The Beaverton review., September 25, 1925, Image 1

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Beaverton, Washinjton County, Orejón Friday, September 25, 1925
CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY!
TOGETHER
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Paragraphs of
Local Interest
1 1 5 0 Per Tear
REAL ESTATE TRAHSFERS
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M a n F a t a lly
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Joeepb B. Cobb et ux lo Mar - 1
Nuturday night u number of
lau M. Miller, Lot 8 in tlazel
inter*ating Little Notea from the Surrounding Country a»
neighbor* surprised Mr. Cliup-!
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¡Brook Farm, * 10 .
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T o ld ;y Our A c tiv e S pecial CorreapondenU W e e k ly
IB«u. Mr. A 11. Wright,
mid
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Peter Herzog et ux to Lud-|-
„
lodge Robert Tucker Petitioned to be
Mi». Hurt. Mr. uml Mm. Hurt,
Personal IUms About People in wi<f v - Dundborg et ut, Lot
°y Collision in a narrow
Travi» W. Myer» of f o r t - \
by H im wuy, ure upending »oni»^
Candidate tor director; Patullo
' 325, Johnson Estate, 975.00.
Passage; Dies Next Morning;
land wu» visiting friend» here
tlin« with Mr. uml Mr*. Wright
and Around Beaverton Col­
F. fi. Mitchell et u i to Jen-'
and Erickson Candidates
Monday
forenoon,
linking inolored out hero from
-
nie J. Palmateer, Port o f Lot
Cow's Horn P '.'k '«
lected for Our Readers
Memphis, leniieosi-e. They ore
Mr. and Mr». K. II. Curti»
5. Blk. 2, $10.
I
Mr. and Mr». C. Il.'.lfietd and
old friend» of the W right'».
uml diuighler urn
newcomer» daughter were In Cortland on«
Jacob Knecht to H. V. Hue-!
"
Following H im opening U • l
The m'ruuion of ihu »u rpri»« to HIII»l»oro from Iii*nv«r, Colo, day Ihi» week on l>u»ine*a.
Metzger
Sunday morning Thomas C.
Hudson left Thursday **H. Lot I, Blk. O,
j
*luime
Week of l||0 »pi-uking rampalgji party wu» in « hirlloluy» of the They have ••«tublisli.'.l a home
Acre Tract. 910.
Reed met with an
accident
for »rhool.
Mr». Joe lielll»li and »on **/
by Ilio Porllaml-Tualnlm Valley three on tin* very »«mu
of I
duy, luundry.
Ague» VanDoozer et vir to which resulted in hi# deuth at
Meofleld were vl»|llng Mr*. C .! Valeria
Tunnel
rommlll»e.
unnounre »omeiliing r.iilier out of
th e
rC" Crace I. Bu»ch et vir, Lot 130, hi» farm near Scholl».
The Uelhleft di»tr|cl »rhool T. Myer» Tu.*».lay afternoon
rnent ha» Iteen made o f m eet-1 ordinary.
i ' ported ill
tongue Add., fl9 0 0 . ^
Reed had dressed for churett
opened Monday, opening hav­
•ng» to he held In oilier valley
Chapman» and W right» be ing I. m .'II po»l|.onrd l.cen.l»* of
Mr. and Mr», Cha» C r id e n -j
M|., Hay MHhmr visited
her - ^1"'" Ntucki et al t6 Walter but his cows wer# still m tbn
town*, each beginning
at
h tug <*|o»e neighbor«, the friend
Oa»(on parenl»-in-law in Salem
t . Slucki, 80 A., T. I N., R. v ard. One o f them he was try-
pruni* and hop poking
Mr». I den and children ' o f
oclock ,P, M. a* follow»:
Wiv.*» prii,*.*i*dr,i |o get
i*u»v
were V letti ng In 8t Mary'» on d.fy:
-
* J ■
j ing to “ cut out” from the real
Ulen Hilib» I» Uie teacher.
Cooper Mounluin, Livermore, uml arrange Hie «urprine
for
Hun day.
!
A* J- Rinehart et u* to John o f the herd. The others were
Hlud.'iil« who roiilpleled lh.*ir
Sam Suiilli .» employed
Aloha, und Huber dietriclu, at. Hie triple biriliday. The Wright
for Owen» et ux, Lote 33, 34. Blk. all out o f the yard ealety when
Mr». W. T. Myer» and her
Ilo*
Hillsboro
high
Huber ucliool or club |,«>u»®. on'fam ily uml llicir visitor* vailed work at
a few day* at the twentieth j |8, Harden Tract Add., 110.
the lone animal made a bolt
»on
and
Ilia
wife,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
gru.lMally
leaving
Friday. Meplember 25.
.
al* Chapman's to .it,-ml their »rhool are
Century.
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for
the gate, Mr. Reed attempt-
K. P. Myer» o f Pori land were
llllmoii, Tuesday,
September l.e»^ wt»he» to Mr. Cbupniun. For ln»UluUi.n» of higher learn-
MU8IC TEACHER
, ing to head her off.
They
vi»ilin
g
Sunday
av.ning
here
Schultz
o
f
Forest'
,
Paul
L.
»ixly-five
who
Of
(lie
A llllle luler ihe real »urpri».' lug.
LOCATES HERE rnet *n the narrow space. The
al Urn Cha». Myer* home.
i ir.,ve wa* in town 011 business
graduated
la»l
May
a
large
Haieldale and Ko»edule dU- enme, when, «everul
of
their
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¡oow was quite badly injured.
Monday.
co|-
Irlel», at Hazeldale school, Fri- neighbor» wulked
In.
s>everal peri’enlago lire going to
Miss Eleanor Haulenbeck, w ho:a* a horn was broken, prob*
leg.*
lin»
fall.
«lay, Or I idler ¡1.
guest» from I’.irtlaiid w<*re al»o
The School Board has put recently arrived from *»klaho-1*b!y by coining in contact with
ALOHA NEWS
Harden Hume, «1 Communlly present
on a third »ch«»ol bu».
Tin» 111 a with Ivcr parents, Mr. and a t?a,e Post.
I.lull, I UM»ilay, (lelober 6.
The evening ,wn»
plea»anl|y
on« ha* been hired from tli#< Mrs. Geo. ilaulcnbeck aunounc-
SKOOKUMVILLF NEWS
Rep, I
Hi® collision
Mr.
Mr». R. P, Roger» I* ill and
Heedvitle. al
aFliool
house* »pent m playing curd»
and
IHI.. Erick »on Co.
re-
es that »he wiil take
piano; suffered internal injuric»
in
u
Portland
hoepital.
Iriday, Oelober 0.
game».
lti*fri*»lioieiil»
of
lee
Id.'ul weal her and onion hur-
next
students.
Lntit she has
her suiting
Until
1
1
.
Ay.
Lowry
o
f
Reedviltc;
Mr.
Frank lieMuo had the m i»-
MaplewiKHl. Beaverton,' a n d,.ream , cake and coffee, w .iv •vest ur.< in full »wing.
in shape, she will call morning.
fortune to have hi* hot*« amt i» the proud owner of^ a new studio
Falrvale, dale» will
be
an*I«erieTl. and al g
lule
hour
residence o f the pupils
H® wa<* buried from the farm
The »elioni liutl»e
will
be light wi|g..n stolen.
pori
coupe
purchased
o
f
at
th®
Star
i
.
nuuueed luler.
1.
Whan Hie gueeU were deparl-
give the lessons.
'home where ho lived
P«v. Mr.
fumignlvd
over
I
lie
week
end.
F;rick*on
Co.
herd.
the
Otto
A
»erie»
of
»teriopHvon tog many good wi«he» » c r,. ex-
John Schiiiiu |,as ju*l com­
Mi*» liu'.i 1 * 1 .t• < k te.,. 'ies the YV li i ; 1 •.n .’I 'M ' '
er;«i
view», »flowing Hie detail» of tended to Hie trio,
Mr» Olio- Spi.*» and cliil- pleted ».one alteration» to hi»
L. A. Ingram amt family have Epstein Relaxation Mciu.eJ. Sue. ‘rl,l" il* Liiermc'd
*i. Ihu
eon»lruction and venlllaHnn in
_
dren were trading at the "Couu- lieusc Dial inak.*** il a credit rented the old Bertllold home
i* a pupil o f l»ean and Mrs. Mountainside Cemetery.
tunnel» In other rille» and Ilio LYCEUM COURSE
1 1 > HI ore' in Beaverton " e.l- to (lie community.
on Erickson Avenue formerly Carl Venth o f the Texas F'ine
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rettdcnUal and hu»ine»» .level
m*»d«y night.
occupied hy Chas. \\ hitcher.
Arts School o f Dallas, Texas,;! sOKIE RECORD-
TO ORAN HERE
W ork
ou
the
-.Jiuolhou».*
opmenl a» a re»ull o f boring
br e a k in g
crops
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-
I Mr. An.a.Tier ha» Play
« bumper
»tied 1 » progri-'-iiig -low­
Mrs. Millie Parmerler o f Ab- of Prof. Uauntlet of Stephens
lunnel» through barrier* »mi
"I.I.Well Palimi und Mi» Art- crop o f cucumber».
tine and ly mi account o f »low1 delivery
visiting
College,
Columbia,
Mo.;
Mrs
liar lo Council Cre*l. will lie
ei'ileen. Washington, is ■
-
m 'SSL
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Hans Nielson was in town
I'l*'* will >,p<*u a Lyceum Cour»« * half acre» keep* limili buey o f bnit.ling material.
nephew,
BpMad o f Okiatloiaa, and
In.me o
o f f her
her net
»•»own by Ilie e.oiiiiiille.*. uml
al th. home
York!
Wednesday displaying
several
al the Beaver Theatre T h u r*-I t»"k ,"t‘ every duy.
Mid»
Bethany
o
f
New
■toltoli picture
eniPMaiiiim.nl
The la st'ra in » have kept the J. 11. Hutett.
C
o
m_*stocks
o
f
popcorn
wtych
he
¡day evening, i >ctuber I.
(lily.
Anyone
desiring
to
"hey
Charle» Bernard i» erecting
»upplrm nil» Hie program.
cucumber grower*
l>u»y
the
' will present «..»turned character
Umile t number from here municate for terms or. to make had grown on hi* farm about
m.»lern
»<piu»li
lu.u*e.
A.
M.
The eonitnlllee
ra m e »
il»
pa*t few day* h> liie greatly iiH.*iid.*>l tin* international con-1 arrangements for lessons can two mile* west of Beaverton.
| »Indie» in iiiu » ic , and offer a Hocken*» crew
of
lleavcctoil increased
own eleelrinty for the picture«,
prmtuctimi
o f the veulion <>r Dd.l Fellows in Port- j reach her by mail through the The corn was well-eared, mea­
! program lliut i* new, original, boy» arc on Urn job.
produced by g portable plant
crop.
and
and urlietic from every »Iniid-
uml tins week.
j Beaverton Post Office, or can sured 10 feet in height,
donated bv Hie Kohler
com­
Tim children and (earlier al
residence o f I Nielson is lo be congratulated
! Point.
It I» under the diroc-
Price
Phon®
h®r
at
the
pany. with office» in Portland
and Mr*. V. B.
to
‘ on his specimen.
i
I.H oii o f Low.*|| Patton,
noted Barne» »elmo! are trying
f u_jC. A. Haulenbeck.
ALOHA-HDBER HENS
an.) Hillsboro.
! have an exhibit o f Uieir
make
it
Hie
t.e»t
»ctmot
i
n
Be reports that he
raised
l ‘trainaiit* tillerprefer, coinpo»er
The e|«rl|u|i will he |p*ld on ¡
! mou* »ilv.-r-l.lack foxes al the i
t'.ouiily.
"Every
13,500 pounds of cucumbers on
and piuiii»!. Ilia a »»i»lm g url- Washington
LOCAL NEWS
October 20. The ftrnt «lection
*n,e new play »heil is being Hillsboro fair tliis week.
tbe same land without irriga­
l»l» uri* hi* brolher. Cauli Pal* day ill every way we arc get-
d »„ » pot obligate the voler» In
ling better and belter.’'
constructed south yf Hie school
tion.
The place that
he is
|Inn. and l.udovir Hunt.
Mr. Oregory o f Portland waftj
bond themselves.
but
m.-rely
of
Hillsboro farming is known as the old
R.iyn.oiid Shearer
vv.i*
ex-1 bouse.
II will greatly relieve a guest at Uie W. O. ilulberl : l" A. Adams
Iticll .‘..»lumillg
und
»luge
r reale» Oregon Tunnel District
Kuhn
farm.
It
is
cu*cvl from school on account crowded eon.ini. 111 » *
ouie Tuesday o f this
week...wa" in town Wednesday after- August
1 ligábase- Ip.i
No. I, and elee!» direelnr» au­ »elllu g» a.hi to Hie » harm and
‘ about two miles west of Hca-
nT poor health l.y advice o f Hie inenl play rooms i.
Oregory is Mr. Hull.ert’» ’ rru0"*
color
of
tin»
unique
program.
thorized lo % make «^»u rvey and
| verton, just south o f the old
Incidenlul folk dance» are g iv­ licallii
officer». One
doctor
school opened September It CoUKin.
Mr. and Mrs. It. O.
Stipe
obtain an estimate of Um co»t
! Hillsboro Road on
the
road
en
wii|,
mimical
»citing».
»aid
"He
niti»l
»lay
out
nn.l
with
an
enrollment
o
f
169.
The
have
moved
from
Portland
to
o f ronatrurUng the tunnel fr»m
Tlirri was a ear »cell on the
leading to the "Cooper Moun-
Smile very fine effect» in en- l„* built up.”
Another
m « n l tenehers are Mr*. C. E. Barker, street the other day lubelled, Cearliart.
Marquant Uulrh I » Hie Tualatin
i tain schoolhouse.
»ani, “ " W l,ul
liai **M
gond
,,I i»
*** an
a" .»luca
•'»•u**«- j fii-Mt and second
grades,
38 "Toonerv ille Trolley, I-ee Carr,
Valley.
Thi* .•»tunal.* with a »rinhlc Ki ng i ng are obtained hy
Geo. Walmer, who lias been:
lo a I boy
if
il
put»
hlm
Ih« Irlo. The program i» high lion 10
*°y ,r " l,uU ,llm pupils; Mias Lola New.,,.,,, 3rd Skip|M*r."
proposal for a bond i»».ie to
There may he a re­ ill for some time, is reported j ANOTHER BIRTHDAY
lu n grave?
grave?'' * A uuinber
,,f arid 4lh grade». 36 pupils; Miss
rover the eo»t then is »ul.m il­ eia»» and worlb while "i «very
ward offered.
SURPRISE PARTY
improving nicely.
parUenlur, uml one Unii Ita» u Imy» around Bc averto 11 are in Lu<*y Kggininn. fifth grade-. 37
led at a »ernnd election.
ll.eir grave» now* by »acrin.*- pupils; Mr«. Viola Kearney, 61b
wide popular appeal.
The Beaverton Transfer re- : A carload of eatery is being!
Judge Robert !.. Tucker I»
Mr. M. H. Metcalfe was very
II.K tbeir I 1 .-. 1 11 h for »chooling. ami (III grades, 12 pupil*; Mr. pori that they moved the ■ M,.r-, loaded^ at the
P- Depot to-
being pellUohed to heroine a
at
h is
pleasantly
surprised
JUNIOR 0. E. SOCIETY
Peuple inii«t ' b.- tol.l Un* trulli. Albert MrFarlnnil, Hl|*. grade, gai. family from near Bertha'he consigned to California.
candidale for director al Urn
a
home Friday evening with
MAS BUSINESS MEETING
19 pupil*.
Mr. McFarland al­ to
fir»t election.
David Patullo,
following
Sam
Speake
seems
to
be
the'party
at
which
the
so teaches pari o f Ihe 7lh grade renio district.
of Balfour. Outline Co., and
•
only sheces.sfyl
nimrod.
H e were present:
The Junior Society » f Chris­
subjects.
If
Lhe community
Otto Krick»on, former
mayor
Mr». Millie Pariiii*rler
pent brought home a deer Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. iL. L. Myers,
tian
Eu.lcavor
inet
at
Ibc
b»mc
continues
to
grow
wc
w
i
l
l
Mr*. Fred Caldwell of Hills­
o f Beaverton, are the oilier 'I
Thursdays at the home of Hen-jnight
: Mr. and Mrs. .R. C. Doty and
of Hioir Miipcrinlciidctit,
Mr». boro wu* visiting here Sunday. soon need another teacher.
can. luíale»
daughter Lourain, Mr. and Mrs.
ry V n f Hyuitig near
Tigard.
I M. II. Mclcalfe. Salnrday aller
Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Larson L. W . Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. \V.
Aloha-Hubcr school' ha*
a Mrs. Parmerler and Mr*. Van
Mr.
amt
Mrs.
Chas.
Myers
.iinoii f,.r
a
*h..rl
htislnr»»
are L. *!ady, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
VOTE 'VBr> POR THE
very attractive booth for
it* Hyning were girlhood 'friends of lH*er Lodge, Montana,
iiioeDiig. After Hie meeting ad­ were visiting 111 Portland Sun­
guests at the home o f L. H. Barnes and children. Miss Tern
TURRBL OOTOBCR 20
exhibit
at
Ihe
County
Fair.
The
in
Michigan.
journed Ihe young folk»
en­ day.
■Michaud.
Haines, Miss Carna Peterson.
A pelili.>n liu» beali • rireu
school colors are purple and
joy.*.l games out-of-door* and
Mr M K ing o f Alolin was
Mr«.
Ilet lesealer, a
music!
late.) liti» week uml i» m.w f 1 1-
The
evening
was enjoyed
< while anti Ihe booth 1 » dec­
The
Beaver
Chapter,
O.
E.
8.
a weenie-roast »upper gave a in SI. Mary's on Saturday a f­
teacher who lived near Garden
with games and stunts after
ed witli .thè Gounty Clerk hy
orated willt .purple and white
entertained
the
ladies
from
the
i filial Urne II Unii wu» agreeatde ternoon.
,
Home. ,lied ¡Saturday afternoon!
which refreshments were -eiv-.
virine of whl.'li K. E. Swonson,
crepe paper ^an.t asters.
The
Io all.
It wu»
a
»uceessful
un.f
vv.i- buried Tuesday in the ¡Sherwood Chapter Wednesday. ed. II being close to Mr. Met­
Mr. J. o ffin g , t was in Hill
».■willg clubs sen! enough work
well-kmiwn rsallor of Bea ver- !
An
enjoyable
time
was
report­
W.
Imi, hecoine» n camli.lale f.u* nieelliig wilti u large alleud- boro one duy this
week
0 111 lo more Ilian fill the
lioolh, Cresrent Grove Cemetery.
ed.
*
* calfe's birthday a cake XvitU
unce.
E.
Pegg,
Ihe
Beaverton
under­
one o f Ihe lliree Tunnel Direct­
candles was a feature or the
| ami won three nbtvon* as fol-
husiiress.
Mnvine lannehilt
will
lead
taker 1 ,ad charge o f the funeral.
The Sisterhood o f tbe Chrit- refresh meitts.
or» lo he elecled al Ih.* elee-
made
Wilma Musing first, June
Mr».
Cha».
T.
Myers
'(lie Sunday evening liieelillg al
j t.ian Church will
meet
next
llon Ori. 20.
Barbara
i . o'clock in Hie Ilelhel Con- business trip to ' Portland «„ ¡»''illm o r e second and
• one and one are two,
Tuesday,
8epl.
29,
witn
Mrs.
GOODNESS GRACIOUS ME!
The olectlou on Ihe ¡»Olii 1 »
18chultz third.
School will be
\\ e.lnesday.
' gregal mnul Church.
i dismissed alf day Friday lo j Bui if* one and one should Sinfth at Ihe Yeager apart­
creai mg c..ii»i.leruble
interest.
marry.
Mis* Dolile Lewi» o f Pori
ments.
The questi, »n must
eoniinonly
It was Wednesday, the .lay
CHUR0H OF CHRIST
chance
l¡rn.l
wat
a
Sunday
visitor
here
Ki'Jj
the
children
a»k.*d, however, in regar.1
lo
for
raisin bread. He was wor-
1
The
N.
C.
Zehr
fam ily who
“h’p te urbe r iîlli. 1925
Wlili friends.
I attend the Fair.
since
Ihe electlon, I» "Just wh.it wilt
I
ried.
for he knew that
have been visiting relatives in
till le Meliniti, D» A. M.
men voted
o n
Ilio electlon d o t"
town
the
past
few
weks
have
one
thousand
w . r-liip. 11 /1. M.
wanted
most
in
The eleclion tu he heid on
gone lo Nampa, Idaho to visit wlial millions
Gil Sopì ember 20th wo ware
a shaving cream there was no
thè 20lh wìll first of all deter­
a
cousin
who
lives
there.
pleased to have with u* U ar-
longer an excuse fo r a dingy
mino whether ih.* people in Hie miro
the
Eugene
Morgan Of
Mr. Stolilcr was buried
o n : film on the
teeth.
Although
dtslrlcl
incloaed
within
Ilio
Bible 1 nivrraity. who brought
Thursday from
the
Bethany h0 knew that it was much boU
I».un.I» of Ilio proposed organ i-1
u* a very help ful message.
Cliurch.
He had been * ailing t«r than the average fen-rent
tntion want to pcrfccl a lun - 1
September 27lh, Ihe pastor
for some time aud his death!»moke he. wondered which one
nel organiziiliou.
Il will givo
.Will bring Ille
niessage
an-
wa- not
unexpected.
\V.
E .'o f th® fifty-seven varieties to
Die 3 director» power only. to
nouneed for Ins! l.ord's
day,
Pegg had charge of the
ar-|buy. As he walked aero>J Mr-
make prellminnry stfFveys, a^.t
"The T.**t o f Grealnes».’’
¡rangenienta.
^ an st. he inslinetively j,im pel
lo rail nn election which will
V om arc Welcome lo all our
' Eight women of the Chris­ out of the way of Ihe worlds
determine whether bond»
for
»ervices,
tia n Church turned
out
t o finest automobile before he re­
the building of the Tunnel mny(
J. Frank Cunningluim,
help in the carpenter work last alized
that
no
metal
hud
lie »old.
Minister.
Monday.
There w as a picnic j touched him. Thi worried look
This election on the 20lli is
¡on Ihe Harris lawn at noou and j increased and he told himself
duly a step In Ihe orgnni/a-
AN INVITATION
a big time was enjoyed by alf. ¡that he could use the extra *->0
llon o f a Ing municipal orga-,
Rev. U .'A . Gray Inis asked us
In the old times it would be i( month and wondered if after
nization, Jiiwa as when a cily
lo announce Dial Ins sermon
called a "bee“ but we do not ¡all good oil wasn’t cheaper, vs
thinks o f
incorporating
they ,
Hex! Monday will he his Inst on
know what they call it now. he entered the office h« cju*ht
take a vote whether they will
llus charge.
a glimpse of himself in D' ®
Incorpórale or
not, Just
a9
He also asked us to say that
v
,
... '• ~
.
hall mirror and was convinced
when a school district is to be
Now
that
sufficient
moisture
, .
,
,
, „
¡a cordial invitation was exlen-
.
, ,,
.
_
. .
(hat clothes do not ma»e H.8
organized, an eleclion I» call­
has fallen to enab It* garden
.
.led I., all In alien,t the service
man.
But alas, the insiduoui
ed lo determine whether
the
seed to germinate, it is re«
I next Sunday al Ihe M. F. church.
part e f it was that not oven
voters want Hie school .listriel
| oinmended that farm garden
nr not. This eleclion will 11 .>1
:
ers
plant
as
many
vegetables
*""1 closest friend would tell
Haulenbeck.
him,
yet he was certain that
impose a lax on any one.
It
1 as possible for late fall
and
, if
John Iftnlenhgrk, and
George
will only deside whether
the llanlenlieck,
-early
wrinter
use,
Including
wore
his
garters
1
accompanied
I. y
then
municipal corporation shall he­ ¡George Hnulenheek's daughter,
I spinach, head lettuce, radishes neck ho would change
roine a reality or not.
turnips, onion sets or
onion
n r-
I Eleanor, attended Ihe Billy Sun-
After the municipal corpora­
seed, and peas and cabbage for
! dnv meeting in Portland Wed -
l'n'^
A ruae is a * • * ■
tion becomes a reality then the
next spring's early crop.
I nesdny evening.
is a shade, a shade is » shad-
directora o f
the
corporation
a
must first perfect the organi­
The Village Gossip
(ells
of ovv. « shadow is a ghost,
ghost
is
a
shade,
a
slu.de
i*
zation and I lien ch II for or a»k U ie bi.n.l election musi nec.'S-
a man wlm had n black eye.
an eleclion to vole bonds lo »11 Ily Come after the prelim-
When asked if he had heeff in a color, a color is point,
made
nmt
Inary surveys are
Therefore, by
build Ihe Tunnel.
n light, he declared that
it paint is rouge.
imist
explaining Euclid, axiom one. rou
Everybody »hou’il turn
011 f I lie surveys are everything that
was a birthmark,
Fu
clou
oly
be
a
ruse.
And,
and vole for Ihe organization you nr.' authorizing hy voting
crawled
into
the
that he had
j enough, it is really true.
o f the Tunnel Dislriet.
II Is "Yes" at the Tunnel Flection
¡ wrong berth.
not voting a tax on anybody. <>et. 20 .
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