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Thur <lay, Augii I I, 19 10 HIU/MORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Sheriff Reports Gun Vandals al Work in County Winning JVays Annual Picnic Al Dixie Mi. On August 11 DIXIE MOUNTAIN The an nual Dixie Mountain Pioneer picnic asHociation meeting will bi- held Sunday August II at the Tannock picnic grounds at Dixie Mountain A short program has been arranged for those Who attend A basket din ner will be served us usual. At this get-together pioneers talk over old-times and bring back their childhood once more off l< " ri pm Bolin., A canyon, Mi mid Mrs Al Jac.Jxr have started work on their new house, Evi lyn Boleen of Scholls is stay- mg at the C. D Nelson home. Teacher Rmlgn* Mr« Frank Phska has resigned as k ht m >I teacher of the Walla« g M'h<H>l due to ill helath Mr an I Mrs C D Nelson and family, Mr and Mrs John Harris attended the V F W picnic at Balm Grove Sunday Mrs Victor Boleen and Wallace of Scholls pent last week with Mis Clarence Nelson Mr and Mrs Arthur Halman and son. Barbara Leach. Mr and Mrs W H Wamscott. Mr and Mr Dick Stoltenberg and Dixie picnicked at Balm Grove Sunday. Cm k on the ohl Wil dill tin- ; llhough $7 from in ,i Hill-b iro alley Wil "n pentei . IC redhead n dl • •• I hi "Torrid Zone" nk<f (’li|p« i < I »sin s at mbr< H.i of the border • I the i n < a »t bowing during the |>.ist monih Nebraskans On Visit io County ALOHA Itlflll li M ov und three dull niine and Mildred party Mrs is mukini Flor.« Ihilld nig H out of Mrs Hillsboro Man Buys at Aloha Trap for Animal Life ALOHA HIJBEK C J Stickney •Id on Monday, the Hale pla^c in th»* Myers road, a five-acre tract improved, to P Guttle of Hillsboro Mr Hettle will make a Mi Ornali.i when Ann Sheridan, as cards with Jarnos Cag- Cagney Mis» Sheridan at the Venetian tonight, Mr Mi and Mi Mi a cluster Renfn Fridr f floWU Fuller F Mr and Mi Birlluiav < < li-brali'd Huber s< mg clu Thoma Bobby Watkin« । lt«d Mr and Mt Mr ■rett I >ome Xamed Instructor Mi - Wmnfiol luatlons in the Mihiaukii lugli .school ItriniHlrls House Verne Bright i- emploi Itrturnx South H< h n Brown of Hollyw^d her home la t Wed- horn. Mr Mr- Hondo on with its ma a forest of Mr and 1 .'Pending a II like ILilph |\’t»’iv>n ar ,i guest of Bevcrl) Mllzel for the r< mnindvr <>f h< r summer v ication 4 Mi and Mr J E Mitzvl, Mi .mil William Schacht and M: the latter two <> Th. Mi Alice Arik ins. I.on Kinna n - I and family and Mr and M ik William Maxwell, the latter of Tll- I .m«N»k, last Sunday attended the Tillamot k pioneers picnic at Jant- M rs Houck of Tacoma, over the week »end and Mrs B L Baucom. the c< li In alimi of Mi She is a cousin of Mrs Baucom lien’s birthda;, annivei (’ () Mabee and family, in com- i niv of M‘ Jan? Ccmeron of Sa lt hi and Don Naze! of Portland, at- Margan-t Byers of Butte n nded last Sunday, the picnic of M was a week-end visitor at th« State Unemployment Compensa M u mu- of Mr ami Mr J V tion Ct-nunssKHj given for the em the ployes at Neskowin and Mi Senator Lyman Hoss in the Ore- gon Journal <>f July 2B gives a con- Sier. Mr ci • and accurate summing up of William Swain II remami In me developments in th over for the week Valley that should cheer thoee who t N i i - moví Mr hold well-grounded faith in the fu- k He has ■stuffice ther Harry Mclanid is home froni Rose M.»y C<»n> Lodge, where he had been cm- the coast II ployi d in a service station until it < ; w c ri of Oklahoma c langed proprietorship. visited Mrs Myers this wii-k. Fue young converts. membiTs of th Sunday «ch'xd. received the or Mrs Dalton dinance of baptism at the Commu inpa nity Baptist church last Sundays fo."- A i>>t-luck supper was served at era aunt, Mrs the Baptist church Wednesday tve- Eielyn C"uso nine followed by the quarterly busi- ni meeting < f the church at T 30 Bem fit entertainment at the Ray L. Antrim at- Mr i: !>-American War Aloha Grange hall Tuesday evening. pment al Ncwjxjrt August 2. under the auspices of the lut wm-k They n-mained fi r a full H.izeldale Happy Jlour Club. Full particulars in Hazeldaie ci>|TCspun- wert» wi-elt «it sit New|M-rt Ncwp "! dence. Mi lt E Mr and Mrs George Johnstone of ■ ek at the home < ( this community. Dr V G Rosine er, Mt Susan 1 lay, of Portland and Dr Hanna of Lake land. Ila constituted a touring party for three days to Rainier Na tional park Family Reunion Held John of Marshalltown, Iowa, left for his home Monday following a week's visit with his sons Frank and Charles and his seven grandchildren Mr and Mrs. Frank Jersey. Mr and Mrs. Charles Jersey and son Ellis, John Jersey and family, Mr. and Mrs James Jersey, Mr and Mrs Fred Peters of San Francisco. Miss Judy Reinke and Bernard Reinke of Portland, made up a family reunion ¡xirty at i when you go vacationing lei us help you! personal loans don't let temporary lack of funds rob von our of the benefits of n vacation. sonal loan .department . . . loans front $50 Io $.">00 available for persons gainfully cm- Mr and Mrs. J. A Hansen and daughter Margaret are on a two weeks' vacation at Seaside. Walter Rosebraugh of Milwaukie is devoting part of his summer va- cation to doing some house remodel ing for his father. F. V. Rosebraugh. Reunion Heid Shute Park Robert Casteel and family attend- ed a family reunion of Mrs. Cas teel s people at Shute park Tues- di y 1> 1> Dodson of Stockton. Cal., an unde of Mrs. Casteel, was the guest of honor. J. B Greer and famly and Mr. and Mis. Robert Cracknell and son Bobbie * the week-end at Ri ickaway. Mrs Etta McCready, her brother Oscar Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCready and two children, Mr. and Mrs. K. L Parrish and three children. Mrs Geisler, Henry Geis ler and Miss Ella Geisler made up an auto party to Cannon Beach Sunday. Walter P Hanson and .ion Dan iel of Omaha returned home last week from a week's visit with the former's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. H B. Mueller and his father. I’ C. Hanson, who is staying at the heme of his daughter. Mrs. R B Mueller. Daniel Hanson returned to Cincinnati to resume his studies at the Bible Seminary. Mr and Mrs. Walter Wyss were in eastern Oregon Tuesday on a horse-buying trip. auto loans use enjoy your vacation in our convenient, economical auto loan plan. travelers checques Commercial National Bank > of Hillsboro “A Washington County Institution" MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ('0111*011 ATION ALOHA — Mr. and Mrs E W. Grogan returned July 6 from a five weeks' tour visiting relatives ' ‘ in Tennessee. Georgia and Florida, their first visit there in 18 years. They saw 20 states and made a trip into old Mexico They recall espe cially the indescribably beautiful and fantastic Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico. They attended a fam ily reunion at which all of Mr. Gro gan's eleven brothers and sisters and their families were present, 25 in all. During eighteen years there had not been one death to break the family link The Grogans remarked they noticed a strong Contrast between the social life of the old South and the new West. HERMETIC will bo at our shop EVERY THURSDAY between 3 and 5 p. m. OU PERMANENT Until August 15 95 MAY ZELL BEAUTY SALON First National Bank Bldg. Ililhboro, Oregon Phono 1151 for Appointment ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I t wo day , sightseeing trip in Glacier National park and visited relatives several days in Seattle. Mrs Alex ander originally came from Nor way to Minneapolis, and this was her fust visit back to that city for 38 years. Eugene Anderson is at Loy Scout Camp Meriwether. Mr and Mrs. Albert Schmidt arc moving into the Newrnan place on Wheeler avenue Einar Albertson gia-s to Capitol Hill. Mi Evelyn l>ay is spending her vacation at the home of her mdther, Mr an Day. Stu- has been at Parkdale, but in Sep- tomber she joins the teaching corps at Jefferson The families- of E J Thoms and Lawrence Gilmore spent Sunday at Seaside Mr and Mrs R B Mueller and Mr- Eva itoci of Mr and Mi Harry J’alrn- cr of Warren. Family Reunion Held and friends July 21. for the twentieth reunion and meeting of the Mjirk and Susan Sawyer family a sociation. Among those present was Damon Sawyer, the only survivor of the Sawyer's sixteen children Also present were seven grandchildren of the pioneer; who camo to the Oregon terrtory in 1847 One of these Mrs. C. S. ' Reeves, traveled from Thermal. Cal . to attend the meeting and to visit I with relatives here. Five genera tions' of native born Oregonians were represented at the reunion, i tion were George Penrose. McMinn-1 ville. pre ident; Erma Shelburne, | McMinnville, vice-president; and Mark Antrim, Aloha, secretary- treasurer. Reedville Woman Back from N. Y. REEDVILLE — Mrs. Robert Hall returned July 15 from a month’s vacation trip during which she; viewed the New York fair and visit- । ed relatives in New York and Pennsylvania Her mother, Mrs. E Edwards of Wilkes-Barre. Pa., re turned with her for an extended stay Mrs. Hall and her mother will • leave the latter part of the week for a visit to the San Francisco fair Build New Home Mr. and Mrs Archie Williams arc building a modern seven - room house on their property at Tobias. Page Thrcö Showers Delay Grain Harves! Health Office Reports Almost Clean Slate In County Diseases Home Laundry Service Is MODERN HOME LAUNDRY & DRY LLh All LHo Washington County Farmers' Union Oil McCormick-Deering Machinery and CANDLEWICK SPREADS The Best for Less 1QOQ CHRYSLER Royal 4 dour ijJO Touring Sedan -Over driver. radio, henter, new tires upholstery and mechanical condi tion exceptionally fine. Looks and runs just as good as a 1940 model. 1Q07 NASH-Lafayrtte Coupe— IvJl With overdrive and van- ous other accessories, new tires, original brown finish, looks like new, the upholstery has been covered since car was purchased Has only been driven a little over 20,000 miles by the original owner. , 1G0Q PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4- AjvO door Touring Sedan — Heater, good rubber, beautiful or- I iginal blue finish, an exceptional car. PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4- door Touring Sedan Mo- tor has just been completely over- hauled, beautiful new paint, excep- tionally clcan. We have many other guaranteed used cars with miles of vacation pleasure in every one. SPENCER MOTOR COMPANY Plymtnith-Chrjrsler Sales-Ser vice 227 S. 3rd Ave., Hillsboro Phone 751 BEDDING BARGAINS FOR THRIFTY BUYERS! PENCO Sheets 98 LESS MONEY Liquor Noted As Cause of Arrests I LAURE the latter A survey of county jail records Only one contagious disease case part of last week stopped threshing for a while but work was resumed was reported last week in Wash during the week show that liquor, in some form or another, was the ington county, and that a case of heavy as usual in this vicinity. cause of every arrest listed by state measles in Forest Grove, the county and county officers. Move in Cady Home Ray Bretthauer. his brother and health office announced Tuesday. Arrests made were Byron C. Sat- their mo'her recently from Nebras No new cases of diptheria, which tus, 55, taken into custody July 26 ka have moved into the Mason Cady had been quite widespread recently, on a drunkenness charge; Paul have been reported for six weeks. Wright. 40. Newberg, arrested Fri day on a charge of selling liquor Regular first Sunday young Dr. Fred T. Burke, health officer, without a license; George Wright of people's meeting and community said. sing at the church will be held on Beaverton, arrested Saturday and He disclosed that the examination , charged with being drunk and dis the 1-cond Sunday of this month on । of pre-school age children is pro- orderly; and Rene Ardell, 49. arrest account of camp meeting. with many ed Monday on a drunken driving Mrs Vernon Alexander and in ceeding fant daughter came home from the more children being examined than | charge. year Six x-rays to determine i Gordon T Humphrey. 32. of Rex. J ■ ■ ho pita] recently. The family last lives on the Mrs. Clara Shaw place. possible presence of tuberculosis paid a fine of $100 and $3 85 costa in taken during the last week revealed Sherwood justice court after being Several Farmer Union Juniors are •hat none of the patients had the arrested on a charge of selling li spending this week at the Union's disease, he said. quor without a license. Herbert J. summer camp at Florence. They He also reported that ten Wash 37. arrested Sunday on a w< r" accompanied by Mrs. J. W ington county children have been Staldcr, dhargn of driving while drunk. Mulloy. Mrs Frank Waibel and admitted to Doernbecher hospital was also reported fined $100 and Mr Walter Orr for tonsilectomies during the week. costa. A 50-day jail sentence was Mrs Amos Watkins and children suspended on payment of the fine and Helen Mao Guenther are spend Adolph Cimino, 67. of Tigard, is ing this week at camp meeting at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jennings lodge Mrs Rudolf Loeli Howard Little Marjorie Ann How serving out a 50-day jail sentence and son Jackie were there from ard is with her grandparents while assessed last week in Justice A. W. Wednesday until Saturday of last her mother. Mrs. Lynn Howard, is Havens' court. week when she attended the mis caring for her grandmother at sionary meetings as a delegate from Beaverton. Neptune put up his watery bars, the church here. He sharpened up his winds; Sunday dinner party guests at the If the want ads don't do it, it But can he keep out grizzly Mars Henry Reese homo were Mr and can't be done. By barking at his shins? Mr Otto Neugard and children Carol and Bruce, who are friends 0- "f Mrs. Walter Reese, Mrs. Helen Rockstad and daughter Janice and Natalie Wassenmiller, all of Port land. Among the guests were the bridesmaids and flower girls who 1 attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs Walter Reese last month and the group dressed in their wedding clothes and went to Blooming to en- ' The modern housewife t< i tain Mr Reese’s grandmother. has time for fun be Mrs. Bertha Demmin, who was ill cause she uses our and unable to attend the wedding. modern laundry End Mrs. Leon Davis took her daugh home washing slavery ter B< tty and two companions Nor by calling us next ma Meyers and Shirley Carlson to washday. You'll be sur the Girl Reserve summer camp near prised at the smallness Otis. Tuesday, where the girls will of the cost! spend the next ten days. Bob and Leo Spiering will leave Investigate Our Handy, Economy Services for Ft. Lewis this week to report for National guard duties for an in definite period. Elmer Howard and Art Barrrows ae employed near Astoria in the Phone PT ri WDC Hillsboro, bent grass harvest. Howard is a vet Oregon eran at the job. but this is the first year for Barrows. Mrs. Will Hostess Indies' Social club will meet with Mrs. John Will as hostess at her home next Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stevens call- (ri on the Fred Mosner family near COMPANY Kinton Sunday. Mr. Mosner re 419 S. Second Ave. Hillsboro, Oregon cently returned from a three months stay in the Vetesans hos Owned and Operated by Washington County Farmers pital. The five-year-old daughter has been in the Doernbecher hos- piUJ the past three weeks being WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF treated for complications following a seige of colds. The Mosners moved from here about three months ago. A party of twenty-four relatives and friends spent the week-end at Cannon Beach They were the fami lies of B G McNay of Forest Grove. W H McNay, J. W Mulloy F L. Brown. Leon S Davis. Lee Brown and Mrs. Lena Meyers, all of Laurel. Bob Spiering accompanied Davis' DUR SHOP is e<luiPPed to ’■•'pair »11 types of UUA OrlUl farm equipment, tractors, trucks and cars. and Art Barrows was a caller from Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huennekens cf Warren were week-end guests of ■ PENNEY’S 1934 SPECIALIST visiting relatives. Mi W. J Alexander and Mr and Mi C J Hammer returned on July 20 from a two months' visit in A letter received by Mr. and Mrs Archie Williams from their son Warren, who has been cruising in Asiatic water aboard the U S S. Henderson since March, states that they left Manila July 29 for China, where they will remain three months. Honolulu Man Tex Fischer of Honolulu, son-in- law of Mr. dlid Mrs. W M Snipes, was a guest at the Snipes home Michigan Man Visits H C Johnson of Ironwood. Mich . several days of the past week. is a visitor at the home of his son Tror p 261 of the Boy Scouts and and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Albert E. Johnson. He will also vis Scoutmaster Carl Johns spent Sun day at Silver Creek Falls. it relatives in Bremerton and Seat tle. and attend the San Francisco fair. Mr Johnson is owner of the Argus Classified Ads Pay largest nursery and bulb farm in the upper peninsula of Michigan. He puts in considerable of his time here inspecting bulb farms, and is so favorably impressed with the possibilities of bulb culture in Ore gon that he declared that if he could sell his holdings in Michigan he would locate somewhere in Ore gon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Balla last Wed nesday attended the wedding in Portland of their niece. Miss Pat ricia McMahon, who became the bride of Russell Hays of Portland. Thomas and Margie McMahon are out from Portland enjoying a week's vacation at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Balla James Wray. Ellis Nylund a n d Rex Saxton attended the Taft Rcd- head Roundup Saturday and Sun- day. W M Saxton returned Thursday from a three-day business trip to Goldendalc. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. William Schriber DODGE Deluxe 4 - door Touring Sedan — Heater. good tires, mechanical condition of car is A-l, beautiful mohair up- holstery. Miss Nelle Foster .s;ife>’ii;ir<l your valuable:; from loss U.S live or Iliel't in our vault. absolute safety at low cost. Alohans Return From the South 1935 loss-proof and theft-proof, these hnndy chectpios are the ideal way to carry travel ftmds. you can cash them anywhere. safe deposit boxes Ward Russel! and John Chittin. graduates of the University of Cali fornia. have been trapping on Dixie Mountain for the past week for rats, mice, skunks and mink They stuff the animals immediately for the museum at the University. They have trapped on both sides of the Columbia River to sec if the mode of living is different One interest ing point of interest is that mice migrate every so often and at the present tune the mice have migrat ed from Dixie Mountain The young men left from here to go to Van couver. Wash., to contirHue their project "The different animal life." Buys Farm Orville Odiums has purchased the Hauffler farm from the Sisters of M rcy and plans to move there soon. and d lughter Ix>is recently spent Size 81x99 All-Around Fringe. Fine quality sheet ing. 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