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SEPTEM BEH 20. 1928. THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Soehren of Peter Rledweg of South Tualatin E. A. Landauer of Cornelius was Sacramento, Cal., are guests this in the city on business Friday. was a llillsboru culler yesterday. Guests at the J. II. Kroeger home .week of Mr. und Mrs. L. E. Wilkes. C. V. Fox of Strassel was a Hills- over tho week end wore Mr, and •Mr. Soehren is a brother of Mrs. I boro business visitor Wednesday. Wilkes, and formerly lived near J. P. Rhea returned last week Miss Margaret Long went to Eu Thomas Caldwell returned Satur from a four months’ visit in Cun Banks. The visitors were accom gene Wednesday for a short visit. panied here the first of the week by day from Clear Water national for udu und I eastern Oregon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Soehren of Dal est ill Idaho, where ho has been What’s On at the W. R. C. Meet Postponed Edgur • Frost, with the Southern las, where they had been visiting. fighting tire since the first of Au Pacific near Venetian Theater Eugene, was a guest i The meeting of the Women’s Re gust. Ho wus located out from Sunduy of his purents, Mr. and Mrs. M rs. Thomas Todd anil son, Orofino, and saw herds of elk, deer II. J. Frost. Tommy, who have been visiting lief Corps Friday afternoon has and other wild unimiil Coming with Mrs. Todd’s mother, Mrs. C. been postponed on account of to- home he had to wulk out 25 miles Mrs. It. E. Thompson, Mr. und Mrs. F. McFudden, left Wednesday for ' morrow being Hillsboro day at the Malcolm Vancouver, Erickson of over n trail from which another fel Lloyd .San Francisco, to join Mr. Todd, : fair. The next meeting will be the Privates" low ahead of him became lost and Wash., nn<l Miss Henrietta Kroeger who has been there for some time. first Friday in October. wandered around for five hours. of Portland, Sunday, Monday, Tustday They will make their home in Cali Apple Weighs 1 14 Pounds i Mr. and Mrs. (>. M. Heaton spent fornia. While in the forest he met a man Neplenilier 23— -24- 26 Mrs. Ed Miller brought to this by tli« mime of William Good, who Saturday in Newberg attending the Clara Bow In "The Fleet's In” Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy, Mr. had formerly lived here, leaving Hoover Rally und visiting at the and Mrs. Edgar Venable of Timber, j office Saturday an apple weighing V. Vincent home. i 1 14 pounds. The apple was from about 27 yeurs ago. and Mr. und Mrs. Victor Butchelur a community tree on Lincoln street, Mrs. M. A. Longsworth and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willium Paul spent and son, Lester, were guests Sun between First and Second, and was the week-end with Rev. und Mrs. | Elma Denby returned home Sunday duy of Mrs. Russell Frost, and the a fine specimen. evening from u visit with relatives I Mi-Minis. They just returned party visited Juntzen beach in the 4---------------- a------------------------ 4 S. from Redlands, Cui., where they near Oregon City. t afternoon. Mrs. Einmott Entertains J. M. Kessler of Banks and his Fred Grossen of near Bethany visited about two months. William, Ted J. McDonald of near Hazel Mrs. Neil Emmott, president of Jr., is enjoying the week with his house guests, Rev. and Mrs. R. E. dale, who lost his home by fire in was a county seat visitor Friday. the Coffee club, entertained Mrs. G. Mrs. William Volz of Pumpkin grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Jensen, recently of Chicago, were July, leaves tomorrow for Aberdeen, J. Franke), state president of the Ridge was a Hillsboro visitor Sat returned to Corvallis, where Mr. Hillsboro visitors Tuesday after Wash., for the winter. His family j federated clubs, and the officers of Paul is u teacher in the mechanical noon. urday. is already there. Mr. McDonald says Mr. and Mrs. George Stryker of he will return in the spring and , the Coffee club, at luncheon Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow of engineering department at tho state at the Imperial cafe. Those present college, Salt Lake City, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. near Buxton were Hillsboro callers build. were Mrs. G. J. Frankel, Mrs. Frank George Buri und Emil Buri of Port Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Friday. Peters, Mrs. L. Shinaberger, Mrs. Mrs. A. VanPouche of near Farm land were guests Sunday of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meek of Port- Medford are guests this ington, who has been in the Smith T. C. Reynolds, Mrs. Sam Bentley, anil Mrs. Clay Freeman. Mr. Burr ’ s parents, Mr. Mrs. Myrtle Biassing, Mrs. C. E. land were Hillsboro visitors Friday, Frank Barr. Mrs. Burr Lome Palmateer, former Hills hospital for some time, following an Wells, and the hostess. calling on friends and relatives, purents, Mr. und Mrs. Fred Wilmot, boro resident, was in the city Tues auto accident at Cornelius, has re Floyd Bentley arrived Sunduy cume down Inst week und visited ' day greeting old friends. Mr. Pal- covered sufficiently to be taken home Welcome New People from Seattle for ■ V 1 it with his friends at Forest Grove. Mr. and mateer is now in the fox farming nnd is concalescing slowly. parents, Mr. and Ml». E I. Bent Mrs. Wilmot went on to Spokane, business in Pendleton. A pot-luck supper was given at F. O. Eagon will leave Friday for ley. Wash., for a visit and will return Mrs. Leonard Brown and Mrs. Hood River, where he is a lay dele St. Matu.ews hall Wednesday night Mrs. L. G. Hudson of McMinn- here the first of the week. Vesta Combs left Saturday for a gate ut the Oregon Methodist State of last week for the purpose of get ville spent the week-end with her Mi J c McCann has returned two weeks’ trip to California. They Conference in session there. D. M. ting acquainted with the new fami aunt, Mrs. A. W. Walker, and fain from n week’s visit with her dnugh- will visit friends in Sun Francisco Shannon will be a week-end visitor lies that have moved into the parish during the summer. J. J. Stangel Uy- at the conference. I ter, Mrs. Lee, of Odessa, Wash., and Eureka. acted as toastmaster and the new Mrs. I. J. Merrill left Sunday for where she went with her children, Mrs. D. M. French and Mrs. Con Mrs. E. J. Ward represented the a month's visit with her mother, I jirl, Ted und Miss Renghean. Enrl Coffee club and the County Red stance Hodder, of Portland, and comers were welcomed by Fred En Mrs. II. M. Pickell at Dea Moines, attended the electrical convention at Cross council at the Anti-Tubercu Mrs. Eugene Sherry of Boston, Mas gledinger, representing the K. of C. Iowa. I Spokane. Mrs. McCann also visited losis Institute ut the Centrul library sachusetts, were guests of Mrs. E. club of Hillsboro; Mrs. Fred Cald well of the Altar society, and Miss Mrs. Eunice Montague of Port with her sister, Mrs. Hylton, of in Portland Saturday. B. Lockhart the last of the week. Anita Corrieri of the Young Peo land was transacting business in Lyle, Wash., whom she hud not Miss Irene Adams of Portland is ple’s society. Many others respond Mrs. Emma Bryant attended a visited for 25 years. Hillsboro Saturduy and calling on board meeting of the State Parent- visiting at the home of her aunt, ed to toasts. About 150 persons friends. The Delphiun club met Monduy Teachersb association at the state Mrs. E. B. Lockhart, who is spend were present and dancing was en Miss Dorothy Alexander of Salem afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. headquarters at the Kramaer build ing a few days at the Methodist joyed after supper. is a guest this week of her uncle B. Tongue, with Mrs. Frank Peters ing in Portland Saturday. conference at Hood River. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Willium ns lender. This was the first meet R. L. Tucker returned Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wells and ing of tho full season, and the next children and Mr. and Mrs. O. from u few days' trip to Stanfield, B. & P. Club to Give Party Corwin. The Business and Professional John W. and Mr. and meeting will bo held October 1 lit Schultz und children of Oregon eastern Oregon. Mr. Tucker says Women's club will give a card party tho home of Mrs. George McGrath, Mrs. A. E. children were City were guests Sunday of Mr. the crop conditions are very favor at the chamber of commerce rooms Sunday able in that section. and Mrs. H. with Mrs. J. W. Hailey as leader. and Mrs. Fred Engledinger. Thursday night, September 27. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. McFadden left E. McCaskie. Miss Katherine Senn of New Bridge and “500” will be played Mr. nnd Mr:,. I), B. Burkhalter A. N. Bobbitt, manager of the H. today for Salem, where they will left this morning for Salem, where York returned Tuesday from a trip and refreshments will be served. (’. Peterson Buick agency, under reside in the future. Mr. McFad- Mr. Burkhalter will be watchman to Alaska, and is a guest of Miss The committee, Mrs. E. L. Moore, went an operation for appendicitis <ien, who has been employed at the for the new pavilion nt the State Eva Weatherred. Mrs. Emma McKinney, Mrs. J. W. last Thursday ut the Smith hospital. state house for some time, spent his Fair. He has held this position for Mrs. Edward Schulmerich, who Kelley, Mrs. H. R. Morgan and Miss vacation here arranging for the several years. Mrs. Alfred Morgan und daugh moving of hi- household goods to underwent a major operation at St. > Angie Harrington, are making plans ters, Anita and Betty, spent the that city. The ladies of the Saint Matthews Vincent’s hospital in Portland last to entertain a large crowd, as this wel k end in Gre hum, guests of Mr. church will give a card party next week, is reported as improving. is the first affair of this kind to be Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Busch and und Mrs. Ralph Dcaville and fam Playing will Earle Bowman and Edward Mc given by the club. sons were week-end guests of Mrs. Wednesday evening at the Saint Matthews hall. The committee in Court, who conducted a sandwich start at 8 o'clock and continue un ily. Busch's parents, Mr. und Mrs. and N. is Mrs. J. H. Etzel, Mrs. Mrs. J. E. W. Thompson, at Moro, and attend charge Waibel and Mrs. C. C. De- -hop at Seaside this summer, return til 11. The public is cordially in vited and a special invitation is ex McConnell, J ed home the last of the week. ed the county fuir at that place Frank Everyone is invited. Freer. were slightly Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hall and tended to newcomers in the com Saturduy afternoon. munity. The club plans to hold a bile accident Mrs. C. G. Reiter returned Tues- Mrs. John Zenor will return to day from a few days' visit at the children of Portland spent Sunday variety of entertainments this win week. at the home of Mrs. Hall's parents, her home at Winchester Bay Mon ter. Miss Lena Delplanche of SchcfT- day after a two week’s visit with home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. Shinaberger. lin, former Argus correspondent, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. A. K. Case, in Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. L. Shinaberger leaves today (Additional Local* on Page Four) Mrs. Case returned home with her, for Wenatchee, Wash., for a visit has taken u position as bookkeeper Kroeger. the after and will remain until and stenographer nt the Cornelius with her daughter. Mrs. H. Greear Mrs. George T. I*ratt will resume The Pythian Si-tors will hold a county fair. State bank. Hutchinson, and family. her piano class at the home of Miss food sale Saturday, September 29, A brush fire was set in the road Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gregg and ut the Einmott Market. Cooked und Philip Shea returned to his home Mildred James, 1235 Lincoln street, Credits family of Witch Hazel moved to baked foods of nil kinds will be on near the C. E. Meacham home north at Midway Saturday from a nine Friday, September 14th. Harmony class will begin of town Wednesday afternoon, months’ visit with his sisters in In given. Hillsboro lust week and are now sale. October 5th. 29-30 which necessitated the assistance of domiciled in the Corwin house at Mrs. Dora Nelson, Mrs. Henry the fire department’s chemical ap diana and Illinois. 1507 Baseline street. Mrs. Beatrice McCloud of Port Dr. Smith’s aeroplane, Air King, Johnson and daughter, nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Carter of Pete Nelson of Portland were guests paratus. The fire started just after land was a guest for a few days will be at the service of anyone noon and it was several hours be Portland are receiving congriUula- Monday of Mr-. W. E. McCourt. the last of the week of Mrs. Clay during the fair. Free transportation fore it was under control. tions upon the nrrivul of a son, Freeman. or bus from fair grounds to air Mr. and Mrs. Newton D. Johnson, September 12. Mr. and Mrs. Car Plane piloted by licensed Mr. and Mrs. 1 II. A. Sohler of Mrs. A. H. Biassing underwent an port. of Portland, were calling on Hills ter ure well known here. I with a dinner Bank- entertained pilot. 30 operation for removal of tonsils boro friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. i Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Monday at the Jones hospital. Mrs: T. II. Jarrisch, Mrs. Charles Johnson formerly resided here. Very few housewives know they* Thomas Todd, who left yesterday Vickner and son, Charles Jr., and Mrs. Fred Reed of Garden Home Mrs. X. E. Broderick of Minneap for San Francisco. Those present can have all garbage removed once Mr. and Mrs. George Griffey of Os was a guest of Mrs. Verne McKin each week for the small price of 50 wego Were Sunday guests of Mr. olis, Minn., has returned to her were Mrs. Todd, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark ney last Thursday afternoon. homo after several weeks’ visit with Gardner, Miss Marion Lytle and cents per month, service guaran and Mrs. Thomus Connell. her sister, Mrs. J. W. Pratt. Mrs. L. P. Tallman and Mrs. Tom teed. See what it will mean to you, James Imbrie of this city, and the Fred W. Sharp nnd family, Rollins are spending the week at especially at this time of the year, Mrs. W. C. Pio of Vancouver, host and hostess. havo been at Buker for the Seaside and other beaches. Wash., was a guest Friday of her during canning season, to have it year or more, returned to Hillsboro Mrs. Alma Payton nnd her son. Mrs. Charles removed each week and avoid flies Friday and have taken up th”-ir resi parents, Mr. nnd visited Everett, of Ferndale, Cal., Dr. Smith’s neroplane. Air King, dence in their homo in south Hills Sewell, nnd other relatives. the first of the week at the Wilkes will he at the service of anyone and odors which can not help but exist unless this refuse is buried or Dr. Lews Wilkes of LaGrnnde and Barr homes. Everett came up boro. during the fair. Free transportation burned; give your local man a wus a week-end guest of her par to ngain enter Reed college in Port Mr. and Mrs. Willinin Alexander or bus from fair grounds to air chance and you will be pleased with went to McMinnville Sunday to see ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wilkes, land, and Mrs. Payton came to wel port. Plane piloted by licensed his service.—D. P. Corrieri, South and sister, Miss Rhea. come home her son-in-law and pilot. the aster farm, and report it as a 30 j Second street, phone 2126. 29-tf Mrs. D. A. Kramer returned Sun daughter, Prof. and Mrs. Blair wonderful and colorful sight to see the many varieties of asters in ' day from a week’s visit with her Stewart, from their trip to Ger- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glas I many. bloom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eli Grindle of ser, of Weiser, Idaho. Mrs. M. McParland spent the A marriage license was granted week-end at the home of Mr. and Banka, F. E. Grindle and the Misses Alice and Helen McPherson of Port in Vancouver Wednesday to Daniel Mrs. Louis St. John in Portland, land wire gtiests Sunday at the Vandehey and Leota M. Salter, both where she visited with friends from home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Gaston. i Canada. The visitors were an old Sewell. Mrs. J. P. Lengacher of Moun- I schoolmate, Mrs. J. Slanagan, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jackson (nee tnindale wns trnnsacting business her daughter. Miss Bonnie, of Ot- On Tuesday eve- Maud Milne), who have been visit- and cnlling on friends in Hillsboro I tawa, Canada. Bring it in and let us tune it up. It may need only J ning Mrs. McParland entertained ing in Los Angeles for some time, Tuesday. a few minor adjustments—but at times those same left Saturday for Mansfield, Ohio, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Cornelius nnd : Mr. and Mrs. St. John, Mrs. Slana- minor items can cause lots of trouble. Carburetor out 1 gan and her daughter at dinner. to visit Mr. Jnckson’s relatives, ac Miss Hettic nnd Cal Jack made the of adjustment, timing a little off. defective wiring, cording to word received by friends Newport loop trip over the week Mrs. Slanagan's daughter, Miss May, went on to San Francisco for a too heavy oil—all cause trouble. Let us look your here. end. car over. Miss Benita Hay of Portland was Rev. E. B. Lockhart left Tuesday visit with friends. The Women’s Service Longue of calling on Hillsboro relatives and for Hood River to attend the Meth All Saints Mission met at the chapel friends Sunday morning, and spent odist conference. the day with her uncle and aunt, Miss Laurn Deck spent the week Wednesday afternoon and made Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imbrie nenr end in Portland, a guest of Miss plans for the winter's work, It was LES RIGGS, Prop. Third and Washington decided to hold the annual bazaar Orenco. Miss Hay is a nurse at the Thelma Drake. on December 5 and 6. Miss Olive Good Samaritan hospital. -------- -- ----- *----- - — ....................................................................................................... «a— 4 Mr. and Mrs. S. Hyre were guests Meacham, who will attend the Gen- 4- Miss Gertrude Meek, well known Friday of Dr. nnd Mrs. Frank Peak , oral Convention of Episcopal here, and who was operated upon nt Greshnm. | churches in Washington, D. C., gave several weeks ago for appendicitis Chris Peterson of near North an interesting talk on the work of at the St. Vincent’s hospital in Port Plains wns a county sent visitor the convention. Rev. Thomas Jen land, was able to leave the hospital Tuesday. kins, pastor of All Saints Mission, Tuesday and is at tho home of a J. F. Trachsel of nenr Elmonica will also attend Washington relative in Portland while convales was a Hillsboro cnller Tuesday meeting. cing. William Finn of Albnny, Wiscon sin, arrived last Thursday evening for a few weeks’ visit with his daughter, Miss Edna May Finn, of the Shute Savings bank, Miss Finn and her father were visitors at Newport over the week-end, making the loop trip. J. W. Vandervelden was a Hills boro visitor Thursday afternoon from Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Vandervelden returned Wednesday from eastern Oregon, Idaho, Mon- tana, and as far as St. Regis, Can- ada. Mr. Vandervelden was travel ing in the interests of the metal caster made by the Vandervelden brothers. G iocai Briefs COLD WEATHER! Car hard to start? City Service Station I I :■ ■ I DON’T MISS the Portland Electric Power Co Display at the Mr, and Mrs. I. F. Julien, Miss Ruth and Robert Julien, returned Inst week from a two weeks’ vaca tion trip through California. They went as far south ns Long Bench and visited many places of interest, including tho McKay Company Rn- En- dio station nt Clear Water, route home they visited nt San Francisco, Miss Ruth Julien will leave Sunday for Corvallis, where she will enter Oregon State college. DIAMONDS RINGS The gorgeous Blue White Diamonds are perfectly cut ami beautifully shaped, and act in carved and figured 18-K Solid White Gold Mountings. All At a Wonderful Saving J. L. ANDERSON JEWELER 1211 Main Street Hillsboro, Oregon : Washington County Fair Learn more of Electricity and its uses in the home and on the farm A Complete Electrical Display : IM■ :1 ■ ■ i i '■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i Dr. Smith’s aeroplane, Air King, will be at the service of anyone during the fair. Free transportation or bus from fair grounds to air port, plane piloted by licensed pilot. 30 Kansas City Harvest Festival Annual harvest festival and dance at the Kansas City community hall, Tuesday, September 25. Chicken dinner, 7 p. m.; speaker, 8 n. m. Dinner and dance, 75 cents; dance, 50 cents. 80 Dance at Fairvale Dr. Darland, chiropractic __ and Masquerade dance at Fairvale _____ on naturopathic physician, moves over Beaverton highway in Multnomah Anderson’s Jewelry store, October county. Saturday, September 22. 15th.___________________ 30 33 Cash Prizes $25. Misa Margaret Tucker, a piano Dance at Laurel pupil of David Campbell, ia rtarting There will be a dance at the Lau __ a class for beginners. For informa rel Community hall Saturday night, rían cali 812. 30 September 29th. Everybody in vited. 30-31 Better let Andy fix your watch. He knows how.—J. L. Anderson, Dance at North Plains ìa-tf There will be a dance at North Jeweler, 1211 Main street. Plains, Saturday night, September Dressmaking—1408 Main street; 22. Clark’s orchestra. Tickets 75 telephone 241. cents. 28-tf Opening Dance Why not have us prevent Shadyside, between Forest tomorrow’s possible eye and Gaston, on highway, Sat- defects by caring for them night, September 22. wisely today? We insure For and entertainment, your glasses against breakage and Gail and his dance band. 30 examine your eyes without extra charge. Dr. Glutsch may be con HELP WANTED sulted at the Washington Hotel, Wednesday, September 26. 29-30 Women and girls to work __ on pears and apples. _ Many workers earn $2.50 to $5.00 per day. Sea- son will last until December lst. xov. Warm, comfortable work room, and cafeteria in connection. Prices rea sonable. Telephone 2331. In a New 1928 RAY-MALING CO., Inc., 29-tf Hillsboro, Oregon. At Grove urday music Karns Learn to Fly! Air King Plane B. & P. Club Card Party The Business and Professional Women’s club will give a card party Thursday night, September 27, at j the chamber of commerce rooms. 1 Bridge and ”500’’ will be played. Admission 25 cents. Everybody in vited. 29-30 j We will take only a limited number of students. Charles Langmack, licensed pilot, in structor. Passengers taken any place any time Telephone 872 for information Luzader, eyesight < spe- has returned — cialist, , . * — - — -1 from his vacation and will be in his office at the Pharmacy on Satur- East of Hillsboro on Orenco day, September 1, and each Market Road Saturday thereafter. “Have 4 your eyes examined.” 23tf Hillsboro Air Port X The Hillsboro Transfer Now located at X I 1246 Lincoln Street — Telephone 542 x gives the following service K X x X x X’ X X ~- X X Daily Trips to Portland at 10:30 A. M. Grain Hauling — $2.00 per ton Moving and Transfer Work Furniture and Other Storage at Reasonable Rates W. L. JONES E. A. 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