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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1917)
II 1 iwi U ;ttV dMltV, JAXUWIY 25uJ9t7 VOL. IV I I 1 f I v fc W J I I " I If m - I MD FZOtiAL AjeJ Retreat f Coasty Earned t to -Dead. Mrs. Tigara, - wiie oi'JOiio ui- 'Wanted-Cord wood at brick yard in large or Rmall qualities; ttntfaire at brickyard. J 43t2 1 f. Sarvftv -fones of tW United VJ5taie3 fiubher Co. was a business 'visitor here Monday. Mibs Violet Sleek of Portland 'spent Sunday with her -grand- Vparentsr. and Mrs. ueo aim. Mi. W. E. tw. Who- has Vbeen seriously, ill was Amoved ' t to a Portland hospital " Monday. Udr. and Mrs. 'Louis Hughson were visitors to Estaeada Tues (day. ' Miss' Pearl McFattof Yamhill was visitor hereon last Mon vday. - Mr. Gearhardt Classen of the Beaverton GarageisnowtheproUd iowner of an auto built for two. O. E. Reed, who lives east o this, place is reported as being :ery fll in Portia hospital, t Mrt'LuBoriiw. formerly -o .Beaverton. but-now of Seholls, a Oregon, attended the Chamber vof Corameree 4anee Saturday night - Ed Boring has -been loading .potatoes for the last week. Mrs. G. Stitt, Mrs. G. Klein, and Mrs. G. Thyng spent Thurs :tiay in Portland visiting re :,ati& . Fred Becke&vthe man behind vthe throttie at the brick yard when it was in operation a few : years ago, is back on the job gain jand will fillhis old position there. - ... 7 ' Mrs. Jack 'Hooper of Oregon s-City was in town last week hav ing some 'dental wank done bjr jDr.Hetu. , V : ; " -. . - Mr. and Mrs. Otto Erickson nd Mr. and Mrs. Guy Alexander were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCormick of ; Garden fflome. ' "Miss Beatrice Barzee who took the late examinations for entry to the High School has left for Central Oregonio complete the -'-'course. - : . iwkffin. wbohaa been very ick for the past two months at this residence south of the Con gregational church is improving teieelj. - gard of Tigard, Oregon, -was found by her 'husband when he returned to the -house Sunday noon. Ibarned to death in her, chair before !the fireplace. It is coahTwith her cane, her dothingL caught ana sne, was lauuiyi. .- . . ju MA thrft- burned., The body was burned . Eiy Dssfce a Siccca. The Chamber of Commerce dance, iciven last Saturday night in Mone Hall was said by many to have been the best dance given in Beaverton since dancing was invented, the hall, though commoffioos. was filled with daheera to the limit, and every- the no damage was done to the in terior of the house. The funeral was held Msndav 1n Tigard by the local ' Grange and the' inter ment was in the Crescent Grove cemetery. - Crange Meets. Saturday.' January 13, M17. The Beaverton Grange No. 324 met in resruiar session, forenoon was creditable to the musicians smployed. Financially the dance was also a success. : This being-; the case the managers expect to stage, another next month on the 17th, and an attempt -will 'be made to makeit more successful than the last i r - rUolioke-Welter. ' Centributed.) uwv vamH. r w JMilSB AUlIA lf OIWi BilU llBHft was as usual consumed by Grange were Married at Tigard business. Noon hour as usual Tuesday iBorninr. at the dhmer teble ; plenty of wiflrh mass was celebrated by good things to eat and the desert Rev Father Anthony,- dinner was snniabilitv. -' The ' iecttfW l,g oom o nn , tha hama hour was indeed i&tantrScinj by Grange.'' 'tteambltf-of or- TheHbrideHind graem 1eftn der and inteqpretation by Mrs. the 5:13 train for Seattle and Rubie'Bojd whict was master- California where-they will spend piece of Uterature. 5. Rotation three weeks. On their wsturn Vw Mr. FL P. Oowninfif V. VVJ- mrj mm-w " W I WilVJ W lit liACDIVV V which was very Interesting and Gooseberry . Oregon, where the instrnctive. '4. Select reading. Upeom-has a large ranch. The Mrs. Emmons, very ably ren- orjde received aany beautiful dered. 5. Solo by Mrs. Helen presents. - . -. Dnvin. no fomments neeessarv. - . i . iust 1 the naaeis eumcient u 0ne4ay4ast week a chap from Reports of Mrs. McGowan, Miss Wt, north came into town for his r.::u::o m: Cknil Cawtl r Tlllie Elkin is raing J. H. Stone, et al, ' for a-' judarmeutol tS90 with interest at 8 ner cent from June 6, 1S15. ad thexotts !f-tha aetien. A1icA M. Clark. arW WmL A. Clark with desertion and hab itual drunkenness, is asking a divorce. "The couple were mar ried tn Vancouver, Washington, in May, 1906. The Hillsboro Mercantile Co. ihas brought suit " against John Ennes et al to recover $38. SJ with interest and also' the sum of $80.10. The money is -said to be due former6hanidise sold the defendant, Thesaraejompany is also suing Mary E. Ennes for judgment of 457.07with 8 per Plummer. and A. Y. Denny , from annual shave at Billy Wert's bar the farmer's meet at XoEvallis: her shon. After he Hiad seated Mrs. Buxton from Forest Srove himself in the chair Billy noticed nlsA imvfl a verv lencrthv account I that whe had a lartre tnrowth on Uf the-saame alliof ohich were one-side of his face; but Bill says 1 .. .. r'm ' ' I.. . .1 . A lt. .JLI. tvery inspiring. J. sax. raiten,unat ne -is not naxusauy orrm readings new. patent on t)ur-1 curious disposition, ae ne went glar alarms whwh brought tee Ion shaving the fellow, paying no honae down. Installation Mr. A. I attention to the 'swelling. He T Rnvtnn nf 'Forest' Grove had mowed M side ef the facial Wn nmrnred bv the -committee Lcron in record time and was iuat to officiate and when the roll was making good-atart.cn the other tabled all -thirteen officers elect side when the raaor slipped and answered to the eaH and-teokftut the man severely, laying theirseate and were duly installed back A large piece of She cuticle. fo MiMr hraBoective duties, ine ran l is autnomy xor me sie- Grange feel tinder obligation to ment that a large potato was ex the committee fer procuring such teacted from the swollen-jaw. an able officer to perform such We are nreBared to ofltenyowa important duty. Our Grange clubbing price-wfth the Evening certainly' have a very iright future. Just continue. E. E. SWENSON, Correspondent cent interest from the .13th 61 Noveaber, 1916. She D. M. Teny' o.vis uing-' i R. Martin forS9.K' with in-' terest at 6 pereent in .the .case xr the Htite tot Oregon vs. "WmraEruger, the de fendant plead guilty and asked .the courtier aeentence, Ue was ordered to,pay a fine of $100 W serve, 60 days in jail. He was paroled on condition that he pay $26 immediately. He was ar rested on a charge Of -aflmlttin minors t a pool :- hail which he conducted in Tigard. It . devel oped, in 'the trial that the yener sters falsified as iO their ages: The two chicken thieves caught lately in Portkind-by SheriiT Ap- plegate, plead guilty when ar raigned. .Walter Spruance was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary .and hie -partner, Chas Burnahmwas given one to ten years. Spruance is an old offender .&ndvhas been in - the state lodging house for incor rigibleson two then occasions. ?ttkmH Cwtrt ',."', In the .matter of the estate of Porter Daniels, a, petition for probate of will and letters-of ad ministration -waa'flled by ( Joe A. Wills, i The ' value of the estate was placed at possible' $17,000 in real and personal property. liTeleeram .and the 'Tiroes for l$5.25 a year. The regular price kf The Telegram is $5.00 or both papers $6.00 yer year. I am still at the aam old staid buying potatoes. Seed potatoes also bought. ,E. J. BegC '
