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II IL L S B O K O
feet records of attendance for the
period are Mervin O'Connor and
Jean and Beverly Hergert.
Little Shirley H ergert suffered
ccnsiderably front a severe cold
early in the week.
Mrs. Goldie McCoy returned Wed
nesday frotn Roseburg. w here she
ARG US,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thurnday, December 12, 1935
Room in the County Court House | lut"
th . soth >t«y of u«-»nii>.r. itw;>, <|ny o f J a n u a ry . ItL'ttf, at the ho u r o f 10
nt lh « hou r o f 10 o'clock A
M o f nnt>| o 'c lo c k A M o f a a h l «lav a n d th e c o u r t
in Hil.sooro. W ashington County, »Imy,
anti Ih « cou rt room o f th e above room o f th e above « u titlv il co u rt In K ill» *
WK DEAL IN MKAL KHTATK
Oregon.
ant U led cou rt in
lltlla h o ro , U i a p i ii ,
mm
b o ro . O re g o n , aa th« tim e and place fo r
W rite
Witness my hand and seal of the th e time and place fo r h c a rin y o b jo r t lo t i« h ea rin g objection» to aald f in a l account
E ir e an d A u to m o b ile ¡n a u ra n e e
County Court of the S tate of O re to »aid H um I A c co u n t, uml fo r th e f in a l am i fo r th e f ilia l se ttle m e n t o f aald estate.
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an
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laaue S u re ty ¡lom ia
n ie n t o f »aid cwt ate
gon. for W ashington County, here mc I D tle
D a ted th ia 19th d ay o f Decem ln-r, HM5.
a ted thin 2 tith day o f N o vem b er, 19L*»
KURATLI
& WISMER
to affixed on this 9th day of D e
IIE N ItY
C.
T llli.S ,
E x e c u to r o f the
I* D l l 'll K O W E N S . A d m in irttia tri.v of
I II 1 .I . H I IO R O , O K K O U N
cember. A. D. 1935.
th e l .- t a t e o f A
M C o m m o n *. Decea*ed
Luat W ill am i T a a ia in a n t o f said Deceaaed.
Schefflin L u th eran s G iv e
n ia *
T .l» t> h ..ii. ISMI
ISS« a - w illd Ht
Natives0 P8St thre* WCCkS vUiUng School Plana Program ; Miss R eed’s G rades W in; Party
E..
J. M cAlctor,
A tto r n e y
fo r
E xecu
EDW. C. LUCE. County C lerk of t E r a t r J. l x . M c A le a r, Attorney fo r A d n d 41.5
Program at Glooming
to r.
43-7
Washington
County.
Oregon,
and
Fern Hill Ladies' club met T h u rs
Planned Saturday N ight; P ageant Scheduled
Clerk of the County Court of the
N O T IC K T O t t W a n rO N H
day w ith Mrs. Bernt Anderson. The
BLOOMING- A rthur G urske was afternoon was spent in sewing quilt
State of Oregon for Washington i i „ t h . C o u n ty C o u rt o f the S ta te o f O re -
43-3
H«n. fo r th e C o u n ty o f
W a * h iu n to n .
elected president o f St P e te rs
för the h eite» .
r 'n n w S i ifie n"r'.’,hr
Following the program a group of County.
P ro b a te D e p a rtm e n t.
Young People's society Friday Mil
Attest. (SEAL)
(. O R M .l.Il S Evangelical church young pcpole of the M E. church
Give Your Property
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argaret
Goetze
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dred K rahm er is vice-president’ land Thanksgiving day. She is of Vernonia will present a two-act w lll carol throughout the
......... comuni-
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M B. Pump, residence and ad- *»«»« ,I Eh-yd U o lleh h a - been ap p o in te d
Margaret Ruecker, secretary: H ar staying at the home of her broth religious drama. "Blind Betty," at nitv. If vou wish the carolers 10
Hillsboro. Oregon. A ttorney ••lmlnlair»i.>r „t i h . .-» ta t. ..f Juha
old Meyer, treasurer, and Lois Al er. Bill, until she finds em ploy the local M E. church Friday eve stag at your door,
please leave a f'j r C arl Laisen. and said estate.
S ST 'S,?!’!!*. £
ton, librarian. M argaret Ruecker ment.
ning at 8 o'clock. T here will be
candle a t your window Four young-
Date of first piiblieation Decern- c „ u , „ ‘y . a i..i ha»
A ll " J lir io n .
led discussion on “Zionism."
S u n d ay school her 1.. 19.15 Last publication Dc- h a v im t i-laim a
aninat .a id M a i , a r .
Mr. Horner w ent to Portland free will offering. Rev. H. R. er classes of (he
Mrs. William Marlin g a v e a Thursday
Scheuerm
an
is
pastor
of
the
V
er
have made scrapbooks for t h e »'ember 28, 1935.
i h»rN>y a o tifia il tu p r w . n t l h . . a m . , J u ly
obtain medical advice nonia church.
short discourse on Florence Night concerning to his
D oernbecher hospital in Portland.
n o t ic e o f p i n a l
setti em est
•< D M u\'orbet77^
foot, which h a s
May we suggest Drain Tile,
ingale to members of the Bloom- caused him considerable discom-
Plan Program
Mrs. Pete W hite visited last week
, T , Ol hlNAI; ^TTLEMENT
O re g o n , w ith in »1« m o n th - fro m th e .la te
Preparations
are
being
m
ade
at
ing 4 H Sowing club Thursday. Leo ^ f ^ e past few w eA s
a warm, dry basement, sew-
in P o rtlan d
n , ’,e v o u M y C o u rt o f th a S la t# <4 O ra - horaof.
‘
,
con. fo r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
l>at«d an d fir s t puhllahe.1 t)#r<>nib#r 12,
Uchiyama was received as a new
Braston McGinn and family mov- the Cornelius grade school for a
or system or well curbing.
Ml’, and Mrs. Ed Urton of Aloha h l tho M u tte r o f th o K a ta t . o f F r a l . r l . r IM35. D a ta o f last p u b lic a tio n J a n u a r y is.
member Alta Meyer was elected ed to Hillsboro several weeks ago. Christm
as
program,
probably
De-
, ‘
club pianist.
You’ll receive many years
» Mr.
i- and i Mrs. 1 L. M. Nickerson
__... ctm b e r 20. Enrollm ent is now 100, were guests W ednesday of Mr. and ■ N o lic , t , h .r.-tiy y l v .n th a t t h . u i u l.r - !»»*
F L O Y D B O L IC H , A iln iln ia tr a to r . Lnuia
Anniversary Celebrated
13
more than last year. Miss Evelyn Mrs. Joseph Finegan and family.
ÌK H ..I. J u ly a p p o in t« ! A t itn in U lr a t u r o f V . L u n iltu iru . A tto r n e y
t.t f
of
grateful service for your
moved
to
Tigard
Thursday.
t he
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Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. W il
Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson spent ,h‘‘ ■*)»"'• n a n n -l « t a t a . ha» flla.1 In th
.
M t Y ¿ " „ u S D ^ r u f S M X t h e ^ ' ■ t £ ' ,V X ‘‘x& ■ S X r i E
self.
N O T IC K O F F IN A L S E T T I.E M E N T
liam Hering surprised the couple m a rru g e of Miss Nevil S attler to
W ednesday at the coast.
“h”" ‘
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w
V
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a
account a m i
re p o rt aa such, an d
the
Friday in honor of their fifth w ed
. E. COOke of B e a v e r t o n court ha.* fix e d th e 2 l» t day o f Decern* In t h . C o u n ty C o u rt o f t h . S t a t . o f tir o .
Talman in Portland Saturday. largest percentage of C h ristm as
iron, fu r W aah iiiirto tt County.
ding anniversary a n d presented Louis
seals.
spent
a
few
days
w
ith
her
son.
son,
W.
W
b#r. t w s , at th e h o u r o f tan o'clock A I
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S attler
M a t t e r o f th e K -ta t« * o f I l c r t n a n
ALL SIZES CLAY AN D CONCRETE DRAIN TILE
A pot luck surprise party was R. Cooke, and family.
M
' ,i,i **■>'• *nd ,h- murt room of 1 In C . . t h O e e r tlittK
M r ,hl r an‘d Mrs M eyer of Portland visited
. ft«x '«t»r» l.
Hot lunches arc served at the !
h 7 * tl^
N o tic e ia he ret, y u lv e n , th a t th e u n tle r-
^ o n rt
i n r 'd m , d l o n
i
at thc w «!ter Demmin home Sun- held Tuesday evening at the Alice
Mrs. Henry Jacobsm ullen and Le- day a(tern0OB.
Berger home. Present w ere Mrs. Cornelius school. Mrs. R. Schultz ..h jn iio n » to m U, i F in a l a ', „uni. .ml ai« n e .l E a e e u to r o f th o l.aat W il l a n d
¡ « -la m e n t o f -a iti <teceMH<'«t ha* file d in
land ana
and Margie
niargtc. Mr. and Mrs
M is s e s A n n s
M over
« t t o l l a M argaret Melanson and Miss Marie is cook.
fo r t h . f in a l . « u i m i . n t o f . . i . l « ; « ! »
th e above e n title d co u rt and c a u -e h i-
I'htinr I.T4I
North of Cannery, ucross W. W ashington St.
i r. d H iring and children. Mr. and n nrsko m d
' v
»
' , , ' Geneva Robinette and M i s s
W arren and Donald M cPherson
‘
,i.v
i,f N,,v«",b>'r -
¡•in a i A c co u n t and re p o rt aa such, nnd th«
B kom .'
- ’« « t . K K R
Mrs. H urry Hr,«»« >„d B , ™ „ .
C o u rt h a - fix e d an d ap im in te d the 13th
W alter Hering. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. ing.
»■»—
M cll\ainc, Mrs». J. Mixon, Mrs. D. here last week due to the death of Hanley A Hare. Attorney- for Admiut*-
Mu.dy and Norma and Arlene. Mr.
C. Whiting and Mrs. Alice Berger their father, Alex McPherson, re- tr*ll,r-
4 (M
Mrs.
F
ranklin
Koch
and
Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred Muhly and Fred Jr.. Alvina H erdlein spent several days nd Miss Oleva.
, turned home Friday.
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Albert. Oscar, Lester, W alter and of last w e e k w i t h r e l a t i v e « in P „ n
Neighbors
Woodcraft
Miss
Blanche
is confined
■
’»••Tit E or f i n a l s k t t i .FMEN t
.» v ig ito u is o of i
n o o a c ra n lodge
toctge
m
is s o
tan en e Finegan
..
............ ..
LK " o n relatives m Fort- Thursday accepted Misses Oleva to her home with illness
In th. C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e s t a t e ,,f o r e -
Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neu- land
kirk and John, and Mr. and Mrs.
________________
Berger. Myra Weidewitsch. Evelyn
Mrs Ellen L ytle of Hillsboro vis- in,'Th. M..*?’ of"*!^
of a m
Beed and Floy W right and Mrs ited her daughter, Mrs. C. O. Dixon.
C o m m o n ., De. e«»J.t
John Haase w ith .Alvin, Mildred
and Lucille.
S c n n ll«
M attie Sm ith into the circle as SO- Saturday.
N o tice ia hereby elven th a t th e un d er-
cja j members.
Mrs. H C. Hill of Seattle was
,lul> appointed Administratrix of
Members of the L utheran church
at Schefflin presented a program
Townsend club held a dance at called to the bedside of her sister.
Scholls Ju n io r Woman’s club will
a n *« her fin a l
of entertainm ent in the local church
hold a special meeting at the M. E. Buckeye on W ednesday evening. Mrs.
Mrs. C.
C. C.
C. Ruth,
Ruth. Saturday.
" '
Mrs. | a w n «
re p o rt an auch, and th « cou rt
Sunday night consisting of a three-
church parlors next Wednesday Leota White and Lee D eardorf won Ruth died S aturday night,
act play entitled, "A Ready-made evening.
' prizes for selling the most tickets.
M. E church prayer meeting was
SAXTON « LOONEY
Family,” a soprano solo by Wilma
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W ohlschlegel Alr- and Mrs. J. F Mann and held at the George Wilcox home
Schaus and a num ber of songs by
Velma Wolschlegel and M elburn B arbara Jan e of Portland visited Wednesday night. They are to be
Producer, of Quality
a group led by Mr. Salzwedel.
Ziegler spent the week-end at New- M r s . M D. Mann Sunday.
held weekly in homes. All are in
SA
ND and GRAVEL
Doris Simmons and Orville and port.
I'arty Saturday Night
vited.
Esther Meyer w ere on the honor
Midway school will
have a Christ-
Mrs. Maude B Wilcox, superin
_______________
.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H ering and P 'a n t located 4 miles north of For
roll of the Blooming school for mas program at the school Decern- in d e n t of the home departm ent family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs- est d ro v e on d a le s Creek. Phone
1609R
the past six weeks. Those with per- ber 20 at 1:30.
of the M. E. Sunday school, and m uhlen and family and W alter and
Mrs. M attie Smith. Sunday school Ernest Hering w ere dinner party-
superintendent. will en tertain the ' guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
home departm ent and men's and i William Hering of south of Com e
Guns, Am m unition
women's Bible classes and friends , lius. the occasion being William
of the Sunday school w ith a Christ- Hering's birthday.
Fishing T ackle
mas party at the church Saturday , Mrs. Edna Russell was a Port- i
CORWIN
HARDWARE
evening.
, land caller Friday. Miss Beth Coch- i
128 2nd Ave.
Phone 72
Guy Grazer, form erly of north rane substituted as librarian.
Cornelius, but late of Stevenson, i Cornelius Civic I m p r o v e m e n t
A gent Long Radios
Wash., died December 2 at a Port- club held a pot luck dinner and
land hospital, following pneum onia business m eeting at th e city hall
Pageant Scheduled
Tuesday. The rem aining w alnuts
"The Story Beautiful," a pageant, w ere sold.
will be given December 24 at t h e ' M argaret Jan e Dooher had her
M E. church. Santa Claus will be tonsils removed Saturday in Port-
present and all are invited to come land.
Gurske N am ed
G roup Leader
V ernonia C hurch to Present
Play at C ornelius on Friday
XMAS PRESENT
Hillsboro Concrete Brick 8C File Co.
$
BRONCHITIS!
Mt. Home Honor
Roll Announced
I sings th eir favorite songs under
the leadership of G lenn Stiff and
A rthur Shrader. C hurch follows
directly after this meeing.
Never Worries Now
M r. C liff o r d C . M o rris o n , R a in . R i v . r ,
( In t . , has a b u n d an t reason to hl««» t h .
d ay he h ea rd o f B l ’ C K L E V S M I X T I 'K K .
A t the fir s t sign o f an s t la r k he nip» u
in the had w ith B V C K L E Y 'M M I X T I ' R K .
H e »ay»: “ M y e xp erien c e w ith th ia w o n
d e rfu l m edicin e m ake» me a lw a y s keep
a b o ttle in the m edicin e chest— I never
w o rry about h ro n c h itia n o w ."
MOUNTAIN HOME—Honor roll
NOTICE
at M ountain Home school includes
M argaret Caldwell, B arbara Lor- In the M atter of th e Petition for
enzen and Norma Peters. Those
L etters of A dm inistration on the
neither absent nor tardy, beside
Estate of Axel Larsen, who is
If you are lying aw ake nights,
the th ree mentioned, included Dor
presum ed to be dead on account racked to pieces w ith coughing,
of not having been heard from in choked
othy and Relda Boulin, George Al
up until you can hardly
lison Jr.. Virgil Allison, and Clara
m ore th an seven years from his breathe, ju
st try BUCKLEY'S MIX
Piepenbrink.
last know n place of residence.
TURE. You will be astonished how
Miss Helen Schm eltzer is ill at To A xel Larsen, if alive, or any quickly
the cough will stop, how
other person for him:
home and unable to attend college
breathing will instantly ease. I
on account of scarlet fever.
You. and each of you, are hereby your
T here's nothing like B u c k le y 's;
notified that on December 2, 1335,
Mrs. Aebischer President
the County Court of the S tate of for quick, sure, safe relief. It acts
Mrs. Edw ard Aebischer was elect
like a flash—A single sip proves !
for W ashington County, it.
ed president of the Mountain Home Oregon
45c and 85c at Hillsboro Pharm - I
made,
rendered
and
entered
an
o
r
C hristian Endeavor, which met at der in the M atter of the Petition acy and all good druggists—g u ar
anteed.—Adv.
the Harold Aebischer home F ri for L etters of A dm inistration on
day night. O ther officers are Mrs the
of Axel Larsen, p re
H arry Schmeltzer, vice-president; sumed E state
to be dead on account of j
Miss Mildred Nelson, secretary; and not
having been heard from in more '
Raymond Hornerbrook, treasurer.
seven years from his last i
Miss Ellen Marie Jaq u ith will hold than
known place of residence, decree- j
her position as worship leader for ing
th
at
the legal presum ption of i
another year.
the death of the said Axel Larsen, 1
Name Officers
deceased, to be m ade out to the
Church and Sunday school offi satisfaction of said Court; and fu r
cers of Mountain Home Evangelical th er ordering that notice thereof,
church were elected December 2 signed by the Clerk of said Court
as follows: Elvan Lorenzen, S u n be inserted and published for two
day school superintendent: Edw ard consecutive and successive weeks
Aebischer, assistant superintend in the H illsboro Argus, a weekly
ent; Peronice Ego, secretary; Ray new spaper printed and published i
mond H ornerbrook, librarian; H ar in W ashington County, Oregon, and '
ry Schmeltzer, treasurer, and Mary of a general circulation, and fix
Schmeltzer. organist. Church tru s ing Monday. March 30, 1936, as the
tees are Richard Joyce, re-elected, 1 time, and the County C ourt Room
and Sarn Body and John Schmclt- in the County Cjjurt House of H ills
zer, holdovers. Mrs. R ichard Joyce boro, Washington County, Oregon,
is chorister.
as the place for hearing the satis
Ladies’ Aid met w ith Mrs. Alex factory evidence of the continuance
Bruce Thursday for an all-day ses in life of the said Axel Larsen, de
ceased.
sion.
Now therefore, you, said Axel
«
hat better gift could you
Larsen, if alive, or any other p er
possibly choose for the family
son for him, are hereby notified
than the new lamps that save
and required to produce to the
• By H a zel C h urehley»
the eyes? Visit Pepco Electric
Mrs. W. Holtz of Portland, who County Court of the State of O re
Stores and learn th e inside story
is a form er resident of Reedville, gon, for Washington County, O re
gon, w ithin tw elve weeks from the
is seriously ill.
o f these scientifically co rrec t
date
of
the
last
publication
of
this
Florence Yeo spent last w eek
lamps. Many attractive designs
th e said last publication
end visiting her relatives in S heri notice,
will be on Thursday, M arch 26,
from which to choose; both table
dan.
and floor models; easy terms.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. David A l 1936, satisfactory evidence, if any
there be, of the continuance in
mont, December 6, a boy.
Price, $ 5 . 9 5 to $ 1 9 . 9 5
life, of the said Axel Larsen, de
Betty Prink. 9-year old daughter ceased; and you are hereby fu rth
of Mr. and Mrs. H enry Prink, re er notPieU th at on March 30, 1935,
turned to school Monday after be at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of
ing ill w ith measles.
said day. a hearing will be had,
Mr. and Mrs. B H andy and fam and evidence heard of the continu PEPC
STOPES
ily visited relatives in Washington ance in life of the said Axel L ar
Sunday.
sen, deceased, in the County Court
M arjorie
Weildon, 6-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Weil
don, has been ill for three weeks
i w ith tonsilitis.
Birthday Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Snipes gave
a birthday d inner in honor of
their daughter. Mrs. W Lorenz, of
¡P ortland December 1. Guests at-
j tending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Snipes and daughter and W. L or
MOLASSES GROUND SCREENINGS
enz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Snipes and
A low priced Dairy Feed, better than Mill Run. In-
daughter of P ortland visited Mr.
g'odients:
Ground Oat Screenings, Wheat Screenings,
and Mrs. W. M. Snipes Sunday.
For the past three Sunday eve Vetch Screenings, Hempseed Oil Meal, Molasses.
nings from 7 to 7:30 th ere has been
com m unity singing, when everyone
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