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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1915)
SUCCESSOR TO "THE OWL," Beava ton, Oregon VOL. IIL NO. 26. THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1915. $1.00 Per Year Special Family Sunday Din ner 35c at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Regular Dinner 25c Meals also on order. Board and Room $6 per week m The Service and Cusine are First Class. N. Merloni & Co. Beaverton, Oregon. IOC a o HARDWARE During the past week we have ad ded to our stock a complete line of Hardware. We invite your inspec tion of this line and solicit a portion I of your business. t SHOES AND RUBBERS 'Also our Fall and Winter line of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes and Rub bers have arrived and we can fit you nicely. GRCERIES Our stock of Groceries is complete, and prices that are right. Come , in and make our store your headquarters when in town. Wolf Camenlziid Lou W. Wolf, the DODular Dro prietor of the Beaverton Livery stable, was married to Miss Mary Camendzind of St. Marys, on Monday evening of last week in this city, by Father J. P. O'Flynn.' I Both bride and crroom have i been favorably known in this vi cinity for several years.and their friends are many who join tne tions. The happy couple were serenaded by a host of friends Wedndesday evening. They will set up housekeeping in tha resi dence, just south of Mr. Wolfs livery barn: - . Extra Fine Potatoes George Newman brought into i'the Time3 oflice last Saturday a I couple of samples of his Empire State and Pride of Multnomah potatoes that are not only large, I but are nice and smooth. The i Empire ' weighed even two pounds, the other being smaller, but an excellent size for tab! use. The potatoes were grown jen Mr. Newman's beaverdam in the limits of Beavertos. He thinks his crop of seven acree will yield about 1500 sacks, which is. for most land, an enormous i crop. Regular church service will be held every Sunday in the Con gregational church, instead of every second and fourth Sunday, as previously. Prayer meeting will be on Thursday evening, in stead of Wednesday evening. . 0. B. Davidson and family have moved to Clatskanie, where Mr. Davidson will open a meat market. Cady & Pegg 301 SAFETY RAZOR HONING alio all ether makes of razors Automatic Keen-Edge Co. 189 1-2 Fourth St Portland, Ore The Beaverton school opened Monday with increased attend ance and under very favorable conditions. Already more inter est is being-taken in school mat-; ters generally since high school has been assured, and it is pre dicted that once the new building is ready for occupancy many out siders "will make Beaverton their permanent homeb as a conse quence of school facilities second to no town in this part of Oregon. W. E. Pegg sayi that so far no remonstrance or injunction has been filed egainst himself aid Mr. Watts building walks along their Watson street property. If they get through all rignr, it will probably be an encouragement for others along this street to re construct much-needed walks. The work of excavating for Beaverton's high school building was commenced last week, and the work of construction will be pushed with due rapidity. Mr. Martin, who had done the exca vation work for the Fisher build' ing here, is doing the excavation ' for the school building. ' . The club house of the Portland Golf club at Firlock, on the Ore gon electric, was burned last Saturday morning, a loss of sev eral hundred dollars to the club. The origin of the tire is not known. Mr. Emmons, rural mail car- riflr nnt nf Hpavprhin. was nna- rated upon at a Portland hospital Monday for inflammation ot the groin. At last reports, he wasa convalescent. Mrs, Jack Hooper gave her Sunday school class a social party one day last week. A dainty luncheon, consisting of ice cream, cake, etc., was served. J. H. Snow of Newherg visited a few hours Tuesday with W. E. Pegg and family. . They were old-time Iowa friends and neigh bors. ESTRAY Two-year-old torrel colt taken up by Beaverton Livery, branded. Owner can procure same by proving prop erty and paying all charges. Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant For Scab, Mange, Sheep Fleas, and all Parasi tic Skin Disease of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Dogs and Poultry, a Reliable Disinsectant. For sale The City Pharmacy
