T he
CLKAN RHADINü FOR A LL TH E FAM ILY
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Siafle Copy, 5 Caati
Beamtem, Waihinftoa Coaatf, OrefM, Friday, September 11, 1925
$ 1 .M P «r I n c
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transportation to be
Furnished Pupils
OBITUARY
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS J
0RE60N ST A T E NEW S
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Reverend Gray
C bt'ilir
Leo
Hlictrnr
wua
May C. O riffel* et ux to W il
$38,500
paving
contract
burn
near
Ooldnulule,
in
Hum- Bishop, See. t l , T, 2 N„ hu* been let at Klamath Falls.
Interesting Little Notea from the Surrounding Country na j. R. 3 W „ $10.
Klickitat County,
\\ u»liiugtun,
The Hood River apple crop
oil I leoembei' It, 1888, where
T o lc j y Our Active Special Correapcndenia Weekly J
William Bishop to May
C. i* estimated at about 2800 car
h» lived continuously until five!
Oriffels et ux, S. H of 8. 44 loads.
Ik Has Spent 10 Y e a n Her«
Bids Requested lor Busses; Pupils yon re eyn, when ho moved to
of See. 22', T. 3 N., B. 3 W.,,
\\a»limgl<>n County, Oregon.
I
Fete
Hehurner
of
Gardau
H. K. Oassner el ux to Mu!-:
“ " 8e*>ur8 *• »hipping nine-
A t Long is Any Methodist
ST. MARY S NEWS
from Outside Districts To Be
Ho wue nutrried to
Mini
I sill man
' * r|o*d* of green prune»
Home was in town
Tuesday. tor Co., Lot 7, East
Minister on one Charge
Brought here to High School
Coidle Ward on the 2tth day,
Mr. Hchuruer supplies meal to Acre Tract. $10.
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M. King of Alohu wue incut market* hero.
of November, 1010,
To till*
Mr*
W . J. Mood et ux to Samuel1 The
Corvallis
cannery
is '
union
wii*
horn
one
eon. in 81. Mury'* oli busiues* Mat-
The Aloha-Huber •elmol
i» W. Ruigley et ux, Fart o f Hlk. turning out a carload of goods
People of Beaverton will be
I lo< uprciul election held on Cheeler
Raymond
Hie
riret urduy evruiug.
43, Forest Grove, $10.
every day.
sorry to learn of the decision
having
a
now
play
alu-d
built.
Friday evening drew out <|u!le, wite |>aeeed uvvuy on July t t ,
¡g,._ and Mr*. Cita*.
Mabel
it,
Sanderson
el
vir
Myers The Service Lumber
Co.
fs
10,000 Oregon tarn x, or 1 of Rev. O. A. Gray not to re-
u large crowd due lo the in- 1013.
w,.ru In Pori land Friday und
to Cliaa. H. Pear»«, 3 acres, out o f every
supplying
(he
material
five tarine bave tUra 1° Beaverton for tlie eoin-
iereat (hat wue heiug taken In
On tile ulneleeiilh day
of Suliirduy on business.
Set;. 1«, T. 1 H.. It. t W'. $10. radio sets.
ing year.
Mr». Ilun Adams of lleaver-
the election of a director and February, 1916, he wue mar
II. C. <Messer et ux to Geo.
Mi». C. Itodfield and
chil loll and
More than 2000 psoule , , J
HeV' ***** baa been for ten
Mr*.
Haiumou*
of G. Hancock et ux. Lot* 3. 4.
lin* mutter
of
lruue|iortutlon l led It Mi». Alfedilie .Meimrd.
of impila.
I Ulle »oil, Walter, wue horn lo dren left Sunday for the hop Cedar Mills visited with friends 7, 8, Hlk. t. Knob Hill Add., working in the cannmg PianU ^ *
yard» ueur Forcai drove.
gelcu,
V
“ ' hurch here, * length o f lima
in Fortlund W’ediicadii'
j.
Mr. V. A. Wood plueed the Ihie union.
Forest Grove, $f0.
....
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.
j equalled only by
one
other
Un Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J.
He dleil near lleuverlon on
name or Hoy dray in nomina
Leona A. Beeson et vir to
Virgil
Frie«*, *up«u < itcndenl
ibc Airtoria cranberry crop Methodist preacher in Oregon
lo
Van o f the Union nil Company, ex A. W. James el ux, 70 acre*.
tion practically ne eoou ue (lift September 51 It. 1925, lifting al- Ofnnger went over
estimated at 50,00o bushels,.at oue station. Hr. Avieou at
o r couver, Washington, lo vielt pects Id leave for a hunting See. 26. T. I S.. H- 2 W., $10.
year*
meeting wan called lo orrterv' iwmt Ihirty-eeven
bumper crop.
j present In Forest Grove, put
eume old friend* there.
The nomination wae «ecOnded nge.
L. K Batemen el- ux lo Joe
trip (Muir Philomath Saturday.
Newport
will
construct
a
new
ln
ye* r® *1 Salem once.
by II. H Huy, and no olhcr
He lenvee In inoorn hi" lo »»!
O'Reilly el ux. tract 6. Hlk. 2
Mr. II. Maloney of San Fran
*2D,oou city hau, auij.torium, I This is the only thne a Meth-
The.
Y
N
„
(J.
Hulbcri
family
offered,
Mr. hi* wifa and Iwo »onaj h i * cisco, who ha* ¿been
candidale being
north of Hillsboro Acres, *10.
visiting
■di-«t minister ha* remained a*
and fire station.
deelared fulher and inollrer,
Mr.
ami here for three week*, left V» returned lust week fr**m a sum
dray'ii election
Mary i. Wood el vir to J»*'-
long a* Rev. Gray on the same
mer's
vacation
in
Hie
»a*l.
Mre.
D.
A.
Hhnarer;
min
ei*ler.
Blue Mountain road» wiU be chargd.
unanlnmua.
F. Haynes, part of Sec. H>, T.
Friday iiioriung • for
Scuttle,
kept open next winter by mo
und
min Washington, and Vancouver, li. They report „ very enjoyable 2 8.. R. 2 W., $10.
In the mailer o f Ihe Iran«- Mr*. Nelle Melller,
Rev. Gray ha* seen Beaver
trip.
porlalmn o f pupile, Ihe hoerd hrolher,
iMlbrrl, heelde*
a C. -
I »alias F. Murray el uy to lorize-T snow pumps.
ton grow and develop wonder-
A. II. Clement
motored
to A. C. Chinn et ux. .471 acres.
had il figured oul limi un ue- lioet o f friend»,
A new electric sawmill,
■ith HiHv. Ju«t an instance nf the
Sweet Home in I.lnii Couuly lo Clement'» Subdivision, Heaver- 5o,do0 feet capacity, will
coutil of (he extra money thè
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be i growth:
VS hen he cam,-
t o
•eh noi woutd
draw frolli Ihe ( Kdltor'e Noie l.ael
«pring
look u ftjr
business
matter* Ion, $1».
BEAVERTON
built soon at Carlton.
i Beaverton the
church
»pent
to
attendane» o f pupil* oul»lde of. Sheafcf nioved lido Ihe liouee
UX
perlainhig to a ranee he ha*
Balias P. Murray et
1 he Unit-Chase cannery at. during the year $187 in ben-
llu* di»lrle( (hai Iraneportallon next .door lo Miai oreupiMl by
C. Chinn et ux. t acre in
I*. W. te lle r * o f Hank* was there.
The
*■' ,r hl"
»nine
time
For
of Ihe pupll* front ouleide dia- Mie Editor.
E 4» o f Section 35. T. I M>pt»e Fomt will, pack 'o uooie' ° ence®'
III Hillsboro Tuesday,
It i* reported that. Hr. lira f-
-»*-'» of fruit this year. ’
>e,iurch » ut * * 17 in tb^ *am<i
I riel» lo the fteaverlwn
High Mrs, Shearer was employed a»
.
$10.
.
It
2
W
fis who live* on Watson St.,
fund, this money going toward
J. W. Itaynard was in Hills-
his
own
School would he a prop, tall ion nurse and he did
the West Oregon
Lumber the support o f six nanve min
Balla» P. Murray et ux lo
died in a
Fori land
hospital
boro
Tuesday
on
business.
at
Ihe
n e w isters in South America, Port
llial would pay (lie district, the rooking mid worked
and wua buried Ihe first
of \. C. Chinn at ux, ‘2 345 arr**. Company wdl build a
extra tuition taking care
of rock quarry northeast o f town.
Lot 130, Johnson K»lale Hea- •20,000 plant at Lannton.
■Mr. und Mrs. Robert Hum- Ihe week.
ugese East Africa and in India.
•
He didn’t aiipenr lo he very inert speul Mie
prnrltcully every expense that
verton-Rftedvil le Acreage. $10. j
Rev. Gray has taken for his
week ena
at
the
contract
baa
been
let
Van
Brown
la
at
Ihe
new
would lie entailed in Ihe trans «In n ig and in a talk with him N et arta.
Mtftnic G. Fcarson et vir to for a new union high school mol to the text found in Colos-
Be
ley
Military
Academy
a
t
we leqrned that he was taking
Mi»* Lynn Roderick. 152 acre», j
portation.
sians 1:28, “ Christ, whom we
from S.-. 21. T I N., R 4 W\, $1. building at Myrtle £oinL
Fred lir.tun and fuiniiy were Cackama* Just aero»»
We
However, a» there
a lit medicine fo • Iuliereulosis.
preach,
warning
every
man
Oregon
National
liuard
Eugene building permit» that
tle hftMitatlon on Ihe pari of mdiced one o f Mie elinrarler- in Hanks over Ihe Labor l>ay the
John W. McBurney et al to!
and teaching every man in alt
Rifle
Range.
w.-re
issued
during
the
month
W. C K.mmerson et ux, I acrej
die Hoard on uc'uunl of Ihe l»ln « o f Me* disru»e Thai Ihe V acalion.
wisdom that we may present
o f August totalled $288,750.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huntley west o f Onston, $tO.
additional expense o f
equip preselil I real meni Is going In
every man perfect in
Christ
4 letor Fallinoli» I* spending
Uabeltu McMilltan el al
ping l be dlatrirl for bringing ftjl£l* him seem» lo he Ihe idea hi» vacation hunting in Yam motored lo Moro Saturday for
Hi«) cornerstone has b e e n Jesus.*’
the
a »hört visit with their daugh Lawrence Geer ot ox, Lot 2S,j laid for the new St.
III the«,* pupil» Mr. W I. r.adv o f those suffering from
Mark's
Having no children o f their
hill County,
ter, Mrs. Uolli* Moore.
They Woodland A ergs No. t, $10.
offered a niotinn lo Ihe effect while plague
Episcopal - Church at Hood Riv own. Mr. and Mrs. Gray gave'
II is ryporleil (hat the Lind- returned Ihe first o f the week.
Shearer was alwavs a good
Agnes Van Boozer et vir U>1 er.
Dial a vole nf confidence he
all their time and attention to
Industrious,
hard eay lanilly moved to Portland
tendered and Ihie
vote
w *» neighbor.
Grace I. Busch et
vir,
130
of
their
A new glove rectory at Mc- the spiritual needs
Mrs.
Karl
Hall
wai
taken»
(o
made unanimous to Mift effect working. plen«anl and compan Mil first o f the week.
Tongue's Add., $109.
flock.
When they first came
Mumville
is
turning
out
fifty
Hie
Kiiiaiinucl
hospital
Mie
first
A. C, Chinn et ux to Balia*
Moil Ihe sehool hoard had a ion able.
i lo one hundred
dozen
pairs here there was a wide circuit
II. A. Lowry
of
llccdville o f the week for an operation.
I.ale in the summer he mov-
Murray e.l ux, 8. % o f Lot t9,j J weekly.
free hand in llm mailer.
to cover but the increasing de
hail Mie misfortune lo break Slje is reported getting along
Lombard Add.. Beaverton, $10,
II la expected Dial 2 school e,f onto Mie QUI plaea south his leg one day last week.
mands o f the locality on the
as well as could be expccled.
The spring •ahnuu
season ; time and strength of the cou
to
bU"»ea will he purchased
fiv west o f town and wonl
B. B. -ReeVo* et ux to Steve
closed, after ple made it necessary to con
Mm district and that pupil* wll\ work for 4. E. Hanson hauling
Earl Evans left this weak
---- 6. * l Llatskanie
E. E. Swenson bn» received Vasileff et ii . x . part of Lot
for Ills vaca lion, lo be »pen! a card fmfti Joint Rowe, eu- Steel,, Add . Beaverton, t acre.' a record" yftar "n "tne .lo w e r1 fine their efforts entirely
I m * brought In
from
Tigard.1 wood.
to
Columbia.
Kinlon, HeMigny. Cedar Mill«,
We have urti Iced for some with relative* at Marshfield.
route #from Beaverton to Mich- ft to.
the town.
to
he
and other dialrlela where Ihe Mine Mini he seemed
igan.
Rowe »ays he couldn't
George Thyng et ux lo l.il-
The contract has been let at
Rev. Gray says that he w ill
Mr. J. Stroud, who bus been
number of *ludenl*
will
he gradually failing, but the news
find anything hut Swede*
in Han tVeaver, I’ arl of Lot
3. •V55.732 to build
the
Sutton go to conference the last o f the
severely, HI the past week I»
thought sufficient lo warrant of his death rame as a severe
Minneapolis.
Blk. 20. .Beaverton. $10.
Luke-Florence section o f The month entirely free and expects
reported it little better ul Mil»
»ending a hua.
shock, lie had only barn eon-
Roosevelt Highway.
lo go to any place to which’
A. Rossi, Geo. iliiglison, J.
writing.
fined lo his bed fur a
verv
Karl K. Fisher completed his
The Southern Pacific Com he I* assigned by that body.
Lewis,
uud
Harri»(>u
Hughson'
SOOIU m n i t r a t e
short lime,
lie will |,e greatly
Vacation last Saturday. He en
Mi i. Milo Erickson look a are limiting
pany will Jeature the rfew Na
deer in Mie wild» joyed a great
summer
with
vacai mu
to
llockaway
TIMOTHY FERTILIZER mlsaed by those with whom he little
tron Cut-Off, on the Cascade J. F. FRC DRIOEY
of
Southern
Oregon
this
week
came In coniaci.)
i (be Tillamook Buy Co.
Sxit'h
over (ho week eud and Labor
GIVEN SU R P R IS «
J Line,
as
a
national
play-
—Miere may be lots of venison
pals as Bill, Gbatíee and Frank Lg round.
l>ay.
Following
request*
fr o n t
in Beaverton soon !
Noyes. Verne Ho magulla,
Ikef
O B ITU A R Y
aeverul farmer* o f the county
A surprise party was given
Hex. Hlaurhcttc. left Saturday
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the ■ Pacific Ten-phone
and on Saturday evening, S«>ptem-
Jerome Van Hyning was born
Mrs. Millie Furinctcr, accent-'Asciatine, Hick Notier, Clarence
u» lo what lo apply lo timothy
for a month's vacation to bo pained by her dnughlcf,
in
Hr.1 Murk und Fred Braun are the fJi ’''legraph Company w ill
hi Ihe way o f a
commercial In Allegan County, Mich., Bee.
ber 5-, in honor o f the birth
dent
meet
every stuil new service for the Mt. day o f Mr. J. F. Fredricey.
\\ hiui alhiul twelve »peni with hi- family in Min Hazel Farmeter. called ut the!boys you
fel l Hirer for profitable results, I I. 1855.
neapolis. •
J. H. HuleM home Suuuuy en- day. They I came very near g e l- )* * 011 “ ,ul Ml- Tabor districts
the county agent applied nl- or fourteen year» of age he
Dancing and music were en-
But we will >'» Portland.
W u»h- ting Ike* hide.
Mal e of soda at Ihe rale of- iiloxed with his parents to Mie
Mi*» Noreen Nelson has left route from Aberdeen,
joyed during the evening, ard
of, what
i* now for llcppnor, where she has a ingiou, to .Myrtle Point, Ore all b«’ there with belles in 19 40..
ih e McCormick Lumber Co dainty
were
one hundred pounds
(o
t h e wilderness
refreshments
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, tia» sold then- light and pow- served.
Mrs. Farmeter is
M r.
acre on three furms with Ihe Grand Traverse County, Mieli. position touching in the Hcpn- gon.
The Alexander boys, Glenn,| er plant at 8t. Helens to the
Ills father hud taken uii a ncr school».
Huh'lt’s aunt.
following result*:
Those present were Mr. and
Guy, and Harry, left
Friday ! Portland Electric Power Gom- Mrs. Geo. Depue. Mr. and Mrs.
Farm number one:
A.
J, homestead In (lie douse hard
The
Jacobson
family,
w
h
o
The V irto Silver-Black Fox
for a visit with their mother puuy lor $250,0941.
Rudolph W olfe, Mr. and Mrs.
Kvera, Verboorl »eelion, m imic wood foresi* atomi 12 ill lies
a have been living in the Henry and sister at Bellingham. Theyi
Farm reports ilio sale of
Herbert Waite, Mr. and
Mrs.
npplii d March 21*1, hroadcn«l- from what later becitmr Trav
Desinger
house
moved,
to
.
Port
to
It.
A.
Pulley
was
returned Monday bringing their
ili«) re pair o f foxes
ing at the rale of one hundred erse City, uml II
Harry
Briggs,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ed
'PROMIRENT
DOCTOR
land lust week.
The
house mother and sister with them.
and
Mrs.
pound» per acre. Increased the Miai Jerome spent the early of Gpntallis.
IN B A N K R U P TC Y ward Briggs. Mr.
was purchased 1a*l spring by They report p a c in g 23 wrecks) *
|U.V- .f# m . i i Niel lut» been
Moshofsky, Mr. and Mrs. W il
yield of the hay per acre 2560 \rnr* of Ills life helping hi*
I. R. Melzler, who is moving on I Hoi r way back lo Beaver-!
^
Mrs.
pounds.
Valuing this increase falber.
eiitertalAtug hi* brother, Rev. in prepara l«>ry lo Inking
Leou VV. Hyde of Uills- lard Skidmore, Mr. and
up ton.
These wrecks were thei|>OI. o, oue of Uic best kuown Merle Millett o f Portland. Mr.
After In* father'* deuth lie y%lh,,r t»M» ru k O Niel of Ulen-
at the rale of 115.00 per ton,
his duties at the high school. result o f the seven' slorin.
I here is an increased value of went into Inisines* for biniseli .dale. (Latifondo,
I physicians
and
»urgeous
in and Mrs. Jack W allers from
and
worked
arbuml
In
d
iffer-j
$19.24*.
Subtracting the
coal
this part o f the stale,
a n d Portland,- Mrs. L. E. Thompson
'btrn, I«. Mr. and Mrs. An-
If it were possible to. inject prominent In the Fluted Span- o f - Portland. Mr. Jack Hutson
line is never so ridiculous
of (lie nitrate, which i* 23.50 enl places, in a hank at Al-
by
reason
o
f
the
qualities
one
pena,
Michigan,
and
w
«*
|
n'dro*
Andreg,
Saturday
Sept.
5
Mie
quality o f saving into ev- isli W ar Veterans, Friday be- of Portland. Mr. A. M Hocken,
per urre, there Is a net. value
»'"»'> $‘ «*1. Hr. C. K. Mason lias as hv those one affect* to cry hoy, we would have at great gan bankruptcy proceedings in Mr. Joe Schmitt. Mr.
of Increased yield of
115.<0 business in Kalkaskie, Moine «
Huron
have.
many snore men.
City mul Manistee.
Hi* sisters " l|* *" sltendsnee.
Mr.
per acre.
the federal district court.
Briggs. Mr. Chris Zebr
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Zell r.
Pete
Farm number 2: W. J. En married and hi* brother» mi
Ue
listed
debts
at
$7155,
ofjW
m
.
McHaig,
Mr.
__«_
Miss
Clara
Skidmore,
schede, on the Hawthorne es gruled to (lie west, and when
which $6215 is due on prom-jMiss
Lloyd
Jones.
Mrs.
tate,
787
pounds
increased he was tld years or age, . 9 1
issory notes.
His assets are Lucile
yield per acre, with a
n e t lieulMi obliged him to givo up
given as $2329, most o f which Blauer Mrs. Elvin Rand*. Mrs.
For three years lie
are for moneys due for p r o -‘ L. E. Millet, Mr. Harry Briggs
vulue o f increase o f S2.38 per business.
wa* practically an invalid in :
Mr. anil Mrs. F. G. Millet
acre.
fessional service.
Longview. Washington.
Farm number three: Schmidt Alpena.
-
In April, 192 4 he left for
B a r n e s s c h o o l o p e n s
Uros., farm north o f Oreneo,
Portland
The Barnes
school*
began P O R TLA N D MUSICIAN
Increased yield on nitrate plot Uregon, arriving in
T O TE A C H H ER E
the fall term last Tuesday with
over halanea o f field 2194 lb*. Ma> 1st. Ho went lo live with
Henry,
a b ig . attendance.
All o f the
Value of Mie increase lit $15.00 his youngest brother,
Paul K. Hutchinson, one of
He
ha*
been
grades will be taught.
Braw-
per ton lift .*0. Again
» u li near Tigard.
in
- mg and vocal music are two Portland's prominent voice and
trading the cost o f Ihe nitrate niling ever since arriving
piano teachers, will conduct a
was
new features to be added.
we Rave net value of increased Oregon but to the last
able to he on bis feet
a I
Earl E. Fisher, who (aught class in Beaverton this season.
yield of $12.04 per nere.
! three terms in
this
district Mr. Hutchinson will be remem
figure*
should
b e least a part of Ihe time.
These
talented
little
He died Tuesday _8epl. 8. of.
several years ago, ha*
been bered by the
of Interest to those growing
Chinese
pianist
who
has
at
heart
failure.
He
hud
been
up;
employed
as
teacher
for
the
Mmol liy, lull timothy
growers
tracted much attention In Port
breakfast
in
t h i*
.1 nil 1925-1926.
should not take them a* eon- and ate
land. Radio
fans
will
n o
Later in Ihe inorn»|
elusive of w’lial they might ex inoinlng.
CARD O F TH A N K S
Souht miu'inber his singing as
pect each year from the use mg lie retired (o his room und
We take this opportunity to he is a popular broadcaster,
He did not ap
of sodium nitrate.
This was went to bed.
express our siArere thanks for
Mr. Hutchinson will pre«ent
the result o f one year’s work pear for lunch at noon, an«l
tlje
many
kindnesses
perform-
Clara
Low, 12-year-old Chinese
»non
afler
Ihe
meal
Mr*.
Van
only.
ed
during the illness and death pianist, and Helen Dygart, 12-
Next year Ihe county agent| Hjruing wen! lo hi* room to
He
of our beloved husband and1 year-old
American pianist, at
plan* lo conduct more - tesls'see what was the mailer.
father, and also for the many Sherman
Clay’ s
broad'-as.lng
with sodium nitrate, and also had been dead Cor some iine.
beautiful floral offerings.
station through the Oregonian
He will be burled today, Fri
to use sulphate of ammonia.
The Shearer family.
tower Wednesday night, Sept,
f| Is believed that these fer day. 8epl. 11 in the eemelery
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16,
from
10 to H o’clock. Ra-
al
Hillsboro
beside
his
brother
tilizers, lo give the best re
Tho Oregon F.lectric Railway dio fans
will also have an op-
not | Warren.
sults, should he applied
will effect daily freight service portunity to hear Mr. Hutchin-
He leaves a brother. Henry.
laler than the latter part of
eommencing September 14 and son sing.
M rs.
; or Tigard, and a »isler,
Mar-h.
will continue during fatl sea-!
For
Information call Pegg’a
i Belle Myer* of Kngene.
son. This service will provide residence.
Mr. Frank Sherwood and son
first morning deliveries on all,
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Mr unit Mr*. Wallace Brown
of Rainier spent Hnndny with
carload and less than carload
John Neuman of Cooper Ml.
(heir wife and mother a* Ihe and family, Mr.-and Mrs. I. L.
shipments on Ihe FWest Grove and Edward Barry o f Beaver-
l one n f J A. Sann.ir. Mrs. ! Moreloek. Mi unit Mrs. Carl
branch.
The presentn delivery 4on spent Labor Day at Sea
Mnrclock
and
baby,
and
Harold
Sherwood is an invalid and i«
ls on Tuesday, Thursday, and side and enjoyed a great time
being eared for by Mrs. Fan Miller motored to Naturi* to
Saturday o f each week.
bathing in the Pacific.
'»la y over Labor Hay.
ner.
Coming Back to Earth
Decides lo Leave
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