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c u o c h i , om ù O M T he B eaverton R e v ie w i Volume IV, Number 49 Pdruyraphs Of Single Copy, 5 Ceati ■CAVCR TO N .. . . M l t t HI T O Beamtoa, M CCT " ,U T A ,,V TO D A Y H IG H aO H O O L « T U D C N T » P R C 8 C N T 8 - A O T _____ W u h ja ftw Caaajj, Ore^n TO CO M CO V ouua ROM ALL GIRL SCOUTS H A V E H A L L O W T -I N TNC FAMILY $15 0 Per Tear Priday, November 5 1926 Democrats Carry RCA DI NO P A R TY W A S H IN G T O N O O U N T Y F A R M E R S W I R P R IZES C f U »rv / ’ c W in w I ln« afternoon ,Friday, No- Vflulmr 8, ll.'iivrrU.ii high school The liirl Iteout» treated them- ^ le following prizes were won gridiron warrior» will don ll.olr ut ° f •elves to th< ir ilurd annual the Pacific International Land ■ . . l - mole.kln« und line up uguinel U,r~ '• tw Hallowe'en party at tha home of Product* «how on W ashington the powerful mu Military « i - *»y the rtiud.nl Mo- V <1%/ if Ito . . a.) , . a . I. . . . . . . . .1 dy / of iieuvi-rloli high »chooi, State Goes Republican Though A their Captain, Mrs. W. L. Cady ‘ ;"unty products exhibited hy Five Contests have Been Bbycd Perional Items About People to Kreuutinn of Portland. N o v e l l i ) , M i n und Ulti. la.t Wedne.iJay evening. Washington County farmer« aao I lieiiwirlini It enjoying u very, And Ths Saints' Goal Lute Number of Scats Were Lost and Around Beaverton Col •he pluy Ut i.efoit llientloll- The living room wa» Iran»- rirnig. ko . h ! season, huviiig won three formed into u "W iieliery.’’ Cos- AH first prize« were won in «unie» und having dropped only ed, lt n comedy ulid hut some Yet Remains Uncrossed lected for Our Readers To G.OJ*. In Congress» tunic* were interesting and vnr- 'he Hurbank potato classes in- one, u hard fought gum* to Am v*r> liumorout, ut wgll ut laot. momenlt. 'lite tour i.uiiiurruai.i ied arid much fun eujoyed in eluding Hoys’ and Girls’ Club ity. Holh lli-uvi-rton und Hill trying lo guess “ who'« who. ' Work. AH potato award# ar« as Mr. John W eller »peni the havt plu)c,j Amity, Hill louing olilldruii, of u vwry ranowned »pe 8t. Mary *. Ore., Nov. I Tallow nip the usuul custom, Ruth Denny as chairman o f , follows; wrek end with lu« tuilier in I ■ U and Heuvtrlon going under fuiuily, • uro in uced or fumi* this town voteti a split ticket m da l to The Review; The rtt. II*a. ei tun. entertainment committee ... Certified 28-18. According to the lig Ulld deri.lv to reni helr touth- preference lo "going il »iruiiiht' j I i b e looiball . „ . Hurbank Potato class Mary’s - ------ _ . eleven that , throt „ v, ure. Heaverlon should heat Itili ,w • northerner Patterson an.j the «ruire list l'r,- ‘'nl*'1 « ' 'l i e n t game. W. E Peters, Sherwood. R. 3 tied the powerful combination Mr. K II. rtchovne leuve» Frl- The s e n uni», who are to he of Republican candidate« for \ for an,J lb * r‘*' " r" ‘ ; “ J * «trickier, same ad- ; wearing the banner of Aquinas duy night for rtoutilv mi u bus- hut Oils year seems to he great provided hy the Ouingerllald« for upsets and the lleuverlmi -tata and county ,,fliers, ware con,,nW' ,,ê brok'* lh* * > * * .'high -chooi o i Portland. Tburs- ino«» trip. ___ . . , niiilh law, “ A irl ■•-out I» Hillsboro H. I Third: and John ,i>. . » a lof» «* «aanim» f„ « squad i. taking no ehanre. hut *1“ " ül co,,H’ a" d •*>‘ ld" « given «uh.tanl.an J fu r.lillc. " " A if,rl H ' m,t T 1 ^ Jo*,n daE H gasping for Mi l. E. li. \\ obli »pent Hul- an* working hard Ironing out di»gui«e linn,»e h e » uiiu act a but Haney carried Beaverton b> U,r<,fly ' b> S l n ^ r Rherwoo- , R. 3 Tourth. br^ h at lhe #hort en<1 of % urday ul lite home of her mother the mugli piare» In the much-, servati Is. « alight plurality and in the |o- ta' :,1 C° ° k" ‘ * lhBn ,h,? * ,rN roul'1 i ' M.h,ngton CounlJr w on|t9-0 acore could only be flllv After many try-oul», lhe fot u( i.oioeliu». ■ J First on certified Burbank pots- described by some chronicler ine dial Is to meet Hill. cal contest for Ju»lice of the M tl lowing ra»t was chosen: t he girl, were assisted by to*» for thne consecutive years. who»e ingenuity would c a b le | Hill alweys ha» a good team Peace and constable, the Demo Mr. J. K. ilruok» »pent huu- Olivia Haingerllelii. Oeorgian- Mr» MeKereher. Commercial Hurbank»: H. P. him to com some word that In the llsld so (lie game today cratic candidal,.» wcl*e elected. duy ut the home of Mr. unii Mrs. l>aln- „ ~7-----17~~;— d tickler, J-irstr' W. E. Peters, might appromiinate a eotnpos- promise» sonic of tho keenest na Malarkey; Kltralwlh E. E. Hwenaon, the LH'moeret- I \\ \N oodruff. Oludys Meyer; Mrs MI3S RETTV HUNTLEY second; Rowell Bros., o f Scholls.! it« 0f the various wind -tor » I li rill h yet «ecu in> the local Held gerlleld. ic nominee wit] succeed Cha« Talkener, Helen Siile»; Cora E N T E R T A IN S FRIENDS third. with an earthquake end A record crowd I» expected Mi. und Mrt. Urr liuvv rented Try, rtr., the present Inrumiienl Boys and Girls, Club Work- dal wave thrown in f»,< ilio house formorly owned hy Ulta afternoon a» Ih!» I» to he Talkener, Oladys rthellenberger: as Justire o f the i'eaee, and W. Miss Belly Huntley entertain- Hurbank claas: John Strickicr measure, Mr. A. Wood. 4hc last game of the season on Amanda, Hutii Maurer; Hurloii F. Dcssinger, the present in g t Mary-„ under he the home flcld. Next week the Crane, Raymond Harrison; Tho cumbent in th« Constable's o f ci a group o f girl friends Fri- lir»l and Walter Petrrs, third. Mrs N. \\ , liorlium entsr- mas Lefferl*. Eugene Itishop; da, evening at h.-r home on M.scellaneous potato c la s s -J foaching o f that wizard o f th- Lain goes to Milwaukie for a fice was re-elected over A. F lullled (he Lady s slipper club S' „ u , E. E. Northrup, Banks, third on footbal| . rt " Jllnmy" Rob(n. „ D, game Armistice tiny and the Solon Tucker, Oeorge Ilf mining: Rtory, Hit Rgpulgh-un candidal . | In d ù ) ufleriiuon, Puul I inniger Me |,|. Rnhert Wood; the house was gay wi b Hal- British Queen. gave local fan, the most won- following Trlduy they tackle the Rome o f the '*?lhl <<ujKl" hud Charl«R Datngerlleld, I »avid To- b we r n d-oorat,on* and M icro,- EarHest o f A l l - H. T. Hesse. , dprfu, eihibitjon of m0(l, r , Forest drove team in that town. Mr l.eorge Goughian of Wil predicted that "BsavcrRln will hev; Randolph Week», John Liv ume, worn by the girl» added Scholls, th.rd. ’ gridiron technique ever seen lamiuu »pelli U.e Urti of lus Then on Thanksgiving- Day our go for Stanfield." But they war- erinorc; Director, Mr«. I»ewhlr*' t ranquette Walnuts — R. N hpr- "B rjr k - Fxiein m.i v Coach l*nul»on will take his men v.*< » m ili-uvei luti. reckoning without their ho«t foi to the hilarity o f the ocracion Duneniv wn. the feature of McC.ure. Laurel, first; Ferd ^ . KljowsW. W fn »^ c L f i to Rcaslde for a tug "turkey- Sian Held ran a poor third here Mr. and Mi» \\ II Van klo . duy’’ game In the const city. A L O H A -H U R E R G IR L S G IV E N The avowed we! candidate fm th- evening and much m *m - C.roner H.llahoro, Rt. 2. second. dates for AH-Hirh-Rehoot -n.l and daughter, Katherine, speli, - De l w he » - .in- Seedling W a ln u ts- E. F. Mr- and fu|| bark- ivolv were B A N Q U E T IN P O R T L A N D governor, ff H. Rial lard, wa» m-n wa- sunna) in hmlon. mv.ted guests a ghost and a Cor mack. DJI ley first; George Wack magic to the baffl-d ad sceorded hardly enough votes tr GRADE SCHOOL witch arrived at a later hour. Chambers. Hillsboro, second. L __ ... . Mrs. Mary Summer» was con- ■ Seven Violin -Huber g i r l * were he counted, (whnty-elghl out oUt Th--, fun-maker» prove,) to Filberts— Henry Beach. Hills- c, W,„ * r* <1 A<,uina® B,,f lined lo her home hy illness a (Oeorge Parker and Dorothy etl0»en t0 represent the Ib.y» total o f £7R vote* cast for tha' be Mr«. H. R Nelson and Mrs boro. R. 3, first on Barcelona fll- ' , * '* _T° on* ' or wo" lew da )» last week. Mairi», Reporter«,) «nd dirts' Club» of Washington office. Hto Eridkson. berts; Dr. R. P. N «on . Forest ‘ *a™lh p,ayr " on At the "R a lly" held in the I Mrs, Kelly was a visitor in county at a banquet given Mon Among those preen I were: Grove, second on Du Chilly (H- , th work,n» Juagcr- Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Deai tile fourth grade last week. day evening hy (he Chamber of D. O. F. hall la*t Friday. Ho The Mi.sc« Helen Telit, ,\lic. berf*. n* ut wo" l|l " tar on ,* r spent Saturday and Sunday vis- «penker.Wrn. G. Hare, predirte. Johnson. Barbara Cady. Dai.v Alsike Clover— E. F. McOor- ,*,«**’ ,*r ' Dorothy Vas.leff |,a. been HI of ,*or" “ n‘l plug ul Gunby, Oregon. that Rteiwer and Patterson wer and Violet Taylor and Frma N'cl- mack, Dilley llrst I*1*“ r erve® w rr'‘ idtle -he last few .lays, rthe I. In " ” 1™ . I w u . brilliant than the front line going to be elected And he wa- Mi»» Helen keurns, who I» • he third grade r e m . HoUdmg About three handrail I i k i t i i l f V' heal- - , • B .: troops. In fact, a tow-headed boy« and girls were present. right. They were. Ro was How unending the O.A.G. spent Ho • mtay. Recdv.lle, second. youlb playjn(t bi„ I he eighth grade have elec- representing clubs o f »1* slates ard, Republican candidate fo> w ***k- end ul her home, A U ttA -äliB E Ä ÜE.'IS in the hackfield proved to be o f Public In ed new captains for a new M<>»( of them were prixe-win- Ruperintondoni Mia. John l-.gumun, who has 'Pelling contest. 1 hey are: ner» at the varlou* state and struction. T 'L u 0 » 0^ Ur8l; J' K ,h- nashing" meteor " o f " t h . cn- been ill wtill the "Hu" the pus. le m l.lilnn and Ross Hart. Four o f the room» in thr * ubo' 8' Jr-. HUUboro, R. i, sec- Mr^ struggle county fair» Ttie slate« rc- The Housewives' bill and tnn* oud. live weeks, is uhle lo he uhoui school had Hallowe'en parti Tual is Ed Fisher, whose re- The tirsi, tifili and eighth presented were; Washington of lhe measures on the hallo TuittHhy Hay— J. R. Pubols again. Friday afternoon. were defeated but the Easier) markable uashe» around euua, grades have each hud twenty Idaho. Nevada. I tati. California Jr., aecond. Oregon Rtate Normal and lh< Alma Sullivan gave a party! •nd off Luckies were one cou- erfect days mh J they are going » n,t Oregon. Mr. and Mrs, H M Metcali Oats and Vetch Hay— W . H. for the eighth grade at her itauous succession oi oica.u- The girls from Aloha-Huher tuhercotosis huapHal carried »peni lite wees-sod ul in« llolue o have a half-holiday Friday. W alker, Beaverton, Ural. home Friday evening. who attended the banquet were ’ taking thrills. Fisher's 811-yard of Mr. Metculf's parents in The Grammar school wa» Haled Altai la Hay— Sherman * A T T L E D IS E A S E R E M E D Y Evelyn Thomas. Herkv Nrw- run for a touchdown in the nr», Portland. The Hoy Scouts and lo«Cij Tuesday so the building •heir IHyrt-, Hillsboro, llrst; Mrs. Hobt. ! man, Ruth Clark. Wilma Tul- •HUtMM TO HAVE NO MERI , parents enjoyed o jolly Hallo- Anderson, fourth period was the bngntest inda- (eight en-| lie list'd as Atom (l.irt) meiiihers of tbs night . , * P" lMl* U p nr»d Vern Tetwtler. who w,,r«' vidual performance of many ine larmiug public scored t weVn party Ralurday evening, trie* competing;. * . I leaver liti aider of O. E. S. ul place for tha i»eiiera| ' election. ' dresses made hy themselves and . victory over a cla«» of impost hair-raising feats, and Hie in- Mrs. Jean McBrecn gave a Hannchen Harley— E. O. Var- |<'lpl*d I iimi .I < H ove GhuptSi the«¿laminar school is lo were in the Style Show, andl.n- rs constantly preying uu agri tiedibly swift movements of the .. u Momlty night. ,#ve a (¡lev Club. Ills to he eille Johnston and Ethel Roy- •.-uiture, when a su-called “ cure !Iulloween part, at lier home ner, Cornelius, R. 1, first; J. B. . , -alurday evening for h-r mu- ¡D ilsy A Sons, Reedville, second. e„, S,*„ a,y y7 omposed o f meiiihers chosen nolds who were chosen as one for infectious abortion in cal nig en masse from one side A con»,dei uide number of Ihi Mr. Varner's barley also won kio pupils. f , om he grades above the fourth, o f the teams lo rei»re«*nt Or- le was recently exposed n ihe held to the other to iorm lie,iv• I .oil people ulleiided III. i i ». tiuuce and Mrs. Dmw nidi- egon in n demonstrnlhm o f rake court, reports Hiv Oregon expert Dorothy Clark entertained her lirst and sweepstakes at the Or- an irresistahle interference for i.allow«-etr aulire ul ^igurd, sui tie going lu do the traiuing. baking at the Pariflr fnlerna- aienl station. rM.Hi w iib a birthdav j.urtv egon Stato fa,r and lhe Waa" ' : Hie tow-lisaded hack on lhai urday evening. ■ - ■ '* lional Exposition Fridav after- This material, which consist.- O cto^rh 3 7 SH' Urdl,y ar,,‘^n0<,n• ^ Shmgtonnc o u n 7 U « ’w a n "u i ^ u U r play was only scc- Mr. and Mr». John li. Huy» TRAMMAR s c h o o l noon. argely o f brown sugar ua<i ' 0, er I in tins class for two consecu- to tbe MBievment o f the »pelli rtuuday ut the home ui R E O E IV E S P IC T U R E S The chaperones at the ban- bran, was shown to have n< Mr* Raudcr'* Sun.lay »rh ool,(¡ve years. ball-carrier himself. linn' duugUler, Mis. Holt Ita» A group o f seven pictures for qu*t were; Mrs. Emma Bryant, nerit in the control of tha 'a-- entertained Mr. Thom as'») Yellow Dent Corn — G. J Aquinas won the toss and InU»>eli al llill»horu. lie various rooms of the iiram- County School Sunerinlendenl of disease o f tin- dairy herd. li 'a-* wiih a parlj at Hie Rym-1 Schwanke, Cornelius, fourth; ft! Dl«*et«iU lo receive, but alter mar school were rereived this Washington county and Mrs. C. »pile o f thy wide publicity giv Mrs. F. li. Noiialdsuii enter- ru.ay night. |j. gchwanke, Cornelius, fifth. tbree vain attempts to pierce veiik. they are the pictures we F Barker o f Aloha. en to lhe work o f painstakin) tallii u the Allei noon Iti 1,1», Our boy» iieal the Sherwood White Dent Corn L. H. HulitJ^1' s line, punted to Mey- •ought with funds received from -.......... scientist*, who have no though • Ino i uesday. Mrs. k. \\ oy» m football last Friday, 6-2. j Hillsboro, first. ' ers who returned the ball to l, i.olonml \n i:.. .xlubit ih.it R O Y A L R E IG H R O R R B N T E R - of personal gain, and who liuv< Moidiun won the honors. Prunes, ail varieties compel- tbe TarJ mars. ihc S..mis * 0# held In the lilg^i srhool T A I N M O D E R N W O O D M E N ■onrlusively proved that sonw there v^jll he a return game here Friday afternoon. *ing— Forest 'Grove Cooperative l,aed up in a twmk e -ud m last spring. ■ o f these so-called "cures" can Mr. and Mrs. L. I*. Tulllliui, Mr« J. Stieknev ha« been Prune Growers won second and >uaPPt‘u hues to Tube. «*»0, .0 These plel^re^ m« bwaiill- The women of Hie Royal not cure, many farmers stil ni in d i,wo,>d »peni ilio wet'A «ubstitutfng m tbe seventh 1081 ,lrst •«* l>a,e Prunes from avold D»e m-iuclnng Aqunu.- waste money ixiying q u a e ) • i'll a( the home of Mi's. Tall fully rolureg print» o f lllugtor- Neighbors entertained the Mod- i ad-' room for Mi * Vi.da K->ar- Douglas county. Thewty-five box *“ • aud started 111 again, wi h ii .n, » pui'hnls, Mr. und Mrs. J. >l«res and tilt) Hoard of Fduea- ern Woodmen 1’hursilay even- «lock remedies. The esperimen v. ry ill 10,8 were ,n competition. Eckstein spilling a savagely lion bus had then» framed for mg of la»t week with a card station has been working foi iey, who lias been s. i'eterspu, Winter Vetch— W. J. Enschede 1 urging Aquinas end vvuo uev- us. parly till ten o'clock and then vears on the host system o • ince Wednesday. Mr». J. 1.. Hummer» enler- Hillsboro, first on Hungarian. |'Mtholess managed to luuco We are very proud o f them they danced the old time riancu« ontrol o f infCt'Nous abortion t, lined (he "800" club lust Tri und should like lo have the pu- Tireweed Honey— W . L. A r - ,tisbur’ w*'° lalteied »Ugui.>. Prize« were won by Mrs. C. Phis will he a part of the cx is known that it lias caus'd the .ben na) M»s. W. H. Hoyd won the irons o f Hie school see them. I,en cul **ack ,n opposi)' Classen, Francis Livermore am! periment station exhibit i n i •oss of the last twelve calves rant. Forest Grove, seeond. direction. Meanwhile honors und Mrs. II. !.. Hudson Rye— J. B. Imlay & dairy and veterinary booth non cropped in one pure bred herd, - - --------- Mr». Taylor. ore St. Mary's team had formed Ine cotioululion. rim experiment stalioi. will j Reedville, first, ARS. S U M M ER S E N T E R T A IN S Supper was served and en- the stock barn at Hie state fai Bros., a "edge which was cbui - demonstrate ii» method at lhe Timothy Reed— Mays T H E "SO©" C L U B Joyed by al| present. There were «rounds. Mrs, olive Howell ha» re ! ping a swath through half a f::ir and show farmer« h.ivy to North Plains, first, Mrs. J. E. Hummers enter- eighty-five present «o we will The seriousness o f :T‘s dis ran I ly p li roll used Hubert Feld- dozen clawing opponent*, i ■- void losses from U.is trouble. - - - case may be recognized when i ninii » k’b-acro place in Kost mine,j the ”500" Club ut "One- not attempt to name them all. hind the magnificent line of in O'clock Luncheon" at her home _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IP avelluti and will occupy II terference, “ Big Ed" crouched lust Friday. lit the near future. and went into high gear, side Among those present were; F. G. Goff et. ux. to Fidward stepping, dodging1, and shaking Mr. and Mr*. Charles llukei Mrs. Elmer Htipe, Mrs. Otto E r K. Wirtz. 29 ac. Ree. 9, T. 1 R off every would-be tackier, un- have »old Ihcir home m the rto ickson, Mrs. Doy (tray, Mrs. H. L W.. *10. _ ,lil lie hud a clear foi him- nem o districi to Mr. L. V. Lea L. Hud«on, Mrs. W. O. Roberts, John ironside et. ux. to Ben- ,, j „. , . , ,, self, from then on, a touch- vitt of Chicago. They left Wed Mrs. Huy Alexander, Mrs. lleo. jnmin Fred Riggle, part o f the ,___ , . ' ... nesday for Milwaukie. Hlasser, Mrs. W. II. Hoyd, Mrs. X.W.14 o f Sec l T. 2. N„ R ^ “ n ' ° P* L. D. Shellenberger, Mrs. H. R. I S. W « - „ «300. SOAA 80 fa!<l as Big Fd has ever Mr. und Mrs. Schuler and | run loose on a St. Mary’s field. Noison, Mrs. F. C. Pick and Carl Stein et. nx. to Edna daughter, Mrs. Ilunlsli of Med This brilliant feat stunned the Mrs. J. H. Huntley. Bunger. Lot 22, Blk. 20. North ford, arrived Trlday to »pend a 1 visitorswlio never seemed a I-- Mrs. Boyd won llrst prize and Plain«, 810. week ut ttic home of llieir dau to get started. The ro«ult * . Mrs. Hudson, the consolation. Carl Stein et. ux. to E. P. ghter, Mrs. W. H. ilosvvell. Hiat Rt. Mary's crossed the V- Ibinger, Lots 19. 20, 21, 22. quinas line three times in ad A vepr pbg.aiil Hallowe'en Mrs. W. K. Iloyco und luiby Blk. 20, North Plains 810. dition. On the last touehduv from Aihuny arivej Wednesday, parly was given K pi day evening Charles Ru««el| et. nl. to C however, when the mighty 1 >. Oi'tolipr Ì7, unti spent several at Hie home of Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Robinson, to rp . See. 28. T. jowskl took the baP over on a days visiting her stater«, Mrs. It. Law hy their daughter. Clar- ' i n s, w . * 10 . criss-cross from t lie Ift-vir,; All the guests came in C. |:. Alitili unii Mys, M. K. Un ico. F. B. Madison el ux. to W line, a St. Mary's • »» costume and they held a "guess derhill, w . Roe«. Lot 0. Blk. A, Lehman ruled off side and the »e e who" sonlesL Many thrilling \crp tracts. 810. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hingley ghost stories nnd pranks were did not count. Isal all 1 M c M U m et |L 10 r. mid family and Mr. an(| Mrs. the order o f the hour. In addition to their brilM: ■> |G. Hartley et ux.. I.ots 11, 15. li. Hales of Portland wore Hun- Most of those present wowe and IS. Woodland Acres. 810. offensive work, the St. M ■ day guests ul the home of Mr. members o f Hie hostess's eta«.« Dora Teff» et vir. lo E. M. Me- linP on defence wa........... .. ' Htugley's sister, Mrs. George nt the Methodist Sunday school. Colley et ux.. 20 ae. W illow- feature. Only twice duri a Hlasser. Among those present were: entire game did the visitors brook Farm, 810. first down from I. II. Zimmerman et ux. to register a Mp. and Mr«. II. W. Juiioh* The Misses Florence Harrison.' B. Thurnher. tiart o f See. 31. scrimmage. limi daughter while nil Iheil' wav Fva aivd Elsie Whitworth, Hel T t. S.. R 3 W „ *10. Thi« makes the 0 In Toledo las) Saturday had an en Heluiltz, Mabel. Helen und I- l*h«»r t Stem et ux. to W ill siv* victory for C- nerldeni at Hie corner o f Fnur- ne* Rundherg. Fffle White, Ruth Frma Nel«on, R ii H i iam O. Bare el al.. Blk. rt. ¡son’s men, who«,, -m tcenlh and Jefferson Sis, No Pierson, Haulenheek. Bertha Dallmnn and Knob Hill. Fore«t Orove. *10 been unero«se,| Ihi« «- one wa« Injured and the ear was Mesdanies I.. P. (loddaril and Inlon B!o«ryk to Carl J. Si- -- who are looking for to not hndly damaged. .1 I,. Holden. ner et ux., I.ol 3, Chester A e -,lo conquer, The funeral was conducted al res, 810. Hkamokawa Tuesday hy the "O r Dr. and Mr«. William Sim- C. F Cheney to Mabel Wight, der of the Red men." Mr. and moi’ s nrul rhlldren nnd Hie Doc F.t4 of Lot Blk. 27. Corne- The Willoughby fnmil- I ’ Mrs. II. I). Williams and dmigli- tor's mother, Mrs. Rfmmons all lins. *500. moved back Into this rm : > . *- (er, Alpha, and Mr. John Fgg- of New lierg, spent a day last John C. I loll nan et ux. to A. hood from Toppeni«'- W nuin were among those who at week with Mr- and Mrs, B, A. J. Davi« et ux., t AI - 3 Ac., See Vera is In the eighth gr > I tended from our town. Rohse. 23, ItO, Hay is in the fifth. Local Interest Local Offices Up in the North Woods Country Football Odine s