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IIVItON
A Sonnet
Courugeous spirit of - U»e rhniniva* mind,“
Unconquerable nn ocean's wildcat wave
Horn to ttia |>urpl<*. yet for oil mankind,
Voicing that freedom free Lorn spirit» crave,
And the undaunted few have ever »ought,
Sure aa a plummet thy unfettered mind
Sounded the depth of thought.
Unrequited love wept o'er thy harp
And gemmed with tear» the vibrant chorda,
L ife’» living sonnst burning in thy heart
Throbbed matchlea» mu»ic I to deuthle*» word»,
liright luring »tar in the gold vault of fame,
The heritage of ages did impart
To thee a »out of flame.
—Gertrud» Martin Christensen.
City Council Meets
in
('ouncli Deride# To Mark
off fifty Feet On Street
For U»e ol Stage»
MANY
DISCUSSIONS
KIN ION I1A1TEMNGS,
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Mrs. E L. Cox spent Friday of
last week with friends in Portland.
Mrs. Warren Wilson has been til
at her home during the past week
Herman Dullmann and sister, Mis
I.
Hells apeai Thuisduy with
Uvea and friends in Portland.
Mr and Mrs. Chau. Van Kleek
and daughter uf liiteon were dun-
day guests of Mr. am) Mr». E- I,
Co*,
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Cox afu 1m
• • o .W le d . I’rofect WiU proving their home wn tho corns. «•<
Single Hiu •• .. .
I'),..»nut Valley road with a uew
He ReadvefUaed
coat of |iainl.
i a ,ng winded
d»*cu»»i»ua
were
perhaps the outstanding feature ol
the special meeting of the Council
held Monday evening of thia week.
While the meeting m i an adjourned
one and the time Ml for the purpose
of opening bids on the wslk to be
built along the south side of Front
ttt
it waa not until late Ur the
fvfning that thia matter '■">« Hu:
der consideration,
William I'honij son attq wife an I
family of
Portland were
Sunday
guests of Mr. Thompson's sister.
Mrs. Emery VanKleek,
Mrs. Lilly Bierly and daughter.
Mrs. Ethel McCormick, and daugh­
ter » children, uf Hillsboro
spent
Sunday at their Kinton home.
Everett Wright hud tho misfor­
tune to maah One of ins fmgvi
on
S trat and toremoat on the program the left hand, last week, icquiru g
was trie matter of the »luges cau. the services of a physician to dress
—- ramgealion a*o»,g their toule on it.
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k** ><een going on
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hoover, after
Broaoway. tin , hw ,
,h* uast week or so at
for • number of year», annoat • '» » spenu...»
.
aim* tney wera put in operation. , their farm near Slayton, rctui,....
Juat a few days ago a young lady to their home here the last of Inal
waa run down and severely injured week.
partly liecauae uf the pat king of a
There was a large family gather­
stage, or at least the truca wmcli
ing Sunday at the home of Mr- and
hit trie girl waa turned out to pa»»
Mrs. H. A. Kichards. Nearly all of
a slagg parked there.
their children with the|r iunui.es
Aiong trie middle Of last week a spent the day with them
numoer or C iliitm arrived at the
Mr. and Mrs- Oscar Licrmann and
couciuaiun, or poaaibiy having ar­
rived ai. me conclusion unwie W family of Beaverton, Emil Hallman
know u at that tune that the depot Miss Hertha Dullmann and Mrs. bora
wa- .lie pioper place lor tne ».a* Thompson of Dundee were Sunday
gpa to park and load and unload guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
p».,»ciigci a. Among tnese * » » Aiucr- August Dallmann.
iuan u.anii.ng who jiroceejled to put
.Mr and Mrs. Earl C. Bell, who
tne w nee is m motion to ormg tue have been spending the past two
aiage auumril»»» to trial conclusion, months in Vtibaux. Montana, when;
iwu men troiu in# stages ironic the)' formerly leside. returned to
department met with tne
Council their home on Cooper Mt. the first
and uileted to have the »cage, do of the week.
their part toward# avoiding tne con.
Mrs. Hanett Ford, formerly tea.
gealioii. ibe Council decided to give
mem a tty an dhaa agreed to mark cher in tiie Kinton school but now
off fifty feet U" vacu aide of the instructor of th« Laurel View school
■tre«i for me exclusive use ol toe spoilt the wo«k end' *t I he home
stuges. this space on the north Wui Of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd bierly, ol
will be in trout of the Whitehall Pleasant Valley road.
Cate; on the south side it is lo
Jack Moreback and crew from
be located in front of U»e used cur Sherwood, who have drilled u num­
lot wheie tho walk cornea aero»» ber of wells in this town, aro now
drilling one on the Claud
Cole
from the depot-
After other matters of importance place, whovh is occupied by Mr. und
to some or the ettraena was dis­ Mrs, A. H- Dalimanit.
cussed, the bids for the sidewalk
Kay Christensen of Tigard has
were opened, that la the one bid been busy during the past week at
received, from ¿ear Brotiiera. they the home of Mr. and Mrs. U.eriy.
decided to reject this bid and re- An udu'ition to the chicken house
advertise the project.
84 ft. by 41) ft. und olbvr improve,
merits have been made.
MRS. SWENSON IS TEN ­
DERED A PARTY
Mrs E. E. Swenson was tsndered
a surpriM party at the home of
Mrs. Louis iiughaon, and Mr», K.
Davis, Monday sftsrnoon, by a »roup
of liar friends.
Shs received many beautiful pro.
sent».
A luncheon wns aorved at four
o'clock,
Those present
were Mesdames
W, Boyd, Wilmot, B. Denney, L.
Shollenberger, D. Deck, F- Donald­
son, F. Davis, Shannon, B. Taylor,
Jonvs, O. Britton,
MISS FERN HAINES
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miaa Faro llaines returned Sun­
day evening after a year and a
half's absence visiting with re la.
tives in Nebraska, Kansas and W y­
oming!) Accompanying
beg home
were Mr- Isac Haines, Miss Hazel
Haines and Mr. John Haines of
Franklin,
Nebraska
They
came
through Salt Laka City and Yellow-
•tone National Park.
Herman DaUmunu, son of Mr. uno
Mrs. August Dalunaun, figured in
a bad auto accident lust buuuuy in
Portland. Mr. Duliinann was badly
bruised und the otiier occupants oi
the car were injured', but all are
doing well.
Mrs. Florence Lurkin of ‘Scholls,
Who has been spending the, past
few months visiting relatives in tile
•ust, returned home the first of the
week and spent W ednesduy with hi r
sister, Mrs. J- C, Snider, Pleasant
Valley road.
In tho list of names printed la t
week in theso columns of former
Kinton school students who ate in ­
tending Beaverton high school, the
name of Jacob Koenig was acci­
dently omitted. (Editors note— We
believe this is Jacob’s second year»
Beaverton, \V'ashinglon County, Oregon.
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,COURT HOUSE ITEMS;
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Judge George lluglcy signed the
following nrdcra thia week:
^ athurin» McKinnon v*. the Urug-
mun Timber Co. et ala.
Frank W. Miner v». Kuth E. Min*
' er.
and G dngs Of The Nora Juck V». Geo. J. Jack-
Mortgage Investment Co. v». Karl
In And Around
C row man et ux.
i V X. Fletcher v». J. F. Fred.
Ol' Beaverton
■ ricy et al.
MANY VISIT THE FAIR
Many Beaverton I’eople Have Din-
nrr and week end Guests
Alice
Barnes.
Divorce Suita Filed
C. Harne» vs, John
W.
September 27, 1929.
$1250 Per Yeas
west ’ * n,i
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Flint Major Activity Is ef­
fort to Get Salem-
Portland Highway
MEETING IN FAIRY ALE
Henry Davenport Who Live» South
Of Heavert»n 1» Liected See.
Frank Grill untf John E Nelson
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Maude Miller spent Tu«‘ cluy with were arreated Tuesday for the poa-1
session and operation of a still. The
George L. Lippert of Aloha was
her mothef, Mrs. K. Davis,
sj" %
.
u
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still, which
was of a 60 gallon elected preaujent of the 'United Weat
U '.11
" / , ,'
d Harrison capacity, and 150 gallon« of mash hide clubs at a meeting at Fairvale
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community ctub hoate,
Satuiuay
atJ B,.,X ki Cnt bUlU1<1“ y , “ and
" d Sund,y
confiscated.
4t m '
mght. Mr. Lippert, a Beaverton Ki_
Mrs. E. Martin and daughters,
wants member, runs a big poultry
Marriage Licenses Granted
Kuth and Eileen recently moved to
Geo. C. Watson
and Florence farm at Aloha.
Ntwbtirg,
White, both of Portland.
Other officers elected were: first 1
Jack C. Ketchen and Marianna Me vice president,Bob Swayze, member
M - t s Luthciei.u De-inger returned
two Cresdy both of Boise, Idaho.
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the editorial force of the _________
Poriland !
to work at ills bauit alter
Raymond Flora, Forest Grove and Oregonian, of FairvalJ: » io n q vice
weeks’ vacation.
Claudia Barbara McMillan, of Lex. president, C. W. Noyes, justice of
Karl Dine and George K. Dane In ''BROTHFRLY LOVE"
Mr, and Mr
' ■•ncni. Likins of Ington-
peace of Tigard, a brother of Fran*
huger.» spent
i.g w,’.,i
( in., Peter Tolke. Cornelius Rt. Noyes of this city; third vice p resi-, ~
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i.cuvtrtun friends,
2, and Elva M. Bledsoe, Banks Rt. dent, Paul Rising, of Multnomah; M ANY ARE EXPECTED
Mrs. J. M. Briggs of Hcrmiaton, 2.
fourth vice president, E. J. McAiear,
AT iir m u tm t iiw n
1-ulio, spent Tue. day w.th her bro­
Frederick W-. Haring, Cornelius, a member of the Hare, McAiear
1
n U iu iiL U M U S U
ther, Mr. 1. L. Myers and family. Kt a. and Margaret Schneider. For-
and Patera firm of Hillsboro; secre-
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* " 1 Grove, Rt -•
tary, Henry L. Davenport, who Uvea
K 14 exPecieu tlMM will be quite
Raymond
Harrison
left
lor
Nuin-
r«i,t_
\ er Arthur Lynch, Willsmina and »outn of town, and is employed by 4 number of former residents and
p.i, Idaho. Sunday, where he wilt
the Pacific Teiepbor.e arid Teieg.apn ®*uibers of tile Kintun church pre-
enter the Northwest Nozeretie Co., Margaret E. (larte, Hillsboro.
lego.
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Estates Admitted to Probate
“ sls“ nl. ^ r eU ry' Wr3 tlm V £
Anna Hoiers. shows real and per- H' M' Fow# *' Gttrtkn
lreas-
chnrch; thl*
*n
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Mr, and Mrs. Erwin Wills of T i­
llcnrv V RUkD real *nA r«.p»nn. urer, SAm Lawrence, practicing law
«ay meeting- w«th a basket lunch
gard were Friday evening dinner
•1 property valued at $7000.00.
in Portiand whili
in Ralegh.
^he basement of the gran** hail G e O r g e L i p p e r t C a r r i e s Off
guests of Mr and Mrs, W . K.
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I The elubs will meet next Thursday “ * ne* r ni^ n
P^H de. Morning
H i l i h H o n o r s In O r a t n r
VanKleek,
Fine, and unrvie«
^
^ e state highway commission “ ,r™ es
«
10 o’clock
n ° " 0f S
D T d tO r -
W F. Schmidt, twn liquor indict, »t its regular meeting an the clubs » W h a aesswa rrf Bible school fol-
la l
C o n te s t
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ellingson
and k*ve drc'dfcd W. «nuke their first k . *’} r'^
Prt '*chlnF The afternoon
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of Hoouiam, Wn, ar«, v ¡siting at mi nt». No 1 for possesion
^
musxql * »d lr._ B I L L Y S L N S O N
RACES
the home of Mr. ar,d Mn Charle» transportation fined |150 aad pi- m ajor-jcU vitf an effort to Induce ^
roled. on hu 4. for driving whi^e th* cooimi:«iun to designate a 100- *
program and ynwrt addresses
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H. Jacks.
| foot highwray between Salem and
^vUitors
Miss Eleanor Crowd Makes So Much Nois* That
Mr. and Mr». Meade and two chil­ mtoXkated, J2i0 and pawled,
wQu resided in Kinton 18
A| Jacobson and Arthur Rhodes: ! Portland by way of Champoeg
dren spent two week« with Mi».
They Attract The Camera Man
-A. yvars ago, but who now lives in
Meade s parents, Mr. und Mrs. C three Indictments on liquor charges. ®e
Portland,
will
be
present
sad
wiil
ALÜÜA-HUBER
r*“ Mb. i fined $1260 each and pa- I
E. Telit.
-* render several vocal numbers. F. L.
" caravan of twelve tars repre-
roled.
Brown and some musicians from venUr.g the United West Side clubs
M i»« Merle Davies and Miss Ka­
Charles Reynolds, sentenced to 6
Mildred Twoehy is ill at her horn? U urel will also givt musical num- drove to Salem t0 th« State Fair,
therine Desinger spent Saturday and
years
in State Penitentiary for per- with poison oak.
bers, and a reader from Salem is Af onUay m0Inlr:&, °y way of the
dunday in thu Evuns cottage ut
jury’ charge
V ,. Wolfe ts confined at home on the program. It is daaired that Se'Kt* rK biidge. Several represent-
Lake Lytle-
Dim McKnight.
fined S40 per with a bad cold
all old residents be present. All a^lv^a, ^r0tu *his vicinity spoke from
Mrs. freeman Millet and daugh- month in conformity with terms of
others are invited to come, and
new Kran<l stand at the
The Bowman brothers attended the make the day oue to ^ Ienlembet. State r’a.r, among them were C-
ter. Mar.nri u nn
la_ week ul- broken parole,
ter a several month« visit with
Clifford Moore «entended to 1 Pendleton Round-Up.
ed Herr.ember the date, Sunday, W ifo Tes from T'Bkrd, Ben Reis-
relatives in Nebraska,
year in county jail on larceny
Mrs- Ryderman has a new bam September 2tnh,
at the
Kinton *Ia.Bd fro'? G1encullen and George
Lippert from Aloha.
built on her property.
church.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers have charge.
W. S. Peters, paroled on a liquor
In the oratonai contest speaking
purchased the former J. Li. Haynes
Mrs. Hays has charge
. . . of the —
on the question, “ Why We Have
ipuse on Tucaei St-, and are mov­ chargp.
LOCAL
NEW
S
f
Dayton E. Mays, paroled on a confectionary store at Aloha.
sitale Fa n s' Geo. Lippert carried
ing into their new home tins week.
payment of $250 for driving while
tne hign honors and was award-
The Nate Love s are moving in * • Miss
HarrU
m
M via
u b lf otf
f l I - 3 I D
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Mr» John McCarthy of Longview, intoxicated.
the Buchanan house on Wheeler Ave. ro
^capital training to be a
m
Washington, is planning to return
H- E. Buckman. fined $150 and
Mat
King
stiU
has
five
«rp
en
u
rs
nurs*
Thlg
cup
wag
a
ju4Ut
Qileil^
ul
u> her home alter u threi wt-ck a paroled on possession of liquor at
s' work op the hew sned^ of his
Mrs. H. L- Cox returned
home the above named federation and the
v»»it with her mother, Mrs A. \*. XiHic jm Tavern
Ib'mber yard-
Wednesday, from the Emanual llos- State Fair Board.
Butterfield.
MY RON GRAY IS MAN-
The Mesdames
Albaugh. Prink, pital.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Schultx, and
Mr ami Mrs. bud
Hunter of
Genevieve ar.d Lois Shearer spent Geo. W . Lippert and
son met
Whittier, Cal f., and Mr. and Mrs. AGKR OF U. OF O. TEAM Kelly, Love, and Lush attended the
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tea given Mrs. Alice Adams at Bea- Saturday at the home of Mrs, Louis Governor Patterson at the Capitol
W . H. Hunter spent Monday eve­
Five
assistant manager*
have vertoa Monday afternoon.
Hughson.
aud “ P ^ t his new furniture to see
ning with Mr. and Mi's-
K. D.
been named by
Mrs. ___ C. C.
Harvey — was ---------
called to
. __ _ r_ ____“ « w tuce it was and took full charge
Young.
. Myron Gray, Beaver- \ ___
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>Ira John Peterson is re pc. led
his otfice for a few minutes dur_
Rev. .nd Mrs.
Arthur Dungan
.to. . ^ re. ^ r
0re* on City by tbe H1*1*8-8 « h,ir
»•all »quad this season. Gray^ who
w ïo lin & W n t an
^
ü¿ ‘ pr0V*<1 * l
01
lhis >nspecUon. The only rea-
were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.
son there wasn’t any initials carved
wjll be chief manager, iius ch»i|?e operation for appendicitis. The litl.e
W. L. Cady Sunday- R «v liungan
Mrs. Edmond Sauers of Seattle, on this nice furniture was uecause
of the staff. The managers w \ g-r[ lg improving nicely.
is supplying at the tieti.cl Congre­ supervise tiie transportation and up- ,
Wash, is visiting with her cous.n Qeo. Lippert didn't have his jack
gational church.
knife.
p of equipment, keep a record | The P. T._ A. held their firstmeet- Mr3 Archie olson
bunduy dinner gu. -ts at tiie W'. of attendance at practice, check the ing bept. 17. Mrs Hamil was elec-
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.
r.4 n .
Aue weather was good with ntv
Mr. and -
**■
y rain until the caravan reached Keed-
R VanKleek home were Mr. and minutes played by each gridder and ted president, Mrs. Saxon secretary
Mrs. Dave Ward, und son-, Herbert assist the groundkeeper at Hayward and Mrs. Patterson tretisur^-. Ti*e
visited witn
v.ue on the return trip.
and Furl of Kinton. Mrs. Ward field.
second graUa pupils »ntertained them A - R«hse recently,
They mad# noise enough at Sa-
While Mr. L. G. M.ller of Tigard lem to attract the attention of tha
is a sister of Mr. \ an Kleek.
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with k dramatization of the Three
Foolish Bears. Mrs. Mack intio- was working on a building, Tuesday,
jameia man so we lined up for a
Mr and Mrs. L R Craig. FATHER OF COUNTY
duced Mrs. Virginia Bacon, State a board tell on his arm *and
ifac- picture.
of
Beaverton,
but
now
of
formerly > f
i
AGENT IS VISITING
Librarian, who g.-iven an interesting tured it.
Raisiand
spoke at the gath-
Tracey, California, have been vis­
L.V. McWhorter, of North Ya- talk on library work. Tea was Sc-r.
Ren Goindquette returned to the ttm g, as did Governor Patterson,
iting with Beaverton fnfitds dur­
kima, is visiting his son. County 'ed after the meeting.
County Hospital Saturday for an­ and the President oi me Fan LoauL
ing the past week.
B.ll Schultz says that he wo|
agent. O. T. McWhorter and family ■
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other skin graitir.ii ¡operation on
Ray Haynes who recently bought
of HilHboro. Mr.
McWhorter is
A theater party, inchtding Mes- his leg.
eighty cents, betting on the horse
the Dining house, hml his car bad. now writing the history of the Nez )iames N. W. Gorham. M. C. Mc-
races but he failed to say any.
Jy damaged Tuesday
afternoon,
M 3 . John Boland of Cooper Moun- , thing about the amount that he
Petce war and Chief Joseph, and Kercher, F. L. Spencer, W . L
when his car collided with another jV" especially anxious to meet Indian Cady, and W. R. Van Kleek en- tair, fell down the basemeut stain lest.
car on the Farmington road. His fighters and pioneers who can fur- joyed' “ The First Year”
at the anci -««¡Wired her leg, near th# hip,
Also according to his account ox
Dufwin Theater, Tuesday even ng. Saturday.
the expedition the caravan
stuc*
little boy, who was with him re- nish information on the subject.
Mrs. B. A. Rohse and sons Thom- ciose together ail through the day,
as and David spent Sunday with even ate at the saera restaurant,
their mother anu grandmotcer, Mrs. and cleaned the place out of every-
T. J. llanmgan.
thing, even down to ail the pie.
Mr. Lannon of Evanston, Wyo. However, BiU got two pieces of the
nnng ielt ior his home Monday, alter P1*-
a several weeks visit with Mr. anu
MRS. TALBERT IS HO­
Mrs- W. J. Scott
Big Delegation At­
tends State Fair
NORED WITH PARTY
Mr- and Mrs. W. A. Cutting (El- i
eanor Caldwell) of Portland are the j
parents of a baby girl,born at the
Mrs. J. R. Talbert was honored
W ilcox Memorial Hospital.
with a party at the home of Mrs.
Lucille Camenzind, four year old A ‘lan A - Bynon *n 1 ortland- llie
<-u8h„, -I Mr -
m „ . c o .,» ..
rrs
and playing bridge Those present
Camenzind’ of route 8 has lecovered
were Mrs. Ray Ure, Mrs. Frank
from an attack of pneumonia.
Sterrett and Mrs. D. W. Byrd of
_ Mis.
... J. B. Corbeil
.
.. of . Los . Angeles, Portland, and Mrs. J, R. Talbert,
Calif., spent the first of the week Mf# WUfcur Weed, Mis. 1. R. Met-
at the homes of her aunt and cou- ^
M„
Qu Carr, M ri. F . W.
sm. Mrs. L- Hughson and Mr». E. Livennore> Jr, and Mrs. R . g. Walsh
,\V>
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LOÄHSY
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Word' has been received ut Kinton
from Mr. and Mrs. Josef Tanner,
who formerly resided there, but who
of late have been living in Scio.
infoiming their friends, that they
have traded their farm lor pro
perty in Junction City, where they
are now making, their home
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Taylor and
son Bobbie of Park Kose, arrived
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Lou
ise VanKleek where they spent a
Mr. John B. Haya spent tho past few days during the past week
week with his son Wilbur, in Port, Mr. Taylor returned home Sunday.
land.
M r Taylor is n son of William
During the week from Septem­ Taylor who is employed on the J-
ber 80, to October 4, the local school J. VanKleek ranch.
children are to be examined by the
When talking to our advertisers,
County Nurse. Mrs. Richntand, and
please mention the Review.
Drs. Mason and Welsh.
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Short Items About
People We All Know
Comings
People
City
Friday,
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4*
7
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(C.»rrl»M, W N. U 1-
Davu’
of Beaverton.
Mrs. Myrtle Haines, Mr. and Mrs.
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L. W. Tucker and company were M I S g C Q R A EDGELL
dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Philip
iT T L ’ t in t! C T 1T F p t i p
Petroquin, of Lake Grove, Wsunss-
A l lL ix D a O l A l L 1 A IK
day evening.
i m
tv r t>
« ! Mis* Cora Ed*«ll of Garden Home
Mr
" i , » a . « » » , .h . s.->« _ _ r « , « w. . c . .
Mr. and Mrs. " „ T- " i , B. Harris were
at the Multnomah hotel in Portland lel" thlS 7 ck,: ' T S *
l
* e
last week to hear one of Dr. K - e3t *fore *n tbf 4 « c“ ok,nf ^ eet
at tho Washington Count) ¿air.
chardson’s health talks.
and which entitled her to a l
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitworth, Ear. trip-
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. L- Hughson
and Harvey, Mrs- E. Davis and El­
J . E . Stevens returned front Cr n .
sie and Eva Whitworth spent Sun ada last Saturday night, and is a-
dny at the Otto Erickson farm at gain at his old post in the Siudi*»
Banks.
Barber Shop.
Carll Curtis Beach entertainer,
Mr.
and Mrs. L.
A. 7
tw-elve of his boy friends at a party "Speedy.” are enjoying a
in honor of his thirteenth birthday weeks’ vacation in Calif "in i.
Saturday. The boys enjoyed them- Clossen has been in tfi - mploy
selves playing games after which 0f Elmer Stipe for th# past #igjit
refreshment« were served.
yean,
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