The Beaverton review., May 18, 1928, Image 4

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koapltil community.
iti congratulai on« to
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Mr. Heiberg'. cor burnii W ed-'
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addition on their already spacious
D. Alexander »a» arrestad May 6
Interesting
Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as _ ¡j ¡» v ia , mght. _____
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Hathorn
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E'neat
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Mra. R Oliver will aoon
sotte place, lleaverton, Kt. 4.
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FOR SAI.K
For Sale—Tomato,
cabbage
and
In»aiie,
H ITEON N E W S
| Grange Hall. Tha ia to be a f.ee
F,».:h Steffi.. went to Troutdale h, a J of
^ uacd in « r v -
Alfred Roger*.
Roger,. Insane
flowct plant*. DerthoJiP* Seed A
ito custody May 14 by
t>:
*, entertainment and all \n the com- Saturday where ha
purchased a
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tratle.
milk Into
Ueputiea For Sale— 1928 Ford touring body
limili Co
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In good condition, reasonable. Fred
_ . . M munity are nvited to be present to horse to help him with hi. »pring "l*. !¡í¡L,5Í?\a u _ Wuthrick's ,lo - Duley, Hathorn and Sehende).
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Forest
tirove,
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cor-
Llyod Metre,„ine .pent Friday
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do pttwirg.
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FOR WENT
4th st. and lik
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CIRCUIT _ CtA'RT
evening in Ne.m.th,
Their teacher. Mre. H .rnette lord.
Mn
John
Ml plllnt , t any time
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I Credit Service t ompany.
For ll-'nt— Nice fitti* 4-room bun­
Mrs. E m e t Hite and daughtrt.
£ ¡¡£ " * 2
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Mr. and Mra.
Jeaae Churchley p o tio n , haa brought auit again*« For Sale— Ford car with platform.
galow, naar srhooU and church.
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Hardware and
and daughter. Edith, had a weak L R. Penley and Jane
Evelyn, were Monday callers at tne to Cl>me t0 the hall on this occa
Poa Penley or
IrfM'aled at
lieavarton,
Oregon.
or.atration.
Furniture store.
c 20-20
full of entertainment. They were action for money. Suit waa f led
Metxentine home.
ton.
All newly kale'imlm-d,
at very
and Mr*. May 11.
Will I'radv Fipiity in modern ft
reusonahle relit. Oregon Farms
room bungalow, h.w. floor«, f u r - ; Co I SOB Main si mat. Hillsboro,
nace. fireplace
and garnge, at
Oregon.
c 26 20
<16 K 22ml at. Portland, fur acre­
i s * Lyla Scott of Hillsboro spent gram in the morning, b.xaket dwin.r
Mr». Miller and Mr*.
Arna and
• . in o.Klxnd California on
age.
with »mall houiv. E«»y For Knit— Three room rial, fur-
the week-end as a gueat of Mis? at noon, and all attending are re-
Mr. and Mrs. John Pointer were MM of u nnton Rt \ and MUa Mevembw 2 19J4
Thrrc i* an
terms on balance. VTo Ca»ola.
nl»hed or unfurnished. Write llx,
fethen Struiher*.
queote.1 to bring
well-filled baa- gxieat* at the home
**r. and ,
Abbott of Portland. Friday e h,
m0nth, old child
Beaverton, Rt. 4.
p 2C
86. Beaverton.
p I9tf
The a n comm..tee of the W a,h - ket.
The teacher, of U» school Mr,. E Morr 11 near Sylvan • « - e„ nl„ th, y
«he chick.n
I-IUrm.n l . plain
ington County Federation of Ik ora- e* ten^ * x-erx cordial inutatio.i to Thuisday e wn n f.
(dinner riven for the musician* of {jff p||, K )( \o*e i* defendant For Sale— A good varietv of plant*
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en’a clubs will meet with the Hite- »•> H»o parents and all others in
Estes ha* returned to her the Fi-*t B a'tist Church
(White
action for an-ounting filed
flowers. Mrs. Frances Livermore,
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«T-srre.-siv* flub
Saturday in <he community to come and
t homo in Idaho after an extended Templet of Portland.
Thev î wero
l0
Hare. M.-Alear A Petera
im-luding tomato, cabbage and Wanted Cattle to pasture.
Good
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the Hiteon school house.
'•** •*•>' at ,h* *c‘'ooi h«u*c.
The , lf w.j,h her step-daughter, Mr*, 'dinner guest*
o» »•- and
6th and Angel sta.
p 25
|<en-v.ne
pasture.
well
fenced
‘ r,<' are attornex-s for the plaintiff.
with woven wire. Plenty of wa-
Sadie F
M-Carthy ia plaintiff
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For Sale—5 room modern house.
ter. II. A. Selby, Rt. 8 Beaver­
Myar* la defen-
a meeting Monday evening of the s .-v g O o ,
Jav Monday. May The Cedar
Mill baseball team R
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Will sell, trade, or rent. Halsten
ton.
—« 21 tf
vnutives
of
th e
Sunday g jgt
‘ swamped the Union baseball team
A L O H A -1 IU B E R
a *u * ^or mortgage for
Furniture and Hardware store.
school of District
This diatret
by a »core of 40 to 1 Tuaaday s f-
closure. May 10. T. M. Phillips la
•c 2ft 26 High School Girl W ant, W o rk -
has a convention May 20 at Laurel.
There were a number of the or- ten m B May 6.
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attorney for the plaintiff.
Light House work, care for child -
mer res dents of Kinton at the cn-
Esther Boring of Huber la re-
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'or Sale—Three good m ich cow*.
A number of Hiteon members of terUiMnent Saturday evening, a -
Mrs. Isaac and Mrs H A. Mew- covering from a recent illnea*.
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PROBATE
ren or typtig.
Wrlto Box 691,
See Ted McDonald, 1l* nife*
Robckah
Tigardville
Beaverton, Oregon.
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William
Shoemaker
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The
estate
of
evening
Wednesday
m Tualat.n an | family. of Tualatin. M
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vriifti the Turardvilie R^bt^k^hs ini if " m Tu * ' v ‘ VTTiTT
v r <m.th Friday
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: «pendinjr • f#w days with hi* fam- .lc-****d. wa» fil«ni May 9, Jarob
^TmrUtm
' « E ^ k and daugh- V E. Smith, Fndisy.
|ly here.
Stellar
1. petitioner and M. B
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO CKEI'I I'OKS
isuM two me in be ri in the rualatm ter, KathrjT«. of Feavcrton, Mrs. L.
Mr. and Mrs John Wilaon. bro-1
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In the Countv lour« of tl.r S u te i u„.„m H »«ching~U t
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Van r- B,*f y
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‘ lc' ther and siater-in-law of Mr. and .
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1 Fllen motored
estate of James Buxton, de-
of Oregon fur Wa.h.agton county
your
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Mrs. Steffin called last Thursday fo ^ , t0r‘ , q - V L ^
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ceased, wa, f led
May 9.
Rena
Probate Ivpartmrnt.
1 jv.yyant hatches In our moJarn a-
Kl . .. and daughter. Effie. and Mrs. IVof and Mr, P. R Sloan and ^ n afternwn t0
th#m.
,0 A i,o m S ,tu H ,y '
CaHe. and Maud McEllowney an
In thc Matter of the Estate of „iiipmrnt
Paul Dudley. Aloha
Herman Metsentine and sons atten- 0f Sherwood. Harry Richards and
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thome and'
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- petitioners, w r
Jennie McGill, Deceased.
UlT rhunp
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ded the oyster supper and program family of Portland,
and ,he Mi,-
Notice D harasy gtvua that the
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given by the K nton Ladies Aid ou ses Ida and Rose Bucher of Port Mr and Mm. John Meurer motor- ".***' .0,T ” t ^ n .
John
Selgrn
• hoapltal this weak.
Cuardianahlp
of
umlrraignod hat teen np|M>intcd ex-
lloxv good nows d o» a|iri‘jld
c-atoruay evening.
i land.
There was also a a goodly
goodly cd to Canby Sunday and vi.ited V
Mr*. Harry Weaver, Mra. William Ihaler. Incompetent, * * "
applied ecutor of the estate of Jennie Me- ; 'ENKR-M. UABOI.INK It
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Two b * events take r W e Friday. numb*r from
* nd H t~ ”- at thc H,rold N,Xon farm
Shoemaker and daughter. Mary Ka- for May 8. by Louis Selgnethaler Gill, deceased, by the County Court Hit b * tt.
Adv SO If
school children wdl celebrate the
Everett W r pht and S. H. Pom-
Frank Choban received a t e j a - j ^ j ^ wpr4 Portland” visitor*" Sat- M.
B. Bump Is attorney for the
of the State of Oregon, for Wash­
ending of another school year by eroy attended a meeting
of the gram from his
brother, Jim. who ^ urday,
#,t«te
estate.
ington county, and haa qualified.
a school picnic at the Washington vice-president* of the seven Sunday 1* visiting in Greece, saying he
The estate of Flora Clutter, de­
Hcuxorlnn Udirli*
All person« having claim, against
Mr Thompson, our road super ceased. was filed for probate May
park in Portland. Primary' election school in this
district
held last wa* married Sunday. May 6th.
tilt
Lodge
N 0.
said estate arc hereby n«»tif ed to
risor,
haa
been
busy
the
past
week
is «the other
event. Attend the Monday evening at thc Scholls
Mr. and
Mrs.
John Pointer and
12.
Hershel Clutterf ia adminis­ present the same, July verified, os
218 nn *1 s
first
having
his
men
grade
the
roads
election and vote.
j church. Plan, were made for the 8on Ramon. sp<nt Saturday even-
trator, and M. B. Rum,*, attorney by taw required to the uml-rsjgned.
nnd tliird
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£ -------------------------------------------------- 3 j coming district convent.on which in(r >n<) Sunday m Kelso at the about town.
for the estate.
day evening*
at
at Beaverton. Oregon.
within alx
Mr. and Mrs. Fra.^ Prink have
7 30 P M in Ihr
K I N T O N H A P P E N I N G S * 1! tf kheId ■* U .urv' S:," J«y ' U y home of Mr. and Mr. A. Bruswt.
months from the date hereof.
The local school will ¡tend it
moved to Beaverton after a few
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hull
Mrs W aller
Paled and first published Apr.! I •> h . t
41 good deegation. ' It i . desired that
A *<"a11 P ^ r af, fr,,'n<*a. callfd months' visit with
Mr. and Mrs.
Issued to
Rex. P. Elliott and V7. 1928.
H arria, Serrolnry,. Mr*. M arjor
J . E. Bennett of Scholls was mak- there be a good attendance at the ,n on
da‘‘^ ^n lerson Wedne* Chester Prink.
Mery Oonlin. both of Portland, on
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luist publication. May 2ft. 1928. Ir le w is, N U.
ing his rounds as assessor in this session
of the Bible school this “*F [ncnt after drill practice and
Vav II.
Thev were marrie.) the
Mrs.
Charles
Prink
entertained
T J . Allan, Execut>>r
part of the district last week.
Sunday at 10 o’clock in the mom-
surprised
fn»r with • P»rty, tho
ltd" v by R®r ' Herbert A. Pick W W. Gravas
relatives at t dinner Saturday
Clyde W.lkinson was. employed
« McN.y of U urel will
being her birthday annl-
I bai t i t pn Ladite
evening, the occasion
being Mr. at Hillsboro.
Attorney for Executor
No. 262,
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for a few day. last week doing *» r« s e n t and address the school. verS4r5-
Prink'a birthday.
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to Clifford
Miller of 612-16 Falling III If.
O. F., in*o(a av­
Portland and Florence Inglla of Se-
some carpenter work on the lurk
There was a very good atendance
an<*
Frank Reeves and
Portland, Oregon
e rt Monday e v *-
The canning class with their attle. Waahlngton. May 11.
^oover home.
at the
special meet.ng of
the fara'Iy an<l Mf- and Mra. Lincoln
leader,
Mrs. Johnston.
enjoyed a
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nliig al H p m.
V isitara w ol-
com*.
8. G. Rogers, N. G. M.
weiner and marshmellow roast on FAREW ELL '‘JM' PARTY FOR
7tf
Underhill, Secretary
MRS. PATRICK
IS GIVEN' Beartrton Review, $1.50 a year e
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Blanche Hanes' Sunday
school
Mr*. H Wilson entertained with
ccme and cast your vote.
' ork be' r « Put <>n b>' members of « o th e r , day.
T gard Grange, m a very credit-
The Bamea school he’d their pic- clas* ent«-+ained their mothers at • delightful “5 0 0 ' party Wedne,
ttesiey Herad is nursrng a very'
able manner. There were twelve nic at Lost Park Friday. One of a Mother’s day party at 0 » church day evening at her home on lom
sore band which he injured recently members fiom the visiting Grange, the main events was the baseball Saturday evening.
bard street in honor of Mr*. Jean-
and infection set m. He has had Scholls Grange being
represented game in which the Barnes team
Margaret
and Bob Ha ne*
of ette Patrick, who leave* thi* wee's
at lanced several times.
by Mrs. A. B. Flint
and daugh- defeated the Bethany team by a Huber
at tendril the high
achool ' " ’ ' ™ ' a
ThiHwpre^nt Were B
Mrs. George Snider and daugh-
*c r. Miss Margaret. At the close 7 to 5 score,
picnic and boat trip to Cascade J*"”
Da'd»a-
Ceraldim a
ter. M ..xi Eunice, were visiting rela-
of *be meeting a lunch consisting . . . P
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Locks last Friday.
Sanford. Mra. Rose Marie Lowell ■
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Mabel
Ragan.
Mra.
R>harH ■
lives in Portland.
of
sandwichea. cake, salad
and
F
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5 2 Percent discount on all mnumrnls
i
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stump, wh le at work Thursday and
The P ram atf
club will present Glutach. Mrs, M C. McKercher and ■
Mrs. E. L. Cox attended
the
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*** narrowly missed breaking his back, their
and murker* (or Sixty day*
play. "The
Bashful
Mr. Mrs. Patrick.
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nutting of the
Scholls Women'»
When his wife found him he had Bobbs.
at the' Cooper Mountain
High score waa made by Mia« ; £
Inspect
our
laige »lack nl llillsbcro Irefoie buying
Club held Thursday
afternoon at
Those who are interested in the fainted away
He is ceported
to school
on Friday evening. May 26. Davie«, and Misa Sanford received §
the home of Mrs.
Frank
Rowell. services of the church will be glad be improving
now.
•Thieve* entered the home of Mr. th* « “ » W »
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to learn that at the annual con-
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•ihe regular meeting of the L a- fe:€nce n t ^
Evangelical
church.
R" f d
* 0}>Vn* commenced
and Mrs.
Agncll of Iluber
last
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Phone, 121
oies Aid society was held at the t i ld -n Poriland
Rev
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North Tlain* road under week, while they were away and
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church Thursday
afternoon. The strange, who ha, 'been the past ir ^
*upr n ™ on, of Jim W alter,,
took a radjo and two loud speaker*. - «B'.' PIS a t ! in t h e ‘ R u v it'W .'l
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time was devoted to work on the of thp locaI church for thp
A fiH is to be put in and the
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denholm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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1um-
three year* was returned to this !T*d
' l * ,J' ‘‘x,*nd paJt have returned to their
home on " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
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Roy
B erly
is
having
a
well
field
for
another
year.
There
ha*
William
herm
t
place,
1 » ua.uig
a well
I« *-
na*
r
oiacy
a six week* m
Stacy aver ue
ur rrom
from
di died at his
ranch opposite tne
» m r changes made in his
Mr. Jack
Subongue and Miss! visit with relatives at Culver City u
school house. J . Moreback and a appointments. He will now be thc Brown of Portland were married
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Cal'forma.
k
rwood are employed pastor of the West Portland!
Portland( Mult-
*' -,A April
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- ‘ are
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crew from Sherwood
14th, - and
spending a few
Glenn
Anderson
son
of
Mr.
and
Li
doing the work.
| nomah) church, Kinton and Laurel,
days in their summer home at Ce-
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He expects to reside in Multno
Multnomah, dar MilL They expect to leave on Mrs. Walter Anderson of iluber,
I t e . J . C. Seiiter re umed to her Membpri! of the |oca, church are their honeymoon in a short time
^“nd ‘I0'** badly while at
home on 1 leasant Valley road last
, ud to have him remain with and plan to motor to New York. I !
_ F n d*y- making it necessary
u
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1 n il resist v
f from
nun
in n t
. Jays
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a a tew
church
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tor Hr- Mason to take three atitch-
visit with her son and wife, Mr.
Mi»s Jane Beamish fell and broke as (o close the wound.
and Clarence Snider ef Puget Is- I ®______ ____ ■— —
-5! her hip Sunday evening and was; ' . . .
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C ED A R M ILL
taken to the hospital in Hilaboro ; ,A , * f,ito* " of thc Hub** So* - ■
Miss Beamish haa I w n 1
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¡FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
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Mr».
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Mark Every Grave j
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Oregon Monument Works
and daughter, M ss Effie, and Mrs 1 Mr. J. J . Church i* haul.ng wood
lie?man Metxentine of Hiteon were »gam.
in town Sunday and attended the
McKinlejr ^
wiU be out on
preaching service at the church.
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U ill:am
VanLoh, E. L. Cox,
Mrs. Joj-ner
from EaUcada
ia
haiua ochuitx and Henry Schultx here visit hg her daughter, Mrs.
attended an Odd Feliowa’ meeting Jessie Barn.e
held in McMinnville Saturday ev­
ening.
Jake Fnix.
w|,0 formerly
Mr " nd Mr* Arthur MiIler
■ esided there accompanied them and terta' ned a -am ber of relatives of
called on some old friends during Port,and Sunday,
the evening.
| Mra. O. G. Russell has been con
The caterpillar grader and crew fined to her ^
{oT tbe laat thrc*
tf men did Some work last week' daya wi' h the fIu-
on th* old mail carrier road which
Mr*. John Lahee and Mr*. Jim
ttads form the Rood road to the Fulton had lunch with Mr*. C. H.
Reedvi 11* road. There has been no Katterman Tuesday,
work done on this stretch for
Mia. Ella Mullens, sister of Mrs.
number of years, so thc work is
Anderson, visited with her
much
appreciated by those who Jack
brother this week-end.
travel it.
Scholar, of the primary grades' f*™ '* and Martin
Lar"on ar*
are rehears,ng for a musical play
to *tart pickin(r *<*>««berrie»
entitled, -The Three B e a r." which at Con'*llu* next F rd a y -
will ba put on Saturady evening,
LeRoy Petrone, who waa reported
TH RIFT
It is not what wc make, hu* what we SAVE that npvlls Thrift.
THE ITEM« LISTED BELOW Altt FINE F.X \MPI.EB OF T IIE SAVINGS It* IIE MADE
AT YOUR THRIFT STORE
s
to be exceptainally inUr-
Mr id at noon-
^
il.iam W .ntel and Edward L.
Mother * Day was observed at eriir.g when memories of pioneer
A budget meeting was held at
o : ore employed in Scholia.
Mr. w «alc)' Chapel Sunday.
days were revived.
thc school house last Wednesday ri
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thc 'jrorKr ranch and
Mr. Black is butting a barn for
Mrs. Oscar Loi» wa, Utken vio- L T ™ *
P' ! n* ,W" %
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-Mr. Cox in the tile factory which Mr. William Hickethe.r.
lrnuv
„ e^neMav
alt<,rnoon
. - P* - por towe,i
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Wednesday
afternoon
for ,h*
ful|r t crewP
y n,<'rnin8 W'th “
B"y Haskell of Poriland was , at the school where she has been ^
P'J t S
Cedar Mill caller
Sunday.
teaching.
When Mr. Lane came to " tn* Kho° ' «round*.
m
Uur mail carrier, W. C. McKell,
..
the school, he found her lying o n 1 Charle* Haines has
sold hi*
H
« as off the route Tuesday and his . *
' ".( ^ y * a .c ailer Thur'i' the floor in great pain.
She
rc - hoyae and lot on Blanton avenue !
substitute, L. M. Davi, made
the day 0n Mr"
F St* if,n'
covered auff Hently to assume her fc® Mr. -nd Mrs. J. Baker, also of 2
de Irenes. Mr.
McKell
attended
Mrs. B. B. Reeves was a business «hR'es at school the next day.
*
* for
* ! n
who ‘ have
purchased
I Huber,
the funeral of an old friend
in caller in Portland Tuesday.
Mrs
A
. E. Thompson entertain-
. . ,Th*
¿
Portland.
at ed at a
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v
t forget
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m
the r
big u dance
d iic t;
a t
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Kn. n
lihi
u VCe' ! ’1resldent oi tht Grange hall Saturday night.
'ernoon. Eight ladies were present
n . lbIe »chool w 11 visit the
and after a very enjoyable time, I Mrs.
Frank Pulver of Huber en- ■
Schoils Sunday school Sunday morn- Mr Jasper Young of
Portland
thp
, riz„
werc awarded.
Mrs. tertainei
Mrs. Barker
and t h e "
mg und give a booster talk on the ( ' dslt* d
Wltb
friends here Sunday. Russell won first honors, and
Mr*. Q n t and second grades at a party !
i.n jn g Sunday
school convention
Mrs. Charles Diehl was very ill G- H. Katterman, second.
A deli- Friday afternoon, the occaaaion be- S
° c he d ln Laur«i-
Sunday, but is feei ng better again.
luncheon waa served later in *nF th* eighth birthday
of her g
Mr. Dorgan, who i. owner of the Mrs.
N.
E. Smith
spent tbe lh*
aiten,oon-
daughter. Helen. Game* were play- 3
former Josef T.nntar ranch on Tile week-end with Mrs. Susan Thomp
Everyone wa. delightfully enter- £ . " h o l r e
W#r*
•
Hat road, ha. been doing qu te ar aon.
talncd Saturday night at ths baa- by th* h° ,U ,a '
"
ex:"n in e job fencing hi* place, and „
c
. p ,
kot aocial given at the -chool un-
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1-0 *i *-’i.ng the fence row which , f. '. °
° '
c ot Portland H.,r thp
rertion of
Mrg Arna ' Mra. Annie Shively, mother of 5
mast* quite an
improvement ^ * f d. wlth fnend" Sat“rday and
the taacher,
On# of thc
many Uk-rle* Shively of Beaverton,
died £
features of the proifrtim
wa* the
M n. tft lliam Gembella, who has
^
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— M-y 13 In Portland. Funeral aer-
nl in a H ilsl oro hospital has
Dr' Palbcrt and Mr. R. Denny of May pole dance by the pupils of vices were held Wednesday at 9:30
icntly recovered to enable her Beaverton were Cedar Mill callers the
school.
The children
were
m- - t
the fit. Phillips
New
“- J
well trained and gave a perform- ehurch.
Interment in Kiverview
return to her home. She re- Monday.
«
- ' ed last Thursday, and her many
Mrs. Arna entertained a party of ance that would be a credit to any cemetery.
n.'nds hope she has a very speedy her relatives and friends at her
recovery
home Sunday.
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