NOVEMBER 2», lm.
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON
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at th« home of Mr. und Mr«. J. C.
Snider.
A number in the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry A. Richards have
been quite ill during the past week,
jkLIZABh 1 II (‘OOKE, C’orrrMponclent
buk ar« improving some at thia
Aloha-Huber, Nov. 28.—Th» Hu­
writing.
ber Ladies' Social Improvement club
Name Committee for
Forest (¡rove high school wrrr Hila
J. J. VanKleek and son, Wayne helii a special meeting at the home
and Thelma Cornelius, Vernita Irm- Van Kleek, nnd family, were trans­
Red Cross Drive
l«r, Myra Wiedewllsch, Erma Wolfe, acting business in Portland Satur- of Mrs. Chari«« Haines of Huber
Friday ¿ftsrnoon to disband arul de­
Cornelius, Nov. 28. A committe« Maxine Livingston, Pearl LaFollett, day.
cide what to do with their money.
was appointed to conduci thu local Irene Heintz and Elizabeth« Cooke.
Sam
Ludwig
spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The
organization will give ten dol­
Red CroHs »Irlve at the m<H>ting of
A Thanksgiving service will be the week-end with relatives und
lars to charity and divide th« re­
th« Civlc dul» Tuesday. The dub I held
in
th«
Methodist
church friends In Portland.
mainder equally between the Huber
pians to entertain the lloy Scouts Thanksgiving evening.
Rev. O. J.
The following have been recent Ladies' Auxiliary and the Parent-
aom« time befor« Christum«.
Mr«. Beadles of Tacoma will deliver the
i guei 1« ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teacher association.
Emmott and Mr». Brown, members sermon.
Mrs. Charles Haines of Huber at-
F. .1. Ilolboke: Mr. . nnd Mrs. M. F.
of th« llillnboro Coffee dub, guve
Hot lunch«« are being served In , Welter of Timber, Mike, Tom, and tended the county council of the
short talks ut th« meeting.
the local school with Mr«. H. Jacobs- i Miss Anna Berres, Fred Lynch, the Parent-Teacher a-sociation held at
muhlen and Mrs. E. Schmalie in Misses Nellie and May Lynch ut Forest Grove Saturday.
charge.
Men’s Class Give
Miss Alice Ra«mus-«n of Hills­
Oregon City.
Mrs. Carl Godfrey taught the
boro, who is employed at the Aloha
Party for Wives
Plans
ore
being
made
to
have
a
third and fourth grade« recently,
ha»
community Christinas tree a« has Mercantile company's store,
The Men’s class of the Methodist while Mrs. L. Cochran« was absent been the custom in this community been ill.
Mr. and Mr«. Ives of Astoria have
church entertained their wives und on account of the Ilin««» of her for th«- past number of years, The
neighbors with u party at the church mother.
teachers of the school have already moved into one of the Sari ford Rog-
Well, well, well! At last we have
Friday evening. The evening was
planned a _ program
_
and rehearsals era house.« on Blanton avenue.
Miss Wilma Mason has resumed
spent in games and conversation. A discovered where we can buy our are In progress.
Christmus
pre
cn(s
early
ami
r«u
her position in Portland after nev-
talk was given by each of the hosts.
Mrs. II. B. Dalhnann and mother, eral weeks’ illness.
sonable. No, it’s not ut Lipman
Wolfe's, but right at th« City Hall Mi ,. Hummel! , Emil Dalhnann anil
Cornelius Locals
1'loyd Bierly motored to Gres­
in Cornelius, on December M, at 2 Mr
Elton Livingston, a student in the o'clock. Now w«'l) t«-ll you what it ham I-t Thursday, where they visit­
local grade school, broke his leg is.
It’s a big bazaar to be given ed Mr- Dalltnann's daughters and
while playing foot bull Wednesday.
by the Junior ami Ladies' Aid of other friends.
Mrs. Georg« Wilcox, who has been the Cornelius Lutheran church. That
Doy Gray, Jam«« Pinder and J. I
chairman of the library board for isn't the half of it - in tin I I
W. Sprngue of
Beaverton
were
several years, has handed in her ut 5 o’clock there is to lie n chicken guests last Friday at th« home of
Hazeldale, Nov. 28.—In celebra­
resignation.
dinner. Ray, whoopie! Let's go!
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. VanKleek.
tion of their silver wedding anni-
Mrs. Henry Behrman and father,
The Junior Aid of the Lutheran
Anthony .Schulte of Portland was • ver.aary, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rigert of
Charles Kunze, were Portland visi­ church will meet Saturday ut th»- '
«ailing on some of hi« old n eigh
tors Wednesday.
home of Mrs. J. Huisman. All mem­ bors nnd friends on Cooper Moun Cooper Mountain entertained fifty
guests at dinner Saturday.
They
Mrs. Frank O'Donnell anil two bers are requested to lie present.
received many beautiful gifts, among
children returned to their home in The Ladies' Aid will meet at the, tain Inst week.
Regular pr«aehing ervice at the which was a wedding cake from the
Keasey last week. They have been home of Mrs. C. Sweitzer on next
church by the pastor. Rev. W. L. ! Sisters of St. Mary’s. The afternoon
guest.« at the home of Mrs. O'Don­ Wednesday.
Strange, Sunday nt 1 I o’clock. Ses­ was spent in conversation and
nell’s mother, Mr«. J. H. Morrissey.
Services will be held at the Ger­
Mr. and Mr». Charles Wunderlich man Lutheran church of Cornelius sion of tip- bible school at 10 a. tn. games.
Glenn Pringle hus been ill dur­
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Doughty and
returned home with them.
on Thanksgiving day ut 10:30 a. ni. ing the past week nt the home of
Mr«. B. L. Grirtitt spent Thursday
Rev. John R. HhafTer, formerly
his
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
with Mr. and Mrs. Northway at.
pastor of the Cornelius »Methodist
A. Bucher.
Amity.
church, ami son Jay, of Nehalem,
Mrs.
E.
L.
Cox
spent
Friday
with
Asa Griftitts ha- been spending a
visited friends in town Saturday.
friend« in Portland.
few days with his parents. He will
Mias Ernestine Brown of Hills­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
VanKleek
and
go to The Dalles, where he has
boro was a guest of Miss Elizabeth«
daughter, Miss Helen, and Wayne been transferred from Portland.
Cooke Thursday night.
VanKleek
spent
the
week-end
with
The girls of the Rosedale Sewing
Mrs. James II. Morrissey enter
Kinton, Nov. 2H.
The regular their daughter, Mrs. Edith Van- club sponsored a pie social at the
tained the members of the Ladies'
meeting
of
the
local
grange
will
be
Kleek
Lande
-,
of
Chitwood.
Altar society of the St. Alexander's
There will
held Saturday,
an
W. L. VanHorn has recently pur­
church Thursday afternoon at her all day session with dinner at be
noon. chased a new International tractor
home.
Miss Maynte Susbauer was in Then- will be election of officers for and during thu past week has been
the ensuing year and the lecturer doing a big plowing job for parties
Forest (•rove on business Saturday. has
prepared an interesting program
Several of the students Of the in keeping with the holiday season. in Scappoose.
J. J. VanKleek shipped a thor­
Hillsboro high school visited Forest A Christmas pie will be cut and
oughbred Jersey bull last week to
(¡rove high school Monday.
each one in attendance will receive a purchaser in the state of Wash­
A. L. Brock, an employe
a cut provided they bring part of ington,
Ford Motor company at
the ingredients for the ph1.
Misses Lia and Rosa Bucher of
The
Grove, attended the Ford
program is in the afternoon, und Portland spent Sunday with their
company movie Friday evening in open for all.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bucher.
Portland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Edwards of ¡
Rev. 11. E. Boesch of St. Alex­ Beaverton were
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Hill bor<> Arj^u — $1.50 per year.
ander's church was called to San
Francisco Wednesday by the illness
of hia mother. He expects to re­
main about ten days.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Van Lum, Mrs. J. H. Morris­
sey, Mrs. Anton«» (¡no«« and son,
Mrs. A. L. Brock and daughter,
Gulnivere, ami Joseph Morrissey at­
With the Lumber you have pur­
tended u lecture which was given by
chased
at one place and an­
W. J. Collins in the Hillsboro Com­
mercial hall.
other? Our regular customers
Dinner guest« h'undaj at the home
are satisfied with our Lumber
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Challa-
combe were Mr. nnd Mr». J. W.
and Service. If you are not one
Hughe« of Forest Grove, Mr. and
of our customers give us a trial
Mrs. Frank Chailacombe and Mrs.
Ed Henderson of Hillsboro, and
next time you place an order.
Walter Challacombc of Cornelius.
Ail we want is a chance to serve
Mr. and Mrs. Hollett of Tillamook
you.
spent last week at the Gus Irmler
home,
Mins Mary J. Carl of Portland
spent the week-end at the W. R.
Cooke home.
Mrs. J. Huson of near Forest
Grove moved to the Beto Duyck
place south of town last week.
The Junior Aid of the Lutheran
church will give a bazaar Decem­
Second and Washington Streets
ber 8,
Henry Challacombe suffered a
L. P. Stranahan, Manager
slight stroke of paralysis last week.
Telephone 301
Those from Cornelius who attend-
ed the Girl Reserve's meeting nt V
Improvement Club
To Aid With Funds
NEWQ
CORNELIUS
Silver Wedding Is
Observed Saturday
Kinton Grange Will
Elect Its Officers
school house Friday evening. A pro­
Grow* Fine Potatoes
gram was presented by the school
Jacob Iteichen and »Matt Vrlicak
children, assisted by Mrs. Augusta of near West Union w«ro Hillsboro
Anderson, Ted ami Frank Shepherd callers Thursday. They brought in
»nd Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Heard. C. some fine looking Peerless potatoes
L. Durban was the auctioneer, and grown by Vrlicak. The potatoes are
about $21 was netted.
The girls on display in the Argus window.
had an attractive booth in the hall
displaying the year’s sewing work.
Polite Chap
Mrs. Kasch is the club leader.
“Excuse me, madam, but do you
Mrs. Charlie Barron attended an mind coughing more quietly io that
all-day session of the Royal Neigh­ I may be better able to hear your
bor lodge in Banks last Friday.
friend read out the sub-titles?’’—
Miss Mary Santoro was pleasant­ Hardware Age.
ly surprised at her home Saturday I
evening by about 35 friends.
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The FORCED TO SLEEP IN
evening was spent in dancing,
CHAIR—GAS SO BAD
Mr. Schaem had as his guests last
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week-end his niece and _____
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nephew,
Bertha and Bud Skinner, and their
"Night» I sat up in a chair, I had !
friend, Miss Belcher, of Napavine, »uch stomach gas. I took Adlerika
Washington.
They were enroute and nothing I eat hurts me now. 1 !
home from Clatskanie, where they slee£fine?^Mr«;i>Glenn JJutler;l^
have been working in the apple or­
chards.
Frank Salee took suddenly ill at
his home one day last week. He is
improving, according to the last
reports.
Even the FIRST spoonful of Ad-
lerika relieves gas on the stomach
and removes astonishing amounts
of old waste matter from the sys­
tem. Makes you enjoy your meals
and sleep better. No mstter what
you hsve tried for your stomsch
snd bowel«, Adlerika will surprise
you. Hillsboro Phsrmscy.
Announcing that
Dr. Kenneth T. Long
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
will be here
Wednesday and Saturday After­
noons of Each Week
with Dr. E. H. Smith in the Com­
mercial National Bank building.
Practicing Eye Sight Specialist in
Portland for 15 years.
'Make Good or Make Room”
Argm ClasMified Ad» get resulta.
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