The Beaverton review., April 13, 1928, Image 3

THIS BEA VERTO N R E V IE W
FRIDAY, ATRIL 1*. 102»
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daughter,
Florence of
Longview) Burns, Jr., from Portland called on
Washington, were guests at the Mrs. Lyman Murdock
and family
home of Mrs. Nyvsrson’s parents, Kurulay afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Livermore. at
Mr .and
Mrs. John
Barry and
In te rrin g Little Note« from the Surrounding Country a» ji Huber last week.
and children Francis and Charles
Told jy Our Active Special Correspondent* Weekly^ || The lluber Indies Social Improve­ called on the Adolph Amacher fam­
ment Club sponsored, a picture ily Sunday craning.
»how nt tkf> Reaver thaatii.' Beaver­
Miss Hannah
Young will play
Portland, »|ient last Wednesday at ton, on Th raday evening. The pro­
Bacon’s octette at the
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the hums home of Mr. and Mrs. reed» will go for the aid of needy with Tad
Broadway theatre Thursday after­
KINTON H A PPEN IN G S Robert Pomeroy. Mrs. Sparks ia families.
noon of this week.
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The Aloha-iluber Dramatic club
Mias Mary Bntali and Mrs. Albert
K. A. Bucher und non Albert wire
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. members were entertained with an
Barber and children Cart and Eve­
county »cut callers Wednesday.
Fred Brown of North Pluinx will be Easter breakfast and egg hunt ut
lyn called at the John Barry home
Mr. ami Mr*. George Snider wrr« sorry to learn that a part of their the homo of Mrs. Charles Haines at Sunday afternoon.
home
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
lluber Sunday morning.
Waffles,
transacting business in I’urtlHiid on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ilaruld Cutting of grapefruit and coffee were served.
Mrs. Elsie Stucki and daughters
Inal Wednesday.
this town Is thsir daughter, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Van Slyke of Tim­ Edna, Esther and Alma and son,
There was a large family Kather­ Mr. Cutting spent Sunday with her
ber are recovering from bruises and Walter called on Mrs. John Trach-
ine at the home of Mr.and Mr». II. parent#.
cuts received nt Forest Grove Sun­ sel Monday svening.
A. Klrhnrda Sunday.
day evening when an auto collided
Mrs. Henry Wirth, accompanied
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Klye rcoenlly
SCHOOL NOTES
w'H, the one in whlrh they were by her daughter, Ruth attended the
vlailad at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Van Kleek won an especially riding, at the home of (heir daugh­ Lutheran church services in Port­
Kvervtt Wright. Their home la In good grade in arithmetic the past ter, Mrs. Ernest Wolf.
land Friday afternoon and evening
Portland.
month, having the highest grade
Jucl Buck haa just completed the of last week.
Kay Warren of Portland spent a test.
work of constructing some shade
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spies and
few days during the paat week at
Harry Wedeking was ill Friday for h a patch of ginseng that he has , children, Louise, Harold and Charles,
the home of Mra. U uiM Van Kleek, and missed school.
Fred Ludwig planted
He has
growing this •pent Easter Sunday at the Julius
Pleasant Valley read.
has been on the sick list also during for five years, and in another year*' Forgo, parental home, where a fam­
he will begin to realise returns ily reunion was held.
Mr». L. S, Hlarly and daughter, the past week.
fh e plant is very
Mra. Ethel McCormick and family of
The boys ami girls' Calf Club of from his cron
Hillsboro, spent Sunday at their the Kinton school will hold a meet­ valuable, for it is in demand for i
home in this town.
ing at tha Grange Hall Friday even­ '!•» In medicins.
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OUR c o r r e s p o n d e n t s !
The II. E. C. of the (¡range an­
nounce another S00 party to be
held at the Grange Hall on Satur­
day evening, April 21.
Mr. and Mr». Melvin Vamlermoel
of Portland spent Sunday at me
i on # of Mr. Vandermost's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. VandcrmoaL
ing, April 18, at 8:00 o'clock. Coun­
ty Agent McWhorter wilt talk about
the different types of dairy cattle.
J . J . VanKleek, leader of the club,
will talk about dairying and corn
raising. Several other prominent
man of the district will talk to thosa
present. There will also be a short
musical and literary program. Ev­
eryone Is welrome a tattend this
meeting so corns and bring your
friends and help the boys and girls
get a good start In club work. Re­
member the data: this Friday even­
ing at 8:00 o'clock.
.Mias I-or, .re Schulte and Mrs.
Sarah Cunningham of Portland were
visitors Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schulte.
The Miaaea Ida and Rosa Bur her,
who ore employed in Portland, spent
Sunday
and Monday
with their
The Holbuke children were absent
parents, Mr and Mrs. F, A. Kucher. the first of the week because of the
Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Kdwitrds of high water of the Tualatin river
Beaverton and J . R. Snider of Mil- near their home.
The» choo| observed good Friday
waukle wrr» visitors last Friday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J . C. with an Easter egg hunt and pro­
gram, showing the memory work
Snider.
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done In reading and language and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fluke of
siging familiar songs. A n'cntr
Matsgcr and Mrs. Will Hanson and
i lunch was served at noon, and the
daughter, Mra. RubvMeyrrs of the
I following persona who show they »re
Scholia district, attended the meet­
j interested in the school were pres-
ing of Kinton Grange Saturday.
| ent: Mrs. Hnrrv Richard«. Mr«. C.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Jefferies of W. Youag. Mra. Fmerv Van Kleek,
McMinnville spent Sunday at their Mrs. Wayne Van Kleek. Mr*. J T.
home on Cooper mountain. They are Van Horn. Mr* W. L. Van Horn
making some improvements to their Mrs.
W C.
Hall. Mr* Everett
homo here, building porches, etc.
Wright, Mrs. F. A. Bucher, Mr*.
Mr.and Mrs. Smith Suthcrlln of Selby and Mrs Oaear Olson. Th«
Portland.
Mr. and
Mra. Dwight teachers are always glad to have
Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hinton visitors and Invite all who are In­
and daughters of Hillsboro have terested to visit the school at any
been recent visitors at the Pomeroy time.
home.
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Mi >ira. 8. II. Pomeroy, William
ALOHA-HITHER
Van Loh, Chari« a and Henry Schultx
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and Mr.and Mrs. E. L. Cos attended B —
Mra. Jess Hayes was a Portland
the meeting of the Double Six of
the thiil Fellows and Rchcknhs held visitor Tuesday.
in Sherwood Saturday evening.
Sanford Rogers was a Tigard visi-
Mr. and Mra. Walter Van Klerk tor Saturday.
and daughter Kathryn Helen of
Mrs. William Clifton was a Port­
Beaverton anent the day In town land visitor last week.
Sunday. They attended the nervier*
was a Port-
at the rhurrh «Iso the community ,vi linrn Shoemaker
land visitor last week.
dinner.
Mr. and Mra. Je s l Hay es are now
Several flocks of wild goose have
been seen flvlng north during the driving a new Dodge car.
past week. The farmers are hoping
Mra. Ethel Gaunt attended a fam ­
to see some belter weather soon as ily reunion held at Scholls Sunday.
they are anxious to do their spring
Harry Sidwell of Aloha Service
plowing.
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Station is driving a now Overland
L. L. Chambers has been doing sedan.
some cement work at the Pomeroy
Mra. Myrtle Cornell and two
ranch during the past week.
Ce­
-hildrrn are enjoying a vacation at
ment walks have been made; also
the coast.
a milk cooler and a watering trough
Mrs. Jeas Hayes and Mr. Harry
for the stock.
Heaver were county tea : visitors on
W. C. Hall, who is employed in Thursday.
Salom, spent the Easter vacation
Helen Marvin of Portland visited
with his family in this town. Miss
Marjorie Brandt of Salem was a her parents, Mr. and Mra. Robert
week-end guest at the home of Mr. Marvin here Sunday.
and Mrs. Hall.
Charles Haines of Huber has ac­
Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony
Schulte cepted a position as eng.necr at a
were in Hillsboro Wednesday visit­ logping camp near Koascy.
ing the court house, where they
Harry Gee had his tonsils remo­
registered in order to lie able to east ved nt the office of Dr. Bcltnnp in
their votes at the primary election, Pori land Tuesday morning.
toon to tia held.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Richie of Port­
Mra. J . C. Snider ia quite poorly land were
visitors at
the Jess
with rheumatism, at her home on Hayes home last week.
Pleasant Valley toad.
Dr. C. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Kauffman of Cooper
Mason of Beaverton is the attending
physician. Her many friends hope Mountain are parent* of „an eight
pound son born last week.
she soon recovers her hsailh.
Mra. Llvengood is visiting at her
E. L. Cox and William Van Loh
home
here from her duties as Mat­
attended the regular meeting of
Canton Portland, No. 1., I. O. 0 . F., ron at Hills’ Academy at Orenco.
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Miss Lillie
visited Peaverton
Mrs. W. W. Howard called at high school Friday.
school a sh#rt time Friday.
lienty Nore and Herman Metzen-
Mrs. Stevens was a Friday after­ tint transacted business in Portland
noon visitor at tha school.
Tuesday.
,
Mr J . D. Trachsel made a busi­
ness trip to Portland last wtek.
Tommy Lee of
Portland «pent
Easter Sunday at the Chin home.
Mrs. Albert Stephens is staying
in Portland at the home of her
'daughter, Mre. Van Billard, who haa
recently returned from a hospital.
Mrs. Calvin Katterman and child­
ren are Waiting with Mra. Katter-
man parents, Mr. and Mra. Sheldon,
in Raymond, Washington.
FOR RENT
Beaverton,*
Bow good news does spread.
—P » '.ENF.RAL GASOLINE Is
«till
the b est.
Adv 30 tf
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For Rent— Three room riat. fur-
nished or unfurnished. Write Bx.
86, Beaverton.
P ltftf
B eav erton Lodge
No. 252.
I.
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O. F ., meet» ev­
ery Monday eve­
ning at 8 p m.
V isito rs wel­
WANTED
come.
S. G. Rogers, N. G. M.
Cash Paid for Chicken»— ( ha*. Ber­ E . Underhill, Secretary.
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thold, Beaverton, Oregon.
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Help Wanted Ito you want some
spare-time
money?
Easy
and
pleasant work. Address Box 86,
Beaverton, Oregon.
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E A T S BIG ST E A K AND
F R IE D ON ION S; NO GAS
Mark Every Grave I
"Every time I ate I had terrible
stomach gas. Now, thanks to Ad-
lerika, I eat steak and fried onions
and feel fine.”— Mrs. J . Julian.
Ju st ONE spoonful of Adlerika
relieves gas and that bloated feel­
ing so that you can eat and sleep
well. Acta on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and remove* old waste
matter you never thought was there.
No matter what vou have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adlerika
will surprise.
c-nneth Struthers a student at
Beaverton high senool has been ill
at home.
WANTED a a d POP S A L E
3*
5 2 Percent discount cn all moument*
and markers for Sixty day«
Inspect our large atock at Hillaboro before buying
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Hillsboro, Oregon,
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Phone, 121
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Get The Block Wood 2
Habit
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Effective April 1, and
until fnrther notice:
No. 1 Heavy Block
«5.75 load
95% inside wood 16-inch and under
Miss Gertrude Richter and Miss
H i* church program Easter even­
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Thursday
No 2 Light Range wood $ 5.25 load
-mi
ing at the Bethany cnurch was well Effie Van Kleek spent
(telling
ut
the
Portland
home
of
Just right for summer cook wood
attended.
Miss Richter'» parents.
f
16-inch and under
.nr. and Mrs. Hubert Scrusrgs atvf
Place your order now for cord wood and good country .slab for
Mrs. John Gourde of Tigard en­
child: cn »pint Sunday at the Fuuge
tertained the Tigardville Rebekah
later delivery. .Our price is right.
p. rental home.
Advertisements in this column 1 ,
sewing club Tuesday. Mrs. Herman
Mias Mildred Harry spent Easter Metzentine, Mrs. Ernest Hite, Mrs. cent a word. Minimum charge 25c. !
Sunday evening at the home of Mra. Sarah Van Kieek, and Miss Evelyn
Lyman W. Murdock.
Hite attended from Hiteon.
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Beaverton
Oregon
air». John Mcl'.vod. who haa been
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson For Bale— 1923 Ford touring body ■ B B B B a B B a B B B B B a B B a a B B B B B B B B B a B B B B a B B B B B
' a it a n»r uaughier, Mrs. Williams, and Mr.and Mra. Christ Christensen
In good condition, reasonable. Fred
is at home again.
were among the guests at the 500
braun. Forest Grove. Ore., cor-
Cecil Cardin and Donna Ras Ho­ party given by Mr. and Mra. Leslie
4th st. and 6th ave.
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ward called on **>» Weaver childr­ Erickson of Bonita Saturday even­
Bennett's M ishbone Chicks— From
ing.
en iuv.vday evening.
8 years' trapnested
Hollywood
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Erickson re­
-'.r. ar.u Mr*. W. Fox of Corval­
Tancred strains.
Hens and cock-!
lis cui.cu on .Ur. and Mrs. J . i.ar- ceived the first prizes given at the
erels on range. Chicks «12 per
500 party of the Hiteon Progressive
ry Sumuty uiiernoon.
hundred. «10 in 500 lots or
club Monday evening. Miss Gert­
more after
April
1st.
1,200
Mr. and Mrs. Chin culled on busi-
rude
Richter
and
George
Davies
re­
breeders, 10,000 egg capacity. In­
u su and to visit reunites in Port-
ceived
the
consolation
prises.
quire of Carrie Bennett and Son,
•ai.u last Saturday.
Rt.
2,
Beaverton,
1V4
miles
Mra. Herman Metsentine, Henry
.•ir*. John D. trachsel and mother
north of Reedville.
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Lloyd,
and
Everett
Metzentne.
Mr.
.'ire. *..» o oiuki were Lua.iu»» cal­
and Mrs. Charles Van
kleek and For Sale— Centauj tractor with cul­
lers in Hiisboro Tuesday.
Miss E ffie Van Kleek attended a
tivator and disc. Oelrich Nursery
Mies Ruth Weaver accompanied fine program given by the kinton
Company, Hillsboro, Rt. 4. C o r-'
...c J i ‘. »rachssi lumily to cnurch Sunday school Easter morning.
at Uctnuny daiiuay vtm .ng.
A program consisting of a clever
p 19-20
near Reedville.
l-dw-id A. Stevens from Portland one-act play, songs by the “Agoing
tailed at me t »rental home on last Four" music by a trio, readings and For Sale— Holstein cow, a heavy
solos was givsn at the Double Six
milker. Walter Ohl, just east of
1 ut .'Uii) and W cone -day.
p 19-20
held in Sherwood Saturday evening.
Aloha-Huber school.
Miss Mildred
ai ry called on ‘ a
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Kleek
f: end, U iu Gladys Usurer, of Sner-
and Miss Effie Van Kleek attended For Sale— Pigs, 6 weeks old. Price,
wood last Sunday afternoon.
«6.00. W. H. Pribnow, on M. J .
from Hiteon.
Driscoll place, one mile south of
Mra. Wood* and Mrs. Nelson of
p 19-20
Beaverton.
Beaverton culled on Mrs. Roy Berst
CED AR M ILL
and Mrs. E. E. Berst Tuesda.
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The Washington county
nurse
Rev. Cooper of the Christian
fresh. Jacob Oefinger, 14 mile
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vhurth called at the W. W. Howard visited Cedar Mill school Wednes­
south of St. Mary’s.
day.
borne Eastur Sunday afternoon.
For Sale— Seven Chester White Pigs
Mr. George Lichty and family are
Mr. Ba»h, the song-leader at the
W. M.
6 weeks old, price «4.
Beaverton, Ore. Near S. P. Depot
church of Christ, was a caller at ;novmg to Salem this week where
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Kindors, Rt. 3 Beaverton
Mr.
Lichty
will
engage
in
business.
the W. W. Howard home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thorne and For Sale— Seven fine six-weeks old
Ernest Zimmerman Elsie Zimmer­
man, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Schindler Wednesday evening at the home of
called at the Alfred Trachsel home Mr. and Mrs. John Meurer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Reeves and
Monday.
family and Mr.A. L. Young spent
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. Ivan Easter Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Beaver Wood
Berthold* Egg Mash
Berthold’ Dairy Feed
Berthold’ Scratch Feed
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies
Garden Seed
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Fertiliser
Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
aUTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
TO PORTLAND
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
Ofllces: B eaverton . C orner of W atso i. and F ir s t SL
P ortlan d O ffice, P ortland Auto F reig h t Term inal
Phone: B eaverton 6203
P oitland , Main 3540
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If you smoke
for pleasure
—and that’s what made
this cigarette fam ou s-
The Order of the 'B ' of Beaver­
ton high school gave x very' success­
ful dance at Huber hall on Friday
evening.
join the happy company
o f s m o k e r s who are
getting complete enjoy­
ment from smoking
LUCK SOUNDS WARNI NG
OF REGISTRATION RULE
Camels
fice.
Edw. C. Luce,
County Clerk
Voters cannot vote election day
The Washington county registra­
unless registered before that time.
tion officials for voter* are: George
Votes cannot be »worn in election
Thyng, Beaverton: N o v a
Fima
day. New law stops that. Regis­
Leonard, Garden Hcr.ic; Joseph H.
tration close* 30 days before elec­
Schamoni, Tualatin; W. Z. G. Steele,
tion day. Voter* who have sworn
Metzger; C. E. T-gard, Tigard; Hen­
in their votes in the
past four
derson Smith Banks; H. T. Bruce,
years should investigate and make Reedville: C. A Peterson, Buxton;
sure they are registered.
E. W. Johnson, Sherwood; J . E.
Register with your
local re g is-1 Fennett, Scholls, Sadie A. Brown,
trar, or at the County Clark’s of- Orenco, and C. J , Stickney, Aloha.
Today, as for m any years, C am els lead b y
billion s and they keep rig h t on growing
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U SE OREGON WASTE
H. Ewer will leave sometime thl*
week for the Southern Pacific hos­
pital In California for a goltrs ope­
ration.
Regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid soc.uly will be held at the
Mrs. S. N. Buck, M e II'Ion Burk,
church Thursday afternoon, April
Mrs. Alice Wheeler an I Mrs, Carrie
1U. AH indies in the community
Ncrgard visited Po t'a n i friends
are invited to be present. There last week.
•* ill be work in the quilting line, so
Mr. and Mra. Joseph York from
, lc .iso bring your thimble and scis­
Bonlokki camp near Cnrlton visited
sors.
their daughter, Mra. Frank Gaunl.
Mrs. Dorothy Marker, who haa
here Sunday.
boon spending the paat five months
Mr. and Mr*. Archie Ruchan.m
with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Wil­
kinson, returned to her home In and daughter Betty left Wednesday
Ogden, 'Utah, lust Saturday. Mrs. morning for a motor trip through
Wilkinson accompanied her mother California and Mexico.
to Portland, where she spent a few
“ Dick” Bowman, Jue| Buck and
days with friends.
"B ill" Gordonier of Reedville enjoy­
The following were Easter guests ed a motor a motor trip to Salem
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Sunday by the Bloeaom route.
Wenxel, Cooper mountain:
Mr.and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sophua
Bonlock
Mrs. Carl I.inke and family, ^1r. from their camp nenr Carlton were
and Mrs. Alfred Wenxel, all of Port­ dinner guests at the home of her
land, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Braune and sister. Mr*. Hawley Buck, Sunday.
Mrs.
Fred Schnotzinger, all of
The Aloha-Huher Dramatic club
Rainier, Oregon.
had a good attendance at their play,
Mr*. 8. C. Sparks and daughters, "The Bashful Mr. Bo< hs,*' given at
Mrs. J . R. Steele, Mrs. I). E. Been Aloha gymnasium, on Thursday eve­
and son, Mrs. Bert Sparks and son, ning.
Mrs. L. P. Dunn, and son, all of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Syv«rson and
pigs. Johnson Bros.
Rt. 2., Phone 3162
B eav erton Robak-
nh
Lodge
N o.
218 m eets
fira t
and third
T u es­
day evenings
et
MISCELLANEOUS
7 :3 0 P. M in the
Mra. 8. T. Walter and daughter
COOKED FOOD SA LE
I. O. O. F . Hall.
Mrs. W ulter
Mra. Jack Satchel spent several
A cooked food sale will t>e held at H arris, S e cre ta ry , Mrs. M a rjo r-
days with Mra. Walters mother, Grange Hall, on Saturday, April 14. ' ,
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Mra. Chatter!on in Ostrander, Wash­
ington, last week.
The Cedar
Mill Sunday school
class attended the Easter services
and Sunday school at the Christian
church at Beaverton Sunday morn­
ing.
Easter Bunny brought each Hite-
Mrs. W. W. Howard was a busl- on school pupil a pretty colored
ness caller in Beaverton last Satur­ egg Friday afternoon.
day.
Misa Lillie Cook and Henry and
Mrs. Lee and daughter Mable of Lloyd Metzentine, who are attending
Portland spent Monday with Mrs. Portland schools enjoyed the four
days' Easier vacation.
Chin.
in Portland Tuesday svening. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and daugh­ ^
Cox became a member of the Ladies' ter, Eleanor, of Portland have been
Auxiliary Patriarchs
Militant the spending n few dAys At their rancji
her*.
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eamo evening.
Frank C. Fluke, of Metxger who
has been painting the Interior of
the Grange Hall during the past
week has completsd the work and
will begin very soon Adding a coat
of white paint to the exterior of the
building which is very much needed.
Miss Lowell Nelson is all and ab­
sent from school.
Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thorpe and
Mra. Ernest Wuthrich visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Wuthrich
Saturday svening.
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