MAY 2. 1929
THE Hll.IaSRORO ARGUS—Hll.kSBORO. OREGON
PAGE TEN
Mountain Top Is
Victor In Battle
Mrs. Gunther and Mr. Christen­
sen arc cousins.
The warm weather last week
brought the blossoms out on
many of the fruit trees here, but
those along the top of the moun­
tain are still waiting for warmer
weather.
Mr. and Mrs Will Marlow an­
nounce the birth of a daughter.
April 21, named France. Ala­
meda.
g Local Briefs^
Mr. and Mrs. Caii’on Halide of
Woodburn were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connell,
parents of Mrs. Ilande.
Mrs. Lola Emrick of Hunting
ton, who has been spending two
weeks with relatives and friends
here, left Sunday for horn«'. Mrs.
Emrick is employed in the term
inal at that place.
Mrs. Louis Carow returned
home
Friday
evening from a
week ' visit with her sister, Mrs.
Chris Zinsli. at Boring; her niece,
Mrs. Simon Nydogger, at Gresh
am. ami her sister in-law, Mrs.
C. II Fi ischmuth. in Portland.
Roy Hugh of Portland and
Emma I Rueek of Hillsboro were
married Monday at the homo of
the officiating minister, the Rev.
George Keule. They left mime
diately after the ceremony for a
honeymoon trip to Netarts ami
will make their home in Portland.
Sidnev Ratcliffe and Archie
I.mis of Vernonia were Hills
boro business visitors the lust of
the week. Mr. Adams is <■
of the Verhian, Vernonia
school annual, mid Mr. Rati
is linotype operator on the
nonia Eagle.
Mrs.
F
1».
Crawford and
daughter. Mi-s Lora, of Uen­
trallii, Wash . were guests os er
th«- week-end of Mrs. Craw i ’ oi d'
son mid daught r in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Crawford, Fred Craw
ford, who visited Oregon i City
friends Saturday, visited at
i
his
brother’s home on Sunday and
accompanied his mother mid sis-
ter home.
Buy. Gr.nl land
any since 18 <5, celehruted his
Stith birthday Sumin.-. Those in
E. .1. Sherman of the Sher
for tin* occasion included the fol man Lumber
.... .............. company has pur
lowing
Mr. ami Mrs. E. I Kur chased 40 aerea of O. & <’. giant
atli, Henry \ Kmatli ami fam land for »2HK5.7B.
H ill»
ily, Mrs. C.
Tunl
boro; Julius
I ‘ \ !«•.
atin; Mr. and
y, Keth
Alfred Dvsle
Í family
any; J. C. I
ami Hr. John Kuratli and family,
Portland.
The Rev John G. Dickey of
The Rev. F. It. I.uecke of
Chrhalem Mountain.—An ex­
Portland was a Hillsboro visitor Fargo. N D.. was in Hillsboro
citing baseball game was played
from
Sunday to Wednesday of thi-
Saturday.
at Mountain Top Friday ufter
Miss Margaret Rood spent the wrtk. visiting his mother, Mi ..
noon between Mountain Top and
weekend with her sister. Mrs. B«'ssie E. Dickey, of this city.
The score
Fir Grove schools,
Th«“ Rev Mr Dickey is the as
Oscar Humburg, at Beaverton.
was 12 to 11 in favor of the
sociat«“ superintendent
of
th«“
Mrs.
Minnie
Williams
of
Port
­
Plans have been
home team,
Congregational
conference
of
land
was
a
week
end
guest
of
her
made for a return game in the
North Dakota and the father of
sister
Miss
Valine
I'nderwood.
All Roads Lead
near future, There was a large
Paul G. Dickey, a teacher in
Mrs. Fred Gordon, who was South Africa, with whom young
crowd at th«> game.
to
operated on Wednesday of last people of the local Congregation
A farewell party was given in
week
at
the
Jones
hospital,
is
con
­
al
church
are
corresponding.
Mr.
the home of the Schieman family
valescing nicely.
Dickey was called hire by the ill
Tuesday evening and about 20 of
l>an New'ham returned Mon­ ne-s of his mother, which, how
their friends and neighbors at­
l aurel.—Nearly 5000 yards of
tended. The evening was spent rock will be taken from the l.au- day from a few days' visit at Sea­ ever, has been considerably al­
in dancing and card playing. The ' rel quarry this year for road im- side. when» he went for the bene leviated since his arrival.
Schiemans left the next day for ' provement in this community on fit of his health.
Wilma Schaus celebrated her
Yoncalla, where they have moved roads leading toward Hillsboro
Carl Dick of Phillip- had hi- 11th birthday Sunday afternoon
their sawmill.
ar.d Scholls, as well as some lat­ arm crushed in the cog wheels of with a party at the horn«' of her
Portland's Bin Joyland
A fill is being made on the eral roads leading into these. a machine while spraying his parent . the Rei and Mrs. P. II
Finigan road, near the foot of the Fences are being moved back orchard last week.
Schaus. at Sehefflin, Those pres
Picnic Spot Supreme
hill, near the old Bert Messinger along the market road to be con­
Miss Ruth Gillmore. a student ent were Dorothy, Wilma mid
Laurel
and at O. S. C., w.is -i w, ek end \ ictoria Schaus. Dorothy. Elvera,
place, and the road widened from structed between
there to the creek. F. L. Brown Scholls. It was formerly a Ji's guest of her parents, Mr. and Eunice
and
Wrniee Sahnow.
of Laurel has charge of the work. foot road, but property owners Mrs. A. G. Gillmore.
Bobbie Heinrich. Donald Kerk
have
donated
10
feet
on
either
Mrs. George Wing« r of New
A marriage license was issued man. Patrick and Jimmy Krohn,
berg was a guest of Mrs. George side to make it a 60-foot road. in Vancouver Saturday to Fl yd Donald. Juanita and Catherine
Clearing
along
the
right
of
way
Mildred Hergert, Ella
Zeigler several days last week.
W. I.owe of Whittier. Cal., mid Cawrse.
mid I.ydia Berwald, Hermie mid
Mrs. \V. F. Wohlschlegel and is now in progriss and one of the Helen M. Foster of Hillsboro.
county
outfits
will
soon
com
­
Orville
Sahnow.
Anna Schwanke.
M iss DeMoss Brash spent the
Mrs. E. B. Lockhart and daugh­ Ida mid Homer Mot-. Leonard.
week-end in Portland
as
the mence grading.
Unrivaled for Beauty
ter.
Pauline,
are
spending
the
About a third of the pupils week end in Salem for the May Harold and Walter Schwanke.
guests of friends and relative-.
Unmatched for
Mrs. \V. R. Davi- visited her have been absent from school the day exercises at Willamette uni-
Richard Kraus and children of
sister, Mrs. J. R. R 'binson. and past two weeks with measles.
Attractions, Shows and
Chehalis. Wash.. were dinner
versity.
brother, E. I- McCormick, in
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr went guests Sunday at the home of hi-
Fun
Hill-boro over the week-end.
ad children motored to Portland to Coquille Friday and Mr. Barr sister, Mrs. Fred Haase, of Fir
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dougin-
dale. Other guest' were: Me.'sr-.
moved
the
household
furniture
of
COME
AS
YOU ARE
Lafayette visited Mrs. Smith’s Hood and two small sons accom­
and Mesdames O. B. Krause mid
sister, Mrs. F. W. Mattern, and panied them home and remained G. Russ« II Morgan and his mother children of Tualatin.
E.
H.
Bollinger,
Gen. Mgr
William
to this city, where they will make
Observe. Stith Birthday
family Sunday.
over Sunday. Mrs. Hood is Mr. their future home.
Haas«>, John Goet.:, Henry Haase.
.1.
.1.
Kuratli,
resident
of
Beth
mother. Watkins’ sister.
and
Renry Hanson
Herbert Ficken. J din mid William
Mrs. Ella Hanson, were Mountain
Erie Benson has been appoint­ Meyer. Miss Martha Haase of ^■■■EarraiaaEassxaaaaaaiaiaaiKJMaaiiiMaaiiaaxaaa^
Forty or more neighbors gath­
visitors Sunday.
ered at the A. B. Schmidt home ed district salesman for the Shell Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
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„ and chil­ last Saturday to celebrate Mr. Oil company,
Mrs. _.
D. _ P. . Murry
»
succeeding
Earl Haase mid Florence.
dren, Rodney and Laura Lue. of Schmidt’s birthday.
Johnson, who has resigned. Nick
The Camp Fir«“ Girl' wish to
West Chehalem, were week-end
Miss Cowgill, assistant state Botham of Forest Grove succeeds announce that they will have a :
guests at the D. M. McInnis club leader, and N. \ Frost, Benson on the truck.
musical
tea Saturday afternoon.
home.
county club leader, visited the
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zinsli and May IS. at the chamber of com :
Miss Elnora Smith of Huber Sewing club Monday morning,
u
spent the week-end here with Miss Cowgill inspected the girls’ Mr. »nd Mrs. Simon Nydener of mere«“ rooms, between 2 and 5
of
Boring
were
Sunday
dinner
o
’
clock.
Everybody
is
invited.
Mrs. Mae Bel! Bennett.
work and gave an interesting guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A silver offering will be taken :
Mrs. F. E. Hoffman has as her and instructive talk.
Carrow.
Mrs. Nydegger is a up for the purpose of sending u
house guests this week her c u-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Schmidt
girls to the Camp Fire Girls’
sins. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gould, and son. Frankie, were Sunday daughter of Mrs. Zinsli.
of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Payne and summer camp.
guests of Mrs. Schmidt’s sister.
Mrs. Clara Wohlschlegel -pent Mrs. Catherine Snider, ar.d fam­ Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Peters at­
The Junior Bible class of th«
Sunday and Monday in Hillsboro ily of Helvetia.
tended the Women's club meeting Methodist church will give a
with
her granddaughter, Mrs.
at
Scholls
Thursday
night,
at
measuring
social in the church
Every pupil of the Laurel
Tom Shuck.
Everybody in-
school, in grades fou- to eight, which time the women entertained Friday evening,
L. T. Finigan and daughters. has succeeded in naming the ■ 25 their husbands. Mrs. Peters and vited. Admission by your meas-
Bernice and Wanda, visited at pictures, and their artists, fur- Mrs. Payne took part in the pro- urement, 5 cents for each foot in
the Shuck home at Yamhill Sun­ nished by the W. C. T. U. Lil- gram.
height and 1 cent for each inch
of the cars listed below, any
day. They were accompanied by lie Brown named them in 18 sec-
The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Gor- over. Proceeds will be used to
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratchin of onds and Ina Stevens in 21 sec-
coats
of genuine duco, and
help
pay
for
the
piano,
Come
... the
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Portland and Mrs. Tom Shuck onds. The others finished in the don, the former pastor of
Mount Tabor Methodist Episcopal and bring your friends.
and - . - ■
f Hillsl
following order:
Norma Craw­
Mrs. Joseph Fantaine, Mrs. J.
Miss Thelma
Meyers enter­ ford, Frances Fields. Helen Rut­ church in Portland, were visitors
Chevrolet
Whippet
Essex
Ford
Star
the
home of the former's O. VanWinkle and Mrs. Charle ■
tained with a dinner Sunday. The schman. Ruth Mills. Melvin Jack- at
brother-in-law
and
sister.
Mr.
and
Smith
of Jefferson were ■ Hills-
guests included Bessie Hathorne. son. Lorraine Demmin. Gregory
Mrs. J. W. Gates, of Leisyville, boro visitors last week of Mrs.
Alice Rasmussen and Harold Ha­ Nibler, Harold
Haase.
Leone
thorne of Hillsboro, Ashley Jack- Forcia. Earl Demmin. Ruth Ab­ the last of the week, and of his E. B. Lockhart and also at the u
home of Mr'. M. A. I.ongsworth. a
son of Cornelius
and
Harold bott, Viola Demmin and Flor­ father. H. F. Gordon.
Reynolds of North Plains.
:
ence Evans.
The average time
Mr. and Mrs. Lue Meyers at­ for the entire school was 31 sec­
tended the ball game in Hillsboro onds.
Sunday.
The Rev.
W.
L.
Strange
Miss Ruby Whitmore returned preached Sunday for the last
home from Portland Wednesday time before the conference, which
of the past week, where she has convenes in Portland this week.
been stay’hig with her sister, Mrs. Sunday school attendance was
Arthur McCormick.
good. New song books will be
Among those attending Pomona had next Sunday and special
Grange in Hillsboro Saturday music will be furnished by the
fender
were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hill. senior class.
you an
Mr. ar.d Mrs. G. Everest, Mrs.
Flora Baker, Mrs. Callie Whit­
WE USE NOTHING BUT GENUINE DUCO
Card of Thanks
more and Mrs. Lue Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coenig
We wish to thank our many
and family of West Timber were friends and neighbors for the
Choice of many routes—Liberal stopovers
guests at the home of George kindness
shown us during the
Zeigler
Sunday.
Mrs. Coenig long illness and obsequies of our
will be remembered as Miss Laura beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
Harrigar.
Sara Christensen, and also for
Hillsboro, Oregon
On sale daily May 22 to Sept. 30 inclusive. Return limit Oct. 31
The young people's class of the the beautiful floral offerings. We
Buck
Heaven
Sunday school especially thank the members of
ST. PAUL .... >
$76.45
planned a contest in attendance, Ruby Rebekah lodge for courte­
ST. EDITS . . .
$86.45
new members
and
studying. sies extended.—Julius Christen-
A • «'
Enola Barlow and France- Lam- sen and family.
$91.15
CHICAGO ....
brix are the leaders of the dif­
WASHINGTON
$146.75
ferent sides. The contest starts
ARCH SUPPORTS
next Sunday, when the class will
NEW YORK ...
Flexible, Riffid. Adjustable
$152.55
have a picnic, and closes the last
Better Than Arch Support Shoes
of this month. Mrs. Ira McCor­
Similar Fares to other points
$1.00
mick is teacher. Enola Barlow­
Arch Supports
president and Mildred McPherson
Go East Via the Famous Columbia
Fitted to the Impression of
secretary.
Your Foot
River Scenic Route on Either the North Coast Limited
Mothers’ day will be observed
$3.50
or Oriental Limited
at the Mountain Top church Sun-
FEATHERWEIGHT ARCH
daj , vening with a program at
SUPPORTS
Full detils of
7:30. Mrs. Ernest Gunther and
Made to order from the
Plaster Cast of Your Foot.
Miss Melva Windsor have charge
of the program, which will con-
^A«<4—J OUR arch service is
eist of two short plays, readings
COMPLETE
PORTLAND
Phone 1941 Y
and singing.
J. E. TRYZELAAR
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gunther
Arch Specialist
Ticket Agent
No. Sixth St.
Portland. Ore.
attended the funeral of Mrs. Jul­
__________ Broadway 1122_____________
L. F. KNOWLTON, GenT Agt.
ius Chri-tensen at Laurel Sunday.
Use Much Rock On
Road Improvement
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OAKS
PARK
1929
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Season
Now On
Spring Is Here!
New Ford Coupe
a beautiful closed car
\
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New!
Wc also Duco burniture
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Till' new Ford Coup«- is distinguished by its tow, licet
lines, its fine rivuhwork, and it» outstanding perform-
mice on the road. A Iwautiful closed car that you will
In- proud to drive anywhere. Your choice ol a number
s>f two-tone color harmonies.
Other features are—quick acceleration ... 55 to 65
miles an hour . . . smoothness at all s|»erds ... four
I loudaille hydraulic two-way shock absorbers . . .
Triplex shattrr-proof glass windshield ... fully en­
closed, silent six-brake system . . . vibration-absorbing
engine support . . . Aleinite chassis lubrication • . •
reliability, economy anil long life.
Cull or telephone ¡or Jemonttrttion
:
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All Summer
7 PRODUCIS
k
R. J, Higdon Motor Company
Round Trips
Jill I .VloAO.
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Enjoy Eleet ric Cookin
Take ad vantage of this senwalional offer
L. Sherman
DON’T KILL YOUR WIFE
PERCY LONG HARDWARE
Hillsboro
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Tuesday, May 1
10 A. M. to 3 P- M
See our demonstration of Maytag Washers with Ice
Cream Freezer and Chum Attachment
All Ice Cream made will be given away to those that attend.
Don’t Miss This Great Demonstration
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Here in the Westinghonar Junior Console, with thrrr unit*, and
oven dc-Mignrd for the medium Htard family ! Arid it in full
automatic, ll’i price ... 11 down, and thru $6.50 u month. Or
1121.50 caah! (.ouie in and nee it U m lay I
West! ng ho use
I n speedy !
Here are the résulta of time «xunparisons: The
Westinghoun«: electric ov«tn girts hot much quicker
than ovens I waled by other fuck! it bakes Lat»-
cuita in just 11 minute»! How alxiut boiling
water? Other fuels w ill bring a quart of water to
the boil faster than an chxlric range .. , but! The
Westinghouse, with its even ehx-tric heat cxxrka
vegetables in */, less water. So by actual teat»...
the. Westinghouse electric actually cooks vegeta­
bles much faster than do other fuels ! Gall at our
showrooms today for a demonstration. Then
choose your Westinghouse range! $1 down ... and
it is in your kitchen !
Portland
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Portland
Hillsboro
Salem
(Iregon City
St. Helens Gresham
down
Deli vers
WESTINGHOUSE
Full Autumati«- EI«H*trie
HANGE
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A »ingle Hilvcr dollar, or one crisp dollar bill
. . . that h all you have to pay down to put a
We»tingh«MiHc range in your home! And that |1
will free you from hour» of cooking ovw a hot
Move; from whole morning», even «lay» »pent
cleaning and polinhing kettle», woodwork, walk
and window«! Come in to«layl Chooac the Wert-
mghouse yon want! Pay just $1 down! You
Imvc 24 month« to pay the balance!
trie Power Ca
cJIder nearTJroadtoa^Rnrtiand. Oregon
St- Johns Vancouver, Washington; and "
Molalla Electric Co- Aurora
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