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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON
Ranks Community NewQ
MRS. J. J. HUTCHENS, Corropondent
W. W William».
Armen
trout is a new member.
The
members present were Me »dames
Carl Jensen, John Jansen, P. A.
quails, A E. Willis, Harold What
ley, Fred ./<■
C'luude Ly<lu, .Eurl
Hollenbeck, Fred Bovee, Murk
Hetrick, Grover Rogers, William
Walker, Cass
Wilson, James
Mathiesen, I’. Wade and L. B.
Hollenbeck, mid Miss lu-na Taylor.
Miss Taylor will entertain the I
club at her home March 29.
The house and table decora
tions carried out the St. Patrick's
scheme. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Ed Schlegel.
F',r Sale Five grade J«r-
sey cow», 3 fresh, other 2
fresh »oon - Charta» Prickett,
Phone 6252,
B
R. 2.
51-tf
Manning.
to by giving a favorite book or
magazine book report. Mrs. 8.
L. Carlyle gave a book report;
Mrs. F. Gate, one on magazine
articles, mid Miss Bertha Buford,
one on books and magazines for
children. A general discussion on
reading material for children wa»
held.
Mrs. Otto Huge, who moved to
Portland a few months ago, was
in town Wednesday of last week.
The school board has had the
stage in the school auditorium en
larged. Fred Wolff and James
Ensley did the work.
Ralph Jones of Portland was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. Ruth Willard and daugh
ter, Betty, were Forest Grove
visitors Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. George T. Pratt
[ served several daye on the petit
! jury in Hillsboro last week.
Carl Peterson has a nev. car.
Mr. and Mrs D. E. Byers drove
i out from Portland Saturday after
noon and spent the night with
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kidd and
I family.
Arnold Beckey, the little boy
which Mr. and Mrs. James Mait
land are caring for, was brought
back from a Portland hospital
last Wednesday, where he was
treated for sinus trouble.
Otto R. Kallonder, who has
been the guest of his cousin, Al
vin Kolick, th« past 10 weeks,
left Monday for his home in New
York city.
Mrs. Carr of Oak Grove was
here last week as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Russell D. Coupe.
Raymond Lindgren gave a
party last Friday evening for a
number of his friends. The time
was spent in games and listening
to radio music. His mother served
a lunch.
The Presbyterian Circle met
with Miss Olive Rogers Saturday
afternoon. At the business ses
sion the following officers were
elected: Mildred Handley, presi
dent, and Bertha Brandenberg,
vice president.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell D.
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returned to Forest Grove Tiiurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Ilutchcll»
1 visited friends in McMinnville
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. R. M. Kin«» has purchased
Banks, March 21,—At a s|>e-
“I sold my -fivy Jersey
cial Grange meeting held here a new Studebaker coupe.
cows to u neighboring farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clark
last Wednesday evening, Mr. Gek
before I had seen my class
spent
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ler of La Grand", the state or mid family of Garibaldi
ified advertisement,” declared
ganizer for the Grange, who has Sunday at the Cuss Wilson home.
Charles
Prickett of near
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Wilson vis
been here for several days, spoke
Mr. and Mrs. Loel B. Hollen
Bank . whan In the Argus of
on the organization of the ited relatives in Portland Sun beck ami son, Howard, went to
fice last Saturday. This man
Grange, what lias been uccom day
Portland Saturday to attend the
was looking for some cows
Mr. and Mrs. A C. Wahl und wedding of Miss Edna Gunther
plished, anil what could be uc
and he turned to the classi
('raft of Dilley two sons, Miss Clara Hutchens an>l Lester E. Stipe. Mr. Holien
complishvil. Mr.
f
fied uds in the Argus for
gave a »hurt talk, Several new und Archie Thompson spent the beck ucted as usher and Mrs.
them. Mr. Prickett is con
members were secured and some week-end visiting ut the home of Hollenbeck sang.
Mrs. Stipe
vinced that the classified
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hutchens of is Mrs. Hollenbeck's sister.
idd one» renewed.
page of the Argus 1» the
Taft.
———— Hprlng Opening
most efficient marketing me
Mrs.
Ernest
Lehman
and
dium, both from the stand
daughter, Elisabeth, of Portland,
point of time and cost. The
were visitors here Sunday.
advertisement only cost 40c.
Mr. und Mrs. W G. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Wilson, Mr.
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ami Mrs. Claud Lyda, Mrs. E.
Tlldon,
Mrs.
George
Mass
und
Miss Lucy Case, nutrition ex
Hnzeldule,
March 21.—Miss
pert of O. S. C., met with the Mrs. Ada quails attended the |{.
N. A. play at Hillsboro lust Fri Jeun Smith entertained her up
Mothers* club mol other Indies of day
night.
per
grade
pupils
of the Cooper
the community Wednesday of last
W. G. Walker and Bert Friday Mountain school with a St. Pat
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week. Her subject for the morn made
u business trip to McMinn rick’s party at her home on Sat
ing was nutrition. Dinner was ville Saturday.
urday
evening.
The
evening
was
served nt noon, after which she
Orenco, March 21.—The teach
Miss Jean Kines, who hue been spent with contests, stunts and
gave another lecture. She will be visiting
era of the Orenco public schools
at
the
home
of
her
broth
games,
The
guests
included
Mar-
here again on April 12 and will
Dr. It. M. Hines, during the garet Kaupilla, Helen > Boggs, have been employed for the com-
demonstrate making salads, which er,
Thia will make »ix
past two months, left Monday for Amelia Leonetti, Anna Leopold, I ing year.
will be mrved at luncheon. Her her home in New York city.
years for Mrs. Will and three
Helen
Conner,
Virginia
Leonetti,
subject for the afternoon will be
Misses Idu mid Gold« Hopkins Vera Jacobwn, Eileen Winiger, yours for Miss Matilda Ballinger
"Food For Mother and Baby."
spent the week end ut Wishram, Doris Syverson, John Bertset, and Mils Bertha Buford.
The Parent-Teachers’ associa
Wash., visiting friends and rela John Motherall, Olani Kuupilla,
HARD TIMES PARTY IS
tion met Thursday afternoon for
tives.
Jack
Barron,
Arthur
I
Syverson,
HELD SATURDAY EVENING
E. Fuigham of McMinnville is Rex Boggs, Eugene Riley, Donald its regular meeting. Helen Cser-
spending
the week with his daugh Beard, Freddie Gansner and Mor gia presented a book report on
Mrs. C. W. Moore ami Mrs. C.
Heli n Ke] er, Helen Bella gave
ter,
Mrs.
B. B. Treshum.
ris Conner.
Hall entertained with a card
mu- on Oliver Wendoll Holm*
Mrs. Sam Inkley visited an old
party at the C. W. Moore home
Funeral service ’or Herman and Glen Brown on “The Young
lust Saturday evening. All pres schoolmate, Mrs. G. B. Whitney,
Trailer." Three songs were sung
ent wore hard-time costumes and at Battle Ground, Wash., for a Syverson, who died at the state by the seventh and eighth grades,
last week.
hospital in Salem last Thursday,
a prize was given to the man and few W. days
T. Sellers and son, Charles, were held at the Methodist church followed by a business session. A
woman having the best costumes. and Mrs.
Ada Lane spent the at Rainier Sunday afternoon, with committee on nominations w«.-
J. Schulnierlcn und Mrs. Thomas week-end in
Monmouth visiting interment at Rainier. The Knights appointed. Rollcall was an»« r<
quails won th« prizes for cm- relatives.
of Pythias conducted the rites. ;<UOUi»axüO«>QU»QQ<MXUMS»««MMÖ®Wä«>«SÜQ®QS»iO®flÄ8ä^^
tunics. Eight tables were played,
Mrs. Roy Mann of Portland He had made his home here with
Mrs. II. Stohlcr winning first was
in Banks Friday of last his brother, C. P. Syverson, until
prize for Indies, Mina Lena Tay
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Syver
lor second; E. E. Hopkins, first week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ship, who son and Courtney Syverson at
for mer, and II. Stohlcr, second. were
Your best land needs draining. Now is the
on the C. A. Shipley tended the services.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. farm living
north of town, which was
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Somerville
time to start tiling. Draintile made of con
L. G. Selfridge of Hillsboro, Mr. purchased
recently by John Nar- of Portland were guests of Mr.
crete improves with age.
and Mrs. Claude Williams, Mr.
huve moved into the Thorn und Mrs. Tom Miller on Sunday.
und Mrs. Thomau quails, Mr. and rup,
burg
house,
Just
north
of
that
Mr.
and
lira.
W.
P.
Brook»
Let our drainage expert help you estimate costs.
Mrs. C. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. place. John N'arrup and family and Mrs. Mary McHenry visited
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. took possession of the farm Sat Mr. Brooks' uncle, who is serious
Walker, Mr. und Mrs. H. Stohlcr, urday.
ly ill at Gresham, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moore, Mr.
Dr. mid Mrs. Kines, Miss Jean
Fred Hutchison of Vancouver,
and Mrs. Joseph Schulmerich, Dr. Kines, Miss Gladys Overton, Miss Wash.,
J. H. KROEGER, Preaident
Telephone 1341
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
and Mrs. Kines, Mr. and Mrs. O. Brown and Miss Mane Raffety Smith Sunday
evening.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Banks, drove to Multnomah Fall» Sun-
Mrs. Oberg and Margaret Oberg
E. E. Hopkins and son, Clyde,
of Shattuck visited friends on
Misses Jean Kines, Gladys Over-
ra.
L. Kipper, who spent Cooper mountain Monday after
ton and Ethel Smith, Fred Schleg several J.
days last week at Philo
el, Mrs. ('. B. Hall, Miss Lena math, was called home on account noon.
Miss Louise Huber is conval
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. of the illness of her son, Lewis. escing
at her home on Cooper
Moore.
J. O. Hamacker of Bonanza mountain from an operation per
spent
Sunday
at
the
C.
T.
l
’
owne
formed at the Emanuel hospital
CEMETERY CLUB TO HOLD
in Portland last week.
MEETING ON MARCH 26 home.
George Mass is ill at his home
all-day meeting of the north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kessler and
for All Need»
Banks Cemetery club has been
called for Mnrcn 26 at the cem children and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam
Mass
drove
to
Vernonia
etery, weather permitting. Other
wise, a business meeting will be Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mass re
For jobs big or little,
held in the afternoon at the mained to look after business
interests there.
home of J. J. Hutchens.
we are equipped to give
S. Gibson of Forest Grove spent
several days last week at the
Attend Hospital Opening
quantity
you will need.
you the quality and
Several member» of the Ameri home of his daughter, Mrs. A. C.
Briquet»
can Legion «nd Legion Auxiliary Wahl.
We serve the county’s Leading Contractors and
Coal ..................... $15 50
March 1J1>
attended the opening of the Vet
Builders.
eran»' hospital in Portland Mon
Wood ................... $ 3.50
day.
Block or Slab
Grange Organizer
Speaks Ai Banks
Nutrition Expert
Speaks To Women
Sold Before Has
Own Paper
Entertain Pupils
At Party Saturday
Same Teachers To
Remain In Orenco
PAoc nvi
Coupe are the parents of a sev
en-pound daughter, born Mon
day, March 18, at the Jones hos
pital in Hillsboro.
R E. Parsons has been ill with
the flu tor the past week.
J. W. Stubbs was severely
burned last Friday when he came
in contact with a 11.000-volt wire
at the Portland Electric Power
substation in Portland and was
taken to the St. Vincent's hos
pital. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stubbs of Orenco.
Miss Ruth Barber, the trained
nurse who was attending Mrs.
George T. Pratt, returned to her
home in Salem last Friday.
The Woman's Working circle
complimented Mrs. Lee Randall
with a shower Wednesday after
noon of last week. A contest in
writing names was held and re
freshments were served.
was relieved of getting up nights Keller Laboratory,
Mechanics
with Lithiated Buchu (Keller For burg, Ohio, or locally at Delta
mulai. Now I get up refreshed Drug Store.
and feeling fine.” It acts on
bladder as epsom salts do on bow
els. Drives out foreign deposits
and Cans
and lessens excessive acidity. This
D. P. CORRIERI
relieves the irritation that causes |
Telephon« 2126
getting up nights. The tablets
cost 2c each at all drug stores, 1
Garbage Collection
"FYTTV':
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Buy» Insurance Business
Charles L. Walker, local insur
ance dealer, has purchased *.he in
surance buiinesn of Conrell *
Sewell.
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SLEEP ALL NIGHT NOW
A. C. Smith, 41 W. Broad,
Bethlehem, Pa.
will tell or write how I
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Card Club Meets
At Williams Home
Granga Io Mrs!
The regular monthly all-day
Grange meeting
_ will
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be _____
held ___
at
the 1. (). O. F. hall on Saturday,
March 23. Some very important
Mountaindale,
March
21.—
business topics will be brought
Mrs. Claude Williams entertained
up at the meeting.
the Banks-Mountaindale "600”
club at her home last Thursday.
Hold Social Meat
The Mothers' club social that
___ Five tables were played, and Mrs.
had been planned for Monday Grover Rogers won first prize,
evening, April 1, has been post Mrs. C. B. Hall second and Mis»
Mrs.
poned on account of an epidemic Lena Taylor consolation.
Fred Bovee won a prize for
of measles.
knowing the most cities in Ire-
.Melvir Johnston of Lexington land, while Mrs. James Mathieson
spent the week-end with his par took consoliation.
ents, Professor and Mrs. W. A.
The guests included Mrs. R. F.
Johnston.
Moss of Wilkesboro, Mrs. C. B.
Guests at the homo of Mr. and Hall of Banks, Mrs. Otis Armen
Mrs. Eli Grindel Sunday were trout, Mrs. Ed Schlegwl and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thaniel Byers of
Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. John
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Mrs. Frank Grindel and two
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