-t
i i,am of Los Angeles, Cal. will spend Wülamina this winter.
family this week.
ALOHA NEWS
E a r n '.’ s B :g B u lg *
the winter with Prof. Lehnherr and'
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carlson and
Frank
Zastrow
went
on
deer,
family.
^
Miss
Grand
will teach the third
son, of New York City and Mrs.
and fourth grades this winter. A-
RumelhofT of Los Angeles, Calif., hunting trip this week.
William Lehnherr, the third, is
are visiting their mother Mrs. Carl-
the new pupils are Gertrude
now
eight weeks old . and doing
nicely mong
son and sister, Mrs. Geo. Johnson, of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brandberry,
,
Lee, formerly of Coos river school;
Wheeler avenue.
’ Portland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs He «was born at Independence.
Daniel Haaek, Reedville; Ralph Mc­
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H. A. Morrison this week.
Cauley,
Sellwood; Curtis Woods, El­
O. G. Springer, of Philomath, is
Mr. and Mrs. C. Florence spent
liott school. There are more boys
Mrs D. A Fowlie, Corvallis, spent visiting the Martin and C h ris te n s e n ,^ . ^ :
Sunday at the home of J. E. Smith at
room.
I Wednesday at the Morrison home families,
Beaverton.
on her way to Ashland where she
The Huber Commercial Club held an will spend the winter with her daugh-i 1 he Barnes school opens Monday, Edward Busch broke his left shoul
open meeting at their hall at Huber ter Lois who is attending school Sept. 17 wth Mrs. W. T. Lehnherr der blade at school Monday while
Wednesday evening and afterwards a there.
ln charge. School opens one we(;k , playing
card party was enjoyed by all.
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ia,er ,his fal1 "n. account °,f , ,he
The Portland Gas and Coke Co last spring term being one week later
Mrs. Barker spent part of her vac­
Mrs. Shepherd and son Frank re- are laying larger mains through Al- than the other schools,
ation at the Normal school, Seattle,
turned home Saturday.
, oha this week along the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore have re- and Rainier Park and drove to the snow
u
.
.
.
.
v.
rs
(1f
Annlcton
'turned
to Aloha ffOm Salt Lake1 line at Paradise valley. She also spent £
Mrs. C. Florence gave a miscellane­
Miss Ada F.. . y ’
' , « ( ¡ty and w.ll occupy their home on «m e time at Kelscott beach and is
ous shower for Mrs. E. Smith at the vVis., is visiting ntrr L
J-
' : i Vista
p
l :
feclim?
feeling fin#»
fine although *he
she is still Sllf-
suf
avenue . this
winter.
home of her mother Mrs. E. Smith Buck and family.
ferng
from
a
light
fracture
of
the
The newly weds left Wednesday for
right knee sustained by a fall during
Sutherlin, Oregon, where they will
C. F. Allen, of Beaverton, and
Mrs. V. Talbert who has been oc- the early summer.
make their home.
Mr and Mrs. H. A. Morrison spent cuping the Moore residence leaves
soon for Greenfield, Indiana, where
Sunday at Newberg.
she will spend the winter with her
J. T. Turner and family spent Sun­
New pupils in Mrs. Mack’s room X
day at Hillsboro visiting relatives.
Miss Henrietta Gerrow is now em­ brother Charlie Robinson.
are Raymond Marckovitch, whose
ployed at Thiele’s in Portland.
ALLOHA-HL'BER SCHOOL OPEN- sister Mary is in the second grade;
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Turner, of
\ and Dorothy and Catherine in the 7th
ED MONDAY
Mill City, visited J. T. Turner and ¡ Mrs. C. A. Francis and son Wil- j
Mrs. Mack has 13 pupil« in the 5th * '
Aloha-Huber
school
opened
K
rade and 17 in the sixth.
The
Monday with about 200 students in at-
1 tendance.
All but two pupils in Mrs. Kcar- ••
ney’s room spent part of their vac-
• * Miss Sandbloom had an enrollment atjon at the coast, There are more
of 39. Among the new pupils were boys than girls in her room. Sylvia .
Jean, Jack and ( larence Bettis, for- ('ar]SOn, of Portland, is a new pupil
. . merly of Portland Jack McGregor, ¡n
6th grade.
i
• • New York, Virgil and Lynn Lee, of
• • Portland, and John Macauley of El-
There are three new clocks on
monica.
the
teachers desks this fall. They t
WILL BUY EARLY VARIETIES
” | There were 13 girls and 10 boys were given by the school board.
Gravensteins, Kings, etc. for Vinegar manufacture . . enrolled in Prof. Lehnherrs room
Mrs. Mack’s room is using the San- **
Will Pay Cash Weekly Delivered to our Hills- “ lhls wcek
gren-Woody reading tests this fall.
boro plant or Portland
*i
Prof. Lehnherr is coaching the1 They give seven tests in habits ¡n . .
boys this week on how to play foot- j reading”
PRICE $8 Per Ton
ball and hopes to develope a goddj
team by the time the season qpens
A package containing 24 books ar-
Will recceive in sacks or boxes
Mrs, F. Hutchinson of Aloha frac- r,'v e d 'n Mrs' Mack's room W.cdnes- ••
Portland,
Phone WAlnut 7660,
tured her right arm Sunday at her!
.fro,n ,h,e s,ate hbrary to be us*|
home
when
she
tripped
on
a
loose
ed
‘n
supplementary work in geo-
JONES BROS. CO.
graphy and English.
board and fell.
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I n f m l i a s
PETE
As the tarili s crust is by no means
rigid It rises and falls uuder the grav-
Itutiotiul attraction of the moon and
sun In a manner similar to that of
tide. Various difficulties
have so far prevented exact measure­
ments.
The pressure exerted on spots ot
the earth's emet by the rising tide of
the oceun Is another thing that makes
« caused
• « < au • » observed
»•
U
earth bulge ^ 80U
■
tu»1««-way, nnd lt «■ thought probable
that this Influence girdles the world.
MEAT «Aid
Pete Potvin has purchase l ■
tary Market at Tigh.-d fr
Hawxhurst, of Tualatir ‘ m
Potvin restdes in TiSird
, a Mr.
enthusi«»«/.
rw
o n th n o
»«a .'.
„ . ,
•
to it* p.
*
.
T them
y being"*!
market
among
show case so that he can
fish, for which there is a|*
good demand.
J
A d vertise Y o u r
Auction Sale
CULL APPLES
ÍT-—
BUYS
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Shop where you live—Help build up your community.
P O T V IN
in this
PAPER
It reaches hundreds of farm
homes each week in all parts
of the county.
The piano has been cleaned and Margaret, Jean and Frank Sivard
tuned and is in fine condition.
i are new pupils from Souix Falls, S.
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| Dakota.
Catherine Lehnherr entered the
MCOBtj grade this week She took up Sylvia Carlson of Portland has
first grade work during two ses­ entered the 6th grade.
sions at the Normal school at Mon­
mouth where both her parents at-1 Little Wanda Stone received the J .
tended school.
following friends Saturday afternoon;
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Marilyn Sewart, Ruby Butler, Cla- 4*
There were 25 beginners in Mrs jeneea and Lucile Chilson, Alma and f
Barker’s room this week.
j Virginia Blew, and Monna Sweister, f
(making a happy birthday party.
I
:: Ne ws p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g Pays
oing
aw ay ,
The F.wer triplets started in school
this fall and after a week the teacher
is still unable to tell the difference
bctiween the girls.
2 m . m W
f im i/M ttM
Mrs . Lucy F.ggeman-Huddleston
visited the primary rooms the first
two days of school. She will teach
the primary work at her home at
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r
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In buying "travel," remember the
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i t Beaverton
F. A. Noyes
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AND HEATING
$
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O u r u se d c a r d e p a r t m e n t is
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O . k . l a g s y s te m — d e v e lo p e d by
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to p ro te c t t h e u se d c a r b u y e r.
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d itio n e d c a rs th e fa m o u s C h e v ­
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as w e ll arf a d e p e n d a b le , satis-
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s u r e to f in d t h e c a r you w ant, si •
p r ic e t h a t w ill p le a se vou —anJ
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Washington
County Fair
SEPTEMBER 20, 21, 22
Livestock and industrial ex­
hibits, Hoys’ and Girls’ du b
C. E. A L L E N . A gent
work exhibits, grange ex­
He loyal to vour own m erchants- spend money at home. hibits, free rodeo and Wild
... ...........
West show every afternoon,
free vaudeville and semi old
time dance in mammoth
auditorium Thursday eve
BUSINESS
ning, free vaudeville every
CARDS
night, dancing every eve
ning. Oregon state chain
pionship, horse show, pitch
itig contest, first annual
kennel club, large and mam
moth display of fireworks
Saturday night; bands, mu­
PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO.
sic. merry-go-round
and
4M D .k u m
B ld g
T h ird i t W a * k i n f t m S t ,
Ferris wheel; shows and a t­
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t
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