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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS Giocai Briefs^ * ♦ 4 « « HILLSBORO, OREGON and Mrs. E Eagon visited The Camp Fire girls enjoyed a friends in Gaston Sunday. picnic ut Itippling Water on Wed- Miss Mary Ib-lm of Laurel was a . nesday of last week. .1 Mi s Hong and Mr. IM Hill boro visitor Saturday. nished transportation t< will Irene Winegardner Mi the picnic. The time v p< nt in pend the week end at Rockaway, swimming, and later lu on was lertiiinlng nt her home on Second and Mrs. S II Webb of Cor Mr. WIIA I S ON Al Illi roust. street for I lie past week Miss Fran I'l liu.-i were Hill boro visitors Tues- served, including a w VENETIAN THEATER Those attending were 1 S Alice ees Edwards of New York. Miss ilay. Nosier, Dolores Theda, m Par- I Edwards is one of the executive L. F. Francis, school clerk at Tu- rott, Norma Kreltz, Fl Gor • cd<-tmi<- < of tin- Episcopal church, visitor Sat- don, Edna Short, Kathleen M< AI«-ar, mid ha* been on u tour through the alatin, was a Hillsboro Ordrll Prickett, Mary Yantti, Mary Pacific state , conducting it series of urday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Sigler anti Helen Himes, Louise Frail, Winona • onf< reni-i- on religious education. She has been helping nt t>><• vaca children were picnickers at Scap- Turner, and Mrs. C. IL N ler. tion ■ i-hool being conducted by Miss pause Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Puul Gro and fam I uraday Meacham nt the All Saint» t'liapi-l. M r . George Zimmerman of above ily and house guests, Mr. Gross' 24 Mrs. .1. E. Reeves mid her sister North Plains win a llillslioro vixi- mother, si ter and brother-, made a V irginia trip to Yakima, Wash., Sunday to in law, Mr Grace Reeves, of Port- tor Wednesday. The visitors, Mr». of Portland visit relatives. John Siegenthaler hind, returned Sunday from ii few Side" days' trip to Wilson river, While ami John Werner of Bethany were Gross Sr., Miss Hazel, Ralph arid Harold, left Tuesday for their home there the Indies gathered 40 pint Hillsboro visitors Saturday. of huckleberries. They were told Chief of Police L. B. Jenkins of in San Jose, California. tillit Mrs ReeveH was the first wo- Portland will speak in the Methodist It is reported that the most suc- 1 num to drive n car over that road church Sunday night, July 29. <•<“ ful season of strawberries and this year, mid only the sei rond one <• It. T. Morgan of Farmington left rasplierries has been harvested in I to ever make the drive. Mil ss Reeves Sunday for Moro, where he will the Buxton section this yi-ur. The growing of berries in that ection Mrs. Donald McInnis of Scholl* left Wednesday for a trip to Yidlow- drive a combina during harvest. i rather a late thing ami th<- grow was culling on Hillsboro friends tone Park. Mr, and Mrs. James Wood, Miss ers are well pleased with tl.<- re ults. Tuesday. Mr. mid Mrs. Fred i Cornelius, Mi Viva Moore and Glade Follia made Mrs. Albert Spiering returned Tile St. Matthews Young People’s Heitin mid Cal Jack made u Friday th«- Mt. Ilood loop trip Sunday. Tue day from Portland, where she society held a picnic lit \ to Monday trip to Culver, where Harold Wi-iner has gone to Gari Lost lake, near Beaver* ’ they visited Mr. mi d Mrs. Henry baldi for the summer, where he has been for the past week with her husband, who was operated on [ Schmeltz.er mid Jam es Bettis, for- the Miss Dorothy Hande oja-ned a fi-h and chip business Sat ut St. Vincents hospital. Their son, inerly of this city. F trip to Astoria Sundn) ex urday. Raymond, suffered a broken jaw in I went to Redmond and cursinn boat, the Gror Mr. and Mr-, L. 1. Davis and Mr. a baseball game in Portland. They Mr and Mrs. W. A Parson of way of the McKenzie ami Mrs. O, M. Heaton attended the cropH crops very A large congregation greeted the Los Atigeli-, Cal., wer< guests Fri- report th<* the I. O. O. F. picnic at Elsner’» Culver, due to u hard participants in the sacred concert the day of Mr. and Mrs. A !.. King. grove Sunday. 20th of June. given last Sunday nigh' in the John Person of the Washington Mrs. C. A. Hande and a party of Mrs. N. E. Barker of I.os An friends from Portland were visitors Methodist church by the j inior bible Savings & Loan Association made 11 class, assisted by Miss Wilcox and business trip to Vernonia Tuesday, geles is the hounc ifueftt of Mr. and i.t the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mrs. V. Gardner. Jam* Forsythe Miss Grace Gilford left Sunday M rs, G. M. Chumbvrb on Ilin cline Sunders Monday. was presiding officer. Mr.«. Murker had the mis- for Wheeler, where -he will visit ut street, Methodist The ladies of the Victor McFarland of McMinnville th«* home of her uncle, Tom Wann, fortune to I om - u very valuable dog church will hold n cooked food sale and Alfred Morgan made a fi-hing by death after arriving here, The and other relatives. Saturday, Emmett's Market trip to the Trask river the last of dog wax a granddaughter of Strong at the Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Uppenkamp the week. Alf returned with a heart, of movie fame, and hud ap- la-ginning at 9 o’clock, and Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Wahner IH-nred tn movies herself. A card from Mrs. Otto Hartrampf good supply of the speckled beau and some friend» enjoyed a picnic says they are located at Hayward, ties, and remembered his friends Mrs. Jnm<-s Morgan of Portlund Cid., and think they’ll like 1' fine, with some of them. Sunday at Estacada. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan arc spent Monday mid Tuesday ut the The climate is very similar to this. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Powell of spending n two weeks* vacation at ■ ummcr home of her son, Hurry Miss Grace Cox of San Jose, Cal., Portland, Mrs. Fred Jaubush and Morgan, nt Meacham. Other guests Meacham, Little Evelyn Bentley is of Mr. und Mrs. Morgan were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E-peseth of Oak- daughter, Theobell, of Fortuna, Cal their guest this week. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown on Sunday, land. Cal., fornn r Iowa friends of ifornia; and Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Theodore i'almquist of Oak mid Mr. und Mrs. Robert Cull on Mrs. O. (). Freeman, called on her Clishy of Corvallis were guests at land, Nebraska, arrived Tuesday for Tuesday evening. T uesday. the C. M. Powell home on First an extended visit with her brother, Mrs. F. H. Bowlby of South Tu 'avenue Sunday. Miss Gladys Rood und Miss Jean alatin and her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. F. Elmer L. Johnson, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haroldson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loveall und Cruft were hostesses at a luncheon Bohlson of Nyssa, were guests of Minot, North Dakota, were week at the Bohemiun und a matinee at little daughter of Newberg were Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. guests Tuesday of Mrs. LovenU's the Broadway in Portlund Saturday, Mitchell. McCaskie. The visitors were taken complimenting Miss Eleanor Cham brother, W. S. Alexander, and wife. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mitchell were on a motor trip to the Columbia bers, bride-elect. Other guests from River highway and Mt. Hood. Miss Jane Beamish, who has been here were Miss Ruth McGrath and dinner gue-ts Friday of Mr. and in the Smith hospital for several Mrs. F. H. Bowlby, in honor of C. E. Shorey and daughter. Miss Miss Eva McCormick. months with a broken hip, under- their house guest, Mrs. F. C. Bohl Eliza, left Monday for Shipperd’s Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sigler and son of Nyssa. went an abdominal operation l-'ri Springs for a few weeks’ vacation. children came out the last of the day. Miss Esther Benson of Beverly Miss Bernice Wahner is taking Miss Week for ii visit with Mr. Sigler’s Shorey’s place in the county agent’s Mrs. N. Nye of Spokane is a mother, Mrs. James Sigler, and fam Hills, California, and Miss Margaret office during her absence. guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ily. Mr. Sigler returned to Portland Benson of Raymond, Wash., were J. M Person, being called here by Monday morning, but the family re guests Friday of their sister, Mrs. Mrs. E. M. Ries and daughter, the illness of her daughter, Mrs. mained for a few days. Paul Patterson. Barbara, of Memphis, Tenn., are Person. The Misses Frances and Helen guests of Mrs. Ries’ sister. Mrs. B. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. O'Rourke, Mr. und Mrs. William Alexander- who Schultz, who have been visiting their M. Goodman, and family, and of her have been spending a few mid Mrs. Alexander's cousin, H. T. months at grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cun- Mill Valley, California, ningham, of Huber. Jost, of Lawrence, Kansas, made a are now located at ut their summer Gheen, have returned to their home two days' trip to Newport, return in Oregon City. Mrs. E. R. Bailey and children home above Mountaindale, where ing Monday. left Monday for a vacation at Rock- they will remain for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and away. They were accompanied by Miss Esther Bechen, Miss Alice Mrs. Dora Nelson, and Mrs. Henry children of McMinnville were call Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bailey of For Swain und Mrs. Florence Hchenke Johnson ......... i and daughter, Janet, of ing on Hillsboro friends Saturday. est Grove. of San Francisco, nre guests of Portland, and Mrs Reynold Chap- They were accompanied home by Mrs. J. C. Bechen and family of man and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tramblay and Patricia, are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Davidson for a near Orenco. their house guests, Mrs. A. Vander- spending the week nt the Morgan week-end visit. meer and son, returned Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson cottage at Meacham. Mrs. F. C. Bohlson of Nyssa is from a week at Cannon Beach. North Powder arrived Friday < Wilber Hoffman of Colville, iin visiting relatives and friends in ning for a two weeks’ visit v Mrs. Joe Baker and her sister. nois, arrived Tuesday for a visit South Tualatin and Hillsboro. Mrs. Mr. Johnson's parents, Mr. and A with the Winegardner famili«» and Bohlson will be remembered as Miss Miss Anna Crop, were Hillsboro vis Elwood Johnson. itors the last of the week from their Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook of west of Lois Bowlby. Mr. Bohlson will ar Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Hillsboro, Mr. Hotfman is touring rive the first of the week for a home in Mountaindale. above Atnnning were Hillsboro visi- the west. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connell short visit. tors Tuesday. Mrs. Emma May- left the last of the week to spend I* rank ... b - ooomi ^, oi mis city, Rev. Harvey Miller and little son, the summer at their cottage at nurd, who had been visiting at their Portlund sales manager of the O’Joy Harvey, of Martinez, California; Rockaway. home, returned to Hillsboro with puncture proof tire liner, made a John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mil them. The fish brought in by Charles business trip to Seattle last week. ler and Mrs. Earl Truman of Port Donald McFern of Portlund. one L. J. Rushlow and son, Jack, and land were here Saturday, calling on Sandy of Scofield last week has of the officials of the Portlund dis E. W. Beckett drove to Fort Stevi ens their relatives, the McKinneys, and been pronounced to be a Ray Star trict Epworth la-ague of the Metho for a clamming expedition from Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cornelius of fish. dist church, accompanied by his Mrs. Vesta Combs and daughter, AV>ndny to Wednesday. Reedville. mother, visited Rev. E. B. Iaickhart Alina, left Saturday for a week’s • A. Hande, who formerly con Monday. Rev. W. A. Spicker, M. E. vacation at Seaside. ducted the variety store here, is in tor at Orofino, Idaho, and Damon Greer, who has been in a Frank Fluke of Metzger was a Spring A alley, Afinn., visiting his Spickcr, visited Rev. Spicker’» Portland hospital for some time, Hillsboro caller last Thursday. mother for a few weeks. ents, Mr. and tr*. f t . Sp was brought to the home of his par The vacation school at All Saints enroute to Los ents, Air. and Mrs. R. H. Greer, the last of the week, where he is con Mission continues to hold interest they went to | « ith an average attendance of about Sunday School valescing. 50 children. their daughter. Mr. and Airs. DeGolyer of Holly Mrs. C. E. Andrews of Oakland, wood, Cal., have purchased the Mrs. Paul Patterson entertained Thomas Bilyeu place in South Hills < ill., is a guest at the home of her with a dinner party Friday evening ■ laughter. Mrs. N. G. Anderson, nt boro and arc remodeling the house as a surprise for her husband in and making other extensive im Witch Hazel. honor of his birthday anniversary, provements. Airs. Sarah Hoopengarner of Port After dinner, bridge was enjoyed, Mr. and Airs. Henry Wirtz of land spent several days the last of Those present were Mr. and Mrs. west of Hillsboro have ns their the week with her sister, Mrs. Anne E. B. Tongue, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill and their house guest. Mrs. guests their grandchildren, Wilma Sigler. .Mr. and Airs. H. A. Deck spent Mead. Mr. and Mrs. I.. J. Merrill. Hollis, Alice Ann and Billie Wirtz, children of Mr. and Mrs. Willard the week end with friends at Bright Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shumway, wood on the Mt. Hood loop. Wirtz of Salem. and Mrs. Ralph Easter, and Mrs. Patterson. Shvriir J. |-,_ Reeves made a busi who has M Charlotte Hilts, ness trip to his mine at Riddle been teaching nt Vernonia, was a front Hillsboro visitor Tuesday. Miss '1 hursdny to Sunday. Mrs A. Schoenbechler Hilts has been visiting relatives near Roy, and was enroute to Portland, Farmington was in Hillsboro where she will spend the summer iness Friday. with her uncle and aunt. Miss Irene Urfer of Portland Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Brown and o week-end guest of Aliss Ruth daughters, Georgiana and Hazel, Grath. James Imbrie underwent a minor I and .Miss Leah Turner, spent the week-end at Netarts. They were ac operation at the Smith hospital Sun companied by Mr. and Mrs. Delbert day. Brown of Portland and Mr. and Ira 1. Mills of near Manning was I Mrs. T. C. Couch and children of in town on business Friday. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. L. I.. C. Kramien and daughter were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce nt Hood River. Mrs. Boyce is a sister of Mr. Garrett. While there the men of the party enjoyed a fishing trip to North Lake. Reopening Dance GOLD SEAL BUICKS Durant Sport Touring Whether your need be Gas, Oil, Air, Water or Information, we can give it better than ordinary stations. Oronite Cleaning Fluid and Fly Spray Vety nice—New Duco Dodge Sedan T IIORNECKER, Proprietor Third and Baseline Streets Mrs. Arthur Rollins and two chil dren arrived last week from Phoe nix, Arizona, and will spend the summer with Mrs. Rollins' mother, Mr- J. C. Beehen, and family, of near Orenco. Mrs. Rollins and chil- uren made the trip from Los An- geles by boat, stopping off at San Francisco to visit with Miss Esther Bechen. Perfection Bakery open on Sun- days. 17-tf Better let Andy fix your watch. He knows how.—J. L. Anderson, Jeweler, 1211 Main street. 18-tf The Thompson-Glutsch Op tical company insures your glasses against breakage, and examine your eyes without extra charge. Their prices are very reasonable. Finest Toric reading lenses only $4.95, Consult Dr. Glutsch and get the facts about your eyes on his next visit, Wed nesday, August 1, at the Washing ton Hotel. 21-22 Dance at Laurel There will be a dance at the Lau rel Community hall Saturday night, July 21. Everybody invited. 20-21 Spend your week-end at BALM GROVE where you can have both and recreation; where there games to play tor young and where there is a fine place to swim, and the water is warm. Nice and Cool it is always nice and cool at the Rippling Waters Big fifteen-acre Camp Ground— Plenty of tables and stove Good swimming and fishing. AND GUARANTEED SAFETY! Your Home Institution offers— First Mortgage Security Liberal withdrawal privilege Good interest yield. Amounts from $100.00 to $5,000.00 accepted, costs you nothing to ask about it—why not do it today? RELIABLE SAFE Washington Savings 8C Loan Assn J. M. PERSON, Mgr. Shute Bank Bldg. Hillsboro, Oregon DENT in one of your fenders? If you have just drive in here, and let us fix it. Lots of you people are driving around with a dent in your fender when there is no need of it. Sahnow Bros. Garage Main Street Hillsboro Honest Repairing Roadside repairing is the terror of motorists. They fear the worst most of the time—and get it. But this is not so at our garage, for our repairmen are experts. They know what is wrong and how to fix it—if it can be fixed at all. And the work is done with unusual speed and care. Try us. TIRES and TUBES GAS. OIL and GREASE AUTO ACCESSORIES C. W. White Motor Co. STUDEBAKER-ERSKINE DEALER Next to Fire Hall Telephone 1411 Re-Roofing with Red Cedar Shingles Over the Old Shingles I Economical, Durable and Beautiful. There is no litter to be gathered up, and is a big saving in labor cost. We can give you valuable information about re roofing that will save you money, time and trouble. We have Cedar Shingles in different grades and prices. We operate two trucks and our service is the best The World’s Cheapest Do ^>u need a Carpenter or a Painter? 7-Pa»»enger Used Car We can recommend »ome good one* Good mechanical condi tion ...................... $35.00 Kenyon Tiros and Tubes Accessories, Greasing, Lubrication The Standard Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Elwood I Johnson, Mrs. Fritz Abendroth, and Mrs. Johnson’s father, David Harwood, attended the funeral Saturday of Alonzo Welch at Vancouver, Wash. Mr. Welch, a relative of theirs, was killed in an auto accident near Stevenson, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ogilbee and grandson, Robert, were Newport visitors from Friday to Sunday night. They made the trip both ways over the Roosevelt highway and are very enthusiastic about the scenery along that route. (Other locals on page It Is Practical! —AT— Good Service To The Last Drop! Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weil and fam ily are spending a couple of weeks at Liberty Lake, guests of Mr. Weil's sister, Mrs. M. M. Cohen, of Spokane. Mr. Weil writes that the Mr . M. P. Cady and family spent bass fishing is fine but that so far the week-end at their beach cottage the big ones have got away. at Rockaway. Mrs. John Hay and Mrs. Jose- were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abel and phine Patterson of Seattle daughter, Dorothy, are «pending a guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imbrie of near Orenco. They week at Seaside. Miss Ifeth Whitcomb, who is em- left Wednesday morning for Can- ployed at Weil’s, is away on a non Beach for a few weeks' vaca- tion. week’s vacation. Mrs. F. D. Applin of Fort Leaven Miss Mildred McPherson is visit- ing her s ister, Mrs. Ralph Clem, in worth, Kansas, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. G. E. Gibbons, Vernonia this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Mills is away on for the past two weeks, will leave Friday morning for Port Townsend, Mrs. her vacation in Washington. Wash. Mr. Applin is an army offi- Mills is employed at Weil’s. cer. T. II. Gremsgard and daughter, Dr. W. A. Luzader, who makes Eunice, are back again at Well’s, after spending a week at Netarts. regular calls to Hillsboro as an Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson and optometrist, is on his vacation and family returned Sunday from a few will not return until the latter part Dr. Luzader will visit days’ visit at their summer home at of August. his old home in Illinois. Meacham. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Kramer made the Mt. Hood loop trip Sunday, ac- and son of Marysville, Cal., are here companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ingram for an extended visit with Mr. Rob inson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. cf Portland. Robinson, and other relatives. Mrs. S. E. Hyre, Mrs. Julia An- Nellie Startzell Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Gardner and derson and Mrs. were Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. son were Eugene visitors Friday and Saturday, where Mr. Gardner Peak at Gresham. Mrs. E. M. Barnes and daughter, attended the District Lumbermen’s Roberta, left Sunday for Longview, conference. Wash., where they are visiting Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Long were Barnes’ brother, Mr. Bottorf, and Sunday guests at the home of their family. son, Creigh Long, in Salem. Mrs. J. E. Harris and son, Rich Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Thwaite left ard, and. daughter, Lucille, of Bea Tuesday for a ten days’ vacation at trice, Neb., are visiting at the home ■ Mt. Hood and other places. of Mrs. Harris’ parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Easter left Mrs. W. J. Stansell. Saturday morning for a short va- and cation at Siltcoos lake. Mrs. Cora May Newgard daughter of Klamath Falls are Mr. and Mrs. ___ James ____ Forsythe guests for a few days at the homes were McMinnville visitors Tuesday. of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Greer and C. IL Blake left Tuesday for a Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hare. Mrs. fishing trip on the Wilson river. Newgard is a niece of Mr. Greer. Home-made ice cream, 50 cents a Miss Alma Schulmerich returned quart.—Perfection Bakery. 1 7-tf Tuesday from Corvallis and is as sisting in the Hare, McAlear & Peters law office during the absence of Miss Marcella Richards, who is vacation, having a two weeks’ which she is spending in Washing- ton. Had you thought of it? Perhaps not. This is the first time an ad has suggested it in local advertising. WATCH FOR THE BIG Rippling Waters PAGE SEVEN H. C. PETERSON Sales—BUICK—Service Phone 12S1 1057 Third St. Pool-Gardner Lumber Company Building Material Merchants Baseline Street at S. P. Track* Telephone 2691