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JUNK 21, IV2H. THE HILLSBORO ARGUS— HILLSBORO, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindberg Mrs. William Corwin entertained Mayor and Mrs. M. P. Cady and have gone to Garibaldi for the sum Saturday afternoon in honor of the family will leave Saturday for a fifth birthday of her son, Philip. two weeks’ trip through California. mer. Mr. and Mrs. O. I). C. Perkins of Games and refreshments were en They will go as far south as Mex Orenco were Hillsboro visitors Fri joyed by th«« little folk. Those pres ico, and will make the trip by auto. ent were Lyle and Douglas Nosier, Schefflin Lutheriin church will day. •Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Saunders and Paul Pnyne, Robert Peters, Donald ■ elebrate its niiniini mission festival C. E. Well« returned yesterday Davidson, Sally and Ronald Gard family of Portland were visiting next Sunday, June 24, at William from a few days' trip to Everett, with Hillsboro friends Sunday. Mr. WHAT’S ON AT THE ner, Robert Stohler of Banka, Don Saunders was formerly employed in Sahnow’a grove. Entrance to th« Wash. VENETIAN THEATER ald MucKenzie, Jack Christensen, festival grounds opposite th«« honi«> Weils’ Department store. Fred Olson hus been appointed of William Heinrich. Th« speaker« substitute mail carrier on rural und Billy and Philip Corwin. Friday and Saturday Mrs. Zula Linklater and daugh will be Rev. F. Westerkamp of routes No. 1 and No. 2. Miss Vada Berry arrived from ter, Miss Ethel, left Monday for a J uiiv 22 and 23 Sherwood ami Rev. II. Kahle of Fred Thonmon in Mrs. B. C. Shipley and two sons San Francisco Sunday for an ex few weeks' visit with Mr. an«l Mrs. Nampa, Idaho. Everybody welcome. “The Pionver Scout” of Portland are visiting with Hills tended visit with her grandparents, Francis Linklater at Aberdeen, Services will Im held at 10:30 in th«* Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Berry. Miss Wa h. boro friends for a few days. morning und ut 2:15 in the after Berry made the trip la-t fall from Sunday and Monday Mrs. O. M. Cassell of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Felix O’Donnell and her home in McGrath, Alaska, by noon. Julie 24 ami 2f> California, was a guest last week of family of Vernonia are spending Fay Wruy und Gary Cooper in Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Busch and th«* week with friends in Hillsboro. aeroplane to Seattle, and from her brother and sister, W. H. Huff Seattle to San Francisco by auto, and Mrs. R. N. Daniels, and fami “The Legion of the Condemned” sons, Keith und Dnle, left Friday Th«« estate of Sarah Elizabeth visiting here on her way south. for Moro, where Mrs. Busch and lies, l«-aving for home Monday. the boys will visit thia week with McGlasson has I bee n admitted to Frank East and Mi Ruth Muy Rev. Mr. Beadles of the Metho probate. Mr. und Mrs. N. W. Thompson, par Moses of Portland were in the city dist church at Cornelius was in the li J. ‘ ranger and Mr. and Mrs. 1 ents of Mrs. Busch. They made the Tuesday and secured a marriage li city Tuesday. On Monday Rev. and , J. Stangel cerise from the county clerk, the Mrs. Beadles wil leave by auto for trip by wuy of McKenzie Puss, and son, Frank, and Mi Mr. Busch, who returned home Sun and daughter, Catherine, , motored to marriage to take place in this city Indiana, where they will visit their i ♦ ■lay night, says it is a wonderful Salem Sunday. next week, They have been visit old home for a couple of months. trip at this lime of the year. W. C. Heaton and daughter, ing relatives in the Rock Creek Misses Rose Cave, Tunia and The estates of iClary Ritter ami John Jeppesen of Bacona was a Doris, and Mrs. Pearl Gaffney of neighborhood, where the father of Fannie Konigan of this city and Paul Ritter have been udmittvd to visitors on Scholia, were Hillsboro the bride is a well known resident. Hillsboro visitor Saturday. He says Miss Edna May Drake of Molalla probuie. Wednesday. Members of the Kappa Tau cUib will leave tomorrow for a few days’ Miss Florence McAfee of I'ort- that his brother, Ernest, who just Mr. and Mr-. Zenas Olsen and graduated in electrical engineering and other lurid spent the we 'vlc-end here, viait- at Oregon State college, will soon daughter of Eugene returned home held a theater party at the Heilig vacation at Lake Lytle theater Tuesday, where they saw Tillamook beaches. ing friends. leave for Schenectady, N. Y., wh««re Monday, after a few days’ visit the Henry Duffy players present Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barnes and M. H. Purkin of Forent Grove he will Io- with th«« General Electra- with Mr. Olsen's parents. Ix.-o Carrillo in “Lombardi, Ltd.” little son have moved to Monmouth, was transuding buNÌncHH in Hills- company. He will make the trip Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Huff, ac Those going were Mrs. H. H. Stan where Mr. Barnes will attend the boro Monday. by auto ami will accompanied by companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. nard, Mrs. L. F. Brown Mrs. W. sumer session of Normal school. Mr. Mrs. Beatrice 1 McCloud <>f I’ort- two classmates. Lockhart, ar« visiting the Tigard O. Morley and Mrs. Will Lormor. and Mrs. B. W. Barnes took them lumi was a guest ut the Clay Free- Mr. and Mrs. J. II. D«-yarman of grange today. to that city Sunday. Miss Connie Gremsgard of Port- man home lust week. Winfield, Iowa, nnd their son in-law Dr. J. B. Dinsmore attended the land is visiting this week with her The Methodist church last Sun- Miss Florence Hunt of Banks was nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Oregon County Health Officers con parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Grems day night, besides conducting regu- a guest the Inst of the week of Miss Allendar of Kent, Wash., were in vention in Portland Tuesday and gard. She will leave next week for lar service in Hillsboro, had a group Hillsboro Friday, returning from a Wednesday. Josephine Uppenkamp. Seattle for a short visit and then of folks conducting service at Yam Mrs. R. A. Carlile was u three visit nt th«« home of John Crawford Mrs. Arch Chisholm and daughter will go to Kalispel, Montana, for hill, and the pastor preaching the ut Laurel. They stopped in Hills- «lays’ visitor in Portland with rela graduation sermon at Scholls. of Oakland, California, were week the summer. boro to visit Mrs. Anna Chamber- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. tives during th<> Rose Festival. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jacobson, Inin, nn old friend of the family. Mrs. Lance Grant of Gales Creek Vincent. W. IL Tillman of Portland und daughter Wilma and son Bertrand underwent an operation for appen Mrs. Leon Duvis and two children Plains James Tillman of North Miss Frances Schultz of Oregon dicitis at the Smith hospital Tues of Eugene, arrived Monday for a The visited ut Fulls City over the week- leave today for Sioux City, Iowa, to City is spending the summer at the day. A minor operation was per visit with Hillsboro friends. join Mr. Davis, who is assistant city home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobsons still own their home here end. formed on Mrs. T. S. Reed of and expect to return to Hillsboro Mrs. Otto Anderson of Witch editor of the Sioux City Tribune. Gheen of Hillsboro. Scholls Wednesday. some time to reside. Hazel underwent a major operation Mrs. Dnvis and the children have I Mrs. Charles Cawrse and daugh Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Baldra and in the Good Samaritan hospital this been living with her parents, Mr. ter. May, of Seattle, returned home M M. Reed of Scholls was in Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Catching of and Mrs. II. G. Vincent, since Mr. week. last week from a visit with John Portland were Hillsboro visitors town on business Tuesday and visit Davin left here several weeks ago. and Joe Cawrse and families at Rev. George Reul« has moved Wednesday in attendance at the ed the Groveland section and the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Sias of Schefflin. C. E. Wharton home, later going to into the recently completed Kamna funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Sally Pierre, South Dakota, were guests Cornelius. Mr. Reed was in Port residence at 1730 Washington Mr. and Mrs. V. Batchelar, Mr. Baldra. last week of Mrs. E. F. Sias and land Sunday evening, where he and street. and Mrs. Perry Batchelar and chil family. They were enroute to Eu- George Follis was a Portland visi M. W. Johnson of 1134 Jac kson gene to visit their son. Rev. Sias dren, Jean, Betty Lou and Lester, tor last week, a guest of his daugh relatives enjoyed a reunion. Raymond Leckband left Monday atreet will leave shortly for a few is a nephew of Mrs. E. F. Sias, and spent the week-end at Arlie as the ter, Mrs. V. Moore, and attending weeks visit in West Virginia, his was formerly pastor of the Chris guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bush. the Rose carnival. He also visited for San Diego, after a few weeks' former home. Mrs. H. J. Duncan and sons of with his sons, R. D. and G. Z. Fol visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tian church here. G. A. Dreeszen. Mr. Leckband is Tillamook, who have been visiting lis, at Milwaukie. Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch and son Mrs. Frank Montgomery and with the U. S. Marines, and came of Portland moved last week to ■laughter, Marjorie, were guests last with Mrs. Duncan's parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Lansinger of their recently purchased home, the week of Mrs. Montgomery’s parents, Mi S. E. Olsen, this week, will re- Chicago are receiving congratula north to attend the wedding of Chester Dreeszen, a boyhood friend. L. E. Walker place, west of town. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moore. Mr. turn home tomorrow. tions upon the arrival of a daugh Mrs. Chester Wirtz and son and Ben Polman and Elmer Welken ter, Joan, on June 8. Mrs. Lan Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Keenon an«l Montgomery spent the week-end family of North Plains were Hills her« anti his family returned with of St. Louis, Mo., arrived Sunday singer was formerly Miss Lura Ta- Mrs. A. C. Wirtz of Mountaindale were Hillsboro visitors Tuesday, for a visit at the home of Mr. and miesie of this city. boro visitors Friday, enroute to Pa him to their home at Dallas. Mrs. A. C. Wirtz returned last Mrs. B. J. Pranger of north of cific City and Garibaldi for the Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pool of For Hillsboro. Nolan, the little son of Mr. and month from spending the winter in week end. est Grove have moved to Hillsboro Mrs. J. L. Vandomelon of Moun Melvel Goodin, who has just com- taindale, was brought home last San Diego, Cal., with her daughter, W. M Coffee of Salem was a and ar«« domiciled in the Rev. Len Mr-. R. Harris. pleted his year's work at the Uni- Hillsboro visitor Monday, a guest of B. Fishback home on Third street. week from the Eye, Ear and Nose The Women’s Church Service versity of Oregon, has associat«*d his daughter, Mrs. E. W. Hillis, ami Mr. Pool is a- «»ciated with V. W. hospital in Portland, and is conva League of All Saints Mission met family, nnd of Mr. and Mr-. Gerald Gardner in th«« l’ool-Gurdner Lum himself with E. L. McCormick as an lescing from a mastoid operation. at the home of Mrs. George T. Mc , insurance salesman. Davidson. ber company. Ernest Foord and son, Alton, Grath Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. C. M. Fruiht, Mrs. George Mrs. James Wood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. R. Frank Peters at- -•pent the week-end with Mr. Foord's completed arrangements for the sil E. C tended th«* Quven's bull Saturduy Follis and son, Glade, were dinner aunt, Mrs. Walter Shearer, and fam ver tea and apron sale to be held in her parents, Mr. and' Ml Stout of Aloha to Myrtle Point for . night at the Musonic Temple in guests Sunday of Mrs. V. E. Moore ily. at BirkenfieM in Columbia the chapel next Thursday, beginning n trip the last of th«« week. They Portland, The Queen's bail is al- nnd family in Portland, th«« occasion county, While there Mr. Foord at 2 o’clock. returned Friday. ways the end of the Rose Festival being Mrs. Moore’s birthday anni caught 20 large trout. Foord Minnick arrived Monday Miss Elizabeth Pearson left Sun festivities and is u most brilliant versary. Mrs. Moore is a daughter Philip Foord. who has been at for a week's visit with his grand of Mrs. Follis. day for her work at Monmouth nor I event. tending Linfield college at McMinn B. R. Nickeson and family re ville, arrived Sunday evening for an mother. Mrs. Emma Foord, while he mal summer school, Miss Pearson Mrs. Elmer Scott was elected new has been teaching for th«« pnst two director nt the annual Witch Hazel turned to Hillsboro last Thursday extendeti visit with his aunt, Mrs. is convalescing from a tonsil oper ation. His father, Henry Minnick, years at Rock Creek. Mrs. Ernest Hel- from Corning, Cal., where they have Emma Foord. school meeting. well known here, has been in the been living for the past year. They Mrs. Mattie Robinson formerly of St. Vincent's hospital for the past Mrs. E. It. Lockhart goes to sa- vogt was re-elected clerk. Otto An- plan to remain here and Mr. Nicke- derson nnd Ralph Anderson are the join where she will lem Saturday : son will take up his trade as a this city, now of Ronald, Wash., has month, but is improving now. a party of Salem people going to other members of the board, been visiting friends in Portland painter again. Mrs. Edwin Bowman entertained ■‘Camp Albert," a yearly event in- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beckett and is spending a few days with old Lee Schwab and family were here the Kappa Tau S. O. S. club last augurated by Mr. und Mrs. Joseph closed n deal the last of the week friends in Hillsboro. Wednesday afternoon. Those pres I for th«« purchase of the homo of Tuesday and Wednesday from Ver Albert. Mrs. Kingsley Patterson and little ent were Mrs. H. H. Stannard, Mrs. nonia. Mr. Schwab was here to have J. W. Raynard of Pacific City, Mrs. Etta Williams, at Eighth and posters for the Vernonia celebra- son of Oswego were guests of rela W. O. Morlev. Mrs. L. F. Brown. who is visiting his son» at Bcavcr- Washington streets, and have takmi tion printed at the Argus. Mrs. tives last week at the homes of Mr- W. F. Lormor, Mrs. Marie Fred Caldwell and C. J. Crittenden. Thomas, Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee, Mrs. ton, was a Hillsboro visitor Tues- possession. Schwab and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nachlund her sister, Mrs. Ed day. He was accompanied by his Mrs. W. E. Pittinger of this city F. L. Beach, Mrs. Frank Challa- Meeuwsen, of «on, C. W. Raynard, and grand- nnd family of Portland and Mrs. Wilkesboro. and Mrs. John Schmid of Aloha left combe and the hostess. «laughter, Ruth. Nachland's mother, Mrs. Eva Bridges Monday for a week’s visit at the Mr. and Mrs. A. Alva Patten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edna Ruth, Wllford Junior, and of this city, wer«« Sunday guests of Tillamook beaches. Willows, Cal., were g H. I. Patten of this city, finished Lois Margaret, children of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sewell. of will C. I. Andrews Salem C. Rehs«« and other his course at Stanford university Mrs. W. W. Phillips, returned home Mrs. Dan May and children, preach at Scholls Sunday morning, Sunday from a two weeks’ visit Irene, Goldie, Evelyn and Johnnie, week. Mr. Pieper is a brother of Mr. Andrews is connected with this week and received his master’s Mrs. Rehse. They departed Satur degree. Mr. and Mrs. Patten are with Mr. Phillips’ mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J W. White and day for Seattle and British Colum Willamette university. expected home about July first to Harry Gifford, in Portland. Nellie McDaniel of Vernonia, were bia and were Mike McCann of Scholls was in spend the summer, but will return accompanied by Miss Mr. ami Mrs. C. M. Howard and in Hillsboro Saturday. Bertha Rehse and Dorothy Steinke Hillsboro Tuesday afternoon. to Modesto, Cal., this fall, where Gale Wells of Sheridan were Sun Division I of the Ladies’ Aid of of this city. Mrs. O. Lovelace of Portland was Mr. Patten has a position as prin- day guests at the home of Mr. and till« Methodist Episcopal church will Mrs. Nellie Cook and two daugh- a guest Sunday of Hillsboro friends, cipal of the junior high school. Mrs. L. A. Long. Mrs. Wells and give a tea in th«« church basement ters, Cecil and Dorothy, aml sons, hail been visiting ', who Bobbie son, n< xt Wednesday afternoon. Bayfield and Dick, of Atlantic, here for several days, returned Francis Pearson was a visitor at Iowa, are visiting at the home of home with them. Scholls last Sunday night when Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. William Mrs. Nellie Beveridge and Nor graduation exercises wer«« held in Meierjurgen, of West Union. Mr. man S. Short of Prine«« Rupert, B. the Methodist church. Meierjurgen nnd daughter. Wilma, C., arrived here last week for a Mrs. C. N. Fruiht and Mm. and the two Cook girls were Hills visit with the daughter and sister, George Follis leave tomorrow for a Mrs. R. W. Kreitz, and family. Mr. two weeks’ vacation at Newport boro visitors yesterday. Short returned yesterday but Mrs. and Taft. Mr. anil Mrs. P. C. Schneider and Beveridge will remain. family of Portland wer«« Hillsboro Miss Myrtle Walker was a week- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reamy of end guest of Miss Margaret Tor visitors Wednesday, transacting bus Hillsboro, Albert Reamy of Marsh rence, a nurse at the Portland sani iness and calling on Mr. Schneider's brother. Jake Schneider, and family. field, Mr. ami Mrs. G. O. Gray and tarium. Miss Helen Schneider, who accom «laughter, Evelyn, of Albany, spent Curley Smith, local garagemnn, panied her parents, has just gradu Sunday with Mr. timi Mrs. Esmond Vincent of Portland. Mrs. Vincent bagged a dozen trout about a foot ated from the Normal school at Monmouth. Mr. Schneider and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. long on the Wilson river Sunday. Mm. Sam Schmidt of Laurel was family expect to soon leave for a Reamy. a Hillsboro visitor Saturday. trip to California. Mrs. Jack Rupt of Boise nnd Marie Trout of Palmer, Idaho, guests the last of th«« week of Ivan Freeman. The ladies went to Seaside for the week end, and while there visited at Camp Clatsop. Mrs. Rupt and Mrs. Freeman were mem bers of the same graduating class at St. Luke’s hospital in Boise. Dr. Edward Laird Mills, editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate of Portland, and Dr. A. L. Howarth, udyard kipling reminds us superintendent of th«« Portland dis trict of the M. E. church, spoke , that the same power which Thursday night at the local Metho «list church, both men having just ihaped the planet formed the rose, returned from Kansas City, where / ¡w The diamond is a tiny thing, but the general conference was held. Miss Angie Harrington went to it is one of the great items of the Portland Saturday evening to meet world’s wealth. ?• When we sell you her friend, Miss Lena Meyers, of York, Nebraska, who was enroute a diamond you acquire a possession to Berkeley, Cal., to attend the teachers' summer session nt the Uni of true and increasing value. versity of California. Th«« young ladies spent Sunday with Miss Har rington's sisters, Mrs. B. A. Barber and Mrs. Lester Ireland. Daniel Pubols, n graduate of the Hillsboro high school, graduated on Monday at Stanford university at l’alo Alto, Cal. His sister, Miss JEWELER Freda, ami brother, Edwin, of Port 1211 Main Street Telephone 991-Y land, motored to Palo Alto to at tend th«« graduating exercises. The Pubols family formerly lived at West Union and are now residing in Portland. eg IJQfdl Briels O The Smallest Thing of Greatest Value R New - Bigger - Better ORGAN Will Soon Be Readv Watch For the Date! J. L. ANDERSON PAGE NINK Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dodd and Mrs. Clara Atterbury, who ia daughter, Miss Clara Judson, of spending the summer on her place Chehalis, Wash., were Hillsboro visi at Tigard, was in Hillsboro Wed tors Tuesday. Mr. Do«ld and fam- nesday, visiting her parents, Mr. ily will remain in this county for and Mrs. J. S. Robinson, and other some time and will go to California relatives. for the winter. Home-made ice cream, 50 cents a Damon Greer of Portland, a son quart.—Perfection Bakery. 17 tf of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Greer of this Yale Union Laundry orders may city, and well known here, was taken to Dr. Coffey’s clinic last Fri he left at Tom Shuck’s barber shop, day for treatment. Damon has been temporary telephone 2602-X. 17-20 in poor health for months. Better let Andy fix your watch Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sherman and He knows how.—J. L. Anderson, 16-tf daughter, Dorothy, will move to Jeweler, 1211 Main street. Portland the last of this week, Mr For health, comfort and style in Sherman will still continue his mill corsetry wear Spirella; all late sup business in this county, however, porting garments carried.—Mrs. M. Betty, the little daughter of Mr. E. Caudle, corsetiere, Hillsboro, and Mrs. J. E. Huisman of Corne telephone 384. 17-20 lius, had her tonsils removed Wed Dr. I.uzader, eyesight special nesday morning at the Smith hos ist, uses no “bait” to catch pital. the unwary. He tells you Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Benn left openly after a careful and scientific Sunday for their ranch at Swift examination just what your glasses Current, Saskatchewan, making the will cost, which is always as low as trip by auto. They will be in Can | first quality glasses can be sold, i At the Hillsboro Pharmacy ada for three months or more. every Saturday. Have your Kenneth Robb of LaGrande is , eyes examined. visiting here with his brother, Dr. J. O. Robb, while attending the Dance at Laurel Supreme Council of Scottish Rite There will be a dance at the Lau Masons. rel Community hall Saturday night, Miss Hazel Gleich of Ritzville, June 23. Everybody invited. 16-17 Wash., is a guest for a few days of Dance at North Plain* Miss Marie Stranhan. Miss Strana At W. O. W. hall Saturday night, han, who has been ill, is able to be June 16. Clark’s orchestra. Tickets out again. 75 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Farnham, who have been living in Hillsboro Binders! Binders! Binders! this winter, moved Monday to their Get ready for harvest. Let me place northeast of Hillsboro. fix them up.—E. E. Marshall, ad Mrs. Eugene Longsworth and son dress Beaverton route 4; residence of Stafford were guests Sunday of Witch Hazel station. 16-19 Mrs. Elma Denby. Mrs. A. C. Walter of Seattle For rest and recreation go to visited with her cousin, W. F. Boley, BALM GROVE Wednesday. where there is lots of shade— (Other Locals on page four) Where wood, stoves and tables Perfection Bakery open on Sun are plentiful, and games for old and young that want to play. days. 17-tf Are your eyes in good condition? Dr. Glutsch will make a thorough, scientific examination of your eyes without FUNERAL HOME charge or obligation. Consult him and get the facts about your eyes Sixth 4 W»*hin(ton Phone 972 Wednesday, June 27, at Washington HILLSBORO ■ OREGON Hotel. 16-17 GEO. J. 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