Firemen and
Families Have
Christmas Party
M asonic Groups Install
Officers Last W eek
New
f
officer ; of h o I h Tuality
No (1 .u n i K o v a l A r c h « h u p
t<*r
th e H illsboro lodge, w ere
I n .ta lle t „m tw o .sessions Friday
told SatiirC'V
Ju d g e H F l a n k
1’eli is. m u f y - of the grand lodge
of O re g o n , in ’.«licit T uality o ffi
cers. w hile Jack Morton was in
stallin g office! for the Koyul Arch
chapter.
O fficer; of the Itoyal A rch are
( ’. i l l Ito . ell. excellent high p lic.it,
Hubert It Kelly, king. J W B ar
ney, scribe. V W G ardner, trea.;-
u r c i . Jack M orton, secretary ; lh nry
Neil .en, captain of hosts; Lawson
Aotd. principal sojourner; W alter
F Hutchinson, roval arch captain,
Jo h n Pubols, m aster of th ird veil.
G
W Lacey, m aster of second
sell; Ben Faber, m aster of first
veil. A rth u r Tup|x*r. chaplain; L.
I) S hm aberger. .sentinel
O fficers of T uality lodge, seated
at cercm oiiic S aturday night, in
cluded Lawson Aold. w orshipful
m aster, ( ‘.ill Ito ell. <11101 w a r
den.
W illiam T reglow n, Junior
w arden. Gal Jack, treasu rer; Fred
H ol/nagi'I. secretary. R o b e r t H
Kelly, m arshal; Don M egargel, se n
ior deacon. J W B arney, ju n io r
deacon; H K clllngton. senior stew -
u id . L. I). S hinnaberger, ty ler.
Mr and Mr C It M errill and
sou returiieik S atu rd ay from a
m o n th '-, v i a l w it h In
parent . Mi
and Mi ; J. P M errill, und relativ es
ill At lirnosu, Iowa.
Firem en and th e F irem en's A u x
iliary enjoyed a C hristinas party
T hursday evening at the club room
at the city hall. T he festivities b e
gan w ith a pot luck d in n er at 7
o'clock, with 35 in attendance. The
tables w ere decorated w ith tail red
candles and holly.
Game:, w ere played follow ing the
dinner. A nicely decorated C h ris t
ina ; tree arid a chim ney full of
gift, gave the holiday atm osphere
to the event. S anta C laus <Paul
R inglei in costum e presented each
guest with a gifi from th e chim ney.
C om m ittee of A uxiliary m em
ber in charge of the event w ere
M e dam es l.e. Lai key. I,
B urge
.Jay P hillips and V ernon Hadley,
w ith th e Misses B ernice and V erna
Dillon and C onnie P eterson a li s t
ing with the serving.
Pageant Presented
at Local Church
Local Men Out for
P. U. Debate Team
1 Inn
II
b
ed
the
by
son
li o f Hiljyboro ap d Mr and Mi ,
I! Axtell, and Mr and Mrs
e A dam ,on of P o rtlan d e n jo y
a d in n e r p arty W ednesday at
S am ovar In P o rtlan d followed
a Christmas parly ai th e Adam
home
M rs.
Graliel Hostess—
Mr F a il f ¡ l a b e l e n te r ta in e d th e
¡G o o d N e ig h b o r ; c lu b w it h a C h r is t
m as p a r ty at h e r h o m e T h u r s d a y
afternoon.
Return from Iowa—
*
Tlx- first p ie..entation of I h e
Chi litm us pageant. 'T h e Voice of
Love T hrough the Ages," was r e
ceived by a packed house at th e
F o u rsq u are ch u rch Sunday e v e
ning. The pageant was w ritten by
Rev G uy P D uffield J r and pre
sented by th e m em bers of t h e
c o n g re g a tio n
I t is elab o rately il
lu strated by Ben Larsen, a rtist from
P o rtlan d The pageant is p resented
by 34 ch aracters and is in th ree
main p arts w ith a total of 11
scenes w ith ap p ro p riate m usical in
terlu d es The colored lighting e f
fects add to the realistic beuuty of
'lly M rs G eurglu Sm ith) —
T he folluw lug li-’l <>f new book’ (lie settings.
T he second presen tatio n of this
mi tin* rental shelf. if clipped, will
be a handy rcfeien ee as to the late beuutiful C h ristm as story will be
at
7:45 p in. Follow ing m em bers of
f i c t i o n Ixxiks available "A m erican
A cres" by Louise l ’eattle; "A sh | th e congregation took part- Alvin
burn Place." M argaret Hull F lint; Miller, H erbert M aurer, K enneth
"C andle Inducts." H elen Hull; " J a Miller. G erald Scmske, Louise M aur
m aica In n ,
D aphne Du M aurier; er. H arold Elford, D avid Shipley.
"D rum s A long the M ohawk," W al L eonard Shipley. Raym ond Ju n g -
te r Edmond; "D octor M oruth." Max niekle Earl Wilkes, John Green.
Hesse; "F ile on liolillio. Hlune." Fred Schm idt. Elm er Schm idt W il
D ennis W heatley, "G reat A unt Lu- lard Shipley, M ildred Miller. M arie
vina." Joseph
Lincoln; " K id n a p Shipley. E verett S hipley Ted Jones.
M u rd er Case." P hilo Van Dine, C harles Evans. E ffie G reen. G uy
•'Three Bugs F u ll" Roger llu rlin - Duffield, B arbara Welch. M elvin
game; "W hite
Banners,
Lloyd Shipley. Helen Elford Helen Kuril,
Freeland
Edith G ibson.
DouuVis; "W illie Dak
H arvest." H arriet
V Mu/O De La Roche. "Van and Yin," Violet G ibson and Nina Elford
A lice H obart
Mr. Meigs and Mr
C u n n in g h am .' Elizabeth C o r b e t t .
"P ra y e r for My Sons." Hugh W al
List of Fiction
Books at Library
p o le .
" S ix th
of
O c to b e r."
R o b e rt
Service Club
Fleets Officers
H irehens; "Long Night." A ndrew
Lytle, und "Stones A wake," C a r le
Service club m em bers held elec
tion of officers und w ere e n te r
to n Heals.
tained w ith u C hristm as p arty at
the W ayne P atterson hom e W ednes
day evening Mrs. W H M anley
a
ted Mi
I'atterson M r. J I,
A nderson w as elected president.
Mr and Mr» Joseph Connell M rs G eorge Selfridge, v ice-p resi
w ill celeb rate th eir golden w edding d ent; Mrs. W ayne P atterson, secre
an n iv ersary W ednesday, D ecem tary and Mrs W inifred Selfridge,
b er 110. T hey w ill be at hom e to m em ber of th e udvisory board Mrs
friend* at their residence, 413 S E C S chultnerieh and Mrs Reid
T h ird avenue from tw o u n til five Eldridge, new m em bers, w ere pi,
o'clock In th e afternoon, an d from ent.
.•even until e ig h t-th irty in th e eve-
in i
„
Mr and Mrs; E W. G uym on of
Mr. and Mrs C onnell are well Salt Lake. Utah, a re spending the
know n here, having lived co n tin u winter h ere w ith th eir daughters.
ously in tins com m unity d u rin g Mrs J C. E dw ards of Hillsboro,
th e ir fifty y ears of m arried life.
and Mrs. M ary H unger of F orest
Grove.
Guild Fleets Officers—
L. G. T aggart left S atu rd ay for
f
A l l S un'. ■ Guild < lei ted Mi.
II his hom e at B akersfield. Cal . a fter
W G a te s a s president for th e corn- spending a few days h ere w ith his
In g y ear at Its m eeting T h u rsd ay father. G N. T aggart Mr. T aggart
ut the church. O th er officers are | is improving.
G rg< Fi-sclur. vice-presl-
Mr
Mr and Mrs H arold Gowing and
l< B urnett, secretary. M elvin G ow ing of P o rtlan d v is
d e n t; M rs
11.
T
hw
aite.
re-elected
a n d M rs S
ite d th eir m other. Mrs J It H ick
tre a su re r.
man. th e last of th e w eek. S he has
; been very ill.
Good Time Promised—
II I P atten left T uesday for P la-
A good social tim e is promised
all m em bers and friends of the 1 eentia, Cul . to sp en d the holidays
llrilsboro Tow nsend club. Monday. ( w ith his son. A P. P atten, and
H p m. at the M ethodist church. ' fam ily. He w ill be gone th ree
T in
h ere will he a program of music, weeks.
T
song and talks on m atters vital to
Bill W underlich, stu d en t at O re
son
S tate college. C orvallis, is
th e Tow nsend m ovem ent M em bers gon
a re asked to brin g a pot luck lunch spending th e holidays w ith his p a r
ents. Mr. und Mrs. C h arles W un
fur the refreshm ents.
derlich.
V isits In California—
A rth u r M cDaniel, in th e U. S.
M rs . H L. T aylor, w ho has been
v i is
s i it t i n g in B r i t i s h C olum bia d u r Navy hospital corps at M are Island,
in
g the past tw o months, sp en t a n ear San Francisco. Cal . is sp en d
ing
in g the holidays w ith his m other,
fe w days last w e e k w ith h er d augh-
lev
Mrs. H elen M cDaniel.
ter M rs . Fay llu lit. and th en went
Mr and Mrs C hester S tew art and
on t io A naheim . Cal . to spend the
holidays
w ith her son. Jo h n T aylor. fam ily of B eaver visited Mrs. Anna
hoi it
Seluilm ei icli and o th e r relatives
Mrs. McDonald Hostess—
h ere d u rin g th e w eek-end.
Mrs. T. W. M cD onald w as host-
M
Mr. and Mrs. J . S. L ochead and
__ T hursday evening to a bridge ch ild ren of Salem nnd Mr. and
ess
club C hristm as party. Mrs. Shelby Mrs. W. P G ard n er sp en t Sunday
F o rn ey m ade high score and Mrs. at th e A. O. P itm an home.
S taples received consolation,
II.
P eter M elhuish is spending the
w ere exchanged by those
G if t s
week w ith his g ran d p aren ts. Mr.
present.
nnd Mrs. H E. I.nBare. at St. Helens.
Birthday C elebrated-
Dr. a n d Mrs. W. E. P ittin g er
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. H uggins e n w ere guests of Dr. Albert Mount
tertained w ith a party at th e Bat at O regon C ity Sunday.
T ab arin in P o rtlan d S atu rd ay eve-
Mary M anley sp en t th e w eek
Hing. honoring Mrs. H uggins’ b irth - end in P o rtlan d w ith Mr. and Mrs.
day. Guivsts w ere Dr. and Mrs. A. F. A. Younger.
D Pitm an, M r and Mrs. C. B. B u
Mrs. M. R. Lewis nnd d au g h ter
chanan, and Mr. and Mrs. T hom as K ath leen E lizabeth, and her m o th
B ailey.
er-in -law . Mrs. Lewis, all of O ak
Celebrates 92nil Birthday—
land. Cal., and Mrs. R. Hornby,
Mrs-. Sopha F reerksen celeb rated Miss R uth H ornby nnd little Ja n e t
h e r 92nd b irth d ay D ecem ber tl. Her
d au g h ter. Mrs. E A G riffith , w ith
WK DEAL IN REAL ESTATE
w hom she m akes her home, e n te r
Writ«
tain ed d u rin g the afternoon w ith a
Fire and Automobile Insurance
te a for h er m other.
Make Luana and Inaue Surety Bond»
Attend Christmas Party—
KURATLI & WISMER
Messrs, and M esdam es Ja y P h il
HILLSBORO. OREGON
lips. W illiam Pow ers. G uy Paine,
Telephone 1891
1286 Second St.
C harles D ouglass and S W. Mel-
Celebrate Fiftieth
Wedding' Date
m u
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TION TIIE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER.
PA C IFIC U N IV ERSITY . Forest
Grove. Dec. 22 One of th e largest
debate squads in th e history of
Pacific U niversity tu rn ed out th is
week, when tw en ty -th re e men and
women reported to C arlyn R. W ing
er. debate coach, for w ork in d e
bate, extem p«,re speaking and o ra
tory. Foor H illsboro m en- Melvin
Reh.se, Raym ond Erickson. H arold
M eyer and M orris S chm idt—-were
am ong those sta rtin g w ork on the
national question th is week.
T he squad this y e a r w ill have a
ra th e r high reputation to m aintain,
as Pacific U niversity team s last
season captured th e th re e m ain d e
bate cham pionships in the n o rth
west.
T hose tu rn in g out are: M elvin
Rehse. R aym ond Erickson. P alm er
Fenw ick. C harles Main. P hil Conkle.
George Knox. H enri van T richt,
Harold Meyer. Jam es Shick. Don-
la id B ryant. Tom Fishburn. G eorge
Rodgers. Joe Fow ler. Ben G oddard.
Jo h n Staehle. Tom M orris. Don
Lucas. Dick Reath. F ran k R oberts.
Scott Ellis, T ruxton Ringe. Alice
A rnold, Jo y Sm ith. Irene B eam er
and G eorgia Norby.
Mrs. L illie H anley, th at sh e was
in ignorance of K ing E dw ard's ro
m ance until told about it by a
letter from an O regon friend. Miss
Sim pson m ade h er hom e in O re
gon a g reat m any years, but r e
tu rn ed to E ngland m ore th an 25
years ago.
FASHION BUREAU. HILLSBORO ARGUS
149 New M ontgom ery S t . San Francisco, Cal.
Enclosed find
cents P lease send m e the p attern s
cheeked below, at 15 cents each:
P a tte rn No.
P a ttern No.
P a tte rn No.
Name
A ddress
City
Honored on Birthday—
Size
Entertain With
Two Musicals
Annual Christmas
Music Festival
Set for Tonight
D L. D eard o rff and M rs J If
H uriteman e n te rta in e d a nu m b er of
friend-, at m usicals and luncheons
on M onday and Fi iduy of last week
Y oung people of high school and
at the hom e of Mr D eardorff in
C ornelius honoring Ray S. Scott. college age, of th e clubs affiliated
77. W. E ik er. BO. and D. L. D ear in the H illsboro C hristian C ouncil,
will again conduct the annual
dorff. 70.
O thers atte n d in g w ere Mrs I. G C hristm as Eve m usic festival in the
W iedewitsch. R uth Price, Robert V enetian th e a tre tonight «T hurs
Price, Mr. and Mrs R E McCluey. day), beginning at 11:30 A dults of
Mary. Elaine. M axine and Leroy th e c«,mmunity are invited to join
he th e a tre doors w ill be open to
McCluey. Alice and L eroy S p e n T
th e public at 11.
cer. A M Wodell. Mr and Mis.
T he m usical program w ill be
V.inLoo. Mrs EUa S ey b ert and
Helen Mae S eybert of P ortland. divided into t."’O parts of one-half
A. M. Otis. Mrs. C. J. Robinson, hour each, separated by th e sing
M yrtle Robinson, A rth u r M cLain. ing of " It Came Upon the M idnight
Mr. and Mrs Lee Hoffm an. Mrs. E C lear" exactly at t h e m idnight
V ickers, E arl Seeker. Inez and I hour, th e traditional tim e of the
F red B urklund. Mrs M cPherson. birth of th e C hrist. The first part
M rs Nixon. Miss M yra W iede I of th e program will have to do
witsch. Marion McCluey. and th e ; w ith m usic prom ising the R edeem
er. w hile the la tte r part w ill be
hostess.
com posed of songs of thanks that
th e sav io u r was born. As has been
th e custom in previous years, the
audience w ill join in singing “Silent
N ight" at the close of th e program ,
Mr. and M rs H erbert A. Deck in th e soft light of only the C h rist
m
as tree.
will be hosts C hristm as to a g a th
A fter th e m usical program , the
ering of h e r fam ily for th e w ed
ding of h e r nephew . Jerom e Lilly, young people of the clubs will
of Bend and M is Ida Mae Nichols carol through the H illsboro streets,
of H onolulu. T. H G uests expected and then w ill join in a breakfast,
are Dr. and Mrs. E rw in H B aren- th e P ro testan t group im m ediately
drick of M cM innville. A. W B ar- a fter th e caroling, and the C ath
endrick. Mrs. Cecil Lilly and fam olic gro u p a fte r th e first mass
ily and Mrs. Vernon Ramp, all of P ilg rim House, council h e ad q u ar
ters, will rem ain open throughout
P ortland.
the night for all those w ho c are to
mas Eve," in song and pantom im e w ait for th e com ing of C hristm as
at the county hospital W ednesday daw n, and th e church services of l
C hristm as day.
afternoon.
Living at Garibaldi—
Argus classified ads get results.
Mr. an d Mrs. C harles F. G rabel.
w ho a re m aking th e ir hom e at
Did You Know
G aribaldi, visited h ere d u rin g the
w eek-end. T hey ju st re tu rn e d from
That you can have your radio i
a tw o m onths' trip th rough C ali ' com pletely reconditioned in H ills -1
fornia to T iajuana. Mexico, w ith boro’s modern radio laboratory for
side trip s to C atalina Island and a very reasonable cost. Phone 21X.
Y osem ite park. They pulled a local —Douglass Radio Service.
tf
b u ilt house tra ile r and w ere in it
every n ig h t for tw o m onths, e x
cepting one night n ear San Diego.
O ctober 16. when it rained five
Inches in 24 hours. T hey n ev er
m issed receiv in g an A rgus on th eir
trip.
Arthur Rollins Weds—
Miss M yra Rose de la T orre-
B uena and A rth u r Rollins w ere
m arrie d D ecem ber 18 at Tucson,
A rizona, according t o announce
m ent received by Miss Ina P earl
IL B N O C O W H IS K E Y
A llen. Mr. R ollins is w ell know n
86 8 p ro o f 70l r grain neutral spirits.
here, and is a g raduate of H ills
Supervised by The W ilken Family
boro high school, la te r atten d in g
Jos S. Finch Co., Inc.,Schenley, Pa.
O regon S ta te college. For a n u m
b er of y e a rs h e has resided in
A rizona a n d C alifornia. He is a
v eteran of th e W orld w ar. and was
in active serv ice in F rance.
R uth H arm an, all of C orvallis, vis
ited Mrs. N E H aw orth and o th er
frien d s in H illsboro last w eek.
Mrs Alice C ow an of Y reka. Cal .
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
11. B iassing from Thursday to S u n
day. O th er guests at th e M assing
hom e w ere Mrs. J F. Riggs of
P o rtlan d , a cousin of Mis. M assing,
w ho visited h er on T hursday, and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Osgood «Caryl
Signs» of P o rtlan d , w ho visited
there- on Sunday. M rs C ow an ac
com panied
her son-in-law
and
d aughter, the Osgoods. to P ortland
for a few days' visit before re tu rn
ing to C alifornia.
Miss C onstance C ochrane, a stu
dent at O regon N orm al school at
M onm outh, was a guest this w eek
of h er sister. Mrs. J. W. B arney,
before going to B aker to spend th e
C h ristm as holidays w ith h er p a r
ents.
Mrs. Rani B entley and d au g h ter
Evelyn of M arshfield a rriv ed M on Officers to be Installed—
day to spend th e holidays w ith her
O fficers of T u alatin chapter. O
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waleii
M r Bentley w ill be here f o r E. S . w ill be installed at the
i M asonic tem ple W ednesday e v e
C hristm as.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. B erk and ning, D ecem ber 30. M em bers and
son Jo h n left th is m orning for friends are invited.
C ottage G rove t o spend C h rist Mrs. Truitt Injured—
m as w ith Mrs. B eck's m other, Mrs
Mrs. L. A. T ru itt of N orth P lain s,
R A. Medley.
ed a broken left w rist in a
Mr. and Mrs A ugust A nderbtirg sustain
of South D akota, w ho a re sp en d fall Sunday. Dr. D. E. Wiley a tte n d
ing th e w in ter in G lendale. Cal . ed her.
a re guests of Mrs. G. C. C hase for On Holiday Trip—
th e h o lid a y s .
Mr. and Mrs. F. O Eagon and
F red G octter. stu d en t nt Oregon son D onald left W ednesday m o rn
S tate college. C orvallis, is spending ing for a tw o w eeks' business and
th e holidays w ith his p aren ts, Mr. p leasure trip to southern C alifornia
T hey plan to spend C hristm as in
a n d ’ Mrs. W illiam G oetter.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry M organ will ,San Francisco.
leave today (T hursday) for S po Told by Oregon Friend—
kane. Wash., w here they w ill spend I Miss Mary A. Simpson of B rid-
C hristm as w ith Mr. M organ's sis j lington, Y orkshire. England, w rites
cA
^Very ¿Merry
W llK E N
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Let us supply you with
concrete or vitrified clay
pipe, or iron soil pipe. We
are also equipped to handle
the complete connection job.
Y
North of Cannery, across W. Washington St
Delta Drug Store
Once more ast he holi
day season approaches,
we greet our m a n y
friends and customers
with an old-time greet
ing
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
(HAS. L. WALKER
* ¿uVty.'To'un. oft T A x jttc tin n
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BEAUTY SHOPS
INSURANCE
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
GEORGE T. McGRATH
General Beauty Work
Permanents and all kinds of
beauty work.
Telephone 138IX
at
Hillsboro Pharmacy
W ashington County A gendas
INSURANCE SERVICE
First National Bank Building
Phone 2211
Hillsboro
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Sanitary Beauty Shop
A. 0 . PITMAN, M. D.
All kind« of Beauty Work
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
X-Ray and Physio-Therapy
PERMANENTS
a specialty
Telephone 1471
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
Commercial Building
KITCHEN Q U E E N — 49-lb . sack ............................. $ 1 .5 3
CROW N FLOUR— 49-lb . sack ...................................$2.05
DENTISTS
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
DR. RALPH DRESSER
Physician and Surgeon
DENTIST
Wells Building
Mabel Scbende)
H IG H L A N D CH IEF— 49 -lb . sack ...........................$ 1 .4 0
1
Office 8281
Telephone 144
Commercial Building
All above prices F. O. B. our warehouse and
subject to market changes
Evenings. Sun<laya
O ff i t . 2<«z
Telephones
Residence 791Z
T .lw b o n «
KOTldme. MSI
by Appointment
GARBAGE COLLECTION
Pay Cash and Save—Trade with Imperial
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Phone 1341
T he Practical
H om e V eterin arian
•ES u S PAT OFF
Im perial Milk Egg M ash, 100 lb s................ $2.45
Im perial E gg M ash, 100 lb s.............................. 2.30
Im perial Big-Lay M ash, 100 lb s...................... 2.2 0
4-grain Scratch ....................................................... 2.15
H igh-V itam in B reeders’ M ash ........................ 2.55
E. M. BARNES, Prop.
Hillsboro Concrete Brick & Tile Co.
Came in and Get Ills Kook
Shoot YOUR Stumps with
IM P E R IA L P O U L T R Y FE E D S
W O M A N 'S S H O P
AMO $tav»d
VETERINARY
REMEDIES
WANTED
Im perial D airy, 2 0 % ........................ ....... $ 4 2 .0 0
Cow R ation, 17% ..................................... 36.00
M olasses Dairy, 15% ............................. 3 4 .0 0
M olasses S creenings, 12% ............ ....... 2 8 .0 0
G O ARS
AUlMOaillO
ROBERTS’
IM P E R IA L D A IR Y FE E D S
Christmas
A ll K inds of C lay and C em ent B uilding M aterials
DR. D A V ID
Wedding Planned
for Christmas Day
Mrs. Ja k e Weil gave a d in n er and
th eatre party M onday evening for
h er d au g h ter R usanne in honor of
Size
h er birth d ay . L ittle guests w ere
Colene MacDoweli. E laine C ruzen.
There Won't Be
Mary Je a n Doane. B everly Weil.
Mrs. H oyle—"If all men w ere like
Je a n Ann Pasley. V irginia H avens
m y husband th ere w ouldn't be any
and Arjna M ary H artram pf.
lab o r tro u b les”
Erank Baker Home—
Mrs. D oyle—“What's the matter
S tate
F ran k B aker, w ho un d erw en t an —doesn’t he work?"—Ex.
operation recently for appendicitis
at th e Spaulding hospital in P o rt
te r and fam ily. M r M organ ju st land. w as brought hom e M onday
re tu rn e d this w eek from a business and is convalescing. Dr. W illiam
trip w hich included cen tral and H inds operated.
so u th ern O regon cities.
Mrs. Everett Hostess—
Miss Rowena H erm ann left T ues
Mrs. W. S. E verett w as hostess
day to spend th e holidays w ith her
m other. Mrs. G eorge H erm ann, at F riday fo r a C hristm as p a rty for
th
e club of w ives of telephone
M yrtle Point.
Mrs. S. K. Je n se n of San Jose. .com pany em ploye.. The gue>ts. all
Cal., is spending the holidays w ith from Forest G rove w ere M esdarnes
h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E N orm an Pow ne. W J. P orter. Tim
G oodrich. L. E. Glascoe. E. K irk -
Light halves and some pieces
W ilkes
A m arriag e license has been wold. Joseph DeTye, Red Johnson,
g ran ted in V ancouver. Wash., to C hester C hristensen. Rodney Cum -
B everley V. P h illip s of T im ber a n d ' i m ings and M elvin Morgan.
Lucy C. O glesby of G ales C reek. Present Program at Hospital—
William Stuhlfier, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. T hornton and
W ahkeena and Lohese C am pfire
McMinnville. Oregon
Mrs. Emily R hoades m oved this girls presented a C hristm as p ro
week to Munroe, w here Mr. T h o rn gram . “A round th e W orld on C hrist-
ton is em ployed in th e saw m ill.
K enneth C ran d all of Sen F ra n
cisco. Cal., is sp ending th e holidays
w ith his parents. M r. and Mrs.
Max C randall.
Size
We are agents for
DR. W. H. PASLEY
DENTIST
Im perial Feed 8C G rain Co.
P h o n e #1
M ille r s o f Q u a l it y F e e d s
S o u th
Second
A ve.
Main
Street. Near Third
Telephone 2961Y
O ffice In Heidel Building
U pstairs
Garbage Collection
and Cans
JACK MAIER
TF.LEPHONB MW