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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1929)
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Beaverton and Cloud, Minn., last week. his cousin Mi-s Brice of Iowa *vere Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crullers were on callers at the C. Florence home 1 ues- iheir way Wedni-sd*y for a three day evening. mouths trip through Montana, Cali Mr H A. Morrison and babv and fornia and other points of interest. Mrs. C. E. Allen and family of Beav After the Emery familv were set erton, spent Tuesday at Lost Park. tled in the Hewett house on Hunter Messrs Morrison and Allen joined Street. Mrs. Emery and daughter them in the evening for a picnic left Saturday for a months vacation dinner. at the beaches The Aloha Community club held Miss Evalyn Homburg spent the their regular monthly pieeting at the • veek end at the f’erev ^«»ith home. Wheeler hail Yuesday evening at which time only routine business was Mr. and Mrs. Porter lJ"ye« w-r- discussed. ALO H A N E W S . hosts to Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Acker Mrs. Weikeen is having the inter man and Mrs. Ogle, of Lake View, ior of her home redecorated. Oregon, last week Mr. and Mrs. Gerrow and Mrs. Maxine Lusby celebrated her fifth Mary Dixon were guests of Mr. and birthday at her grandparents home ut Mrs. Matt King Sunday at a picnic Hazeldalc last week. Besides her dinner at Gales Creek. parents her sister and brother were present and Mr. and Mrs. De Voe The Alnhu Mercantile Co. have of Vancouver, Wash. had new window counters installed with dr t proof shelves underneath Mrs C. W. Cantrell hud as visi tors Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, to store stock in. dentists from India, who are making their home .it Los Altos, Cal. BEAVERTON Mrs. Dan Adams and granddaugh Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tillman of ter Edna Hill of Beaverton, were Ridenwrood, Wash., spent the week guests of Mrs. C. Florence Tuesday. end visiting rekitives in Beaverton. Doy Gray, Archie Masters and 'Frances Livermore, Jr., attended the banquet given for the Washington i county Bankers association at Berg’s <. halct given by the Tigard bank. F. W. Robertson of Omaha, Neb., was a recent visitor at the W. C. McKell home. Mrs. Thurston and mother Mrs .Prickett of Hillsboro were dinner guests of Mrs. Butner Sunday. O Ü tm M u rfa ii mrm I t o S i u w i a r * ( M f l ■ I t m i i é i f d <M dun. ,>m i il» la» < w h im o ir tid m t six JU U Irvrll^l Jl s i x t y - six SEE this different car . . America's Jirst with Four Forward Speeds ut prices within the reach o f every m otoristl butt rman norms iiich » p a a d I r u s — U t u w t a t k o w w rtd . d m s ig n e d a m t |*atesiled b y D u r a n t e n g in e e r » , à» w aed. ▼ I l io n o to r ie * » a n d o p e r a l e » w ith r e m a r k a b l e e a r n . ▼ D r iv e ik e New D u r a n « N ia * U « v « t a f a s a s l N l O N i.l P I A M O T U t U lX . F O R W A H I) s r B B l)sA notice that School Distrif, v. forty-eight of Washington * will offer for sale jV nineteen hundred and ,Wen bonds of said School District * John Hays is spending the *week at total sum of Thirty ThousJ the home of his daughter Mrs. K. J. lars.Saul bonds to be dated |uK nineteen hundred twenty-n, Rasmussen and family at HillsbAro. bear interest a. ,he rate o( !* John Welter of Chicago spent the three-quarters per cent per ' week e n d with his father M . Walter and to mature serially tWo dollars July first nineteen t and family. thirty, three thousand dollar Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beach and *on first in each of the yejrs Carl Curtis left Sunday for a week’s hundred thirty one, and , visit with relatives at Los Angelees. hundred thirtv-two, five »ho*, lars July first in each of tfc •Mr. and Mrs. W K. VanKleek nineteen hundred thirty ti, spent the week end at Ocean Lake nineteen hundred thirtv-six , beach. The latter remained for a two and two thousand dollars Ju week’s visit. nineteen hundred thirty-»evei to be opened by the board Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lasw’ell and Bank of Beaverton at the | son spent Sunday afternoon at the cven-thirtv o’clock p. m. / John Mullen home at Raleigh stution must be unconditional and panied by a certified check Scott D. Kellogg of Portland was a ■min of One Thousand Dollai week end guest at the M. C. McKer- ipproving legal opim..n of ( cher home. Cake will be furnished the su bidder. The board reserves t! Mrs. Robert Friere of San Fran to reject any or all bids. cisco, left for her home Saturday af- • F. W. LIVERMORE Jr ter a week’s visit with her m /lher Mrs. Charles Esterley in Beaverton! and other relatives in Portland. Sealed proposals are invited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keller returned school board of School Distric Tuesday after spending several days 4R of Beaverton, Washington t at Seaside. Oregon, for the supplying 0f hundred forty (140) cords Good management is always an Im growth, first class fir wood to portant factor in reducing the cost o f. livered on the school premises producing pork, says the Oregon ex September 1, 1929, and will periment station. This means using ccived until seven (7) o’clo only well-balanced rations, keeping Mondav evening, July 1, wh< the pigs healthy, and saving large bids will be opened and if sa litters. A very small amount of hay tory contract will be awarded. with a little milk or tankage as a The school board reserves the supplement to the grain ration is very to reject any or all bids. valuable but the substitution of even Signed L. R. DE.1 the best quality of legume hay for i Chairman of the School a considerable portion of the grain ' F. W. Livermore, Jr., Clerk does not lower the cost of the pork Charles Carlson left for New York produced, it is found. Saturday for an indefinite st^y. i A V W W W W V W V W yW A W W Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyd will go F O U N T A IN P E N S to Eugene for the mail carriers con-| vention Friday and from there they $1.50 and up will go to San Francisco to visit ! relatives. Dr. A. E. W ilson THE DE LUXE SEDAN • » . H i e m u et e A r t e n ! t o u r F o r w a r d were: Mesdames Butner, Wadding-j ton, Geo. Tefft, Ernest Tefft, R. L. Dean, William Smith, C. E. Hedge, W. Harris, Thomas Thorpe of Se attle, W ash, and Mrs. Khosc. A one o’clock dinner was served and the Lilies put in the entire day quilting. T IIIS sin u rt.r ic h ly -a p iH m ite d New D u ran t S ix S ix t y - S ix is d e s t in e d for a d is tin g u is h e d career. ^ It im proves v a stly o n th e s a m e s o u n d eiiffinccriiiK p r in c ip le s w h ic h e n a b led th e D u r a n t F o u r-F o rty and th e D u ra n t Six-Sixty to s h a tte r ull e x is tin g p e r fo r m a n c e record s for lo w -p riced ears. ▼ I ts a b ilitie s tire a lm o s t r e v o lu tio n a r y . ▼ ▼ F u e l e c o n o m y is 20 p e r c e n t g r e a te r t h a n t h a t o f its p r e d e c e s s o r , t h e s u c c e s sfu l D u ran t S ix ty -F iv e . A c c e le r a tio n is in c r e a s e d by 50 to 60 p e r c e n t . II i ll - c l i m b i n g is 12 per c e n t b e t t e r th a n t h e S ix tv -F iv e . . . . . . . A t THIJ W O R L D ’S L O W E ST P R IC E S OTTO ERICKSON BEAVERTON, OREGON E. D. BARBER V an '^Xm dkm g his bed. * A ^Before lying Jown Ke turns round and round sinking Urn- louder, smoothing out u/r at ever may be in his way as he nears the ground. As he turns,he '>•* strokes his hair dose to his body.thus keeping out the Cold and the u/et* SHOP M e t e r , Prop “T O -D A Y IS Mr. Jannsen left Wednesday even ing for Seattle i^n a business trip. Y E S T E R D A Y ’S P L A N S ” Mr. and Mrs. Archie Masters, Viv ian Harris and F.rnest Masters spent Sunday at Rockar.vay. ' Mrs. R. L. Dean entertained Mr. 1 i'nd Mrs. Walter Harris to dùiner, Thursday evening. Mrs. Rhose entertained the Cherrie Aflernooners with a one o’clock din- 'ncr Tuesday, it being a surprise party on Mrs. Walter Harris. 500 was played during the afternoon. Those present were: Mesdames O H. Bri ghton. B. 1 Woodward, Edward Bor ing. Ola Boyle. Floyd lrrrt, *"rnest lefft. Young, Walter Harris and Mrs Kho»e Mrs. Rrighton winning first prize, Mrs. Walter Harris, sec olid ami Mrs Young the consolation They presented Mrs. Harris with a gift. At the annual convention of the graml chapter of Masons rej^titly held in Portland, F.. W Woodruff 1 was appointed grand standard bearer Mrs. Rhose entertained a group of ladies Thursday in honor of her mother Mrs. T. J Hannigan cele brating her birthday. Those present — put into action — that bank account you start to-day is the help ful working plan of action tom orrow. —be a to-dayer at your neighbors bank BA N K OF BEAVERTOi A good b an k in a good to w s in tk a Gardon Sp o t of O rego n Mt H | l » • IistiAi mtivC vv •> t r m M EM BER F E D E R A L R E S E R V E SYSTEM where service blends into helpful co-operation A V W V .V .W .W .N W W W V W W S W W A ’i W ’V1 By Stafford w^tch th>s « S T U D IO First Class Work Optometrist Mrs. N. W. Gorham entertained a ! group of her friends Friday evening At Reasonable Prices Jeweler Mrs. Walter Harris being the guest of honor. Mesdames Bfesser, John Summer, Rhose, Dean, Erickson, Shellenbcrger, Woodard, Lutie Boring Denny, and Jannsen were present, i Cards were the feature of the even ■ A V W A S S W . V . 'A W / A W A W W W W A W ing in which Mrs. John Summers won high score and Mrs. Erickson the consolation. A lovely luncheon was served. DAD AND 1 Lv< x -x -x -x -x -x -x -x -w -w All set for a n a p . t l ' r. \ r - h L „ , </W/y y*
