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THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Established 1927
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BEAVERTON. OREGON
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FRIDAY. DEC. 6. 1929
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W ave y
P S NOIES OF
NOTABLES AND
NEAR NOTABLES
City to Improve
Lombard Street
lh e city council at their regular
| meeting last Monday reached a final
decision to improve Lombard street
from the end of the pavement to
the City limits and the street com- ‘
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YSTEM
Portland
o*ble
district
ir. M35
W as
h
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1
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IVE
♦'•*> instructed to make the
Bui-ding the Pope’s Railway Station
RECEÑI A C M E S
IT COURT HOUSE
RRIEfLT REPORTED
necessary arrangements. The com-1
}vlr. Und Mrs. A. F. Larson si>ep.t I inittee was also authorized to hire
Ordered that County Clerk insti
the Thanksgiving day in Portland men to remove the brush aluit.l
tute
proceedings to straighten a por-
with their daughter and son-in-law Lombard and Erickson avenue.
j
Hon ot the N ounty Roavl No. 21 and
J- VV .Sprague and \. H. Woods
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mitchoii.
to vacate a portion thereof within
j reported on their trip to Hillsboro
r>ud districts No. J and 31 and
■n
regards
to
the
assessable
value
of*
A. F. Larson joined a group of
Ihursday, Jan. 2, 1930, at 10 a. m.
Watson street property. They found
football enthusiasts Thanksgiving lay
lived as time for bearing objection».
by the records that Washington
at the .Multnomah stadium.
I street, from 5th street south, is|
Ordered that a special election be
! still in the fiockcus addition, as ilj
held in W est Slope W ater District.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 1). Agncll are
has never been dedicated to the city •
' on • 'eccinber 19, 1929, for the pur
spending several weeks in Seattle
Property owners along Broadway'
pose of annexing adjoining terri
at their
accustomed
place
the
presented
a petition
requesting
tory
on the west and that County
Cambridge.
| a survey of the street and asked j
t lerk appoint ti poling place, 3 judges
3 clerks and prepare ballot and give
Mr. and Mrs. E. I) .Agnell stayed that it be made into an improvc-
I tnent district in order that the
notice as prescribed by law.
at the Heathnian hotel over Thanks
1 street may be widened,
giving holidays and were dinner i The following bills were referie.l
Ordered that J. R. McGinn of Cor-
|
in
liiis. In appoiiited Deputy Horti
guests on Thanksgiving day at the to the committee on finances:
culture
Inspector for that ixirtion of
i Tualatin W ater Co.................. $3X9.79
Sign “ < the Kose.
county lying /.vest of Hillsboro and
i P. F. P. lights..... ........
$142.00
Mrs. Q. K. Click of kiaigmont, \. H .Bixby, read meters ......... 31.00
W 1' l pshaw be appointed Deputy
Idaho, is visiting at the home of her V. II. Bixby marshall labor....$11.50
fi r the l ast end of county. Order
iccites that C. R. l.aFollettc who
daughter Mrs. K. L. Snyder, who Geo. Thy tie, recorder ......- ...... $25.00
Scene in the Nadeau city, in Itome, where Ifio station for the pupal state's little railway was being constructed
now holds the position of Inspector
is rapidly recovering front Iter re ¡Geo. Thyng., clerk.........................50.00
in the county is absent and not
cent illness.
i Heav. Transfer Co...............
135.70
performing
Ins duties.
L
Mrs. W. E. Pegg is spending a Ri n,\ i •: n Rev iew
Chapter
of
Eastern
E.
Schulmerick
faces
Beaverton
S.
P
Tower
$97.<o
I he l ounty C ourt has set Tuesday
few weeks with her daughter in Inves Syndicate
F. L. Hunt, labor ................. .... ..$5.(X)
Two Damage Suits
Being Dismantled
Star Entertain December 23rd as the date of the
Port kind.
! F.. L. Hobbs, labor.....................$12.20
annual county budget meeting. The
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe and I! I.. Purely,.............................- ...... $X,U)
The jury in the case of Austin
I'lie railroad tower, ut the inter
The chapter of the Eastern Star •unou,,j ol ,hr budget to be voted
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Summers at W F. Pegg est ,vid Watson
$•'00 l’liaris against Edward Schulmcrich section of Lombard street and the • entertained Thursday evening for l,,,on '* *»w,).353.74.
$10.00 and s>n, Melvin Schulmcrich, found, highway in Beaverton, is being d.s-
tended the Shrine dance in Portland ludees and clerks election
ihe past matrons, past patrons an.I
Suit* Filed
Melvin mauiled and the rumors are that it Holly l hapter ol Sheqwood.
j \V. E. Pegg Sec, deed Lombard $10.00 for the plaintiff against
Saturday night.
i
Schulmcrich in the sum of $957.45. is to be shipped to Albany lor a
The members of the Sherwood' Nort,»wcst Adjustment Co., vs t .
Mrs. Doy Gray entertained the
f’haris sought damages in the sum new logging road.
chapter
were introduced and each V Griffith, money action,
Long Monte club at Campbell court Cooperative Creamery
of $10,7X2.45 for injuries which iie
This tower was constructed Aug lady was presented with a
larg-
1 Mafic toast Adj. Co., vs Roy VV.
Tuesday.
Discussed at Meeting claimed were the result of a collis- \ ust 7, 1911, and some of the oper chrysanthemum and the gentlemen Wilson. Money action,
ion of his automobile with one ators were J H .Gross, for 15 years, with a carnation The past matrons
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Noble of
Metropolitan Bond and Mortgage
driven by Melvin Schulmehich on Claude Johnson was relieved after 2 when introduced received a be.uiti- ' " " J- ° Kubb. adinr. of estate
New berg arc visiting in the homes|
An interesting meeting attended May 0, 1927, at the corner of Fifth
> ears by John Rowe who stayed on ful handkerchief while the past pat- " f 1 K ■latch, deceased,
of Mr. und Mrs. W. R. Fetch and
by
about forty dairymen, was held j and Oak streets, Hillsboro.
the job 1() years. Jeff DuZan had roils were presented with a cUrnation
M \ .Butter field.
^ Weidenbach vt Karl Perry
This «nit, along with one by M rs.1 this post for quite some time until
in Wheeler hall at Aloha, Tuesday i
Speeches of the evening »were dr- *’« ux mortgage foreclosure.
Mrs. J. H. McLeod entertained her
forenoon, the purpose* of the meet- ] PhiJrK against the Schulmerichs i transferred to Portland recently.
I.vere.l in a most interesting manner
0 rd ,r. SiRned by Judg. B , g|#y
daughter Mrs. Essex Marsh at The
\. J. Butler and Mr. Ro»v< were .«nci were follow ed hv the following (
ing being to discuss the advisability was filed May 3, 1929 Mrs. Pliaris
Lutvviu Wednesday.
solo. Miss Gcor |
dismissal order was g i v e n hi
of organizing a cooperative creamery! askes for damages ill tin; sum of ill charge of the tower when it was program: Vocal
$5559.00 which she claims for in-'j closed at II A* Wednesday.
giana Jon es; accompanied by Jean ,,H' case of Mcl ready Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson of or cheese factory. The meeting was I
juries she sustained in the same ac- ‘
M cRrcrn; |>iano numbers Evelyn ' * William Adler et al.
The Dalles visited in the home of in charge of County Agent O. T . 1
cident. The latter suit has not yet Hatchery Increases to
Alexander;
vocal
/selections. Miss
Arthur Jesse et al vs lily
of Hills-
McWhorter
twho
was
assisted
by
X.
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
come up for trial.
Alice
Johnson,
with
Miss
Ruth
Film
boro,
granted
extention
of
time
to
T.
Jamison,
dairy
expert
with
th
e
1
Swenson.
37,000 Egg Capacity Hawley as accompanist; the several Ide complaint.
extension service of the Oregon Ag-I
Miss Rue Stevens of Juneau, Alas ricultural college.
Tariff Protects
banjo numbers bv Billy Woods were
Dismissal order was given in the
The Hart Hatchery, with the |>ur- well received.
ka, and Myron Gray were married z The condition of the market now j
v
’
-
*se
of A. B. I umbs v* I. Kawamoto
Pacific Coast Nuts chase of the Aloha Hatchery, have
at the Episcopal church at Klamath and tor some time past lias been'
The most important event of the ci ox.
Falls by Res'. Noel Thomas. Monday such ili'at the dairymen have not, Late reports from the notional increased their incubators to a ca evening was the presentation of a
F.staU*
afternoon. They have gone to San been able to realize for their pro- j capitol are that the senate have ptivity of 37,(XXI, and is found to be past matrons pin to Mrs. Elizabeth
about
the
busiest
spot
in
Oregon
Francisco j.vhere they will make duct the actual cost of production, voted to retain the 5 cent tariff on
Last will and testament of Joint
XfcGowan. The evening pvas closed
For the past week they have been with a delicious luncheon, the din O’Connor, died Nov. 9ih, at St. V ut-
their home.
and all were unanimous in a decis filbert and 10 cents a pound on
-helled nuts. Western Oregon fil moving the recently purchased prop ine room was decorated in Thanks cent hospital, real property valued
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Livermore ion that only through some sort of
,.t $15tiu a n j personal property $ti*U;
bert
growers with a favorable mar erty to their place on Hither avenue gi\ mg array.
Jr. .spent the week end at Seaside. an organized effort can anything be ket are bound to develop an im
Mr. and Mrs. Hart who have al
j
heirs Rose Mclin, Portland, R 5 and
Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh were accomplished to better this most im portant and profitable industry.
ways managed their own place of
Civ tan Julia BcriZird, Beaverton R 2
portant industry. Mr. Jamison pre
Hard Time Dance
dinner gpests of Mr. and Mrs. \.
busings, started 17 years ago with
are tile heirs; Julia Bernard ap
sented facts and figures
which
P. Marsh Wednesday evening.
Next Tuesday, Dec. 12 pointed executor.
an incubutor of 11 thousand capa
showed that, under present market
city. None
of the
chickens arc
Cousin
Instantly
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Last will of l . Peterson, died No-
John Avalio who works at Marsh’s conditions, a small creamery or I
raised by them blit they have con
One of the big events of the enm-'vember
Kstate
shows real
garage was
hurt
Tuesday while cheese factory drawing a support '
Killed at Crossing tracts with the various farmers to mg week is the hard time dance be- property 24th
located
in
Washington
working on a car, a jack slipped and from only 300 to 500 cows would not I
take the output. Mr. Hart inspect* ing given by the Aloha Community Grant and Deschutes counties val-
improve the situation at all, but j Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCann
hit him on the eye.
their stock for bacillary diarrhea, club, next Tuesday, December 10th ! |ic(J -,,t $10,400.00. Elmer Peterson
that a large organization could do
Mrs. Esterly who is itcr.v residing a great deal of good. In this con were instantly killed December 2nd t nc of the most severe of chick at 'Wheeler hall. Mu«ir will be appointed executor.
i furnished bv the same peppy orches
in Portland spent the weekend at nection it was also sh /vn that with at a railroad crossing m Los Ange di-eases.
l-.state of Samuel Schmidt, shows
les. Mrs. McCann is a cousin to
Their specialty is day old chicks ira ami prizes given for the “worst’ i.a l property appraised at $25<X) and
her former home here.
in a radius of three miles of Aloha Mrs. W. Benjamin.
and they ship to all parts of the costume.
personal property $500. Heirs arc
Mrs. M. C. M cKerchcr entertained there is over 20AXI dairv rows and | The young couple who were newly
United States.
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Lizzie Schmidt, wife and Amelia
and
by
going
out
a
little
further
|
the Giunge home economics club to
weds were returning from the U of j
Neon Sign Installed
and Marie Schmidt all of laurel
a luncheon Tuesday at her home this number ctin be doubled and W vs U. S. C. football game in
Park' r Fountain Pens, Brown’s
R
I Lizzie
Schmidt appointed
They discussed the annual Christmas tripled. It was also reported that j California together with four other
| The
first Neon sign to be in- cxrcu|or
Beaverton Pharmacy.
tree on December 14. There will be there is now under way at least
a hi II till car |\.i- vv i . <:
stalled in Aloha is
hung in iron» Abraham
X.ahier,
estate
,shews
an exchange of gifts among the three movements for some sort oi j All six were killed.
of the Aloha Drug Store and cun
Hrrman /ahler alld S u » n
Annual
Paper
Drive
members and also the installation of dairymen organizations being spons
seen
for quite some distance Y||nj{en and Abraham Zahler, Jr.,
Well Under Way be
ored by Portland interests, so a j
the officers.
both
up and down
the highway ,u.„ v Abfrham ,Zahler. J r ,
ap-
committee of three was named, to j O T TO F.RICKSON IS
This new business enterprise in pointed executor.
1 hanksgiving dinner guests at the make a study and thoroughly inves- j
E L E C T E D MAYOR
The Annual Itipcr Drive of the our community besides making a
L*r. Welsh home
were
Mr. and tigation of the entire situation and I
Aloha-Hubcr P. T. A. was started specialty
of prescriptions have a Marriage L»ca>'»e» issued Ibis week
Mrs. J. W . Sprague, and son Boyd,, report back to a larger meeting to |
Monday and is now well underway. fine line of drugs. leather goods,
Ernest A. Street, l lackamas, an I
Otto Krickson was re-elected to The (acuity and students are work
Mr .and Mrs Fred Olmsted and be held after the first of the new
■ toilet articles and what not for you Francis E. Rice, Forest Grove.
serve
as
Beaverton’s
ntiyor
by
a
daughter Ortrude.
year. This committee is composed I
ing hard to make this years drive to choose from.
Geo. L. Tatreau and Vera Mu>
vote of 245, while A. K. Wilson re- i a bigger success than ever before,
Mrs. Annie Aldrich of Los Ange of A. E Kern, who owns a larit*-
Mdntoch,
both of Portland.
ceived
29
votes.
Councilman
Alex
so if you have papers but cannot
les and Mr. and Mrs. Wagner cf dairy farm near Hsizeldalc, Frank
EN TERTA IN S FR IEN D S
Ralph F. Scruggs, Vernonia, airl
ander
was
also
re-elected
with
217
lake them to the school house, get
Portland were guests of Mr. and O’Meara, pioneer dairyman of Fl-
AT i l l AN K Si.IV IN G DINNER | j( >(-(>thy I- Anderson, both of Poll
monica. and C. J. Stickney, of the votes and J. R Talbert, the m sr in touch with either a pupil or one
Mrs. John Lundgren Wednesday.
1
land.
councilman received 270 votes.
of the teachers.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Anderson of Aloha Finance Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs < T Williamson of
Kdward VV. Feldt, Schofield, and
F. J. Dietsch led in the race fori The
This
committee
is
already
earn
welfare
committee
report
Portland were guests at the W. K
; Portland, entertained twenty-five of \|ar,ha Minger, Vernonia.
recorder-treasurer
office
by
X
votes
splendid results in their collection
lb It
NanKleck home over the week end. , -tlv at «work, and it is b
( ar| W’ohlschlegal and Anna Ma
he receiving 172 votes against I « .. of garments not in use and are their friends at their country home
out
of
this
little
preliminary
meet
-1
A theatre party comprised of Mr.
in
Wilshire
Acres
at
Thanksgiving
m
Liest, both of Laurel R 2.
Thyng 164.
ready to assist any family i/i need dinner
and Mrs. L.Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. ing of Tuesday forenoon will resub i
Every one reported a m ist
Martin J. Parsons, Forest Grove
Unusual
interest
was
shown
in
I
of clothing.
I *o not fail to conic
M ( . McKercher, Mr. and Mrs. W an organization of a great deal of
thi. election, according to the poll' to this committee as they are wait enjoyable time and a very delicious an(j ( , racf lxur Hillsboro K 2.
benefit
to
the
dairy
industry
of
thi-
R Vankleek, Mr. and Mrs. \V. I-
dinner. The evening w;i- spent .->t
, ;trj y
Anderson and Braddic
record 337 votes were cast this year ing to help.
lady attended the Duiwin theatre section.
cards
and
dancing.
^jar
Masson
both of Portland.
in comparison to 2 *4 last yrtir.
Friday evening.
< ounty clerk reports fees collecte I
Postoffice at
Christmas merchandise at Brown»
Mrs. N. G .Freeman was a guest
Emma Bell Black
for the month of November in the
Mr».
Anna
Vaughn
Tualatin Robbed
of her neice Mrs. R- N. Nelson of Beaverton Pharmacy.
turn of S21H0.2S; of which $IU>5
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Mrs . Anna
Vaughn,
aged XI, uv'ere boo/e fines. The county rec
Portland several days this week.
Thanksgiving
night
the
postoffice
Bell Black were held Wednesday in
passed away Monday at the home of order rejKirts $55395.
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Whitworth
Thief
Visits
Church
Portland with interment in the Mt at Tualatin and the Oregon Electric her son, A Mills, of lla/eldalr. who
an! Mi«s Minnie Brandel and (tor-
depot were eniered. But little was »he was visiting Mrs. Vaughn made
Arratlt
Scott cemetery.
don H alstm left Sunday for a
A very, unobliging thief removed
When Mrs Bl.-rk, who was 70 obtained from the«« * * o place» and her home in 1-os Angeles
We. ks visit at Lake I ytle
Wm. Watson arrested on charge
the hat and c a t of Dr Mason years of age, passed away she .vas the gymnasium of the high school
Besides the son, two daughters,
from
the
lobby
of
one
of
the
Beav
of
parole violation.
was
broken
into
presumably
to
get
I r. and Mr« Joe Keller enter
surrounded by her six children, who
Mrs. Alma Houseman and Mr*. Lou
Burt Reynolds, held on a Ikjoor
tained a group of their friends Sun erton churches Sunday, according to were hurriedly summoned, and her money taken in from a show jpvrn Vanserrrtond of I.os Angeles «urvive
charge was sentenced to 50 dayi in
day. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pomeroy. Mr. late reports The party taking the hu'band. The survivors are her hus there Thursday.
her Funeral services X<»>k place
jail by Lircuit Judge Bagley.
and Mrs. Horace Nelson 'in.I Mr articles certainly must have felt an band, Stephen T„ two (laughters,
Wednesday at the Pegg chapel with
urge
H*
discourage
church
going
Auction Sale of Furniture and interment at < ooper Mt. cemetery.
j
Mrs. M
F
Barnett. Wenatchee,
W ash, and Mrs. W. M Irvine, of Hardware and tool* Friday, Decem
Portland.
Franri« I gg Vfash $13 50, Scratch
ber 13th 1 :JD p. m A Ford sedan
Did you ever eat one of those de Portland, and four sons, C P - I A.
$52 50 per ton Phone AT W14 at
Do
you
know
that
Thyng
serves
auctioned
Dietsch
E of Beaverton will alto be
licious 35c dinners at the \Nhite of Portland. W
> ur expense.
Hot Dogs and light lunches
F -e Brown's Cough Remedy ^
Hardware 3r Furniture Store
and
C
O
of
Wenatchee,
Wash
Hall Restaurant ?
Quick relief.