The Beaverton review., July 24, 1925, Image 1

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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, July 24 1925
sew s
$ 1 .5 0 Per
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
F
FROM OU R
th k
o .
m.
t
.
o.
Year
Lewis Brothers
C O R R E SPO N D E N T
tty Cecil D. Er muiu
Victoria Datchclder et vir U»;
122.17
Rut very few people
know
Jam e» L .
iia U -h c h le r,
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
exactly what tbls movement is
acre», 510.
T old jy Our Active Special Correspondents Week.*/
H. S. Davis et ux to 1. 1.10.» ! for, what its purpose i#, and
• u t /• . r u .. T . . j
h i L.
,,,u
Lairg Company will
Add.,i*,<m it I* organised.
Hocken, Lot 7, Kurdy's
F, W . Cady D l« Tuesday Night | Ukn (>ut i ,000.000 feet of Coo*
Prominent L oca I M tn P u rd u e tki
In 1921 an associai ion
was
510.
[County
log*
for
export.
from Shock Sustained In A cci­
S C O F I E L D NE WS
State Market Hourtuiaster .1.
John W. Cuplés el ux lu W. formed under tbe Oxmt o f Oil- : Beaverton Lumber Company,
Portland rank* u* the second
jizens'
Military Aasocialion.
it'
Il, Scott o f thè lilgliwuy colli- li. Alderman el ux, 510.
dent Saturday on Sandy
luglic»! elly
city
on
the
Fan Jiu
Business to be Enlarged
Mr*. Jack Fearson wa*
In iii I sn I oii iiispeclcd Itn- market
Empire Investment Co. to A.'was recognized in tins s a m e ,
Coast for building,
for
l i f e Fortlund till* week on hu»inea*. road *y»lem
andj
of
t\ i«hm .-i«m 0. Ilydman et ux, S i „ < >f l.ot F**ar by the governi.ieip,
month o f Juno, with building'
opened, j
13, Fanno Creek Acre», $ to. pkutiimer camps wer.-
Mi«* Ida Love wa« Ill liux Cono ly la«t Suiiirilg)
Hit«
\ uinily
w a « greatly, permit* toialimg 51,772,020 for
An important business do«
ttirmshed
(.•liberi H. Inirbam et U\* t© The a»»o>-iation
Ion Friday inoriiiiig
between
Mr». I,. W. Ilyde, presidimi
«hoi'ki'd Weduesduy morning to the month,
was completed the latler pa>
¡A.
C
Hydliian
et
ux,
LoU
II
ccrlain
amount,
o
f
oon.-y
eaeli
traina.
o f fhe W om eu> Au uiucy of
hear of the death of one of it*;
...
and 12. I'anno Creek Acre», 510. year and the g o v e r meut m a d e ,
i*1*1 we*k w bare by the L
•...... reaper ted and beloved eli- . A" hl‘‘ " d l,u* VO,0‘J • '0Ö‘Ü0Ü
Mi** Ida Love wa« In mila thè Fniled Spani«b War Nel
<l. Ffurson et ux to C a s -.appropriation» for o fficers sod ' ,ro*> °*4 ' Rtti# resident*
of
l/en* Tuesday ............ at 11:30.
u,r »«"ro v in g .......... fa­ boro on Monday In #«e
erun»,
fi
Tuesday
gvening
for
her
M Krofleld
et
ux.
ef|c*ntosaw xl building».
Beaverton, a n j managers o f Uu
afield
cl
ux.
ille Immediata cause o f
I li e ''ilitiea.
Fort Orford, lo utb-n,| thè an­
new niece.
pure ha# 9 I
i at 2, »lid t it i I, • ?.. 6
Now the wbole tiling i* con - Beaverton Transfer,
nua! encampiiienl.
dealti o f Mr. F, W, Cady wa*
The Oregon wheal crop is es*
the Heaverton Lumber Co. from
Cha». T Myer* mude a busi-
Acres,
ood
dueled
by
the
Organized
Re-
and
7.
Hlk.
3,
Klicr
heart fuiluro brought on by u llmuted ul IH,non,unti huahela,
J. Haulenbeck.
Itoberl Cai Isoli o f H i» ,be­ 510.
ne»» trip lo Fortland Monduy
[serve Corps under the National
»hock received In an uutmiio an Average yield,
gan
hi*
The Lewis Bros, have already
»IX
nmnttir
'
jail
sen
-
morning.
K. Mulch.- )» et vir lo O r-'D efense Act. It is now a part
b.le ».vident
Kulurduy
after-
,,u(.(flu
fence In thu county jail Sat- vat Hatebens, Lol» 5 and H, o f our country’ s fighting rna-[, taken over the properly, ordered
Mi»* Marin Nouck I* »pend urday.
He wu* charge
WtUl Hlk. 1 , in thinks. Lot Ip, Hlk. chine or a component o f the, stock, and expect to put in a
. . . .
, , ,
I«graph
Company
ha*
»pent
Hu- Cady family had been en- |lütM)0 „ „ Yamhill Co. line*. Ing her varali»!) wit It her aunt having l|i|uor about hi* p reni­
i first-elans, up-to-date , lumber
a. !*! Add. to Hanks, 51
U. S. Arrny.
(c«r(nitiiiiK fiM’ iuJn from (.ullfor-i
at Agate Reach thin month,
i
yard, in connection with which
l»e*.
fir' il f,. Hnlcben» el ux to
There are four com ***
nia for »onte day* und Saturday A" addition to the Tillamook
v- (.hey will carry a stock o f bulld-
Mr* tV. Fitlinuii o f Guribabli
J.
Hutchens
el
ux,
Lots
5
Mrs.
Flizilhetli
Har|
ley.
I
t
:
li iem
cn by these cam ps: the Basic ¡„g material o f all kinds, in-
Mr. F. \V. Cady, arrompan led
W,M r '" '1 1* 0.000.
visited »rvrrul day* here with her o f the new grand jur
and H, Hlk. I, Banks, l.o t 1 ., .nurse, and the Red, W hile and|c|u^ing cement, lime,
by hi* wife, two daughter«, Mr«.
The ||or»l ranch at Salem rs- Mj\ and Mr*. K. I„ HeiiefM.
gravel.
Hlk. H, t«t Add. to Hanks, 51. Blue Courses. Upon
sembled Monday, I- the
completion;,,anfj. brick, and everything fo r
Hulh llunku* und huhy,
and|porl* an extraordinary crop of
Hbow-Fear
fib.
lo
Mi*» K. Caldwell o f Hillsboro woman ever to serve on crand
r rank, o f , h*** c o o ,.* ^ an appoint-! ail up-lo-date business.
Itui'huru Cady; hi* sister, Mr* prunes.
I» »laying here with her unde, Jury In this county^ Tin liev; «¡auné el ux, 5300.
Alice Spaulding, and the com ­
ment to the O. R. C. is re- , >ir. Haulenbeck has not yet
n ie ti reco horn Mountain gold • rank O'thinnel and family.
jury will convene far the first i Mary NVndt lo O. P
pany from California made
a
scy,.rei\ed
by the
candidate.
An announced his plans but for n
»trike, «txly mile* southwest of
1.1 acre». 510.
time on August rtlh
trip up
the
Columbia
Hiver
examination is taken and th e^^ort time will continue with
Mr.
and
Mr*.
I».
F.
o'D
on
-
tinker, I* altracllng many peo­
Louis V. Hle.leroff lo John R candidate receives a
highway.
cornmis- the lumber yard and assist in
nel and haine» »pent the week
pin.
Marshall el ux, 510.
They were coming back Via
ston o f second lieutenant.
¡getting the business going.
HUB E R I T E MS
end with her mother al Corna-
A. C. Wahl et ux (o R. A.
Oregon's polgto crop this yoarjtiua,
Sandy tioulcvurd and u* they
This movement is for young!
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NVilcox, 510.
approaidicil the Inlereeclion at I» rstlmated at 4,050,000 hush-:
men from seventeen to thirty JUAIOR CHHISTIAM
Mrs. Aiuelow I» »pemlinr a
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Hurry
Kimmett
Shaw-Fear
Co.
to
A
J.
Brick-
iHth SI. u truck which was up-'el*.
years o f age. who are physicat-j
EWDfcMgOR OfKlMi*iA£D
[left on Wednesday morning for week nt Sea shin.
! ! ino. 5?50.
proachmg on Sandy from die
ly and mentally fit.
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A record crop o f bay Is b*- their new home m New York
Hoherl
Haines
lot*
returned
Presión
N
V.
Gillelle
lo
Ed-
oppoaite direction turned very, ing harvested at Halfway tfelu fijfy,
I
have
spent
three
year#
at
A
meeting
was held at thu
from Siniield and t report*
a 1 wf» ;■,( M. Van Meier, Lot 10.
abruptly an(|
»hearing o ff to year
the cam ps; the Basic work I home o f Mr#. M. U. Metcalfe,
¡Hlk.
I,
Hunt
Club
Traci,
5
|0.
very
plea
»ant
trip.
Mr. O. Srhroeder
wa*
in
mi»» the truck Mr. Cudy co l-j
was not required lo take.
I kN ednesday afternoon, for the
M arg urei Alexander lo Jlus-
lole,| with n touring car itniiic i The Fugen* Kiltie Srhool w illfle a verton Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mr». K.- II. Hai « Of
have found myself in fifty
per FUE’Fose o f organizing a Junior
Ihulld
a
new
girl»'
Junior
eo|-|
ciia*.
Myern
0|
1
h|n
noa
«•
•
I
\
Alexander.
Loi,
Heaver
diiitely following the truck.
Oak Grove »pent Hu al.i> .villi Nere*. 510. *’
cent
b e lle * condition.
Each1 ¡lociety o f Christian Endeavor
. home.
Mrs.*Cady
• Cady wa* hrui»e.| on ihe¡
Mr and Mr». NV. J. Alev der.
month I am at the camp
L o f the Bethel
Congrcgatuuiul
arm und hand. Mr*. Spaulding
Contract» hove been lei for
Mr„
W ilson o f Hector
gain
five
pounds
o
f
gooo
bard
Lhurcli,
with
Mrs.
Metcalfe a*
Mr.
and
Mr*.
I.
K.
Hh-
Of CO UNTY LOAN ASSO­
wu» bruised about I lie fare and paving five Hosclturg *lreel* wn, visiting from Friday
t o
muscle, gained from the whole-! Superintendent.
Hill
»boro
»pent
Sumí..)
¡
the
arm».
Mr*, llunku*' baby wa*
CIATION ELECTS some food pul oul by Ihe best.
Those
present were
Clare
NV ork ha» begun in Albany! Wednesday with Mr*. Choc. T. home o f Mr. and
Mr-
ryd]
ronstder a bly bumped, but
Mr.' on. the Third Street bridge, be- Myer*.
cooks. Army rations have dh»-| Beni mo re, Ella Fiuk,
Dorothy
(lean.
t'.ndy apparently came out un-
I In- annual meehng o f
Ihe appeared from the menu sincej ‘ -ewis,
.Alice
Fluke,
Maxine
ing built across the Calapooia
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Higgle»
loudied
II wa* inti until early:
Mr» NV. K. Sander am ch d - im iiil-cr» o f
the NN ashington the war or early day o f ouri Unuehill. Ib-tty Taylor^ Thelma
Hiver.
I of Verm mia Were Saturday eve- dren are visiting 10 r a i*«i|4n
Monday
morning
lliat
they
u-il\' Saving« it Loan A»so- army. It i% the best food put T effl, Ruth Izenuey, Mrs. it. C.
buibl uing visitor» al I lie K. L. Ilene- o f w«.**k» m Heal! e j w it li
will
thought any tiling wa»
wrung . I'matilln County
Mio.
•
l
!'ou was held at the home out by any pJare besides home..Duly and daughter Lourain.
oilier ; river bridge» at Kclio and Ht fiel home here.
Dr. Mason and »everul
Runder» relatives
office in Hillsboro, on Monday! Any one will find (his out
by
A Constitution and By-Laws
physicians were railed but It SI anfield.
iOlli.
The
Mrs. J L. Mi. «• o f
Mis» K Caldwell. who «pent
following visiting our camps each year.¡ was adopted, followed by etcc-
- dije •loly
was impossible to relieve Ui'*| the U. S. I-and «»nice ai «n«j|Mt W(.(.k
Our mess hall# are large and] on o f officer# as follow#: itet-
at the fi. F. OTton- ha» bought Hie h u-e r .•li I ly Foard o f Directors w »s eleeled
mail who wa» »offering from rljv of Hnseburg ha* »old 2010 nell horn*
Presilent;
Helen
uijd fur the ensuing year: G.-orge m the best o f conditions. Little ly Huntley,
returned to her iptme Dull I by Contractor Huge
pum In lit* cheat Induced by. «ere» o f federal timber for the
expert» in iniikc her horn nere. G. Hancock. D D. Bump, and need be said o f this, for the|Teffl, Vice President; Thelma
in Hillnborn Saturday night.
heart failure. He died at 9:3o! «um o f 5117.233.
f Forest Grove; Lulled Elates Army
regiMates/Leift, Secretary; Barbara Laly,
Mr. and Mr» HurKe H low ell
Tiii-silay evening.
1
Mn‘ - *- F. Nlqpgft enii-i iln- fvr . .1 n Robb, F. !.. Johnson, the health o f its soldiers more:Treasurer. Lila Fink, and Clare
I*J
T
h
ir
t
y
h
lo
c
k
a
p
i
»w
,‘
-
r.
Artltf-
grow-en
**..
r
fS
^
O
T
E
w
iiS
p
i
tí.
Fred W , i tody * * • A *»*
T M. PMr»bn. imt Geq T. Me- than civilian life.
jw u l k are being |nl«T m “ prlng-
The Inten-jSeidmore were chosen U> a cl
Omro, Wisconsin. Seplembcr
were in Portland
Wednesday H ig h honors went to Mrs. Eilet Grath o f Hillsboro.
Lookout
• sive drilling will put ‘ anyone on *he
Committee;
ISSI.
lie received hi* ed uca-jfid d ,,|i» y<*ar.
iuriil Thur»duy to ilie F.lk»' Con­ and Mrs. Dudley-
gol
«emolid
J. M. Person, general m ans- on hi# feeL It gives one m il- HHen T efft
on
the
Prayer.
three
p ris a .
turn In Uie public school* In: paving ha* begun on a
vention.
per o f Hie Association,
r e - i it a r y poise, which help# him in Meeting Committee; Betty T ay-
Clay Center, Kan*a», later grad mile section. Mcbama to Slay-
Mrs. Liverninr* hus spent the,POFed to the Hoard o f Diree-jany place he goes. His straight Tor and Maxine lannehill on the
t.lias. T. .Myer# i» »pending
unking from business etdlege In jon.
hi« vacaiion ni Heaverlon build past week up on Ihe ranch, giplilors that the healthy growth':physique should
he
admired, Social Committee; and
Ruth
Fortland, Oregon, in the year
R#
parkhursl o f
Portland
sume o f the Nssoeiation is no dmiht.for it shows the training
Ing hi* new hmise.
11« will experts to be there fo
h e Denney on the Sunshine Corn-
IMKH. lie turn mg to Burlingame. (|^ ^.»id «inO.OOO for
Snow
lo tin- prosperous con di- has gone through to take that' m'Dee.
I tine* dii.
m ove m iti il a* sooii a#' he weeks yet. There are bu-
Kansas, he became
associated f r ^
t;a|iforn|a Cimsnll-
lion uf \N a-hinglon County in lazy strain which is pressing Other
there now.
finishea
II.
detail# o f importance
with In* father m lini bool and U| |t fn(n|ng
properties
In
general,
Mr. Person says that on bis shoulders.
The social j were taken care of, and
the
Mr. ami Mrs. M. Strillimi and there i |
»hoe business.
later
••».cuing
County.
Mr. and Mrs. K. !.. Henefiel
T h em U sin ess meeting adjourned, a f-
a good ibonami for part o f it is # benefit.
(•I mic »lorn« hi hll«*ti*hur|f. \\ n .
K yes. real estate
and »on, Mr. William Fortner, daughter Palsy. F. B.
!"itn.« and
h o m e wealthy
man’ s
boy soldiers 'c r which
light
refreshments
and McMinnville, Ore.
*
U*g Brothers' Hoy Farm at and Mr. and Mr*.
Olia».
T. and Mr. and Mr- Ralph Nt .or-' building is
on
the
upgrade right with the more unfortun-[were enjoye«! by all.
Ile wa» married in Hurting-1 Lebanon will give vacations to Myer» were in Heaverlon Fri- all o f Fortland, were
dinner throughout
Ihe e county.
Ihe
•
ate ones and learns as he does.' n p ,,y
Taylor will lea.i
unte, Kansas, lo Maine Hills, onjlOO boy».
guests o f Mr. and Mr«. K. .1
day cvening on bu»ine*s.
it 7
"Every indication now," coil- Partiality is not shown.
T h e n,cc*'ng Sunday evening a’
May 21, I aim. They resided for, Oregon has paid 5HI.7rtH.700
Mann Sunday.
Congregational
linin-d Mr. Person, is (hat the soldiering a fellow
does
¡a'o'oiock in the
a lime In Kllen»burg and al»<> lumber wuge» In two years.
Mrs. J. C. Milze!’ » brother. next twelve months will
the what gets him there.
AbovelChurch. The topic is “ Glimpses
HILLSBORO NEWS
In McMinnville moving to Ben
.
........... , „ ,
M„*onlo
N new unit o f the
Fred Haggemoit, o f Ostrander, gi"u !e «l gain in population end ail things Discipline Is taught.,nf Ihe Islands, Isa. 42:1-1.
velimi In April, IHU3, where lie | Childrens
Home »I
Forest
new
homes
Each
organization at
the
All the young people arc in­
A marri age tírense ha# been NN n*li„ and her nephew. D.inn-i the »umber of
iiguged In Ihe general
nier Grove will cost 535,000.
Vited
to attend Hies«- meeting#
Fiery
o
f
Bend
have
In-eo
vis­
built,
that
this
county
lias
ever
camp#
is
graded.
The
organi­
granted lo David Layton NN'utl.-
i-|iundl>e business, ailing also
zation receiving the highest re- and enjoy a good and profitable
us agent for (lie Southern Pa-! Reports from Newberg show ,,f Hillshoro, Ri. 2, ami Marie itimi al I be home o f Mr. and experienced."
Mrs. Mit/el for several i|a\*.
.Nrrangeni«-ii(« hav«
recent lyceives a cup and flag, o f Which hour with u#.
eific and Wells
F'argo Coin-jthul the paving lo Rt. Faul f*| gehisster, Heaverlon, III. I.
been made whereby funds for each member o f the outfit »»I
l# Dur Molto: ‘ For Christ and
panie*. Thi» business he »ohi i almost finished-
The
Ladies’
Auxiliary
to
the
NN'nrk on the four-room ■•id­
the Church.
ficst
mortgage
loans
are
avail-
proud,
My
organization
won¡
to Mr. C. F. lledgo In 1902,
Logging eamps have reopen dìi ion to thè 513,000
grade Huber Commercial Fluii held it# able
Come.
in piaci ically
unlimited by- many points, and I want to
w-lien lie enterni Ihe b r o k e r a g e a l Powers, with four hun- school on Ihe high srhool cam ­ regular meeting Tuesday afler-
amounts.
hand
it
to
my
associates,
who
business, liandllng potaloes and ,jr, d and fifty men al wnrk
noon.
New
members - were
pus is progressing rapidly.
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Iricd as hard as I to get the GOSPEL TENT
munii» In rnrload Iota. About *thot*«*
elected. Mr«. NVarrmg wa» I lie
MEETINGS CLOSED
Fortlaml,
Rjft
The gradings'
Thursdav
for
Se-
best
out o f it.
Thirly-six
upplicunt»
passed
1005 he ugnili enlered (he gen-l
ha* begun on a 510,- the toucher#' examinations held hostess o f the «lav and served a'I lo no a business Irtp. From are on courtesy, morale ne e&-'
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ernl merehandise field, «ssoci-
'
. M Ilion,
delicious coffee and cake.
Gospel Tent Meetings
-on-
Ibere they will go lo Vancouver, pril. promptness, holding o f at-
recently, mid have been gran i­
nlnig liiinself wxlh F.. G. An­
Mr. and Mr». E. J. wann, In H. C., to enjoy the week end tention, Appearance on and o ff ducted by Leavitt's Soul-'N in-
derson in n firn, known n» Mie A company l.as heen organ- ci! leaching certificates, most­
company with friend#
i c o n returning here Sunday night. duty. and condition o f barracks, ning Team closed Sunday iw>-
Cady-Anderson Co.
ThU later l*ed to operate » 20,000-fool ly for one year.
1 want to recommend these n‘ nF-
The meeting from
the
becnme Ihe Cady-Pegg Company "awnilll In ArHngton.
crowds.
large
whlch nssoelation con llnusdun- The Kniglil» o f Pylhlas will
camps to every young fellow o f *,art attracted
HI 1921.
Of rerent yenr* he erecl a 511,500 business huild-
i Beaverton, and ask him to go More than seventy persons came
[lo get what is there and bring j forward, making a - ’ ami
fm
Iurned his attenMon In reai e*- ing in Pendlelon.
it home with him. Any o f the Christ and Hi« Church,
late. I>elng one o f Ihe partner»
Air palm i o f Ilio foresi dis­
parents who are interested in j The meeting wa« enjoyed •>
in Ihe fimi o f Covri! A Co.
iriel begins from Ilio ‘ airplane
will make me feed proud t o ':,H
attended and a -p '' >'
He wns n slaunoh Republlcan buse ut Fugene.
and ask me about
the «Pifil prevailed thr ughoul
io
In pollile», and nlwuys Inleresl- The Fnlon
Paci fio
syslem
campaign.
ed hlmself
In bolli locai and will prnmole
dalry industryi
i now many men might have
Sunday afternoon a very
nablonnl polirle».
For over 20 nlong il» line» In thè North-
place
heen
living
today
if
they
luxdj
impressive
service took
venrs he held Ilio offlee o f Post - west.
l>rokert
had much more training before- "b en the ground was
master ut Beavgrlon under a
Lumber exporled from Port-
new
reaching the line?
Are
vnuion the lots where the
successlon
o f dlf/erenl ndmln- |nll(j |n Jmie reached
alinoti
ándiChurch
i»
lo
he
erected.
Mrs.
going to be in the ranks
Islrnllon».
1 1 ,000,000 feel a dny.
NVm. Thurston, accompanied by
learn
your
discipline
during
Ile was « member o f
I lio ,
xba |.-|rH| Christian Chureh
war or hold your rating ’ and,*"'1’ brother. NViltiam PrlcITell,
. . ,
He) hel
Cnngregallonal
Chureh of Klamath Fall# w ill complete
tell other men what they have •urn,’ d the fir-t «padefu "
: -
since his arrival In Beaverton, a new 535,000 building.
missed by not soldiering some
Congregnfmn
V
and held many different offices
H. M. Ryllesby A Co.
have
before. W e might npver he in hands singing * West He I ''ix
in Ihe church, being the chair­ purchased the Falls City Elec­
trouble again, hut
can
you Tie That H inds“
man o f Ihe church * building tric Company.
convince
other
countries?
Learn
Services are to he oonduel*»4
committee n! Ihe lime o f his _______
figie»!
si«1»
o
f
mili-
each
Sunday morning in
the psychological
side __ o f mili
p s y c h o lo g ic a l___
death, as well «* church clerk. -----------
tary
functions.
.
and
possess
Beaver
theatre unli. lb. > new
He w«s possessed o f n firm he- niously elected lo that position
Jit bio
leadership
wherever
you
go.
building
can be iw« upi
lief In Jesus Christ ns his per lie had a firm faith in the fu-
tallii-«
NVhether
you
are
becoming
a
^
‘
hool
will
he
ip-hl
c
m
-
>
sonnl Saviour, and of the ml#- lure of licaverton and was iden-
Tliero
lawyer.
Inventor,
or
have
any
day
morning
at
10
N
.
M.
wilh
every
movement
slon o f the Church which he nf- j lifted
profession it docs a world of.w ill be preaching it !< \. Nt„
tempted lo forwnrd, being ac­ looking lo its growth
goo«l.
Thi^nvas Edison studied] Evangelist Leavitt wi'
To mourn hi" loss he Icuvesl
tively identified with the Stale
dldjon Ihe fiel«! for s feA weck»
■
much
harder
because he
his
wife,
Mrs.
Maine
II.
Cady,
Cqngregnipnnl fellowship.
the
prenching eacli 3'in.liy
orn-
experience
in
. not havp
He w-n* a member o f Hen- 2 daughters, Mrs. John Bank-
iing at the TheftfrO. The re w»!!!
army.
ii«
of
Pori
land
and
Harhara
at
verton Lodge No. 100, A. F. A
_________________ * b» n o e v e n in g S ervice.
A. M., and wn* * P»*1 w'nr- I home, and one son, NYillis L.
Mr
and
Mrs. ^Peierson have
Clmir praclice will I"’ b -M
He’
Ciuly
nf
Beaverton.
Besides
the
shipful innsler o f the Imlge.
relurned to
Heaverton.
Mrs. everv Friday night r* b
i nie
was also n member
of
Ihe Immediate family he leaves
1
Peterson
is
again
hehind
the
o
f
Mrs.
R.
D.
Williams,
sister,
Mrs.
Alice
Spaulding
I'nllcd Artisans.
Ha was In-
rnnnter at Yeager’ s Hnkery and
N Social will tie lieb!
Ihc
I ere sled in clx’ ir affairs ns well Portland, two nephews, M.
" T h e M i«ler" is drlvlng Ihe «|e- hoine o f Mr«. R. D. NN"! i-nt«
ns fraternal, having served as Cady of Hillsboro and NV.
■ lixerv for Ihe «ame inslHution. for the purpose oi orgm izing
mnynr o f the City o f Hcsverlnn, [Cady of Aberdeen, Wash., and
- Mrs. Peterson will he reinem- u Christian Endcavor
S uely.
un«l n member o f Ihe school a cousin, Mr«. Doris Smith of
bered as "Genexleve,’* Mr*. Yea- Kveryone Intcrestcd is
inviled
o f
hoard nf District No. 18, hav­ Portland, besides a host
ger’ s sister.
to a tte n d .
ing only recently been unant- i friends and neighbors.
former Mayor
The Portland Power Company
report* 3rt7t new cunLniicra ho
fur thin year.
,
Putting on a New Edge
Purchase Business
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