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FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933 The Beaverton LOCAL N EW S Billy Dodson returned to his home at Carlton on Friday after- a several weeks' visit here with his mother,Mrs. Dodson. IKINTON HAPPENINGS! Mr. and M ts . L. D. Shellenber- ger and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney and families enjoyed a picnic at Louie's park on Sunday. H AZELD ALE N EW S Mrs. Vena Boswell who has been visiting at the home of her son, W. H. Boswell the past two weeks, Ray Cary has gone to Skamania. J. H. Aten h u been din«- a shing left Tuesday for her home at On ling job on his barn during the Washington for the summer. tario, Oregon. past week. Mrs. J. B'. Thornton and children Prof. Tuttle of Pacific“ University Dr. Sam Sorensen of Beaverton of Portland were visitors Friday ' supply the pulpit at the Con was making professional calls in gregational church next Sunday, at the Tom Miller home. his line of business last Wedne»., July 30. Sunday school will be day. » The picnic of the Hazedale Com- held at the usual hour, Mrs. A. Williams and Mrs. Steers munity club held Sunday at Eis- , «, Karl Wildman, daughters Mrs and grand-son o f Beaverton were ner’s park was also well attended. > Phyllis and Barbara, Mrs. Henry visitors Saturday at the home of The Hazeldale Community Club Shunk and Mrs. Ed Coonoly and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson. presented the play. “ Spooky Tavern" son Jack enjoyed a picnic at Sell- Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine of |40 “ lar* e audien<*. Saturday night, wood Park last Wednesday. Portland were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Madsen the home of Mr. Valentine's broth- son James of Victoria, B. C. spent, and family and Mr. and Mrs. er, H. J. Valentine and wife. Saturday at the J. C. Smith home. Smith, parents of Mrs. Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Saelens of The marriage of Rufie Santoro and their family of Portland, spent Portland were cullers Sunday at and Lorraine Skene of Roy has Sunday at Roamer’s Rest. the home of Mrs. Saelens' parents, juet been announced. They were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boswell and Mr. and MV« George Snider. married last January family, Mrs. Vena Boswell and Mr. Hansen Brothers .have been doing Mr. T A. Cary and his son and Mrs. E. G. Webb and family some baling for farmers on Pleas Walter Cary and wife and two o f Cornelius spent Sunday at Wah- ant Valley road, during the past children, have gone on a trip back keenah Falls on the Coumbia High , . week, with their baling outfit. East to Minnesota, to visit rela way. By Mrs. E L. Cox Mrs. Walter VanKleck and daugh ter Kathryn and Mrs. Arthur Chinn, of Beaverton was calling on rela- tives and friends around town last- Tuesday. tives They «Iso visited in Los An- *fel®8 Mr. and Mrs. William Laird leu’ t Mk.nduy for their home in Seattle j after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith. Mr. Smith accompanied them home for a few days. Mrs. Smith and Jean joined on Wednesday en route to Vic tons. B. C. for a couple of weeks holiday. Review — - a a s - —™ considerable cost. Max Gehihar, | lieved that the Salem track would state fair director, says. He is | win nation-wide fame as did the -a considering the proposal, however. ! old Lone Oak track of some years E. L. Gheen to John Boyd et ux, Both the pesent half-mile track ago. Since the mile track was a- 88 acres iSec. 36 TIN R3W. | and the new grandstand are built bandoned about 13 years ago, how George H. Johnson et ux to into space formerly occupied by the ever, the lone oak tree from whence | the track got its name has died. Grace Ray, Lot 1, Bik. 26 Metzger old mile track,Gehihar says Since the state of Oregon has Now, since horse racing is back, Acre Tracts. H. A. VanHorne to Edward H. more than $250,000 invested in its Max Gehihar says he is open to a new name for Chaiman et ux, 1 acre, Sec. 13, ' fairground racing plant, Senator suggestions for TIS R1W. Julian MsFadden of Corvallis be- the track. He will appreciate names boast of a mile from any part of the state. James Finlayson (Adm) to Georgs Heves it should Also with the announcement of C. Burke, Lot 35 Willowbrook track. The chairman of the State Racing Commission declared at the the racing meet comes the ap Farm, The Ore. Iron & Steel Co. to E. me*tink that a mile track could be pointment of Dr. W. H. Lytle as S LaCombe, EV4 of tract 26 Tua’- j instructed and would not exceed superintendent of speedway events. atin Valley Homes. ten per cent of the cost of a mile "Dr. Lytle knows his horses,” Gehihar said, “and his presence at Martin Kaufman et ux to Moun- tl,ack any PIa«e p,Re ¡" the state, taindale Helvetia Swiss Ass’n., Part Should a mile track be construct- the track will insure speedy races Sec. 3, TIN R2W. e d ^ ^ ^ h ^ ^ a i i ^ r o u n d ^ i ^ i ^ b ^ on time.” I add Estate Co. to Stanton C. Boyer et ux. Lot 27, Tualatin Val ley Homes. Ma Barnhart to Fred Wohlschle- j gel et ux, 40 acres in Secs. 20 and 29 T2S R2W. __ Real Estate Transfers | ON OREGON FARMS | ta-----------------------------------------------tft! iPrineville— The practicability of establishing a stand of alfalfa with oats as a nurse crop was well de monstrated last v®pr and this spring on land seen on a recent alfalfa tour through the county. One 8-acre field of Ladak alfalfa was viewed which was seeded last spring with Victory oats. The oats yielded 86 bushels to the acre, leav ing a perfect stand of alfalfa. This Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight and! came through the winter in fine Mrs. Emma Johnson of Portland shape, showing no injury from spent Sunday with their familie the severe weather. spent Sunday with their sister and daughter, Mrs. J. F. Felsher and RACING MEET FE A family. TURE OF STATE FAIR S. H. Pomeroy and three grand Mr. John Fiank, Ortha Pulsifer, daughters were transacting business | Bil*y Dodson, Phyllis and Barbara “They're off!” And around the in Hillsboro, Saturday. Mr. Pomer- Wildman. and Eugene and Fred dirt track at the Oregon state fair oy also visited with hi. brother who Pulsifer spent Thursday picnicking grounds some of the fastest hor resides there. at Jergen’s Park on the Pacific ses in the United States will let The regular monthly meeting of Highway. hoofs fly in a six-day racing meet, Berger Johnson was injured in the 4-H corn club was held last Miss Helen Tefft is spending her a feature of the state fair, Sep ternally when the truck he was Tuesday evening at the home of the lank Mr. vacation with her parents, Mr. and tember 4-9. Horse racing has come Mrs. Louise VanKieek, Pleasant' driving went over Johnson was hauling dirt on the Mrs. Floyd Tefft. She will com back into its own under Oregon’s Valley road. _ —* ~ “** river road near Farmington where plete her nurse's training at the new legalized racing la* More than 300 of the finest hor Mr. and Mrs. Nornian Meyers a road crew is making a fill. Mr. St. Vincent’s hospital some time ses will be entertained in the state (Fay Daniels) of Portland, spent Johnson is better, now, and is at this fall. Sunday with Mtrs Meyers parent«, the home o f Mr. and Mrs Otto ¡Mr. and Mrs. F. Poeson and fair meet, according to Max Gehi har, fair director. Right from a Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daniels, Plea- Erickson. , family, Mrs. Taylor and daughters aant Valley road. « —------------------— ---------------------- — ■ Betty, Margaret, Daisy, Violet and track near Portland, where William S. H. Pomeroy l and son KnAiert | A L O H A -H U B E R Muriel, Porter Underwood, and A1 P. Kyr.e of San Francisco is con Pomeroy and two daughter», hath- tffi---------------------------------- -------------- ¡ j Wismer picnicked at Louie’s Park ducting a 20-day racing meet end ing August 19, will come the pick ryn and Roberta, and Miss Mary a new restaurant has been open- on Sund*y- of horses. The animals will be sta Cathryn Hall spent l«St Thursday ed recently in the Sidwell building Mr. Morris *nd daughters, the bled in the regular fairgnaund Portland, tran-acting busmess. ^ ^ ^ ^ M.sse* Fay and Marjorie Morris oU stock bams, some remodeled for Regular monthly session of Kin- Gladys were Portland callers on Tacoma are visiting at the home that pupose, and take daily work ton grange will be held at the hall Tuesday, o f Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Olsen ii* outs on the track. Then on Labor on the evening of Tuesday, August Sorrento. Mrs. Olsen is s daugh Day the horses will be ready to Winnfred Smith o f Camas, Wash 1, at 8:30 o’clock. All officers and ter of Mr. Morris. give Mr. and Mrs. Racing Fan a of Wilma members are urged to be present. was a Sunday guest Wm. Churchley, son of Mr. and real treat. Scott. Mrs Clara Ryan and daughter, | Legalized horse racing with its Mrs. ChuroWey of Reedville dislo- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lusby cele cated his shoulder last who have been guests during the Sunday while 1 Par>-n»utual betting system is prov Kyne’s past week or so at the home of brated their 10th wedding anniver swimming in the Tuaatin river. ' ng a *” g attrastion at Kyne’i Mr. and Mrs J. H Aten, returned sary Tuesday. It was necessary to give an anaes- meet- Hundred« have been crowd- to their home in Portland laat Sat j *nk the grandstands to witness Mrs. Alice Wheeler is leaving thetic to replace it. | the comeback of horse racing in today (Friday) for a vacation at urday. the beaches. M F L V Y N V A V n V P V t r t C T ' ^ e g o n . And thousands are e* ect- Ivan Bierly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bierly, sprained one of his Mr. Dudley of Beaverton is v is n tiNw 'ir a p a r e n t s ¿ 3 ankles badly last Tuesday after- building a new home near Tobias. --------- Labor I>ay. Part of the track re- noon, but by taking good care o f S. Rogers is doing the work. Melvyn Vandermoet. who has ceipts will go to help pay off the it, he is able to bubble around on Mrs H. Harshburgsr and baby I been in eastern Oregon for a short debt that still hangs over the new it a little. Larry spent Saturday night with *tay, returned to the home o f his grandstand. Mrs. Esther Adams spent a few her mother, Mrs. Oscar Mason parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Vander- A t a meeting of the State Ra- days last week with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Conner are mosit for the week-end. On his re- cing Commission ir. Portland last and sister George Hawley and reported m way hom(, ftpr turn he was accompanied by his week, the Commission requested wife. They will remain until after that the one half-mile fairgroun.i the harvest season is over. track be reconstructed into a mile home in months. Mrs. Vandermoet has been hired track, giving Oregon the best re the week. Mrs. Sheets is able to be out in on the Pacific Coast The Dixie Bakery Company of the sunshine in her wheel chair, a ar teacher of the primary grades cing plant o f Kiirton school. iShe will return north of Agua Caliente Meriec. Portland has established a retail ■■ welcome dhange from her <- ir. time to Uke up her duties when However, that request entails sev- route through this tewr — , fmement ^ her bed school takes up in September. erel engineering difficulties and and during the busy season ahead Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks and of the housewives, it will probably n*... patronized ________ Earl Burhannan left Monday for a be well " ‘ and *T Mrs „ ...... o 8. r C. «„«rlcs Mr. Sparks, Mr M r buainegs erpect ^ tr«P b(, in Washington. , They J S i z in K*n s‘8 for and J -----— Mrs. Bert Sparks Sparks and and son son of of Portland, and Mrs. R. C. Sparks and son of Wichita, Kansas, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Robert Pomeroy. ..... , . . . Mrs. Elwood Wilson and baby daughter, Hthe Pauline Wilson, re- turned from Portland Sunday, ix*l will be at the home of Mr. Wil- son's parents, Mr and Mrs War- whiu ten Wilson, for Tlie Albright Brotherhood of the Evangelical churches of this district will be guests at the Summer as- aembly of the Oregon conference at Jennings’ Lodge. Sunday, July »0. Basket lunch will be serve« . . George Snider has been topping out about 400 sacks of onions dur- ing the past week. They are being ■old to a Portland wholesaler. This is the latest date that onions have been sold in this vicinity for some time, but they were in an excellent state o f preservation. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bierly and family attended the benefit show given in Hilldboro last Wednesday evening. A reel o f the 4-H club work made up part o f the program. William VanKieek and Dorothy Van Kleek also attended the picture. Mr. Bierly is leader o f the 4-H corn cl id) 0f K inton. Business Places To Patronize The Reedville Ladies’ Aid with Mrs. Eeckett as hostess, held their monthly meeting at a picnic at k**1 L*ke. A delicious pot-luck lunch was enjoyed by all. . „ , “ r- arkd Mr8- c °dy Werner and tw° 81*ter*;r Jewe11 Bu>- lock an“ Mrs Walter McKay and W . E. PEGG hudband were Sunday callers at the Welter Fish home. Mrs. Fish is a 8ister o f Mr. Warner. Mrs Bullock UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER and Mrs McKay, | „ . M •range Building — Bearer too a d MVs. J H. Neal had as f " " er * ue8t" ». B dauchJ rB< and” Mre° STUDIO BARHER SHOP IN BEAVERTON! Pete Egascue and four children. and Donald Moulton, a neiphew, of- Tappenidh, Wash. , g _________________________________ ^ | HITEON NEW S V -------------------------------------------------- ■ Mr E. D. Hite is attending the Spanish War Veterans encampment in Salem. Berry picking is fnished for the season in the Handy Bros, patch here P" V*P; 111 th* silitis. P rices for Sat. - Mon., J u ly 29 - 31 F. Campbell has been past week with ton- Mr. Bud Seymore, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. V. Wil loughby returned home Monday. MEATS OF QUALITY RESTAURANT SHORT ORDER Cigars, Tobaccos Confections, Soft Drinks E. D. VanMeter, Prop. Cady STEVENS. SATISFACTION PROPRIETOR GUARANTEED BEER ON DRAUGHT 5 1 and 10# Glasses Express Office—Stage Depot Geo Richards. Robert Leachman. Western Union Phone 1060f Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson and Frank Richards, and George God- GREYHOUND COFFER SHOP frey, who are employed cutting *on and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wil- Roast Building Beaverton. Oregon wood on Bear Creek. in the Mt loughby and daughter spent the Hood loop district. Spent the week week end camping on the Wilson end at their homes here, returning river. Boyd’s Variety Store to camp the first o f the week. Ro- Mrs. James ampbell left Sunday MENS A BOYS CAPS 49<-$1.89 bert Leachman is wearing a ban- to join her hudhand in Idaho, and will make the return trip home New Summer Voile Dreeaee dage on one of his handa, at thè with him. Miss Harriet CampbeR All Kinds Picnic Supplies hand carne in too dose contact i will visit friends in Seattle during Beaverton's Own Store with thè saw he was operatine. her absence. 19c Monte Catsup 2 Del large bottles 25c Packed by Del Monte’s famous chefs, Coffee Golden West 1-lb Glass Just right for canning. Save the price either Mason or Ken- lids. of fruit 27c jars. Takes 3-lb tin 75c T o r n a t o s e l i ; s5“ ,„ 25c Olives^ir.SlTJOc Jamacha Giant 1 CZ*% Ripe I s Tall Can ™ 35 c Pineapple^ Sliced or Crushed, for salads or Corn Flakes Post Toasties 2 cans’ fsailing. No. 2 Vi’s 2 pkgs 15c 1 -lb. in Marshmallows cellophane 15c MAPES & SON AT REASONABLE PRICES C. 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