DILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON
'I li in ila v. J h Iv 13, I 939
( 'rushed I land
Suffered by
Local Wornan
Fence Moved Io Fidarle Diamond
Wilkesboro ,
Depot Opens
Banks Resident
Breaks Arm and
I dot in a Fall
BANKS E E Hopkins was call-
« I bark to ivork Monday as agent
at the Wilkesboro depot Logging
opr-ratirins have resumed along the
SPAS railway after the Fourth
of July shutdown.
Week-end guests of Mr» John
Peppard and children were Mr and
Mr
William Peppard and daugh-
U i i i Cot pw il Gitl ng >t V i
couver.
Mr* Seller* Hoste*,,
Mother- club met Friday with
Mr
Ada Sellers Mrs Carl Ship-
ay had c harge of the program and
>d in a discussion of the Oregon
< ount.i and Oregon bird- The club
Aill n< xt study flowers of Oregon
Next meeting will be an evening
picnic at the Fred Wolford home
Augwrt I
Mr. Francis Conner and daugh-
ter. Fefa of Orange, Cal . were
.
. 'it Mr and Mr N Berdan
S
lay and Monday They were
‘ n route horn«- from a trip to White
Horse Alaska, and Seattle. Mr
C : tn r and Mr^ Berdan are «is-
ters-in-la w.
Verle Prickett is having his house
repainted This is the sixth house
m Banks to be repainted the past
*
Couple 1 honored on
25th Anniversary
Former Resident
I LizekI.ile P. ism ' s
Begins Banks
HANKS (¡r un harvest began in
"
\ ■ .mtj Munday with pro.ip*Ct«
for an aviTiw crop of fall gram
Mr .rl Mr* Corbett Crowther«
• Kam .■ Mi
d
Mi 1< v Km . i'
daughter Mr
... I Mi
Con* Rinck and family
ar 1 Mr aid Mr* Oral Varley of
Buxton drove ver the Wolf Creek
highway Sunday
I" , Wi veil who .. ill in the
Foret (¡rove hospital, had his ton-
b removed Monday.
Brother Succumte,
Mi
H 1. Shook received word
S inday of the death of her brother.
W W Schaffer at Yakima Wash
Mr ai d Mr Shook and family left
M ’ day to attend the funeral.
va ■ . id Tuesday at the
S, i.-r a . i .< chapel at Wapato Wash.
Ihev were accompanied there by
M
f ;■ d K '<• of Eureka. Karan
who is s | h riding the summer with
: Mn Sarah Hanks, in
H i.ii, and with Mr and Mr.-
S’
d t onily in Bank- Mr -
S'
and M
Kite were girlhood
churns in Kansas
Mr Chester Davis who is a pa-
tier.t in the tuberculosis hospital
m Salem came home Saturday for
•na to stay in a few month-
now able to exercise two
hours a day At the hospital she
tak< piano lessons and also studies
French. sewing, pottery and wril-
M
Lccal Folk Attend
Minnesota Reunion
Banks Polk Visit
loua Relatives
‘pending three weeks in Iowa \
dmg her aunt
Mr .«nd Mrs Jerry Garr
Yamhill weir guests Sunday <>f Mi
ai -i Mr N J Griffen at d f.inuh
Mi
1 Mi
R A u
n ai I
children Mi and Mt
Hoy SchuL
mrnvh and children and Mr and
Mrs M Burnett picnicked at Balm
Grove Sunday
Mr and M:- William Green at
tended a birthday dinner given f •!
Mi Frank Van Ak<4 her home
in Forest Gr«'Ve Sunday
Mr and Mi
Ralph Cop hav
moved into the W B Paris hous«
Ml ,i i M
I
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Portland were guests Sunday of
Mr and Mi
Albert Heard and
•v
from a trip to Hainca where th« *
visited Mrs
Allison s and Mr
H . • •
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W Heard They report the elderly
Mr Heard improved from his recent
illness.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
BONNY SLOPE
Bonny SI pe
P -T A has by far the largest in-
crea.-e in member- ip m Washing
ton county and one of the largest
IMTcentage of increases in the state
of Oregon From II members a
membership campaign has gained
the Bonny Slope P -T A a total
Marriage License,
memlH r-hip of apijiovunately (Ki
Joseph M Loomis. Forest Grove,
persons
and Ruth Mary Burhngham. Forest
Saturday Mr and Mrs Hale w ith Grove.
their son Jack took a trip to Aber
deen. Wash
Divorces Filed
A Bonny Slope barber shop is
F.u leigh Avis vs Gerald T.
nearin'; completion and will he oc
Vanose Esther vs. Virgil.
cupied soon, according to Ernest
Emerson owner.
Divorces Granted
Kistcr Nell vs B E
Audited Circulation
A member of the Audit Bureau
Wedding Invitations. Announce
of Circulntions. the Argus gives the
Advertiser proof of authentic, paid ments and other Society Printing
up subscribers To the wise buyer of Quality Hillsboro Argus Print
of space there can be no substitute ing Department.
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Repaired
in
3 hours
CORNELIUS Mr and Mr John
Schneider and s ms Stanley and
Lynn arr.vvd home last Thursday
from a two week»' trip 11 W 1
Colo
wen
this visited Mr
Schne.det s parent* and other rela
tives.
Among guests of Mr and Mrs J
F Kilgore on S ■ day were Mr and
Mrs E F Hauffst
mJ. grand
son Howard Hughes and Esther
Edelman all of Nappa.
Mr- Pa I SmTman and children
of Puyallup Wash . who have been
vs enm - : •
Mi
IM
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Do you have a .-mall com rete job at home?
We deliver the concrete ready to place.
NO BOTHER!
We do all kinds of toiii rete work 'ind specialize
in hard building materials.
HILLSBORO CONCRETE BRICK & TILE
West Main St., opposite Cannery
Phone 1311 or 1343
Mr and Mr« Charles Shipley of
B - r
Mr and Mr George Me-
Farlane and daughter. Nadine of
T iti ■. t Grove and Mrs D P. Hop
kins of Tillamook returned home
Sat irday from a week's visit with
r* la' • in Eastern Oregon. Mr
and Mr
McFarlane and daughter
•opja-d at Dufur and visited his
; tn n'
Mr and Mr- Jim McFar-
!.<: <• arid other relatives Mr. and
Mr S-..pl<y and Mrs Hopkins vis
ited Mr .nd Mrs Grant Shipley
„• Stanfield and Mr ar.d Mrs C
D Conner at Pendleton They cele
brated the Fourth at Echo.
Extends Invitation
Rev John W.lhams invites every
one in the community to attend
church services at 11 a m. and 8
p. m on Sunday Sunday school at
9 45 and prayer meeting at 8 p. m.
We inesday
Mr- D Thompson of Gaston is
spending this week at the home of
her mother Mrs. John Peppard.
Mr and Mrs. A J Fnedley of
H.llsboro are spending this week
in Banks with their daughter. Mrs.
Ray Parmley.
Visit in South
Mr and Mrs Ray Woodman left
July 1 for a trip through Califor
nia and other states
Mr and Mrs Bob Brown of
Bark- Mr and Mr- Frank Crow-
" * r.- f Dilley, and Mr and Mrs.
Russell Thatcher of Buxton drove
over the Wolf Creek highway to
Seaside Sunday.
Dinner party guests Saturday of
Mr and Mrs Fred Wolford and
familv were Mr and Mrs. Frank
f P
I
: M.- Crys
tal Grindle of Myrtle Point who is
.«pendins a few weeks with her
I arents Mr and Mrs. Bert Grindle
in Forest Grove.
Mr Letsingrr a grateful look and
walked away.
Lawrence Allwrn. who is employ-
।’d in .1 barlwr shop at Corvallis,
was home tor a short Fourth ot
, July vai'ation
Mr and Mrs J im » Huse.’ik and
Mike Vrlicak and J am * V* licak ot
Cathlament. Wish, were acre dur
ing their ten-day Fourt’i of July
vacation.
Mrs Delbert Olinger, who had
undergone a major operation at a
Hillsboro hospital the first of last
। week, returned home the first ot
this week.
I I odic Purchased
Near Rtxk Creek
ROCK CREEK
Mr and Mrs
Pi»Trr Mills have purchased a home
at Sheltered Nook and they and
their family moved there from
Bethany last week. Sheltered Nook
is north of here and is near the
Corneliu^ Pav; road between Folk-
enberg and the lower Columbia riv
er highway Mr< Mills is a d.itighter
of Mr and Mr . Nicholas Kies of
this section.
Everett Manchester’:« son a n d
family have been visiting his father
Help your correspordent send In
for the past few weeks. They came < arly copy. Some Frulay or Satur
from Nevada and expected to leave day if possible.
from her»- Monday. They lived in
Dr Pagelers' house while here.
Arthur Mutenberger ■? efficient
S. P. & S. STAGES
cheerful service as mail carrier
Ride S P. A S stage* U> Seaside
h< re for many years has been great .¡nd Astoria via the Wolf Creek
ly appreciated.
highway, leaving Hillsboro daily a«
Mr and Mrs. Joe Let singer and 8:32 a. m. 1:47 and 5:17 p. m . ar
son Earl of Hoenet. nr .r Wheeler, riving Seaside 11 15 a m. 4:30 and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Wil- H p m . Astoria 12:15. 5 30 and 9 p
Lam Fuegy and Mr. and Mr Frank m. Stage fares to Seaside $2 10 one
Pezoldt last Wednesday and Thurs- vay. 33.40 round trip. Astoria 82 5C
M
me way $3 50 round trip A splen
also visited relatives in Kelso. did loop trip via the Wolf Creek
Wash., and in Portland. According highway to Seaside and Astoria,
to a paper of July 5 Mr I^etsmger.
who works at the Markham and returning via Columbia River high
Callow Inc Sweet Home logging way or by train Seaside or Astoria
camp near Wheeler, was instru to Portland, thence stage to Hills
mental in freeing a deer which was boro, $4 00 Tickets and informa-
wedged between two logs. The art tion will be given at the Oregon
icle said further that after being Electric Depot Phone 1941Y.
L. SHERMAN, Agent
freed the deer shook its head, gave 1
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HOME LAUNDRY & DRY
CLEANERS
Telephone 471
Hillsboro. Oregon
If sickness occurs in your home
do you know how to get a doctor
quickly It your eyes need atten
tion do you know how to find a
good occulist’ If you have a sick
.-"W, or horse, or d "g. do you know
how to get a good verterinary?
Consult the Professional cards in
the Argus.
ti
James Mill»
Hillsb«.>ro. who are spending the
summer a' *.n* .r cottage at Wecoma
B< ach. call- 1 "n their son Arthur
and family on Sunday on their way
to Hillsbor'
Dixie Mt. Grange
To Meet Friday
DIXIE MOUNTAIN A special
Grang«' meeting has been called for
Friday at 8 30 p m.
Mr and Mrs Everett Parmele
and family of Chicago and W G
Parmele of Seattle visited relatives
here and in Portland last week
Harold Parmele joined them in
Portland last Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Parmele plan to at
tend the fair at San Francisco.
Mis.s Beverly Grant spent the
week-end in Portland at the DeLor-
ito home.
Officers of the Pioneer Picnic as
sociation met at the Fred Grant
home last Sunday t ■ make plans for
the annual picnic to be held August
13.
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Large Membership
Gain is Reported
WEST UNION Mrs J C Bech-
en and Mi- Sherman Odell have
¡tone to Hendrum. Minn . to be
present at a family reunion Mrs
Berg, mother of the two ladies is
‘Hi years old. She has .seven child
ren. who an- all at the old family
horne now a son from Florida, son
Mid daughter in Wyoming, son in
Hendrum with whom she lives, son
in Fargo N D Mrs (Mell, and
Mrs Bcchen of Oregon Mrs Berg
fell and broke her hip a week be
fore the reunion
Mrs. Ida Bellinger of Hillsboro
s|* nt the week end with her sister,
Mrs Frank Holcomb.
Home I rom X rts Ho-pilal
J H Jacobson returned home this
wook from the Veteran- hospital
w here he underwent a major opera
tion. He is much improved in
health
Barbara and Beverly Bellinger of
McMinnville are spending the week
with their aunt. Mn F Holcomb
Several in thus community have
had the mumps
Irienne Henson spent several days
in Portland with her sister and
friends
Robert Houghton returned to his
home after spending the past
month with his mother. Mrs.
Brown, in Portland
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Birthday ( rlehralcd
The Nimble Fingers Sewing club
met at the Carl Voges home last
week Tuesday, the occasion being
Joyce's birthday The regular meet
ing w as held after which Joyce en
tertained the group in games Prizes
were given and refreshments were
-erved by Mr- Voges Next meet
ing will be today «Thursday > at
the John Pubols home.
l’ago Throe
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