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THE HILI.SBORO ARGITS— HILLSBORO, OREGON
NOVI MUER H, l»2H.
anks Community NewQ
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i i r't'z'ii i ,’ mu < Correspondent
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Fir Grove Voter* for
10-Mill Road Levy
lliiiik», Nov. H.
At n road meet
Ing held ut the Fir Grove church
Im t Saturday evening n 10 mill tux
was voted to help repair the road in
that district.
Coupe on Fire
ProfvHMoi* Albert
Yoder’«
Ford
count*, which wun piirked in front
of him house, caught Are but Sut
unlity night, but the ftr<* whk uxtin-
gui«hed mid th«* car win only light
ly dninngcd.
Birthdays Occasion
For Surprise Party
«
L. Kip-
Evu
twelve
in au-
A bo ut
in the
Usual Pranks Are
Played Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
wn«
celebrated
in
Banka by the
usual
Hallowe'en
tricks of tipping over outbuildings,
tearing up retie** and
Mew ala .
dragging farm implement« nil over
town, and carrying away anything
that cuuld be found loose.
Bank* Local«
The Epworth League of the Bank-
Methodist Epi-copal church met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Kessler for n social last Friday eve-
lie-.
R
object talk and
played.
Several from h< re attended the
International stock show in Port-
land.
Several families gathered at the
bru«h pile« on Main street last Wed­
nesday evening, set the brush on
lire and indulged in a weiner roast.
The Mothers' club met last Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
A Johnston. The subject of read­
ing to children was discussed. The
next meeting will be at the horn« of
Mr». G. W. Graw on December 7.
A special song service will be
given by Thomas l-aacs of Forest
Grove, accompanied by Mr-. Iti uni­
son, at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening.
Beside« local people several car
loads of people from Hillsboro and
Cornelius attended the service given
by Rev. R. FL Jenson at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kessler on
Main street Sunday afternoon.
A hard time party was given by
Ml .uul Mi-. II. A.
Stdiler last
Wednesday evening and the guests
arrived in all kind« of costumes.
The rooms were decorated in Hal- .
lowe'en schemes. Games and »tunts I
were plaved.
Mrs. Estrlla Friday
spent
the
week-end in Hillsboro visiting Miss
Seely Burt.
A baiiy girl was born to\D juol
Mrs. E. L. Shipley Thursday eve
nlng November I.
II. Davie« will have a «ale at bis
home north of town next Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. May rented
the McCormick farm near llill-horo
mid moved Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kay and
■mi of Carlton called on friends here
la i Friday.
Little Conny Lou Kennedy bus
been ill the past week.
Mr. mill Mrs. Churl* < Ke lor and
family, Mr*. C. It II.ill mol children
took dinner nt the L. G Selfridge
home in Hillsboro Inst Sunday.
I’eter Burgiion of Vernonia called
on old friends in Bunks Wedne day
of lust week.
The American Legion dance nt
Manning Inst Thursday evening was
well attended.
Mrs Jessie Beard went to Port
land Wednesday of last week, where
i In is taking medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Erin Coffee and
family of Portland sjient Sunday at
the horn«* of Mrs. Coffee's parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. Cass Wil-on.
Mr. urul Mr
Waiter Winegren
mid daughter, Marjory, .Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Winegren mid son,
Gerald, motored from The Dalles
Sunday to visit their parents, Mr.
mid Mrs. Ed Clark.
i
Little Ji hn Arthur Wahl is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler called
on friend« in Cnrneliu- Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker spent
Wednesday of In t
week visiting
their daughters in Vernoniu.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McGraw
drove to Vernonia Thursday to vi.it
their »on, Elii. McGraw, and fain-
•ly.
Mr.
children spent several
days
last
week visiting relatives in Portland.
N. J. Griffin has been ill.
Mr mid Mrs. Frank Rinck took
their baby back to the hospital in
Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fortney of Bea­
verton, who have been visiting at
the litis Armentrout home for the
past week, returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Armentrout
and Mr. mid Mrs. Otis Armentrout
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hail
mid
Mrs.
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[year Friday evening.
A short pro-!
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson were
visitor* Monday.
I Forest Grove visitors Tuesday.
Many children are absent from gram will be given.
school on account of illness,
1 he school hud a Hallowe'en party
E. Howell is hauling hay.
The regular buxine«« meeting of
M rs. Joe McRoberts’ small daugh­ la t Wednesday. About 26 parents!
ter, who underwent an operation at
Dr. Via’s hospital, i improving.
Mil Hensley was a visitor at
Robertson home in
Hillside
week.
Mr. and Mr«. R. L. Stevenson
family were dinner gu< ts of
mid Mrs. Torn Stevenson Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mi
Mrs. Vandehey August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. George Culver and
family were in Foret Grove Sunday
evening.
Damage was done to private tele­
phone« Hallowe’en by cutting wires,
pulling up poles und breaking insu­
lator«.
Mr. arid Mrs. Frunk Donne and
daughter of Corneliu visited nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moore
Sunday.
Eleanor and Hugh Leeper enter­
tained a number of friends st a
Wednesday
Hallowe'en party lust
I’rofc-sor Route of Timber was a
evening.
Creek caller Sunday.
A. II. Wolford mid Lyle Wolford Gales
Mr. and —
•• Loving
•
Mr*. E.
and «on
were week-end visitors at the Gen-
.' unday in Oregon City as a
xer homo on Green Mountain.
Mrs. Jentry, who ha- been stay­ guest of .Mrs. Loving’- grandmother.
The Parent-Teacher-.’ u delation
ing with Mrs. W. T. Sellers for the
’.'.J hold it
sei I,II.1 n < ■ • I n I- of till-
oust few months, returned to her
home last week.
Mrs. Wright of
Portland is staying then- now.
Mr*. Harry l.ee and children were
pile t at the W. G. McGraw home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilcox had a
new hot point electric runge in­
Experience mid technical
stalled in their home on Main street
training plus modern equip­
Monday.
ment guarantee your satisfac­
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tion. Tubes amj batteries test­
ed free.
Celebrate with the Legion, Nov. 12
Commercial
Banking
RADIO
REPAIRING
Gales Creek
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A new flag has been purcha-ed
for the Gales Creek school.
The
money for purchasing it was raised
by a paper and rag- drive.
Mr and Mrs. George M< Roberts
;.ml Mr . 1!, ii. Lilly were f’. i tland
FADA DEALERS
HILLSBORO RADIO &
ELECTRIC CO.
Telephones 1332 and 1676
1255 Washington Street
tS-
the home of Mr«. Tom Stevenson.
Mix« Esther Adkinn was home for
a few days on account of illne««.
She is attending Forest Grove high
school.
Has a Unique Function—
ARE YOU GETTING IT?
Commercial bankers have much to do with the
moulding of an institution or business success.
We- have worked close to many of the city’s
most successful businesses, and offer you the
same service these houses endorse.
Hillsboro Land 8C Realty Co
and
0
Washington County Farm
Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
have
Resources More Than $1,000,000
MOVED
Safety Deposit Boxes, $2.00 a Year and Up
Hillsboro, Oregon
to
THE NEW
ZEROLENE
the modern oil
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
1162 Main Street
Offices formerly occupied by the County Treasurer
in the Commercial Building
VENETIAN THEATER
Sun. and Mon., ONLY, Nov. 11-12
Matinee Sunday, 2 P. M.
Sunday Matinee—10c and 25c
Evening Prices—10c and 35c
WILLIAM FOX pre/en^/
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Merrier
inowz
Bey'
JpeJiungnt StageStar cuts the. lpnmStrings
of Jin Jtyanagtng Vienna.
with
MADCE BELLAMY
LOUISE DRESSER
BARRY NORTON
Orom the story by EDNA FERBER
J'cenano by MARION ORTH
J. C. B LYSTON E Production^
Coffee Club Play, "Chicken Feed,”
Tuesday and Wednesday - Reserve your seat now!
Admission—25c and 50c