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CMbkrCeart
'. XL W. Bxa'r;. brought wit
srJnst-tht unknown heirs of
Anton PfariMr to quiet the title
Xoyropi uto' Which the hein
' have KMMUim.
Bertha Caeelia Howttt it suing
her husband, - Edward A. How-
it for a drwree, charging that,
he abandoned hie wife a year;
ago and that op to that time he
wm a habitual user of intoxicat
ing liquors. . Xe continually
' abuied the Jlaintiii in the pres
ence of their child and forced
her to work in a department
store in order that she might
live. An alimony of 130 per
month is asked beside 12000 for
the purpose of educating; the
child. The couple were married
in California.
' Another case for divorce is
that in which Eunice H. Kerr is
asking a decree from her hus
band, Chas. Kerr. The husband
is charged with fault finding and
, refusing to ripest to the plaintiff
-,' for long periods of time. He is
'''charged with making false accu
nations against the plaintiff
which were derogatory to her
character.
foot satisfied with two victims
the divorce courts were given
h third case which' is that of
Bertha Howard James L.
Howard. The husband is charged
with improper relations with
. other women, and in April, 1915,
he deserted his wife and children
land has since refused to provide
for them.
... The Waiker-Prybr Co. is ask
ing judgment against August
Rosewurm for $169.80 which is
Alleged ,td be due the plaintiff for
merchandise sold the defendant
Probata Caw
, In the eBtate of Gerhart kos
ter, deceased) Manna Koster is
petitioning for the. appointment
ot nerseit as administrator of
thp estate which is j small one,
' ' ' Maniat Lieanm
i The following couples Were
granted , marriage, licensee, the
past week. Geo. H. Withy
combe and Rhoda C. Eneschede.
"Horace M.,Channing nd Chris
tina Jenson. Jay C, Riverstone,
and Josephine Silvenjtone. (Steve
M. Hanson and Vema Gaylord.
Carl Patterson And Ethel Duron.
Chas. B. Powelson and Ethel P.
Lethbridge. , t ...
'
, The Children Of St Cecilia's
school have prepared a very nice
little program id be given next
Sunday evening in the Grange
Dfc EBKUND MYERS
,;? - . - Phytfcian and Surgeon 7." . "' .,' ;
. IMwha than) Utl neon and evenings ' Tfek4hoai 1M4
PortlaadMaani triW to M0 P. M. Telephone Marshall UN
m1 Mita ttMa, i v
1 . b-TT-
rinri'i VfraAu'' MmhnH & tttive
ttioderd. building ;nrith
steam-iysateu, ooi
.' "... i 1 i
. tf' vCp.-to datc stores nndonicCf .
Sanitary ' Best DlipfsyT" lower lnsu' "ice Kasoaable Rent
Your Castemers wi appreciafe ti es Advantages
C'
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Ceo. Kmhui uA Ejss X.ry
were - i m asatrinuay at the
3. W. UJlvaine rC:w last
evening Rev. Gray eCjiating.
Following the ceremony a roya!
dinner of turkey was given the
guests and the bride and groom
took the 10 o'clock ear for Port
land, they will spend their
honeymoon at the seashore.
GtjCmmZJIL
The anaual city Caucus
held last Friday night in the high
school auditoriatt With numerous
citizens of Beaverton present
Everything Went in Soiet order
and the following citisen were
nonjinated for oSlee during the
ensuing year: For may or, M. P.
Cady; council men, B. Fehlraan,
. Ferguson ind W. O. Stipe.
a E. Hedge was nominated to
succeed himself as recorder.
aaVtiaai.w
Taies ilw (Mar el At Week.
Road District 41 held the an
nual meeting last Saturday for
the purpose of voting a special
levy-of 10 mills. The first ballot
defeated the proposed levy, but
later I mills Was voted upon re
consideration. The meeting was
largely attended and considerable
feeling toward defeating the en
tire tax was manifest
Another tax meeting was the
school meeting held Wednesday
afternoon. Here also 'a large
percentage of the taxpayers were
present among whom were many
antitaxers who have been mak
ing a concentrated effort to de
feat thjs high: school mainten
ance. These were in the minority
however, being only about a third
of the entire vote cast in favor of
the levy of 9 mills. The final
count was 47 in favor and 18 who
were not.
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RJ Ltvie lasnats.,
Of btf Washington County road
districts which held budget meet
ings Saturday, 2? voted special
levies ranging from 4 to 10 mills.
The total that will lie faised by
these special levies will approx
imate $55,000. ......
These meetings are held uhder
the law which .permits jdiatriets j
to vote additional funds. and to
designate where they shall be
expended, and has dotting to do
with the reaular county, road
levy, which Will arohatalv
mills, nis. ; fillj yield , about
$110,000, msilnrtL toavail
ble for road purposes about
4
I am now handlinrthe Troian
stump, powder In any quantity.
Also fuse and caps. Archie A.
Pike, Beavertbn, Ore. Phone, tf
&
msWm
KEEP
WAtUl!
tfifa Wiiitwi
Ho inW a
. lS-inch bnck' walls,
ana com water.
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C aV asj aK.,3.
Last FiCiy moraieg Kr. Dey
of the Kew York Lift loaurancr
Co. in Portland spoke to the
pupils in a very interesting man
ner about the business world and
the value of li'e insuranoe. Plans
had beta mad for a gala day
on Friday at for the rest of the
morning, dastet were conducted
in the usual way with several
prospective pupils as visitors. A
luncheon was served at noon
during which the members of
the Senior English dast and one
freshman gave several very in
ures tittg speeches oa the vatoe
of a high -school sducatiea.
School Was continued in the usual
manner in the sfternoon.
The high school orchestra met
at the home of 'ICUt GoUie Vin
cent last Thaft3 eveaing and
also Monday evewlng where very
eniovablb rrheanais wars held.
The orchactrtts shown rapid
improvement and it is expected
they will soon be able to play in
public.
The High School studMts art
anxiously WatcHtngttti weather
as they have aeoepted the In vita
tion for a return high school
party at Creiieo'and plan on
coming horns in d hay rack. :
, Miss Mary Fitfrfcrfek eritered
school Mdndsy tt pursue the
studies of Sh'ort&bd and Book
keeping. ,'
Last. Friday night saw the
high school basket ball teem
again victorious. The Orsnoo
High School wst defeated by a
score of 23 to 17. The Beaver
ton boys plaved a fast asd snapv
py game from the start .but at
the and of the ft rat half the aattr
stood U to 10 in war of Orsnoo.
rhe endurance of f-S local hove
however, told add Oreaen waa
allowed only, five points, ih the
lsst half which resfljtwl In s vic
tory for the home bors.
The ,Ancieri palm elsip is
enjoying looking for Greek pro
files ana pillars,,
The girls , and ,, boys are anx
iously . looking .forward to the
completion flf,, the, domestic sci
euce and manual tralnipg rooms,
The freshman Hasp is, steadily
forging on and are hheajof their
monthly schedule in many sub
jects. - ,.,
Ataimeetinstaf tlie Seriihion.
ers of fet Cecilia ehtfrch Bdndsy
it was (decided to make the
roehisl school free to all
children of the parish. Starting
wjth the New Year no tuition
wil( be charted. Tils improved
financial condition bf th4 church
hat made this possible. Rever
end J. P. O'Flynh presided and
many talks We. made by the
ladies as weiiaatns men. Mr.
B. Deis soundrd tte leynote
when he dbclaref thjf ijaHsh as s
unit it rtspontiule fJr the spir
itual codditioh s,educationsl
facilities afforded their children.
Talks were s'to mads by i. t.
Melloyt W. L.ncfy, 0. Meyer,
J. Handel. 17 Uebrich, Mes-
daUet' RoseiMPstaghj Hines,
Hanaei ana vn
,iHi'',?.'iT.,l
YobM hkht
if o get ydur wobttawed jjuieklj
Lev m n. ncison bsw ic
Getoii . .
tip Tci ii iioLtUii
BraatUjCi
Ukee it ULLU
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Cir -jw t Ct"jrsia is
i vU . r attLe home of Her par-
mts t&is wewk.
'. the Ladies Social Club of Eu-
xr will hold Its next meeting at
je boms of tin. Kimball.
The Ruber Commercial Club
will give b Thanksgiving ball
tonight in the Huber hall.
Mr. Lindsay who has been
working at Westport for a few
months hss returned home fort
few days visit, with hit family,
v Mrs. Dobbins bf near Huber is
visiting her sister bf Portland.
V. Halls of Portland recently
purchased a three-acre tract of
land from the Shaw -Fear Co.
Ws hear that he expects to move
here in the spring.
lira. Varlev wha has been an
the sick list is able td be up and
about her duties again.
Harry Hughes it working in
our vicinity this week, grubbing
stumps for V. Hslley. ;
totss-fetcaert hssrasj.
Followina is the Drotrrsm for
tnr rarent-ieacners' . Associa
tion. December 6, 1916.
1. Piano sola Elra Ekatram.
2. Recitation, 'Emily Jane, No-
reen Nelson.
3. Drill bv 16 boys and 16 sirls.
1 Recitation, Frits, Wesley
(JOOK.
6. Piano duet K ah ran and
Philippe Roberts.
Subjects for discussion Shall
we have medical suoervision in
our schools f Ways and Means of
S fiaytnsj.
Chorat Sorrento Club.
Tht undersigned will offer at
puojic auction, at the jhoss K.
Merlo Farm, quarter of a mile
east of Santa Rosa station on the
Oregon Electric) commencing at
10 O'clock A. M.
Saturday; December ie
the follbwinff! 1 team of horses.
L8 and 9 years, weight about 1800
ids eacn; i wniie sew; l larm
wagon with topi 1 spring wagon;
l dox wagon; 8 sets buggy har
ness; 1 set team harness; 4 plows,
1 drag harrow! 2 platform scales;
1 disc: 1 hay fork and rone: 1
cultivator; 1 roller; 1 . ton land
ume; l stump puller with cable
and plow, complete; 1 htower; 1
rake; flaxseed; hay in barn; red
clover seed;. many other things
too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under $10.
cash in hand; all sums $10 and
aver, 6 months'; timet bankable
note at 8 per dent. , .
ROSA MERLd; Owner.
J. U fua-aUit Auctioneer,
i '".1 nnt ,
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ST or Tilt coRorribM o tri
BANK OF.BZAVERTDN
At Betverton Mini State of'Qnftm, n
the cloaa of kuaiaaat Noycmbal: 17, lilt
, ' anovacsi '
Loan and diacbunU . .M,681.
Bonds and warranta ' - S86.C
funutun and AxtviH i 3.SU0.OI
Ottaar real aatt'tr ovnai y 8,400.01
Uua froln aperovcd rewrvi
nks - 36,577.93
Cbadu and othar cMh l(ou 860.62
Caahonhaad -' ' 4,104.62
Total i ' ?:; v 1107,111
, UAdlUTItS
Capital itoci liaid la :, iOiOOO.Of
Undivided profiU, IrM rapchaet
and tana paid , . . l,585it
Individdal depoilts likjkct to
Qeauwi oertificatai of dedosii 2:ms
Tiaw add Savings DtpMJU 31,493.07
Total : 1.
1107,111.44
3TAW ( bttEGOM U
County of Waihlngton jj ,
i ei
1. 1, .y.-
bank, do njelnaly tftu that the above
ttaaanfnt it true to tlia Heat of mi
knowledge and1 heliei .
Subacribe and eworn to before Uk thk
25th day of Nnyeiaiben 191ft
I Fi W. Obtt Notary PuDIIc.
My coaunUKlah ttpint June 22, 1920.
Cdtifca-.-Atteet! t. W. hlTtrmore. B.
cd r:;;::::i
W. W. tiatkiU and wifs were
in Portland Saturday.
M. 8. Barnss snd wifs vititod
with relatives in Bkookumville
Sunday, i
The dt) water mains Wars
well cleaned out during the firs
jundsy night
Many of ourdtisens received
Thsnktgiving presenU from Cal
ifornia of late, by express.
It it rumored that 'wadding
hells will ring again near Beaver
ton, before long!
C. E. Hedgs school clerk of
Beaverton District No. 48 has
been busy the put week taking
the annual school census.
Mrs. Horace Emmons went up
to Toledo, Ore.i with her mother
Tuesdsy Where she will spend s
week. '
Bill Wolf and Vine Fittnat-
rick took a fine porker to town
last Monday, the butcher thought
the water must have been too
hot'
Forest Grove It wlde-a-wake
in manj wayv there are guide
boards all over Washington
county pointing the why and
telling how many miles to the
College City. Where if Beaver
ton? Miss Alice Watts, who is
teaching 24 miles esst of Lb
Grande at a town called Summer
vllle, Oregon; reports 28 children
are in attendance, tlx inches of
snow, a lake nearby, covered
with ice eigfit inches thick and
the thermometer singing at 2
below zero. - . . . .
Max Welter whd in partner
ship with ank snd Jos Hoi
boke had 1400 acres in wheat
and barley nesr Gooseberry,
Ore., writes thai grain is com
ing up at H.rO per bushel now,
they still have 8000 bushels of
wheat and 8000 bushels of bar
ley. Max will soon be home to
run the 90-acre farm of Mr. Wel
ter near the Tualatin by Klnton.
He will have a large dairy over
in his new location.
i3EAVRT0N Bl.CKSf.:itR WOP
Auto Bodies uilt .knd first
wagon work of all Kinds don
Rons Sktoisf t Htwtktit llarpaissl
All work first class and gtaantetci
OTTO ERICKSONi Prtp.
AaaU1tkA
i::u::t k:z!
.re you- going horns far . Chris tduil sneV Ve
Veark' holidays? Roifnd (Hp.'u) will be tn
; jBjfecrtetweeh.po'noiipit Oregos teetric j, i
By., December WniJ 31i and January it
btttirn limit January 3, Also, for all potntajn
Oregon, Washington alM tdabU, xcept Wert
of Rainict,, h the - fibktnej ,ortlr.id A
Seattle Ry.Vand MneCtlrig tints; December
22 to ft5 inclusive; return limit January 8
yoti'dn ticiiEt? solo. liG-AcI acrta iH
RESEAVATIOfili ARRANGED BY LOCL
Pare Cjew'a . tWL'L-ia via Tl
MdrtV Bank Sud S. S. NafSer PhC'
: . fc4itrtofl: , -
Henry kea is ksca M
viiit this w-;k.
Much 11 plowing tLS tien
done of lata la tUs vWaity.
Mies Rolen Jones of twni
is visiting her moCsr La. ICa
Jones.
Miss Violet Fleck of Fsrtbsd
spent Sundty With Ida. ties,
Stitt "
Floyd A.1a f0riar!y of fL
Grove to Portland, , .
Georgs Ktwiaan la bs Ji fct
Beaverton again shaking
with old friend,
Mr. and Kit Fiii ni r1
were Portland v it! tort tU Jut (i
thewssk.
Quito a number Of the lent
marksmen attended the that" T
match at Ekookumville one f
low remarkid that ntitt ysafks
intended to take ovsrs Sanson.
Archie Ferguson traded one of.
hit motoreyelts for a KitehaX
auto truck and delights in being"
underneath It
Mrs. R. M. Wolf from W V
ington ia visiting her stoker
Mrs. Ida Joaes for a fsw dcs..
Then shs is going to Aloha to'
visit hit with folks i!r. sad l!?.s
Wolf. , , , . ,
The statement of tbs Bank tf,
Beaverton In this Issue shawir t
deposits of upwsrds of HCJ
speakt welt for tht prosperity of
the community this f all and tht
high regard the bank is held.
Archie Pike hss finished har
vesting hie potatoee H7ics'a
yield of lO hundred saekt, Ke
sayt hit potatoes were nevj
better tt-af thU Jttt.-. t U
busy now putting in hjt f Jl
crops, . : ,
The Aid Society of tttHT.
ehurcb will,. hold t-T r - !
Btsur in the Gra.i L 1 at
Cedar l?lll December 1 1,
afternoon and evening. t-J e.i,
f ul and Mney ferticles, twef'-o
quilts will be for sale, eoe ar 1
select your ChnttiSai g.. j, re
frerthmentoii les crasm, e. Lv
cofrse, home mads crJ'ta, a
cordial invitation extontied to A
Potato diggW It still on the
proffTsinis
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K. Dennejr, Direetan.