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FRIDAY, A U G U S T 7. 1931
BEAVERTON
REVIEW
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Ad ve rtisem ent»
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H IT E O N
NEWS
Miss lo o ts Riley was
a guest
Sunday of Elisabeth Struthers.
CEDAR
M IL L
BETHANY NEWS
Snm Rich had one o f his front
teeth pulled Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geise ana
family visited relatives here Ws:
Mrs. Evelyn
Holland, who has Sunday.
been on
the sick list the
past
'
week is improving.
1
r ’orfnce
. w**
,
Mias Doiothea Struthers is spen-
ding « week with friends at Long-
beach, Wash.
What to I’l l ia "Bon Voyage" Bos
To Speed Your Parting Kneads
"Soiling, sailing, over the bound
ing mam" or whittuig over the
landscape in motor, plane or train,
go our various friends on vacation
trips. Thoae o f us who remain be-
hind and want to make their “ Voy-
»**'• as
“ Bon" as possible, will
*** th* 1 lh« « " d off Includes a
“ Happy Trip" basket. It's just an
old custom—but a >ery nice one!
Nobody with an ounce of origin-
ality will give “ just something out
Marshmallow t'ocoanut. t’ut ^ lb.
marshmallows into quarters with wet
scissors.
Stuff each
date with a
piece of marshmallow, placing the
cut side up. Dip sticky surface of
the marshmallow into pink or o r
ange cocoaaut froatettea.
Marsh
mallow cream may be used.
tn
tht > column
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Minimum charge 2.V
FOR SALE
Milk contains all the food values
so essential to a child's growth and
development If you will hut phone
4525 our Wagon will deliver dally
at your home the very best of milk
Beaverton Sunrise Dairy, A. t'anien-
slnd. proprietor
adv. c 39-lf
Big red lorn. Gross free ferry
nt Wils nulle hollow signs. Itt.
3, Aumra, Phone 28. Bring con
.tainera.
p3tl 39
For Sale— Young cow. cheap Will
freshen soon. 2 miles south o f
Huber Tel. 04<>8. Mat Mlomqulst.
adv. p-at!
FOB TRADE
Portland Home
$42UO
trade for
Nut Kondant: To 1 1 3 cups con
acreage to $2500. Gall Beaverton
FIR WOOD
fectioners' sugar add Hi te.ispoon
0430.
p .$S
Good wood, full curd. IfLInch or
vanilla. 2 tablespoons thin cream,
4 foot. Priced right*
Get your
and 2 3 cup chopped
nut meats.
wood worries over early.
Order I
ANNOUNCEMENT ' *
Place only a ‘small quantity of the
now.
IVrry L. Kilander, first ■ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ■
L. M. Davies U carrier on route thia fa n .
*
« “ •“ 0,t fondant in each date so that the
house
west o f Angel street on | Th.-
three this week while the regular
acceptable
basket contains a rai - fillig
| may be completely enclosed by
i Vtlnr
Mill tllM
(irunifr
giv#
, L.
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l ii
IIKr will
Will B
IV
the south side of Third.
p24 3 1 « card party at tlwlr hall Satur
carrier ia vacationing.
• Wr- * nd Mrs
lively packed goodies youve
d, „ , n, , ' kfpt moiaG Brasil nuts
o
is
u .
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tfce home of M r* «««Tel'» b re n ts youraelf. That gives you a chance aw especUlly recommended.
Ghoi.e t'annint Peaches
Reason
d*y' Ailku** N There will lie dan
Several from Hiteon attended the
Sunday.
to put in the things the departing *
Oe
i n i t i A n u 1.
n o w
r
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able ( has. Eller's pea h orchard. Cin,f *nd ^ fr^^m en ts
p3rt
opening
o / f St.
Anthony's
i” .
The annual Rich family reunion fr ‘« nd likes
tu k ,n Jl,tt!*!
Candy Applette*
SI. Cecelia C’h u rtii
school
building
at Tigard
will be held at the Christ Rich >»tes hers *nd there, to make u
1 pkg. pasteurised dates
A co-operative dairy association I A strong flow of srtesian watsr
Thursday evening.
home next Sundsy.
™ intimate gesture of friendship a<
1 pkir. shredded cocoanut
is planned for Hood River County ' has been struck near Mosier.
Sunday
Masses,
7:40
am
.,
and
well
as
a
goodbye
gift.
And
it
af
Mrs. Sophia Olson, who has been
H cup nut meats
10:00 am .
Mrs. E.
IV, Prince o f S y n s s fonls an opportunity
for a little
visiting her daughter, _
Mrs. Lester
V» "i. seeded raisins
Sunday Christian Doctrine. 8:30
Davies, returned to her home in
*'*r brother, cooking fun besides1
*4 lb. figs
Portland last week.
| **r‘ Andrew Eggimsnn, last week.
The person who takes tn ocean
a m., ami 0.:’0 uni.
,
1 tbsp. orange jui e
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist liner won't lack U r quantities of
Saturday Confession, 3:30
p.m.,
I t>p orange rind
The end o f this week will see
to meet at the food, „ but . she , will
want .___
something
Cocoanut frostettes
threshing all over in this neigh- Church is - going
-
.
. .
4:30 p.m., 7:30 p m., and 9:00 p.m.
bdrhood
Some» are sr«liiw their borne of Mrs. Theo. Rich, this week, to offset the elaborate fare of shn
II
dates, cocoanut, nut meats.
Weekday Mas., 8:20 a m .
ft Isn't always darkest just nmtor*
Oddly enou gh and aa If In support
grain in the fiald.
I « Mr.
- —
« - r,. Wm McCallen
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_ hoard.
wholesome to fruit
and * M
a.m
f
^ some
, nJ gom<thing
nibUli con on *«i*in. and figs through food chop
the d s v u
Kvery c U hk I dossil t have o f th# rlalm a o f thla writer AHcs D
ICelly. a m other o f five children , pre
Vacationists boun
Vdd ' » T T * * • *nd ™
“
s silver linin g O pposite« do not Uausi
Mrs. Chas.
North,
Miss Ethel Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Barnes and ^ ,<off ^
( 'h u r i h o f C h r is t
Ijr m srry ssch other sn d hesuty very scute In the mams m agsaius Uis story
North, and Mrs. Chris Restroff of daughter motored to Grande Ronde for
or mounUin ^treats wil m tork> is being kneaded into a
o f how her c h il
o fte n d ocs go with brains.
smooth mass. Roll portions of the
Washoug&l, Wash., are enjoying a lfcst Sunday.
appreciate having a box of good
separated
n»t nr are pwt dren
mi t re into '‘ apples" about one
Rev. G. W. Springer
vacation at the beach.
Quite a few o f the farmers of ies to take along, or to keep fe:
from
her
a
few
of
U m her
inch in diameter Roll bails in the
in
many
popular l i u i u i u d
A great deal of interest and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gardner and this vicinity are
separating their their first meal cn arrival. Even
cue anut frostettes (pink or green.
fallacies that are stead o f being a
Mr. Wilmer Wardner of Jennings milk and sclling sour creani uur- the person who takes but a short Insert cloves to represent ' stem and enthusiasm has been aroused over
nonet
which
drew
tmsrd on general
train trip will relish s box of con-
Lodge were Sunday callers at the ing thè milk strike.
blossom. Us* citron for leaf Makes the new and unique c >ntvst be
acceptan ce of « them m ore close
Struthers home.
Miss
Winifred
Harry Parker who has been sal- fr«tion* P * * * ¡n entertaining fa-^
'
,
Sj
atchy p n r a i e tv together aa u
tween the World and the Sunday
A
:
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_
_
«hion.
with
a
letter
tucked
in
the
™
appies.
I rather th ao cn popularly preach
Gardner, who has been a guest of
fishing at Chinook. Washing- *hion* with * ,ett*r tucked in
echool. Every member c f the Sun
cd and believed jj£_‘ *
I acientiOc
fact
Elisabeth Struthers the past week ton. spent several days at home. toP-
Bon Voyage Fruitaiea *
day school will l>c called upon to
- t h i s
m othe r
Actually accord
returned home with them,
to return to Chinook,
Goodies which pack well, keep
A ie M r d H e a d s d e l
I*»
O
pposite*
M
a
rry
y
He plans
exercise all the energy hr possesses
«4 lb. layer figs
Ing to Albert t
fou n d liar babies
Tem pered?
well without
refrigeration, and do
ifi---------------------------------------------------- a next week.
1 pkg. pasteurized dates
Wti??atn author of T h e Mar a» o f an to os a wedge
in this "T ug o' war'', to pull “ Old
„
,
.
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not suffer from transportation, are
1C O U R T H O U S E IT E M S
E ducated M u i." com lualona baaed w hich gradually forced herself and
1
1/3
cups
shredded
cocoanut
Satan”
across
the
line.
.Several young peop e including ^
to put mto
,<Bon Voyag«’
In developing
*n
moat such com m on ly -a ccep ted hsr husband a p a r t
Vi pkg. sliced orange peel
The Sermon topic for next Sun
Helen Rich, Madeline Stabler, Amos ^
wholesome goodies they must
thit c o n d itio n Mrs Kell reach*» by
a u ich pit rases are wrung
ARRESTS
1 cup nut meats
day will be “ An Unseen Power"
Rich
and
Donald
Jackson
are
plan-
alg0
j*
for
nch
•
•
mei,es'
do
not
a
different
routs—
th
s
asm s etm clu •
Under
ths
title
'Y
o
u
r
s
Wrong
Sidney
Power: threatening
to
Vi cup candled cherrns
in the morning anet in trie eve
A bout That.* It) the July Cosm o- atona presrntsd by Wiggam. Aa she
ning
to
attend
the
annual
summer
m>^e
(or
pleasant
vacations
With
commit a felony.
Vi lb. marshmallows
ning, “ This Is Life Eternal".
•KjiHsn magaalne. W iggam bate« the slates It.
Baptist theg* considerations in mind, health-
R. W. Craig: giving bad checks. assembly o f the German
T " r a presum ably practical, arirswo
lUlaJty o f a arore o f popular beliefs
Put figs, pitted dates, cocoanut.
Young
Peoples
Union
o
f
Oregon,
fu]
pasteurized
dates
are
judged
the
These ru e all the way from »he fact and m on ey -g ru bb in g racs. ws a met
David Smith: driving while un
at Twin «ock a next week. Rev. ^
f(Jr guch ffifta for they fui_ orange peel and nut meats through
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon have
th at Decay Rose d id n 't design the lean« have m ors q u a in t folklore m ore
der influence o f liquor; out on $500
G iof is one o f the faculty mem- fili _n ,he«e Qualifications They arc ^ood chopper.
Melt marshmallows
an hotel and restaurant
A m erican flag to the belief that c o u etrange myth* «logy and m ore u n
bail.
sin* sh ou ld n 't marry and that blind fou nded trgenda than th s peop Is c l
universally popular and are so at I
w* 'er
fruit
* " d on Elder S t
W. J. Ball: assault and battery. *»«•
coun try — no« eg eeptm «
person* nav* an eatraordlnary ten*- any i t h f t
-S t r t c r i^ w h e ^ PsU:!ffed- "or'm ade'' inio \ *[*• SP " » d -venly in a «r tl-b u t-
The
paving
of
the
market
road
$500 bail; to appear before grand
Scandinavia that I have ever $ tal leu
of tou ch
tered shallow pan Past" should be
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"O eneral notions imprrsaiona and Ami I lia ve visited a K»: I"
jury in September.
\ to i inch thick With scissor, between Sublimity and Silverton is
JS--------------------------------------------------- Picture a gay basket or amusing
Whether these Iconoclastic attacks
beliefe ab ou t m atter* o f fact and
C. G. Boggle: assault and bat
slice cherries and ' press into top of progressing.
natural
l a w* W iggam insists
p ro on popular Ideas will win any readers
Mrs. Louise VdnKloek
went to box. tied with festive ribbon or
tary: sent to O. D. Bower, Salem.
mixture. Let cool, cut in squares
The construction o f the Kedera’
vided they are not the ou tcom e of away from their favorite beliefs re
Portland, Monday where she was maline and containing some of the
Ore.
and roll lightly in granulated su
building at Klamath Falla is near-
•rtenllflc Investigation* are always m ain« to be seen
The chan ces ara.
confections for which recipes are
a guest o f relatives and friends.
gar Yields lVt lbs. '
, ing completion.
w r o n g * And In p roof cd this «ta le- ¡h ow ever that they will. Instead m a r•
given.
Wouldn't
you
be
proud
to
CIRCUIT COURT
oirn t he proceeds to attem pt to wreck aha) an army o f belli vert In their
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thomas of
have your name inscribed on the
> Road oiling ia underway on the
a lot of com m on ly accepted op inions | defense.
Stephen F. Blake vs. James D Montavilla
A PEACH OF A SANDWICH!
were week-end guests
I coast highway from Waldport Fer
gift card ?
Fismel:
suit fo r damages. Asks c f Mr and Mrs. W. C. Hall.
Choose large fresh peaches, cut ry to Yachats.
$5000.
Stuffed Dates s Is Trip-Box
through center, removing seed Fill
Mrs. Warren Wilson spent s few
W. J. McCready Lumber Co. vs. days last week with her sister.
Stuff pasteurized.
pitted dates « « b
with a half teaspoon
Oregon Poultry Farms Inc., et si: Mrs. Glenn -Snider o f Lake Grove,
■ove. with any o f the fillings suggested butter and s teaspoon of sugar, and Las: « * « k. »be visited here with
foreclosure.
T.
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v .,nw Tt
alUallv desirable to broil until tender
and delicately Mrs. Wm. Snip* am! Mr ra. Cameron,
he 4-H pig
club met Friday
•
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, Ithoueh glazed. Serve on hot buttered toast Mrs. Snipe made her i acquaintance
Walter M. Miler vs. A. H. Berg,
evening at the home of
their lead— have the stuffing visible, although. glazed
et ml: mortgage foreclosure
h< r daughter in
er U U nd f U
with
nearly ^11 the data may be wrapped entirely ’ s * « with a spoonfu of sauce mode wh-.e visitmg
Des Foley vs. Statelndustrial A c members present.
this way.
way:
Honolulu.
Mrs
C’smeron recently
around a bit of nu% meat or can- »his
Honclu
u .Irs
cident Commission: appeal o f com
V* cup sug r. 1 table<pion com - came from Honolulu,
w
.
died fruit. After stuffing dates
pensation findings.
Miss Tula damsel o f Hillsboro
shou,d ^ ih» ken in s paper bag. etlaroh, one-third cup cold water.
Orval Dawn vs. Maude Dawn: was a week end guest of her friend. m few #t . time which contains two-thirds cup
boiling water, V*
C E R T IF IE D
If It'a Printing
divorce.
Miss Grace McCormick, returning
>nuimte<j i u i ar. 0r rolled in the tablespoon butter, 1 teaspoon g rat
home Sunday evening.
*my ^ ini o f
known as ed orange rind, V4 small banana
We Can Do It
PROBATE COURT
sliced, and 1 ablespoon lemon Juice.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER
Mrs. E. L. Cox attended the see- frostettes.
Tekla Scheckla’s will admitted to sions o f the Evangelical camp meet- Orange Peanut: To
1/3 cup peanut Mix cornstarch with supir and stir
THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
probate.
ing, Friday, which was in session
butter, add slowly 5 tablespoons o f ¡n cojd water until smooth.
Add BEAVERTON
OREGON
Addie E. Tilton petitions to be last week at Jenning s lodge.
j orange juice and V4 teaspoon grated
water rind> and banana.
appointed
as guardian of W. S.
Mrs.
Warren
Wilson attended orange rind or a tablespoon chopped and cook slowly for ten minutes un
Tilton, an aged man, who is in some of the sessions of the N s-
-T H E BEST B u y
candied orange peel. These dates
til mixture thickens. Add
lemon
competent.
zarene campmeeting held in Port- may be sprinkled with chopped sal-
W E N W uftM D
juice and butter ard serve hot.
Emma Williams asks to be ap land at Lheir camp gTound, the ted peanuts,
pointed guardian over her two small first o f the week.
■
children, who own property to the
Obrist o f that home on Wheeler Avenue.
Mrs.
Ethel
McCormick
and
daugh-
and
Mrs.
August
value of $750.
t«r Miss
Blanche and son Virgil town,
Mrs. Alice Wheeler is spending
Orders Signed by Judge Tempelton and Mrs. E. L. Cox spent Thuts-
n couple o f weeks at Newport, va
Mr3‘ Irm* pupils‘
T*>lor fmm*
SParks
of ITwn,
Port j emti0® !«» . wiifc _ h e^ granddaughter
Order setting time for final hear day in Hillsboro, where they vis- land"*piano*
Thi7
ing in the estate o f Elisha W. ited with relatives and friends.
their parents, and other friends were and family, Mr. and Mrs. Newth
Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank C. Fluke pleasantly entertained Saturday a f-
Fult and Dick Bowman and Mr.
Practy Cal says:—
Order setting time for hearing and family, who have been making kimoon
at the home o f Mrs. and Mrs. Clifford York are enjoy
o f final settlement o f the estate of their home in the Progress district Sparks’ sister-in-law, Mrs
“ Past* this in your memory box for present or future con
Robert ,_ ing
m a _ vacation through
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the Rain-
Charles Gerberger.
for a few years, have moved back pomeroy. The students played solos, ¡er National Park and Victoria, B.C.
sideration. McCready’i have proven "Quality" and "Scrviee” to
Order admitting the will o f Net to their home on Tile l iat road.
duets, etc. Dainty refreshments were
Mrs. Edgar Lusby and children
tie Hoffman to Probate.
be words o f tremendous importance. They f i a ’.ure h>iK »t M ks of
The Kirk Hoover place contain- served.
are leaving Friday (today)
for
The will o f Tekla Stieckla be
ing nearly 98 acres has recently
The grain ine this part o f th their new home
in Butte, Mont.
lumber, shingles,
roofing, builder's hardware, paint, windows,
admitted to probate.
,
.
county is nearly
ill theshed out, Mr. Luaby has been there several
Ordered that Emma Williams is ter o f , Mr.
Hoover, is the
new and £ bas kept the numerous out- weeks,
doom, millwork ami everything to build with."
entitled to one-half, and the chil owner and is living on the place.
bugy during the past week. N o-
dren one-half of the personal pro
Mrs. H. B. Luce sn l daughter
,
"
unu“ " llr
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kershaw of ticeable among the locally owned P 7u / -
perty o f John Williams.
am, machines were: Chas. Hemrich. J. ? uth (of For*st Grove were Sun
Portland,
formerly
of
this
town
Order closing estate o f Carrie A.
sys J.
Jake
Conrad * _.
* d'
arrived in town for a few days
». VanKteek, «—
«> . Faix, v.-...»-.
. n"* r . ,
., . .
.
Golden.
SEPTEMBER 10, 11, 12
visit among their old friends and Algesheimer, Ed Rood, Iceland Flint.
, e , ome- r
e* » * rs. uce s
Order closing estate o f Charles
neighbors. They returned home Sun- Hesse Bros. In most of the fields
ro er
F. True.
Misa Ruth Lawrence
of Hono
day.
the yield was up to the average.
lulu, formerly of Portland, is spend
Roy Warren of Portland, who has ®
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Orders Signed by Judge Bagley
F. D. Peck, Sale» A # e n t
Phone 4603
ing a few weeks 1 visiting at the
Aloha- Huber Review
Verne Dysle sole heir to Eveline been a guest for the past couple of _
$2,000 CASH PREMUIMS
home
of
her
parents
in
Portland.
months at the home of Mrs. Louise ffi
B
Bones’ estate.
to his home
Nellie Crownovcr is visiting her
Marie A. Cook vs. Gilford A. VanKleek, returned
last Thursday where he will visit cousin, Vera McElroy.
Cook: divorce. Order by default.
Order for publication of summons relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Denholm
of Orval Dawn.
The “ Loyal Scouts' had a swim- visited friends in Aloha, Thursday
ming lesson at Ihe Riffles, Thurs- evening.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
day evening, which they greatly
Mrg Geo M< Breen was a visitor
Alan B. Dibble, Apt. I l l , Park enjoyed Their teacher E. L Cox Saturday evening
at the Hicken-
way Manor, Portland, and Hazel L. and Floyd Bierly accompanied them looper },ome.
Abbett, 715 Kearney St., Portland, on the trip.
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t
«r iu
Several member* of the Grange
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walken- vigited ^
Ti ard Gran e Tueg.
Orange D. Willard, Dayton, Ore
shaw
and son James have rented .
,
gon, and Thelma Ethel Hayward, the Jake Faix farm on Tile Flat ^
evening.
Sherwood, Ore.
road, and it is understood that Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Whee er en-
Gust Richardson, Hillsboro, Ore., Faix leaves at an early date for tertained relatives from
Cherry
and Sylvia Oiler, Huber, Oregon.
Grove, Sunday.
an extended visit in the east.
Carl
A. Peterson,
5619,
39th
Mrs. McGregor o f Blanton Ave.
Miss Vera Kimber spent Thurs
Avenue, S. E., Portland, and Mary
underwent an operation in a Port
Earline Aplin,
37116, 38th
Ave., day with her sister in Portland.
B. H. McNamee o f Los Angeles land hospital, Thursday.
Portland, Ore.
The Frank Gaunt and Chamber-
Irving C. Eastman. Buxton, Ore has been visi'ing his parents, Mr.
picnicked over the
gon, and Fern Powell, Buxton, Ore. and Mrs. George McNamee, Plea- lain families
snt Valley road, for the past week week end at Ga)eg Creek
Oliver Caslett, Jr„ Hillsboro, Ore.,
LD TIRES arc expentive to
a ü
Ida A. Muller, Hillsboro, Oregon. or so
I The Rebekah Needle & Social
wear out. . . puncture«, delay»,!
Verle E. Prickett, Banks, Oregon,
Nearly every one from this com- | club will be entertained Friday at
and Golda R. Hopkins, Banks. Ore. munity attended the funeral service the Robert Chamberlain home.
repairs cat up more than they are'
Benton Bowman, Hillsboro, Ore., of Robert Teufel held in Beaver
Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Rogers
worth. Trade them in on safe, new
and Minnie Agnes Buzhard, Hills ton, Tuesday afternoon. Robert was
Tti« QUALITY tire within the reach of ALL
a victim of a drowning accident in and Fred Strickland attended the
boro, Oregon.
Goodyear» at our low 1931 price».
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W the Tualatin river near .the Ftank Three Link Assn, at Gaston last
$ 4 9 8
Thursday
evening.
|A’
type». Your size is here! Value*
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
$
0
9
8
Holboke place.
(2 9 x 4 .4 0 ).'
Mrs.
Jessie
Hays
is
home
from
(29
x
5
00)
p
Me o n ly because Goodyeftr
Misses Grace and Blanche
Me
M. N. Nelson et ux to Walter
the hospital where she recently un
$
5
6
9
$
8
9
0
Cormick
and
brother
Virgil
Me
h
millions more tires than any
B. Smith et ux. Part Tract 43,
Cormick went to
Hillsboro, Sun derwent an operation. She is get
Tualatin Valley Homes.
<30 x 4.SO) ^
(29 x 9.i0i
ting
along
nicely.
day evening, leaving early Monday
ol! 1 ij »• company.
$065
M. N. Nelson et ux to Milton W.
morning as gues.ts o f their uncle,
Mr and W m . Nelson and fam -
6 .0 0 - 2 0 $ 1 1 50
Cook et ux. Part Tract 43, Tual
E. L. McCormick, on a motor trip ily o f Portland visited Sunday at
'¡ » < 4 . 7 ) 1
02 x6 4X 3)
GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIR1NO
atin Valley Homes. '
to the numerous coaat resorts. They the home o f Mra Nelson's parents,
Ida L. Kennedy et vir to Floyd tetumed home, Wednesday evening Mr. snd Mrs, Tibbets.
J. Gustin, 1 acre Sec. 34, T. I S . ,
Miss Luells Dsllmann, Miss Ber- : Mrs. Hennagin and two daugh
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A. J. Clarke et el to Hillsboro ths Gerig of Salem, and Albert ^ ters. Miss Maggie and Mrs. Jus -
Greenhouse, Inc., 14 acres, T. 1 S., Dsllmann made a motor trip to tice, visited Monday at the home
| Gresham
Monday evening,
where of Mrs. Rebecca Elleraon.
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Wm
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Daniel KMufiman to Edwin W. ' they were guests at a birthday
W .ibel, . k .
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Pratt «4 ux. 80 acres Sec. 33, I P*fty O f M i„
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T. 2 S „ R. 2 W.
♦ is employed it ihe home of Mr. | they have been living to their new
Oretee
a
Red Hair No Sign of Temper andi
Cousins MAY Marry, Says Wiggam
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Day and Night
Thursday Friday
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