A.
I. Uiri-vt t:jf C f
: -art Ella , J . 4 at ei,
in an attempt to qtb'ut title to
certain property . los-WJ t For
est Grove against which a claim
is held. ' ' '
Nena L. King Judaon . has
- brouprnt suit to foreclose a mort
gage held against Allan. A. Dale
and L A. Kay for - t'ie aumef
ICO together with t? e in
interest. 1
i - " W, , , '.'
Fare Leai CesaJw;'..
Sunday niRht the bam on the
: Reghetto place ji)t nbith Of the
Oregon Electric tracks which
has been leased by soraeyChinese
v truck farmers, burned to the
ground destroying a fine work
.team, some farming implement
and numerous sack" W .pptatpes;
the entire damage ernourrting to
alteutflioa. y" --,
. The local .fire department ex
perienced 'Considerable trouble
aftttv the hose lines had been
run out as the fire hydrant had
not been flushed since the mains!
were it id In that part of town.
After t he hose - had been con
nected UP it was found neces
sary to di,' for the water cut off
which was buried in the ground.
As soon as the water wtg' pro-
ureo me m v vwyif vyuuou.
Mr. and fctrs. W, C. McKal)
enttalnad at. inelaborate "'600"
pajjbjr last Saturday seyenjng.
Foijty guests t mjoyed the5 hospi
taUty at the fcUKell residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were,
entertained at a f . arewetl partf at
the W a Heeken wdence last
' Monday"7 hlBlVrr--1w
present some fifteen friends, and
all enjoyed a soitial evening.
Mr. and Mrs. taylor have'moyed
into Portland wherfc they will
. make their future htw'ne., ' ;
n: Dmm! I. in via A 'now fUri
Iljltf 1U 1URBI PUipMW urn eat
Of onions via & P. Sunday.
Tie r. ewJs were t ft
out lot we i and ewe e -n
more ttm dJifited a.Ji Cjv.
Mr. l"?ers held arc 'her re
hearsal df the orchestra; Tur 'ly
morning. This is a splendid tp-
portunlty for those of the t .
school who are Musically inclined
to receive instruction in orches
tra work under such a compe
tent instructor,
The sophomore class organised
Monday afternoon electing the
following officers. Francis Liv-
ormore, president.; .Roy Emmons,
vice president; Vivian O'Connor,
secretary; and Elnathan Sweet,
treasurer. They are also select
ing a motto and class colors, ,
A hotly contested basketball
game was played Friday-' night
m the High School gymnasium
between the High School team
and Town team. At the end of
the first half the Town team was
onfc basket ahead, but were tin
able to keep the lead against the
fast playing of the High School
boys and at the end of the game
the score stood 22 to 20 in favor
of the High School; The High
School boys are playing a fine
clean game and have developed
splendid team work.
.' Mrs. J. W. Fairweather and
Mrs. K. W. Cook entertained at
the home of Mrs. Fairweather in
Sorrento Saturday evening No
vember 19th in honor of Mr.
Cook's birthTy and Misa Fran
cis Fairweather from Tacoma.
A delightful evening was spent;
playing cards, Miss Davis win
ning first price; and ifter a de
licious luncheon, all participated
in the latest stepping, 30 guests
wfmg rpreeeafcM 6d --VH.-Blair
from Portland and John J,
McNamara of Aetotis being
special guests. All departed for
home in the wee 'hours of the
morning. :' ,.
J. F. Hunter was a visitor at
Beaverton Wednesday evening.
Dr, Ecbnuzd Myers I
i Phyelqaji and Surgeon I
.Announces the ppening of his office in hip residence I
OPPOSITE MR. MASON CADYS HOr.'S , 0
Deavcrton I bin
- Until sMs)q and vtajngs Telephaata 15-15
t 4 p, m. TdbplsasM 190Q
. M54-7 MorgM Bf
. Kow that Ce election is 6v
iV ' -if. is anw-'pg tfc
tU- to Ce full dinner
on Thankf ;ivjrg day.
The pele in this vicinity are
very miM pleased to hear that
the tunnel project has again re
vived. We art all interested in
this project and should, in uni
son, stand ready and willing te
do ow part when called upon.
The play, entitled, An Old
U aids' Convention, given by the
Multnomah and Huber commer
cial eluba, was a successful and
highly enjoyed event Fifteen
of the young ladies from Mult
nomah constituted the old maids
thathatd the convention, after
whh the following v program
was rendsred. ' Piano duet, Mrs.
L Darby and Miss Gladys Rose;
vocal solo, Mrs. K. E. Britch;
Saxophone solo, Mr. W. E. Burks;
fancy dancing, Miss Berth! Sha-
han; select reading, Mrs. J. M.
Loomis; quartet, Messrs. Davy,
Herse, Darby and Delk.
In addition, t the following,
from Huber and other places as
sisted in the play. Mrs. G. W.
McAuley, Mrs. Dan Shaw, Mrs.
P. W. Pulver, Mrs. W. J. Lang,
Miss George, Miss Mary Rea
rs ussen, Miss Emma Wilson, Misf
ilary Fitzpatrick, Miss Ends
Freddeen ' nd Miss Zylpha
Harper. " , . ,
Mrs. W. E. Burks is making
an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Texas. -
Mr J. ' Dobbins is still en
gaged in carpenter work at New
burg, Oregon, :
'. Mother Donelson isstHl suffer
ing from the effects of a broken
nan reoeiveilaat Winter..
Mr. F. W. Liyermore is the
busiest man in Huber. He makes
several trips during the day, in
his auto, to and from bis dairy
farm, assisting his son-in-law
with the work. '
The Huber Commercial Club
is now erecting a shelter 16x80
feet so that people who drive to
Huber can put their horses out
of tne weatner,
The Ladies Social Club of Hu
ber presented the Huber-Aloba
I . t I a a 1 H.X C
Kl. .af I2tr J t-y.
VT u IJll sbeup brscltlnf
bar.: e e,'t U.'!y.
r : n P.Q W his hay
acalf Jni EitunLy
K ji 1" irtha lC3;ka was home
visiting her parents over Sunday ,
Mrtr tin. Steve Varsileff
ware V- Jng Mr. and Mrs.
C!as-;n k Jt Sunday an Monday.
' Klu Francis Fairweather of
Tacoma is visiting yrith her sis
ter Mrs, Cook.
Joe and Earl Gay were over
from SkQ"kuQiville Friday night
enjoying the basket ball game.
Miss Ruth E. Johnston visited
with friends in the Rose City
over Sunday.
Ernest Grandgeorge is very
busy digging horse radish this
fall, '
W. E. Squires has had some
repairs made to his residence
during the past week. ' i
C E. Hedge received a pleas
ant visit from his brother Perry
Hedge last week.
Louis Hughson of Portland
was out over Sunday visiting
friends.. '' :
Harry Summers has been help
ing W.H. Hunter harvest his
potato crop.
Miss Ludle Jones wss the
guest ot Beatrice Banes last
Thursday evening.
' Mr. Uptegrove has been doing
carpenter work at tne tligp
School this week.
R. L Tucker haa recently re
turned from an extended stay at
ihis ranch in Idaho.
The children of St. Cecilia's
school will give a Thanksgiving
play at the Grange Hall Sunday
night December 8, at 7:30 p. m.
Eila and Vera McLeod of
Skookumville witnessed the big
game Friday night at the Bea
verton High School.
Omer , Aiken old time second
baseman for the Beaverton Ball
Club, waa home on a visit the
first of the week.
Qharlea Benard, one qf Skook
school wtyh a beautiful five bytumville's leading dairymen, was
ICEEP
WARM!
Don't
"frees" around a stove this Winter. (Move into a
modern building with 13-inch brick walls,.
steam-heated, hot ana eold water.
;,... . af.4
. Up i. to - dato stores and offices .
8anitry Fit Display Lower Insarance Reasonable Bent
Yoar Cuatemers will appreciate these ad vantagee
eight flag. The school then gave
a patriotic program. After the
program Mrs. Herse presented
the flag, ' r"" '..
Mrs. H. J, Cox was removed
last week to St Vincent's Hos
pital Portland, where she under
went ah operation. She is now
on the road to rapid recovery
and will sqon be back among her
many fronds, ;
John J, McNamara of Astoria
is spending a few days with his
brother. ,'; . . ;. .
THANKSGIVING
Turkey is out of reach but
afew fat young geese can be
had at reasonable prices from
C.L. THOMPSON. ,;
YOUR CHANCE
fTo get your wood sawed Quickly!
Let H. R. Nelson Saw it
Get your
riTOPetKLUM
. Eread Also
Cakes & Cookies
From
Ferr::cn & Sons
an enthusiastie spectator at the
basket ball game at Beaverton
High iaat Friday night
A. Torker, late of the firm of
Erickson and Torker has moved
bis family into Portland where
he will make his .future res
M. K. Emmons and wife ware
visitors with Mrs. Emroonl' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis' Zim-
brick over Tuesday and vydnea-
day.v, ; 1 ',, .-. '' , .'
The Parent-Teachers associa
tion are planning an extensive
program, for the next meeting
which will be held on 'Wednes
day evening December 8. More
extensive notice will be given
in the next issue of this paper.
William Zimbrick returned last
Monday from Sodaville, Oregon,
where he hsd been working on
his brother's ranch, the two
have been baching for the met
ten months and William said it
seems good to get back and eat
mother's cooking again,
Archie Chisholm, one time
hotel propoietor and promoter of
the Beaverton Athletic Club,
up from Ashland the first of
the week,
i arattierintr at local citizens
was addressed the other evening I
in CmAv Hall bv four minibterai
of the Congregational church; a
of different parts of the eountrv.
The subject discusstd chie, y
was the expansion ox tne enure i
and raising funds to carry on tt a
work. Another feature of ti s
program was the male quart t
which furnished excellent muv
fa Barnca Schcc! lie;::,
Eur.d-y Nov. ZZ c 10 r. 11.
Any anount of Turksys, Ducb, C:: 2
and CHcrj
BEAVERTON EUCKSr.tlTH ::C?
Atp bodies built and first claa
wagon work of all kinds dor.e
HeneSwewg PlewiLtfM Cwfir.'il
: All work first class and guaranteec-
OTTO ERICKSON, Pre?.
cq ho:;-p-tut: 37 d.'
iruAiMV i- .. v v
Low Rc-J Tn- Fzzzz
between til mtkmi la
on Sotaawn fsdac Up
OiSaJsNsT.rJiaaaSfJi
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Return Lima Dec 4ti
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15-Day RcurJ Tn? Tix'j
st nduetd rstas te all SUUom la ,
CALIFORNIA
- aa 8nut)irB Padte LlM
OnSakNw.Jj.fTJiaciZCi
Ak load nent far jwailed lafcniiaUon or artts
JOHN M, SCOTT, , GesaafJ Pasasajys' ?Ck '
0UTIir;j PACTC VlZj- I
Hduxrd Fern
ron
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November S9 and 30 round trips will be sold
between stations on the Oregon ESeefark Ky.,
. (minimum 60 cents for adults and 23 cents for '
children of five and under twelve years of
sge) good for return, until Monday following.
GO 0?ZG0aJ ELECTT
Through tickets east and south via Po:'J -J
iJ. L. THOIIPCCN, Agent
v Kjarerton.
tmzi rcrT iiicri
Portland Ki.:T.bcfW3
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