simms, the secre day or Tuesday if possible, or as
pects to finish up within n few days uf that section.
Mobley
will
be
employed
in
the
tary of the Portland Federation, soon as they happen.
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if the weather will let him.
R. Bowlby of South Tualatin was week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Buick garage.
Reamy.
was present to talk over the year's
Victor Leheyne of near Leosy- a Hillsboro business visitor Monday.
Mrs. R. M. Wridge and Mrs. A. work with them. Further plans for
Be sure to attend Hard Time
Henry Steinke and W. C. Gifford
ville was transacting business in Mr. Bowlby reports that there is a
W. Wridge went to Portland today the interest groups were made and dance at Gales Creek Community
left
Sunday
morning
for
Yakima,
great
deal
of
clover
in
that
section
Hillsboro Monday. Mr. Leheyne and
for a few days’ visit with relatives. also for the wearer« of rings. A hall, October 22.
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family moved last week from their yet to be hulled and some of the Wash., to assist Otto Hartrampf
Mrs. A. Maes and Mrs. Ben Cous- pot-luck supper was an interesting
'
with
the
fruit
grader
manufactured
former home near Blooming to the silos are not filled, on account of
The best optical service
by the Hartrampf brothers, and sens of Leisyville were county seat feature of the meeting.
old Blanchard place near Leisyville. the rain.
need not be expensive.
which is being demonstrated in that visitors Tuesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Stange),
who
Kryptock lenses for far
Wesley Schulmerich, who
has
The estate of Henry Becker has | Will Award Prises
section.
and near vision, (12.50;
been playing professional baseball have been living on Washington
O. T. McWhorter, county agent, Toric reading
been
admitted
to
probate.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Walters
and
lenses, (5. Consult
at Los Angeles, Cal., arrived home street, near North Range, are mov
Hard time dance at Gales Creek will award the prizes at the Polk Dr. Glutsch about your eyes next
Thursday evening. He left the last ing today into their new home on Roy Bills of North Plains are at
county
fair
tomorrow
on
farm
crops
community
hall,
Saturday
night.
visit,
Wednesday,
October 26, at the
of the week with a party of friends I First street, between Lincoln and tending the Pythian Grand Lodge at
October 22.
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Washington Hotel.
The
Dalles
this
week.
Mrs.
Walters
Jackson.
from Corvallis for a hunting trip to
Mrs. C. M. Smidt and Mm. G. A. is the delegate for Friendship Tem
southern Oregon.
ple of that place and the gentlemen
L. E. Walker, son and daughter, Patterson of Portland were calling
are
representing Glencoe lodge.
on
Hillsboro
friends
Monday.
The
Marvel and Miss Vera May, of
Portland, were visitors at the Wal- ladies formerly resided here.
Ray Emmott of Vernonia return
Mrs. Otto Hartrampf spent the ed last week from a two weeks'
ker ranch west of town Saturday.
Mias Walker is attending the North week-end in Portland, a guest of her hunting trip to Vale and Ontario.
western Business college in Port sisters, Mrs. J. R. Sandford and Mrs. Emmott and little daughter,
Miss Olive Mead.
who were guests at the home of
land.
The Eastern Star will have spe Mrs. Emmott's parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mm. Jack Thomas are
visiting at the home of Mm. Thomas' cial Hallowe'en program and games Mrs. A. L. King, during his absence,
mother, Mrs. M. Welch. Mrs. Louis at their regular meeting Tuesday returned home with him.
Dugan, who has been at the Jones evening.
Mrs. Victor Butchelar, Mrs. W. O.
hospital for some time, is also a
Will Jack returned Saturday from Morley, Mrs. R. V. Thomas and
guest of her mother, Mrs. Welch, a two weeks’ stay at St. Martin's Mrs. Ross Munkers went to Forest
but will leave for Portland the last Springs and is greatly improved in Grove Monday afternoon to attend
of the week. Mr. Dugan is expect health.
the funeral of Mrs. Winifred Aid- ,
ed home from Canada this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornelius were rich of that city. Mrs. Aldrich had
■nd they will reside in Portland.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. been pianist of the Rebekah lodge
The Christian Gleaner Girls met L. Perkins and family in Portland. I of Forest Grove for 16 years.
at the home of Dolores Theda on
Mr. and Mrs. W. '11. Scott, for
Charles Deichman of Longview
September 30 and elected officers as merly of Hillsboro, have moved
was a guest over the week-end of
follows: Dolores Theda, president; from Portland to Los Angeles.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Agatha Hurst, vice-president; Hazel
He was enroute home
Mr. and Mrs. George Emmott of Deichman.
Brown, secretary and treasurer.
: from Moravia, Cal., where he at-
Portland
were
Sunday
guests
of
Mr.
Committees were also elected and
: tended the wedding of John Gold-
Virginia Harader was elected social and Mrs. IL R. Emmott.
Mrs. J. M. Milla of above Man thwait and Miss Helen Whitehead,
leader, Arlene Brock chairman of
| former O. A. C. friends.
While
the look-out committee, and Agatha ning was a Hillsboro visitor the last I south he visited Vincent Engeldin-
Hurst class reporter,
A dainty of the week.
( ger at Los Angeles.
luncheon was served at the close of
A. L. Schindler of Bethany was
The Woman’s Church Service
the evening.
greeting Hillsboro friends Friday.
League of All Saints Mission will
' meet with Mrs. Myron Willsie of
Forest Grove on Wednesday, Oc-
| tober 19. This will be the regular
meeting and all members are re
quested to meet at tho chapel at 2
o'clock p. m., as there will be cars
to accommodate all.
Committees
have been appointed and are work
ing hard for the fall bazaar, which
will be held at the mission house on
December 7 and 8.
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<*fa%T<m
V> G raham B rothers
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Keep on
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Road
SAVE'
A Dollar every now and then is the basis of many
fortunes. Make it a habit to put away a few dol-
lars whenever you have them to spare. It is sur-
prising how your account will grow, and give you
the basis of a good investment.
LET US TALK TO YOU ABOUT
THIS SAVINGS IDEA
Edward Schulmerich, President
Glenn T. Stapleton, First Vice-President
E. I. Kuratli, Second Vice-President
William C. Christensen, Cashier
James A. Wood, Assistant Cashier
The Commercial National Bank
Hillsboro, Oregon
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connell of
this city and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cypher of North Plains went to
Molalla Monday to attend the fune
ral of Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Cyp
her’s uncle, Robert Bagby, who died
there the Inst of the week.
Mr.
Bagby was an old pioneer, having
come to this country by wagon train
when two years of age. He was 77
years old at the time of his death,
and had resided in Clackamas coun
ty since coming to Oregon,
He
had often visited here.
Mrs. Amy Altman returned last
Thursday from a few weeks’ visit
at Seattle with her niece, Mrs. Bes-
sie Nelson, and her son, Fred Alt-
man, whose ship, the Lurline, was
in Seattle at the time. While on
her trip Mrs. Altman went as far as
the Canadian border, going over the
famous Chuckanut drive. Another
interesting place visited was the
government locks, the second largest
in the world, where she saw boats
and also a large boom of logs taken
through. The locks are surrounded
by beautiful grounds, kept up by
the government She especially ad
mired the fine theater buildings in
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Come in out of the cold; a good
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Special winter rates.
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OPENING DANCE
The Grange Busy Bees will have
their opening dance at the M. W. A.
hall on Saturday night, October 15.
Modern and old time dances. Prices,
50c and 25c.
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Esping's quality candies, pure
and
delicious, home-made.—1311
Main street.
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Miss Dee Darling, accredited
teacher of piano. — Studio at the
residence of Mrs. Cave.
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Better let Andy fix your watch.
He knows how.—J. L. Anderson,
Jeweler, 1211 Main street.
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WOOD!
Because of mill shut
downs Tualatin
4 uniauu Valley
t alley r
Fuel
uei LO.
Co. I re
grets to notify patrons of their i in
ability to furnish block wood for a
couple of weeks.
But can deliver
slab, dry r forest, and planer wood.—
J.
_. E.
_. Bia
-iazer 4 Sons, 659 Third St.,
Hillsboro; telephone
701.
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PARENTS
Have your children’s eyes
scientifically examined for
the coming schoel work. E,
Eye ______
strain
will hinder them in their studies.
And don’t neglect your own eyes.
See Dr. Luzader at Hillsboro Phar
macy every Saturday for more than
five years. Hours 10 to 4.
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