THE HILLSBORO A RO US
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Keeher home in Forest Grove. Mrs. .lane Allison, Mrs. Bert Ball and
Arthur Smith and daughter, Cor­ Mrs. J. Frank Watson of Portland,
nelia, and son, Robert, were guests and Raleigh Walker of Forest
at the M. Schramel home.
Grove.
Mrs. Sprouse, son Frank, and
Grace and Ruth Ebert spent Sun­
daughter Gertrude, of Forest Grove, day with Hasel Wolford.
called on their cousin, Mrs. C. I).
Mrs. Chris Rieben and Mrs. Eli
Banks, May 17.—Fire destroyed Wilson and Mrs. Claude Lyda at­ Miller, at the A. C. Wahl home Grindle were shopping in Forest
the home of A. E. Richardson tended a farewell party at the Thursday.
Grove last Wednesday.
northwest of Banks Saturday. Mrs. home of Mrs. Lula Rogers at Roy
to
H. L. Wahl was brought
Richardson was at home alone when last Thursday.
Banks Wednesday of last week to
The estate of Ernest F. Brandaw
the fire broke out, and she was un­
A. H. Wolford transacted busi­ be at the home of his brother, Ar­ has been admitted to probate.
able to save anything out of the ness in Hillsboro Monday.
thur Wahl, while recovering from
Card of Thanks
house except a small amount of
Will McGill, who was operated on a severe attack of pneumonia.
clothing. Some of the fire equip­ > for goiter at the St. Vincent’s hos­
Mrs. Charles Kessler and Mr. and
I wish to thank the kind friends
ment was taken from here, but was pital some time ago, is improving. Mrs. Roy Stafford left by auto for for their assistance and sympathy
too late to be of any service. The
Dr. A. O. Repeto, who has been Prineville last Tuesday on an ex- during the obsequies of my mother.
Richardson home was on the j confined to his home for several tended business trip.
Mrs. Martha Ann Coulter, and es­
Charles Rufli place.
I months with a sore foot, is able to
Mrs. Arthur Smith was visiting pecially for the beautiful floral of­
The
old
Turner building on walk about.
with her sitser, Mrs. William Mor­ ferings.
North Main street, one of the old­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis of Hills ley, of Hillsboro. Thursday.
J, 8. Coulter.
est buidlings in town, is being torn boro called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Elkhorn accompanied
down this week to permit the build­
Card of Thank*
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heltxel and Howard and Reva Wahl to Banks
ing of the market road through i daughters of Portland, and Mr. and Sunday from Gastow, to visit the
We desire to extend our sincere
Banks. N. C. Shipley of Hillsboro 1 Mrs. Ed Rapp and son of Salem. latter's father. H. L. Wahl.
thanks to the friends and neighbors
has the contract for wrecking the Mrs. Rose Prickett and children of
Miss Nellie McNew, who makes for their many expressions of kind
building. The wrecking is nearly ■ j ' Hillsboro, visited Sunday at the W. her home at the Charles Kessler nesa and sympathy extended during
complete. The material is to be : G. Walker home.
home in Banks, attended the gradu­ our recent bereavement, the illness
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McGraw and ation exercises in Scofield Friday of and obsequies of the late Mrs. J. A.
used to build a house on the Im- {
pers place, to replace the house de­ little son of Vernonia, and Mr. and last week.
Hammack, and especially for the
Mrs. Robert Edmundson visited beautiful floral offerings.
stroyed by fire some time ago. The Mrs. Howard Lee of Portland, visit­
ed
at
the
G.
W.
McGraw
home
friends
and
relatives
in
’
Forest
building was erected by M. Turner
J. A. Hammack and family.
Grove Thursday.
in 1901. The only other buildings Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Moore and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sandy of Hills­
in or near at the time were the old
creamery building, which was re­ boro called on friends in Banks last Mrs. H. Stohler, spent Monday in
Portland. •
modeled into a dwelling house a Tuesday.
S. E. Holliday of Greenleaf,
The Banks grade school baseball
few years ago by E. E. Nickers;
the old Wilkes* home, now owned team lost to the Thatcher team by a Wash., visited his wife and children I
by J. C. Schulmerich; the John Car­ score of 11 to 3 Thursday after­ Sunday. Pete Babett of Skamoka-
wa. Wash., brought him home.
stens house, the Ben Dooley black­ noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wahl and
Mrs. W. T. Sellers, an invalid,
smith shop and residence, and the
»*’*• son, Glenn, of Forest Grove, called
M. S. Woodman place, which they attended church Sunday for the
She at the Wah! home in Banks Mon­
still occupy, and the old school first time in several years.
house, which has been replaced by came in a new wheel chair which day evening.
R. B. Denny of Beaverton was a
a new four-room structure. At the her son, Dwight, presented her for
business visitor in Banks Monday.
time the store was built the near-' Mother’s Day.
Mrs. C. D. Miller was in Port­
Several from Banks attended the
est railroad was at Forest Grove,
Now Banks has two railroads, the May Day exercises at Forest Grove land on business Wednesday.
Southern Pacific and the S. P. and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinckard of
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mahankr Corvallis spent Mother’s Day at the
S.
Paved streets, electric lights
and a water system have been in­ Kenoshita on May 8. a baby girl, A. B. McFarlane home in Banks.
This is the third
stalled since the old structure was named Mabel.
The music students of Mrs. Huf-
erected. At present Banks has a girl in the home.
fard played at a recital in the high
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irvin and baby school Wednesday evening.
church, modern union high school,
•
a modern brick building which is, of Portland visited at the Mrs. J.
Mrs. Belle Lilly of Cornelius
occupied by the Washington County E. Parmley home Sunday,
bank, postoffice, many fine homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Irvin and fam- spent Mother's Day with her daugh­
and several stores and business! ily of Portland were visiting Mrs. ter, Mrs. Fred Wolford.
Out of town guests at the home
houses.
Irvin’s mother, Mrs. W. T. Sellers.
The Mothers' club gave a lawn - j Sunday.
................................... of Mrs. M. S. Dodds last week were
The Leslie high school baseball Mr. and M rs. Marian Dooly and
party and w’einer roast near the
team
of Salem played the Banks children of Vernonia. Mr. and Mrs.
Holliday home last Saturday eve­
ning for the children who helped union high school team here last Carl Stribich of Forest Grove, Mrs.
on clean-up day. The children play­ Friday afternoon. The score was
ed games while the older folk visit­ 21 to 1 in favor of Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Erin Coffee and
ed and sang songs around the bon­
children of Portland were guests of
fire.
The junior and senior theater Mrs. Coffee’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
party of the Banks high school was 1 I Cass Wilson, Sunday.
held at the New Portland theater j Lula Edmundson of Hoquiam.
last Friday evening. The seniors, ■ Wash., is home on an extended
juniors and high school teachers j visit,
and a few others made up the , Mr. and Mrs. M. Schramel, Mar-
party. After the paly the juniors tha and Paul Schramel, of Forest
entertained with a dinner.
' Grove, called at the H. Smith home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holliday ■ Sunday evening.
and cniiuren
children oi
of roriianu,
Portland, jus
Mrs. . aiiu
Inna «
,Mlss E . "la
o”. <*f
and
,
,
Duet
Bass and daughter of Whitcomb.
South and W .lham Burt at-
In materials of Rayon, Suit­
Wash. were week-end visitors at \«»ded the dance at Trmber Satur-
ing and Broadcloth. Beautiful
the J. W. VanOrder and S. E. Hol- day «v^‘nf;
.
Robert Smith was absent from
patterns of dots and figures.
liday home.
, . . ,
school several days last week on
Camisole tops. All sizes.
Professor W. A. Johnston s car account of inne8S.
~
was struck and badly damaged by
Mr5- EIva Moen and ’on of Ch
Reynolds' truck of Hillsboro last
wav h*«».
h - “ ™"
Friday evening, He
ne was
was on
on his
ms wsyi-
—• Wa-' ~
,, tin ” K her . u ■ Parents’
to Portland to attend the junior and , Mr- and
Ed
, re'
Mr. and Mrs. J. McFarlane and
senior theater party.
A number of Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. George McFarlane of
workers gathered at the home of Manning, were at the bedside of
Mrs. Earl Wilson last Thursday af­ Grandma McFarlane, who is very
All the rage! To be worn with
ternoon to listen to the Sunday ill at the home of her son, A. B.
school lesson which was broadcast McFarlane, Sunday.
above
skirts. Short and long
Mr. and Mrs. H.
Smith and
by Dr. Sutcliff of Portland.
sleeves.
This makes an ideal
Mrs. Frank Hartwick of Ver­ daughter, Ethel, took Sunday din­
ner
Mother
’
s
Day
at
the
Arthur
sport
outfit.
Very Special!
nonia visited relatives here Friday.
Dr. Kines has torn down the WOMAN EATS ONLY
building on the back of his lot, and
BABY FOOD 3 YEARS
is replacing it with a garage.
“For 3 years I ate only baby food,
William Heinrich and Miss Ferne everything else formed gas. Now,
Including Vestees of new striped and
Straw visited Mr. Heinrich's rela­ thanks to Adlerika, I eat everything
plain white figured materials................
tives at Cove Orchard Sunday.
and enjoy life.”—Mrs. M. Gunn.
Even the FIRST spoonful of Ad­
Mrs. J. W. Havens of Shelton,
Wash., returned home Saturday af­ lerika relieves gas on the stomach
ter a two weeks' visit at the home and removes astonishing amounts of j
old waste matter from the system.
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Straw.
Makes you enjoy your meals and
Mrs. George Moss and Mrs. E. sleep better. No matter what you
Medium, Large and Special Extra
Tildon visited friends at Gales have tried for your stomach and
Creek last week.
bowels, Adlerika will surprise you.
Large head sizes. Rock Hemp Straw
Mrs. W. G. Walker, Mrs. Cass Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Richardson Home Near Banks Destroyed
By Fire Saturday; Old Turner Building
Makes Way for Road; Mothers in Party
Coming to the
VENETIAN
May 27-28-29
MAY 17, 1B2H.
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Marriag* Ltcanoa*
Births
Alvin M. Hatchelar and Helen <>.
Hoesacker—To Mr. and
Mrs.
Henry Heesacker, Forest Grove, a Sinclair, Hillsboro, May 10.
Rex D. Elliott and Mary Goplin,
girl, May 12.
Portland, May II.
Dorland—To Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Clilford L. Miller and Florence II
Dorland, Hillsboro, a girl. May 7. Inglis, Portland. May II.
Borton—To Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Divorce Suite Filed
Borton of Vernonia, at the Forest
Grove hospital. May 16, a girl. Mrs.
Bennett — Muy Bello Bennett VN.
Borton was formerly Miss Wilma Sidney Bennett. Married Oakland,
Rose of Cornelius.
Cal., November 2. 19114.
WANTED*
ESTATE
Tan Dollars contingent reward first
nuthentie Information. Nathaniel II.
Allen, Jr., homesteaded Hl) acres,
section 12, township I south, range
3 went, Washington County, Oregon,
patented March, 1876.
Henry C.
Raymond homesteaded same land
February, 1871. Mail addresses of
above men or heirs. W. E. Moses,
11-18. Box 776, Denver, Colorado.
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