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Timi' May, .1 uno 6, 19 10 HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Rains Benefit Berries; Few Outsiders Here Swiss Family Set for Concert At Pock Creek Reunion Held By Whitmores Music from the Alps CH KH ALEM MOUNTAIN F ou r g in iitH»n '.‘.i'll' pn « nt when Mi .Hid Mr Marvin Whitmore mid Ml • ’ Mi I mid b ihv s »n Ci.ii i y went to Tuft Sunday i ml < h br ih d Mi M WlntmoM . Imhhiv und the 79th birthday of J ut mother, Mr J L Martin The four gem-ration group were Mr Martin. Mi M Whit- m<»re. Leonard and baby Garry <)lhei pre « nt Were Ml Wild Ml Frank Martin, who reeently moved from California to Taf' and Mi mid Mi Fn d Gorhm. and furml> all well known her • Mi W I-' Wohlschlrgrl enter tained with a dinner pnty Sunday Guest .«I. Mr ar.d Mi B I. Price Ml and Mr E You .o ami two children, June Myers amt Karen and Home Merrvditb ill ot Portland Mi Ho a May who with her >n- m law and daughter. Mr and Mi < i l.iiid The concert and xhow i s J irk Atkin on re«.*d!y bought • »Htbilcd to sturi at 3 o'clock in th* E (' Woii Tchlcgel firm, hit Ihi' all< moor M. > 19 for hi i formi r num« it Manuk, M<»nt . where hr will Y< d< I n • lodi« humin i of wars old an* revived for the enter- have an auction sale of their per- t.iinimnt of m odern music lover' by th«- four musicians above, < loldn ii of Mr amj Mi l.loyd Fast, ku» ■ n th S wj Family Fraunfel h i They are to be pre- well ill last wrek s« nted in ' >■ « eri at the Evangt heal churc h. Rock Creek, June 30. Mi and Mi Ki linciti Albrecht Virgmia Murray vi ted her aim* diove t., Sr.cal Fndav tin Mi Mrs Frank Painter, at Portland Albiccht i Minter. Mis (óoig.- Tur lust week Sherman win a guest Saturd. y th« y \ sited Mr and Mi. ner. and her grandson. Dativi ("aid last week of an uncle, Don M< ln- M»-rvm Whitmore and Sunday his well, who returned with them fur m a’ Kredvdh- mothc r. Mi Frank Shook, and a week’s visit ! loch on McCormick began Satur- family. Mi Mollie Pullman of Jewell wa <1. y hauling a stub milk route along Stalls on Neu Home a Sunday visltoi at i he Lloyd Fa t the top of the mountain f«»r thu j Glenn Miller i><>ym this week home. baimu Co-oprrutivr tn amery at M' nod Me Je I.alleili and in Mi M i n n y i 11 < ■ E. > Hridge-s. 81. former resi fant on of Pm Hand sp. nl th • Helativ. of Mi E I Haveman H'»rm- i> in charge of the work and, dent of Hillsboro, died Thursday in week-end ai the ' iit-i Stow. Il home have nee iv«d word from her saying becauM* he is building a house for a Portland hospital. Funeral ser Mi I .iinon and Ii div remained for th; I she reached Hagm N I). May ster in Portland, he will not vice.. were held Monday in the the week 'Ilie I., iiiuns plan on 30 and w ; l at the John Haveman hi b< gm he actual tructure until later Donelson & Sewell chapel here moving Io Sea Ide next week end Mine Mi Rev. Alexander Hawthorne of. Haveman is on an ex- j in the summer. Builds < aldtis tende I visit in the middle* stat.-s M: .i- ■: Mi M< >um Zieglcx fu eating, with interment in the Hugo 1 । Hue of Pendleton visit and George and Vivian Ziegler at Hillsboro cemetery. ed th” Merle Cady family Jas’ tended an annual Memorial Day ■ . Fovagt M Mi-. Lottie Kilburg of Freewater w e*ek. p. nic t ‘ th« Roy Harrington home Bridg. in Massachuesetts. and Wash ant Mi Ji ■■ Berd of Mi M< i Ie Cudy accompanied । nt Sherwood M<-morial Day ne -la ighter. Mrs Ella Nachand Portland were Thursday visitors at In i broth« r and sister-in-law, Mr i Mis'^ Jennie Meeker left Saturday d Mr Bridgess preceded his the N P Nelson horn- ' mid Mis Pierce Gugin. to vi. ;t a to conduct a three weeks’ Bible Portia: wife in death. Rrunlun livid M ■ l'i. 1 i. ■ 1 school at Ryder. Wash . which will Mi N P Nel-on and grand family at Tillamook Saturday and lx follow« d by three weeks of; She was born in Texas. May 1 1850, the daughter of William B daughter. Vivian Cearley. attended Sunday. b aching Bible school at Murray. Greear and Leanza Pugh, native a reninoli of Mi Nel..on brother: Mr ami M: Eart Et/wil« r and Wash. - I ' - Riley Thoma fam family of Willamina visited a sis Mr Mary Morse delivered the Virginians She came to Oregon dy. at Shute park in Hillsboro Sun ter. M: Elmer Ham« n. and other me- age at the Mountain Top with Mr Bridgess in 1887 and had day Other members of the family relaivcs Saturday and Sunday church Sunday evening Bible* study resided in this state since, mos' present include I Mr and Mrs Mr and Mi Clarence Ornduff and -< ki . i 1 ev< ning were he hi Wed- of these years as resident of this Lloyd Thom e, and two children of and family of Wh«-eler visited he r 1 m clay night at the home of Mrs. city. She went to Portland to live For. t (li.-ve M Lutti.- Kilburg aunt. Mrs Ada Stewart, from L L Murray eight years ago. of Freewater, Wash. Mr J. Thursday until Sunday Kelvin Horme of Cloverdale, who Hi d of Portland, Mi . Lena Cald- Mr and Mi Carl Ward of Tilhi- lived here, visited friends ivel n d Mi I - io rurk of Man mo-»k visited her brother-in-law i formerly in Mountain Top district Saturday nini . Evelyn H ■ of Portland An- and sister, Mr and Mrs Charles! and Sunday. Tutm; n. Thur day and Friday. Laura Murray wt nt to Portland Mr and Mr Caleb Clark anr Tuesday’ and visited an aunt, Mrs.: ^on Alma ('lark, and Mrs. B. O Frank Painter, the rest of the week. LAUREL — Anthony Naderer Leaigsdorff. .11 of Silverton, visited । Mr and Mrs. John Nasmyth and w • b rn in Austria on May 3. 1867. former ? ’ighbors. J. E Blaze r and daughter and s >n Laura and Walt- came t i America in 1892 and to family Thund ey Mrs . . Randall. Laura an.I Laurel in 1902. where he resided Mis Ann Ornduff of Portland er of Troutdale, and Mr. and Mrs. until his death on May 29. after an Dorothy. Orenco. and Miss June Lucas and three children (Lunn of Portland were dinner par. visited h< r brother, Otto Ornduff. Chester Gre ham \ ¿sited Mr and Mrs. illness of ten days at the age of 73 ty gm Is of Mr. and Mrs. it J K. I- and family from Saturday until of Jack Atkmx n Sundav. Mrs. Na years and 26 days. Monday ly Thursday He was married to Mrs. Mary Mr and Mrs I J Granvold wer” smyth is Mr- Olive Wohlschlegels Lar Mr ..i t Mr. Oral Varley spent . n in 1904 He leaves to mourn h< » l.i>! week from Potlatch. Wash . mother. Atkins« ms are the new his loss, ’ i '■ dr I Mi, It his widow and her chil II while Granvokl cultivated his wal • wners of the Wohlschlegel place. dren. Charles Larsen of Oswego. Earl Potts is the only one from Mr and Mr U A Peter-on and nut and filbert orchards in the her. gi\ dua’ing from the Newberg, .dter Larsen of Albany and Mrs. Roger Scofield drove to Corvallis Buck He ave n districts Amos Watkins of Laurel and thir Mr and Mi Francis Cook of union high this year. Memorial Dav. teen grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Fred Stowi ll of Ry. Portion I were* ove rnight guests Funerl services were held in the di i wood Wash , .- pent the week Saturday of her father, Ernest Mt Olive church Saturday Rev. V. end with hi* mother. Mi- Olive Gmnther. after having attended T speece officiating and interment the* funeral of Mrs Cook’s ste p-; Stowell was in the Mt. Olive cemetery. R C W.dker of Fore-1 Grove did grandfather. A Naderer. at Laurel some extra wiring pt the Emm. tt Saturday. M c K inley - f . lmoninca Hes-! Tulips and lilacs were blooming Shipley, David Edwards and R J. Kelly home Wednesday and is now in Windsor. Canada, last week sii;n fly is damaging the wheat to when Mrs. Tom Shuck, L. T. Finir quite an extent in this section and wiring the Saxton cabins The Young People's Society of gan and Stanley Shuck visited new potatoes are showing the ef- there, according to messages sent fecs of the frost week before last. the Bethany Baptist church held a No business firm should ‘end out home from them When they were Hay making has started, several picnic Thursday at the Portland a letter without its being on a • n Chicago it rained all the time fields b< mg in spread or the shock. city park. Between 60 and 70 at 4 tended. they said They are expected home Rales High envt 1 pe it i. i ds dignity to th* the last of this week or the first of Mr and Mrs. Fred Kirsch of Tom Courtwright rated 145 points business and gives it good adver next. in a poaaible 900 in the judging by Grey’s River spent the week-end tising. tt Last arrangements for the Fir 4-H clubs of dairy cattle at the a.- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grove ladies social club strawberry Dairy Show last week Tom. who Wyss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toelle of ft stival wrre made Friday night is 12. has been a member only a at the B B Cooley home few months, and has lived on the Helvetia have moved into the Dysle Mrs. I). A Otto entertained with farm a little over a year He is also house at Bethany. a dinner party Sunday for her jubilant over a successful catch of The Unión Cemetery has had a parents Mr and Mr it O. Kum- fish at Wauna lake Memorial Day. thorough cleaning during the last row. and Kev and Mrs. W. Brink- He was the guest ,.f Mr and Mrs. week. Bert Reeves and I.. G. Boie man. all of Portland H Adkins. were in charge of the work. Paul Lehman of Portland is now Birthday Olvbralrd Jack Zitzman underwent a major Mrs John Walker entertained employed on the Courtwright ranch. with a birthday dinner party Sun J P. Meurer found his mail box operation at the Good Samaritan day honoring a cousin. Frances De missing one day last week and dis hospital Monday, to sever the Any. of Portland. covered it smashed to pieces in the nerve causing his facial neuralgia Mr and Mi Elmer Whitmore of ditch some distance away Tracks in He is reported in good condition. Twin Hocks were guests Friday of the roadside from a skidding car Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Whitmore. were the only explanation. Everybody's doing it— Advertise. Former City Resident Dies Anlhony Naderer Passes ai Laurel Complete Line Top Quality HARDWARE Goodman's Hardware 128 S 2n 1 Ave. Hill boro Phonv 72 new U. S. TIRES world-famous for long wear and extra safety HANDY LOCATIONS T **!»<** IT S STATION service GARAGE LOCAL NEWS Shell dealers here —and throughout the U. S. are displaying line Swiss watches, keeping perfect time, lubricated with regular 2W a quart GolJeii Shell Motor Oil! With car makers now machin ing and fitting engine parts to ten-thousandths of an inch, this test has caught the eye of engi neers and motorists. Here is a long-lasting, tough-bodied oil that is so highly refined, so fast- /louing, it offers an amazing factor of safety to every car owner. Look into Golden Shell Motor Oil sec the watch it lubricates at your Shell dealer’s today. SOCKO THE SEADOG AOI ACT 301« By Teddj 5 AHU TFT. IF CAUGHT, BRING HIN IN WITH 7CWWKV ANDGET AEREE SOUVENIR Triplets Three Times REEDVILLE—A Portland paper gave an item from the coast which reported triplet kids a rarity. Mr. and Mrs Joe Bush own n goat which has given birth to triplets four consecutive times and another, which gave birth to quadruplet kids some time ago. You Can KEEP COOL This Way - - R. P. Wirtz Dies; Rites Wednesday Robert Peter Wirtz. 65. resident of Forest Grove for 55 years, died at the Forest Grove general hospital Monday morning and funeral ser vices were held Wednesday after- noon with Rev Jesse Bunch of ficiating. Interment was in Forest View cemetery. Knights of Pythias and Woodmen of World were in | charge of services. Mr. Wirtz was born July 1. 1874. in Pewaukee, Wis . came to Oregon in 1878 and was married to Kather ine Stribich May 22. 1907 Deceased is survived by the widow, a daugh- । ter. Mrs. Dodds Bunch, of New i Y -rk City. N. Y . and four brothers. William Wirtz of Milwaukie. A J. W<rtz of Oswego, Theodore J I Wirtz of Maulino and Edward R Wirtz of Forest Grove. He was a substitute rural mail carrier out of the Forest Grove of fice. But It Isn't Practical! 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SKUI NASTY" NATHAN NOODLEHOFF LAUREL W.irren Arringtsn; was taken to the Jones hospital Monday with injuries received Thursday while trying to handle some cattle Mr and Mr G> orge Rosevear accompanied their daughter Mrs. Francis Coolidge, and family of Portland to Whiti- Salmon, Wash . Sunday to visit their son. Albert Ro ■ ■ ■ it arid family. School Meetings .Set The annual school meeting of the Laurel school district will be held at the school house June 17 at 8 p m . according to notice posted by the clerk. Ernest Losli Laur 1- view school, district No. 8«), will hold a meeting the same evening to elect two directors and a clerk. Mr an I Mrs Walter Larsen and son Ralph of Albany and Mr. and Mrs Charle Larsen of Oswego were Decoration Day guests at the home of the men's sister. Mrs. Amos Wat kins. and their mother, Mrs. A. Naderer. Mr and Mrs George Ringle of Vancouver. Wash., visited at the F. L Brown and J. W Mulloy home? Decoration Day after doing work at the cemetery. Mrs Ringle 'Nellie Bmwnl is F I. Brown's niece and was born and reared in this community Mrs. Carrie Vibbert and son Noah of Gateway were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mrs. A Nade- erer They came down to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law and uncle. Anthony Naderer. They are , former residents here, having resid ed on the John Will, Sr . place tor many years before moving to East ern Oregon. Mr and Mrs S. E Stoller went to Woodburn Decoraion Day and were acompanied by his mother. ; Mrs Anna Kauffman, to the cem- etery their and also at Silverton. In the passing of ’’Anton" Nader- ' er. a cheery smile and friendly hand shake will be missed by manv ■ friends and neighbors as will his ' placid and helpful ways among his ' family and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. F L. Brown. Lillie Brown. Mrs. Lena Meyers and Ray mond and Norma Meyers went to Seaside Sunday, where they joined the B G. McNay family, who had been vacationing there for several days. The drive was made over the ; Wolf Creek highway in two hours ; and five minutes. Mrs Tom Stout lEmma Schmidt> and children John and Elsie of In dependence were guests of the for mer's uncle. Fred Schmidt, and family Decoration Day. George Schmidt, educational ad- 1 visor in the CCC camp at Tule Lake, i Cal., arrived at the home of his i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt. ! Decoration Day to spend a two weeks' vacation Mrs Winnie Mulloy and Leland and Vera of Hubbard visited at the John Mulloy home after visiting the cemetery Decoration Day. Mr and Mr-t W. N Hathorn of Glenwood were Saturday night and Sunday guests of her father E C. Mulloy. A number of folk-; fr-m this vi cinity profited from the invitation of the Putnams of Farmington to glean green peas from the fields following the harvesting of the crop for the cannery. The chance to get a few messes of the early variety was much appreciated. Mr and Mrs Alden Rosevear and son Floyd of Portland are s|>ending several days this week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Rose vear. Bethany-Cedar Mill YOUR OLD TIRES on the purchase of service W. Arrington Injured While Handling Callie When! Damaged by The Hessian Fly PLAY SAFE AND GETASMUCHAS $E79 O FOR TWO Page Fiv« ; -, WELL, ME CHUM ANDMESELE, JUST CORT * NASTY" NOODLEHOFF/ WHAT D'WE GETS FER HIM? - ABOUT TWENTY YEARS ! >THIS MAN IS THE > POLICE . 'COMMISSIONER/ The broilers in the new gas ranges are absolutely smokeless. Excess fats are drained away from the heat zone. Then all smoke, odors and spatterings of grease are consumed in the clean, blue gas flame. Your kitchen stays fresh and clear. This intense, direct flame heat has an other big advantage. It browns and BUY A CP seals in all the delicious juices and flavors of your food while cooking it in double-quick time. Steaks just can’t get dry and rubbery in the broiler of a new gas range. 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