THE
Hage Six
H IL L S B O R O
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O ,
Thursday, January 81, 1985
OREGON
$17; I. A Scheel Relief Catherine Morris,
ply Co, Co Hosp Exp, $12 46;
HanePt E Calkins. De. d. $10, Sheiwo«».l Phar
$4 60, Kilpatrick's Relief, Quigley, $1,
Electric Shop, Co Jail Exp. $ 1 3 6 . F S i.iacy, R«li*l Exp. $1 66. C urry’ s Gro
Lang Mlg Co. Co Hosp Ext», $31.06. K I. eery, Relief Ella Bennett. $4, California W B Conn* Herd Inspector, $ "3 80, Lexter
lieland A Co, Co Jail Fxp, $17 10, Mrs
M cknight. Dog license
Fund,
$42 60;
I all.h CO In«. R tli‘ 1 l«l» \ "lk.
Ill»
helfridge Bios, Co
llosp Exp. $<19 46; Bennett .Widow's Pension. $10,
Palm Drug
Pacific Mary Pinkston. Relief, $8,
llills lto ro Pharmacy.
Rehel Exp, 91.84, ('ash Mark«t A Gioeery, Rebel Bill Grout, Sloie, Co Shrf » Exp I '25. Co Jail Exp
Co C lerks Exp, 1 60, $23 34,
Sunset $8 2 8; Hillsboro Meal Co. Co Hosp kxp.
1100. Relief Lap. 20 80. Co lim p Exp,
Dairy. John Jackson. Prop, Co Jail Exp, $ 6 1 6 5 . Portland General Electuc <’«», Co 3108, $114 13. Violet Anderson Cloth,
$36 76, The Craftsman Willow Shop, Crt Hosp Fxp. $26 80. J N Luke. Relief I xp
( .» Court $26 40
Hs Exp. $(• Hillsboro Feed Co Inc, Co
Hosp Exp. $36 6 8, Fred s Superior Market,
Co Jail Exp, $25 26. Perfection Bakery,
Co Jail Exp. 9.78, Co Hosp
Exp. 1 50,
$11 28. J W Connell. Shrl, Co Shrf s Exp,
(B> Mr». Hugh Burdette)
$13 90. C L Oakes Groceiv. Co Jail Fxp,
$85 81; Dr Chas Hines. Druggist, Relief
ORENCO—Local Parent-Teachers
Fxp, $6 30, W iley’ s
Grocery,
Wnlow’ s
association will atve Its founders'
(By Mrs. R. L. Cox)
Ptttsion I xp. Sylvia Bean. $21, Klmge's
day program in the school auditor
KINTON—All grangers are In
Store, Relief. J l ‘ Rrookx 1 60, I oren t
ium February 12 The committee
to attend Kinton grange which
Davis 5 00, $6 50. Conoly’t Grocery, R
has arranged a splendid program vited
»ill meet at the hall Saturday In
lief M i* Ed W olf f» 00. Mrs Fielder 10 00,
part of which will be a play, "The all
day session, beginning at 10.30
$16 ; Dr \ erdan F llo c k e tt,
Phys
for
Making of the First F lag" pre a m. Lecture hour conducted by
Minnie s« anion. Insane, $5. Marion Co
sented by members of the dramatic
lecturer. Alice Fluke, will
club. Everybody cordially invited. range
Ore.
Insane
I
vp,
Minnie
Seanlo.
Insane.
olio«- dinnci hour This Is an open
Women's Circle »ill meet In the
$2- s E Eayram, Co Sch
Supt
Exp.
and all arc invited to a t
church parlor next Wednesday af meeting
822 2 5 . M is Bernice ('«»mbs, Relief, $.».
tend.
ternoon. Hostesses are Mrs. G. A.
M
Marugg.
Cattle
Indeniititv,
$7
50.
Miss Helen Schneider, principal
Robson and Mrs. H. E. Burdette.
Charlie Helwig, Co Shrf’* Exp 4 65. ('«»
of the school, had a moving picture
Charles Meyer, brother of Mrs. W. operator put on an educational pic
Sch Supt Fxp 3 75. Co Crt I xp 69 29.
E Brown, died In Portland Fri
$67 6 9; Frankie C lulcott,
Relief Rose
at the grange hall Friday for
day night, funeral services were ture
W«»» h I.
$5. Nat i«m al Kr*‘inpl»»yment Sor
pupils of the school.
held Monday Mrs. Brown and Eva
vice. Relief I-xp, $25, W e il* Dept Store
Mrs. E. L. Cox visited Mr. and
had been with Mr. Meyer the past Mrs.
Co Ho*p Exp 5 67, Co Jai, Exp 1196.
Jesse Snider of Scholls Friday
two weeks.
Relief Evp 20 47. $38 10. P.».»l Gardner
Ladies
Aid
society
will
meet
with
B. A. Mitchell. Chris Rich and
Lumber Co, Co S hri’s I xp. $1 71; Cady
Cora Metzentine of Hiteon
W. J Enschede were in Salem Mrs.
Motor Co. Co S h il's I-xp. $3 70, Ma«
February 7, soon after the noon
Thursday on legislative business.
kenaic M otor Co, Co Shit's Exp, $'.' 15,
All ladies invited to attend.
Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. A. Barron and hour.
Busch s Service Garage. Co S h rf’» Exp.
Mrs.
Lilly
M.
Bierlv
spent
the
daughter Jean Ann of Beaverton week-end with her daughter. Mrs.
'1 2 55;
Washington County News Times,
visited Mrs. Gail Karns Tuesday. Ethel McCormick, of Hillsboro Mrs
t'om inr s Proc’s 31 25. Budget E x p 136 29.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Beck visited Bierly returned home the first of
Co Shrf’s Exp 12 25. $179 7 9. Edwin I
relatives in Portland Sunday.
the week.
Marshall, O A P Exp, $ 5 .
M is
Zell.
Roy Weaks of Portland spent
Banner. Rebel Exp. $18. Ileiie ryetta M
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of
several days lanst week with his Sherwood
Culberts«»n, Widow’s Pension. $12. P I.
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H
cousin, Jimmie Ensley.
January 23.
r i i (. . it. lu x . in,. Crt
1 'i>
* ' •' "
The Misses Thressa and Marie Aten
Honor roll at the school for the
Ralph Dresser. D M D. («» Jail Exp $4.
Hitzler and Miss Margaret McGee past
six
weeks
includes
Nedra
Mil
Bristol lldw e Co. Co Jail Exp, $0.67, Crl
of Portland visited at the J. P. ler. Charles Hemrich. Charles Kul-
I 1' Fxp
I > * '«» ll«>*p 1 X|' l i t X
Rogers home Friday evening.
bel. Evelyn Lierntan. Rudolph Karp-
)«>*eph Fairchild. Relief F. W
MrCorkle,
Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Rice and son stein
and
Dorothy
VanKleek.
The\
$6 6 0; Mrs Lawrence D
Kerr, Co Crt
of Forest Grove visited Mr. and were neither absent nor tardy
Witness
Mate
v
I.
J
Miller,
$7.
Portland
Mrs. Fred Hamel Thursday after
Miss Helen VanKleek. who has
General Electric Co, Relief Irene Altman,
noon.
. ,
, been ill during the past few weeks
$1 : C I. Yankoughnet »1 Co, Retef M m
Local basketball team defeated with scarlet fever, is somewhat bet
J«»e Bovd. $1. W iley’s Grocery, Rehel J
Gaston at Gaston Friday night 49 ter
and is able to be up.
Bigg*. 2 00. J A Green I 00, John Allen
to 41.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Aten and
5 00. E E Marshall 3 98. $ 1 1 9 8 , Dr R
Miss Eva Hitzler and a friend family
spent
the
week-end
with
\ Bissett. Rehel Mr I andH-rt. $5. James
from Portland visited Barbara relatives in Sherwood, returning
Bundaw, $3 20; (»«•> C C«>nnollv, $ > 4 0 . i me Join**, $15; (¡«In of M inor Children of craas, $ 8; Anna Leonora Rotcrmund, $7. Murrovs, O A P Fxp, $5. Harry Flltgsen.
Jeanne Burdette Friday evening.
home
the
first
of
the
week
Dick. $3. Edna M Dux is. $ 6 8 0 . John ( hns Jvn» n, dee d. $22, Rudolph Krause, Michael Reeve*. $ 7; Rose J Richey, $10 | Dog License Ed, $25 . Fred Eggmtan, Dog
Miss Olive Rogers of St. Vin
Roberta Pomeroy, daughter Geo
License F«l. $5; Fre«l Eggiman, D«»g Li
\V H.tMiv'*. $5 60. Vesta Karnnta, $4 20; i $5; M r* Katie Bunker. $5; Pearl E Lun
cent's hospital. Portland, spent Wed of Miss
Albert Mizner, $ 5, James P Rhea, $7, rense Fd. $5. Koht II Warrens, D«»g la
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Pomeroy,
M
oli\
Leach. $ 4 > 0 . Win E Masters. $3 20. stedt. $20. Ritem-ur Children. $ ¡ 5 ; Cath
nesday with her parents, Mr, and took part in a piano recital given
John
E.
Reed,
$7
50;
James
Henry
Rey
<en*e Fd. $ 8 0 , p M Jorgensen. D»»g License
Pulver. $4 00; John W Price $3. erine Loux. $ 1 0 .John Lundeen, $ 1 0 ; Hat
Mrs Jack Rogers.
by Mrs. Erma Taylor Sparks Friday Frank
F«l. $61, Mr* Anna Shute, lK»g License
Fred Rood. $3.20; Thus. \\
Shuck, $3, j tiv Lawler, $4. C ath erin e Morris, $ 5; Mrs nolds, $12.50, I nah > S»ott, $5, Hat
Married Thursday
at
the
V.
W.
Gardner
home
In
vey
Edwin
Stubbs,
$7
5
0,
Emma
Adelia
F«l, $ 6, F J Sewell. Coroner's Inq Fee.
1
m
I
i
.
i
M
Marve«>
n.
$4;
Charles
Marsh.til.
|
John
Voelker,
$4
20;
Robert
K
Wilson.
Anton Bella, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hillsboro.
*4 Mr* Mary K \«i!*on. $8. \be Naught, Stubbs, $7 50, Elizabeth Sturm. $ 9 j Jos John T .Anderson, Dec »1. $6 2 0, D r C I
Adam Bella, and Thelma G Schenck
Ivan
Bierly.
who
Is
attending
O.
cph
P
Shirley,
$5,
Eva
Geraldine
>ears,
Smith, Coroner's Phys In«, Fee. John T
Jane E M iller, $5 .Henry Nutx,
of Portland were married in Port S C.. spent the week-end with his
1 ' H""'1*'" Bahff t ir e t r i Jot); s | $ 5; B Mrs
Short»,
;
Jennie ' Anderson. Dee’d, $10. F J Sewell Colon
A M
a |f i i i 11 ' 1 - tt. $5. $ 7; Henry Th»unas
land last Thursday.
Staagel, Clerk Circ Judge, $75, J F
George G arrett and cousins. Sar parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bierly. ] W right if ii.I Anna E«li. $1 M , W A Dillon > rah R Powell, 515. Martha E I’o j* . $10. Bn wn \ anllorn, $5; John rtkootas \ an » rs Ini, Fee. S E Calkins. Deed. $10 ; Dr
Horn, $ 5. James H Wilson, $10, Samuel H C Fortner. Coroner's Phys Inq Fee, S 1
Miss
Vandermost
Bride
ah Jane and Billy Anderson, of
. .
..
..
,
ciectii-n
ex» $3;
>3. Abbott
Abbott Laboratories
Laboratories re
re Mrs T B Berrs $ 5. E K Peter*. $5
lection exp
Frank E Pugh. $5, Ruth Reed. $15, 1 Westfall, $5, Michael Amato, $5; Phil
Portland were guests of Mrs. S. L.
Miss Margaret Vandermost. daugh-
,.M.
w / c Merle
$.>.
hp Bahnhne. $7. Mrs. Isabel Beal. $ i ,
Carlyle and Mrs. Mary Beach Sun-
M r ' a n d JM i s ' c
Vander- t m L«k« i e i,n u- »15 M.t> Hat Mrs C J Robinson, $10. Geneva Robin AI01*
o . - - * / >-v» - j. « » » * . . . .i » . . » i » t « i n r » i t ) n n A
n ja
n q n ó
Beimrohr, $ 5; Caleb (henev Ben
day.
>*
S’
S unday
iw u u » tO
GJ tr.u
tr.m n ip
p t baiiiit
b a ililt t ir e C rt $3 . J F Jones dist ette, $10. Clarence W R«*gers. $5: M E
nett, $15. Daniel Bishop, $10 , Amy L
Roper, 510; V ictor Raymond. $5; Mrs U
Mrs Howard L. Stout is spend George Graff of Portland, in the .. ,i,.r q-, u
Brown, $ 7, (hares L Brown, $7, Hora
S Reyn M ' . <’> 1 • RockwtR, $ 5 . M r
ing a few days with her mother. German Congregational church in
Jurors, Cire Crt No» Term. 1934 (No*) tha Sams, $15. Mi*s Olive Shindle. $^
Campbell, $7; Myra E Carlile, $ 7, Ihomas 1
Mrs. Christine Hansen, who is ill Portland. Miss Vandermost has been Elizabeth
A
Alien,
$
3.
Ellie
M
Anderson.
Lester Sortnson. $ 5 ; Mrs J F Tolson. $ 1 0 . H Casey, $12. Mary A Clark, $ 7; George
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. a resident of this town all her life.
, ... , .
„
Maude Taylor, $ •
Frances Canby, $6, Law C urry, $7; Oliver M adiw n Galloway, ;
C H. Howbrook. in Portland.
was a graduate of Kinton school '
, ? ? ' , ? rp ''
»,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Edwards and and Beaverton high school. For the h '' ,
jrl ‘ ■‘P’*-»»-
® Cura Tumbleson. $ 5; E M Turnbow, $5; 3»8 Alonzo Garrison Ford, $ 5 , Franklin
son Bobby of St. Johns and Del past few years she has been em-
' ? 7
«
,
i ’ Mrs W Tibbetts. $.8; Ida Volk. $ 5 . S 11 Luther Francis, $ 7 , Thomas Hayes, $»,_
Vogelsang. $5, M ir v Walker, $5, Martha Janie* A Johnson, $ 7 , Francis A h a Jones, I
bert Edwards of Condon spent Sun P
cloyed In the
Ideal
dairv
in
Port-
J-
"
"
K
_________
_______
— * - is
• a son of
’ ------
.2 0 , Andrew $r»d, $b.bO , H ow ard J
Westfall. $ 5 ; Henry Wood,
$8;
Ruth $5; Ella M Ladd $7, Justin G riffith «Mor
day with Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel land. Mr Graff
Mr. and $ I i 4 ugh
son,
$
5;
Simon
Hershey.
$4.00;
F
lo
r
Westcott $ 5; Grant
Westenhaver, $10; ris, $ 5; Henry W Mohrmann, $ 6, John Em
Mrs. George Graff, formerly of
Rose and family.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Ireton of Port Scholls. The newlyweds will make ence Holroyd, $4.20, .Mary Johnson, $3; James Winton. $ 4. Mr* Ethel Patterson. m elt Parsons, $5, Margaret Ann lle a rtk y ,
C W Larlun, $5.20, Wni Matxke, $5, $5. Mrs Ed Wolf, $10. Mr* W V Yates, $10; J M Parsons, $ 8, Thomas D 1
land visited her parents, Mr. and their home in Portland.
Mrs. F. J. Meihoff. and family Sun
Mrs. J. J. VanKleek has been Adah S Moore, $ 3; Ethel .Meek, $ 3, W E t S ; George Y o u n :. $5; A I> Chamberlain, melt, $ 5 ; John Mathew Kvnnrtiy, $ >
Mary A rm itid j Sias, $7, Everett L Par
quite ill at her home during the McCloskey. $•'»; Louis Albert Reed, $6.60; $ 6 , Sarah E Buell, $5.
day.
I red W Robertson, $3.SO; Oscar S Shitfer,
Leona
Mr and Mrs. Tom Pieren and past week.
Robinson, $10
Widow's Pensions:— Emihe
P
Amato, son. $'• ; lunni«*
$8.20,
Elmer
Stipe.
$
5,
Emma
M
Scott,
Ida
Victoria
two children of Helvetia spent Sun
Move to Portland
$25 ; Ruth Beatrice Anderson, $30 ; Mary Martha Jane buchow, $ 5 ;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Stassens
and
'■»-”
•
Schultz.
f4.20,
Theodor«
Jackson,
$
5;
Peter
Trojanowski,
$5,
day at the S. W. Baughman home
E Batchelor. $ 1 0 . Cora Mabel Bell. $15.
Mrs. Mary Beach and Mrs. S. L. family, who have been making their Vanderzanden, 3 3; L n to n Watt», 31 jo .
C
hristian
W
althart,
$
7,
George
Augustus
Edith Marie Brostrum. $10: Grace Co,
Carlyle were in Portland Friday home on the Frank Holboke place.
Grand
Jury
Witne»»e»:— Seil
Hiner, vin, $10, Gra<e D. Cree*.
$17.
Edith Wehrung, $7, ( harles tlgdvn While, $5,
with Mrs. H. N. Robinson and Miss during the past few years, moved
Selson A Fro»« 3 6 ; L J spark», 3s
Culter, $17; Bertha K
Dailey.
$15, Thomas E Young, $ 5, Joseph Boyd. $0,
Estellä Lverton of Forest Grove to to Portland during the past week.
•; Wallace Wheeler 33.40.
Emma DePrez, $ l ’>. Marie J
Ihngley, L Oscar Ahl*trom , $7, M artin N Bonham,
P o w e rs
Or J \ Baker witness Henry Krueger $15 ; Mary Maude Dixson. $8. F.l*ie M
help celebrate the birthday of Miss J n rtiSfo,S t(i erS ti X w
$7 ; Lizzie May Clark, $ 7 ; Elizabeth Dod
r e e O t i* ™ 1? » 0 * J ' ‘ nr t 5 D a .k 0 ta a r e t0 alleged I., be inialie, 3 3, B ert Hei-hauer D »dge. $15; Lott . Blanche Ezell. $.’ 3. drtdge, $ 5; Benjamin Franklin Doddrulge,
Mary Leverton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Settles and
H ° lb o k le Pla c «-
wan,»» Henry Krueger Illeged tu b , in
Samuel
B
G ilpin,
$ 5,
William
M vrtle Finsley, $ 2 2 Mary B Foley. $12. $ 5 ;
children Pauline. Laurence and Ivan, ■v
2 „
t,UrC‘ V SU. i d a y
&Te
3 3 , I. A s. heel rebel Fred Scherl, Lotta B Fox, $25 Roscita Fie»nor. $20, Sherman Neiberger, $ 7, Henry C Sehocne.
and Mrs. Harold Sandström and
Robert O
Opal Gibbens, $ 1 " .
Elsie N«»ble Huson. $ 7; Elizai»«th Harrison, $ 5;
Co C" **’
daughter of Vancouver were guests
Stevenson, $6, George L Newman, $5; Ed
$35; Althea Harm<n. $10; Augusta Hof
5l_te Industrial Accident Comm C rt H
of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gross and followed by session of Bible school exp
ward
Newton
Firestone.
$10
;
Marcellus
fner,
$15;
Laura
Etta
Haynes
$18,
$2 33, Co Hosp exp, $14.95, $17.28;
at 10:15. Everybody is invited to J W Connell Co Sheriff, $149.70; Harry Amelia Isaacson. $22. Stella Kearn. $20; Ellsworth Carman, $ 8; Alice Mabelle
lamlly Sunday.
Mr ar.d Mrs. Howard Francis attend.
Catherine
Marshall, Thorne, $ 5; Don Carlos Gates, $7; Al
Johnson Deputy Sheriff, $124.70; Richard Mattie King, $15,
and children of Portland visited
fernon Newton Jacokes, $ 5; Charles Loyd
Busch Deputy Sheriff, $124.70; Grant 815 ; Donna Schanck Meredith, $22 ; Ma
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kane
bel
C
M
iller.
$15
;
(
..ra
Elsie
M«»e
$32; Rogers, $ 5, Levina Ellen Lytle, $7, Mat
Zumwalt jailor $41.35, C rt Hs janitor,
Sunday.
_ ,
thew Henry Parkin, $ 6, Amelia A Parkin,
$48.35, $89.70; Mrs Zumwalt jail matron Laura L M urray, $25; Florence J New
Miss Helen Bella of Portland
$ 6; A rth u r Jesse Friedley, $ 7; Ada N'el
$24.70; Minnie Wyffels, clerk tax dept, ton, $29, M argueritte Paterson, $12 ; An
(Continued from page 6)
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
b«rger, $ 3; John Herman Fiedernan, $7;
na
J
Pavey,
$
1
0
;
Frances
Randolph.
$29;
Donald T Templeton County Judge. $200, $49.70; Lester Chase clerk tax dept, $69
and Mrs. Adam Bella and family.
Marion F McMillen, $ 7; Rol»ert S Wal
Hulda S Ryd
D Kerkman, Co Comni. $125; James .70; Marie Schmidt tax dept exp, $18.35, Bernice Rychlick, $30;
Second division sewing club met H Lewis
man, $45; Addye M Shaffer, $15, Stella la« e, $ 7 , George R Holt, $ 7; Grandville
Co Comm, $125; Gladys McLeod, Sheriff's office exp, $41.35; Gladys Els
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
Harvey Trask. $ 7, H erbert C Eastman,
Shaffer,
$15
;
Minnie
Sharp,
$23;
Bertha
Austin Scrafford, Tuesday after Clerk of Co Crt. $4o , C C Bannister jan ncr tax deputy, $99.70; Bert Hemp-ong, A Shaver, $15, Jennie Y .’»hepherd. $15; 3-»;
Ernest K«*«hn, $5, Annie Eliza Jones,
noon. Lois Robson and Bernice ¡tor Circ Crt, $24.70; Esther Pirie eleva clerk tax dept. 523.70; Donald Gabbert Mary L Smith, $22. Jodie Smith $15 ; O l $ 5; Justus
Tillm an Neff. $ 7; Anna Stow
Ensley gave a demonstration on tor operator. $34.70, Lottie G ifford Jani clerk tax dept, $17.84; Roth D airy re ga Geneva Wall, $25 ; .Mrs J P Waters, asser, $ 5; Elias
Abernathy, $ 7; Margaret
treat, $34.70; Maud W Bo<cow Co Trea lief Sylvia Bean, $ 6; Bert Hempsing de
how to use sewing equipment.
$28
,
Clara
Elizabeth
Westcot’
,
$22;
Mabie
Hager,
$
5;
Stephen Hglman Black, $7;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and surer, $100; Lena Delplanche, Clerk Co hnquent tax foreclosure fund. $77; Donald I Harrison, $10; < harlotte M Maxwell. Canfield E Cheney,
5;
A rth u r /«lotus
children of Portland visited rela Treas, $50 ; James H Davis Co Recorder, Gabbert delinquent tax foreclosure fund, 1 $10 Emma K Edwards, $10; Bertha V Downs, $ 7, Mary 11 $ Buzan,
$7; George
$100; Ophelia Wismer Deputy Co Recorder $43.50; Lester Chase delinquent tax fore- |
tives here Sunday.
Coyne,
$12;
Marion
Jane
Heard,
$.'’
’•.
Al
M
artim
ur
Robinson,
$7;
Frederick
William
Clyde Fowler of Portland was a $75; Yalene Underwood Asst Deputy Co closure fund. $3.50; Gladys Eisner delin ta Alice Johnson, $15; Gerda M idland, M adjntz, $6; James II Hutchison,
Saturday guest of his friend. Ken Recorder. $60; J E Carpenter Co Asses quent tax foreclosure fund, $21; Walter $ 2 7 ; Irene Kreier, $12; Sylvia Bean, $5, Mary H olt, $ 5; Melissa Kay Ru hard, $ $»,
5,
neth Piper, at the Ernest Wilfert sor, $150; Helen Steinke Deputy Co As E Hutchinson clerk Dist A tty , $100; Mar , Cecelia C Bowden, $12; Consolidat'd Sup ifa tlie G Carpenter, $7; Rachel E McNabb.
home.
„ . sessor, $100; Viola Sundberg Deputy Co caret Dixon, Co nurse, $147.25; Elizabeth ply Co, Hosp Exp. $ 1; The Flax Co. D i*t $16; W illiam Franklin Smith, $6; David
The school board presented the Assessor, $75; F. M Bowman, Tax E xten Todd probation officer s exp. $38.70; J W '
$3; Oregon Washington Water Richard. $ 5; Annie Maria Neff, $5; James
P. T. A. and cooking clubs with a sion Co Assessor. $57; O B Kraus Co Sch Connell Shrf tax dept exp, $78 6 7; Bert C A tty Exp.
Co, C rt Hs Exp. $16 50. Relief Mur row, $ 7; Emma Yeounians, $ 5; Ce
sink and material for cupboards in Supt, $150; Zc.'a F Morean Asst Co Sch H untington relief Ray Beighlev, $8; J W | Service
Exp,
Ethel
Patterson, 1 25, H F West, cilia Beard, $6. Je* e M Holt, $5, Fr««f
the school lunch room. The work is Supt, $75 ; Chas O Roe Supt Co Hosp, Connell Shrf. delinquent tax fore closure ; 1.25, Joe Winegardner
1.25, Ray Beigh
• rick G Harcourt, $7; John W Curl, $5;
being done by G. A. Robson and $34 70; Belle C Roe Matron Co Ho«p, fund exp, $73.52; Portland General Elec J lev 1.25, Irene Altman, 1.25,
Henry Wood Alva M Wodell, $7; Charles D Staley. $7;
$34. <0; Anna \ an Loo cook Co Hosp, $28- trie Co Co jail exp, $88.43, Crt Hs exp, >
Ernest Wilfert.
1.25,
Appolonia
Wilkes
1.25,
$25.25.
J »hn Francis Gillespie, $ 7 ; Alonzo Clap
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Johnston. .15; Ruth A n trim cook Co Hosp $21.55; $114.16, $202.59; F J Meihoff Co jail exp. J
Old Age P e n s io n sC o rilla Allison. $12. •h -w , $ 7 ; Josephine Amato, $4. Lydia
Virginia and Howard of Beaverton Vera Sills janitress Co Hosp, $29.70; Ger $4 9 0; Krebs Bros Pacific Coast Stamp
visited at the M. J. McEntee home trude McLaren laundress Co Hosp, $29.70; Works delinquent ta x foreclosure fund W illiam C A rth u r, $10 ; Joseph Warren Belle lu lly , $ 6; Norman A Fuller, $7;
Daniel
G«itrude Bennett waitress Co Hosp, $29
Sunday afternoon.
exp, $ 1; State Industrial Acci Comm Adams, $10 ; Julia A Bryan, $10 ; Alice Marion Theodore Hutchison, $ 7;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hathaway .70, A E Roe hat nurse Co Hosp, $69.70; Peace officer's contribution $33.35, delin Mary Bascomb, $ 8, Joseph C Brown, $10; Perry Earp. $7; Sally Frances Ia»wis, $7;
and three children of Portland Mrs Johnson nurse fo r Mrs Danzer Co quent tax fund exp, 40c, $33.75; Bushong Frank T Blakeslee, $ 5; Sarah Boland. $10; Smiley Carter, $ 7; All>ert T Gilliam $7
S. E Fayrarn, Tax Dept Exp, 56.05, Co
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr Hosp, $17 ;94. Mrs Fay ram nurse for Mrs A Co Co Recorder’s exp $62 5 0; Portland Het I wig Anderson. $8, Alonzo Abner Clyde,
and Mrs. George Goodman.
J Halupoff Co Hosp. $5.98; D r Guy F Via Gas A Coke Co Co Hosp exp, $8 20, C rt $ 8, Mary E Chri*tensen. $10, Henry Treas Exp, 10 60, $66 65; Laura B Mor
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Parsons of Co Physician, $ 1 0 0 ; Elizabeth Todd Pro H* exp $1.30, $9.50; Harms A Brock Halleck Cox, $ 6 ; Jacob i.'orrell, $ 8; W il «an. Delinquent Tax Foreclosure Fd Exp.
ham E Dunsmoor, $ 8, Barclay Davis, $7; 818; Elizabeth Todd, O A P Exp. $7.25;
Portland visited her parents, Mr. bation officer exp $75; D r J B Dinsmore Co Shrf s exp, 65c.
and Mrs. Fred Wolfe, Sunday.
H«alth officer's salary $150; Maud W
R e lie f D e lla Bertha Armstrong, $10; Samantha Isabelle Drake, $ 8, Margaret C I Oakes Grocery, Co Hosp Exp, $101 30;
Mr. and Mrs. Art Flint of Salem, B4-C0W Co Treas exp $4 4 1; James H Da Dan Adams, $ 5; Irene Alton, $ 5; Wm H D uff, $ 8, S L E llio tt, $ 7; Nancy J Free Hillsboro Shoe Hospital. Co Jail Exp,
and Mrs. Flint's mother, Mrs. F. vis Co Recorder exp $10.25; O B Kraus Boulin, $ 2 0 ; .Mrs Elizabeth Bennett, $10; man. $ 5; Adalaska D Frakes, $5. M aith 1 $2.25; Coslett Truck Service, Co Jail
Lundberg of Rapid City. S. D„ were 4 If club exp, $19.60; O B Kraus Co Sch Carrie Biakely, $ 5; August Boren, $10 ; E Clarinda Gray, $12 ; William J Gulden, $5; I xp, $0.40, Co Hosp Exp, $0.50, $0 9 0;
guests of Mr. and Mrs Stanley N Supt exp, $104.40; Glen H Epler cattle tn- E Bacon. $ 6, Carrie Barber, $ 6; Susan James Cohorn Gibb*. $ 8; John F re d riik Mrs M A Johnstone, Nurse Co Hosp,
Curington and family Sunday.
d<mnity, $22 5 0; Otis B W right M D re Bowen, $ 6, Maggie Bunker, $2.50; C hil son, $7; J V Hall, $7.50; Margaret Jane $15 ; West Coast Telephone Co Co Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mills. Mrs H. lief James Rockwell, $20; J W Enochs Co dren of Calvin Bunker, $15 ; Fred Brake- Hall. $7 5 0; Henry Gehrke. $7; Anna 4.90, Co Trea* 3 55, Co Recorder, 3.50,
N. Robinson, and Miss Estellä Lev ja il exp. $1.20; Lew Hamel relief John bush, $ 8, Ray Beighley, $15; Betty Hofmann. $ 5; B«da Fredicka Johanson. Co Assessor, 4.10 Co Sch Supt, 5.30, Tax
erton of Forest Grove visited Mrs Reed. $13.50; Cordwood A ACoai (W L I Coomes, $ 5; Anna Custard, $ 8; Mrs Riley $ 5; Johan Peter Johanson, $ 5 ; Carl W il I»e|.t. 3
C9 ' I i riff, S t f t , Circ Jugde
Mary Beach and Mrs. S. L. Car-1 C ollins) relief Mrs Bell, $10; Eugene Gray B ;d $7, J Biggs. $10 ; Mrs J F Cooke, helm Linde, $ 7; Gideon Hickey, $10; John 11.90, Co Judge 13 60, Co Surveyor 3.55,
II
Lambert.
$10
;
Nathan
Job
K
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,
$8;
lyle Sunday afternoon.
c , I . 1 h Officer S
C t Bwf
t
Co ja il exp $1.75; The J K Gil Co Co Sch
Mrs James Carson, $10, Mrs Frank
W illiam Ladvala, $12 ; Cina Estella Kelly, Dist A tty 9 20, $95.05; Hillsboro Argus,
The first division 4-H cooking Supt exp. $2.25; Gates Pipe A Investment $15;
Clark, $ 8; Minnie Cox, $10 ; Mary J
$12; George Schnell. $8; Thomas C Madsen Co Treas Exp. 2.26, Circ Crt Exp, 0.75,
club met at the home of their lead Co Co Surv exp, $3; Chas O Roe Co Hosp J . C
$ 2 ; Ada C urtis, $ 5; Minnie
$12 ; Chares P Merrell, $ 5; Robert Fulton Budget Exp, 131 04. Co C lerk's Exp, 6 65,
er, Mrs. Ernest Wilfert Thursday exp $3.70; J E Carpenter Co Asses exp, ( . hurchill,
$ 7 ; Mrs Lue Davis, $ 8; Lulu Davis
Mary
Jane McLean, $5; Comrnr's, I’roc's,
afternoon. Bernice Ensley and Es $2.50; H A W Specialty Co Co Asses exp, I $ 5; ¡ne,
31 25
(N ov
1934),
James N Davis, $ 7 , Jesse Drake, $ 4; McLean, $ 5;
ther Bella gave a demonstrtion of and Co Sch Supt Exp, $13; Challey Pix Anna Egli, $12 ; Henry Ertman, $4; Joe Charles Alec Marrs, $7; Frank A Morey. $171 9 5; ('«»melius Cash Store, Relief Lena
$ 8 : W illiam
Franklin
Magill, $ 7 ;
Eli Engler, $ 8, Glaser Bros, Co Hosp Exp,
the making of biscuits.
' Winegardner, $10; Emma Foord, $ 5; John
ler, $6.58.
Poe, $7; Jeannie Cochran Philip, $10 ; John $12.82; West (<>»st Telephone Co, Co Hosp
Class Gives Program
J u ro r*.— E B Sappington, $7.20, Fields, $ 8 ; John Fahey, $ 5; Ada C urtis,
Severe Owens, $15 ; Robert Joseph Pot
A very enjoyable entertainm ent; W Grand
Fxp, $10 8 5 ; Hillsboro Auto Freight, Co
A Goodin, $6.60; John Friday, $8.70; I * 5 ; Katie Gohde, $10 , W H Gerrish, $4; ler, $6; Amanda Jane Perkins, $ 8; Laura
was given Thursday evening in th e ' Jacob
Crt Exp, $0 50. < 0 Hosp Exp 1.13, $1 63;
$ 8 ; Edear A Jones $6; William Geitlinger, $ 5 ; Gottlieb Grau, $ 5 ;
school auditorium by the SERA Edw A Kemmer,
Alice Phillips, $ 7 ; Amanda Prough, $4; Heme
Laundry, Co Jail Exp, 22.46, Co
Vandf rzanden. $8.40; Wallace 1( , Sam Garber, $ 8;
George
Hawley, $6; Daniel Prough, $ 4; Benjamin T Rosen
adult class In public speaking, con Hoeffel, J $6.70.
Hosp 28.HI $51.27; Dohrmann Hotel Sup
I.«i ii 1 M Hagerty, $ $ ; B L Hotelicroft,
ducted by Mrs. Matilda Whitford.
Circuit Court. July Term (No*. •<5 Erla Hall, $7; (.' H Hendrickson, $4;
The program was as follows: “Win 1 9 Jurors,
Julia Bergren, $3.80; Andrew Bis Stella Hoover, $ 5; D B Holmes, $8; Sarah
dow Theatre of the Air.” music bop, 3 4 ,—
$
6;
Sadie Brisbine, $4.90; Andrew I E Humphreys, $ 5; R V Hopper. $12 ; An
by Gibbs-Meihoff orchestra; song,
That’* Something I
and children Marjory and Bobby of
Portland were guests at the Qlenn
A. Robson home Sunday.
County School Superintendent O.
B. Kraus and family attended the
SERA entertainment m the school
auditorium Thursday night
Mrs. Jewell Losll Is quite ill at
the home of her son and daughter-
Quintet Beat* Ga»ton; Class in-law. Mr and Mrs Lee Randall.
Orenco P. T. A.
Plans Program
Give* Entertainment
By Munch
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The Advance Press of Springfield, Minnesota, recently asked its
readers this question: "What do you expect from your newspaper?"
—and answered it as follows:
Well, you expect more from your newspaper than you tlo from any
other person or institution to which you pay the sum of 3 cents per
week.
County Court
Y ou E xpect
Your
N ew sp ap er — to
give you all the news for every day in the year—
that’s why you pay for it; but
—to take the lead in advocating changes for the bet
terment of the community.
—to expose graft in public affairs, to forestall it by
publishing itemized accounts of all public moneys
spent.
—to maintain a high standard of morality, supporting
things that are right and condemning things that are
wrong.
—to maintain a high standard of enterprise, devoting
column after column of propaganda, supporting the
band, the baseball team, community celebrations, Boy
Scouts, high school athletics, school programs, home
talent plays and dozens of causes and events.
—to boost for good roads and protect your community’s
claim for its share of road improvements.
—to build confidence in your home financial institutions
and protect home investors from making unwise in
vestments in surplus funds, wurning against fnke
salesmen and other financial pirates.
—to give notice of all public meetings, public obser
vances, conventions, etc.
Lois Robson and Dorothy Warren;!
reading. Dorothy Parks; play, "Pine
apple Salad.” cast, Thelma Gibbs,
Ema Meihoff, Medford Persons and
Ernest Brown; piano solos by Miss
Lucille McGee and Miss Lucile
Quaintance; reading. Mrs. Laurence
Hill; play, "A Lover in Disguise,"
cast. Medford Persons. Ruth Koleck,
Orace Hamel, Ruth Holcomb. Violet
Hacker, Viola Warren, Florence
Gross. Mrs. Austin Scrafford. Mrs.
Emma Persons and Mrs. Fred Ser-
jent. Music by Gibbs-Meihoff or
chestra.
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