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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME VII, Number 9
Single Copy, 5 (’ont*
Short Items About
('omlngH and Going» of
People In and About
Beaverton Vicinity
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
January 31, 1930.
Kiwanians Meet at
Home of P. Schultz
By Beaverton Team
Local Members Put on Pro­
Lovett Is Hig' Scorer For
gram; Small Attendante
the Visitor*, Scoring a
At Last Meeting
Total of 14 Baskets
91.50 Per Year
BY SPECIAL WRITERS
ALFKKD M JANN8EN
Social A i I iv II ih
Ar»
Resumed
INTERESTING TALKS
M c M i n n v i l l e
losers
To
A in w nstne ha* appeared on th»
political router. A. M. Jannsen of
Nest Meeting to be lleid at the
First Quarter Looks Bad for Local
Beaverton, Kt. 1, haa decided
to
—■ —
eeek the nomination on the Kepub
(.reenwiHid Csfe on llroadway
Boye; Final Score 36 to 41
... . .
.. . . . . .
,
llcan ticket for representative from
A. II. Hint from the Scholls dis- Washington county.
lie is rather
tricl «a s in lo « n Monday.
GEORGE W. Lli'PERT
well known hereabouts, but per­
The Kiwanis met this week at the
McMinnville’s jpeedy town team
f
previous home of Kiwaman Schultz,
where
Mr. C. hi. Johnson is ill with a haps a little sketch
came to Beaverton Wednesday eve­
years may not be out o f plaee.
Mrs. Schults nerved a real
old-
^ t0* kipptft,
of Aloha,
has
seveis case oL erysipelas,
ning all act to add another scalp
Alfred M. Jannstn was born in fashioned chicken supper.
announced his condidacy for the o f-
to tneir long string of ba-keth il
Mr. K. L). Snuth has besn quite rilnton. lows, Frbruniy 2, 1886.
Only twenty were present, owing , ce
t' uUntJr Judge for Washing-
victories. But the dope „neet failed
ili, »alluring witii abscessed lonsiu. lie spent practically all o f his boy- to a number being su»ent
from ,°n county-
Ha was bom in Wis- to prognosticate what was go'i.g
hood and young manhood on an town. The program was put on
*:'’ nMn *n l"* Vear
attended and the visitors returned to it«-»'»
Louis itughson sprained lisa back
schools
his
low « farm. He was married Nov entirely b / local boys, and n- doubt the grade
..
. ,,,, there, worked
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home town after suffering a set­
last Saturday and ta coruined
to
emlwr I« 1914, to Ruby McConnell eome of the members uceived sev-
y . thruUf,'l Wisconsin University back to the tune of 3H-41
the <*_. _
“
®
his nome.
s ' Vancouver. Wain
Mr*. Jann eral profitable pointers in regard
.a - t i l
" * lL * r?d " Beaverton bovs claiming the ow nei-
KINTON HAPPENINGS,
uated
from
the
law
school
of
that
K. poi l has it Uiat Mr. and Mra. sen Is s natile of May ville. Oregon, to running their business
N J.
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ship o f the lorg end of the score. B ---------------------------------------------------A
Otto h ie le n have relu-ued to lucir They have two boys, one ten and "Jim'' She« gave a vtiy nice -a>l: university .n 1»M. Thereafter he
The weather was not all it should
Hiss Ruth Manes o f Scholia spent
was
engaged
in
the
practice
of
boms here.
ths Othai four.
on now he woulJ "Run e hank."
have b«.n, and >o the crowd whi-h Saturday with Miss
Mable
Van
law in that stale.
During the war he tried his luck We are sure that some of the cus-
Mi. and Mie. Lambert Haussen at home steading in Montana for tonn-rs would appreciate the adop
Mr Lippert was admitted to the greeted the player* was not large, Kle*k, on the Deasant Valley road.
heve a little daughlei, born Mon­ three yens*, but found it necessary tion o f one or two of the sugges- pr -dice of law in li* Wisconsin
lh.ey T ? * “ »>
noi** wh#t
M.ss .Viable VanKleek spent a
day. Januaiy iil.
Supreme Court in U'14, was ad
: r ey,
. .
in nnml-«r» *nd K«ve couple oi days l&st week i t the
to
folio .v
his trade
of well tiona offered,
T*.
,
. . .
, .
m.Vta u, practice in the Keoeral ‘ i**
, 1 bo>rT ple,,ty °* !h w rs when h
drilling on the side in order to make
of Miss Ruth
Maoes of
Stop mat cough
«u h brow ns
Then Leonard A dam s. pointers Courts u„ „ nie .
. ud in ^
the sp lice descended through the
a living. The Jannsens have made
quick cure cougn remedy, brown's
to
the
editor,
on
how
to
run
the
was
sdmitled
to
practice
before
ue-
,0°
p
their home In thia county for the
He Lecumes Widely Known
iteaverton Thai nun. y.
i«i -tt past nine years, the last eight at
' i l i " J n ri-ir, , en igh
United States Supreme Court, at During the fir at quarter it look d
Herman Dallmann went to Gresh-
. V
.. c U-en
- . in
- . x the
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If y ? . ™ ? w»-h.ngum . U. C.,
the
highest as though it w s. going to be “ too am *•» Thursday
where
he
is
Ivan Swtlt and family spent Uie Reedville He
has
well *
In This Section For IlL>
knowledge that some of h s *ug court ut thc i-nd
The A|n
bad" for t*,,, locals, for when
ne sU ylr‘«
w th his *i*tei, Mrs. A u-
week end visiting irienus and tel- drilling business all this time, start
gestion.
would
m^et
with
instant
,
lu,
Book
of
WUconaia
Attorne;
s
;
whistle
bkw
the
sc^
e
board
r
-
d
«fust
Obr.st.
alivea around Grvshain.
(ng with one small machine, and
Skill in Violin Making
incoi poi ating last fall.
His com
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«1
Mi*. J „ n Smith, principal of the
Jack Kaynsrd was in lOWI tns p in y has six machines now.
in- newspaper would be a lot Utter if !*, a k ’
fe*’ T " °i, hl* L,,fe th* ion* 1 end
Put when th*“ h» !f rehool, made her home during He
first of Hie week looking alter his clue! nsr an oil frilling rig.
IN NEW
YORK
thrre were no ads "
J *xpcr ence at th* H,r
h*v« " t " 1» tbinga were evened up
r I st->rm.
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C BORN
business interests hers.
,r*
™ n
,
ned • >"or« favorable standing." considerable, the reading then b e - ------
H* ia
member o f the Masons.
Hall.
After th. usual routine of busi- And the biographical edition
of ing 23-22. Along in the last qu.r-
Including York r te bodies and the ness,
most of the boys went to
Mi. and M ts. fc. S. Dovr.ng moved
Mise Bertha Cerig of Salem is a Widow and Three Children Survive
W uv-ona.n. Its History and People ter the locals, feeling they had
Shrine.
He ia a charter member
into Uw K. U. Voung house
an
/ Vv* u • V
* r
Dm; m . the high school, where . basketball say, of him
Vmon, hi. h Z Z
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***' ng they had * guest at the home of her aunt.
of the Moshington County Rm! and ^
w
ln rr,,Kr„ , between th, rrartiUonera he is ^ .rn zed .1 ! ,uffic,ent, ,**d
th*m «•*
Sixth end Main, Monday.
and Three Children Are Dead
Mrs. August Dalhnapii where she
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McMinnvillr town team and Bea- Uwyer o, high stUinmTnU."
Ä
™
-L ü f S Ä
John Hunter ut Nk initier, Cali!.,
geme, or the wore would probably hM mad* quit* M ' xt<,nded rith -
verton t->wn team in which Bea­
He has i«en aasociated with busi­ have gone up much higher.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ward and
is here visiung wiUi lus p « « u a , LOCAL OUTFIT WILL
Clias. Hau'snbeck
was b u n in
verton was the victor.
ness
more
or
less
all
his
life.
At
Mi. and Mts. V*. U. Hunier.
son Earl took a sleigh
ride
to East Genoa. New York, April ».
next meeting Is to he he'd
Lovett
was
high
scorer
for
the
. DIG IRRIGATION WELL at Thc
one tine ho owned nn interest in
the Greenwood C»fs on Broad-
visitors, having negotiated 14 points H,t* °n Tuesday where they were 1347. When only a young lad hr
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fordney were
a mercantile business, then traveled
went with his father to the plains
hay.
Mrs
w a io s
brothe
dim er guesla oi Mr. ami atra. L.
fur tho Nationa' Biaciut company, for their sme, with Green taking
- * 1 Chailes ° {.
The Board of Higher Education at
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VanKieek ana wile
of what was then Iowa, just after
and
he
is
now
associated
with
H.
A.
honors
for
them
with
eight
L . suyeis, juoiuiay eteiuug.
O, H. C is lorkin^ after the drill-
l - Y t vt
that territory had been admitted to
Orville
Bierlv.
son
of
Mr.
;
nd
Lowry
in
the
Aloha
Mercantila
P°inU
10
m
d
it.
Phillips
and
Ing of a number of w«lis through- » O S i O r I' K iv z b A A -J l-
viiar.ea oSitsty has been confined
Mrs. Roy Bierly was qaitc ill last the Union.
cempsny.
He
is
the
owner
of
a
"
e,*
,rtck
tied
f.
r
honors
for
the
the WlllamrMe valley for the
. v i r r i n v - r n z il ' i l S 'r r k
to me oed wun a seveie case oi out
F.ora there, when about fifteen,
lar e White I-eghom ranch
near
each «e«n > e credit for ten wrek. Dr. C. E. Maion of B e--
purpose of irrigsting
The
flr»t
I .N A T I O N 1 0 B L t l l b L D
blood poisoning in ins rigul aim.
Manhattan,
Kansas,
Aloha.
basket*.
Homrich v , s third with verton « a s called. Orville is much he went to
well ie to he drilled on Sam Brown’s
■■ ■ —
| where for almost il l's ,-ears he
better
at
this
writing.
He is president of
the
Aloha
place near Gerveia. It will be an
To fill the vacancy in the posi­
Mr. and Mrs. Kaipn Itanns
was engaged in the lumber business.
postmaster ...
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Beaverton. - Coir.rr.ur.ily
also ,--------
pros!
Miss Eunice Ellen Snider, daugh-
a utue 16 inch well.
_ tion
_
. c’ tib, - and
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weal of Ueavsrvon nave
lie married there and six chil­
This
work
is
to
be
In
the
direct
the
United
States
Civil
Service
dent
of
the
United
Westside
clubs,
I*.
U
.
V.
H
A
»
E
MEET*
ter
°
f
Hr.
and
Mrs.
George
Snider,
baoy uaugnier oom January ¿ I .
charge of Dr
W. S. Powers, chief Commission has announced, at the an affiliation of some forty
com-
jv r
i V 'n I f Y r u i ' n v
:* much improved from her recent dren came to bless them. Three
Mas. M. W. standing lias I nku In soils at O. S. C. and the work request of thc Postmaster
General »u n ity ciubs interested in the pro-|
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JALVU L i L L i l i l í LriM j illness, and started to school again survive as does the widow, a ffec­
tionately known here as “ Grandma
cunmivu lu lier nome lor ss*eia. is to be done by A. M.
Monday.
Janrsrn and in accordance with an erder r.i-it-on of the .nteiests of tue neople
Haulenbeck".
days w.ui an aliava oi iiw unaiu.
I ,.
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Daughters of the
U nion! Mr
#nd
dr.lliug Co. of Beaverton.
1 oi the President, an open compe- ° l
Tualatin H \alley.
As
auch , The
Mrs. Bruco
Gordon. !
The living children are roiin
John n.
A.
president he hns taken a keen and '
met Monday with a lun- /£dna Richards)
Weslev Heard '
titivc examination.
examination
M r.
J . U c c i.v ii is
a u l iv i tug
Mrs.
Rose
loiwell
and
daughter.
To
bv
eligible
f
r
the
examination
«
c
t
i'c
interest
in
thc
welfare
of
the
che',,’
at
n:>on.
»
f
1
«®
wh'®h
a
short
#nd
Edwin
Rjchards
of
*
Portland
'
01
1
eaverton-
lieorS*
Multnomah
VIUI blood p o is o iu n g in ills
Oauu
snd
Joanne, snd Mrs Della Glutsch re- , n applicant must
a citizen People
of
the Valley—especially P^Pram was given, in memory of
t tfc
k
d { h h o m e o f' *nd
Gertrude Johnson.
late o f
caused 4>y uuealavn iroui a spnuvvr. turmfd
Re>vfrton Monday to re- 0f the*^United States, must usidc those of W’ash.ngton county.
Bcaveitcn
in Hollywood.
former President
McKinley. The
and \fj«s H rr - A K h d i ucu
> viiuii but
uui new
i
W. 11. Uu>u uas oeeu ill at iiu* sum# thrir duties in
the
public within thc delivery of this post vt-
In the fall of 1929. Mr. Lippert *'iytj'dav
Mr* Celia Hulett was
J
* re.
arr>
r lr< s The thice dead are:
Marie, who
Regular monthly meeting of h jn - departed this Inc about twenty six
homo tor several us)S. Jim j uni. v- schools after having spent ^th# past fjce tor two years ntxt preceding won thc silver cup awarded by thc ^¡'<^>rat*d- and *^e was presented
sou is taxing sure oi uw mail ivuU week at their respective homes in the data for close of receipt of ap- State Fair association, at Salem, in u'.Vl. l*
*ke W' th th* USUSl ton grange will be held in ai- day 1 years ago; ard Frank and Arthur,
session at the hsll this week Sat- who died here in Beaverton. Arthur ;
lor mm.
Portland.
__ plications, mpst he in good physical the oratorical contest. He was ad- | “ ‘^ "d a y trimming*.
_
«mrvaevs® condition, and «¡thin Uie prescribed judgvd the best speaker there. If
acc°unt ° t the bad weather. urday. beginning at 10:30 in tl.e wife lives at Crescent City, Calii.
Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook of 1‘orl- ®
( OURT HOUSE ITEMS ngv limits. Both men and women be should decide to make an active
inatallat on of officers w aspost- morning. All grangers are invited Thc other two never married.
iami spent buiiuay al me Dome o.
B
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are
admitted.
speaking
campaign,
as
it
is
inti-
P°ned
until Monday evening. Feb. to attend.
I It was about 1910 when thc fam-
.one. lioioioux s momee, asís. A. W,
Thc annual meeting of the Cooper ily came to Portland, Oregon where
L-U t*s
Applicants will be rated on their mal«d that he will do. the voters
wi.U ha. ! * . a *>iat in~
liuUerneid.
Estele of Ezra P. Wright: shows
, nd
business training c{ "w h .n g to n county may expect ii* 11**10"
the Hillsboro tent. Mountain Cemetery association «ras they spent ten years and 1019 they
Mis. W. K.
Van
KUek
aim
prcp, rty valued at *6000 and , nd PXpe,ience.
10
T " 1* *• to be * public
installation, held at the church Monday after- j came to Beaverton where they en-
to hear things o of i interest.
-
and all daughters and sons of Civi' | noon. Edward L . Cox of Kinton is ! gaged in the lumber
business in
daugliver, KaUiryu, spent auuuay in p- r, (,nB| property at »600.
LouU
Noth n<
be permitted to s -
lo t nanU. al lue J. C. A uusisoii p Wright appointed adminUtrstor. p , , ,
Orville Bierly is quite ill with a War veterans are urged to attend president of the association, and what is now known as the Beaver-
thc «vidence upon which
home
this meeting.
was in attendance.
j ton Lumber Co.
ratings nrs as.igncd which might tonsillar abscess.
>farrla*e l.irenueu
even suggest the political stRliation
Mr. and Mr*. John Uvo* are ilio
in late years
Kinton was pretty well
“ sn ow !
Mr. Hculenbeck
Elv.-in Merton Barham and Marie Qf any candidate
Frank Doane. manager for
CARD OF THANKS "
pai unis ol a itine Uuugmer nom
“ * i bound" during the past storm, but became rather widely known as a
p u|j information and application !f>----------------------------------------------- - 9 Union Oil Co., has moved into tl e with the aid of the county /ractor violin-maker and the
products of
at bl. Vincanì* auspicai, rruiay, Eleanor Stranahnn both of Hi'.ls-
his handiwork are quite
w.dely
Alexander house on the new higr.- ard crew
men __________
and a large
num
**°ro-
blanks may be
obtained
at thc
the 24th.
I take this opportunity of thank
____— o f _____
_______
Aves Jess Crosley and Margnret poif 0(Rcc for which ihc exnmii.i.
ing the patrons of Route 3 for their WB>'- whi,:h house was lecently va- ber of men who reside in the com- ¡ scattered through the Northwest.
M i. ana Mrs. M. C. Mcherctivi Reddy, both of Forest Grove.
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ion jg
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,, from the United fine cooperation and help in assist-
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^ r- Harria, late owner o f, murity, shoveling out the big drifts,
Foi the past few years, age lias
ware dinner guests ol
Mr.
ana
Dao-id M. Ewing and Lillian May states
Civil S rvice
Commis ior, ing me to deli.er the mail during t^le Be* v*rton Radio Shop.
traf c was opened up Saturday a f- benumbed the faculties once so keen
Mis. U. A. niiniort of Portland, Visaing,
both o ‘ f Oakland,
Califor- Washington. D C.
i terroon.
‘
‘ “
thc k te blizzard, and also for their
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and last spring he went back to his
Vveunusuay evsmlig.
nia.
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thoughtfulness :n clearing the snow
Plans are progressing
for - i r -
T !
following from this town i old home in Ksnsas. There he suf-
Wm. E. Bacon
and Bessie A.
The K.amath County courthouse from mail boxes.
struetion of borne for Sigma Pi mad- the trip to Beaverton Wed- ! fered a fall which injured hi. spine,
riail Lvans ami William Stump
Bacon, both of Sherwood route 3. is being renovmed.
W . C. McKell.
j fraternity at Corvallis.
leiunicd irum Lake LyL* last »a t-
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n-sday with a team and sled: J. J. an ,nJury
ahich 1,6 never fu l'
VanKleek. Emery VanKleek. John (
recovcr«d.
urday. In sp.te ol In* lUrUis m a,
G, onf, R BKfrley Circult j udtret
Daniils and E. L Ccx. They » - j In the picture he is shown hold-
maus the tup ln ziv* hours.
j, holding Court
nt Dalis*
this
Fumed with the mail for patron* ing one of his own make o f violins,
Mr, and ilrs. G. P. Fordncy, who week for Judge Arlle C. Walker,
along their line of travel also a while in the other hand he holds
lias* vein living near luminous tor who was incapacitated by a ser-
good supply
of
groceries
from a loving cup won In a radio con-
Wie past year, moved back to then lous fall at his home In McMirn-
Progress store.
’ test of which he was adjudged the
homo on llroauway, Monday.
ville.
The quarterly conference o f ■ .,e 1 ^ n n e r though he competed with
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Spencer, who
Norman A. Thomas. 19. snd Koy
Evangelical churches in this dis- »°.m< of the lead n* mu5iclana of
toox apaiunsnu ui Poluaml uunug Cherney, 21. of Garden Home we»e
trict will be held with
Mountain thl® 8ec- 1,,n-
Home church. Wednesday evening. „ Mr- C A - Haulenbeck died tost
liit storm the past uuse weens, re- arrested Saturday
at Metzger by
February 5th. at S o’clock, when ! Saturday morning at the age of
tarnvd Home auvsuay sven.ng.
Sheriff Connell on a charge of
Presiding Elder Chester P
Gate 82 >'PR7 - The w»mains will be sent
burglary. Robberies In Multnomah
will be present and speak to those to Manhattan, Kansas, for burial,
and Washington County were con­
THEATRE TO RESUME fessed by the boy*. Some of the
present. All in this community are
cordially invited to be present at a i r m a i l p a c k a g e
article* alleges to have been stolen
REGULAR SLliLDULL were m o v e red. The Washington
this conference.
COr.iES TO TTIE BAN K
County robbery was at the home
The joke is on a Kinton couple.
o f J. A. and L. S. Pet*. January
One o f the cold, blustery nights
Now that
the weather ie ini- lfith when tool*
valued
at *30
of tost week, thev fixed the fires
A package bearing, probably the
proved, the
Busier invutie
w..i were tiken. The Multnomah County
m for the night and retired
as largest smount of postage of any
continue the
regular »how nights, robbery raid to have b« en admitted
usual,
awaking
early the
n**t ever handled at the local post o ff 'c i
Friday and Saturday.
was that of H. Cummings of Gar-
morning think'n* it urusually cold n, rived luesdav -lom ing a d d re ss!
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of den Home and Maplewood road*,
upon Investigation found the east ^ the B<inV of B-avartou. It bore
this week the manager win oiler 1 l"H*e6 end a revolver were taken
wind had blown
the
back door gtamp, aggregst ng *3.85 in va’ e
wide open and the full force o ' and can,e by air mail,
you one of
the talesi hive oi Lie there,
the gale blowing through the house., goB.e tim, durins the storm the
season. U»rohl Uoyd * latest coni-
~
No damage was done.
idy, “ Wsloome Danger." and on as-
Three burglaries
were reported
Bank otdered sorro special station­
W : -,
count of the laige cost of the
p.c »he Snenff * ».Rcc for
Saturday
Owing to the condition of roa-t - ery for their modern book-keepinT
tur. we will have to i.is e the ad- night I ’he We derw.tch
« o r e at
around town the mail carrier. W machine, one of the very latest
......o n price . UtUe. but w . wid Comebus wher,- *10 in nickel» and
C. McKe’ l could not
cover his of this sort of
equipment. For
be able to give the Beaverton echo«! dimes and a few candy bsr. we e
route, for the past tv-o week?
avc. fomo reason there supplies did not
*
reported
missing.
Entrance
wa
•
a special price so all may see this reported
miss ng.
that he got part way ar'iind he arrive and late last wee»
they
gained here
by prying
the re r
made thc home of Mr. a:
'rf wired the Chicago house hondl’r j
wonderful p.cture.
window open. The home of Fr ■
F.. L. Cox a suh-station for s '1 thes" snpnl'es. the only ptoee *n
a
r ' r v n i i i4 * r 'T in M
C w inM n
H ltib w o
uiwr«' &
incoming and outgo!.-*, mail for the country where they
ca” ’ »
A
L /U l*svC iU I IvfiT
quantity of groceries, a
gun, s
Pleasant VaUey residents, also thc purchased.
The
Chicago
hou o
l e , ----- --------------------
1 B rtring of pesrl*. wrist watch, and
Oregontsn headquartsrs. Condition« msiled t’.ie ra<’ke,r c late Satirrrfiy
In the last issue of the Beaver- flashlight «-#••#
taken.
Entr.-.ne"
are now much improved and the i f »«moon r f last week.
It ipp t
ton Review we stated that
th« was gained here through a rear
mail carrier resumed his regular hive arrived in Port find M o-d iv
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Rebekah Needle and Social Cluo window where they had been feed-
route Monday.
in order to geJ out he-e rn the
/
WoUld give
thoir next card party ing the birds.
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morning mail Tuesday, ’
illlfíiv
W -C. McKell underwent an ^on-
rnp, ider.r|f the ,nc;emency of tV
on the evening of the th rd Friday
Monday night a b u .g l.ry
was
eration at the St. Vincent »
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rpu-
u .• i i
m
i reported at the Jumper Hill fiilinjr
of February. Th.e should have read
>t
^
, dozen
-•♦c] on Thursdny. L. M Davies is w» « t* r un<1 thf distance th- pack
■;
ft»»,-rl.K w..« f . )
“ the flret Friday," as the next one t ) m Nnd two doMn tubes we e
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substituting for him on the mail
travelled in would seems ai
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route.
most to have been record time
ie to be given February 7,
missing.
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