The Beaverton review., June 19, 1925, Image 1

T he B ea verton R eview :
U r«*»» H-tocto»» th*l«t2
CLEAN READING FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Volume III
No. 29
Single Copy, 5 Cento
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, June 19, 1925
$1.50 Per Yawr
4-
I VINSONS
Children's Day
Exercises Sunday Articles
SLKOTNIO
IS |NOORRORATBD
S C O F I E L D III
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HU B E R I T E MS
O-
O UftANOK
H O LM
LETTERS
FtMivAL Wedding Bells
wae aglow
For June 8rk!es
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Fred Irvin was
In
Forest Hliioley Roye. 1 - her.. from
The Grange ball
of Incorporation were Grove on Katurday evening,
California vl.itiug hie mother,
with
the beautiful colorings of
filed laat Monday, June 15 for, M
* . hroeder
was
in Mr». George Holier».
From Our ReaJer$
the wild flower», rose»,
and
Vin»on a Btoolrlc.
I hi.
'Portland H.turday and Hunday.
Mr. Lalrde Hale »pent laat d -
Program oi Exercises to Be Given ha» been doing bunlue»« aoinc
U.'O .V \ irgii M., HuiiywW dVpc‘ eu“ m,1#.
“ * lurday
1 Tkrec Host Fashionable Marriages
II line hi Beaverton but owing to
Mr., K. L. Ueuefiel w e. In Thursday at the home of Mr.
Three
were!
California, June 1?. 19*5. T o 1^ “
---- long tablee -----
and
Mr».
K.
J.
M
um.
At Bethel Congregational
til« puM ia.a o f an Interest by ¡Buxton on Thursday, visiting.
with
pereumals
and
Solemnized All FofoLur
uiy fneiui# iu beavurtoii, Urtot-j, ladeu
A. H. Wright
and
family mg»:
j roses.
P. A. McPherson, «on-ln-law o f
Ur. H. Hannan o f Huxlou wao
U This Vicinity,
U N C I , ) U t /I
'F. W. Bishop, it wa» thought,m Mcuficld on Tue.day inurn- •pent lam Hunduy in Portland
The cu,,uren
children “ bad
I sincerely regret that I did'
IU,!
aa • six
«
«*-1
—
that incoriHiraliiig would I— the'mg
wit|, H. F. Wray - mother.
¡Mbits
of
wild
flower».
There'
not have an
opportunity
to'
.
Children'» Dey Exercises will proper procedure,
W. J. Alexander is having a'say goodbye personally to you * ere lbl,i<J pr—es giveu
for
Mr*.
H.
Benefici
wa»
T ticker— Haine»
in
be held at tile Bethel Cougiu | ...........
o f the rompaiiy
• -
. , ,
' „
iiiii^poru and Forent Grove on cement fruit hou»e built. Tirolail, but it became necessary fur t“ e*<5, MuMi and Robert Deu-|
At a very a Ur active h o m e
gallonai Church huuda)
me- are I. J. Vlnaon, President and Erldav
2ehr brothers ar« doing the'me to leave for Hollywood on ;U**’ y,ca ttUd F* ul bhellenbor-
ning, June .’ I.
General Manager; I*. A. Me. |
y'
ger, and
M_iUie
Zlmm¡ññan ’ ^ euUlu« ‘ “ »r »unuay, June i k,
Fottowtng i. lite program foi l,her»<ni Vo-,. I’ i.'-nlent
and
Mr». C. II t uny and giund-
Mis. J. Anderson wa. c a lle d 1« Produce another senes of .
r ° V! U o| Mr». Uyrtle Haines or tn „
the evening! Opening .ong by Keerclary;
Mr». I. J. Vlnaon, aon went in to Portland Friday
I a i Ferauson Features for one Jr'
Biton Kelly art to be cj(Jf WM united m marriage to
»chooi; Hcripture reading and j Treasurer.
morning.
to Heatlle this week. Her moth- ^ ‘
companies here. i « ,' " uen^
J«r ‘ h® ve"
cred- Mr. Lawrence Tucker of Port-
prayer, l*r. Blanchette; Recita-
The Aritele, o f Incorporation
Alfred McFarland of
Hills-
lion '•
Big K n o u g b , "
John call for a rapila) .toca o f three ^
vi.iinig her« at the «
tbi. . . . . . . m
Hr, L . “ [— ' • ' " 1 * » m . H ... a. » . » w ,
Baine»,
ne.; nm
Hocitalion
u invn "Pansy
f-ausy Fae-
r a t- thou.and
iimmi - hiiu uouar.,
dollar., all
an o
oi f wII
which
1 Cn ||„|( ....
home,
.
Mrs. Koostra* hiolliw, K o > | o r e g O W , b u t circumstance»
p M
McGowan and Mrs ui 0 *,ke“ 0- «D'oiaUug.
Ib e
e»," Lucilie Rohm»; Exercise, I. fully .nh.cribed, and
the'
iJiltherv,
and
G.
G
Connor,
bolt
ma,je
u
imperative
that
they
.
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.»„!
bridal
parly,
which
included
' The Children. Day," M asm e1 organliatlon automatically be-* " ‘ T Stafford and family of
.1 Heattle, -rare guests of M r.l , h..uI(1 l)e „ « d e in the south.
mr• H w * ° ,u* lbe
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lamichili, Gertrude Malike, Dor- come, a clo.e.l corporation.
Banks were in Rcoficld Hunday and Mr». Koostra la .l week.
L , . bei(|g lU(. rett80„ for Iliy well known dahlia
and
seed
othy Lew i»;
Hong,
S u m m e r --------------------|afternoon.
man, acted as Judge.
I “ f/ “ nd
Kutb ^ u,b of
Mr. uud Mrs. Fred K. Dean I »udden departure
Bell» are Calling," Girl»' Chor-
OREGON STATE NEW S
Mr. **• B.
'hltllcaey wa. in have moved into
---- »oon
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,
V very pleasing program was Por ,UMl “
" " " * ! « » * euler;
their
new j
As
a» T I " have completed
u«; Hccilatlon "The Ro»a and
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1 Portland Thursday and Friday home on Blaiilen street
r e ­ tbi. senes , am going t i re-
J
* ^ b ^
« « f l S ^ u S T
T ^ l
I, " Hhoda Tliyng.
Recitation,
Contract, have hern let for u" »»«Dines«.
cently puiclianeil from C. F
—
**> O n * " with
¿ P
w U b -«^ *«*-* » ' W - L ! -
' t h e Beautiful Gale.
\\ liufrod
non worth o f »treat paving, Mr*. T. Pearson wa» 111 Bus Neipert.
U er.l, Exercise "Hummer T re ».- |n Coqullle.
ton
between tram , on Halur-
have left off.
Evangelist LeavBl added
two met the groom under a bower
Mr». Koostra'» mother, Mis.
the
uree.
theIma
t’cfll, Joy Hu-'
Vernouia hee a new etty It- day morning
Beaverton will alwaye have ^ Icrtain .n g
numbers.
Miss o f floral artistry, where
Geo. I CM I jcio , who lives at
vow» were exchanged. Mr. AJ-
Irli, Ruth Fllley, Grace Jobu-|Urary , e m c ,.
.
warm
-pot
in
m
,
heart,
for
U«
»
^
n
Pre^nted
t
w
o
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o
111 , l ..
I » a t filali
M l*
I. H. KliC ( l i d i e il busi- kttkiina, is repotted a» doing
biu Kolck of Urenco was the
nicely allei yher recent opera­ in no other plaec have I made “ ucb> apJ ,rec**t*d vocal
groomsman.
»0
many
real
friend,
and
r
e
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l1«
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•
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n
tion.
The bride made a lovely pic­
•-« 1 «> .-/
' - » “ >■ ■>•"•••■ ¡¡„”
uu’n m ‘
reived such whole-hearted c o -.
‘ alk| « “ lb« PbJnt,n«
ture in b«r whit«
gown
of
assisted by Mr». U. M. Marne.
Mr> * “ d Mr». Amo« Cutriglit
Mrs. M. A. Warring is at the operation, and I hope to b e !« f garden and flower seed».
Canton Crepe with an embroid­
am. .on
Robert;
Recitation. , * H* 2 " U ' u, ° w“ rl „ b" were ... Bank. I
pre-cut iu charge ol the Com­ able to
return
shortly
and
|RDigV NATFt
ered tulle veil held in place by
•Welcome Hu........ Dey»." 0 «n - * • " * ■ * * ,be * » « » • " " “ h* «* - ning on bu»ine.e.
munity Club Market Booth. Mb. show my appreciation.
LlDrArl
t. 1 r.o
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“ H.oov w"Jf right-of-way through Gold1
a coronet o f orange blossoms.
Mis» Peggy O'Day, who vis- .
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„vleve Johnson,
Beach.
Mrs. Jack H.sk and children J. MiUel being in Salem on
Children e Day, Primary De-
J
are -iMtndlne a fe«, _____«■- . 1 business.
Bed Beaverton some time ago.! “ Over the top.
Whoop-eet She carried a shower bouquet
part meni; Reeltallon, “ Progre.-; Aluminum and
m .ugane»«
' ' *
'*'*
“*
„
going
to
make
a
»erte,
of
Oar
mark
o
f
1000
books in o f bridal roses.
Mrs. C. F. Neipert » neigh­
Alctlia llulett; Recitation discovery baa been rcporlod in.
,b ber P*roiil».
Preceding the ceremony Mr.
30
is
fes—ting
011
wild piciures in the *atne studio as the Library by June
“ Reeded "
George Klein; Reel- »lie W aterloo district.
Mre. Rose Belli,!,
was
a bors arc
Lester Mooberry sang
“ When
blackberries, which
grow
in I am. and »end»
her
| ***£“' ^vnlMniVn^nf oiir^own h»nd Son* '* 8we* 1 ’ and Mr. Willla
la)ton “ Why Hlie's Glad," Helen
The Hood Hiver Apple G row -' r r " ,aJ' »Bernooii visitor at the
“ iw a iis e ” R « -
abundance
in
Mis. Neipert'» wishes to everylN>dy and wish- <156 volumes o f our own and
II , r -1
Rxerelse “ W e I n Inn er»' Association distributed
Dullish home in Buxton
0 . 0 Jhank you for the very 200 from the State Library. a :^ *dy 9* " *
»«c a u s e .
R e­
back
yard.
Let'»
hope
»be
will
es
to
.inanx
you
ior
n
s
.
.
,
.
fresbnienta
of
ice cream
end
I n am».“ Martha Brown. Kalb-j 175.UOU
f „ r t|l0
,
Mr». Cha». T.
Myers
was luvito us all.
nice lime she had
while to total o f 135«, and lots o f books
. (h8 reCen-
crine Denney. Jean Klein; Jean rop.
*
visiting at the J. Uellish home
Or,.K„ n.
promised yeL Keep them eom -ie* ke were ®*r' ed * l lbe
recep
Mr. and Mr». \N . It. Luts aud
Lewis; Hong
“ The
llummlng i . e M
..
I would mors than appreciate ing in! Our mark is now 1200 lion held immediately follow­
Bird." 1 .011 rain l»oly; Reeilalinn
Lompany bae l « Buxton Friday afternoon.
little daughter of Lody, Cali­ hearing
Miss New-
frnrn
any
of
my by June 30 jyid 1500 by July ing the reremony.
M, Children'» Lay P.owera."
b'< "«► «’«'«*
M l»» Marie
,
‘
fornia, are the bouse guest» ol fsimds.
bi||
contributed
several
piano
My addroMs here M. 3 L
It Is your library, good
Kvdyn
Alexander:
Recitation. '■ « e » « • h o u » «
at baleu,. 'brother
W.lTer
made
h
Mr. and Mr». C. J. Rose. Mr». • 32« N. Virgil Ht., Hollywood, people. Come In and see it soloa at this time.
"W hen J f„u i
Was
a
Little
M,y bu,l« l » '« Permits at Ku- nc»s (r,„ Na(,lr'dMV V J* bu#l' Luts 1 » Mr». Hose » niece. I he>
Mr. and lira.
Tucker
will
»0 if any of you should hap- an<J u» « It-
Nice comfortable
Boy.“ Harold Peterson;
Hong.|J,e1n« ,0‘ « le*i ^'»v.oou. w.ih a
„
P h* " ,r,1,,y ,u Portland
made the trip by auto.
pen
to
come
to
Los
Angele*
!
rooms,
and
a
quiet
place
to
jcan,p
*or
the
summer
at
Lake
“ Just a Rose," fllrle* Chorus. 0,i" of •*.•»*.3 6 » since Jan " r‘ ‘“ 1<, Mr*- Kenneth Beue-
will feet, read and write.
¡Grove, on Oswego Lake. They
Those who attended the Bea- frill be delighted if you
Recliatlon “ A Hpeaker
o t r l." ¡, •
.. ' • M<J Jo," ‘ lio« s motored to
Money
subscriptions
lines! eIPw l to postpone their wed-
vci*
social
Club
Card
Parly
last
dome
out
and
look
me
up.
,
Ho
J.»n Anderson; Exercise, "The F ,n >r i«r»o «d s o f Douglas f|r orp,,t Urovo « « Tuesday ev«-
last announced are W. H. Boyd'din* ,r«P fo«‘ about a
year,
Satuiday evening were Mr. and Rvr the present Au Revoir.
Brldge of Faith." tleorge Mr Plywood has be«*n »hipped from Mln®’
and J. F Davts. each $1.00 a ¡"hen they will visit relatives
Mrs.
Dan
Shaw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Very
stneerejy
yours,
A
I
Kendier.
Dclmar Frcdncey, ’ nhn Port Ian j
Cleveland
and Ht.(
Mr*'
L. Crawford
and son
month for one year, and the ' « central and southern United
* ]
Henry Kambcrger. Fred Fink; L °n i» fur IHirvrolet
m o t o r '"*d c a bueinese trip
to Hi||s- J. Casper, Mr. and Mr». W. -J. F e rg u so n .
Beaverton Grange gi.CO.
States, returning
to
Oregon
Alexander,
and/JHhipC._F'.
Net-
Hi-cii.«iH'ii “ The
D p »
»1 »."i**“ ^ '«*.
lN.ro and f orest Grove on Wed-
A
splendid
magazine
raek‘
«
v«n*naOy
to
make
their
home.
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'"reday
morning.
*
'l
pert.
W H Y BEAVERTON? ?
The
finest
strawberry
|>av|it Mason; Reeltatton
"*•
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- crop
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„
capable o f displaying 30 d l f '1
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l.aMerne Dean; on record Is now being gatti-
D. F. G'lN.nnell went to Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Ikan Hhaw en­
ture’ » King.
. „ ,
A man talking to me on an f,*rrnt "»"gazines «» »•>« newest.'
Prtesfc—U M M
land
Katurday
and
brought tertained at dinner last Sun­
Exert*!»« "T o The Blue Violet." ere,| at Sale...
nleruto.au tram from Portland f»a tur» of this week. Mr. Jor-
M'ss ftrma Lemmon and Mr
The guest*
ware
Mr.
1!“ ’
r Htnn | orralne Norman.
Thomas Mlchne|»<»n
shipped home hiw wife and new babies day.
gensen has sent us a beautiful Clifford L. P^nk were united
amt Mr». Mark Bronson
a u d to our town, propounded this
ttuM. Denney Rose Kambcrger; th.rly carload, of hemlock a n d *»> '''»> aBernoon.
in marriage Friday, June 12,
Lelioy,
Mr».
Why BeaverzonT’ . I . P 0^
^ " w i n g volumes were!*« • P »<• »*
Aloha Bap
“ iiur Parting Hong." Ch-rlo.lc oak hark from
tgiqu.lle
for
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Outright »o il» Harold
o f L aud
,noe|„,
Nebraska.
replied that it was a place to
Metcalfe; Closing song by the h a ",rr tanning during
IV .t have Mr. t.utriglit s mother and.
Hi....i- of
I..,-
donaled by Mrs. J. 8. Clement: list Church parsonage, the Rev.
l.ve normally, a suburb, away
^
of Monte
Crialo. B I e a k n e y
officiating.
The
» .....it.* 1 inn hv
D r . Hi» shipments lor 1925 will be. father visiting lirre over the
... ,
Hchool. Be
larger.
week
end
from
McCormack, Angcles, and C. F”. Neipert of frt»ui the crowded conditio«» of
The Man o f the rooms were ' prettily decorated
a City. ^ its no.se, smoke, <!**>-; . sT ™ i 5 i
Huber.
Bl.iin I,el
Building permits
In Salem \t a»liington.
Haunted
Book- with ferns and flowers.
ger,
temptation and glitter, aud
..|>>un| of Mw)te Cris-
The bride was prettily gown­
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Siverson
KLIOIBILITV «T E N -
f,,r May totaled »120.950.
Me»»rs. J. I*urhani. t'has. T.
Mial we would ere long present ^
' ..Ea<(ov8I. Parish."
"The ed in pink Crepe
de
Chine
drove
down
from
Kelso
to
spend
DARDS RAI*KD
Experts have reported
that Myers. T. R. Rice, and Fred
%
end w|Ul Mrs. S.vor- Portland with a key.
Ihe Ce- trimmed with silver lace, and
Ahdalla.'
Turmoil.
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Columbia county Is
favorable Irvin were in Forest Grove ■l-|iwll-B ,,arenls. Mr. aud
Mrs
The Tunnel project will open
of
: lehritv,’’
“ On
the Heights."¡carried a shower bouquet
Students from piare» IS
outside
f,,r English walnut culture.
|tending the Mason Lodge h,eel-|'
Mie eyes to a panorama
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—
)
"Fre*h Eggs and Yellow But-'orange blossoms, which was a
Frank
LivermoFe.
On
ri'tuiii-
of Gregun must hereafter be
Feed Groner. pioneer watiut ling Saturila) night.
leal a n j wondrous beauty, be­ ter.” " I f Winter Comes," ‘‘Cere]present from an aunt In Call-
nig, their little daughter Flor-
eligible tor admission to
the grower of Heliolls,
sold
his
holding a spacious scene
of
A. I,, t'.utright
moved
fornia.
"Ollanti
She
..
-
a , H oum J." "Alhambra,
university o f the state In which 1 k crop o f walnut» for • ««,- f
’.
.
_ , ota enee, accompanied them.
After the ceremony the cou­
they
eompletrd
high
school 000
1!.
îy .
amp Sunday from (,a> l»w«-n spending some ti me fertile valleys, green hit.#, dot- Two Vohimrs o f Biographies,
y (um creiv«
...»••
,>!«>.
¡Hie Jolt 11 sou ranch seycral mile»
<her gratidparenls.
ling ils mesa, forests o; ever- ,.T||e ( jierary Reader." “ Cler- ple left for '1 short trip to
rk Itefore tliey will he a -
^ dl^ color
manufacturing H|Mivc here. Tlic.y have bought
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.
u-reen Douglas fir tree*.
a n d __m* n and Doctors." “ W i t s Astoria. They will be at homo
lowed to enter the University
• Mu( may - lie esfaOlisUe^
- — ‘ *
Beaverton tike a diamoim that and Beaux o f Society." *"Old|lo their friends after June 2t
, iii - c ,-"/ |t|
al Mie Billy Ecidi lions» tier».
I s
\ y,
of Uregon. according
to a rut- ,Mrr terminal, at Asluria-
Mr. William F'eldt Jr- ha» awarded tin redrn-kseu has been sparkle» in its setting.
Town Folks,” Nine volumes by at Huber.
lug Just passed by the
In this marvellous age,
in
,c f i ouD- i
-|-|t4. ,,v» Bedell buiRHUK >u
||IM home here to Amo» ( tmg up the
ai contract for put-
Those present at the cere­
,
Nils action was taken
an about a hundred which it is a great privilege. Morgan Robertson.
mony were Mr. and Mrs. H.
keil
II«
”
Po,
Hand,
huilt
o
f
PottlgUd*
'Cutriglit.
Mr.
Keldt
is
leaving
feel
situare
F.
Fitzpatrick,
J
r,
h
a
s
llun
shuw
,
.
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7—.
result qf ai| Investigalipn
e
„
,
...... . - .it ugn I son ......... .
■ *"*"
■«■-••• mg feel square garage building 111
lm, k'
a u l ° - donated'“ Luke Walton.“" “ Che*- K. Prink, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
»el.nlno.hlp
qf ) * h [ "
Ibr r r M
to move onto his' Hillsboro for McAlear and Hare.
mg Min) tilg
.,,, Ion» of steel ai>d 130 tong qf,
radio, movie, etc. Stop
n u l |{,r Rand.“ “ Charlie E dm on d's ’ Lemmon, Mr.
and
Mrs.
G-
1110*1
>sl «|f
nt the
me non-resident
n p -e «*r-
. ,
ranch al Junction Cily, Ore. The building is located
ju-l I imk.
Are we not depending
.......rhr Little Minisler. .Richardson,
Mrs.
J.
Marsh.
iNdow
Mi»
student,
rt'e'a.
south
o
f
the
Khutes’
B
a
n
k
deni* was
Mr-. William Fel,II. Jr., and
A report from Portland says
....eh for l i f e* hAppine«.* o n . - Thp T|)W Musketeers."
F'loyd Prink, Ellard and Gay-
body average. In order to stop
children left Hunday to visit a Building and will bo occupied
nell
Lemmon, Belly Jane Prink,
an Influx o f poor »ludems, the that a new lighting plan for
"•* »■’,,a,1ni
l Ant r V‘ U
The follow,ng have been do-
few dnys in Hillsboro with her by Mie Mac Kent le Motor Cd. have
riches, what?) ?
1
am naled b
Irene Hetu: “ Abra- Helen Lindahl, and Mrs. Chap­
farulty passed Mils ruling in Broadway will give
the beat*
brother before leaving for h e r i'le lo r Winner Is doing some afrnM you will be cheated.
ham's Bosom.” “ A Girl
from pell.
addition to requiring that out- lighted street in the U. S.
new home at
Junction
City, I of the work.
Ihe foundation o f happiness Amortca," “ W ildfire,"
“ Betty
Side students comply with the
Contracts have been let for
'
— Zane," "A Fool's Errand."
University
entrance
require- the new Ross Island
bridge,
Miss Genevieve Mashburn-and
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Adeline Reiff has donated the
men Is.
which will cost I I , «11,393.
Arthur
Peterson were married
'!
following:
"Ralph
Raymond'»
I he new ruling it is
ex-
i'|,reo new >0rority homes,
Heir," “ Famous Mer. o f Mod- in Grand Mound, Wash., Hun­
pectrd. will probably cost
the Hnd O||0 frtU rn ll
b t,| wtu
j j ern
Time*,”
"The
Benhurst day, June 14 at 10 A. M., by
University approximately
I 0 0
|t45 000
^
, |ia|iar
Rev. Sharp, pastor o f the M.
Club,” "Expert Endeavor."
.ludenl. from oMier stales next Mudont» living
homes
were
E. Church at Centralia.
Only
full, hut will tend to save the 5u|U 4„ t y<(#r
Rv(ene
the immediate relatives o f the
PARTY PLANS TO
CLIMB MOUNTAIN bride and groom were here.
Forty-six
of
the
.evenly , . T h * ^
n' « ? • ' n0° ¿ " 1 * 1
Miss Mashburn will be re­
students who entered the U n l- I^ * „Pa®1,,C Tel*pb?M 4 Jele
membered
as Genevieve,
who
Next
Sunday.
June
21st,
a
(
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vers,I, from one
neighboring * rn *h
,n Por‘ *
parly
from
Beaverton
will has been working in the Veaget
slate failed to meet the e,u|,and P « «MOO Phon.a out o f'
eoinmlealon.
Nurmn|
sofvlea
0»»‘ v - --- ---
climb ML Hood.
With
clear Bakery, and Mr. Peterson Is the
irgnrp rcqWl(oiponh
U r ; if
restored In only
sixteen
weather
it
should
be
an
i^eal young man wlm came to Bea­
Bi«!#• university hut nipt t h e dxyi
time
Yeager's
day
for
the
trip,
as
it
is
the verton at the
University o f tlregmi eligibility <**y*
■>>. ~
i longest day of the year, and moved here.
rule*.
F.ntranee
requirements
1 ,,p
flbR.RR0 F.lks Tem-
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|de in Kalem Is almost com­
Immediately after the cere­
j there are no forest fires
to
o f Mie various roast
colleges pleted.
mony the young couple left for
cause
haze.
are not the same. The average
Freewater fruit estimates for
Anyone wishing to make the Tacoma for a short stay. The
grade o f Mie non-residents who the season 1925 Include
900
;
trip
is welcome and should see first o f next week they will he
had not qualified lo enter Ihe carloads-of prunes, 60 cars of
a t
L.
A.
Kennedy Saturday morn­ at home to their friends
university o f their home stale hlaek cherries, and t5 ears of
Wash.,
where
Mr.
ing. The party will leave Sat­ Olympia.
was 1.22, which Is lower than Royal Anne cherries,
Peterson has a position.
urday afternoon.
that o f the student body. Only
, J. H. Yeager feels very proud
W.
I).
o f t'.allfor
-
, ,,
..„idi.i,, «lu-
"
i> Valentine
v a ic i u m e 01
. « . „ „ - f o n r -1 II.. 2 , „
......... .
r
•s a home. Right under your, o f the fact that he contributed
no*e. this little (own of Boa- the wedding rake, a grand af-
ñ
general average
verton is harj to surpass fo r! fair, almost filling
tOtl-pound
pon;
body.
d* natural
advantages,
a n d(sugar barrel. The cake arrived
The Klamath Folia bust 9|-
Heal Gold. In connection with!at Its destination In fine eon-
W NITKNALL INSTALLS
, fien will he rated at a ftrsl-
ie
Tunnel
improvement,
a dition. and needless to say wa*
NKW RBFRIOERATON d a » » office by July I.
highway undoubtedly will
b e enjoyed by those present.
built down the Wilson River.1
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The \N liileliall Cafe has been Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Venn and
iovoni0
»«aches.; "Middle Age" la Ihe point at
added to the
li*t of those who family and Mrs.
Venn's |inr-
Beaverton""
° r e#*
f r 0 m which a woman begins hunting
l.avr Installed Two-Temperature l,nU> Mr. amt Mrs.
Howard,
R o o lv lu
" f W,,h the fnr serviceable hats and eom-
Refrigerating Cabinets, and a
Mle week end In Dalla»!
T n (h
fortable shoes, scraping all the
m a rb le
fountain.
•
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mr».;
T d l the world o f your faith, whipped cream o ff her food.
Ibis makes Ihree o f Mie rah- Howard molored from Halves-1
^ “n u T r v o n r ° h * nV he * oodla«'t locking at the spring moon
inels that have been Installed 1 |rtn, Texas, m e n My. and
are1
Po.nts o f your home to~n. the'wlthout a sigh.
In our town
this spring.
visiting at Ihe Venn’s
until
best place on Earth to live.
,
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They have
secured the ser- they decide upon p l.veallon for
X
“£
•
“j-
~
Summer Arrives
........ír.i«év. ;.t i.»«
vires of Mrs. King.
itheir permanent home.
(By Fred Koeblaad)
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