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ROlv! OUK CORRESPONDENTS
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country «s
Told jy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly^
Mr and Mr». Albert Mend and
ftmily i n
movine
to Sauri»»
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thorne en
tertained Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Poiator, -Tuesday evening.
Billy, and Bvelyn, spent
Sunday
with rofeiUvsa In Portland.
Mr. aad Mra. Ernest Hite and
aon. Ernest, J r , spent Monday eve
ning at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Harry Williams of Motagor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fwiener of
Tigard and Mr. and Mrs
Iwalio
Erickson or Poaita wer« Thursday
evening guests at th* Hit* homo.
homo of Mr. Schmcllser's
Mra. Harman Metaentine.
slater,
Monday evening for a taffy pull. |wr. and we know they had a good
They say they had a "swell’' sup- tlma.
Ray Christenson, Connie
Weal,
and Henry Metaentine, and
Mr.
Francis Peterson, and Mra. IVter-
aon'a mother,
Mra.
Nealy.
o f
Portland, were Sunday callers at
th« A. F . Peterson homo.
to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John Newer were
Philip
Paul SchmelUer and Lloyd Met-
wrecked, »mong lu*m the on« GW« guests of Mr. and Mrs.
aentin, motored to the homo of
■ —
waa driving, which n««d»d
torn« Thun»«. Saturday evening.
o f
Mr. and Mra. Ernest Hite and thoir uncle, John Schmottscr,
The Indiea' chib met at
tk a
Mr.
and Mr». Floyd Bterly and "P » '™
Na pormm waa mriou.ly
Paul has
ham« of Mra. A. W . Stephens, en aon and daughters, Ernest, J r , Lu Mountainhome, Sunday.
aon, Elmer, »pent Monday in Part- hurt-
di« and Evelyn, spent Sunday at boon a guest at the home of his
land.
I 1 adi*»’ Aid. which araa
poat- Wednesday afternoon.
tho home at Mr.
Hite's brother. aunt, Mrs. Herman Metaentine.
...
vi' I
V n . Horn P«n«d on account of the wvathor.
Mra. N. E . Smith has received
Garfield Hite, of Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Kirch
word
of
the
death
of
her
brother.
—? d i-u a h jf^ a n a n t Friday^ with w4U *»• h* M •» M r. Bartlett's on
i f ^ rtW .
| Jan Mtk. The Aid will hold a James Scott, of Hodgenville, Ken-
Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson and and daughter, Kffie, attended the
friend, in Portland.
L m
food
Saturday at Row- tacky.
b«hy aon and daughters. David, J r , installation of officers of Sherwood
J
J . Van Klerk and aon Em-
.tore
Mr* M. M. Reid will
Vivian, Ardia, and Lovell,
were and Sunnycrost Grange» at Sher
Byron Stark and Mr. and Mra. guests at th* homo of Mra. Noi- wood.
Mias Van Kleek
was
a
cry were transacting buaineaa
tn ho in chart« of the aale.
attended
the
leu eon's sister. Mrs. Wm. Hendrick», member of th« Installing team«
Tortland Saturday.
* r. ^
Mrg L
w
Ctvw*mr, John Pointer
hockey rim « nt the Portland Col- of Portland. Sunday.
Kirk Hoover spent a few day» wj,0 arr visiting
California, report ieeum Thursday night.
The Mt*.»es Ludi,, and
Evelyn
,
in Portland last
week,
looking
though» they
encountered
and
Mn
M ignaMin and
Mr. and H ite and Dorothy Prier»on.
Friends ore extending their sym Mrs. John Srhm eltier and dangh the Measrs. Karl and Kenneth Pc
over tome of hia property there. . now |n the
mountain.,
enroute,
were
the terson and Ray Chriaten»en
Mr». Fred Bucher, who waa re- »H* weather.
aa
well aa
the pathy to Mr». T. Bt Satchel! on Sunday afternoon caller* at
ported
ill laat we«*. U
around water, la delightfully
warm
at the loan of her father, Mr. Jo» ter. Helen, of Mountainhome, were guests of Mra. George Anderson
SWda of Tigard. Mr. Sled« was »
again
and ia getting along
nicely. Manhattan Bfcach.
former resident of Coder MIU.
Sir and Mrs. George Newell of
Mr. and Mrs. J .
E . Stretcher
'■»"» W W'W"
r -
Portland were Sunday guest, of •"<« * ■ ' T attended the
ri«em .
V r*. Newell s father. S . H. Pom- production of
“ Ben Hur la Port-
ero_
j land Sunday. Thty report (Hat It
We hear with sorrow of t h r
O b h i i ™ «po» and n u ll « « k h I I ta t a »i» weeka'lrwf w l v r i ^ M t#
_
it a wonderful picture and «la*
Mr. and M rt. Henry Honeyman
the 3Q piece orchestra played death of Mr. Bolds.
T H E CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
: ’nl Archie Oti* of HUlaboro were ioW€ wonderful selection», among
Mrs. Herman M*tsentine
called
4 Bager /*r iS« Harnt fW U -F sb in Ir» Srogr
visitors last Saturday at the home ots«ra, the aria. “T h , Dance of the at th« Olson homo Sunday.
» « n t l | M IV » U l C H MV* •» IM »WM f i * « II* tan • *»'Ml «IHM *.
of Mrs. Julius Wedeking.
Hours.“ from
the opera. "L a Gia-
m V Ü •• a»**|tw»M* '!»*•♦** I» r w i V ••» A m i » * « « ( » m m ». *-»!*• . m O .
■nuartaa. ma*. n» Y«e »ui w
*.«<—* m»
i « , «. t u * » u
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite and
Mrs. L . S . Bierly and da ugh- oomda."
a a jw w » g i w i i •* wwiMito» I m m i « n » *•»*• » > » *
im s » .« mi
daughter. Evelyn, spent
Tuesday
u i IM i M i f n o n »
ter, Mrs. Ethel McCormick,
and
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«W . • -w -
» -M •
«-M te-
-
In Portland.
family were at their Kinton home
T h » C n r ih t iam H cirmcr M on ito r n * c k May S ta tio n , tu rn e n , M m a
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams
Sunday.
They are spending the
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rtal mshmwtpiMu I
« mm M i n * 1 )
spent a few days laat week at the
winter month, in Hillsboro.
"
George Hoover returned
home w
St" *
»P*»‘ Sunday
at J . W . Meats
|N ir «. |4< nm » prit«» »
tV.» first of the week after taking McMinnville.
Karl and Kenneth Peterson and
the session of the older boys'
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stark spent Ray Christensen called to as* Vin
1ZB KN*
cent Olson Sunday.
■ ference of the Y . M. C. A ., Sunday afternoon in Portland
held in Eugene last week.
Mrs. Jack Satchel) ia confined to I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson
(lilttcl
<Tuwa>
her home, with a
,a .a .A .A .a .
i.A.A.A.dnA,,
and sons and daughter.
Chester.
A belated flock of w iid |
was seen going south the first of
last week. The bad storm eras too
much for them.
They chose to
seek a warmer climate.
KirrroN news
I
■ ITEM NEWS
By Train
or
Motor Coach
Now you tan reach Portland and intermediate ualkgu
nn>rv tonvcnicntly than ever before. The fast Red l;.lcc-
trk trains are augmented by new deluxe, silver gray
mofoi roadies. 11 ic coarhes are of new design, espe
cially built for this service.
Save Money
A D O L L A R ’S W O R T H
Ask for a handy time-folder and for complete infot
regarding low roumltrip fares. For example,
you can buy 10-ride rommurartoti tickets good for 60
days at greatly reduced coat Take aa many iu your party
as you wish using these low fares.
R U ti-m
Y o u r rail tickets, unless specially restricted, am
good on the m otor-coaches.
CEDAR RILLS
August Obriat of Gresham vis
ited a t (he home of Mr. and Mrs.
August
Dallmann,
Sunday.
Mr
Dallmann, who was a guest of hi*
d-urhter, Mrs. O h r-t. fn- a fc-r
davs last -ccV .
return'd
hon-c
with Mr. Obrist.
Our mail carrier. W. C. Y ~
Kell, cam« out on his route la«’
Tuesday after the bad storm, and
mada his rounds all right.
Ho
had as his able assistant, Frank
Hoffman, who is an employee o '
the Beaverton port office.
Earl Ritzman and Mr. Webber
chicken experts from 0 . A. C
and Mr. Brooks, who is employ- ’
in Russell’s hatchery at C-orval
enjoyed a trip around the poultr-
farms of J . J . Van Kleek a*”*
aons. Pleasant Valley road. Frida-
F. A. Bucher and William Van
Loh were in Portland Saturday
On their return they w e-, aero—
panied by Mr. Bucher's daughte-
*'■ ■* Mi«ses Ida and Rosa Bbchc-
who spent th« week
end
wit!
their parents.
A
fine
birthdi
dinner was served in honor of Mi
Ida.
It is earnestly hoped that e v e -
member of the Kinton Bib'e n»h»-
be present at the session of th
-choc I next Sunday, as matter-
of interest will be discussed. Th-
school la In a very prosperous cor
dition; the annual report »hows TS
enrolled and a neat little sum I-
the treasury for the year’s wor'
John Heaton of
Scholls
spent
Saturday in town, and took in th '
session of the locsl
grange.
A
fine dinner was served at noon.
During the session two application»
for membership were balloted fa
vorably, and Charles Kulbel W*S
elected for a three year term on
the executive board, to
succeed
Frank Fluke, whose term err-rc-1
The cold spell of last week di*
considerably damage to the w-»*~c
systems on some of the ranches
in the community.
In a numbe-
of homes the pipes
froxe
and
broke, but are being pul back ¡ r ‘
shape again.
The telephones also
came in for their sha-e of trouhV
caused by the silver thaw,
and
some of the lines are still out of
commission.
The Dodge
Brothers’ "Victory
Hour" program which was broad
cast last Wednesday evening over
the wires of m^re than 60 broad
casting stations, was
heard
b y
many in this town. It is needle-•
to say that it was greatly eniov-d
by all. Will Rogers is all right
but he could not fool the Kinton
folks by making them think
was President Coolidge.
Pacific
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Agent
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Therm ostat con trol cooling
N«w alloy “Invar «trot" plaaons,
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Now ball bearing woran and
gear Mocrins.
Scm l-clllptic «hock absorbs*
aprine»! S4 por coot of whaei-
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Larger balloon liras JO* a 4.50*.
Naw (tream lina b o Jicr by
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New Duco colors.
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Theft-proof at«« ri ns and igni
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A . C oil filter.
A . C . air elea nor.
Rn*l*-plata
d ry
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diac-clatch.
N «w crankca»« breathing
New two port eehauet.
Heavy one - piece full-c
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Alemile praaeura lubrication.
Vacuum tank fuel aupply.
Improved D elco-R em y dla>
tributor Ignition.
Combination tal I and atop light.
Largs 17* steering wheel with
•park and throttle lever* lo
cated on lop.
Raar view mirror.
Dim
Roadster.
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The Four*Dooc
SCHOOL NOTES *
Due (o the bad storm last week,
James and Francis Hoi' okr we-»
unable to attend school.
Dorothv Teufel was ill with an
attack of th» gri»pe last w»»'-. «».i
was unable to attend school
Mrs. Penrl Toxier, nrlneirol of p
the
school, attended
the stnt» #
tencliers’ convention dnri ig
the j flf
holidays.
Sho found It
very in- "
strurrive and profitable, and
en
joyed the sessions greatly.
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»495
*595
$ ^ — — *
. *665
The Sport
Cabriolet
The Imperiai
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Landau « * « , » 1 D
Light Delivrry
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C h a u ti O n lÿ
U I itv Truck
$375
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.
$495
(CfiattU O n ly
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All pricaa Lod>. Flint. Micb,
SCHOLLS HAPPENINGS
Mr*. B . C. Larkin from Bia-
mark, N. D , is visiting her sister,
Mra. C liff Larkin.
A. B. Flint and
family
were
guests of the Taylor fsmilisa
Saturday evening.
A sweater ha* been found By w
Joe Flint, on the Scholls road. ^
>e owner may hav* it by describ- 1
fair it-
Lin coin lodge and Ruby Rebekah
lodge, I. O. O. F, plan to hold a
jolat Installation of
officers
ei
Wednesday evening. Jan . 18. Mom
hers and families are Invited to
a (.tend.
Glen Miller was In an aecident
On Terwilliger bou'evard last Frl-
Mk
iteiwral ears were partially
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