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VOLUME VIII, NO. 28
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ifca verton, Washington County, Oregon.
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KATHKU'B GLASSES
Fathei '*
glasses lay on
the rnalll|„
IHs.id* the family clock.
They look ao peaceful, lying there
For they get to rest a lot.
Dad, you so*'», a busy man.
He has to work a lot;
And ao tho«<< glasses stay right
lleaidv the family clock.
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ii,_r-
lie riaes when the dew la on,
And Irardly stops to eat,
Youd think that he Would wear .i
Especially hia feet.
«lenr out,
He never thinks about himself,
11a uei.nl time to stop,
He's uainlng bread to teed ua all,
And It lake a an awful lot.
Then there is clothes for nil o f u*.
And they wear out so fast,
I guess that Dad thinks clothes nowj BVs
Are never meue to last.
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I cannot count the many things
iiy father has to get,
—* »•
So muse glasses a«.. --
For he hasn't time to set ,
But sometimes in the evening,
When it's too dark to see.
tam er si's bp in», lirvptai«,
And It's a treat to h *
To see Inni get a paperi
Then put his glasses on,
And içsd the news o little bit;
|t Ith't eery |tmy
Until kis head begin. to nod,
Then mother quickly goes
And takes those precious glasses,
From uff my father's nose.
And Ohi the love shines r.ght out,
ypon my nnjtftfr'; fav*.
A nco she puts my {etn èi* glassev
Back in thsir arcua turned pia.'*.
Coma, foiba, let's give oor Dada
They've earned |t gwHinra* know s;"
Then we can toe them ruad and
With those g asses on their nos*.
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FRUIT FLY IS GREAT
ENEMY OJ:' CHKKIU
The cherry fruit fly started oper-
ation* about the i> of June fha ui
fact will *>v smell while maggots
In tba cherries whenever the fly is
allowed to work. The fly la about
two.thirdi the sita of the ordinary
UrtMCcding the Ceremony- bou«* fly blsckish, with the head
pnd lev« fellow
Aunt of Brid« S ihrs
Immediate action is necessary to
control the situation and te secure
Two Selections
edible fruit,
l
tfunuul
is possible
by using a
WED AT BkiDE’S HOME spray composed of H pound leal
arsenate; 2 quarts of molnaaes or
syrup and ten gallons o f water. This
Young Cuuplf Wil| S|»riHl Ther Ho»
shotiiij sprpv approximately
fifty
pay moon at Oregon Ueqckes
trees,
I
Spray with
rather coarse spray
Miss Evelyn Hite, daughter of Mr. to form droplets on the leaves, co­
and Mra.
J. Hite, and Mr. Ko- vering the outside leaves only.
Thret applications should ba made;
bwit Holland were inarr.ed BunUay
evening June b at b o dock at mo the first on# at this time, the noxt
two at seven-day intervals. In case
bn,¡a s home, f ather Timothy Wat
of rain respray Immediately.
son otiiciaUd.
It is not necessary’ °r advisable
The bride, who was g.ven in mar
to give heavy application o f the
nagv oy her tsthcr woie a beautiful
Spray; too h»avy application* may
uwn of white ciepe Ue chme w,tli
veij Of tulle caught In place by Ip Jur» this lollsgv.
Prompt spraying when the fly ap­
Orange blossoms
bhe
carried a
pears
should give
s sa'isfactory
shower bouquet of pink rose buds.
control and assura marketable fruit
Miss Lucti,* liite. the bride's sis- I
|ar, who pried as hr,Ur*lnS|dt Wuip
MORE THAN FIFTY
pn attractive gown of blus chilTon
GO TO CLUB SCHOOL
carrying a bouquet ol pink carna -
lions Ucatr.ce Hite, a cousin of the
pride, who was flower girl, also
More than £0 4-l| c|ub members
woie blue and earned a basket of vf Washington County hnve signi­
pink sweet pcaa. Mr. Joseph Flint fied their intention of attending the
boys’ and girl*’ club summer school
of Scholls was best man,
I'receding
the ceremony,
the at Corvallis, starting this week, ac­
county
bride's aunt, Mra. Agnes title, rang cording to W. F. Cyrus,
These young people
will
“ I'll Lov# You Alwaya,” by Harold agent.
Dixon, and "As Long as the World spend two weeks receiving instruc­
Bolls On” by Ernest Ball, accom- tion in sgriculture and home econ­
omics. During their stay at Corvgl-
pun.ed at the piano by Mrs. Kuth
lis the delegation worn this county
Anderson, who also played Mendel
jvill b* tn charge o f W. H. Averill,
esohn'* wedding march.
assistant county »gent.
Nincty-filne gusats witnessed the
Donald Joasy, of the Rock Creek
ceremony and attended the leception
calf club, will attend on a scholar­
afterward*.
ship won at the 1921) Oregon State
The young couple are spending fair. Earla Jossy, of the same club,
their honeymoon at Oregon beaches, la being lent by the Washington
and upon their return will bo at County Holstein Club. Other live­
home In b'eaverton to their many stock and crops club members at­
fr,end*.
l
_.„i. tending on scholarships are: George
Barkley. Forest Grove Chamber of
DAIRYMEN’S MEETING | Commerce; Kenneth Willis, That­
cher, by the Washington County
WILL BE
H E L D Jersey club, and Anthony Herb,
Banks, by the First National Bank
I’lana are eonipleted for th* dair­ of Forest Grove.
ymen's meeting to be hold Friday
evening, June With, in the K. F.
MEETING TO BE HELD
Hall at North Plaine. Member* ui
th« boaid uf directore will be pres­
AT NORTH PLAINS
ent to fell of the policies of the or­
ganization. Agricultural
Agent S
Official* of the Dairy Co-operative
B. Hall of Multnomah County will association are to hold a big meet­
tell of the progreet in Multnomah ing in the K. P. Hall at North
County while dairymen from diif- Plains Friday, Jupe 13, (todqy) at
prent parts Of thé county wil| rfh ♦Mill p.nv 8. H Hall, oounty agri­
late the progress they are making cultural agent of Multnomah County
in their
respective
communities. and officlnl* of the assoclat.on will
This is the first of series of meet­ bo speaker* for the occasion. Dairy­
ings to be held through the d iff­ men from Multnomah County amt
erent counties. Officials o f th# Seat­ Clark* County have promised to at­
tle Milk Shippers Ase'n. are to be tend to show their faith in the or­
her# later In the month to partici­ ganisation.
The organization
has
been progressing in both these coun­
pate in later meeting*.
Th* sign up 1* progressing satis­ ties. and w* Urge a big attendance
factorily and it is exported that the that they may know we are suy-
organization Will 1># ready to func­ potding the ansodatiort'
tion by fall.
The men of the Beaver Social
U. 8. D’Spain has rented'a store Club arc aponsoring a card party
in Milwatikio for the P. Siitka place Saturday evening, June 14. A pro­
near the brick yard west of town on gram will alao be a feature of the
the Hillsboro road. The deal was evening. There will he good prizes
mad* through the Beaverton Finance and a good time assured all.
The E. D, Hi
i
Friday,
,'unc 13, 1930
$1.50 Per \ r.ii
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Miss
For t o ito n teen
FibPCO FILES NEW
E X i’ENfeiON RULES!
PARADE iU BE iii»LD
D U -U i 'D
In complianra with the recent ur-
der of the Public Servlet Com mis
elon, increaeing tha axpandturei
necessary
to be mad* in serving
rural rhstricts, the Pacific Nor'hw-r.t
Public Servlca Company (Pcpco) has
now filed
new
extension
rule«
Float is Bring Prepared b; ; which are more liberal. Jn fact, Geo Joiieph Gives Address.
living in territory served
Beaverton Ladies Under farmers
He 1 m A Very En­
by Pcpco energy may now obtain
ita service without advancing any
Mrs. French’« Direction
tertaining Speakers'
money toward the coat of the pole
~
• lines. Under th* new rules, th* com ­
will ma> a tha entlr" line exten­
LARGE NUMBER COME pany
sion at Us own exp«:ise. These naw IB REGULAR MEETING
rules apply to tha Tdalktin Valley
Es h O ’ Th ss Girls Will Be district as well a* #11 other territor­ Asroa Frank Speak« On the gu .»
Given A
Nice Prise
ies served by the Pacific North­ j*ct of the V rland Uoa* Feat vai
west Public ¿ervi-'e Company arm
Api ro inv.t ly ona hundred an 1 •«a adulated companies, and will be­
Th* United Weetaide Clubs held
fla y people gathered at the Mason­ come eifectlva June 16, 1930,
their regular monthly meet.ng in
in
brief,
the
principal
advantage«
ic H I Wednesday when a curl
the Legion Hall at Forest Grove,
pirty was given for the benefit of of tha new kne extension rules to Tuesday evening, June 10, with pro­
the float from Beaverton which is the faim sr and rural oistricte are bably as large a crowd aa baa at­
as follows;
to be entered in th* Portland H en
tended any of these gatherings pres­
(1) The company w ll make a
Fet v 1, whlc i will be held T*’ U“ ‘!ay
free extension up to $7k for «sen ent. On* of the first featu:es on
a d Krld y o f this week.
customer instead of $t>0 us obtained t^e program wa* th* introduction
At til's P r‘ e lb* to«! voles So« under in« old rules. This is an in-
the {and!date* for “ Mias L’ca-
i'Mi*s Bekvertotj” , for the H g'Or- crui e of 26'A in the amount of v#rtonH who
were present. Only
tun float, were counted
and Mis« free extension service
which the four were there to answer to that
Ada Mcrio was deciared queen. bv
Ada Merle, Helen TeITt, Er-
company offer* to th* rural c w ;, (
an O'.erwhalmlng majority, ha'-t- ••
tna Nelson, and Marie Amacher.
tomer.
The candidate« were cheered hearti­
tS'.PhO v i a . >llss 01* yds Me L eo!
the company will invest in a
ly-
wa* second, with 71,400 vote ; Ma
line extension a sum of money u,- ,
Senator Milton MV'd*
YSuv^txau
ria Amachcr, third, and Erma Nel­
to iiitcc nines the estimated annual
w »-
«ui* UeliwteO one of
son, fourth.
revenue guaranteed Ly the eusto'. r
patriotic
address
M as Mrrlo la a very pretty girl without any additu.^et tore-wacnt a>a c<»abrated
and will make a beautiful, petit* ti* the cutComcr, and the customer supporting the sponsoring by tJ>-
queen. Etrh of th,ese girl# will will recc.ve service at tpe same clubs of a “ Sur<r-H ghwav"
Charojvocg to Palem.
receive a prise.
rates as obtain in adjacent cities Portland.
Twenty-two tables of cards were and communities in district iu which a Ta»iac then intraduced a resolu­
In play. .Vrs. F. G. Donaldson won h.- live;,
tieretofore 'be company tion to the effect that the club go on
ladies first prize, and Mrs
V«u had invented' twq #n<i oue-hsif times record aa favoring not only the Pio­
but th* Mewortal
Meter, second. My. Ui*pi*>r won the revenue. This repre'ania an in­ neer Highway
first gentleman1* prize, ard A . M crease of 20‘ t in free Investment building for *£hLh there is a bill
Jannren, second. Mr». McKell won over the former policy.
2 **. or fore’ Congress setting aside
ladles' door prize and Mr. C. J.
purpose. After
(3) In tx^ av i u teat the cost of *125,000 for that
Bielman. gentleman'» door prize.
th* vote to adopt the resolution.
lh* exfenston is greater than |75.
Refreshment* <s e*k* and c o ffc or three times the estimated annual President Geo. W . Lip pert stated
Yhqp ou|U*a *f the resolution would
fe r e served »t a la'e hour.
revenue, th* company nevertheless
The float is now being decorated will spend th*;. ^koeaa oust, which •e forwarded to the delegat.on tQ
and made ready for the narad* b - •uni aeretofore under the old rules Congress.
4 nuo,bv* vt tsvavgrton ladles' un ; h*‘l ^Un paid by th* farmer.
. Aaron Frank, partner in the Meier
A Frank store in Portland gave a
dcr th* direction of
Trench.
(4) Because of th« company ma - short address about the Portland
King th« »nttre expenditure necess­
Rose Festival which is being held
JA MIS COI-EMAN IB
ary
to render
service,
delivery this week. He urged ita support.
charge
which
heretofore
has
been
During th* course of hia talk h*
GIVEN A NUMERAL
ItV
-ier month
is increased to gave some Interesting figure* about
IH<rr per month. This chargo takes Oregon and ita products.
James Coleman of Beaverton has
erne o f th* actual cost of main­
The principal speaker o f the eve­
Ju*t been awarded a fruahm«« nu
taining the investment in lir.e over
Candidate
moral (ly th* te>ard of athletic c«n- , and above that which the regular ning was Geo. Joseph,
ttol for participation in track at the rates would provide for together for Governor on the Republican tick­
et. He made somewhat of a politi­
Oregon State l Vile ire this season j with 8rr return upon the invest
cal talk concerning hi* platform. As
He is ronstciered \>1' C«*»L Lon Stt- j
tr.er.t in excess line, f&r which the an entertaining speaker he is one
uvt as rromts ng material for nex
rate structure does not provide re­ of the best. Space hardly permits
year's varsity team.
turn. In other word', the company
Coleman specializes in the pol<- ( ac » as henkar for the entire line much of a resume of what he said.
Had h.s subject
been "Municipal
vault. He tied for first place in *hi i oxt«n»ion. Thus
tho farmer
and
Ownership o f Public Utilities” he
event in thy dual la*uk ir.««t w
rural subscriber keeps the money
tlrcgon frosh and tied for seourv. , which heretofore would have been could have been considered earnest,
place In the same event In the mce. 1 invested in line extension and is. convincing, and enthusiastic. He told
of the hundreds of thousand» of
with Albany College.
therefore, more able to properly
here
wire and equip his premises for the horsepower go.ng to waste
in the Northwest, and especially In
utilization
of
electric
service
so
ne­
MIL AND MRS. DAMES
Oregon, which has within its bor­
to his farm operations.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS cessary
It is interesting
to know that ders one quarter of the potential
pructically 60% of the fai mere in hydro-electric power in this who!«
Mr. and Mrs. L. M Davie« hau tVashingthn County are now receiv­ United States. He told of the devel­
as guest« Sunday evening .ttrs. so * ing electric service, a very high opment of other sections which en­
phi* Olson, Mrs. Louis* Anderson, percentage when we consider this joy public ownership of power. He
Mr. and Mrs- Elmer Anderson ana serveie is available to less than also told many personal incidents
Sonny Rankin all of Portland. Mrs 15'.« of the farmers of the United which gav* some insight into the
Aiaivrson. an aunt of Mr»- Davies, stales. Washington County is in­ character o f the man.
leaves this month for Europe, ac
deed fortunate, and,
under these
popipanied by her daughter Wilma most liberal rules, should soon ap­ D U V HOLD THEIR
an instructor of Domestic Science proach the 1007c saturation point.
REGULAR MEETING
at Corvmll.s. They expect to visit
England. France, Holland, Germany,
Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Fetch who
Norway, Denmark and Swyden wh'ch moved to Yamhill Tuesday
The D. U. V. of the Civil War
were
1* Mrs, Ahdereui«'* birthplace, a re
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doy met Monday at their regular meet­
turn after forty
years'
aUence Gray at the Yew Bow Inn Sunday. ing. Mrs. Celia Hulett and Mrs.
Good wishes go with them.
They were also entertained at a Emma Fush were chosen delegates
trout dinner Monday
noon at the to the State Convention to be held
in ttugene. June 24, 25 and 26.
Th* 1930 Officers' Club of the O. home o f Mr.
and Mrs. F. W.
They will meet again next Mon­
E S. met at the home of Mrs. F. H
Livermor^ Jp, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. day at the home of Mrs. Albaugh
Schoene Friday evening who wa
hostess with her sister Miss Mabel W-ilmot entertained for them Mon­ in Huber to f,nish the quilt on which
they have been working.
day evening.
Carlson.
Meet At Forest Grove
IPIID6E ALLIANCE
To m FlA <
0 Of r«E ,
united states and
foTnEi$pm ic
WHICH IT STAMPS,
ONE NA90N, INDIVIS|DIE,
with u gepry anp
viuvrice TPR Ail*
a
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U fiL L D iW t iiU i«
The board of directors of tl.»
Chamber of Commerce have dscideu
to have a parad ■ this year during
the "Happy Days” ce.abration. i-
w,ll b* at 2 ;30 on thz afternoon oi
July 3. The following pi’.««» aru
btmg offered:
♦ 10.00 for first priz* to the or­
ganization having the largest num­
ber of cars in the parade
(cars
must bear the name or emblem of
th« order; $7-50 Is th* second prise.
16 00 to the dealer having th?
largest representation c f new ears
under 91.000.00.
16.00 to the dealer
having the
largest representation of new cars
over 91,000.00.
96 Oj to th« car having tbs lar­
gest number of babies in it four
years of age and under.
9600
to the five-pissenger car
having the largest number of red­
headed people in it.
910 00, first prise, to th* n o t:
eumieal car; 95.00, second prise.
110.00 to the oldest car in the
parade.
95.00 to th* car making the most
noise-
95 00 to the oldest couple driving
a car.
95.00 to the couple with a red
h*aded driver wV«*» *»c-mae com.
f.o-H*"« *■»
the eerrot licenza
puiuhivr that w H be in the A r g »
wtrdow under ««at
L Stipe iviade Secre­
tary of County Com.
W W
McEldowney, A
Banker of Foreat Grove
I h Elected Chairman
FISHER NOT PRESENT
E'mer Slip« From Here la Named
The New
Secretary
Th* newly
elected
Washington
County Republican Commitcee held
thair first meeting at the County
Court house, Thursday, June 6, at
two o’clock-
Only the business of organization
was taken in hand at this me«ting.
W. W . McEldownay, a banker at
Forest Grove, was elected Chairman
for th* term o f two years; Elmer
Stipe, Chevrolet Dealer of Beaver­
ton, was named secretary, and M.
P. Cady. Buick and Dodge dealer at
Hillsboro was named Treasurer.
The executive committee
com­
prises the above named Oftenrs an j
Tboa H Tongue, HPlsboro; J. V/.
Bailey, M'U.-.boro; F,. B. Sapningto t>
Forest Crore; A. Bunning. Corne­
lius: C. F Tigard, Tigard;
and
Terthold FUeschheoer, Gaston.
In oass r » we note that Sjuntcr
Earl Fisher was not present at the
meeting. He was probably too bu y
dirgin;r the tunnel in accordance
with the statement alongside
hia
name on the ballot at the recent e-
lection.
96.00, fr o t prise, to the be
C.own: f2 oil. »eeord.
|2 50 to the newest car individ -
ually owned.
While the prizes ar* all for auto •
mobiles a number o f the businec:
concm-p* »r. || have floats in the p '-
rade representative of their busi­
ness. the Tire department with their
equipment will participate and th. BEAVERTONIANS ARE
AGAIN THE VICTORS
queen and her attendants will make
tAtlr first
public appearance. The
Sundays ball game at Lake tirove
Newberg band and other musical or­
was considerable of a one-sided af­
ganizations will furnish music.
fair. The Lake Grove boys are new
in the Tualatin Valley league and
TO BE CARNIVAL DAN perhaps
have not yet hit their stride
CING AT SHUTE PARK They are a fine bunch of fellows
and like the National pastime but
There will be a carnival dancing there is some of the lack of team
work so evident some years ago in
during the “ Happy Days" celebra
tion, July 2, 3, and 4 in the audi- the Beavertonians.
At present Peaverton stands at
toroura at Shute Park. Hillsboro
The first dance will be Wednesday the bead of the League for the
mu t
night, and on Thursday night will » n w s l k»U —— mm
be the queen’s coronation ceremon­ great ball, much better than they
did a few years ago under former
ies and ball Thi* will be the b:
Clinton has
rocial feature of the celebration managers. This year,
Oevemor Norblad has accepted a worked out a system of team wo.k
which is b rn jin g home the t a i l« '.
invitation to attend and participal
In last Sunday’s game. Watkins
in th* coronation ceremonies. Oth
noted guests will also b* present allowed only th ee hits, struck out
The e coronet cn ceremonies are o- fourteen men, allowed no walks, and
had the misfortune to kit one man.
pen to the public, and after th
A fter Einston had been called safe
grand march following the corona
tion there will be a Jitney dance the at first by the umpire on an error
Watkins proceeded to
rest of th* evening. There will be- by Grand.
dancing day and night on July catch the runner napping and shied
the pill over to first for an un­
Fourth.
The auditorium in the Park is one questioned put out.
it was in the seventh frame that
o f the nicest danc-ng pavilions in
the Northwest with plenty o f floor h bcaverttomans gut in their beat
space, plenty of ventilation and cool woi k . Cox tea on tutting a ground­
dun.'." the hottest hours. An eight er down the third base line, tie was
piece orchestra will furnish music followed by W atkms who gat a
sate single; Grand followed with a
for all three dances.
nice litue sir.g.e and Cox crossed
the plate. Jones hit to Stengel who
SCHOOL ALUMNI HOLD tumbled
the ball and Jones was safe,
ANNUAL REUNION as Watk'ns scored. Murphy sacri­
ficed and Gslbreath hit to Harris
The McKay School Alumni asso­ who failed to hang on to the pill.
ciation will hold its fourteenth an­ Concanncn got a hit but was thrown
nual; Reunion ar.fl } Icnig or» the out at second,
trying to
steal.
school grounds one-fourth mile south Steel got to first on a fielder's
of Whitford station on the Scholls- choice and scored on Hempke's nice
Ferry road. Saturday June 21.
two bagger. But Cox failed to con­
T e program will include a pic­ nect with the ball and was out with
nic dinner spread from the lunch Hempke at second.
bas' 'ta at one o ’clock. There will be
Next Sunday Beaverton will play
an - idress of welcome, music, a no Garden Home a double-header at
sho.t after-dinner speeches. A busi­ Beaverton. The team* are tied for
ness meeting will be held for the the second half and will fight it out
«laetlon of offiers and transaction of for the lead.
necessary business.
Teachers and pupis of this pioneer C J BIELMAN SELLS
school in district no. 18, Washing­
MANY FORD CARS
ton County,
their families
and
their friends assemble for sn alt-
C. J . Bielman, proprietor of the
day home-coming picnic each year
cn the Saturday following the meet­ Bielman Motors, local Ford agency,
is in receipt o f a letter stating that
ing of the state pioneers.
Officers o f the
association are on the automobile sales in Washing­
Vivian Lawrence, president, and C. ton county during the month of
May, 1930, 69.17t were Ford cars.
M. McKay, secretary.
Consderiag the
fact
that
this
agency is rather new in the field
MRS BUTNER IS GIV­
and that they have been very busy
EN SURPRISE PARTY In the construction of their new
quarters, the volume of their sale»
Jk surprise
birthday party ws* speaks volumes.
given Mrs. Sarah Butner Monday
The letter abov« mentioned also
evening by the local I- O. 0 . F. states that for the five month* of
and Rebekah lodges. About forty 1930, that of all cara sold in thi3
gathered at her home to help her county, Forda consisted o f 50.8%.
celbrate her 73rd birthday,
At the rata sale* have been increas­
Mrs. Butner was presented w.th ing it would seem that instead of
a gold Rebekah pfn.
having a building about completed
Th« evening was spent playing and ready for oceupance, this con­
game* and in *ocia! intercourse. Re­ cern has only just begun building.
freshments o f fruit salsd, cake, and W e ll see.
coffee were served.
Anyway the Bielman Motor* arc
The guests departed at a 1st« to be congratulated on their enter
hour, wishing Mrs. Butner
many- prise in getting business in a ter­
happy returns.
ritory already covered by agencies
selling other makes o f car»; and on
thair new building now almost rea­
KINTON LADIES’ AID
dy to move Into.
TO HAVE
MEETING
Mr*. Harry A- Richards, presi­
dent of the Kinton Ladies' A rt so­
ciety calls attention to th# regular
meeting uf the aociety to be held
at the church
Thursday afternoon
and wishes all the members and o f­
ficers to be present as there will
be work on a quilt.
Please bring
sewing tools.
W . K. Phlppen has rented the
Walter Harris house at the corner
of Second and Stott streets. He i»
employed by the West Coast Tele"
phone Co. The deal was mad*
through the Ifeaverton Finance Co.
Mr- and Mrs. W. H. McFarland,
Mr. and Mr». A. E. McDonald and
children. Mary Io>u. and Junior, all
of Portland visited at the home of
Mrs. J. R Keller is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Braden on Sun­
day.
j mother at Blaine, Wn.