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FRIDAY,
MAY
1, 19M
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Miss Ruth Dtrno«) of Multno­
mah Hospital visited Thursday
at her home in Beaverton.
Mrs
dinner
W. J
The Beaverton Review
K A R L B O W M A N ’S
E N T E R T A IN S U N D A Y
Chanticleer Orders Sun to Rise
Mio.
itili lleliulo'lu,
Stani«/
Helinholtl, and Bitty Helinbolt/.
were guest», Wednesday »velila »
ut Ibo J. Il Hulett buine
Mi. and Mti.
Lari ilcwmuii
were
liosls ut a Urge dluuvr
party, at thvlr
buine, Suini»),
Aprii
19, i ooinplluuutlng
Mra
Rnwmnlt'* mother, M in
Ir. W
Bit« lie> in iionor of ber tlrth-
dity.
Sii«« was
alno glven a
show or of glfts. Preseli t were
Mi. aud Mrs. II. W. Rllehcv,
Air. and Mrs
Pulii Hltchey and
| Nou Dean, Me mid M r
Giorni
1 Hltchey, MI nn Ruth Bchu.’fer und
' ClirtlN Kitcbcy.
all o f
Forra t
i llrnve, .uni Mr. and Mra. II. E
liodrhm-k o f Portland
Louese J Carter was a
*uest of Mr. and Mr*
Crane Thursday erenHig.
Mrs. II.
R
Brown lelt last
L. U Myers made a business week to make an extend«., vis­
John Oleson of Raleigh is ill trip to Toledo on Tuesday and it with friend* and relatives In
with bronchial ineumonla.
Minnesota.
Wednesday.
Mias Thelma Peets la in the
Miss
Ruby
Zastrow
was a
Janies Stott of Portland was
Open A ir Sanatorium in Por.land, dinner guest of Miss Wlhia Live- a recent guest of his cousin.
ill with pleurisy.
say, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel of Gar­
The Rev. M. Cahill is holding
Mrs. F. H Schoene was host­ den Hom e.
revival services at the lica l Na- ess for the Tuesday Budge club
Mrs.
H a iti«
Crittenden
of
zarene church this week.
at her home Tuesday afternoon. Portland
is spending the week
A local talent "Negro Show" Mrs. F G. Donaldson woo high at the home of her sister, Mrs
E. R. Jordan.
was given in the Garden Home score honors.
C O U N TY EDITORS
school house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carrie I^onard of Seat­
Beaverton Bethel No. 20 Daugh­
and Monday ters
LUNCILEON GUFSTS
of Job
are sponsoring a
The Godfrey Losll family who tle spent Sunday
have
been in quarantine
for with her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. dance at the Aloha Grange hall,
The «slltor»
of
Washington
diphtheria, are much improved. H. O. Stipe. Billy Leonard vis­ Friday evening.
ited 1 « Sunday.
County wciv guesta tff thè man
Mrs. J. E. Davis of Omaha.
Mrs. W . R . Meisner of Port-
ugoment of the Safeway Storca,
Dinner guess at the home of Neb. is making a short visit with
lewd and
Mrs. H. F .
Watte
Friduy, Aprii 24. ut a liinclinni
visited Mrs. J. H . Hulett, F ri­ Mrs. M. C. McKercher on Wed- friends and relatives in Portland
at the Henry Thlrlo restaurant.
uesday evening were Dr. W . M. and Beaverton.
day.
ROBERT H
After luiie.li, thè party wcnt
Sheets, and Miss Michel Wester-
George McKercher made a mo­
R. D. Smith of the Red and rield of Portland.
oli a tour of inapectlon cf thè
torcycle trip to the Grand Cou­
White Store at Garden H> me is
Wrlght Itakery w tildi Is bndei
Max Bishop, manager of the lee Dam. Thursday, and returned
improving from his recent ill­
thè Safeway
iiiiwiageiuent. 'Iliev
PortliAid
Beavers,
Mrs.
Bishop,
Friday
of
this
week.
,
ness.
al»<< were tuken throur.h a cof­
and their daughter Maxine were
Candidato
Mr. and Mrs. Emme* Moody
fee roustlng and lutt-klug pliant
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Talbert dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs.
of
Roekaway
were
overnight
I
veliere
Alrvvay
and
olher
Sa'ewa.'
and children spent Saturday and Biddy Bishop, Monday evening.
Kcpuhlicnn Nomination
guests Monday at the home of
coffoea are oleaned and packcd
Sunday at their cottage at Bay
Mrs. W. L. Cady, Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B loiwrenee.
Almng thoae maklng the trip
Ocean.
C. McKell, Mrs. Doy Gray, and
j were Editor Verue McKinnoy and
The Whitford Social club met
Mr. and Mrs. A. A . AsT$*ir Miss Juliette Carter were guests
I Ed l'unisn of thè lllllaboro A r­
and daughter June of Portland of Mrs. F. Leslie Spencer at a at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
go», Hindi McGlivra of the For­
1 wus iMiru. rulseil and educa­
were visitors at the R. B Den­ theater and luncheon on Friday. John Gilson last Saturday night
esi Grave New» Times, Mr. Mor
Four tables
of "500” were in
tili in Washington County and
ney home Sunday.
ria frolli lite Sherwi»«l Vallev
Mrs. J. E
Davis of Omaha, play.
utteinlcd thè l ulveralty of Ore
Art Fluke is. in St. Vincwit's Nebr., Mrs. Carf Grammar and
I New*, and J. H. Hidrtt ut the
"We
are
coming
back
soundly
because
me
planned
it
that
may
and
goti lluve limi 10 yeur* of bus-
Mrs. E. K. Stipe was a lun­
hospital as a result of injuries two daughters, and the Misses
don't let anybody tell you differently” — President Roosevelt. Charleston, Beuverton lleview.
Inea» «xperlence, and ani u meni*
received while engaged in log­ Helen and Rose Zerbuchen, all cheon and bridge guest of Mrs.
S. C.. Oct. 23. 1935.
ber of thè lllllaboro
rh.imbrr
H. Parson of Portland at the
ging at Vernonia.
art Portland, visited with Mrs
of l'ommrrre. For Gir paat tbres
Sign
of the Rose tea
toom,
Harold
was
a
debater
In
Beaver­
Mr. and Mrs. W.
H . Grauer J. W . Wilmot and Mrs. W . H
I I III 1« I I IN IT NT tilV I N
Wednesday.
>e*ra bave oporated
rey u r i
Try
and son Jack visited at the home
Tuberculin
testa
were given
ton high school for two »ears
llondlng
and
lliaurance
busaiea»
Bovd Sunday.
Kumherifer’s
Mrs. Inez Glaysier cf Coouille,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Foerste
He has also
been a reporter Tuesday morning to a birr, per-
- m Hlllsboro, ori . ii ir . ii i ti ii i
Ore.,
and
Mrs.
Isabella
Low
of
For Your
at Sheridan, Sunday.
I for the “ Tech Pep” , the Ptnson rentage of the student body b v ,
promise rourteou*
and rfflrten,
Troutdale, Ore , were callers at
school jaiper, and Is now se: vitig Doctors Mason und Welsh. The
i
t
m
n
m
i
servire.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller and
the home of Mrs. E. E. Stipe.
test was made possible I y the
as club editor.
PAKK.H tNB f INDIEN
i fiitil Adv.)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips of
SEEKS RE-ELECTION Wednesday.
Washington County Heal'h Assn-'
—
The
Bea
ver'on
Hummer
McMinnville,
spent Sunday
at
elation.
James Hagens had his tonsils
Taft and Depoe Bay.
removed at Dr. Mason'» jfflce.
Mrs.
A. P. Christensen
has
IOWVSFND MEETING
Friday. He is a senior m Bea-j
FOR
rented
her home
on Canyon
The Beaverton Town«cnd club
verton high, but .because of in- '
Road, but retained three rooms
wilt hold a meeting at the Kl-
juries received
in
a font-ball j
in it for her own use.
wanla hall tonight to which ev­
game with Tigard last fall, be
was unable to continue hi« stu-)
ery t\ie
la invited.
Mrs.
Uosa
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleetwood
dies this semester.
Hamburg will organize a Town­
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
of Jewel, Ore., spent the week­
send churns at the meeting.
end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F Waite with Mrs.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Mrs. H. M. Barnes.
Jane Berry, Mrs. Sady Tuozje.
and
Mrs. Mamie Davis, all of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty, Miss
DOY G R A Y
a
Portland , entertained
the Gold
Miriam Doty and Miss Kather­
Nay 16, 1936
It rites
Star
mothers,
with
a
tea
at
the
ine Denney
motored
to Hood
Into A Truck In«, ut lowest rales
Alexander Court hotel in Port- ;
River Suntay afternoon.
Also Every Khid of other Insur­
land Mtoday afternoon, with for- \
Leonard W right of the Junior
ance.
Does Notary Work
and
tyfive ladies present.
class o f the local high school 13
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) » ■ * ! i W W i i « ^ .
sW H ki ,-u m C
Sells & Renta Real Estate
still quite ill at his hom° with
Fnraure Nursery Established
a serious blood ailment.
KELLY
COUNTY CLERK
J. M. STRETCHER
COMMISSIONER
I
I
Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Manniss
of Garden Home
were
dinner
hosts to the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Mannis of Gresham Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Hansen accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanKleek
to the Yamhill Pomona Grange,
at Yamhill. Thursday, April 23.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Comer
and son John spent the wetk-enJ
at their cabin
on the Wilson
river, near Battleground, Wash.
Mrs.
C. E . Lewis
of Lone
Oak is recovering
from « leg
injury which she suffered when
she fell from an auto recently
FOR
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
G. RUSSELL
MORGAN
I ask the support of the vo­
Mrs. I. G. McCormick of Che- ters of Washington County
for
lialem Mountain and Miss Alice re-election as District Attorney.
Mclnnis were guests of Mrs. R
I stand squarely on my prst re­
B. Brown of Garden Home. Wed
cord. When elected to that o f­
nesday.
fice in 1932 I entered into a
Mrs. Louese J. Carter spent solemn covenant with the people
from Sunday to Wednesday with of my county that I would main­
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and tain the office of District A tto r­
Mrs. Robert B. Brown In G ar­ ney in the Court House, where
it properly belongs for the con­
den Home.
venience of our citizens. I have
Don Woodman, who foimerl/ J kept this covenant. I promise!
lived at Beaverton, and was ed­ that I would conduct t ie office
itor of the Newberg Scrib-» un­ , of District Attorney without
til recently, is the new Oregon­ deputy. This promise has been
ian reporter for Washington and j kept. I pledged that I would re
Yamhill counties.
duce the cost of matataming the
Miss Lois Bierly of Gervais I office. I have reduced the costs
Ore., spent the week-enl a» the of the office of Dist. Atty. al
home of Miss Ruth W jst. Miss most 50%. The figure« spe„k for
For the f< ur year
Margaret West who is a stu­ themselves.
dent at O.S.C. was also home I period
preceding my
election
for the week-end.
1 the average yearly expenditure
The little six months old son '
ma; n\e" ance of the
°f
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frase-
! ™ 9t,riCt Attorn^ r wvas
03
o f central!», Wash,,
died last I?urinK mJr term r tave P r ic e d
week of a mastoid infection. The I this amount ta 21432 00
If re-eleced for another term
Frasers formerly
resided
here
I will continue to carry out the
on Lombard street.
pledges which I made when first
T . B. Denney is at the Enuui elected. Neither personal matters
uel hospital. While hauling a
nor private business have dctrac
load o f tile
on his farm last
ted from my giving to the office
Thursday be was thrown
from
my full time and attention. Dur­
the load In such a wav t la t he
ing my term
I have
already
subered several broken ribs.
handled over 1000 cases
More
Mrs. H . F. Waite attended the than 95%
of those who have
Social Service Club mertir.g at been arrested have been convic-
the home of Mrs. Gertrude Drake I ted.
In Portland Wednesday. aud m
I was born
m
Washington
the evening they were J'nner i ounty 39 years ago o f pioneer
gueats at the home of Mrs Hul- family. I am a graduate of the
da King.
University of Oregon. For fifteen
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Metcalf years I have been engaged in
and sons
attended
the play, the practice of law. I am an ex-
The manner
in
‘‘The House on the Sand“ , giv service man.
en
by the
Knight
Memorial which I have performed try du­
church o f Salem, at the First ties is best attested by the Jud­
Congregational church in Port­ ges before whom I have prac.
ticed and the jurors with whom
land Sunday evening.
f have worked.
Reo Young, senior at W illa­
If re-elected, I will continue
mette University at Salem spent
to
conduct all civil and crlmin-
the week-end with his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Young I a! bu8ln« M
the county honest-
at their home a t Aloha. Their ly, efficiently, and with absolute
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daughter Ruth o f Coquille was impartiality.—Paid Adv.
also visiting
them
part o f the week.
tha
latter
Madras—A forage grass nur- |
sery
has recently
been cstab- |
lished rm the Hay Creek ranch
in Jefferson county by Assistant
County Agent K. W. Sawyer, to
enable stockmen to observe the
performance of the various gras­
ses under nmditions in this dis­
trict. Grasses included were awn­
less blue bunch grass, fall mea­
dow oat grass, little blue crass. I
fairway
grass, meadow
fescue, |
bulhous blue grass, Idaho fescue,
gropvron sibricum, smoo’ h Irony*,
Indian rice, big blue grass cres­
ted wheat grass, slender wheat
grass, poa serunda, blue bunch
wheat grass avid orchaid grass.
HAROLD H I'FF ACTIVE
IN DEBATE AT RFNSON
COURTESY
E F F IC IE N C Y I
ECO N O M Y I
OSCAR M.
TAYLOR
Candidate for
Republican Nomination
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Harold Huff, ’35, a postgrad­
uate student at Benson Polytech­
nic school In Portland, !• an ac­
tive debate student the-e—he Is SLOGAN: Hcaiest, economical aud
President of th e Benson Public
impartial
adminlstra'ioii
of
Speaking club which has rocent-
county affairs.
▼ been holding a mock tria l.
.
(Paid Adv.)
Come In And See Some Of These
R E C O N D IT IO N E D
USED C A R S
Prices Range From
Reasonable Terms
$10 to $450 May
Be Arranged
Classified Advertising Rates
I ’er Word
One Cent
If Paid When Ordered
(Minimum Price for first
insertion, 15 cents)
Subsequent Insertions, per word,
One Cent
Billing Charge
Ten Cents
EXAM PLE— If a 10-word clas­
sified advertisement is inserted, it
would cost 13c for one time, 25o
for two times, 35c for three times,
etc. If necessary to send out a
statement, an additional charge
of 10c will be made.
For N »le—Wood range and gas
plate, in good condition. Rea­
sonable price. L. D. Shtllen-
berger Phone 1525.
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1928 Essex Coach
WANTED
Men Wanted for Kawleigh Route«
of 800 families.
Reliable bus-
Her start earning $25 weekly i
and
increase
rapidly.
Write
today.
Rawleigh, Dept. OKI)-
17-S Oakland, Calif.
p18-2 j
1
FOR SA LE
MONEY TO LOAN
For Vour Vegetable and Flower
Plants see Mrs. Felsber 1%
miles south
on
Wa*«on St.
from the Bank.
c29tf
Farm Loans on well Improved
farms, reasonable rate of in­
terest for five year loans. For
Information write or see E
A.
Griffith. Hillsboro, Ore .
Phone: 171. Farm
Loan Re­
presentative
for
Washington
County for Union Central IJfo
Insurance Company.
c21tf
Savage Electric Washing Machine
— Excellent condition, $?0 0 0 .
BR 3723. Inquire West Slope
Service Station.
p 2 l
1933 Chevrolet Standard
Six Coach
1929 Chevrolet
Sedan
1933 Chevrolet
Master
Six De Luxe Sedan
1930 Ford Coupe
1-doo/
1931 Chevrolet Coach
1927 Durant Sedan
VISIT US FOR BETTER VALUES—
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Upsverton,
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