QUALITY MARKS COUNTY
FAIR AÍ HILLSBORO
LOCAL PEOPLE
J. Edwards Ruildings” by M. C. Smith of Gar- ¡s sponsorjng an cssay contest. In bl8 production "The
Underworld." now handling the
well known Acme i ?,hcrwood' Kt J
Farm C ro p « and V cga ta b la «
den Home. A third talk was made which the school children uf {j,,, an extremely dramatic story of how paints which they arc offering at a I
T h r o b e d G rain « and Sead«
by Miss Mary Kingston on “Aim for county will participate, the subject lb* other half of the world live”, special price for fall painting.
Mrs. Ed Boring and R. D. Young Christian Endeavor.” All of these ~0 bc -w h y Herbert Hoover Should
s ‘“ ce Mr. Harris has assumed
Mr. Dictsch also has the agency
Best While Winter W heat-lit-W m
|spent Sunday hunting at Hebo.
proved very practical,
be FLIected President of the United charge of the theatre he has had the for the Allen Parlor Furnace which Precht, Sherwood.
Best Flax - 1st - Win. Precht, Sher
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0|dcr people then assembled g tates ”
interior of the show house painted arc an ornament in any home.
wood.
Mr and Mrs. H. Garl and daugh-
for pnfycr m ttjinf while the yoonger The following simple
rules
will l,l<* kalsomnud and
the
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Yellow Bant. Corn-lst-1. J. Van
I'tf Esther of Portland
spent
Sun- people all remained in the basement govern:—
painted.
He has al>o had foM or- h m . p W A N T ! D Women and girl*
p M the home of H. C. Hartwig. f,„ a Bible drill and a story by Mrs.
Thc tlt)c shall bc -W hy Herbert a*mea^ hghti installed in fraat of
w„ lk
pPars and apple* Many ~ cek- l:<
^th-W m. Pré« ht,
¡O A Cooper.
Hoover Should bc Elected President
building. 1 wo
large
shrubs
earn $¿50 to $5.00 per day. * Sherwood.
Other
these are being of thc |jnitcc| States/’
at,orn thc fronl entrance giving the Season will last until Dec. 1st. Warm _ P«P
C orn - 2nd - Malcolm
Foster,
Saturday O. R. Hartwig and son
vlM», services
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Essays must consist of not less theatre a metropolian appearance comfortable work room, and cafe- Sherwood, Rt. 4.
■ Bobbie of Portland were guests of planned for the future.
Burbank or Long I’otatoes-1st R.
than 500 or more that 1000 words. |9ual to the best showhouses in the trria in connection. Prices reason-
|Mr and Mrs. Hartwig.
ab)f
2331. Ray-Maling Com- F. Strickler, Sherwood, Rt. 3; 3rd-
SWIPE PEARS AT NIGHT
Essays must be presented to the '»rger cities.
nan in the dis-
On October 2-3 "Jewels or Desires’’ . pany [nc # Hillsboro, Ore. Hillsboro 1- p Garmire, Tigard.
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precinct committeeman
Hr. and
Mrs. Tregg
Banzer
of
Oval or Rural Potatoes-lst-
Portland «Were
guests
at
the
home
Somebody
wanted
some
cheap
pears
tnc,
¡n
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v
hich
the
contestant
is
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wl11
shown, and on Oct .her 4 5 j)tl, w,n leave Thyngs confectionery
:re guests
iTuesday night They slipped into W. ated by 5 p
October 2. 1928.
She s My Shiek’ . October 6, ‘The »tore, Beaverton, at 6:15 a. m» daily, Touug. Sherwood, Rt. 4
her father Sunday.
Contestants must be regularly en- Nervous Wreck will be shown.
1 returning after work. Fare 20 cents ^ angel W ur.:els-2nd- 1. J
W'. Gaskill’s orchard, looked in all
Klerk, Beaverton.
round trip.
Homer Allen, Robert Wood and directions, except toward the -ku -. r ., | | (.,j m some (trade or hnth ^ h ol
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Celery-Ist-L. G. Garmire, Tigard
l £rn«t Masters spent the week end1 then swiped all the Winter Nellie of Washington county.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
Cabbagc-2nd- L. P. Strickler.
‘ N«w Port and Albany
. ears which Mr. Gaskill was plan> mg
T j,P first prize ¡n cach district annmg lomatocs J5c per box, Net-
H IG H W A Y WORK ACCEPTED
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I < itron-lst-I, * J. Van Kleek.
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'for his winter preserve,.
will be $3 00
e t ^ T
Mr, p. c. Peck and Mr s . Davton
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T V first pmc in the county
d ,Fo “ 1 ” ‘,,r U$1 7H « • " r#rto*
Monday that section of thc ( anyon
Liv*«»oeli
Eck and son spent Wednesday at READY FOR W INTER FLOODS cnntc(,t will be $1000, second $5 00 ' e<l & I r.Muce Market
road highway completed beginning at J er" y H« ^ . U ™ » - a" (1
Perry Miller’s place 2 mile, East «»f Wm' Van Kleek Beaverton.
“ « home of Mrs. R. L. Tucker uf
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and third $2.50
M E MINISTERS ASSIGNED
|nillsboro.
( irandgeorge .«ti'I Henry z-im- >pbe ann, .unepment Ot the contest
Beaverton and extending Wtskvard
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merman have had a crew cleaning
was made following a meeting of
and to Beaverton, was inspected » n d i M * ™ *
frort1
nature - 1st - Ve.ne
assignments
for
. Mr» Otto Erickson called on Mrs. ,,ut the
big ditch that drams
t te ()|e eTPCU,jVe committee at Hills-
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l>assed muster Falelfsen & Weygandt
*• f f 8v^ rj5!n
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in
Washington
Co were the contractors on this job
S" " l'fc-2nd-Wm. Browker, Beaver-
L E Davis at ,he Portland .Medical
bcaverdant land along their bi l lings f , ^ g at„ rday. and they have
b' ,’n ,
le at the annual con-
^Ptul She found
Mrs. Dav.s im-(south east of town, newr ready for
aerppabIy «„rpr.sed bv the
great
The other sect«>r beginning at Perry
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intere«»
already'
manifest,
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■ • lac, md extending East
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|}toving.
|upe Pluvus.
amount of
B, Lockhart; Forest ward to Horse Sh<< bend fnow g-me) Am.t W «t*r Col. Painting from Ob
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which will doubtless mean a large Hillsboro, r..
from all f,rove' ^f A Vfarry; Cornelius, U will be completed this week, except
or Not. Cla*« 2
CITY
W
ATER
PIPE
MAKE
number
of
excellent
essays
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•irr Louie Hughson, R. L
O. Beadles; Beaverton, Bert Wadd- certain tracts which arc «till under
BULLY CULVERTS sections of the county.
landscape from nature-2nd- Verne
|/ln an^ Harry Logan are leaving
ington; Garden Home, C. A P«>ole;
litigation, namely: Fberhard, Minor, Bright ; 3rfl-V'erne Bright.
I -iturday for Malheur county for
Nfetzger, A H. Thompson
Marine
from
nature - 1st - Verne
new
ami Bentz property. Bcrke Bros.
Travelers
along
the
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LAND
MARK
I®111* pheasant hunnng.
F.
R. Sibley; Tualatin,
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Bricht
;
2nd-Mrs.
E.
E. Bentley.
GOES
WEST
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are
the
contractor,
on
the
latter
job
l road highway note many sections
Still Life-2nd-Mrs. E. E. Bentley;
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The
work
completed
includes
grading
Price
spent
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water
pipe
sraoirn
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Mrs. V. B.
H. F.bert, Scholls and Farmington J . .
3rd-Verne Bright.
I üûdâ y with her sister
many h -me,, thc people arc usmg Tue$day nighf ,ki„ Fast of P.rav- Jf j c . . ’ Sherwood
cl
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, j ditches etc.
Mrs. J L
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to be supplied
Amateur Patlpli from Ob or Nat.
k k *r of Sheridan.
water mains for culverts m fro t
w(Tf illuminated—where 1».
I.andscape-lst-Mrs E E. Bentley;
their h ■ -
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' ike
fire?
Th-
old
barn
located
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the fire
Y w child «Houle drink at lea«, TW O S A N ITA R Y MARKETS
2nd-Mrs. E. E. Bentley; 3rd-Mrs K.
oncer the nioneer Bacon ranch near
and Mrs. Doy Gray and Mr. Beaverton’s $í'-\'l<|t wat« r
1
a quart of nulk s day
Phone
IN TW O DIFFERENT CITIES E Bentley
\I A A C. trolf course, went up in
I ‘r \ H a r r y Huds6n visited M
Mohs l«auy Ad.
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Marine-1st Mrs. E. E. Bentley.
„reived list structure in other days sheltered the
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l*avis at the Portland Medical
In last weeks issue an article was
Still life-lst-Mrs F. E. Bentley;
Announcement,
were
recci
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faninu,
berd
of
sHver
erav
Jersey
T V . Tuesday evening.
2* ACRES CORN
printed about Pete Potvin, who had 2nd-Mrs. Archie Pitnam
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week of the marriage «» • ,
cattfe alued at manv thousands nf
TO BE H ARVFSTED purchaed the Sanitary Market at Amateur Charroi«, Pancil, Pan »krtcb
Essex Marsh attended a card .Th-mpson to Ml”
" Ief, f y -dollars, owned by the late Mr Bacon
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Tigard, Orcg«>n, but the name of «ht
from Object or Neture
m n by lhe r , of„ , i „ na, no.-T.oW .' of M om ..— ,
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Mr Winrgar wuh a crew of f<xir «own was no« mentioned This article Landscape-Is«-Verne Bright; 2tid-
0.0 of Hill,boro Thorsdav I I .
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n«.ng Beo,er- PIONFFR f
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T W A IN mfn havl Wen bosy th., oetlt hae- h;„ eoo.ed loaoy «eople 10 fhrnlt the.
llrlyht
vesting 20 acres of st«»ck corn for Mr Knorr had sold his interest to
i Pfnter-lst-Verne Bright.
^ *r,l Mrs. f. A Anderson and ton hich school
b bw, v ensilage at his big dairy ranch <I ***n Mr. Potvin but thi is not the ease
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b
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remine
of
the
af
s
,
MaIy
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|he
Oregon He will stUI continue to run the
Marine 1st - Verne
Bright ; 2„ I
i fined
iade m,nv r ^ a l change* _ T ie
Sanitary Market at Beaverton and ^ erne Bright
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to her heme with lumbago.
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\f¡Ve Kennedy home east «'«
Amateur Photography
M Jonction City. *
This corn grows IB to 14 fee* high Mr Potvin will hav- charge "f the
d i«
Rest collection 6 Oregon views 1st
on the beaverdam land and aviates Sanitary market at Tigard The two
-«posing cons
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V " M l Brirtmn u d M r, H .lrn
H ;"ry
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the milk checks ace high!
(markets arc not c«>nnected in anyway
oi her sister Mrs.
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Areoplanes may be manufactured in
The students at the Beaverton
Beaverton in the near future accord
high school elected officers in both
ing to reports given out Thursday by
the student body and different classes
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C. H. Frye, real estate broker,
The new officers in the freshman
Eastern Washington County Entrants
gijj Bertha Losli spent several
J- Kegerries, president and general
class are:
Carry Away Many Prisaa
, ibis «week with her sister Mrs. manager of the Rankin Systems, Inc ,
President, Bill Underwood; vice-
Jbur Hogan in Portland.
vsa'< >n Beaverton Ihursd.n looking
president, l.ebert Wilson; setretary,
An unusually large number of en
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over several acres oa which he se
Eleanor Zurchcr; treasurer, Lester
tries
were made at the Washington
cured
options.
One
place
one
half
council meets Monday.
Denison.
flu cdy
County Fair at Hillsboro last week,
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east of town seems to be about
Officers were elected in the Soph
i The entries were of unusual quality.
W.tson street is being* rolled and wh;lt they want, only it is not large
omore class as follows:
I Following is a list of prize winners
gelled this week preparatory to ™ ™ ’Kh lh cY W1" n«ed at least
President, Jacob Koenig; vice-pres
2500 spttare feet of level ground.
idem, Matt Snyder; secretary. Betty from lh* f**lZTn ‘ ““ l '!* ,hc Cl>un,y
long
. j If they locate in Beaverton they
¡Taylor; treasurer, Dorothy Harris;!
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p M Madden, Dan Ryan and Geo.
manufacture planes and employ
| reporter. Fern Chinn; sergeant-at-1 $U)0° b>- Ar« us> P*,r k>ok,n« n,0'i,
alike Ada and Ida Heine, Sherwood,
arms, Al Wisiner.
T
100 ” ,en at ,hLe s,art 1heY
Imcr sp Ult Tnursday sit the state at...kakt
Route 4.
will also conduct a school m flying.
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Mr. Kegerries is favorably ini-
President, ^Mattson Bennett, vice-1 * ,H0° by Frank’* markct an‘,Thrift
president, Walter O’ Brien; Sesrre-!Kr«>cery, best looking pair Vincent
. pressed with the Beaverton tract as
D A iU t V A s A D W V Ô 'B U SOsOOt O f MOOOV a '9 tC
Fred Perlmano has been promoted ¡,
cloSe to the hifihway and there
tary, Erma Nelson; treasurer, Har-1and Y ' rnon Susbauer, Reedvdle.
tfif how selling Swift Go. proi ucts. are ]M1 fog, and j , j j , u :,,'s iu.rc
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old Dean; reporter. Helen Tefit;1 $U)00r b>’ Commercial Natl and
sergeant-at-arms, Alfred Finned.
, Shiite Bank, oldest pair, Henry Cot-
than any other place he has looked TUALATIN V ALLEY GARDEN
MRS. E. E. SWENSON SUR-
Miss Vena Gaskill spent the week over.
CLUB ORGANIZED
PRISED
ON
HER
BIRTHDAY
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¡President, Glenn Zurcher; vice-presi- ,un* w •'car*
id at the home of her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Geo. Thyng. There are
ident, Vernor
Rosebrangh; snici.iry.i
secretary,! - Judges
on above
iweniv-one Join at vFirst
irirst Meeting
ivteeting
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senior auscurjugn,
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DECLINES NOMINATION
. Twenty-one
students enrolled at the high
of Tualatin Valley Garden Club L ^
80,1 hltad%.
. M " Doris Harris; treasurer, Alice Getty; 1 Owens, McMinnville; Mrs. Eli/abith
¿at at Gervais where she teaches
Tillamook. Sept 22-Carl Haber-
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, K f Swenson a surprise party °n rcporter> Howard Wilson; sergeant-1 Vincent. Tigard and Mrs. Charles
Young, Sherwood.
lach, secretary of the Tillamook «Maplewood, Shahapta and Garden T ,
. mv^r*ary °
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as at-anns, John llarry.
Poultry
H. G. Hoare has grown some won- (jreamery association, who was nomi- Home residents met at the Maple-
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StU(icnt ***** °Hicers:—
irful specimens of ice cream melons naU(j by a caucus 0f citizens Sep- wood school Wednesday evening and
M ‘ . ' w‘ ‘
tv » v:,
President, Vernon Maprs; vice- Buff Leghorn»,
Cock lst-E. R. Stronquist, Tigard
, his place on Lombard street. He u,mber 10 for ,he j0* t SCnatorship listened to a very interesting, in- BrodK v Woodward Mr and Mrs I ' l>r« M * " U • ft>-vk Jones; secretary,
Hen—l»t-F. R. Stronquist, Tigard.
p been supplying the local grocers Qf TiUamookt Li„ coln. Washington »tractive illustrated talk by R. J ^ Anderson. Mr and Mrs. Benjamin ¡£ ? 8n H* rn,;,
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Pullet-lst-E. R. Stronquist, Tigard.
br several weeks.
and Yamhill
counties.
announced
Clary,
business
manager
of
Better
n
.ilv.
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reporter,
Richard
Wilcox;
countits,
uary,
or n m fr i
Mr and M
Qtto Brieton,,
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2nd-F. R. Stronquist, Tigard.
Thursday night that he would not Mowers M a rin e . With Mr Clary Mfs 0|lj E Rj
Harvcv >a” '»entanan, Archie Zimbrick.
A. E. Wilson accompanied his sons
presiding, a garden club was dis- u .
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", Athletic manager, Manson Bennett; White Leghorns
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Hughson and Misses Mahler and assistant manager, Erma Nelson; fi-| took— Ist-E. R. Stronquist, Tigard,
rf)ford and Allen to Corvallis Sun-
„..v. decided upon. He ap-, —
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cussed and
DIED
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Gene Anderson.
nancial manager, L'larcnce Bous; asst! Hen Ist-E. R Stronquist. Tigard,
,v where they will
enter
tne
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pointed as a nominating comrmttee
editor Hummer, Robert Haines; busi-j l>pn "0 male, 4 females) 1st E. R.
Mrs. J. I). (Taghorn, chairman; Ralph
ttgun state college.
John Sicgendhalen aged 4V years, Reynolds and Mrs.
A. A. Andrews, .O FFIC IA LS MISTAKEN FOR
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ness manager Hummer, Glen Zurcher; 1 Stronquist. Tigard.
Mrs. Vyvyan and Dorothy Harris died at Hillsboro hospital, September wb(> rt.tired for immediate conference
DEER, 2 YOUTHS JAILED advertising manager, Paul Shcllcn-
- m class 1st John l’anck, ligaid
rnia E- Nelson, Dean Condon and ¿1- lhe funeral was held Monday pbe eiectjon Df officers resulted in
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berger; student council, Jim Under-j
2nd John Patick, Tigard.
it Ross attended the state fair at from the funeral parlors of W. E'- tj,e selection of J. J. O’Donnell as
A special game warden lies in a wood and Lloyd Anderson.
B«rred Rock
^
-Jem Thursday evening, also visited
Burial was in Bethel cemetery, president; Mrs. E. C. Thayer, vice-' Corvallis hospital suffering from a
It is planned to have the first edi-
^."c'< 1S,'JE. R.
R- Stronquist, Tigard
lien—lst-F.. K Stronquist, Tigard.
r* Ed Ross and family at Salem.
Rcv- R°y E. Nolt was assisted by president; Mrs. D. C. Ingram, sec- serious gun wound and two youths tion of the Hummer printed by Oc
Fullet-lst-E. R Stronquist, Tigard.
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Rev. Graft of Bethel Baptist rhurri retary-treasurer. The following were; Randall Heiser, Portland and Heury tober 15.
Mrs V
A Wood entertained the Mr. Siegendhalen was born and raised appointed a committee on constitu- Neff, Beaverton, were charged with
The football team have a game
Domestic Science
12 b Matrons Club at her home Sat- *n Beaverton. He is survived by a tion and by-laws; 1. D. Claghorn, hunting at night and maybe more scheduled with Grant high for Fri-
Potato Yeast Rolls-2nd-Mrs. G. H.
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sister at Minneapolis, Minn, one at chairman; A. H. jWendland and • serious charges.
day afternoon.
Johnson, Aloha,
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Alberta, Canada and two brothers Harry Reynolds.
I Robert M. Howe, Toledo, Oregon,
Baking Powder Bi»o*iits-Jrd-Mrs.
Mrs C E Allen and Mrs. Fran- in Portland, Lewis and Fred Siegend-j The name of the organization is the injured deputy and John M.
P
Pulver, Huber.
Mrs. Joe Busch . drove
tl Livermore
returned
Saturday halen.
to be the Tualatin Valley Garden Price, regular deputy, were on their
, , to . . Salem
Soda Biacuits-lst-Mrs. G. H. John
uni the ho fields
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Club, dues to be $1.00 per year in- way to check up on hunters. When Wednesday to see the state fair
son, Aloha
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Drink cold milk instead of coffee eluding .Better Flowers m a rin e , a only a few yards a*ay from the
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Fruit
Cake - 2nd - Mrs.
Josephine
Mrs. Robert Summers attended the you'll feel better. Aloha Dairy-ad monthly publication. M e e t l y will boys camp the deputy said he felt
Root, Tigard.
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be held in the Maplewood Sunday the rush of air from the explosion ilt A U
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Layer Cakf-Jrd-Mrs. Grace Butler,
AUTO ACCIDENT
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u a '/ a a u Aiun n i N N F R
school building twice a month for Evidently the boys thought they (were
Tigard, Rt. 1.
khiic of Mrs. Stanton of Os*Wego
BAZAAR AND D lN N tK
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the present, owing to the fall plant- deer and blazed awav at the sound
Angel Cake-2nd-Mr« R. Galhroath,
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Next meeting will ............
be Wednes- The deputy
believes Heiser fired
Dean Willoughby suffered a severe _
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» he ladies of the Sisterhood of the *
even,
October 1 Speakers'skrt
scalp wound, when the car in which1 Sherwood. 3rd-Mrs. Elmer Boge.
s. W. C. McKell, Miss Church of Christ will hold their an- ^
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from th(. Associatcd
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,he was riding overturned near Cul-
» « t Ass t C ook,es-lst-Mrs. Jose-
Mr, and Mrs.
,
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I well hill. Vincent Olsen, Hiteon, was Ph "r
°oj, Tig,.rd.
uliettf Carter, , Mrs. H. O. Stipe and nual bazaar and dinner Ihursday, No- Federation of Garden
Garden clubs.
clubs. Twenty-
Twenty
1« Bankrupt
Vegi-laW«», Cbeete
Chwtc
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Rillv yember
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hasctlient of
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Neukom I.
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frs. Carrie Lenerd
and
son Billy
in ih»>
the basement
of the
the one joined
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car and lost control of Canned Fruit., Vegetable«,
at this first meeting and
and
Maat«
spent the week end at Gearhcart in churh at Second and Main streets,
it. Mr. Olsen lost his leg in an
David Neukom, of Huber, filed
it is hoped that every one from
Largest and best coll.-1st 11. P.
ie Mersereau cottage.
Further announcements later. t
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Capitol Hill to Beaverton, north and petition in uankruptcy in the U.
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south, who want help regarding any District Court on Sept. 19, listing! The back of Mr. Willoughby’s head •■-iniKier, . neiwoou
phase of home gardening, will avail liabilities of about JdJO.UO with no was cut from ear to ear and it re- Largest wid bcin coll..Jams-lst-Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Klcek
POT LUCK SUPPER IS HELD
«id daughter spent Sunday with
themselves of the opportunity of assets
The referee in bankruptcy quired .V) stitches to close the wound K
enney, Meavertnn
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He is
Largest and best assort., Canned
A pot luck supper was featured at j0jnjnK ,hjs niuch-needed organization has set Oct. 9th as the date for the Dr. Mason attended
relatives in Portland.
Vegetables-1st-Mrs. R. B. Denney,
getting along nicely.
the Church of Chriit last Thursday in the community.
first meeting of creditors.
Beaverton. 2nd-Mrs. G. H. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiese of Port- evening at 0 :30. V\ hile around the
Aloha.
BEAVER THEATRE HAS
nil spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles tables some talks were made, lhe
Largest and best assortment of
Esterly.
firsl one 0f these on ‘How to 1m- THE HOOVER ESSAY CONTEST B,G ATTRACTION FOR SUNDAY NOW IS THE T IM E
TO PAINT UP Caudy-lst-Mrs. Grace Butler, Tigard.
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prove the Church Yard was made by
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Fruits and Nut«
Ur and Mrs. Charles Young and D. C. Howard. Another on, “How
The Republican C-ninty Central ° n September 30
and October 1
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Black VValnuts-3rd-H. P. Strickler,
•on of Sherwood visited at the home Members can Aid in the Care of the Committee for Washington county lht Beaver theatre will feature the The Dietich Hardware store
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