P ag e Two
H IL L S B O R O
New Members
Local Council
Speak of Plans
related how one tran sp o rt m anager
told of m oving 11 horses to a r e
m ote m ine in C anada by airplane.
W. G. Ide spoke briefly of th e
sam e m eeting, having attended S a t
urday.
A R G U S . H I L f .S B O R O ,
O R E G O N
T h u rs d a y . D e c e m b e r in . ione,
I day They are John Steele. p re s i-|in the offi
of I he R ecorder of
dent; Low ell H allauer, tr e a s u re r ;! Conveyance
I \\ a. hingtoii Comi-
Bernice Meyer, secretary
Pupils tv. Oregon
w ith iw rfeet attendance in Novem
w lu i„. received f>
» •;
bei .o«' Je a n e tte B rand«». Lester re a | | n , , p e r l v at the lu» office oi
D' lninm l.r a e e and Lowell Hal y
M, \lv .„ . atlom ev at law in
lauvr. Jam es H inrichs
H a n k in ,t„. y,,
\a : „ .,ia l It ink llu M m ,-.
Koch. M argaret Koelmke. B ernice Hillsboro. O regon from ami lite r
and Karl Meyer. R ichard Moellei ,
iitl, d.,v o fJ a n u .u v lil.l,'
W aller amt B lanche Muhly. Alvin •| D ated th
lllth day el Deeeni-
Pfuhl, A rth u r and Geneviev e Weieh ber. 1930
brodt. Willis and V elda S tark and I Jo h n Sm ith. A dm inistrator
-f the
Daniel and Jo h n S teele A radio is
E state ot M n o Sm ith. Deceased
being brought to th e school each B
.' M. \ i oi Attorney f
\d m in
Thursday m orning by the teacher i istrato r
dd-7
so that the pupils may hear the
S tandard school broadcasts
NOTICE To CHFItiroKM
Mrs C arl S childhauer is assist-1 i„ u„. < „„„iv ,
il»
mg part tim e in Penney s store Ini «•.•.> r. h „ . i , „ w i .. i
llill'b o ro until after C hristm as
. I1’ ’> Matter ..r o,
R ichard llerd lein was indisposed , I Nolic«*
! ’
'''
I* h e re b y g iv
w ith asthm a last week.
«1 h n * U»*en «luh
e
n
titte
-
l
c o u rt u
Alv in 1’falil is receiving accord-1 “t"
Will nn.t
ion instructions from Mr Kiek- | u ru -■
l h a * «luly «
haefer 1 ois Alton is taking lo-sons
Now. thcr*f<
on the piano in H illsboro
1 c la im « a g a in s t
' n o t if ie d
Pupils of St B etel's school and nam»*. to g e th and
e r w » 'h |»r«»,»i»r
Sunday school assem bled in the fo r . to th e uiuleniitfn«*»l a
sehoolhuose Sunday afternoon to o f I-'. .1 M c A le a r In th e
receive th eir parts in the C hristm as (ta n k K u ih liit t f in H ills b o r o ,
program s F u rth er rehearsals will in « i t m o n th * fr o m th e «bite h e i.s -f
H a ted t h i * 3r»l d a v o f !>.••e m b e r, I ’l 't i
bo held each Sunday afternoon u n
ll K N I t Y W . S I W l- .lll.l- - , I x c n t io i . i •
til C hristm as.
Last
W ill a m t T e a ta m e n t »•( • .nd
1»
.«-.I
I
.1
M. \1,
\ i ■ - . .
'T h e W hole Tow n's Broke." a
Kxecutor.
42
th ree-aet play, was presented by
the Young People's society at the
NOT1CH TO ( KFIHTOKH
com m unity hall in Hazel Dell, near I n th e C ir c u it C o u rt <»f th e S ta te ..f O r
1-.'it.
f
o r 1 he C iin 1 > o f W ,i le ' . '
V ancouver. Wash . Sunday night,
P r.d ta te D e p a rtm e n t
under the auspices of th e L u th e r
N o tic e i* h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e und e
an young people there, w ho also « itfite d r .iu tl I*. S b 'V jtrp h a* been ti|
served a light lunch to the cast p o in te d A ilm in u t r a t o r o f th e e s ta te <
K a r l P e tru s
P«*der«en. «!»>»
know n
i
after the perform ance.
Santa Clans to A tten d Rebekah
Bazaar at Banks T uesday z
Both Ide and G a rre tt are m em -
<B» M l«« M . r v S a n ity )
1 bers of th e ch am b er of com m erce I BANKS S anta C laus will be at new books have been bought bv
Miss Alice Lam*, lib rarian , for
aviation com m ittee.
Plans rapidly a re rou n d in g into Banks and will be at th e R ebekah th e high school lib rary
bazaar
D
ecem
ber
12
w
ith
a
gift
for
In Court League
H illsboro's freshm en m em bers of shape for the ch am b er C hristinas
th e city council w ere guests M on p arty M onday night, at which wives each child accom panied by th eir
B anks g rade school has joined
I
m
o
th
er
D
oughnuts,
w
affles
and
day noon at the cham ber of com of th e m em bers w ill be guests
the b asketball league for schools
coffee w ill be served and a com- in the w estern part of W ashington
merce. w here they told som ething
I
p
lete
display
of
b
eau
tifu
l
C
h
rist-
about them selves and re-pledged
county in the It division, w hich
| mas gifts b ak ery goods and veg- includes Banks C ornelius and G as.
th eir efforts tow ard an efflt lent N e w S m all W a ln u t
j etables w ill be featu red along w ith ten Schools in division C include
and
progressive adm inistration
en tertain m en t booths, in clu d in g a W atts. T im ber and G ales C reek
M ayor J. H. G arrett was chairm an.
fish pond and a fo rtu n e teller
Introducing th e new m em bers cf D r ie r N o w in Use
Friday B acks defeated G ales C reek
Mr. and Mrs H ubert Davies and 1 ’ l a 10 W atts defeated C ornelius
his official family.
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a r e I I
. Alfred D a\ ea o f N ew port and Mr It ta 7 Both gam es w ere played
D eclaring that he deem ed it u n kinds and finds a read y m arket, and Mrs Will Davies w ere T h a n k s
w ise to m ake any statem en ts con both am ong his p riv ate custom ers giving d in n e r p arty guests of G uy in th e G ales C reek play shed.
Mr and Mrs W illiam Moss r e
cerning his intentions. A r t h u r and w ith com m ercial buyers One K ahlers at H illside
tu rn ed hom e Sunday ev ening from
K roeger of the southw est precinct outfit in P o rtlan d requested his
Mrs F rancis Thom pson of P o rt a ten-day v h i i w ith Mr. and M r-
was the first to speak. He said th at en tire o utput and offered to take land is v isitin g her parents. Mr
Roy S tafford in Taft.
am ong th e things w hich he thought m ore if it could be produced.
and Mrs C lifford Sandy, in Banks
M is Ada S ellers is spending this
should be continued in Hillsboro,
However, he is not of th e opinion this week.
w eek in P o rtlan d w ith h er sister.
w ere clean streets and an efficient th at h e w ill m ake any substantial
Mr
and
Mrs.
Will
D
avies
w
ent
police departm ent He also stated increase in th e acreage, p referrin g to Ocean Lake, from th e re to C res Mis H arry W hite
Mrs R F M cNabb u n d erw en t
th at he w ould like to see some to stay w ithin reasonable bounds cent City. C alifornia and back by
disposal m ade of overhead w ires He term s his popcorn ex p erien ce a N ewport last week T hey retu rn ed a m ajor operation D ecem ber 1 In
a
H illsboro hospital She is resting
w hich would allow trees to grow hobby and points out th at his corn hom e th e d ay before T h anksgiving
easy and on h e r w ay to recovery.
to th eir full height.
is th e resu lt of carefu l selection
Thom as Isaacs and Mrs R enni
Grade Honor Roll Given
T here also w ere several o 1 d of seed over a period of four years. son of Forest G rove fu rn ish ed sp e
G rfd e school honor roll for the
buildings. K roeger said, which had
Sw ale ground is used for g ro w cial m usic at th e ch u rch services second
six w eeks period is as fo l
outlived th e ir usefulness to H ills ing th e corn, th e yield being a Sunday m orning In th e afternoon
lows: D avid Witt M axine Davison
boro.
g reat deal lighter on th e upland he led in a song service w ith Mrs Donald Phillips. V ernon Cop. M arie
C oncerning utilities. K roeger d e and th e q u ality not so good.
Rennison a t th e organ.
K inoshita. M am a Finck. J a n e t S e l
clared that he could not see w here
B azaar Success
S tretch er is a long-tim e resident
lers B arbara Wilson. M abel K in
governm ent had any place in p ri
All
th
e
articles
on
sale
at
th
e
of
th
e
Scholls
territo
ry
,
w
here
he
oshita. K.iv Lien. Sam Maeda. Dale
vate business, although th ere m ight
Ladies'
Aid
b
azaar
D
ecem
ber
2
ow
ns
200
acres,
w
hich
he
operates
D reeszen. C onnie Lou VanDorn.
be exceptions w hich could m ake
it necessary for governm ent to step about a h alf-m ile east of th e F erd w ere sold. T he few rem ain in g a r Evelyn K essler Georg«1 K aw am ato.
ticles
th
at
w
ere
not
sold
in
th
e
day
G
ro
n
er
farm
.
and
J u a n ita W olford. This does not
in.
H is place is n early all electrified tim e w ere auctio n ed off that e v e include th e seventh a n d eighth
He closed w ith th e rem ark th at
S. KIKVCII1
WK bKAL IN REAL KHTATK
ning.
G
eorge
F
inck
J
r
w
as
the
grade honor roll as it was not
he sought service on th e council now. and recen tly he brought in a auctioneer.
Wrt'e
GASTON —The Jap an ese colony
Ladies'
Aid
women
available.
F ir e a n d A u to m o b il« In a u ra n e «
because he felt th at every A m eri m ilk in g m achine for trial.
’ in G aston was sadden«! by the
i
wish
to
th
an
k
all
those
w
ho
d
o
R alph Moss of Seaside visited ; death of S K ikuehi in P ortland
can citizen owes som ething to th e
M a k e Lo a n « a n d laatia S u re ty Ronda
If th is unit w orks as expected,
governm ent and should be in te r it p robably w ill be added to the nated articles for th e bazaar and relativ es in B anks Sunday.
i D ecem ber 2. S. K ikuehi cam e here
K U R A T L I & W ISM E R
■
all
those
w
ho
helped
m
ake
it
a
Miss L illian Steele re tu rn e d to ¡a year ago from Lake I.aBish and
ested in the service of th at g o v ern equipm ent w hich alread y is s h o rt
ItlL I.StlllR O , OREGON
. success.
h er w ork in . the . K essler . hom e . S . un- has been connected w ith th e Wap-
m ent.
ening hours of labor in the house
T«l»i>hen» laut
12.1« geeonit 8 l
P la n P ro g ram
day a fte r a ten-day vacation at h e r >
gariic a j
E. A. G riffith, councilm an from and in th e b3rn.
The S unday school board m et
the north ward, said th at he had
S tre tc h e r is considerable of an T hursday n ig h t in th e church t o . p aren ts' hom e n e a r G aston.
S.
K
ikuehi
had
been
a
w
idow
er
been a resident of H illsboro and een th u siast for A rgus w ant ads an d i
' six y ears and heroically kept his 1
th e county for the last eight years, relates th at once, m ore th an a y ear 'm a k e plans for th e C hristm as p ro -I
coming to Oregon in 1922 an d to ago, he sold a m an 300 pounds of gram . T he pro g ram w ill be given G o v e rn m e n t E x te n d s little fam ily together since the
¡death of his w ife T he ch ild ren i
' D ecem ber 20 in th e church T h e '
H A R R IS O N D. H U G G IN S
N orth P lains in 1928.
popcorn.
j are Thomas, aged 15; Jane, 14: j
E pw orth L eague w ill put on a B e n e fit R e g is tra tio n
He declared th at as a real estate
M. D.
"T he fellow lik ed t h e corn.’' • play w hich w ill be supplem ented i
M arjorie. 10: Faye. 8. All a re in
man. he found hom eseekers in te r S tre tc h e r said, "b u t he lost my a d
the G aston grade school.
( C o n tin u e d fr o m p a r e I I
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND T H R O A T
ested in the schools and tax es of dress an d d id n 't know w h ere or | by m em bers of th e S unday school.j
F u n eral services w ere held In
j H onor ro ll fo r th e B anks h ig h j p rin ted in in full. If th ere .
a comm unity.
S P E C IA L IS T
how to fin d m e He w ent to th e
‘s
Salem
S atu rd ay
R elatives
and
>
i school for th e second six w eeks | m iddle nam e, th e space should
Among th e things G riffith said A rgus office an d w ro te <
friends
from G aston, also from
3 W a n t|was as follows: F our l 's — Louis read "none."
GLASSES FITTED
he would like to see in Hillsboro, ad ask in g for th e m an w ho sold
LTtah and C alifornia, attended.
A nother place w here m istakes
w ere a lot of new hom es and r e him th e corn. He found m e all Sokol. B etty M cCann: th ree l's —
Jo
h
an
n
a
Hess:
A
2
average—Eugene
a re o ccu rrin g is in th e space for
m odeling of old homes, and have rig h t and got th e e x tra popcorn.”
ADM INISTRATOR'S SALE O F
K«.m I
Wirtz. R obert Schlegel. Max Hiatt. th e m aiden nam e of the m o th er
the rules enforced as to m otorists
REAL PROPERTY
C a o im r r r la l N a tio n a l B a n k A n n a «
L
oretta
Davis.
Jam
es
Cason.
K
at-
M
any
a
re
using
th
e
present
nam
e
and th e safety lanes for school
N otice is hereby given that by-
sum i Sunam ato. E velyn Kelly. H er of th e m other instead of her full
PhonM
H o u r«
children. He also stated th a t unless W illia m H . Bosw ell
v irtu e of an order, license and d e
m an Scholar.
F u jik o Sunam ato. nam e before she w as m arried.
R « « id e n r« 2971
»■»0 « I ! I > I m
th ere w ere ex ten u atin g circu m
cree issued out of the C ounty C ourt
O ff ic e 7 1
Peggy
Wilson.
Iva
Lee
R
osencranes.
I
1:31) p
to 6 p. m.
stances. he w as opposed to public B u rie d on M o n d a y
A lta
B row n. D o ro th y Shigeno. I ,
nf the m en and w om en I of the S tate of O regon for W ash
ow nership of utilities.
ington C ounty on th e 7th day of!
Rita D uvck. J a c k Seabold. E t t a
M t 1 l le e U r ! ' ' a ‘^ '
Mrs. C. E. Wells, th e th ird new
BEAVERTON—W illiam H arrison Bailev. E velyn Rinck. Effie Toates.
Decem ber. 1936. in the M atter of
5 'A bt enthusiastic about th e
m em ber of the council and H ills Boswell, w ho w as born at Dell. -irri MOV n a v is
n eu old agp insurance plan, and the E state of M arie Sm ith, d e - )
boro’s first councilw om an, opened Oregon. M arch 15. 1890. died at his 1 Donald S p ierin g a n d H enry ' ? re offering th e fullest co-operation ceased. I. the undersigned A d m in -!
h er talk w ith the rem ark th at m any hom e in B eaverton D ecem ber 5. He
m p rep arin g th e records,
istrato r of said Estate, will, fro m '
persons had w anted to know w hy is su rv iv ed by his wife. Stella L. Moore re tu rn e d hom e T hursday
through I ' If 'h e re a re any persons w ho and a fte r the 9th day of J a n u a r y .,
she should seek a place on th e city Boswell; tw o d aughters. Aline and from a tw o w eeks' trip
s ; do not un d erstan d how th e a p p li 1937. sell at p riv ate sale to the!
council.
Ju n e; one son. Vance; his father. C alifornia.
The shop room of th e B anks high cation should be m ade out. they highest bidder, in one tract, for I
“I tell them ." she said, "th at I R obert Boswell, of G ran ts Pass: his
should know th at w e keep a m an cash in hand, all of th e follow ing |
w ant such w ork to keep m yself m other. Mrs. Louvena Boswell of school gym nasium was equipped in th e lobby all day to assist in described real p roperty belonging
w
ith
a
new
stove.
H
eat
from
th
e
out of m ischief.”
O ntario; and a sister. Mrs. Cecil L
com pleting th e records and to a n to th e above nam ed deceased at !
high school w as not av ailable in sw
S he said that, like th e rest, she H orning of R ichland.
er questions concerning th e law ." the tim e of h er death, said r e a l !
th
e
shop
room
.
The
shop
w
orkers
did not believe in m aking prom ises;
Bosw ell was a m em ber of B ethel
W hile about 800 em ployes’ a p p li p roperty lying, being and situ ate
installed
elec
tric
lights
i
n
Mr.
and spoke of her 20 y ears as a C ongregational
ch u rch ui
of D
B eaver-
v-ftuuuHdt viiuivii
.........
cation blanks w ere sent out from in W ashington County. Oregon, and
m em ber of th e H illsboro school ton fo r m ore th an ten years, a n d 1 P.n JIln J l a n lto r- st0 '<- loom of th e th e H illsboro post office, th e re a re p a rticu larly described as follows,
board. “I tried not to presum e b e a t th e tim e of his d eath w as n ■ hig:i schoo.
a large n u m b er of persons living to-w it:
cause I w as a wom an," Mrs. Wells deacon of th e church. He w a s ; T T ow nsend C lub M eet .Set
or n e a r H illsboro w ho have been
Lot 16. G lencoe Acres, now v a
T ow nsend clu b w ill m eet at th e in
said, “and I believe th at all the su p erin ten d e n t of th e S unday school
filing th e ir records here for em cated: and Lots 6. 7 and 8. F re e
m en I have dealt w ith on t h e for tw o years. He w as also a m em - church D ecem ber 18. C haplain F. ploym ent in distan t places, m aking m an's Acres, as the sam e appears
school board w ill tell you th a t I b e r o f th e choir and m ale q u artet, ¡p : P hillips w ill sp eak on "Elec- th e to ta l nu m b er of persons e n by th e duly recorded m ap and
T w o of his fav o rite n u m b ers "T hat ! tn c ,t>' and D istribution.
did not."
titled to file a g reat m any m ore plat th ereo f of record and on file
Always, she declared, she has B eautiful Land" and "H e A lw ays
C y m F loor Sanded
th an those w ho received blanks
tried to look a t a question from is T h ere" w ere su n g by th e m ale
F inishing of th e gym nasium floor from here.
all sides. A m ong th e things w hich q u a rte t at th e fu n eral services. ' is u n d erw ay w ith th e com pletion
she w ould like to do as a council-
D o n e ls o n & Sewell
In .addition to his church ac tiv of th e sanding last w eek. O ne coat
w om an is to sell th e city to the ities. Mr. Bosw ell w as active in of v arn ish w ill be applied before B lo o m in g S ociety
people of H illsboro.
civic affairs an d w as a jn em b er th e lines w ill b e painted. A fter a n
P h o n e 953
:
H illsb o ro
One of th e questions is th a t of of th e city council fo r over six o th er coat of v arn ish over th e Elects O ffic e rs
safety, she told th e cham ber m em years.
floor it w ill be read y fo r use. Work
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
bers. and she was of th e opinion i F u n eral services » 'e re held M on- w ill be speeded to have the gym-
fBv M r.. E » ' Hinrichs)
and
th a t enforcem ent of t h e traffic dav afternoon at th e church, w ith nasium read y for the stu d en t body
L IC E N S E D E M R A L M E R S
BLOOMING- Young P e o p l e 's !
law s w ould help in cu rb in g traffic Rev. B urns officiating P allb earers play D ecem ber 18
society in m eeting in th e church .
Gribners Ship Ferns
deaths and accidents. ~'
S he sug- J w ere R. C. Dotv. W illis Cadv. H ar-
basem ent F riday
night elected
G rib n er b ro th ers a re busy w ith follow ing officers: H arold Meyer, ,
gested th at w hite clothing w ould ris Hanson. E. G
W ebb.' L L
help in th e m atter of traffic an d M yers and A lbert Wilson. Con- a crew of six men packing g reen p resident: W ilma S childhauer, v ic e -;
school children.
deluding services w ere at West H ills ery for shipm ent. In addition to p resident: M ildred Meyer, secre- |
th e reg u lar sh ip m en ts of sw ord tary ; M elvin Meyer, treasu rer, and |
M ayor G arrett told th e luncheon M em orial park
llncorporated)
group th a t h e attend ed an in ter-
--------------------------
ferns they a re now packing holly Lois A lton, librarian. It was decid- . Collections — Credit Reports
The
ferns
go
to
C
hicago
and
th
e
esting m eeting of th e N orthw est
S tate C apitol N ew s L e tte r—G iv-
ed to canvass th e congregation to
in
A viation P lan n in g Council in P o rt-
ing th e highlig h ts of official ac- holly to N ew Orlean.- B irm ingham o b tain su b scrip tio n s to church p e ri
Washington, Tillamook. Yamhill,
land Friday. He told of som e of tiv ity a t Salem .—E very w eek in
an d other so u th ern cities In addi- odicals.
Polk and Marion Counties.
th e advances m ade in aviation and
the A rgus.
tf tion to th e six m en em ployed here
Miss M innie R ansaw from M in
---------------------- ------------------ ------------—
-------------------- th ere are 50 to 75 people w orking nesota a rriv e d S atu rd ay at th e 1
along th e coast from A storia to hom e of h er cousin. Mrs. L eonard 1 Personal Contact on Collections
W aldport, p icking ferns. Q uite a M uhly. S he intends to do nursing
Washington County Office
few of th e p ick ers a re new a r in P o rtland beginning the m id d le 1
riv als here from th e m iddle»-est. of th is m onth.
C o m m e r c ia l B u ild in g
a t M o d e r a t e P r ic e s
Mrs. Ja n e B ax ter. Mr. and Mrs.
A lb ert K rah m er is erectin g a '
Second and Main Streets
G eorge W oods an d Mrs. L. H. C on n ew tw o-story hog house.
Regulation Grass Markers in n er of Dallas, and Mrs. H enry G il
Phone 3071
O fficers N amed
stalled within 50 miles of Hillsboro. liam of P erry d ale. w ere all d in
O fficers of th e L u th eran school '
Hillsboro,
O regon
$25 and up: quality besides the n er p arty guests of Mr. and Mrs. for D ecem ber w ere elected T ues- !.
$25 and up; quality decides t h e . N. B erdan D ecem ber 2.
price. Workmanship and quality , Mrs. Max D reeszen was hostess
remain long after price is forgot I to th e B ridge club F rid ay a fte r
ten.
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