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children spent Sunday with Mrs. Huber Club Women
Mr. and Mre. E. O. Varner were Ida I.ytsel November 30 in Port­
Psmmin'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Thursday evening visitors of Mr. land. They returned to Mr. Sief-
Give Silver Tea;
Krahmer of Hillsboro.
and Mrs. Charles Wunderlich, Flor­ fert's home and wore welcomed and in Rogu« River valley, in Ih* vlcln- 03.bOO.UOO and 04.000.000. accord
Mrs. Hsverman ia confined to her
charivaried by friends and neigh
Bazaar Thursday ence and Willie.
bed witn injuries caused by a fall,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pranger of bore that evening.
Her back ia hurt and she also has
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Haney of
Aloha-Huber, Dec. 8.—The Hu­ Roy, Rev. H. Ostermann of St
Laurel, Dac. 8,—Report of Lau­ internal injuries.
Her daughter,
ra! school district No. 3 shows that Mrs. Myrtle Whitmore is with her. ber Ladies' Social Improvement Mary's and Adolph Kijowski of Bea­ Cooper Mountain and Mr. and Mrs.
no pupil was either absent or tardy Another daughter, Mrs. Tykeaon, club held a silver tea and basaar verton were Sunday dinner guests Filer, nee May Taylor, were guests
during the month ending December and her family, of Portland, viaited at the home of Mrs. Jeaae Hayes of Mr. and Mrs. R. Delplanche and at the S. P. Taylor home laat week.
family.
Thursday afternoon.
3. This is quite an achievement for with them Sunday.
The Ladies’ Aid cooked food sale
a rural district where several of the
will be held at Rowells' store Sat
Sanford Rogers won conaolation
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mulloy
and
pupils have to travel a long dis­
urday.
prise at the Hillsboro Three Link Literary Meeting
daughter, Thelma, and Mrs. Camp­ card party Thursday evening.
tance.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allison and
bell, visited in Portland Sunday with
At Scholls Friday
Grandma Grauer’s children help­ Mrs. Mulloy'« cousin, Mrs. Earl
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
Mrs. Ernest Livermore of Sea­
ed her celebrate her 81st birthday Fiske (Nita Jack) and her family. side. sister of D. W. Livermore of
Draws Many People Allison's sister, Gladys Allison Hall,
anniversary Saturday, at her home
and family, in Portland Sunday.
The Christmas program is under Huber, was operated on for appen­
on the old Grauer place. She is way now and will be given at the dicitis at Dr. E. H. Smith's hospi­
Mrs. H. Callehn ia spending a few
Scholls, Dec. 8.—The Literary
hale and hearty and enjoys doing hall Thursday evening December 22. tal last week.
meeting was well attended last Fri­ days in Portland with friends.
Thin Bank will credit your account on
all the housework for herself and The teacher. Miss Beatrice Brown,
The debate, "Re­
Mrs. Esther Larson was hostess day evening.
Lester Morgan's mother visited at
son.
Those present at the party has charge of the children. The for the Swedish Missionary circle at solved, That there is more misery in
day
presented. Leave all interest cou­
the Morgan and Adami horna laat
were her son, Ed; four daughters,
pride and ambition than there is in week.
Sunday school choir furnishes sev­ her home Friday afternoon.
pons attached.
Mrs. Mary Ward of Tigard, Mrs.
eral songs and the orchestra some
The Ladies' Aid held an all-day ignorance and superstition," was
Mrs. Kiinan of Portland ia spend-
Olive Tatman, Mrs. Lizsie Schmidt i numbers. District No. 80 will also
won
by
the
affirmative
Glen
Miller
meeting at the church Thursday to
ing a couple of weeka with Mrs.
and Mrs. Anna Schmidt of Laurel; furnish part of the program.
sew and make plans for the baiaar and Virgil Bish were the affirmative Kaya.
two granddaughters. Mrs. Lois Hoff­
speakers
and
Hazel
Bartlett
and
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt and to be held soon. A pot luck lunch
Mrs. Barnhart and Delbert Barn- '
man and Miss Marie Schmidt, and
Wilma Baker were the negative hart are home from Montana, where
Dan Chambers spent Sunday after­ was served at noon.
one greatgranddaughter, Betty Hoff­
team. The program committee for they have been for several months.
noon in Portland. •
The Reedville church ladies held
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Veik (Viola a baxaar and served a dinner Sat- the next meeting is Mrs. Guild, Vir­
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Howell and
Preaching services at the church i Heineck) of Portland are at the
gil Bish and Glen Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clemmens are
every other Sunday at 11 a. m. Messinger home for a short time. urday evening at the church.
Nutcroft is shipping several tons house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Mrs. John Mitzel and children of
There will be no Sunday night ser­ Mr. Veik is doing some remodeling
of walnuts this month.
Most of Bartlett.
Huber
were
recent
Portland
visi-
vices during the winter. Bible class in the house.
these are shipped to Portland and
tors.
Please telephone items by Mon­
is held at the church on Wednesday
from there distributed to retail day evening for the Argus. Scholia I
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Whittle have
Mrs. Harry Weaver entertained stores.
evening.
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moved into the house on the place friends from Portland laat week.
1403.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Holtz and Mr. known as the Vose place. Their
The
Lincolr.
I.
O.
O.
F.
lodge
rc
Mrs. William Shoemaker and
and Mrs. Charles Krahmer of Hills­ neighbors gave them a house-warm-
daughter, Mrs. Harry Weaver, and cently elected the following offi-
boro spent Tuesday with Mr. and ing party last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Eldon Martin were Portland cers: Mr. Cox, noble grand; William
Mrs. Ed Demmin.
Games were played until a late visitors Friday.
Pstera, vice grand. and Henry
Hesse, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Demmin and hour. Those present were Mr. and
Mr.
Stickney
has
sold
the
Stick
­
Mrs. Will Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Hesse. Mr.
ney
homestead
on
Wheeler
avenue.
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George Tews, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
and Mrs. Cliff Larkin. Miss Margie
William
Shoemaker,
who
is
work
­
Reese, Mr. and Mrs. John Speiring,
Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. James Moors.
Vaught’« Grocery
Vaught*«
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Demmin, Mr. and ing at Keasey, spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Heaton at-
Mrs. Andy Veik, Mr. and Mrs. Roy with his family here.
tended Double Six meeting at Ti-
First Quality Groeeriea
Groaeriea
Several Huber people attended gard Wednesday evening.
Heineck. Mr. and Mrs. John Mulloy
Double
Price« Reasonable
the supper at Reedville Saturday Six is a live organization consisting
and Mr. and Mrs. Will McNay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brown and evening, which was served by the of six I. O. O. F. lodges and six
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7 daughters. Beatrice and Lillie, visit­ Ladies' Aid society.
Rebekah lodges.
Newberg, Sher-
V
ed in Portland Sunday with Mr.
Robert Haines entertained his wood, Wilsonville, Tualatin, Tigard
Brown's niece. Mrs. Mattie Vail, Sunday school class at his home Sat- and Scholls lodges make up the or-
who has been quite ill. She is much urday evening. Games were played ganization.
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and refreshments were served.
i Thomas Reed and his mother re-
On real estate. Low interest improved at this writing.
Farmers in this neighborhood are
Mrs. H. Prink gave a surprise cently entertained in honor of their
cost. Repayment privileges trying
to dig potatoes, but Old Sol party in honor of her sister-in-law. house guests, Miss Ruby Yurington
refuses to help very much. A few the event being her wedding anni- of Portland, and Miss Gene Sim of
have finished and the rest hope to versary.
Astoria. The young people of the
before cold weather comes.
Mrs. W. Benjamin and daughter community were invited to an eve­
W. N. Brown visited last week were Portland visitors Friday.
ning party. Games were played and
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price were refreshments served.
of Wapato.
The Christmas program commit
Portland visitors Saturday.
Miss Alta Daniels, who teaches
tee. Mrs. H. T. Hesse. Mrs. Foster, »
Gilian
Dimeo,
who
was
recently
WASHINGTON SAVINGS A near Cornelius, visited with Mr. and
operated on at the St. Vincent's hos- Mrs. L. M. Hesse and Dr. M. M
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Raleigh Whitmore during the pital in Portland, has returned Reid, are busily preparing for the
Shute Bank Bldg.
Hillsboro week-end. She taught school on the home.
church program, which is to be
mountain two years ago.
Mrs. F. W. Livermore of Huber held December 23.
The Evangelical Ladies* Aid ao-j
entertained her little granddaugh­
ter, Lois, of Beaverton, last week, ciety of the Mountain Home district
while her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Liv- will serve a chicken pie supper at
ermore, served on the jury at Hills- the H. P. Strickler home on Friday
Overland Whippet
Willys-Knight
evening.
A bazaar will be held.
boro.
The supper will be served at seven
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Tigard Aid Gives
Give«
Carl Sieffert was married to Mrs.
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Now Called for Payment
Shute Savings Bank
a
Annual Bazaar at
Grange on Friday EE
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Tigard, Dec. 8.—The Ladies’ Aid
society of the Evangelical church
held its annual bazaar Friday of
last week at Tigard Grange hall. A
cafeteria supper was served and a
program given in the evening.
Mrs. T. B. MacDowell and chil­
dren, Lelia and Clifford, of Cozad,
Nebraska, are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nash.
Mrs. Marion Deagan has gone to
I
Portland for the winter.
Mrs. William Ray will spend sev­
eral weeks at Great Falls, Mont.,
where she will visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gear and
daughter, Audry, of Portland, spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tykes.
Mrs. Bowden of Seattle, Wash.,
has returned to her home. She was
a guest the past week at the homes ,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Summers and
Miss Maggie Summers.
Mrs. Clara Munson and her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Sating, are
spending a week in Portland.
Miss Helen Ball, who fell from
a hay-stack and broke her leg sev­
eral weeks ago, is improving, and is
able to be out again.
A daughter was born Wednesday,
November 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Gaarde.
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Schefflin, Dec. 8.—Little Delbert
Jansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jansen, fell opt of their car and is
now moving around in bandages.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Duyck were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Bernards of Roy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanLom ot I
Portland were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. John VanLom.
C. A. Russell was a Portland busi­
ness visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cawrse were
Hillsboro business visitors several
days of late, patronizing Buy-In-
Hillsboro week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cawrse were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reiling of near Banks.
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