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307 New Families-
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Local Payroll* and Adda
to Local l’ioftprrlty
Added as New Paid-in-Advance
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Volum e 13, No. 30
IlilL s b o ro In d e p e n d e n t E sta b lish e d
Laurel-Scholls
Unit to Meet
1873
HILLSBORO ARG US POLL OP VOTERS
T h is is a secret p o ll o f th e n b .ei d re i. and r e g u la r cash
b u ye rs o f this p a p u IX ) N O I' S K IN Y O U R B A L L O T .
^ C o m b in e d
th e
I!
1
boro Independent
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , .Septem ber JO, 19.36
H ills b o ro A rg u s E sta b lish e d 1894
Section 2. Pages 1 to 6
Church Holds
Cornelius Teacher Reception
«a Celebration
at M. E. Church Friday Night
end v is itin g h is m o th e r, M rs. R u th
=
W ill, at Independence
M iss M a x in e B ro w n o f R edm ond
H A R R ISO N D. H U G G IN S
. pent S u n d a y w ith M iss S h ir le y I
M. D.
K e lle y .
|
M rs A L . T ro u tm a n sp e n t th e ETE. EAR, NOSE AND TDROAT
W a lte r A n d re w s c e le b ra te d t h e ir ' w eek-«'nd v is itin g frie n d s in P o rt-
SPECIALIST
b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a rie s on T h u rs d a y
M iss E ugenie C y p h e r a nd M a r ­
e v e n in g w ith a g a th e rin g a t th e
GLASSES FITTKD
g a re t C y p h e r
re tu rn e d T uesday
W a lla c e M cP h e rso n home.
M iss E la in e D esm et o f G aston m o rn in g fro m a w e e k's v a c a tio n
Room I
n e a r R o cka w a y.
spent tw o w eeks w it h h e r sis te r,
C»a Mereiai National Bank Annas
M rs. Sue D avis o f P o rtla n d spent
M rs. L e s te r S usbauer, and fa m ily
M r and M rs R o b e rt B e llin g e r o f th e w e e k-e n d w ith h e r m o th e r, M rs.
Phon«
Il'rtire
Residence 2971
9 80 a. m to 12 na.
F orest G ro v e and M r. and M rs J u liu s Schoenberg.
(H- Mi«4 Dorothy Cook*)
C O R N E L IU S
A re c e p tio n w ill
be held at the M E c h u rc h F rid a y
b r a te
e v e n in g at 8 o 'c lo c k fo r th e te a c h -
, ers o f the lo c a l grade school. F o u r-
P o lls s im ila r to th is one m e be in g ta ke n by c o u n try paper,
( Hr Mr. » I. Brown 1
;
teen
teachers, liv in g in C o rn e liu s
i l l y M r« E W I fin r ir h a )
th ro u g h o u t the n a tio n and th e H ill .b o ro A ig iis w ill p u b lis h
L A U R E L Ito , i k I o f d ir e t t ili . o f
I b u t te a ch in g elsew here, th e school
B
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IN
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fro
m
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slate,
u
i
fu
tu
re
issues.
the c o u n ty u n it o f th e F u n n e ls ’
L u th e ra n c o n g re g a tio n g a th e r*d in , hoard and Rev G eorge K o e h le r o f
U n io n o il c o m p a n y w i l l m eet w ith
the basem ent o f th e c h u rc h S u n ­ th e L u th e ra n c h u rc h and Rev. A l-
the I..o n c i S c h o ll, u n it T h in ,<hiy
E G u y Edson and B o n ita o f H ills ­
O ffice 2971
1 :80 p m. to k p oe.
day n ig h t to ce le b ra te th e liq u id ­ i e x a n d e r H a w th o rn e o f the M
it o n lg h tl
on im p o rta n t business
H ll. D A fi AKDE BERN ARD S
POLI OI I III IIII.I.SBO RO M il.I s s i i t -a it nti its
a tio n o f a ll
c h u rc h
debt». T he I c h u rc h w ill have ch a rg e o f a p ro ­ b o ro w e re guests o f M r - M Edson
at th e c o m m u n ity h u ll A ll m e m ­
H ild a g a rd e L a c e lle B e rn a rd s, born
c h u rc h b u ild in g is n o w e n tire ly g ra m to w e lco m e M L . K a th a n , and M rs.
Edna R u ssell T uesday.
A M » III 1 I IIS
b e rs m e u rg e d to be present.
p a id fo r and cane. lie d notes w e re M rs. Lo u ise C ochrane, and Misses M r and M r- Edson and d a u g h te r A u g u s t 29 at F orest G ro v e ro u te
one,
d ie d S e p te m b e r 4 at D o e rn -
W rig h t and E v e ly n Reed, le ft W ednesday fo r C a lifo r n ia to
School to Open
bu rn e d by F re d M u h ly S r H e rm a n F lo y
b e c h e r h o s p ita l in P o rtla n d S e rv ­
a
■ ■
ch o o l
■.■.¡il be g in
I IIVI
H uecker, R u d o lf M e y e r and A lb e r t lo c a l teachers. E v e ry o n e is in v ite d m a k e th e ir home.
" I w n l. iy
w ith
Mi
II.ilm i i
,i
ices w e re held a t th e V is ita tio n
M r; H e n ry B e h rm a n and M iss
I o iitily i
K ra h m e r. A re p o rt on th e recent
M r and M rs . Roy L a F o lle tte and
teacher.
III N o v i lllh e r , 1936, I e x p e rt to Vote
co n v e n tio n h e ld in Y a k im a was B la n c h e F ine g a n re tu rn e d T h u r s ­ fa m ily m ove d last w eek to W h e a t- c h u rc h at V e rb o o rt S u n d a y a fte r ­
fo llo w s
M e e tin g F rid a y
read by A lb e r t K ra h m e r, th e c o n ­ d a y fro m a fiv e w e e ks' v a c a tio n land, w h e re he has e m p lo y m e n t. noon w it h Rev. F a th e r M Jonas
I'rr.id.iit
Senator
Pisi. I o n u r e - - i n lo i
L a u re l e xte nsion u n it o f hom e
g re g a tio n ’s delegate, w h o a tte nd e d t r ip . T h e y sp e n t a fe w days in M r. and M rs W illia m B e d o rth a and o ffic ia tin g . She is s u rv iv e d b y h e r
ic o iio im c . » i l l me I al 11130 a in
R oosevelt
I
I M ahoney
A L o . th e new’ te a che r o f the L u t h ­ V ic to ria and V a n c o u v e r. B. C., and M a rle n e J o y have m oved in to th e fa th e r. E d w a rd B ernards, one b ro th ­
I I
K ir k p a t r ic k
I I
T h e b a b y's
F rid a y at th e c o m m u n ity h a ll T he
eran .school E d w in K ie k h a e fe r. o f scenic places o f B r itis h C o lu m b ia ; house fo r m e r ly o ccupied by th e e r and th re e sisters
Luodon
I I M c N a ry
I I
M o tt
m o th e r d ie d A u g u s t 30.
m o rn in g w ill h r d e vo te d to m a k in g
Waco. N< b . w its w e lco m ed and gave th e n re tu rn e d to th e states and L a F o llc tte s .
T ho m a s
I
I
Sot lali.st
I I
SociaJi.st
I I
a s h o rt address, R e fre sh m e n ts w ere v is ite d scenic places in O regon,
plans fo r th e y e a rly p ro g ra m a m i
-Mr. and M rs. H a ro ld F ine g a n o f
N e ig h b o rh o o d new s fro m 30 A r ­
1 .em ke
I I S t r c if f
I J U n io n
I I
served by th e ladies u n d e r th e W a s h in g to n , Idaho, M o n ta n a , W y ­ C otta ge G ro v e sp e n t a fe w days
a business m ee tin g w ith a pla n n ed
gus co rre s p o n d e n ts i n
d iffe r e n t
U ta h . A m o n g places
s u p e rv is io n o f
lu n c h at noon Itlauelu* E ie k w o rtti.
Iti o w d e r
M esdam es
O scar o m in g and
I
I C onnnuni.st
I I
C o m m u n is t
I I
v is ite d w e re G re a t T eto n ,
G la - w ith M r. F in e g a n 's parents. M r. sections o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a p ­
hom e d e m o n s tia tio n agi nt, w ill d is ­
P
fa
h
l,
Jo
h
n
S
ta
rk
and
R
u
d
o
lf
M
e
y
-
and
M
rs
Jam
es
F
inegan
H
a
ro
ld
.
C o lv in
I I P ro h ib itio n t I I
P r o h ib itio n ’t
I I
p e a r in th e A rg u s each w e e k .
< t r N a tio n a l p a rk . Y n llo w s to n e
! er.
e lli s " T a k in g
In v e n to ry o f O u r ­
S m ith -H u g h e s in s tru c to r a t th e C o t­ L e a rn w h a t y o u r frie n d s a re d o - j
O th e rs
I
I O th e r»
I I
O th e rs
I J
s e lv e s ' in th e a fte rn o o n . E ve ryo n e
I.e o n ita V o e lk e r and L e s te r M u h ly N a tio n a l p a rk and S a lt L a k e C ity , tage G ro v e h ig h school, a cco m p a n ­
In s tru c tio n s to voters: M a rk an X in th e . pace*
Is in v ite d
e n tere d C o n c o rd ia co lle g e in P o r t­ as w e ll a m a n y o th e r in te re s tin g ied a ju d g in g team to th e W ash­ in g fo r less th a n th re e cents a
w eek.
tl 1
places. W h ile in Idaho. M rs. B e h r­
fo r th e m an fo r w h o m you e xp e ct to vo te fo r P re sid e n t
land S e p te m b e r 8
O pening Hue
in g to n c o u n ty fa ir.
M rs Jo h n Jepson had h e r to n ­ m an and M iss F ine g a n c a lle d at the
L a u re l school, d is tr ic t 3. w ill b e ­
and fo r c a n d id a te yo u w ill vo te fo r in th e o th e r o ffic
M rs. L o u is e B la c k le ft T h u rs d a y
g in
M on d a y
w ith
M rs
H u rry
sils re m o ve d in F ore st G ro v e T u e s ­ Rev. I.e R o y W a lk e r hom e in B u r ­ fo r San F ra n c is c o to spend th e
ley. Rev. W a lk e r
was fo rm e rly
day.
S e llin i It/e i as teacher. T h e school
w in te r. She a ccom panied h e r son, j
I p a s to r o f th e H ills b o r o and C o r ­
hon e IS be in g w ire d th is w eek fo r
-------- ----------------
C h a rle s B la c k , and h e r g ra n d d a u g h - 1
T o M a k e H om e H ere
n
e
liu
s
M
.
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churches.
e le c tr ic ity and
w ill h e p u ln te d I
T lie H o w e siste rs and th e ir m o th ­
T h e F e rn H ill L a d ie s ' c lu b m et te r. M iss B e tty Lee H in e rm a n . o f 1
la te r A new fla g p o le was raised !
e r , M rs C am p, fro m P la n k in to n . a t th e hi,m e o f H e rm a n A lle n o f S a n F ra n c is c o , w h o sp e n t a fe w
and a g e n era l c le a n -u p m ade hist wa.s ,i w eek end guest o f M iss Iren e
days v is it in g here.
S D have been guests o f th e C a rl G a sto n W ednesday fo r
a house-
Steven-. M ih . n M e tz w e n t to N o rth
m an com es in to th is w o r ld w it h
F i id a y
M r. a nd M rs. C h a rle s L a th a n o f
S e h ild h a u e r
fa m ily .
They
have 1 w a rm in g and m e e tin g . M r. A lle n
B
end
M
o
n
d
a
y
to
com
m
ence
te
a
c
h
­
n o th in g on h im , b u t he c a n 't liv e
Mi
A lic e L o n g a m i d a u g h te r
days last
purchased a s m a ll place near H a zel- ju s t c o m p le te d a n e w house to P a rk d a le sp e n t a fe w
in
g
school
Tuesday.
Muss
S
tevens
v e ry lo n g in th is to w n b e fo re e v ­
R oberta E a rl Sw anson o f P o r t ­
d a le w h e re th e y w ill m a k e th e ir re p la c e th e one d e s tro y e d by fir e w e e k w it h frie n d s here. T he L a th -
e ry o n e has S O M E T H IN G O N H IM :
la n d and M r s M a rjo rie V ic k e rs o f w ill be g in te a c h in g at O sw ego n e x t
a
rs
a
re
fo
rm
e
r
residents.
hom
e
in
ttie
fu
tu
re
M
rs.
C
am
p
is
<Hy Girl 8<w>ut Troop No. 611
la s t w in te r. Seventeen F e rn H ill
He g ro w s up, m a rrie s one o f h is
C h e h a lis . W .i.li.
w ere w e e k-e n d M on d a y.
M rs A . M cP h e rso n acco m p a n ie d |
C E D A R M il. I . M r and M rs C no w 85 ye a rs o ld and wa. a p io n e e r | la d ic s e n i Oyed th e d a y and p o t h e r cousins. M r. and M rs. W T
sch o o l-d a y s w e e th ea rts, and b e fo re
and L a b o r day guests at th e R ic h ­
in
th
a
t
p
a
rt
o
f
S
o
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th
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a
ko
ta
fro
m
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|<
d
j
n
n
e
r
II W est a re b u ild in g a n e w hom e
lo n g he is to ssin g on sleepless beds
a rd W h ittle home
Holm es, o f O a k la n d . C al . to G rass i
w h ic h th e y came
‘ Mr
d M
C. Reirh of North
on th e .same site as th e ir o ld home,
a t n ig h t w o n d e rin g w h e re th e n e x t
Si v e il o f tin- e ig h t n u ll,
h i (he
V a lle y fo r a fe w days last w e e k to
T h e M ik e N e u m a n n fa m ily and
D
akota
have
m
oved
into
the
H.
a lim o n y p a y m e n t is c o m in g fro m .
rs
f
i ’ * (
1 ■'
'
R. Flat le y and L e o n ite V o e lk e r w itnessed th e c o n ­
.1 W M a llo y house have been le
v is it re la tiv e s .
T im m eks hom e.
d a iig h ’ e r M a r jo r ie
Jean o f I.".. fir m a tio n o f H ild a V o e lk e r in the
In ste a d o f to ssin g on sleepless beds,
rf'n tlv is p a p i-i. I and | an ted am i
L o is
H o rto n
le ft S u n d a y
fo r
L
a
d
ie
s
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id
o
f
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,.,
C
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l.
a
re
v
is
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g
w
ith
th
e
he s h o u ld be ta k in g a m o o n lig h t
trie o u tsid e o f till- house Is HOW'
L u th e ra n c h u rc h in F ore st G ro v e c h u rc h m et F rid a y at th e hom e o f P o rtla n d to a tte n d school.
<Ry Mr« r . l , ('mJ
W
I
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e
in
ric
h
's
s
fa
m
ily
on
a
tw
o
sp
in in one o f o u r good used cars.
b e in g p a in te d T he ro o f Is b la ck
last S u n d a y.
K IN T O N
B ib le stu d y and p ra y e r w eeks' va ca tio n
M
rs
.
W
illia
m
H
a
m
e
lm
a
n
Sr.,
w
ith
and th e w a lls iv o r y w h ite
Io w a H ill school opened S e p te m ­ M rs . P h il Lesser as hostess.
m e e tin g w 111 In* held at th e c h u rc h
These Will Spin Right Along
O n A u g u s t 28. P a lsy Heinrich
Amo
W a tk in s has in s ta lle d a th is F rid a y e ve n in g at 8 o’clo ck
b e r 7 w ith an e n ro llm e n t o f 18
C elebrate B irth days
e n te rta in e d h e r m o th e r. M rs W I
Hew m ilk in g m achine, w h ic h s a v i , The le a d e r w ill he M i
Down
E liz a b e th H e in ric h , w ith a b irth d a y d in n e r p u p ils.
M iss M y ra W e id e w its c h , B u d d y
'B y L a V e lle Ja ckso n )
Im u tw o h o u r* o f tirm • d a ily .
Payment
E lm e r G u rs k e , R ic h a rd H e rd le in P ric e .
W rig h t A ll are in v ite d
C lifto n O p p e n la n d e r
and
Present w e re M rs G eorge C ote and
Mi
<•¡III Hi t tth a u c i r and baby
M
rs
G
e
o
rg
e
B
ro
w
n
and
c
h
ild
re
n
and M Iv in Schoen re tu rn e d S ep­
1934 P ly m o u th
Second q u a rte r ly co n fe re n ce o f
d u iig h ti-i o f H ills b o io »pent last • the E v a n g e lic a l ch u rch e s in th is d a u g h te rs V ir g in ia and Joan. M r te m b e r
M a x in e , M y r t le and M a jg ia rd of
5
fro m
In dependence,
R u m b le Seat C oupe
and M rs. Stephens. L o u is e H e in ­
W ic k .it th e home o f h e r parents. d is tr ic t wa
R
edm
ond
w
e
re
S
u
n
d
a
y
guests
o
f
w
h
e
re
th
e
y
had
been
p
ic
k
in
g
hops
h e ld at th e M o u n ta in ric h » and W. I H e in ric h .
Mi
.m il M l • A d o lf
1933
P ly m o u th
M
r.
and
M
rs.
D
a
y
to
n
M
ays.
H u ts ih m a n
H om e c h u rc h last Thur.s< Jay c o ­
Schools R enovated
L o is and A n n e tte C ote have been
w h ile th e y
w e re at H rc itc n b u s h llin g .
M iss B e rn ic e M e y e r re tu rn e d to
Sedan ............................
W o rk on th e B lo o m in g and L u t h ­
v
is
itin
g
th
e
ir
g
ra
n
d
m
o
th
e
r.
M
rs
s p rin g T h e y re tu rn e d hom e S a tu r '
P o rtla n d F r id a y to resum e
her
Mi
u n i M i -. ( ' V .m d c rm o s t and H u rt, at S u b lim ity fo r tw o week; e ra n schools has been c o m p le te d
1930 F o rd C oach
du>
w o rk a nd a tte n d th e G ir ls ' P o ly ­
(BvM— J A MrCntl
Mi
M e lv in
V u n d c rm o x t,
w ho
M o d e l A ....................
M r. and M rs. C a lv in K a tte rm a n T he in te r io r a nd e x te rio r o f th e
S la v ic ,a nd !S’ oi it?c Sir • d h o f B eth
K A N S A S C IT Y - Kansas C it y te c h n ic school, w h ic h sta rte d T u e s ­
K|M.'llt la.st w e e k on a m o to r t r ip and
B
lo
o
m
in
g
school
was
p
a
in
te
d
and
fa m ily . D ic k , D o n n is, Rose
any w. i <■ Kin NtN Of J. an W a tk im
M iss M e y e r w ill g ra d u a te in
1929 D odge
1» I ilif o r n ia a nd w a y places, rc - D e lo ris. and H e r l-n e a re m o v in g p a rt
o f th e b u ild in g re s h in g le d school w ill begin M o n d a y S e p te m ­ J day.
a n u a ry .
fro m Wc d u day u n til S u n d a y.
S ch o o l B u s .................
till II d hom e la.st T h u rs d a y . M e lv in
T h e in te r io r o f th e L u th e ra n school b e r 14. w ith M rs. W ils o n o f L a
A il.in d W h itm * t«* i in P o rtla n d V a n d e rm u a t, w h o has been e m p lo y ­ o n to th e place w h ic h was fo rm e rly was p a in ted .
M rs. E. M e y e r and M t. and M rs
G ra n d e as teacher.
1935 D o dge T r u c k
L.
C ole re tu rn e d
S u n d a y fro m
u n d e r m e d ic a l tre a tm e n t fo r i n ­ ed d u rin g th e past fe w m o n th s in o w n e d bv W illis B arnes M r. a n il | M r. and M r- C u llin g s and th e ir
A d d s to House
1 % -to n ...........................
M rs B arnes h ave b in it a n e w hom e
fe c tio n in h i. ja w fo llo w in g e x ­ C u h fro n in . re tu rn e d w ith them
J
A M cC oy has c o m p le te d a D e L a ke , a fte r v a c a tio n in g th e re fo r I
(la u g h te rs fro m
S co tla n d . S. I ) ,
' on th is place.
fiv e days.
tra c tio n o f a to o th He is im p r o v ­
n
e
w
a
d
d
itio
n
to
h
is
house
th
is
Mi
and M rs A W
M ills and
M r and M rs. F R F la tle y and d ro v e to C o rn e liu s to a tte n d th e w eek.
in g at th is w r itin g
L e s te r B id w e ll and his fa th e r.
sons Dale, H a ro ld . Jam es and A l-
w e d d in g o f th e ir d a u g h te r Hazel
D e tro it are
M i and M r* H e rm a n W h itm o re fre d M ills o f T illa m o o k , sp e n t th e M a r jo r ie Jean. M rs L o u is e H e in ­
M r and M rs John B o c k e r. w h o G eorge B id w e ll. o f
Drive with Care!
T h e y a rr iv e d at th e G eorge S im a n -
ric
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accom panied h e r parents. M r and
w e e k-e n d w it h M r. and M rs. R o b ­ and V ir g in ia Lee. and M r and M rs te l hom e S. p te m b e r 5 and le ft h a ve been sp e n d in g a fe w days a t s p e n d in g th e w e e k w it h M r. a nd I
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th e L o u is S tro h m a y e r home, re -
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W I H e in ric h a nd d a u g h te r Patsy
S e a ttle S a tu rd a y
to v is it
Mr?
M r. a n d
M rs .
J u le s
Lan gu e . 1 D on’t be responsible fo r the
tu rn e d to t h e ir hom e in P o rtla n d
L a d ie s’ A id s o c ie ty
m et w ith sp e n t
OFFICIAL BALLOTS
L a b o r day
w e e k -e n d
in re la tiv e s and frie n d s at o th e r p o in ts M o n d a y e ve n in g .
W h itm o re ., a u n t u n til M o n d a y.
E le a n o r L a n g u e and Iv a n W h ite in ju ry or d e a th of one of
b a -k e t lu n c h at noon at th e c h u rc h S e a ttle w ith re la tiv e s and frie n d s. |o n th e t r ip hom e.
S u n d a y school p ic n ic on L a b o r la-1 T h u rs d a y . N e x t m e e tin g w ill
sp
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a
nd
M
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at
the
Kansas C ity F a rm e rs ’ u n io n h e ld
these youngsters.
M r and M rs P h ilip M ead have i Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests nt
coast.
day at "T h e R if f le . " n e a r K m to n
be w it h M rs G la d y s A te n , O c to ­ m oved t o M r - L o u ise A rc h e n b e a u ’s th e A r n o ld G nos hom e were e M e lv in | ’ m ^ in K a‘ B a " k s in th e R o y a l
tjfr,” • ojov« <| |»v a numb» i of fo lk
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Rogers and H a r ry Boge
house at th e M ill pond.
ir»m i th is school
I M r and M rs. L o u is V a n d c rz a n - c h ild re n and M r. and M rs. J a c k
MAJOR BOWES
P a u lin e and E a rl W ilso n , o f near
M r and M rs Jam es W a lte rs and la n d , M r. a nd M rs E lm e r Boge. ! d en and tw o lit t le c h ild re n spent N a th a n o f P o rtla n d spent th e w e e k ­
T he Misses M ild re d H ill and C ora H a n k . sjM-nt the past
Two Handy Location«
I r w in and E v e ly n , and F ra n k Boge
w Ith fa m ily
w
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spent
last
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at
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e
C h ritftensen. nurses fro m D e n ve r. t h e ir
end w ith M rs. M in n ie B la k e .
M r. and M rs. G us M o e lle r have (he w e e k -e n d a t C a n n o n Beach.
g ra n d p a ri nt
Mi
and M i
beaches in O regon and W a sh in g to n .
M rs. J o h n G fe lle r and h e r tw o
C’ c lo
a rc guests o f M rs R ic h a rd W a n
M rs. W a rn e r C ro p p e n te rta in e d
11 W ils o n
m oved in to th e L u th e ra n teacher',
M
r
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ss
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lin
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.
W h ittle fo r a fe w days T h e y are
th e H a rm o n y c lu b W ednesday a f t ­ nieces. A lm a a nd M a rie S eem atter.
W oman Injured
P h o n e 501
ite d M r and M rs G eorge C ote and hom e in B lo o m in g .
at
o
f
M a ry s v ille . K an., le ft S u n d a y fo r
v a c a tio n in g w ith a to u r th ro u g h
e rnoon.
M r;
L o v in a W c d e k in g and son fa m ily a fte r to u rin g a la rg e p a rt o f
F a m ily to M ove
C a lifo r n ia
and w ill r e tu r n
via ■I lllill
M r. and M rs. Ira B ro w n r e tu r n - Tacom a to v is it M r. and M rs.’ Joe
W e d e km g had a n a rro w e- th e U n ite d S tat s. M r. A s s e lin and
M r and M rs. H e n ry V o e lk e r and ( d to t h e ir hom e last w e e k a fte r O v e rh llly .
G la c ie r N a tio n a l p a rk M is H ill is
eape fro m se rio u s in ju r y la st E n ­ M r. C o te a re cousins.
fa m ily a rc m o v in g th is w e e k near I s p e n d in g 10 days at N e s k o w in .
G le n
S a n fo rd
re tu rn e d
hom e |
a sch o o lm a te o f M rs W h ittle .
day i n . ir A lo h a , w h e re th e y w ir e
R
ig
'k C re e k w h e re th e y have p u r ­ ' M r. and M rs. C h a rlie M o c ro ft o f M o n d a y a fte r s p e n d in g a w e e k w it h
C o rn e r T h ir d a nd B a s e lin e
B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d
U in O ver Ituxton
Hillsboro, Oregon
ru n in to by a n o th e r ear. d a m a g ­
chased
some
acreage.
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T he L a u re l S ch o lls F a rm e rs ’ Un
A. H. Busch, Prop.
M c M in n v ille spent T ue sd a y a t th e M r. and M rs. A r t h u r D a v is o f W is h ­ Phone 391
in
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ram , Wash.
io n
baseball team
p la ye d th re e i
iia k e n lip b a d ly and M rs W ede- a fte rn o o n in h o n o r o f h is e ig h th V o e lk e r fa rm , w h ic h th e y w ill o p ­ Z e lb e rt B a k e r and J. A . M cC o y
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
S a n d fo rd W ill sp e n t th e w e e k -
games at th e fa ir, lo s in g th e fir s t
homes.
k in g re e e iv id a il in ju r y to one o f b irth d a y P i t sent w e re V ir g in ia and e ra te in th e fu tu re .
to V c i ho o rt by a scon» o f (i to 11.
M r. and M rs. L o u is S tro h m a v e r
h e r kin-ex. but is g e ttin g a lo n g Joan Cote. Patsy H e in ric h . C h a rle s
E n ro llm e n t « liv e n
th e second, w ith H ills b o ro , was lost
and th e ir guests. M r. and M rs. J o h n
and L lo y d H ir k r t h e ir . June. M e r-
T h e B lo o m in g school opened S ep­ B o c k e r. w e re d in n e r guests M o n ­
in ten in n in g s f> to tl, and th e th ir d i v e ry w e ll at th is w r itin g .
T h e c o o k in g
school
h e ld last v ille and B o b b y M ead. E a rl and te m b e r 8 w ith an e n ro llm e n t o f 11
w ith B u x to n , was won in 13 i n ­
W edtn sday a t th e hom e o f M r and E sth e r R ussell. B e tty W u th n c h . L o t ­ c h ild re n . T h e L u th e ra n school be ­ day e v e n in g o f M r. and M rs. W il­
n in g s w ith a score o f 5 to 4. T h is
M rs
F red A n ic k e r was w e ll a t ­ tie B a y le r. J o h n n y H a d le y , D e lin a gan th e same d a y w ith 25 p u p ils . lia m V a n L o o o f G ales C re ek.
game was a p itc h in g d u e l b e tw e en j
B la in e A lb r e tc h o f P o rtla n d was
tended. and th e d e m o n s tra tio n was S a tc h e ll,
M rs.
P h il
M ead
and
D ie r ic k x
and M eye rs w ith good i
a guest la st w e e k o f M r. a nd M rs.
e
n
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.
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te
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P
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llis
,
Jam
es
and
B
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r
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S a y y o u saw i t in th e A rg u s .
s u p p o rt on bo th .sides, th e w in n in g I
Z e lb e rt B a k e r.
B irth d a y s C r l r l i r a t n l
bara W a lte rs, and th e guest o f
scon* be in g m ade on a h it by i
.la ck A te n , son o f M r and M i
honor.
B ro w n in th e last o f th e 1.3th in ­
H a ro ld A te n , and P a tric ia W rig h t,
C e d a r M ill school
w i l l b e g in
n in g
H o p p ic k in g was fin is h e d a t the d a u g h te r o f M r and M rs E v e re tt M on d a y w ith M iss Rogcne S w an
M rs
M a r jo r ie W h itle y
as 1
D e w e y M e rc e r y a rd the fir s t o f th is W rig h t, o b se rve d t h e ir t h ir d b ir t h ­ and
w eek T h e hops, w h ic h seemed to day last M o n d a y a fte rn o o n at th e teachers. S e v e ra l o f th e stu d en ts
A w h o a tte n d e d th is school w i l l a t­
he e n tire ly ru in e d e a rlie r in th e hom e o f M r and M rs. A te n .
th e n e w school
at B onny
season, m a tu re d enough to m ake n u m b e r o f th e y o u n g fo lk w e re te n d
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nt
and
e
n
jo
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d
th
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lu
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n Slope, w h ic h is o p e n in g th e same
/
day.
p
re
p
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d
by
th
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ir
p
a
re
n
ts
N
u
m
­
y ie ld was lig h t
E lm e r S te a rns o f A n ch o rag e , A l ­
M rs W. N 11.it h o rn o f H ills b o ro erous b irth d a y g ifts w e re re ce ive d
aska. is sp e n d in g a fe w w eeks w ith
v is ite d h e r parents. M r. and M rs h j Ja ck and P a tric ia .
C h a ri s W a lte rs. C h a rle s W a lte rs
E. C M u llo y , fro m S a tu rd a y u n til
and E lm e r S te a rns w o rk e d to g e th e r
T uesday
fo r a c o u p le o f ye a rs in A la s k a
M r and M r A lt) i t S c h m id t and
son F ra n k o f T u a la tin w e re L a b o r
S ch o o l com m ences S e p te m b e r 14 S te a rns is r e tu r n in g in th e s p rin g
d a y guests at th e A d o lp h S c lu n id l w ith Miss H e le n A s b a lir o f H ills ­ to h is b a rb e r shop in A la ska .
hom e F ra n k . w h o is in th e COC b o ro as te a che r
R u b b e r stam ps and o ffic e s u p ­
at Z ig Zag. was e n jo y in g a th re e -
D o ro th y G a rd n e r re tu rn e d th is
lí
day v a c a tio n w ith his p a re n ts
w eek fro m SI Helen. . w h e re she plies. H ills b o ro A rg u s.
P ru n e h a rve st is u n d e r w a y th is spent a few w eeks w ith h e r aun t.
w eek in tin s v ic in ity . T he f r u it o f
M i and M rs D e lb e rt W o o d b u ry
w m ir o rc h a rd s w ill he h arvested and M r. and M rs A
F lo w e rs o f
fo r th e c a n n e ry w h ile o th e rs w ill P o ri land w e re w e e k-e n d guests at
lie d rie d T h e L. A W h ittle c o m ­ I lie hom e o f M r. and M i s. O lio
pany w ill s ta rt th e ir e le c tric d ry e r H u n g e r.
th e last o f th e week.
M iss M i l d i i d Meiz. o f P o rtla n d
Q u a lity jo b p r in t in g A rg u s.
M onday O pening D ate for
Schools; Set M eeting
T o he co u n te d th is b a llo t m a t lie re tu rn e d Io th e o ffic e
of th is n e w sp a p e r not la te r th a n S e p te m b e r 17. T h e re s u lt« o f
th is p o ll w ill he p u b lis h 'd in th e i .sue o f S e p te m b e r 24.
B loom ing
Lutheran» Cele-
End of Debt
SC H O O L S
are now open
Wests Build New
Home Cedar Mills
To Make a Long
Tale Short
fíl
Church Meeting
Set tor rndav
N orth Plains
’200
130
’90
125
250
School at Kansas
City Will Begin
M OTORISTS!
Ask for
D o d g e - P ly m o u th
BUSCH’S
Service Garage
A m a te u r H ou r
Super Service
Station
Cady Motor Co.
NOW
W e sell.
‘Caterpillar’
Orchardalc
Track Type
TAP
DANCING
T a u g h t in all form s by
Ed Cheney
D ancing S ta r of m any
Show s
W ASHER
B U IL T
L IK E
AN A U TO
FOR LONG
LIFE &
LOWEST
R U N N IN G
COST
Ed W ynn’s
“Laugh Parade’’
Fanchon Marco
Paramount
K. K . O .
G ood B reeding Pays
in Full M ilk Pails
* Dairy cows of the Pacific N orthw est produced an
av erag e of 20 pounds of milk per cow per day last
year. This is nearly I pounds above th e national a v e r­
age and ju st tw ice th e av erag e production in A rk a n ­
sas, w here cows yield only 10 pounds per day.*
' Good b ree d in g again proves its value on a dollars
ami cents basis! Some of the Pacific N o rth w est's fin ­
est cows produce as m uch as 90 pounds of milk daily.
’ L eading influent e for b e tte r livestock in tlie Pacific
N orthw est is the Pacific In te rn atio n a l Livestock Ex­
position, w hich holds its 26th a n n u al show ing in P o rt­
land O ctober 3-10 this y ear. See a risto c rats of the
dairy w orld and learn p ro fitab le proiluction m ethods
there.
• A trip to the Pacific In te rn atio n a l is an educational
and e n te rta in m e n t tre a t for every m em ber of the
fam ily. A cres of fascin atin g exhibits, th rillin g Rodeo
and Ilorsg> Show . Plan to a tte n d . This hank hails the
exposition as a g reat fa c to r in im proving the im por­
tant livestock industry,
•V . 8.
K orm cr te a c h e r of
ELEANOR PO W E LL
D ep artm en t of
A griculture.
Commercial National Bank
"The Largest Independent Bank in Washington C o u n ty ”
Kc-openiiiR on
H ills b o ro
. . . .
“ C a te rp illa r” tra c k -ty p e tra c to rs need no in­
tro d u c tio n in th is te rrito ry . . . they have
served our farm e rs for y e a rs, an d w ith in ­
creasingly sa tisfa c to ry results.
an d
John D eere
This y e a r more th an ever before th e tre n d has
het n tow ard “ C a te rp illa r” T ra cto rs . . . be­
cause of th e ir sure tractio n and u n e q u a lled op­
e ra tin g econom y.
T r a cto r s an d
Im p le m e n ts.
O regon
H enceforth, this is “ C a te rp illa r” h e a d q u a rte rs .
May we serve you?
IVcil, Sept. 16, at
Selfridge Furniture Co.
llillshnrn
We are proud indeed of o u r a p p o in tm e n t
by C a te rp illa r T ra c to r C om pany as A g ricu l­
tu ra l D ealer fo r W ashington County.
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ( t i l t roRATION
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Phone 21 X
Tractors
Legion Hall
1.76 S. Third Ave.
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V - —
L i l l i n ■ j o
Third and Main
m S T A U t.-
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Lester Ireland & Co.
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Telephone 2411