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°* a Salmon." She brought
Miss Rosa Knedle G ianr 11 i . T h e
Miss D e Moth, of M a j i W W ,
a iis
io school and the boys dis KGW s own soprano" was an honored gave a reading at the Thursday ev-
1 hr final u n o ^ e u K a U w c u made sected it.
^uest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L llrit- eniog show at the Capitol theatre
Tuesday by Mrs. H aines to hase
ting
at Portland. Six benefit for the street lights and Ihr.
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sa Friday
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ihe new lek phone installed at the
I tie sixth . grade
arc drawing
teachers
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-------- - e r e vv« also present and! Arncsosi and A. I) Mason rendered
»chool hau»v H w i|l be l>ut in - ,
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Lr as< weck th^y fsd -|l)r. and Mrs. L. I.. Brown. Mrs. sescral pieces on Hawiian
Mawuan guitars
Prof. l.e h n h e rr'i room.
towed I-iiidbcrgh s trip and this week Brown is a pupil of Miss Giandli.
accompanied by Mr. Mason's young
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ipcy will study the trip o f Captain,
son on the violin.
Mrs. Hames and M r s , Wilson had Sir Hubert Wilkins and three com-
----- * Mr and Mr*. A L Fritting. of
school librar
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“ > th* suull‘ Portland and Mr, and Mrs. F Mor-
T he F o n a l e .Community Club wdl
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mb,er ÜÍ h001“ ^ ,e t on °PP<r*„c side from Richard ton were guests .d Hr. and Mr»! hold a Halloween Carnival and dance
* taken out by s tu d e n ts
Byrd.
U.. L Brown Friday
Friday evening.
at the club house October 31.
V
jCi S y k ia Carson has bccu transferred
Sowp ' viU b« served at the school
Mrs B. Banker» father died a . Mrs. Maul and her sister Mrs. Ras-
• Ï i ‘rom the Oth to ihe 7th grade.
next -week.
Lakeside, W a s h , Sunday.
, müssen have rented the Rose Gray
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drcssniaking parlor.
ïi
lack Meaves moved to Seattle
Or. and Mrs. I.. I. Brown were
5 i W ednesday.
dinner guests at the I*r. and Mrs.
MULTNOMAH
Horace Miller home at Oswego Wed-
4 ' l earl Dudley spent the week end
TIGARD.
l 'r E. 1-.. McNutt ha» returned lo^nesday evening.
4 , wuh her aunt Mrs. B. G. Marquis
Ins office after a week» absence. H e
W. Earl P arker has just finished] Edward Gwldmgs was badly hurt
‘ Blanch H ......-
,,a* ,nade «•'«puonally rapid recovery
ames
Corrine A ntrim . f r o m the sums operation kiurvu as plumbing
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Müod*yí evenin* J KÍr^ 1 h“ , b> *
H f l the Bond house on A l o h J piece
.1 une Uilnwre, Joyce Suimtiton all radical antrum.
of iron. It hit Edward in the
street. It has seven large rooms.
- ■ — ■ — — received r. on tlfeir report cards
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'eye cutting the lower hd open and
tor the past six w eeks They are
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lutile Billy Persrlls celebratiti his Dr. Bisselt had to take two stitches
in the eighth grade.
Mr and M r* c s Stow « »xre
ito close the cut T he eye was tun
the week end guest, of couutv asses- sefond b ,tth d a » Wednesday. His tw o '" F " T
sor and Mrs. H U. Welch at their
Filen and Junior Tay-
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on
the
lor
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Mr. and Mrs K. 1 S a tk c tt were
1 tween the football team .„id Cooper!
T*
er in Skamania
business visitors in Portland Monday.
. Mountain boys on Friday. Nov. 2.,LlU,e U a fs,,^ u«al
Dr.
and
Mrs.
I_
L.
Brown
spent
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¡county, Wash.
the week- end at the Moeller cottage
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BIG STOCKS SPECIAL PRICES
There
-h e re are now 27 beginners
at Ml. Hooil with Mr and Mr,. D ic k ’ *!' R ,c k ir‘ m *,allrd new plumbing
Sample ballots to be used at the Moeller
*“ d a »eptice tank at the H. B. ii-
2x4’$ to 2xl2’s—Per M ..................
$ 10.00 ( > Mrs. Barker's ' room.
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, |coming
»»p,
v election
iw iiv 'ii
1 may
1my
u be
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obtained
' u ic iiiie u
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i ^ gard
a iii
home.
3x3’*, 3x4» and 4x6’s—Per M
10.00
Miss Sandberg attended the fun-, bV calling at the plumbing shop of
Virginia Ream of Metzger, w as' ..
eral of her uncle w 1’vrtl.iml lu e s- W. F.. I arker at Multnomah.
| u a l ) f cut UI1 llcr le h W whril shfi
“ liss Doris Sackett spent tht* week
Cedar Shingles ................................
. 1.75
•With her aunt Mrs. H. B. Olsen
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afternoon.
Litiinhl«l
a,..I
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Yfondmv
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stumbled
and
fell
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schiiol
Momlav
Barn Saah, Each ...........................
. .75
| iu Ponluud.
1 tie policy of this paper is to cn 1)r McMurray attended her.
OUR RED TRUCKS DELIVER
Olive Anderson is ill.
i dorse for Public Office only those.
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whom we earnestly believe will serve
F.. W Scovell and family visited) T he ladies aid of the F.vaugeheal
t The P. T. Association have se- with honor to themselves and the g Meyer a a d family at Oregon City chu,c.h W.,.U IboW1 * co“ k ,d , '**d . *ale
«»'cured Mrs. Humphrey of the Crown Electorate of this county. Such
a* ,lu' McDonald store and Schu-
Mich a Q„ndaw
Sunday.
1 brings X Biedermans oh November 3.
Flour Company to conduct a cook )man wc have in A. A. Bailey, who isj
ing school December 3-4-5.
. the regular” nominee of the Rcpub-
II. Macdonald and wife visited
Phone 4603
1 lican and Democratic parties for the)K eim cth at Oregon State College)
1 r«-’»*»'« are planning a partv
Report cards vvexe given out
FH- office of County Clerk of Multnomah| Sunday. Friends iwill
be glad to ,u bc u 1 ,n. . 0 ,lear >uiure 11 Bie
F. D. PKCK, Sales Apt., Phone 5603
day and some students came b a c k ,county
and we heartily endorse
his know that Kenneth was chosen to
*1'***1 srb,JMF *b r officer» >f theclass
BEAVERTON, OREGON
with long faces Monday morning. candidacy.
V\AW ¡„ ,h f college band forty pupils
a r f : Jo h " 1 rabtree president; Gladys
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tried out for the band. He plays the
vk*-pre.,4c«tt; Dew,, Sackett
Mrs
M ack', room are reading
Wesley W in te r , and H. L. Put- saxaphupe
»ccretary;
David
Starr
Jordan's
story
of
“A
man
killed
six
large
Chinese
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K,fhi*rd
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Shop where you live— Help build up your community.
ants last W ednesday near Ncwberg ] Rev. and Mrs. K II Carson, of j
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I'avv ale, were guests of Rev and
W. G. Garvin, of Pennsylvania,
F. P Williams and family
are en- Mr*. D. S. Sharpe at dinner Tues.
spent a few days last week with his
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| sister Mrs. Wilbur Biederman. F n -
' joying a new radio.
Mrs Mitchell and sons drove to day Mr.
and Mrs. Biederman and
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Corvallis Sundav to visit her datiifh- taimly and Mr Garvin drove to Cor-
' ter I.ois and son Robert who are af , vallis to visit his parents, Mr. and
I tending th e Oregon State College; Mrs.
tiarvin. Mr
Biederman
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turned Sunday but Mrs. Biederman
A rrangements have been made for and her brother will remain for some
financing the new addition to the I time as their parents are m delicate
ST. CECILIA CHURCH.
local church and work will be rushed health and quite feeble,
Kev. J. \1 O ’Niell, pastor
to complete it.
( W r t k - d i y mass 1:2D a. in.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hen latesche
j Sunday masses, 7 :45 and 10 a. iu.
Mrs. Parks, mother of Mrs, Geo. Sunday, October 21, a son.
Douglas w as taken to a Portland
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BETHEL
hospital Monday,
total amounts of receipts, and also
N otice is hereby given that the
Miss Helen Stiles, of Willamette
CO N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R C H
budget committee of the town of
the total amount of money to be
The Senior Christian Fndeavor so university, was visiting friends 111 T i
Beaverton, W ashington county, O re
raised by taxation, and expended by
Church services for Sunday, Oct- ciety are planning a Hallowe'en soc gard Saturday on her way to spend
gon, a municipal corporation, has filed
| Sunday m l ’orllund with her parents.
'
ober
2 8 th : Sunday school 9 ;45 a. m. ial for Friday evening
said municipal corporation for all pur
in the office of the levying board, to-
i
Morning
worship
11
a.
m.
Pastor
poses for the fiscal year of 1^29,
w i t ; T h e Town Council of the said
Jacob W u r / lias sold his Imme to
| preaches on ''Knowledge Without
T h e primary department of the
which estimates are as follows :
Town, the detailed estimates of the
| Character.” Senior choir will sing local Sunday school will meet at the C E. Swallow, of Portland, who took
l”(J Troubled Heart, Be Still” (H a m b church Saturday afternoon from 2 to |*os»esstou this «week. Mr. W u is has
P ‘*Olaiid.
G E N E R A L FUND
len) and Mrs. W ebb will sing the 5 for a Hallowe'en social. The child- m,,ved
offertory
solo “Abide iwith
Me” ■ en and their mothers are looking
Mildred
Wall,
Edna
F rowing',
** (Malloy.) T he members of the In forward to an afternoon of fun.
and
Daroll
Frewing,
of
Oregon
te r m e a u te Christian Endeavor Soc-
E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
E S T IM A T E D REC EIPTS
Frank
Kisser,
of
,he
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co,(<
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and
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Virginia
Parks,
Lieutenant
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• ol
iety will be special guests at this
Neehus, late from San Pedro, Cal J Monmouth Normal school, spelli the
service.
, Junior C hristian Endeavor meets at | visited with his son Art and daugh- week end at their homes.
p m. Intermediate at 6:3U when ter Mrs. C. A. Layman Saturday on
$ 150.00
Marshalls salary
M(, and Mrs. M. F. Bishop, Bunny
:: 3 reports
from the cqunty convention Ins way to see his wife and family
.... 300.00
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Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. J. Yaun
Recorders salary
He
is
on
a
ten
day
fur-
at
Seattle
will be given. T he evening worship
„ .. 150.00
spent Sunday at the Sparks home
City A ttorney .
. at 8 p. m ; Sermon topic—"Lust foi lough.
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181)000
near Vancouver, W ash
Street lights ------
Love a Modern Substitute.” The
50.00
Printing ..............
Al Johnson, of Hillsdale, received a
musical program will be in the hands
__10U.OO
The ladies aid of the M. E church
Fire department .
severe cut on his upper lip when
*,of
the
orchestra
and
the
Junior
........250.00
cleared $50 at the Pan-American ex
City Library
ait
motorcycle
collided
with
an
auto
*** (.Tioir wilh a duct number f’
position last week.
Sinking fund for water bonds 1000 00
. . and Mrs Boswell ”() May My Walk mobile last week.
Interest on water bonds.— — 4745.50
be Close with God” (Johnson.)
(.. Christensen returned to his home
Emergency fund ----------------- 482.60
Mrs. P. J. Kenny was elected pres-
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You are cordially invited to a
,
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,
„ 1 .., this week much improved in health
ident
of
the
Metzger
womans
club,
1
tend these services.
Total amount to be raised
in place of Mrs. Shierk who has
1 A new cement walk has been laid
by taxation __________ $9,028.19
moved to ( alitornia.
between the Kruger restaurant and
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
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Schubring & Biederman store.
T he Multnomah Boosters ( lub met
STREET DEPARTM ENT
A souvenir v. ill be given to each
Wednesday.
! - T he ladies aid of the M. E. church
one attending our Bible School next
Sunday nsnrning for our rally day
home i from
*."ri'
fl^ , d Mr‘ H , . A . Stewart a Tl.grs-
R a lp h StftiVart c came
a m e n«»nir
iu iii
,
i «
,
, u n n m t f M i l , day afternoon at her home. A pica»
Street Crossings ------------ ........$20000
• services.
i r 4» improved
the
hospital
l
ucsday
much
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.
A
County T ax Levy .____________$800.00
400 (N)
.
.uit time was retorted.
The Indians and the W hite Mcr.
Rock Roads ...... - ................
will have there last battle in the
Drainage ----------------------- ____ 200.00
R. B. Coleman and family drove tr.^ p < u
.
„ e b lthl
to_
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Bible school contest The Indian He bo and Newport Sunday return-1
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$800. IX)
* « almost won last Sunday. W hat w 11
gether while their wives are away.
Total
ing .late in the evening.
$800.00
Total
happen next Sunday ?
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; Bernice Nirlsen, of Ncwberg, who
Mprning sermon on "T he Rally
the hour of 7 :00 p. m. at rVhich time
Die Multnomah Hardware store
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• was employed at Ihe 20th cen tu ry
And notice is also hereby giventhat
Day Roll ( all "Also special music. is making
som e alterations in their
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and place all persons who shall be
c,
. J . ... store, is now employed in f ortlaml
*. E. will engage in another store. T h e office
the said 1 own Council of said low»,
partition has been
subject to such tax levy, when the
** lively contest Sunday night for points taken down, making more room for j
sitting as a levying board, will hold
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same shall be made, may appear and
| * bekvyeen the “Pep and Ginger” sides. their lint of hardware and supplies
a meeting at the council chambers in
I h e ladies quartet of the Evangel
be heard in favor of or against said
I t ’s getting hotter each evening.
the Town hall of said,town, on % on-
ical church, sang Monday evening
tax levy, or any part thereof.
T h e evening service will be in
1 at the W est Portland Evangelical
day evening, November 19th 1928, at
Mrs. A. Bonttv spent the week cj,urc|,
observance of "Good ( iti/enship Sun
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** day” with a sermon on “ P ro h ib itio . end at Rockgway with friends.
Oregon,
this
15th
day
of
October,
1928.
Dated at Beavertoi»
** or Nulifkation, Principle or P olitics"
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I T he state road grader was working
O T T O ERICKSON,
It will do you good to visit this
W. H Persrlls and family motored on the highway Monday from Tigard
A ttest: G E O R G E T H Y N G
Mayor
. . frit ndl-. c (mr h
tu Eagle Creek Sunday.
¡tu Hillsdale.
Recorder
O scar A. C ooper, Minister
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BUDGET MEETING
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