P age Six
H IL L S B O R O
A R G V S , H IL L S D O R O ,
OR E G O N
the G eorge C onklin fam ily of E sta­
cada Sunday
l'liey took Jim m ie
C onklin hom e
F rank Y andcrzanden re tu rn e d to
his w ork Sunday at the Tide W ater
T im ber com pany of A storia He had
-H f M ”
F L H ro w n »
ity, visited w ith th e guests at th e been home for about tw o m onths,
LAUREL — The L aurel - Scholls
ulloy home T hey recalled many recovering from an operation.
Spelling Roll Given; O. A. unit of the F arm ers' U nion w ill M
Russell Hickey is in H illsboro v is­ Mr». Larsrn Honored on Her
in c.d en ts of school life and esp e ­
meet at th e com m unity hall T h u rs­ cially rem em bered th e long w alk iting w ith lus fath er for aw hile
P. Meeting Tonight
day ito n ig h t'. C andidates for th e to school thro u g h th e m ud m ost j Mr and Mrs Louis S tr o h m a y e r1 Birthday; School Has 20
, coming election will be speakers. of th e school year. Mrs. Jam es atten d ed a party m P o rtlan d Wed- j
I H r M r*
M eyem l
(Mis* Catherine lL'g««l
Mrs. G u en th er P resident
A dam s i M innie C am pbell, but not ' nesday evening
BUXTON—Pupils w ith perfect
Mrs Ernest G u en th er w as elect- a re la tiv e ' and Mrs. R obert R obert-!
FAKMINGTON \ s w ing clus>
atten d an ce records for th e first , ed president of the L au rel unit of son 'J e n n ie P a tte rso n ' both of!
WPA project. has been sta rte d
m onth of school w ere Raym ond H eme Economics extension service F arm in g to n are fo rm er schoolm ates. |
u n d er the direction of O B K raus
Scofield. E leanor Powell. Bobbv at th e m onthly m eeting held in This is the first visit th e guests
A group of 10 ladies hope to cn-
Watson. Joe Lazott. K eith Wolff, the com m unity hall F riday. Mrs. have m ade here and m any old ,
je> m eetings of the class on M on­
W auneta Cearley. Jim m y and Marie F. I.. Brow n was elected vice- lan d m ark s had d isap p eared They :
day afternoon in the W om en’s
Rinck. R ichard and Jo h n Lazott. president: Miss Thelm a Mulloy. sec­ specially missed the tim ber. To
BLOOMING
Mrs John K am na club room s at the F arm ington
L ester Moen and A rth u r Sim onton. re ta ry -tre a su re r: Mrs. Leon Davis, visit w ith Mrs M illie Cam pbell, addressed th e Blooming 4-H sew ing school house. .Mrs. B ecker is the
H arold, N orm an and A lpha Mae recreatio n al director, and Mrs W. th e ir form er n earest neighbor, w as ; d u b last week on th e pioneer ad- teacher,
Peterson. D orothy Sim onton, Bobbv L. Stevens, lib rarian
v entures of "T abitha Brow n "
Mrs. Leon th e m ain object of th e ir trip.
B eulah S hields of Topeka.
Rinck. M arjorie LaZott. Velma Davis is th e retirin g president Miss
Mr. and Mrs P hilip M ohr and K a Miss
Mr
and
Mrs
A
m
brose
Johnson
n . and Miss S m ith of P ortland
R etherford and B etty Lane.
B lanche E ickw orth, hom e d em o n ­ of Nampa. Idaho, w ere o vernight R ichard re tu rn e d O ctober 3 from v isitt'd at tile E dgar Kehse home
stratio n agent, talk ed on foods ond guests ef Mr. and Mrs R ichard a trip to th e ir form er hom e in S aturday of last week
Program Given
The school has a sh o rt au d ito riu m n u tritio n and m enu planning. She W hittle
T he v isito rs and th e ir C anada.
Mr. ami Mis R ussell Bowes and
Born, to Mrs H enry Schulenberg.
program each F riday. Last Fri also gave a rep o rt on th e four-day tw o sons a re ex h ib itin g Poland
day's program consisted of several canlP vacation held for w om en last C hina hogs at th e In tern atio n al at Jones hospital. Hillsboro, S ep ­ son D avid of Cum rose. A lta . Can .
¡spent tile week end w ith Mr and
tem ber 30. a son.
songs, readings, etc., and a playlet. A ugust at Lost L ake p ark n ear stock show
Mr
Jo h n S teele enrolled in t h e M r s E R ehse and family
"The Fishing P arty." by Raym ond C edar Mills. Mrs. W. H. McNay
Mr. and M r s C n s Zinsli of B o r­
Scofield. Bobby Watson. LeRoy and Mrs. Lee Brow n w e r e ap p o in t­ ing v isited h er b ro th er. A dolph L u th eran catechism class last week Bowes rep o rts conditions a te on
Rev E. W H inrichs preached [tlie m end in that p art of th e d o ­
ed to atten d a p roject leaders' S chm idt. S unday Mrs. Zinsli lived
W hiteside and L ester Moen.
the m orning serm on at th e Mission m inion.
school in H illsboro O ctober 15 A h ere as a girl.
On Spelling Roll
F arm ington school is a busy
T h e F rien d ly C o rn er class of the F estival celebrated by the L u th e r­ place w ith an enrollm ent of 20
The children have all joined the planned d in n er u n d er th e su p e r­
an church at Forest G rove last
O regon Book League and have vision of M esdames Stevens. F el­ S unday school w ill hold its re g ­ Sunday
pupils. 8 beginners In the first
read th e ir S eptem ber books. Pupils ton and R utschm an w as enjoyed at u la r business and social m eeting at
T he Emil Brandavv children are g rade are H arold Hoffm an. "M ick­
in the spelling honor roll the past noon. T h irty -fo u r ladies w ere p res­ th e R aleigh W hitm ore hom e F ri­
ey"
Robinson. F reem an Rowe, J r ,
day evening All in terested are in ­ confined to th e ir hom e through F red d ie
w eek a re G eraldine Lynch, second ent at th e m eeting.
Hagen.
M argaret
ami
A
ttend
C
ooking
School
K
enneth
having
contracted
w
hoop­
vited.
grade, and B etty Stow ell, eighth
M aurine P utnam . K athleen Klein
F o rty women w ere in atten d an ce
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Mulloy. Mrs ing cough.
grade.
at th e cooking school held by the S idney Johnson. Miss T helm a M ul­
R ichard M ohr entered the first and Isabelle M uijlle. T he school has
O bserve Booster Night
grade in th e L u th eran school M on­ a rh y th m band "in the m a k in g "
G range booster night was o b ­ P E P com pany in th e com m unity loy and G ilm an W ight visited Mrs. day.
L ittle P eter Klein. J r . who has
served S eptem ber 30 by G reen hall F rid ay afternoon. The T h u rs­ W innie Mulloy at H ubbard S unday
M em bers of th e Young P eo p les been ill w ith pneum onia, is r e ­
M ountain G range at th e hall bv a day night show given by th e com ­
covering
society decided Friday night to
short program The program con­ pany w as atten d ed by about 80
L oren Relise re tu rn e d last M on­
sponsor a H allow e'en p arty and
sisted of g u ita r selections and persons. T he scenic and historical
day from a h u n tin g tr ip in east-
chose
as
the
com
m
ittee
in
charge
film
"O
regon"
w
as
g
reatly
a
p
p
re
­
o th er m usical num bers and a short ciated.
of arran g em en ts
M elvin Moyer.
play, "E verything Comes to H er I Mrs. E.
O scar M uhly and Miss M ildred
L S w ish er
'M a u d
Who W aits." A ddresses w ere given C am pbell) and
DR. R. J. NICOL
business
h er sister. Mrs. W
by Mrs. Ray R oberts. M aster John
EIRDA LE - IOW A H ILL— N ext Meyer. Follow ing t h e
Filley 'S te lla C am p b ell'
o f m eetin g of the H ill an d Dale club m eeting the group rehearsed th eir
B row n and L. L. C raw ford Fancy-
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
w ork, quilted quilts and vegetables P o rtlan d visited at th e J. W. M ullov w ill be held W ednesday at the play "T he W hole Tow n's B roke."
Rev. O. J. W endling of Forest
hom e F riday. The ladies lived east hom e of Mrs. E lm er Boge.
w ere on exhibit.
Veterinarian»
Mrs. Alec L ukas of P o rtlan d v is­ G rove preached the serm on at the
H. E. C. com m ittee of th e grange of th e C am pbell b rid g e in th e n in e ­
local
church
S
unday
m
orning.
ties
and
atten
d
ed
school
at
L
aurel.
T
elephone
643 and 642
m et O ctober 1 at th e h all w ith a
ited friends h ere W ednesday. S he . «
.
.
,
A w
idow
ed sister from n e a r
F L. B row n th e only fo rm er school­ says L ester, w ho has been going C»A
u ld
o '?'ccl
pot luck dinner.
is ill w ith ap-
haS C»mC ° llve a t th e
A boy w as born to Mr. and Mrs. m ate left in this im m ed iate v icin ­ to H - illsboro high,
p M ike N eum ann home.
Louis K elly S eptem ber 26.
pendieitis and - m ust u ndergo an
Ed
M
aurer
w as ill w ith th e flu ■
operation.
O. A. P. to M eet
Mrs M argaret W atnee. w ho was last week
B uxton Tow nsend club w ill m e e t.
O ste o p a th ic
F arm ers' U nion w ill hold a bu si­
tonight 'T h u rsd ay ) fo r business
< B r M r» . B ir d M e G o rm fe ln
in St. V incent's hosp ital in P o rt­
Physician an d burgeon
ness
m
eeting
in
the
school
house
m eeting.
'
! CHEHALEM M OUNTAIN — M r land w ith a b ro k en leg, is now-
COM M ERCIAL BUILDING
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd G lover of and H rs. M ervin W hitm ore a n d convalescing at th e hom e of h er n ext W ednesday night.
H enry V oelker and fam ily of
P hone O ffice 861
Sacram ento. C al. a re v isiting Mr. L eonard W hitm ore re tu rn e d th e d au g h ter. Mrs. Will H ickm an.
L ittle L ucille H aase sp en t th e n ear Rock C reek w ere released to
and Mrs. John G illispie. Mr. an d first of last w eek from a tw o
R esidence 862
Mrs. G lover expect to move to w eeks’ tr lP Six days of th at tim e past tw o w eeks w ith her g ra n d ­ m em bership in T rinity L u th era n
th e ir farm n ear h ere soon.
- was sp en t h u n tin g d eer T hey w ere m other, Mrs. F red M uhly. H er church, H illsboro, at a m eeting of
oters of th e local congregation
Mr. and Mrs. George K irk have accom panied by R ussell G ain er and m other. Mrs. Jo h n Haase, is con- v held
S unday night.
m oved to V ernonia, w here Mr K irk Lew is H ulit of N ew berg. T hey vaL escing there.
A b ro th e r of Mrs. G us M oeller,
Mrs. W arn A ue an d d au g h ter
Prompt Delivery
w ill be ja n ito r of one of th e schools, each bro u g h t hom e a buck. The
larg est one w eighed 200 pounds. M ildred of B onneville spent th e w ith his w ife and daughter, a rriv - '
schools.
ed
from
Woolsey.
S
D..
last
week
FOR
A special m eeting of W. B A. The first four w ere killed in th e w eek -en d here.
R aym ond A ue m oved to B onne­ and is planning on m aking his
w as held at the grange hall S ep tem ­ B urns district and th e fifth in the
hom e n e a r N orth P lains on the
v ille T hursday.
cou n try n ear U kiah.
b er 30.
C h arles Mosher, w ho is w o rk in g , farm occupied last year by Mrs
Miss M abel Nelson of Salem
Bandon F ire V ictim
M
oeller's parents, Mr and Mrs
Q uality P ro d u cts at R easonable
spent last w eek w ith h e r parents.
Ben Haynes. B andon, b ro th e r of at M cM innville, and Mrs. M osher. , C arl S im antel. At present the n e w ­
P rices
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson.
Mrs. B. F D eford. Mrs. M ary W’ood w ho is w o rk in g in Salem , sp en t th e com ers a re staying at the S im antel
D ave K aum er o f P o rtlan d visited and F red and Jo h n H aynes, was w eek-end here. T hey ex p ect to be hom e n e a r Schefflin.
P lan t a t R ippling W aters P ark
frien d s here last w eek.
one of th e su fferers from th e B an- h ere p erm an en tly soon.
Family Moves
J. Benefiel is hom e from th e don fire. W ord w as received from
T he H egm an fam ily, w ho have
V eterans' hospital, w here he un- him last w eek, saying he and his
z
d erw en t an operation for sin u s w ife lost e v ery th in g except a few- been liv in g on the L ew ie Heim
Home O w ned
F orest G rove. O rc
place, moved to the L abaugh place
tro u b le recently.
clothes and som e beding
Mr. and Mrs. R oland Scofield of
Mrs. Ira G. M cCorm ick sp en t th e first of th e w eek.
P hone 1608W
Res. P hone 24 F 155
C h arlie Robinson, accom panied !
so u th ern C alifornia are v isitin g his th ree days in P o rtlan d last w eek as
■ B r M r « F r a n k F a a n ld t l
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sco- a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A llan Corn­ by R alph W ilson and Bill Jen k in s,
ROCK CREEK Mrs John P e te r­
field.
ber.
both of H illsboro, re tu rn e d from son left S unday to visit h er son ■
MEN N EED ED i
Mr. and Mrs. C arl E stepp w ere
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er W hitm ore of eastern O regon th e first of th e and daughter-in-law . Mr. and Mrs
w eek-end guests of th e ir son-in- B anks visited his brother. M ervin w eek b rin g in g th ree deer.
to train for
H arry Peterson, in New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert H arvey
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W hitm ore, and fam ily S atu rd ay and
Move Here
bro u g h t th e ir fou r-m o n th s old baby
Air
Conditioning
R obert Sim pson, of F orest G rove Sunday.
W F. I.engachcr of G oble and 1
S atu rd ay night.
T he w ell on O tto O rn d u ffs farm hom e from the D oernbecher hos­ Mr. and Mrs. H. L T hom pson have I
Refrigeration
Gus P etrzilk a is resh in g lin g his was 250 feet deep M onday m orning p ital in P o rtlan d F rid ay . He had m oved in to one of C hrist Jaggi's
house.
and still no w ater. T hey have been had an operation an d blood tr a n s ­ houses.
L o o k ahead. G et o u t o f th e s m a ll
Mr. and Mrs. Edson sp en t several d rillin g th ro u g h solid ro ck f o r fusion.
s a la ry r u t. P la n t o g e t y o u r s h a re
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim J e f ­
Mrs. Louie R aym ond is ill in a fries of B rooks Hill at the P ortland
in
th e fa s te s t g r o w in g in d u s trie s
days last w eek at T illam ook. Miss , som etime.
in th e c o u n tr y . F o r m n n id e ra tio n
Eva K am ph of Tillam ook
Mrs. W. F. W ohlschlegel w ill e n ­ Longview , Wash., hospital.
S anitarium . W ednesday, a boy.
y o u s h o u ld he m n *h a n i« -a lly in r lin *
Miss
O
rpha
C
a
rte
r
of
P
o
rtlan
d
guest at th e Edson home.
te rta in S atu rd ay afternoon, com pli­
Ted G utschm idt is dem onstrating
ed
a n d ha ve f a i r e d u c a tio n . F o r
25 Register
m en tin g Miss W anda Finigan, bride- sp en t th e w eek-end a t th e E. W. m ilking m achines at the Pacific i
in te r v ie w w r it e g iv in g a g e . p h o tic
C a rte r home.
T w enty-five new voters w ere a d ­ elect.
a n d p re a e n t o c c u p a tio n .
In tern atio n al this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. O akland and
ded to th e list of v o ters fo r this
Mr. and Mrs. M ervin W hitm ore
Mr. and Mrs Ed G utschm idt and
U tilities Engineering
p recin ct d u rin g th e recen t reg is­ en tertain ed w ith a venison d in n er d a u g h ter of A nacortes. Wash., w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ted G utschm idt of
Institute
tratio n .
p a rty last W ednesday evening for w eek-end guests of Mrs. O akland's P o rtlan d and relativ es re tu rn e d I
Mrs. A lb ert V alen tin e is h ere Mr. and Mrs. D ew ey M ercer, L a u r­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. M artin Red- from a d eer hun tin g trip to south- '
Box 551 B everly llillx. Calif,
dig.
from C alifornia visitin g friends.
el. and Miss H elen Homm.
ern O regon last w»ek. Ed and
A sh o w er was given fo r Miss Ted G utschm idt arc sons of Mr. 1
C lifford S andy of B anks has
Sunday school at M ountain Top
b u ilt a garage on th e W einhard has been changed from 8 p. m. to ' M arie U nger S unday aftern o o n at and Mrs. Jo h n G utschm idt of this
estate here for his school bus.
7:30. P reach in g services begin at the hom e of Mrs. Will Reddig. A section.
quilt, m ade by m em bers of the Hill
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. P eterso n 8:15.
W. T. C lub to Meet
have moved into th e ir house n ear
Bad colds a re p rev alen t in the and D ale club, was one of th e gifts.
Wagon T ongue club of Valle Vis-
A collective gift of a set of dishes ta will hold its first fall m eeting
th e post office, w hich they h a v e M ountain Top neighborhood.
rem odeled.
M ervin W hitm ore is b uilding an by a group of in d iv id u als and m is­ S atu rd ay at the hom e of Mrs. '
To Celebrate Birthdays
j addition 20 by 40 on his b arn for cellaneous gifts w ere received.
F ra n k East.
W. B. A. w ill hold an all day I m ore cows
m eeting O ctober 14 at th e grange
Mr. and Mrs. E arl C hristie w ent
h all w ith b irth d ay d in n er for m em ­ to W alla W alla F rid ay to a tten d th e
bers h av in g birth d ay s in Ju ly . w edding of his bro th er.
iR y M r « . J A M c C o y
A ugust. S ep tem b er and O ctober.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam McCoy of
Mrs. G ran v ille E verest had as
E ach m em ber to b rin g a l a d y h er guest last w eek a niece from W atts and E. B. W ebb w ere S unday
Mrs. N rttie Simpson of Tacom a, Ju n ctio n City.
i d in n er p arty guests of Mr. and
W ash., fo rm er local resident. Mrs.
Mr an d Mrs. C harles T atm an Mrs. J. A. McCoy in celebration
L ura C hristenson of P o rtlan d and sp en t from S eptem ber 25 to the of th e b irth d ay a n n iv ersary of
Mrs. M ae W illis of C ornelius visited follow ing S unday at Tillam ook vis- W illiam McCoy.
atth e C. A. P eterson hom e one day , itin g h er niece and sister. Mrs.
W arner C ropp and S tan ley H ahn,
last w eek.
C hris Hoffm an, and fam ily and and W alter W illis and son of M oun- I
V isit A fter M any Y ears
Mrs. C arl Ward, and husband
tain d ale left S u n d ay aftern o o n for !
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. P eterso n e n ­
T he fu rn itu re in th e Buck H eav­ eastern O regon on a d eer h u n tin g ,
joyed a visit last w eek w ith Mr. en school house w as sandpapered trip.
P eterson's cousin from Sacram ento. last w eek-end and w ill be v a rn ish ­
U rbin W aldron has been out of
Cal., w hom he had no t seen fo r 57 ed this w eek-end, and th e floor, school a w eek on account of illness. (
years.
p a rt of w hich is new, w ill be
Mrs. C rystal M abley of Hillsboro,
P e rrie R eth erfo rd a n d H arley given a new coat of oil. F. E. w ho is teach in g th e
F airv iew !
Q u ier a re picking apples a t Hood H offm an is doing th e w ork.
school, moved in to one of th e J.
R iver.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill G alin et and P. V anderzanden's houses Sunday. '
Lease Lot for Hall
C harles H arrim an w ent to G rants
Mr. and Mrs. M artin V anderzan- '
W. B. A. L adies have leased a Pass S unday and rem ained un til den and son W ayne visited w ith
lot from Jesse M eyers across th e i W ednesday. T hey w ere looking af-
stre e t from the school house for a ter p ro p erty belonging to th e Gal-
hall A ny vo lu n teer w ork w ill b e ! ¡nets.
We heard a w om an w eighing 210
appreciated. W ork will begin Oc­
I pounds asking her fam ily doctor
Mrs. D M. M cInnis, w ho is in
to b er 10 L adies of th e lodge to poor health, visited h er daughters.
w hat kind of exercise he would
fu rn ish d in n e r for th e men.
recom m end to reduce? "Push your-
Mrs. L. L. M urray and Mrs. Alice
iself
aw ay from the table th ree tim es
M cInnis, at W est Slope sev eral days
H illsboro A rgus contains all the this week.
1 a day." w as his reply. Do you
n ew s of H illsboro a n d th e su r­
realize th a t every car you see on
Mrs. G lenn M iller en tertain ed
ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead i , w ith a d in n er p arty S u n d ay com ­
I th e stre e t or road, is a used c a r’
an d keep inform ed on w h a t it plim enting Mr. and Mrs. M ilton
i No m atter if it has been driven
h appening at home.
tf Bozorth, Scholls.
¡only a m onth, it is a used car. We
have several bargains w ith tens of
thousands of unused mileage.
Good Records Laurel-Scholls Farmers' Union
Made Buxton
to Meet; Group Names Leaders
Sewing Class
at Farmington
Mrs. Kanina Talks
to Blooming Club
T h u rs d a y , O elober K, l'.i.'!iì
1
ern Oregon, bringing hom e a deci
The occasion was celebrated by a
venison steak dinner, enjoyed by
the fam ily and a few friends.
In New iloine
Mr. and M rs Joint K am na and
fam ily are now com fortably settled
m tit ir new home.
Mr and Mrs Jo h n Wchlitz, E u ­
nice and B oland of Hazelton. N.
U. are visiting at the S S Palby
home Mrs Wchlitz. is Mi Palby >
sister
Say you saw it In the A rgus
I'lie l oreixnest
1 want you to teach my sou a 1
foreign language.”
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