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H IL L S B O R O
H7iere Rhododendrons Rlooin
iB y Mrs.
Candidate Guest
Miss Velma Rosevear. the Ladies
club candidate for Goddess of L ib er
ty for the H illsboro F ourth of Ju ly
celebration, and h er m other. Mrs
G eorge Rosevear. w ere special guests
at the m eeting held W ednesday
wticn Mrs. Leon Davis en tertain ed
at her home. O ther guests w ere Mrs
Mason Cady. Mrs Lois W alw orth
and Mrs. H enry Nelson, all of H ills
boro. and Mrs C. P Stafford. The
m eeting next W ednesday w ill be in
the club room at the hall, w ith Mrs
D orothy B ucdefeldt as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Ade R utschm an and
tw o sons w ere guests of h er paren ts
Mr. and Mrs Roy Heineck. cf P o rt
land S aturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Dav.s and son
Clyde of Black Rock and Ervin
B aker of Valsetz w ere am ong v is
itors at the F. L. Brown hom e Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs W N H ath o m i f
H illsboro w ere guests of h er father.
E. C. Mulloy. S atu rd ay and Sunday.
F. L Brown, who has been con
fined to the house for som etim e
■with rheum atism , is now able to be
about some.
Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Ade R utschm an v. cr
honor guests at 11 d in n er p arty al
the F rank Hill hem e in H illsboro
Monday evening, celebrating th eir
seventh w edding aniversar.v.
Miss Thelm a Mulloy joined the
H arry Blm co fam ily of P ortland
Sunday and sjxtnt the day at W in-
emu beach.
The L aurclview 4-H Calf club was
en tertain ed at the Ray Vorhccs
hom e Saturday-
Mr. and Mr
R ichard Hohlfeld
and Mr and Mrs Earl Sw anson f
P o rtlan d and Mrs N. V. T rau n er and
&Ö'
his photograph snapped a few days ago on th e Mt
by Ralph G ifford, photographer to r the O regon St.i
m ent shows the m ajestic snow clad peak as it aj
m er R hododendrons m th e higher altitu d es are at
of the colorful bloom are shown in both right ant
the p icture w ith a clum p of squaw grass in th e eel
Harvey / L. Stout
Buried Friday
F uneral services w ere held Friday
at Holman & Lutz chapel in P o rt
land for H arvey Lincoln Stout. 56.
w ho died Ju n e 30 a fte r an illness
of several m onths. In term en t w as at
C olum bia cem etery in Portland.
Mr. S tout w as born A pril. 1. 1881,
m Kansas, and m arried Miss Lottie
Maib at Spokane. Wash . Jan u a ry 4
190G For th e past 12 years they had
resided on a farm southeast of H ills
boro. Deceased is survived by the
widow and th e follow ing sons and
daughters Mrs M ildred Fisk. Mrs
Vivian Leon. Mrs V era F reau ff and
Mrs. Mabel K napp, all of P ortland;
A nnabell, Lloyd. Wesley and Ulysses
of Hillsboro. He is also survived
by tw o sisters. Delia C aldw ell of
P ortland and Sylvia Hall of G reat
Falls. Mont., and four brothers. Jess
J. of Newton, and Sam Stout of
Portland, and A rtin e o f D etroit.
Mich.
As a child he cam e to Scholls in
this county in th e early nineties
with his parents, the late Mr and
Mrs W. J. Stout, living th ere for
15 years.
Jean and G eraldine Mrs Dewey
M ercer Mrs Fred P atterson and son
D uane. Mrs. HiUie Tykcson a n d
d au g h ter Beverley. V ivian Ziegler.
E rn estin e G uenther. Mrs
F red
M eyers and children M erline. A l
vin and A lberta. Mrs Cecil M organ
and baby. Miss Alice McInnis. Mrs.
L. L. M urray and d au g h ter V irginia,
Mrs Rhoda Cady. Mrs Ira G Mc
C orm ick. Mrs E J H avem an. Mrs.
F ran k Shook and the guest of h o n
or,
Mrs Ira G M cCormick left S a t
urday on a trip to V ictoria. B C.
S h e was accom panied by h er son-
in-law and dauhtcr. Mr and Mrs.
A llan H C am b er of P ortland.
Mr and Mrs Ray M yers and
fam ily w ho have been living at the
B u rn ett and Bates saw m ill, w h ere
he was em ployed, left F rid ay for
th eir gold n unc n ear B aker to w ork
this sum m er. Mrs M yers' m other.
Mrs M innie Douglas, w ho had been
visiting here, accom panied them .
Mr and M rs L. I H ulit of N ew
berg w ere in th e Buck H eaven dts-
i
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¡«y you KJiw It in th e Ar|*u*
Mrs. K.illety II .is
C ham e of Booth
D .lllv
West Ciiimi loini invi .il lliv 1. I'
hiili N orth P la in -, July I Mrs G race
Itaffety w h s nppoinlvil viilintn.in ol
thv fuir huolii voininillvt* unti will
liolil 11 m eeting i>l In'!' Iioinv July 9
Io m ake plniv. Pete .loini irv ii von
Uncivil .1 tunnel Inl'lv illuvie.ilon o n
the new ag ricu ltu ral uilju.'.tinvnt lull
ol Hie 1 i ' voi ui 11 n m ) vi I AAA Ttill. « 1
lively both (or ami ttguinrt it The
immilli picnic ilute (or July 18 w.i
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■ inceline
will he August 19 All im inlii 1 arc
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will report on 11 plan (or huililing .1
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C ELEB R AT I O N
JULY 22-23 24
EUGENE
Pioneor P a ra d e
Industrial Parudo
A ulhonlic Plonoor V illaqo
N ational P. F. Air Moot
C arnival. Show s. D anco
Writo
O roqon Trail P a g e a n t
J’. O. Box 793, Eii-i- l e
trict several days last week
w ere guests of Messrs, and
dam es E. C. and W F Wohlsc
H ulit sprayed his ch erry o
here.
SH EER S
i By M rs. B ird M cC orm ick I
Mrs B. A C r.tndler and tw o
d au g h ters of Snohomish. Wash are
guests at the H. M W hisnand home
fo r tw o weeks. Mr. C ran d ler cam e
down w ith them S atu rd ay and re
tu rn ed to his work Monday.
The Amos W atkins fam ily pic
nicked Monday w itn relatives at
G ran t park in P ortland John W at
kins. w ho had spent the week with Mrs. Parish Honored
his cousin, retu rn ed hom e w ith his
Mrs Ed P arrish iC lara Shook) a
parents.
recen t bride, was honored w ith a
m iscellaneous show er Ju n e 29 a! '
the hom e of h er p arents. Mr. and ,
Mrs. F ran k Shook. M any beautiful -
OREGON
at the home of Mi s M at t h.i Maim,
eii route home from a vacation at
I he beaches
Mr am t Mi
Bud 6 ‘dfridge of
Toledo s|M*nt the w eek-end at the
C harles S elfridge home here
I P o rtlan d th»* past w eek w ith hei
iB . Miss D orothy I ookel
Mr amt Mrs Ernest Behrmaii.
1
daughter.
w
ho
recently
un
d
erw
en
t
w ho w ere recently m aiiicb . are
CO RN K I IL S 111* 1 OUiM Black
I
.11,
operation
lin k in g th eir home in tin* II Behi
has purchased the R unning build
man house
ing. w here she recen tly opened the New Ijxn-ils Make Home lien*
Mr
and
Mrs
John
l.eipnld.
who
Mi and Mi l.e<> Su-diauer spent
"V Kum Inn ' restau ran t
w
ere
reeeiilly
m
arried
in
P
ortland
tin holidays at Mt Hood
Mr and Mrs R alph B arnes of
by
lie.
G
eorge
K
oehler
are
m
a
k
K a d o k a S D a re guests of Mr
Mi.
Mixta Krench spent t h e
The
B a rn es' siste r Mis D o n a ld Kiigleu ing th eir hom e h ere Mr. l.eipnld week »nd with friends at
1
1-
em
ployed
in
Reuse..
Dalles
and family
Mrs I S m ith and son of R iv er Bill I «»<1(1 U nnoted
New Books Vdilcil
Mi a n d Mi
G e o rg e W ilcox e n
Mrs Edna Russell lib rarian of side. Cill a re guests at the 1. 1
tertain ed w ith a dinnei Krutay e\ e
the loeal library, announce» that 2(1 W addle home
Mrs A lbert R unning of P o rt nnig henoniu* Bill Todd of Kills
ngw books have been purehased
reeentlv and added to the c irc u la land form erly o f C ornelius, e n hero on h r virthdux a n n tx c i a r \
tion T w elve are children'» books tertained the L u th eran church L a
Mi ami Mr
Henry B ietelspaeh
Mr and Mrs A lfred Dore recently dies Aid F riday afternoon at the s|»ent a few d a is last week at New
Inn" restau ran t, ow ned
donated some books In the library. "U Kum
and operated by Mrs Jo h n Black
E nter in P arade
Mi
and Mi> .
Mr
am
i
Mrs
Joseph Mnrris.se. of left M onday for j
C ornelius fire d e p artm en t e n te r
Salem
w
ere
w
eek-end
guests
of
ed Hie parade at H illsboro on the
w ith r e la tiv e - in tl
F ourth On the truck w ere Gloyd relatives here
Mi and Mrs G.
Hull and Ashley Jackson and son Irene llirn ie Honored
Noi th Bend v ¡.sited
Jim m y Priscilla Mann was queen ' Mrs A Nut.- e n le r li lin e d w ith over the w eek-end
on Miss W icks float and Lucille a p a rly g ran d d au g h ter Irene H ienie
Hex a n d M rs
Spi .igne
Mann and Joyce L e e
Feldm an Present w ere Irene and E sther M a ssa c h u se tts a re
inarched w ith her group
Hienie.
M arlyn W ardius.
Jovee S p ra g u e s p a re n ts.
Mr and M rs Ed B ietelspaeh and rupper. Fle.moi Hermann, A I l e © C Sprague H< \
tt a guí
Mr and Mrs A G regg end W al Jane S im antcl a n d E m m a J e a n a p ro fe s so r at Whi
lace attended a fam ily d in n e r at Russell.
M a ssac h u se tts
Jo n e s B uys P lace
B uxton Sunday
Mrs F ran k Hay
Couple Given Farewell Party
Mr and M rs V || Jones and has been w ith her
Mr and Mrs .Alfred Dore w ere family have purchased the Mis Bock, w ho has bet
com plim ented w ith a farew ell party- Sam M. I. aim - place south of tow 11 to her hom e last week
oil Wednesday evening in the so
Mr a n d M rs J u lia n D e lm o n te is m uch unproved
cial room of the M E ehureh. and ch ild ren visited relativ es 111
Mi am t Mrs Leon,
Betty D elm onte gave a farew ell W ashington over I hi* Fourth.
son h a v e m oved into
reading
M rs M illie P olier and
Jack S in d h has re tu rn e d from a form erly occupied by A
M is M attie Sm ith sang a com pli H illsboro hospital follow ing a s e r V H J o n e s a n d t.imi
m entary duet Mrs G eorge Wilcox ious illness
S ii* ha in is in \ e u lloi
Mr and Mr
presented the honored guests w ith
Mr. and M rs las» Stis
d
aughter
of
I
gifts, and Rev. .Alexander H aw
moved into th eir newly
holidays
w
ith
th o rn e expressed w ords of a p p re
here.
ciation in farew ell to Mr and Mrs. cuts. M r and
Dore w ho responded w ith w ords scher.
If you change your addre
Mr and Mrs Joseph Maun and ly notify the A rgus d irect
of thanks Miss Phoebe H aw thorne
directed some hum orous gam es and B arbara Ja n e of P o rtlan d called once.
refreshm ents w ere served t o 55
guests, follow ed by th e form ing of
a friendship ring w hile Mrs L es
ter Mooberry Mr.- M attie S m ith
and Miss Phoebe* H aw thorne read
poems and the group sang, and
Rev
H aw thorne pronounced the
benediction Mr. and Mrs
D ore
left for Idaho Io visit aw h ile be
fore m aking th e ir hom e in C ali
fornia.
Mrs
.A C ollinge has been in
Chehalem M ountain
The B urnett and Bates sawmill,
located on the Ira G M cCormick
place, finished saw ing T hursday
evening. This m ill has been here
about six m onths. They are look
ing for a new location or for tim b er
that can be tru ck ed to this set
T he person, w ho broke the handle
of th e M ountain T op school pum p
and dem olished th e $75 slide was
caught and has confessed.
F ath er S u n umhs
Mr. ami Mr
M ervin W hitm ore
and son L eonard W hitm ore, re tu rn
ed T hursday from A uburn. Wash
w here they atten d ed th e funeral of
Mrs. W hitm ore's father. J a k e ?*lartm
w ho died Ju n e 28 a fte r a short ill
ness from heart tro u b le Mrs W hit
m ore accom panied a b rother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs F red G o r
ton. of Taft to A uburn Ju n e 26 Mr
M artin was well know n here, h av
ing lived with his fam ily in the
M ountain Top d istric' They moved
from h ere to Chico. Cal . about 1911!
The widow, th ree sons and five
d aughters survive.
H IL L S B O R O .
Cornelius Building Sold;
Library Adds New Books
F. I.. Brown)
LAUREL—C ertificates for perfect
atten d an ce at Sunday school for the
)>ast q u a rte r w ere presented Sunday
to A rlene and A rleta O'Dell. Jean
W atkins. B etty Jean Davis. M a rjo rie
Will. Bernice Stoller and In ne
W hitm ore
Mr and Mrs. Fred V arenhors! Mr
and Mrs. D. B ucdefeldt and son Ron
ald. V irginia and V erne V arenhorst
and Richard Donahue made a trip to
Mt. Hood Sunday, retu rn in g Mon
day. They are all form er South D a
kotans.
The m ajority of the residents here
attended the firew orks display in
H illsboro Monday evening
Mr and Mrs. A rth u r Ross of
Ridgefield. Wash., w ere Sunday
night and Monday g.a stS 1 th e J
W Mulloy home. Hosts and guests
w ent to Molalla to celebrate M on
day
H aying is in full sw ing in (hi-
vicinity, along w ith potato and kale
planting. The hav crop w ill be short
on most farm s Som e early ru t a lfa l
fa was badly dam aged by the rain
B lackcap berry picking began T ues
day.
M r and Mrs Adolf R utschm an
Miss Helen R utschm an and Al E w
ing joined relatives and friends
from Chehalem M ountain and H ills
boro on a picnic at B onneville S u n
day.
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HEINRICH BROS
By V iv ia n lludsoin
Joseph Sehcible of P ortland v isit
ed a week in this com m unity with
old neighbors. L Jesse. Jam es P en
man and at the Fred Dober homes
He retu rn ed to P ortland Sunday
A bountiful dinn er was served u n
d e r the large locust tree at the Addi
H udson home Sunday T w enty-eight
neighbors and friends w ere seated
fo r th e noon meal and 39 for the
evening Pinochle gam< and lv" s<-
shoe pitching w ere enjoyed
Mrs. H arriet B arr of Lebanon, a
fo rm e r school teacher here wa
nm ong the guests at the A ddie H ud
son hom e Sunday.
IT I
1OTS AW»
LOTS TO
CHOOSE
from /
O u r classified colum ns may have
Just w h at you a re looking lop—
Read them .
tf
T ct
g o ' L rt's *.rr
them T O D A Y ' Brand
new, happy-go-lucky
looking sum m er frot ks
t h a t ’ll g i v e y o u
H E A T - R E L IE F —
make yon smile—and
BUY — and SA V E!
W e've planned this
cotton-party all for
yon— just at the time
when yon need cotton
frocks m ost!
A
Lime in O fte n a G re a t
F a c to r in the D ru g
Busines»
Speed ni Hie fillin g of
prescription
often
v ita lly im portant
life may depend np<
g e ttin g i In- proper me
icitte in time.
9
Rely on Hie I ’ AJ.AI I (
p r o nt p I pre u rip lit
service.
It s th e costliest kind o f driving you do
c ' A R T IN G I P a fte r juM o n e d m ig o e t o s tib
r , j u s t a« f o o d 1« m a d e
k7 »top ra n w asfe e n o u g h gaso-
le fo r y o U h y r o o k in g
tin e to fak e y o u I/, o f a m ile .
Kegialei r<!
D u fy
I urie.»
I ( . Ktamien
Marvin Woods
K R A M II N'S
P a lm D r u g S to re
P re scrip tio n D rusclxlx
P IIO N l "«i;
c ra tin g —at off tim e s —y o u r m o to r
g ets th e f u ll h e n e fi« o f S u p e r
S h e ll's high energy content,
- M o to r-d ig e s tib le " Is the best
h ila n r in g proress th r
c h e m ic a l s t r u c t u r e o f
gasoline is re a rra n g e d , A c tu a lly
tt is m ade " d ig e s tib le '’ fo r y o u r
w a v to describe this
T r v a ta n k fu l o f
n e x t tim e y o u need
a Shell d ealer near
Hr
t h is
e n tir e
SHELL
W hen s fa rfln g . s h iftin g , .c e n t
I " r u t d o w n the h ig h cost o f
s to p .a n d go d r i v i n g a ro u n d
t o w n . S h ell e ng ineers h av e d ev e l
oped » w a y to " h a la n c e " g a s o lln e .
gasoline,
S u p e r-S h e ll
gas. T h e re 's
y o u r hom e,
SUPER-SHELL