i
T he B ea verton R eview
Consolidated, December 28, 1923 with
V o lu m * Il
S I. 50
Y ear
c o u n t y
AGENT n e w s
'l i e b|ti'ii'»l hi balanced r « .
lion* for dairy riiw« »*•« 111 » lo b**
baili* uiar!> i.•■••ii
ii.i» iin.'*
.. .. ..
I'lii* following in« suggestion»
jnn ihinf feeding "iily uinl III«
President'» and Treasurer’s Reports ummiiii« indti-uied can i>« varied
Read.
Election U Postponed
i-eaitet» giving uuir« «laloM* m-
rumini Uni «ni row feeding muy Ii«
(Humber of
THE BANKS HERALD
which was Established in 1910
Heaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, January 4, 1924
T H E B AN
0fm
*'* n
Volum « X IV N o . 7
v ¡
tsons und East
ern Stars l istali
BKAVCRTON
F lIL g
OOLD
WEATHER
Programs Given by
Churches of Town
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
The J>n»l week ha* given u* a
la»*.i o f wlial w« migIH expect
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
were w<* silualed a little furtlier
Told by Our Active S p x i i l Correspondents W eekly
Inland. The lemp»ratiire», Ihongli
loinl Installation ot Officers Ch .f- mil breaking many t<>w record» High School and Grades Have
huve been hoveling J iim I a Hill"
ter 106 0. L S. and Lodge No.
Christmas Trees. Programs
' BANKS NEWS
loo low for rornforl.
TIGARD NEWS
100
A.
F.
and
A.
M.
Held
Are Given at Churches
Until Weather moderates
Seaside report* (he
rold»»t
»••rullìi fri i in Mi« Cminly Aerili
Mr. Roht. Carlson was in al
Mr. and Mr». J. B. Beehham
weather In Ilfiy two year« when
ul lllll»burn, Or «Bim.
leluia nr c at ihe Court House a entertained relatives on Christ,
Ihe lemperalnr» dropped lo U 1
Wlion glover liny inni corn ali
day or two last week.
mas Day.
Ill« ti«uv«rU>ii Chamber
of sa« iri< N n arum rnllon mixed
A joint in»lalUllmi of officer* above. Tbmigli that do«» not 1 * 'rougli lack of space, and
Mrs. C. E. Tigard ha» left for
Commerce m«l \V«iln«»<luy «v.' o» follow* i» "fii'ii ii»««i:
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stephen*
of Heaver Chapter inn (• K. H. »,^.,.1 much of a In» bunpera- !
,' urr*
' » ‘ be Season,
ulna In III« "III««
Govell A
I "im l|>», null « 1111 ; ino Ib*. • nil ll«av«rloii Lodge No. 1011 A. lur», out there on llu- con»' It I no mention wa» made in lhe*e passed through town enroule to San Francisco to vtslt her daugh-
I. 11 . till* wa»> III« nnnunl meet* ground im i,; |UA lb». rulli'S bur !•’. and A. M. wa* held mi Thurs- would make a fellow think of column* o f (he Chri»tma* enler- H ill»b»ro (he Hr»l o f the week. ter, M i»» «ra c e Tigard.
ina h I i « ii llicr« w «r« tu bave l«y, nr curii in«nl ; -Oil III» III«— •l..y, llccciuber, “ 7lb.
'•¡il be bad done with hi» »Mill (amuienl» which were pul on
Mrs. II, W. MacDonald enter-
Mr. and Mr», ««u rg e Corey of
here by (he local rhurrhes and
b««n report* of ii(llc«r» and Ilic eed meal.
A boiitiMful »upper wa* »erved iner'* wag«».
Hoy transacted busines* in the I tamed friend* and relative* in
«Icclion " I new "Hirer* f**r lb«
T li« dailies have been pre- "tber organisation a. The ocbool* county »cal the first o f the week. I her home on Christinas Day.
T ti«*« quant Ille» can be varied al U o’clock in Ibc dining room
led "IT with their program* ami
«"»u ln a year. Owing I" Mi« In. «o li"'w bat
< Ine rail 1 ii»« ono of Mi« Hull. The labi«- wen* dirting rain and warmer bill at
Mr. and Mr». H. Winnehiglc.«
I’ hil Parmley, «e o rg e Howell,
rleinency nl Mi« wenttier lh «r« pound« of rollili oat* niut no very prettily decorated wHIi red Mir time Ibla wa* w rill«ii, i celebration, which were held Fri
o
f
Portland were guests at the
and
Harry
Davie*
were
in
Port
day
afternoon
of
the
week
before
a i » Imi u bur« quorum |.r«»cnl. barley.
ramile* uml red rarnafton*. That I*. M Thursday. IhrPp wa* lillle
Christina». Though many of the land recently a* principal and R. H. «randy home Christmu-
Mr. Doy Mruy «* lr«n»u r«r wra»
all
did
Jn*tir«
lo
Ih«
forni
»erved
indienlton
o
f
a
decided
break,
Another ration used
Day.
|ir«»«nl uml lurn«*l In III« report fully, where our has a a n u b u "
wu* a compliment to (he com I'lie temperature wa« a Hill« Mil'll* were out of school on w iln r»»e* lo Ihe proving-up o f
Phil’s
homestead.
account
o
f
the
prevalence
of
B. C. Rue and family spent
mi I tee of which Mr*, b ’ II. Bovd higher Mian it hail b««n bill il
wlilrli »bowed »«ini«llilna Ilk« » • l a c « « o f mil». (»:
measles there wua-a goodly num
Mr. Erwin Lipperl was called i Christmas at Silwrton at a din
liniulr«il uml Mitrly «lolluru « o l
inno lb-, mill run; non ll>-. wu* chairman, a»»i»l«<l by Mr*. i* yel loo cold for comfort.
iar I ««I «ml n butane« of about «••I Ifil mil » ; .no lb», barley, or Hhuw and Mr*. Ilurri*.
The »now, which 4» about I ber in attendance and every u | miu one .lay last week to help ner and reunion of tlie Rue
llilrly rmir *l"llur» «Mil In lb« **<*ra meal ; “ 00 lb» |iii*»t»<««l mt».tl.
After all ware *«rv«d. they re. niche* deep, will help to protect thing went o ff nicely excepting finance the county to the luce family.
where »nine little chap who had of about •8.00. He wa» covering
!r«u»ury.
Mr». A. A. Baldwin, wife o f the
S") beau meni or eutiuii «««•! paired lo Ilic l.*idB« room where Ibe uroiiml and it i« pot though! drawn a name of »nine pupil
too many mile* per hour, ac
Mie iurnmitiK Hlar officer* were Iltal n»ide from froren pipe*
T li« Presldenl, Mr.
K.
V. ! iiu'ul may !••• »ut>»llliil«<l for tin
principal
o f the Metzger schools,
Hw«u«im, lurn«il In n rulb«r »«n i incili. •IciieililhlH ll|MMI Mi« m»lallcd flr»i. Tin* ceremony • nd »iicb damage, there will be failed lo show up with a present cording to Judge Smith.
1 » recovering from a »evere at-
for
dial
pupil.
wa* very beaulifully and well HIM« permanent Injury in Hided.
full uml complete report uml mi price.
Mr. John R. Bailey o f Buxton 1 tack o f the measles.
There was a program and a
of
Ibe
mollali wbi«h urn» iluly seconded,
passed through town one day
T b « dairy man rau vury Mi« coaducted by aeveral
Mr. and Mr*. Kennedy a n d
Christina* tree at Ihe M. E.
lit« report w'n« uril«r«<l |irlnlr«l. ! uiimunl* In feed cm Ii cow uC- 11 rand Officer* of (be Hint«. Mr*.
last week enroute to Hillsboro.
. three children o f Whccter arc
Church Sunday evening with a
T li« election " f "(Herr* wu» ' nirduia to tilt* animal b«ina f«*l Stella Kellogg Drake,
Worthy T H E Y O U T H ’S C O M P A N IO N
Hi* hirsute adornments had at
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. «e . .
i|«ferr«<l I " uimllier in««l|na I" Home cow» r«»oouil to heavy Miami Matron wa* liistalling O f
H O M E C A L E N D A R F O R 1S 24 good *iited crowd in attendance. tained Much a growth that few of
1 Heed and Mr.
and
Mrs.
I .
The progmiii was well presented
b« oaltnl wh«n lbs w «ath«r mo*t-I f(.i d(||K ,M<Urr
,,„ IPr.
A ficer, n»»i*lc<l by Mabrl Homi« of
his
old
friend*
were
able
to
rec
I According lo our way o f Ihink- and thing, went o ff nicely. Being
Seeley.
HorMand.
Orami
Mar*liall,
Mr*.
«ra le» a IHM«.
ognize
him.
rolillimii rule 'la I" feed
lb«
ing. a calendar should be. above too new in the community to
I'or»on o f llaudoii. Orami Organ-
P. E. Lewis and E. B. Ned
arabi m u llir« dally al lb« ral«
all. useful
I’ nforlumilcly many remember all Ihe name» o f tho.se
Mr. F- K, Nickerson was mar
M I S I O M T ’I H I M H T
o* mi« pound lo «urli
Mir«« i*t, Mr», Kiiima llanken. Orami ••f Ibe calendars we see are noth who look part, your editor will ried to Olive M. Deakin« in Port were among those who atteiu.
I ilic meeting» o f
the Oregon
v irdai Mi
........ Wedf IH
A Chamber of tUmimrrre I» u l>"uiid» of milk produced. « 1 . ma Orami Secretary ami Mr-. ing bill pretty pictures with Ihc not allempt to romment on lh" land one day last week. T h e State Teacher»’ Association
a’
calendar aMarhmenla.
In the
groom is well known here while
hotly composed of a community’ » ''«l't m « a » « » of cow# iirodilcina
Portland recently.
Vlncenl. Orami C.liaplin. The rc- Companion' Home Calendar for different pari* o f the program.
ni.,.I |.r"ar«»»iv« rllu en « wlm f"riy l«"Uii.|* o f milk or more liriMB Worthy Mainai, Mr*. Intra
However, there i* one lillle girl the bride i* a former resident
The new mattress factory i:i
build ii|> and promote lb « wrelfarc daily, when lb « ration ran be SIR»«, Iieina a »i* l«r o f Hie in- IV2I. however, we Hint a calendar who »poke h o well and who aele-1 o f Portland. They expect ! o
Ihe Bouesteele building has be
beautifully printed in red, bill)', her pari out -»<> nicely dial we make their home here.
of t !■ >-1 r town and vlrlntly.
i
l»**und o f «rain mixture h. roming Matron, Iva
Hummer*,
gun operation* in manufacturing
A Chamber of Commerce 1« a •••'b Mure and 011 « hair
o r »he wa. rc<pie*!«d by the W or and gold, and designed especially feel eoitslraineri to make men
Mr. and Mr». Albert Mritz-
for
bandy
referenr».
’"'Each
page
l>«r»"nallty lo a rmmnunlty or buir pound» of milk pmdured. thy Orami Matron lo inalali ber
tion of ju »l (hat one. Ihe lillle marlier are Ihe proud parent* of the Sealey mattress. The com
pany has received inanyorders,
carries nnl only the Calendar of Hummer» girl who was gping lo
r ,ly
In ui"»l « 11 » « » feed all lb « hay
a nice big boy born December
*i»ler, which »he did in her u»-
•xr.d are busily engaged turning
Ii Iiu- been my privitene and Mi« row will rlran up. Silage ual irrnriou* manner. The love Ibe ciirrenl month fn bo|d read «end her Holly to hfr l i t t l e 22.
Mrs. Oritzmaeher is well
B imm I fori ime lo bave »erved you '« *M I» anmuiil» varying frinii and «»leeiii fell for Mr«. Slip« able type, but al»o -u marginal healhen sister of whom the Mis known here as she has lived , out mattr«»sc* to meet the or
ders.
reference lo Ibe preceding and
a. your Preshlenl lor lb « peal -*& I" 1« pound» dally.
here
some I
and an appreciation o f lb « *uc- coining month*, the moon's phas sionary wrote. She wa* *0 ear with her parent*
nest and spoke »0 loudly and year». She w a* formerly M iss
Nancy, the ij-year-old daugh
Ihre« year», and I f««l Miai it ha* (
"
cea.ful year’» work were fittingly
been a »ucce»».
IHrcrlor* of lb« Hr»*/ Harbor ■ lumen when «he wa» peeaefiled es. and a choice bit g f cheerful clearly that tier voice carried lo Dorothy HunL
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. Cox o f
We bave nrown from a »uipll ' Couni*. Waahlngton. row tMling with a beaullful l*a»l Matron’ » philosophy.
every part o f the room. Then
Metzger, died from an attack o f
m«iiibaf»hip I " a fair aired ar- ' aaawlalinn bave fixed lb « price pin from Ibe Chapter ami b«r
the measles, on Thursday morn
her acting was »0 natural, »he
ran Italian. In rmineeflnn « M i for Calva» from grade a«»oclalion l<ii*l>an<l Elmer Slip«. al*o a gor- C O V O T t T R IE S T O S T S A L
certainly did well.
ing. She had attended Lincoln
BURRYILLE
Ibi» I will »ay I hat lhn*e lifll« «"w * from purebred «ore» a* ueoii* boquel from Mie Pn*l Ma-
High
School. The funeral was
Rev.
«ra
y
in
hi*
comments
nl
A P IO N E A R R A L E IG H
Jack MiHisple is on Ihe sick held from I tie M. E. Chureh Sa'-
mem bendi ip piale» that we bave follow»: from row* with record* I roll a.
U 10 epd of Ihe program »poke
Mr. E. Arn* was awakened o f the big reduction in number* list for Ibe past week.
i unlay afternoon.
•Ice uli d to u»c W ill heroine a o f 300 to 360 pound» o f hutlerfn!
I he follow mi* reuiuiuiiig o ffi-
»ni.ree o f prhb- la <t*»plny ami i-ADXi I » » « ISA In i M nnund*. *15 <*y". *>!■• lli«u V«tK fi^inneitr -*■ «a*kr Friday nmrniisrHif a eom- «m l. Ihe program had undergone
< l«.ry Lee * » » a .-un-isy -after • fireoofmrt» lo d ge N .rf »7 7. a . V.
nmtinn in his pig pen. {'pan
will a‘il lo inrrea*» nur meniber and abovb inn pound* of bullci \\ ■ rlby Patron
V. A. Wo. .1 investigation he found llial a “ For Instance,"’ he said. “ There** noon caller at tlie J. M. Mill* and A. M held their insinuation
„hip.
fat. *p ««i»l price« depending up- \»s'l Matron
Mr*, «r a y ’» clas*. She ha* 8 home.
Franee* llii<l«on
o f «Ifcers at the Masonic Hall
coyote was trying In raleh one
Home o f you may Ibink dial "•» Mi« hr... H ub .
ind they were all lo have a par!
Condite tress
M urtila Wood
Clias. Myers and wife of Sco at Multnomah, Thursday evening
more could have been uerom-
W a«bln *t"ii County Iiu* Iwh* A*-- 1 Conduit ri « « \erna Huntley of Ihe small pigs for break fast but you »aw only two who were
and wa* having a bard fight ihle In lake pari." This («1!» field were Sunday visitors a( the 1 December 27. It was St. John's
pllabed by lb « Chamber, and I ,h« mnuber of dairy row , but no Secretary
Jessie Ptiari« '.villi Ibe old one.
Day and the occasion was made
I. P. Bledsoe home.
iigr«« with you; bill It ntQgt be cm I « « I iiib aaaoeiallon, and no Treasurer
Ihe »lory of some of (lie disad
Mary B l"*»er
more impressive with the reg
Arils
hurried
In
Ibe
bouse
lo
L. « . Selfridge and family o f
remembered Moil our mean» are i »prriul inarkel for grade hcifci Chaplain
Hallte Harri« .-••t a shot gun. Upon bis return vantage* under which the leader*
ular ritual work o f the Maoniv
Hillsboro are visiting
a few
limited. and al»o dial liter« ha» calve» a» ho* Drays Harbor ami Marshall
worked. .
Barbara «orbali!
lodge.
After Ihe ceremonies it
•
be
coyote
bad
disappeared.
days
al
the
"
IV.
W
hile
home.
been more or I « « » dilatory at. PHhvmook Counties.
Organisi
Mattel Jacob»
The Cantata at Ihe (V>ngr«K.:-
fine lunch was served.
Icndanre ai our meetlnga. To
--------
Adah......
Fnyne Englekc
J. M. Mills, who has been
Cilv Recorder Thyng report* ' tonal Church we did not get
lmprove III« allemlanee I would
A third rar load of war *ur. Rulli...........
1.nanna Boring
• round lo attend but there was quite ill for the past month, i*
’
bal
Ibe
work
i*
progressing
ra-
»uiTireal Ibul we make our pro- plu. «odalol
bln»lhiK powdri Esther...... .......
Eva M. \\ is«
a fair sired crowd at the exer jm pm virr *• l i e present writ
S C O F I E L D NE WS
B r a i n » more mterentiUB »0 Ibnl wa* ordered Dcrember 31. The Martha .... ..... ... Margaret Slinw f 1 idly on Ibe waterworks and Dial cise* Monday night, GhrBtma« ing
••radically
all
Ihe
pipe
line
i«
■
John
Boos was at Hillsboro
MO one could afford lo »lay away. « " * ! will be *3.7« per ilfiy lb Electa............... Nellie Anderson
laid to Ibe reservoir and there Eve, when some really excellcn'
Sunday.
B*‘iilon
Phillips
o
f
Manning
A ulaiirc over our town today hot f. o. b. Hillsboro. A lolal Warder
Marie «"»h o rn
T h e
•illy remains Dial pari from Ihe •xercises were put on.
E. Cobh made a trip to Port
present« lo one ipiiie a different " f lin.no« peuoda ha»
been Sentinel
«lib e ri «osliorn reservoir lo town lo he laid. •idle Hendricks girl was loo cut« was a Saturday afternoon caller
V i«« ..... 11 o' |owa " f a lea ord red by W athkiglon County
riie Worthy (Iriiud .Matron
for words. First she spoke her at the home o f his daughter, land Sunday morning.
Work began yesterday on (he cx
year« nini; * lr ««l* paved and farmer».
gave a very «ncoiiragin«: talk in
>wn a**ignmen(, then when they Mr Harry Fee.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W illis and
I'll« llr»i cur toad of “ I Inin which »be commended Mm o ffi ••avallon for llial pari c i Ihe line. ipplauded, she spoke
rocked, a fine water *y»lem,
'U tile
son were Sunday visitors at Bux
m a n y new huallie*» building* amt wa* unloaded Ileceiitber ID ami cer* amt especially Ibc harnionv
ton.
■ew Worshipful Master. John lack Horner" and Ihc way she
WHITFOKO NEWS
home* and a arcai Incresae in JO. The eecond car I* aeli«dulod and good-will of the entire Saniberger:
bugged herself when she told
Thomas Caldwell of Hill*b"r>
populglion, all o f winch I« high to arrive abolii January 7 or H I .linpler.
The Baseball nine arc promis was visiting over the holiday*
MMiior W arien
V. A. Wood >iow he said, “ What a good boy
ly graMfying, we are being talked
The flower girl*, Evelyn Alex Minior Warden
..«. S. «osliorn am I," was surely enough to ing us something in the line o f here.
o f everywhere a* a I.I VF. «R O W .
ander and Ithmla Thyng, add««’
OBITUARY
«< rotary..................W. E. Evan. make a deacon split bis sides . a play si>on.
Mrs. John Peppers anil child
INO CITY.
Mr*. Savilln June Spark* dim lo the beauty of Mie work by Treasurer ...... A. M. Kennedy. laughing.
A.
ren
are home here over the hol
My Noma: Bo* verton
Mi*»
Amy
Snider
returned
lo
p
1 1 Fares! Urove Sunday. She wa* presenting cuili participant
The following program o f mu
hcr school work at Doble after idays.
T ill» l« » l year »tree!
*ian* |,orn January JH, is t i. In Cellar Ihc evening'» entertainment win -ical numbers given nl different
V vacant pulpit wanting a pas
have been po»led about town, we ’ county, lowu. she wa* married appropriale floral offering*.
Mr and Mrs. CL McCormack of
’ inies throughout Ihc eveiiiii, tor, announced: Send us not an spending the holidays with her
, parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Snider. Timber are visiting at the Lull
The iuconilngWornhlpful Mas
have ro-npernted with the City j |„ tli,* late l,evi Spark* al Pen»I,
vas much enjoyed;
old man in his dotage nor a
Counetl and »«cured the Nation- ! Iowa, November H, IfirtJ. The ler o f the Masonic l.odge. Join Vocal Solo
Mr. W illis Cady voung man in his foslinghood.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richard home here.
Kambcrgcr. wa* installed by Fai
nll> fallimi» Hull Run Water.
family rumo lo Vancouver. Wa»li
‘ inno Solo
Klfia Uoshorn but a man with all the modern son, former residents . o f this
Alfred McParland of Buxton
Our Street Fe»Mvnl wa» a great ingte,« ,:l 1 K7 S and m IH h i Evan». The following remainin'
oval Solo.
Mr*. Helen Davis improvements.
place announce the arrival o f a was at the D. O’ DorPiell home
decer-, and a great adverti»e
moved In Washington County and officer* were installed by lie
"oral Solo.
M rs. Mabel Jacobs
— Adeline Rieff.
baby daugher, December 11 at Christmas day.
meni for our Town. Over 3«U0 »»tiled on a hoiiie*|«ad nnnr
Brookings, Oregon.
■
J
E. B. Whittlesey went to Port
peopl« witnessed Hie new Iblag ! Hank». In twin they moved I"
Tlje local school gave an ex land Sunday morning for a visit
in licavorlon and went away well Forest «rove.
cellent Christmas entertainment with his mother.
pleu»eil.
The funeral wa* held Tuesday
with the rustomary Christmas
\\ c have undertaken lo p u r-1 M| the CbriMian rhurch in For
Mrs. M. O'Donnell of Hillsboro
Iree and the ever jolly Santa Fame up on Saturday to visit ' cr
c h i»« a park »tic which I feel (..t <hove. Rev. O. L. Curii» offi
Claus. Mrs. Falkenberg. Ihe ten- sons and daughters here.
will »borlly be acconmllelied, be-lclaling. She i* *urviv«d by Mie
ber deserves credit for the suc
idc» other communlfy advanco-1 following eblldrcn. all o f Forest
Mr. and Mis. Fred Irvin • 1 ’
cess o f the event.
I. cut», I wish lo make e»pmdal I «r o v e : Mr*. Kmlly J. Brown. Mr»,
visiting over the helidovs with
mention of Ibe Tunnel project Anna Hillingcr. l evi Spark». W il
«u r voung people who are at- Mrs. Sarah Irvin at Portland.
for which we ought lo all Join Hum Spark*. Kdwin Spark». Hugh
H'Udmg Portland High Schools
baud» and pu*h lo 11 »ucce»»fnl 1 Spark* ami M i»» Mamie Spari*
Fred Caldwell
o f Hillsboro
and Benson Polytechnic returned
visited
Sunday
evening
and Mon
fintali.
Mr. Edwin Spark* was the one
to their work Wednesday morn
Our ciMiteiis have responded who first thought of »(anting
ing. They arc Edward Betten day at Ihe D. O'Donnell home.
In Ibe rail for progress o f rea- Mie Hank* Herald. Mi»» Maude
Oliver Outright and family of
dorf. Rex I)enney, «r e v e
and
»oliatile thing*,
for publicity. Spark* 1 » our Forcai Orava cor-
Heloise Selby, Harold Frances Timber are here visiting at the
bellrrment mid nerd, without n responden I.
\. I,. Outright home over the hol
and Reuben Miller.
„murmur.
idays.
f ’
Mis* Ivy Peterson who is tea
In looking forward I have a
Mrs.
Fred
Caldwell
and
child
C
A
R
O
V
E
R
T
U
R
R
E
D
ching
in
Ibe
Walla
Walla,
Wash
few suggestions lo make, all
ington, High School returned lo ren o f Hillsboro were in Sco
Cities and Cominunilies have
O N H IG H W A Y
her post after spending Ihe holi. field Saturday and Sunday vis
problems lo solve and we are noi
A car driven by C. A. Hand«
day* with ber father. John A. iting ber sister here.
exempt
Bea veri on Chamber o f j „ f Hillsboro, lo ovoid running
Peterson. Miss Peterson atten
Mr. and Mrs. C. T . Myers were
Commerce lias Ihe best element j ,|,»Wn Mr*. Laura Holcomb or
ded son»« o f the sessions of the Sunday visilors at tne I. P. Bled
uf business neuinen for the so llt-1 Heaverlon on Ibe Highway near j
Stale Teacher's Association in soe home at Burrville. Mr. Myers
lion o f »urli problem».
( here, ran o ff Ibe rond Into a diteli
Portland.
also called on Ed Stevens.
Righi now Ibe garbage que»-1 overturning the ear and pinning
(ion should be taken ear« of.
||,e occupant* under. Mrs. Ilnnde
The wedding o f Kenneth Den
Did fences, shark», and un- »tfTTered 11 Ihre« Inch cut to the
ney and Mis* Mary Vose took
M c K i n l e y n e w s
sightly entrance* lo <>iir Town bone over thè righi eye. The
place recently at Ibe home of Ihe
should be put in order.
"(b er occupali!» wlnlc liiidly »ha-
bride's aunt. Mis» Amy Vose, of
Adam Spies has been quite ill
Certain building rest riel ions ken np escaped uninjnred. Mrs.
Oswego, who is a teacher in the " f lafe al his home one mile
should be made covering our Holoomb, who narrowly cscapi'd
Oswego srhools. Relatives and a west o f
Ibe
Robert Walker
biisinesR section lo prevent and being slrtirk by Ibe machlne fidi
few friends o f the young couple ranch.
proleel il from nontaminalion by and spralned hcr la fi nnkle.
were guests at the wedding.
Herbert Trachsel and Ida sis
wood shucks.
Kenneth is one of our young
ter
Clara are sick with the mea
Heller sidewalks about Town.
farmers and Miss Vose has been
sles at their home one mile
A I'csironm conveniently lo
The program al (he Pacific
leaching for Ihe past two years
cated.
Theatre Ibis week, Saturday and
near Laurel. She is n daugnter north o f Klmonica.
I would also advocate a pub Sunday, is a lug special railed
Messrs Felton and Chas. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vose o f Os
licity fund for Ibe year.
"W h a l’s Wrong With W om enf"
wego. The best wishes 01 their John Spies o f
the
McKinley
The filly limits extended, mnk- and a DIppy-Dn.Dad Comedy
in
many friends o f (his community neighborhood were trading
(Continued on page four.)
called “ Doing West."
are extended to them.
Beaverton Wednesday.
Commerce Meets
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