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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1925)
We find it necessary to again call lite attention o f our patrons amt friends to the fa d that we • re no lunger cornicele«! In any manner with the Beaverton Plumbing Co., but are doing business under our own name. W. I. Noyes, Sanitary Plumb ing. e 5 if Local News M. 0. Hewitt o f Hillsboro, hmiee mover, wag in town Mon- •! ,y. Miss Bennie Caldwell o f Hank* was viniting friend« in Hraver- lon Tuesday. 8a U — I (id cords of old growth f r wood, dry. Piled on Scholls Road, one mile weit o f the Robinson Station, J. S. Campbell A Son. p 5 ft Foe C. P. Sjrveraon fell o ff a barn Tuesday and suffered a eom- pound fracture of his log. iirnce Duriia o f McKinley has entered the eighth grade in one of the Portland schools. Bramtoa Review $1 50 W. I. Noyes is remodeling and putting in sanitary plumb ing in the MeOlasson residence. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Alexander visited with Rider and Mrs. H. n. Menham o f Cornelius Satur day. Mrs. E. A. Blank «nd children spent the holidays at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexan der. \Y. I. Noyes is bidding on the plumbing for 34 houses and tv.- flats to- be ereetej in Portland soon. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Gilbert o f Salem spent the holidays with their sister-in-law, Mrs. R. R Denney. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W ork man o f Hiteon, who ha\o been ill for some time, are reported; improved. This is the picture o f the new Bank o f Vernonia building. It appeared in the Cliriatiuii- edition of the Vernonia Kagle under the caption o f “ The Best Building In Town." The (>aper mentioned above goes on to say: “ Kveryone in Vernonia is pr >ud o f the new Bank Hl««ck. Hen* is a building up to the last minute in modern structure*. The new building, including fixtures, cost nearly #20,000. It is built o f hard 'wirad bead' brick. In the main floor lobby is terra cotta bordered with marble. . . . Mr. r'redricksen o f Beaverton was the contractor. There are coxy ami comfortable rooms and offices, a corner ' President's Room' or office, and upstairs a fine Committee Room, open to the public. The safe d posit vaults hate a separate department. Facing Hie entrance are five windows. Teller's, Paying, Cashier. Assistant Cash ier. Statements. The building is hot water heated amt back o f the fixtures walking is made easy by a floor o f Battle Ship Linoleum. Mr. Fredrickson is a well-known contractor here, and is doing a large and ever increasing volume of business in this vicinity. A N N U A L M E E T IN G OREGON STATE NEWS OF Eight foxes have arrived in Astoria to start the Johansen Dr. Mason was in Portlar : fox farm. Tuesday evening attending California-Oregon Power Co. lecture by a noted Cbieag lias opened its large new office specialist. . ■ ii Medford. Quite a number were limber- j ing up their old shooting iron.- . I.inn County will have more at the trap shoot back o f th Hiatt • 100,000 for market road work in 19-5. Studio Sunday. J. B. Kamberger was callc. ; St. Mary's Cathedral, to cost to Hillsboro Thursday to alien- »250.000. wil| be build during the meeting o f the Grand Jurj 1925 in Portland. Deschutes county sheepmen which was held there. have contracted 1925 fleeces at Wednesday there was a rod- t2 cents a pound. truck o ff the road at Sylvan Pendleton and Hermiston plan buried in the mud. It took Ihre and other trucks to get it back onl> to double the asparagus new potato acreage. the pavement. Construction lias begun on a J . K. Breves, the new sheri' new four-story hotel in Rose- o f W ashingt«« County, was ■ town the first o f the week rr burg, to cost »55.000. firwing old acquaintance* m ed Ing new friends. ai The estimated pack o f Marion County canneries 1921 is 900.00« c a^es. the for W. Petch f* building an ad The Clatsop county budget dition to his residence on sou' gives #33,000 for the Roosevelt Watson Street, adding anotb bathroom and otherwise tn< , Highway in that county. proving the premises. <>. V. Myers plans to build an apartment bouse in Medford •*> Beaver Social Clu' cost #70.000 to #80,000. will give dance Jat Gl» T 3 CHURCH HELD .Members o f the Bethel Con gregational Church gathered at the parsonage last Wednesday evening to hold the annual meeting and election *»f officers. A bounteous supper was i*en«<J ,.i t«ie families present after which a short devotional ser vice was held. Reports were ,«*a«l front Hie various depart* lim it- indicating that the church had enjoyed a success ful year. In the election the following were chosen to fill the vacan cies occurring annually. Member -f Hoard o f Trustees, «4. P. Fordney: Member o f Board o f Dear«>ns. Lawrence Tui’ kep; the Church Clerk, F. W. Cady; the Church Treasurer, M. H. Met calfe; Sunday School Superin- lemlent. R. G. Doty; Assistant. K. P. Olson; Deaconess, Mrs. H. J. Hughson; Member o f Educa tional Committee, Mrs. C. E. Mason. The question o f a new church building was brought up, and lie sentiment qf fhg meeting favored bending every energy toward rapid completion o f per iminary measures and Hie enn «traction o f the building im ediately after Easter. To this •n<j a new church building com mittee was elected, consisting if l»r. 0. E. Mason. F. \Y. F.ady. I. Peterson, O. P. Fordney and R. C. I>oty. This committee was charged with organising, and reporting t«> the church a «nun as jmssihle concerning ll|e necessary procedure. I.inn County will receive $17.- 17. at Huber. Goi 138.75 from the state on mar music, good r a t good t ime, g 0 o j |ket /vad apportionment. Adv c ' ' The annex to the Gaston Con- floor. been I>. C. Howard and wife and [greiratinnal Church hu R. B. Denney attended the O. .' iedirated for public service. C. Alumni Association tneeliii. The Endicott concrete build held in Hillsboro' recently. M ing bas been completed and an Denney was elected President «* * ice niant installed in Madras. Ihe Association at that meeting A fox farm has been started in Wallowa with stock import fLdPh Hanna lias enlisted ft A T T E R T IO R ed from Prince Edward Island * year in the Coast Guard Se; The attention o f the patron wire in Beattie and has be- The 1’illamook Couny cream assigned to the rurn-ehasir: ery Association plans to install of th«j Beaverton Post Office is ;flert. Looks like Ralph won’ a modern butter making plant cailcii to the fact that the Postal Service provides for two rlas- e(- some action if he stays an The Forest Service has given «ifications o f registered mail in J’laf bunch long. a i-erruit for a #30.000 recrea -as«.* o f alleged loss or damage. 'J’he hardware stock of F. V tional hotel to be built at Lake The first class is that which "Bishop is Arriving and the store ¡Odell, s registered with payment o f is being put Into shape so Ilia The Forest .Grove Parent- he ordinary 10 cent fee, and it makes a very presentable a"1 Teacher Association is mak which provides for imirmnifi- jtcaianco. Mr. Bishop expeci ing nlans foe a week-day church ation in the sum o f $50.00. The to nut in a full line o f hardwar second class, upon payment ot •school. and plumbing material. 20 cent fee, guards against The new Lewis and Clark loss or damage with a limit or "Speedy," from Stipe's Gar bridge «in the Seaside highway Many peo age, with bis service car, is i at Astoria will tie finished in •iOO.OO indemnity. ple are not aware that the 10 considerable demand lately. Ii February. eent f«*e is not sufficient to I allied a car oirt from in front Omtrarts have been signed assure them o f the highest pos- o f Harry Alexander's 8a turd; night and Sunday had to help in I »alia- to pay the Mountain «ibl<* safeguard, and therefore I)r. Mason onto the pavernciif. Slater Company #131 monthly this fpature of the service de for street lights. serves publicity. Several improvements are be Petitions have been «ont from «ng made in (ho high school Sheridan to the postoffice de Falls to cut 100.000.000 feet a building. A new floOf is bein partment for a wide extension year, and employ 700 men in laid in the gymnasium, and the nill an,| ramps. of rural delivery. stage in the auditorium is be 'The Nor liw- stei n F.lectric Co. ing remodeled and enlarged to For 8a<e— \pples, ail kinds and about twiee its former size of Portland distributed on Jan price*. D. Pitt, one mile to Contraetor A. M. Hoeken is dm uary I. * ‘15,000 dividends, south of Beaverton Bank. 1» 6 2500 stockholders. )ng the work. Morrow eouny is to have first Tlipre is eonsid'-rable com plaint of (be damage done b thorough oil test, by a well to Have Y o u r F ord R epaired Ihe reeenf cold weather to l,h go 5,000 f.-et if necessary. It At rock rr,.i.(s. in some places Hi • tiir-y cost #150.000. ground u so soft tn under the The Ho-eiuirg News-Review Lost I Bros. O arag e Cork bed tt-al trneks make lin- installed th«*ir fourth type regular furrow wherever I Ii e v s e t t i n g machine, to meet their The following charges for labor: travel. This should rail the ai pi oiling demands. $20 00 Motor overhauled lent >on of the road makers t • Klamath Falls reports that Rear Axle Overhauled 0.00 the necessity fop tile draining • I county assessment o f #21, Hie underlying strata of til- 061,010 i« #2,000,000 more than Rehush Spindle-Tighlen road bed. the assessment in 1923. Steering Connections 3.00 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cox and family are back from Chicago, where lliey went to spind th» holidays with relatives. Mr« Cox is very enthusiastic about the “ Windy City,” its busy crowds, its wealth, and especial ly its system o f handling auto mobile traffic. Everything move* with the whistles, she «ays an«! there is no room for the road hog. Mr. Cox said there was lots of money tn circulation but he didn’t gel h<d() o f any to bring hack with him. JOR PRINTING Tha Osavarton Review A slce| bridge acr«zss t h e Relining Transmission Deschutes Ri\cr at Madras, to Bands, Non-Starter replace the old wooden span at Relining Transmission Lower Bridge, is being built. Bands, Starter Th«- Golden Stall- Theatre C<». will build i «-bain o f movies in Grind Valves And He- move Carbon Oregon and Washington costing ¡*125,000 -;ach ami si-ating 700 Take up No. I -2-3 Con l* necting Rod Bearings Contract, have been let in St. Helen, for four miles of Take up All Connecting Hod Bearings st*-e| water pipp. The total cost of the water works system witt he #130,000. The Shcv|in-Hfxon Lumber Co will build a mill in Klamath LOSLI G en eral 2 2ft 3 25 3.00 2.80 BEAVERTON OF ORE. The T-niversity o f Oregon gifl campaign headquarters i.s in re- ceipl o f #1013 in cash fr«*m the Kennell-Ellis Portrait Studio ol Eugene. Hie latest donation to the building amt development fund o f th«; «tale institution. A s«*cond gift to l>c receive«! *• the University was from Lu- ell«« Gtay (¡arson, former pro- fe«si<r of English anit «lean of women at the Bniversitv. She gave eighty-five hooks, largelv in the field of English literature to the library. RA TU RE * ¡j S V | J 2 AT U R IV E R 3 IT Y STUDY Ljtl|e bits o f clover, Linie drops of daw. Make a horse roll over Or a cow say "M«»o.' 1 Have A Joint Account In Cut Bank «5 I i ! - « | | j j K A N T L EE Hot Water Bottles * A § * K You SAVE hgçauM it w the vary lin ««t quality H->* W"t#r Balli-» r v « »o. 11 at the pf-c*. g You ara SAFE U«wau»* it won't Uw --it’* molo in un* piece, ou team*, splices or patches, G-i irant-e-l for two year* By a "Joint Aci-runt'' w«* me* an an account into which e . ther a man or his wile m««y put money or from which either may chaw money. Every man rhould make his wife his F IN A N C IA L PAR- T N E R . Then if nnythinK ha- ppens to him she will have the nece##nry exp ii«-rr- to he able to take cate of his money. W e will welcome y«»ui acc ount. Generiti iiankimi vvjjh imctri'lletl Servite 4't Paid ou S«*v ♦!»<(*■ «mH finn* l)«’p*r.ii** $ ¿ 5 w ill A tO ft «i (h e tliH iq tu m u lti m ill w e m ake Vu “ S ervò** ( Ititiq e ” on sam e. DEAN'S DRUG MOPE BEAVERTON OREGON Bank of Beaverton f PUBLIC N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that the undersigned will sell Tue. Ian. 13,10:30 AM. at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand all the following goods, chattels and personal property belonging to the estate of the late Robert J. Hoeken, deceased, 1-4 mile south of BE A VER TON 1 Roller 1 Sulky rake, 2 Walking plows, 1 Fanning mill, 4 Horses, 5 Milch cows, 1 Cultivator, 1 Disc plow, 1 Platform scales, other smaller articles 1 Potato planter, 1 Mower, 1 Drag harrow, 1 Wagon with iron wheels, 2 Buck rakes, 1 Circular harrow, 1 Hay rack, 1 Potato digger, loo numerous to mention. A lso the following owned by Daisy E. Hoeken: 2 Horses, 2 Cows,. 1 wagon, wood rack, 1 Disc harrow, 1 Seed drill, 1 Binder, 100 Bushel oats, 1 Sulky plow, 1 Spring tooth harrow, 1 ^ower, 4 Tons o f hay, Light* noon lunch served. 400 BROS. O ARA G E A uto R E C E IV E D DRUGSTORE R ep airin g ORE T E R M S O F S A L E : A ll s u m s o f $ 2 0 .0 0 o r u n d e r, C ASH IN HAND. Over $ 2 0 .0 0 , six m o n th s a p p ro v e d b a n k a b le n o te , a t 8 per cent. Daisy E. Hicken, Almiaistratrix, Kobt. J. Hotken EiUie; J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer; Doy Gray, Q;rk
