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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1918)
Page Six THE EEAVERTON TIMES Friday, June 21, 1918. When to Spray. The Times is in receipt of a reauest from O. A. f! thnt distribute to our readers the in- iormation which they are to send us about spraying for this par ticular season. We have advised them that we will do so and the first installment, an advice that the regular spraying for apples and pears and the June spray for stone fruits may be omitted, ap pears in this issue. This service will be a regular feature in The Times and should be of much benefit to the growers who have been sorely beset with garden pests this season. DAVIS, HEDGE RE-ELECTED (Continued from Page One.) Board to place an item in the budget to reduce the indebted ness of the - district by about $800 to $1000 per annum was favorably regarded. The summary of the clerk's report is as follows: Hieh School: Teachers' salaries $2,579.88 Janitor 280.00 Water 24.75 Lights 83.83 Power 70.72 Gas 13.53 Clerk's salary 90.00 Repairs 184.97 Note interest : ilflfln IFuel 216.40 Laundry " 11.25 Supplies I 132.77 Cost per pupil 99.52 Miscellaneous 148.84 W. H. Livengood, who former ly owned the corner where the Cady building now stands, was here over Sunday. He is now living at Hemlock, Tillamook County, where he has been since leaving here five years ago. ' John A. Mussig, who is nowT(AL ' ' stationed at Camp Holobird. in I Grammar School: Maryland, has written to his Teachers' salaries , brother. Otto.'that he is no long-1 Janitor er driving the camp mail truck Water to New York City, having been Rights promoted to a corporal. Clerk's salary ... aub uauce at ueaar Mills mt Saturday night was well attend-1 Warrant interest $4,196.95 $2,340.00 ; 280.00 27.40 12.50 90.00 72.90 112.32 oHuirnav nignt was well attend-' "iU"u" unci est ed and thoroughly enjoyed by alii Insurance 15-00 wfin nrava fttan ! Fuel . . . 919 OK Cost per pupil Miscellaneous wno were mere. r uei Miss Olita Cooley. teacher in i Laundry me ij&aa scnooi, f ortiand. was a Beaverton visitor Fridav last. Julius Hendrickson of JHazel dale was transacting business in Beaverton Wednesday. Mrs. Carstens, Mrs. Campbell ...... jvcu.y ox rniuana, tne vu latter a sister of Mrs at 8 per cent Thyng, were among the out of , School Population, 11.25 43.99 30.40 49.05 FAREWELL GIVEN TO , ERNEST, LEHRER (Continued from Page 2) Miss . Elizabeth Kerron. TCdit.h Commons,-; Lottie Owens, Mr. Cleve Owens; William Hicka thaier, Gus Hickathaier, George Moshofsky.'Tom Larsen. V.A Mn- shofsky, Ernest Lehrer, John Meuer, Phil Thorne, Mr. Bullock of California, flecil Rtenh- I son, Stewart Russell, Clyde May, i Howard, Hubert, Wilma, and Eugene May, Martin Larsen, Jr., L-ari Liarsen, Jennie Larsen. . music was furnished by Lar sen's Orchestra. Several good selections being nlaved after which the younger folks played games on tne lawn which was lighted by red. white and blue lanterns. Ice x cream and cake were served in generous por tions to every one, after which there was more music and simr- ing which everyone enjoyed and aDour lz :iu the guests began to take their deDarture. all eynresa- ing their pleasure to the host and hostess for giving them an evening oi pure enjoyment. ; Some 10 or 12 remained Innow and had extra helpings of re freshments, and between dishes, or mouthfuls rather, sang sev eral airs out on the porch. Total $3,267.46 Warrant Indebtedness. $2120 outstanding warrants town guests present at a gath ering Tuesday in Mrs. Thyng's nunor, October 25. 1917. hovs 2fiR girls 135, total 398. (Including 140 boys at St. Mary's Home.) Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Shepard of ! Assessed valuation - . ..no Milk. Jtll VI Kfl at. Helens motored un Saturdav evening and on Sunday, accom Real estate and im provements $405,930.00 .wUu mm uii ouiiciay, accom-i i to nanied by Mr. and Mrs. George i Public Utility Cor Davies and fami'lv Alfrnl T vva su, nzn , and Miss Merle Davies, snent bunday at Gales Creek. Thei iound the roads m verv good condition and enjoyed the day thoroughly. D. B. Cooley of Laurel was in Beaverton Sundav on his return from Oregon Citv. He visited over Sunday with his niece, Mrs. R. H. Jonas. Alfred 7woi'nw nf tj , j -..vi ui nnoiu was m ceaverton Wednesday morn mtr attending to mafovo in mam n '"""vi o xil VUIl" nection with the Liberty Loan. Mr. Zweiner was one of the lov al boosters in the Tip-ard neiVh- borhood Who helned mif V.o- nart of the county in line when eastern Washington County went over the top so gloriously m the Third Liberty Loan. He can always be defended upon in case of anything for the public rooa ano m between times he is busv keeping the roads of that section in the best renair of any part of Washignton Countv. A. L. Peachev of the Crater national sorest, for years , a friend of the nublisher of this naper, spent a few hours Satur dav evening in Beaverton at the close of a hurried trip to Port land. Mr. Peachev expressed himself as well pleased with the territory surrounding Beaverton and Rflvs that, if is tVio Koof ov. . vn, 'V.O V If ' ' I- mr territory he has seen. It is hfc first trip into this part of the state. j porations 85,858.00 ! Total $491,848.23 Note Indebtedness. $1800 dated Aug. 20, 1910 to Geo. Naylor. Forest Grove, due Nov. 1, 1915, at 7 per cent. $1750 dated May 29, 1917, to uonrao Aigesneimer. r 9. Hi s. boro, due May 29, 1919, at 6 per cent, siuuu same. S850 dated Juno 14 1Q1R Jennie McGill, Beaverton, due June 14. 1918. at 7 per cent. Bond Indebtedness. $21,500 dateti Julv 1191K. 5n years but optional after 10 years, 5 per cent semi-annually. - Next Tliesrinv and Snpfin:! milflir will Ka rkto- . rVV. yG ticed at Mrs. May's for the com munity flag raisin C to tnlrA nlona -o ..CV here the afternoon of June 25. Those who have contributed to the purchasing of the flag are as follows: W. G. Thompson, J. Sargent, Ernest Eggers, E. S. May, John OTJay, Mr. OTJay, Albert Dealer, H. Bauer, Fairer, Florine Osterheimer, Cleve .uu ..1V1U..11IU - Pmo Toe iuiiUoki wr;n: ens, Mr. Melvin, F. Burton, Mr. Waethrick, Walter Fuller, Mr. Oliver. Phil Streih. Jr.. O. fi. Russell, L. Stark, H. R. Findley, Chas. Portegue, Mr. Beamish, Jno. Oleson. Rov Haskill. R H. Haskill, Tom Kyle, Mr. McLeodV A. Zillmer, Mrs. Ella Pruden. Cedar Mills Red Crnna meefa every Thirsdav. While we have a fairly good attendance, more are always welcome. The Cedar Mills nlavers nave made two hundred and thirty dollars for their part of the play, and feel as if it had been a suc cess, if they never Dlav it ao-ain They have other calls for it to be PUt On. Which will h talren up later. Farmers are havinc some in this vicinity, taking advantage oi me very good haying weath er. The crying need of the farmer, and every other busi ness for that matter, ia mnw help. There will be a patriotic meet ing held at Leedy Grange Hall the evening of June 2S PVow one should turn out and learn nAivin4-U 1 J ITT f rvvviiiug uuui TT . O. O. V7UUU speakers are promised. William G. Hare Will be thft nrinpmol speaker. Leedy Grange will hold thmV regular 'meetings in the even ings, (second Wednesday in each month) this summer as eve one is loo nnsv tn al-tonW , - W M W WbllU m dav time. Annual Bible Conference. The second annual stimmof wiiuuvi Bible Conference wilt commence June zs at 2 o'clock m Confer ence Auditorium. Milwaukie F?t. Portland. Rev. Upshaw will be one oi tne speakers. . . Dr. A. L. Hutchinson will An. liver the onenintr meaano-o fnl lowea dv H. a. ironside and waiter Duff. The Conference is interin. nominational and evangelistic and will continue tn June so I with services morning, after- noon and evening. . An effort is heinr maAo tn continue the meetings through Second Week until after the Fourth of July. ' - The Little Check You don't need to give me a very . large check book," said a young lady who had just opened a bank account. "I will not write any large checks." Of course that's just a joke but did you ever stop , to think what a powerful thing, a little check can become when properly filled out with your name at the bottom? It will buy your groceries, pay the business transactions, and safeguards your savings. It stimulates commercial confi dence and signifies success. "The Check's the Thing." $10.00 will start a checking account and we do not make any charge for this service. 4 per cent interest compounded semi annually on Savings. Safe De posit Boxes for Rent. BANKVBWERTON BeavertbnOre&oib ' 3
