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BEAVERTON, OREGON THURSDAY. DEC. 25.
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A very successful turkey shoot
took place last Sunday at the Gas-
kill place. The turkeys belonged to!
Mrs. Otto Erickson.
Frank Dietsch has sold his hard­
ware and furmture siorc to L. B
Richey, who took charge this week.
Mr. Dietscn, however will continue
to have his office at the store.
Mrs. Richey will be remembered
us Mrs. Brown, who formerly owned I
the Service Lumber company, now I
the McCready Lumber company
She left Beaverton in 1926, return
ing home the first day of Septem
her this year.
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RECcNI I C 1 I S
1 1 C M HOUSE
BRIEFLY REPORTED
Omar C Fendnll, treasurer of the
Washington County Chapter Ameri­
can Red Cro..s reports us follows
regarding the Red Cross Roll Call
Drive.
Banks, $t; Bethany Presbyterian
$11; Buxton $7; Cornelius $20; For­
est Grove $139 25; Gaston $19; Beth
any German Baptist $5; Glen wood
$6 ; Helvetia $6; Hillsboro $2 18; Hill
side $19; Kansas City $5; Laurel
$20.10; I,elsyvUle $2; Metzger $2'.;
North Plains $6; Orenco 111; Phil­
lips Ladle* Aid $5; Phillips Young
People $6; Scholls $20; Sherwood
$26, Ttguid $12, Timber $13; West
Tlmbei $3 Verboort $21 Districts
yet to hour from Aloha, Beaverton,
Dilley, Gules Creek, Huber, Watts
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were among the names af­
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fectionately given to Ray
Charlton by Intimate friends,
for obvious reasons. This
car full of young folks on
v for
their way to a neighboring
Guests at the A. E. Wilson home
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town, however, thought they
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. R. Losli,
1 m aterial
had him stumped, for the
anJ children, Mr. and Mrs. E Lo»li i
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,ar seemed hopelessly delayed in n
and children, all of Laurel, Fred I
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iiue of vehicles bullied by a washout
Wilson and children of Witchhazei 1
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and Miss Mabel Richter.
“Now, Mr. Flx-it!’’ challenged Mu-
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sorenson
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Slel, when they found there was noth­
ing to do but wait for the repairer to were hosts Sunday to a number of
tl#e road passable; and another ; Portland friend.i and Mrs. V. Kear­
Estate«
;dded. “ Yes, Santa Clans, what are ney and daughter Ruth, of Hillsboro i
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carr spent
A Nelson Early, J. Rosenthal up-
mu going to do about this Christmas
potnted administrator. Estate show«
party? It looks ns though we wouldn’t Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. j
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get to the Merrill's until Christmas Anderson.
teal and personal property valued
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jay is over.”
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes spent
at $3700.
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Carl L. Kosunder, Linus Hosander
"You folks just wait,” said Ray, Christmas day in Seattle with Mrs. i
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pointed executor. Estnte shows per­
stepping out Into the sloppy road, and Noyes’ mother.
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sonal and real property valued at
llsappearing
b e-
A. L. Fletcher was in Boise, Idaho I
$300.
hind the car at
Christmas with his family.
(their rear.
The Dewey Drorbaugh family at­
Suits Filed in Circuit Court
When
he
re­
tended a family reunion Christmas
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Ronald Beattie by and through
turned, his friends &
day in Portland at the home of his i
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as
bis guardian ad litem W. 11. Reuttie
(laughed
uproari­
sister Mrs. J. A. Singleton, others i
i vs C. E Mason, suit to collect $1000
ously, for he was
present were Mr. anu Mrs. O. H. I
damages sustained In an auto acci­
carrying a small
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Drorbaugh, of Vernonia, Miss Hazel !
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dent 1-4 mile East of Aloha, Sept.
Drorbatigh, of San Francisco.
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N. J. Skee was in Poitlund Mon-;
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green bundles. Fit
Commercial
Adjustment Co
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day on business.
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ting the fir branch
Herman
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Vogelsang,
money
action
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The W. E. McCIoskey family visi­
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into the cigarette
Jean Me Breen v* F. W. McHreen,
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ted Ins mother in Portland Monday.
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(holder of the cur,
divorce
action.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benson enjoyed
he produced three
Xmas day at the home of Dr. D.
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miniature candles
Murrlngc Ui-ciisca Issued
Meyers in Portland.
width he attached
Edgar H. Baucont and Mary Ellen
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Westslope Service Station and G ro-,
to the tree and
Ramey of 423 Vancouver St. Port-
eery under new management. Satis-1
lighted.
Disap­
| land.
taction guaranteed. On Canyon road
pearing again, he
Garrett Eurl Paulsen« _, Portland
came back, chanting, •Jingle-jingle-no, Beaverton.
and Norma Rosalen Sams. Beaverton
there! Make way for Father Chrl t-
Mr. and Mrs. M. C, McKercher
mas!” Re-entering the car, he dis­ were dinner guests of Mrs. Loretta
HEAVKRTON
tributed bis gifts.
Welch in Portland Thursday evening
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1IIGII SCHOOL NOTES
The girls uttered turprised exclama­
U N r. »; nvyc «><? >r
Mrs. Frank Daune and daughter
tions on receiving dainty little boxes Mary Jean of Silveiton, visited with
of face powder; two ot tbe men had friends in Beaverton Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon a program wus
packages of cigarettes, and the one
The play “The Purisn Priest*
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presented
the school consisting
M an Killed by high voltage of all local at taien,
who didn’t smoke, a handkerchief given at the Tuinverein hall in Portland Printing Concern Portraits done by
Uev. Dungan, of
hearing his initial—all attractively Portland Thursday evening by the
Wire
Near
T
igard
Portland,
delivered
a splendid ad-
Beaverton
Woman
to Publish Books
wrapped in colored paper!
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dress. The school waa closed Tues­
Southern Pacific club, in which one
Placed on Exhibit
“ Now,” announced Ray—“music and
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O. M. McMillan died Tuesday, as day and will not reopen until Jnnu-
Metropolitan
Press,
well
dancing, and then refreshments, ' with Pat Byfield was attended by sev- i The
the
tesult of burns on his back, BrY
which he- produced a pocket comb aud etal Beaverton people, among them | known Portland printing house ate
Portraits done by Mrs Ida Mae ohMt an(1 ,p>;8 ^stained when he
« ‘ udents and their parents respon-
piece ot paper for orchestra, and made weie Mr .and Mrs. McKercher. Mis. adding to their line of work the Shannon, of Beaverton, of Abraham
them all rise and do g y m n a stic exer Byfield, son Jimmie, and Mrs. Beach publishing of books. The first put Lincoln* and Ezra Meeker in .life waIked into a high voltage wire. <,“d nob|y to ,he cal1 for food *nd
that had fallen across the road, Nothing for needy families, fine
on the maiket and available at lead­
rises to limber and worm themselves.
size have been on display at the when an automobile crashed Into a P«*™0" donated a ton of cabbages,
Brown’s Beaverton Pharmacy wish I
nut
cake
ing
book
stores
is
“Cathlumet
on
Then he passed a box ot
Linn Jones, of poie^Snapping It off. When the pole mother a sheep butchered and
aunt you a Merry Christmas.
the Columbia” by Thomas Nelson home of «14.. Senator
bars, sent by his California n aunt
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Mr.
and
Mrs
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Essex
Marsh
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fell, another pole and wire were
u" i “ nd
oth*r* “; nl
thanking his stars he l ad
pU||ed to the ground. Mr. Me Mill- ln articles
I here being
u few
them along. The fun thus started hosts for dinne r Christinas eve for ,,f t^c old River Indian of Oregon to lhe stat0 caP*to1 io1 «»hlbitlon.
A portrait of Dr. John I>iughlin an laid descended from a truck, In families in this vicinity In need.
makes an ideal
kept up until the “ Move on signal Mr. and Mrs. -dcl^eod, Mr. and | an(| Washington
by tbe same artist, now bungs tii which he was riding with his son, *h(* «urplus left over after they are
Mrs. Ted Hornecker and Mr. and Christmas gift.
really surprised them.
the old Mcl-aughlin house on Sin to investigate the accident and came ca**-d
wll> ** M>nt *° Portland
Mrs.
A.
P.
Marsh.
They
will
also
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Once past the repaired washout and
get-
Hill, Oregon City. One of ni contact with the wire unknow relief stations
have
their
Christinas
tree
together
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on their way. Muriel said: “ Sow,
Fut h er
llia -s a c k e r
Speak»
Henry Ford has been purchased by ingly.
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Mrs. Chas. Mackie has gone to i
Santa Fix-It, tell us how you worked
Honor«'«! nt surprU«* Turfy
tbe Biclnisn Motor Car company of
Boise.
Idaho,
to
spend
the
holidays
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the magic.”
I Father Heesacker was the prin- lieaverton.
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“That was dead easy 1” he laughed. with her sister.
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A surprise party was
tendered
Miss
Ruth
Lundgran
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home,
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“ You can always find what you want
of the
Beaverton
Kiwanis
club, portrait of Judge J. U. Campbell of
Geo B Reed aged 80 years, died Mrs. H H laies, of Huber last week
if you look long the holidays, from Corvallis, where
which was held at the Broadway Oregon
City. Her
portraits
are at his home on Ixmiburd street In Cards and dancing were the dlver-
enough. I’d noticed she is attending school.
Cafe. The club plans to have two done
In oils,
those of
Lincoln Beaverton suddenly Sunday. He has sions of the evening, which was
something preen by
Stipes Garage carry a full line of
a re„|dent of Beaverton for the closed at a late hour by lovely re
tlie road, and after radio tubes. If you are in doubt evening and two noon meetings, Ezra Meeker and Dr. McLaughlin
during
the
month.
¡having
been
painted
from
photo-
print
five
years and is survived by a freshments. Among jlhose present
I'd mushed along about your tubes bring them in for
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wife, Mrs. Annie Reed; was fathei were her granddaughter, Miss Helen
back a few rods. I tecting which is free of charge.
of
Mrs. E T. Mul<|utn Portland; Ix^es, daughter Mrs. W. E. 1 x-e*. Mr.
found it was a little
Stipes Garage is now selling the
Edwaid Boring is home from
Ralph
Reed,
Harnesvllle.
Ohio; Htonehurk, Art and Glen Schlott-
spruce
tree.
1 Hebo to spend the holidays.
all electric Echophone Radio 6 tube
JEAN MAINLAND
Frank Huron, S D.; Mrs. Elizabeth hauer, of Portland and R. R. Mar-
couldn't pull it up,
Otto Erickson and Lewis Hughson
RGd $59.50 complete with
Douglar.
Barnesville,
Ohio;
Mrs. vln and family of Aloha.
but my tru ly blade went to Seattle Saturday on business tubes, terms Will be glad to dem­
Miss Jean Mainland, aged 75, fell Jennie Rudd, Columbus. Ohio; and
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severed a branch, returning Monday.
onstrate in your home. Has to be
on
the
steps
at
her
brother's
homo
a
cousin,
Mrs.
R.
H.
Reed.
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HARVEST
and — there you
The students of the High School seen to be appreciated.
in Beaverton Saturday night and
ements are being made to for- |
|(y
are 1”
are surely to be commended in the
broke her hip. She was carried Into wa|(, lhe ,^mains to Columbus Ohio,
“ But tlie canities
VERNE
BRIGHT
help they have given the needy.
S \|{ \ 11 ELIZABETH Tt KNER
the house and the doctor, after ex for burial.
•--and tbe ciga­
They voted to do away with the
cxaininination, believed the Injury
rettes?”
There are other harveet here than
regular tree and to give aid to the
Sarah Elizabeth Turner, aged U | | ^ to be a bruise or sprain 'I
Il BOVI»
“ Yes, and tbe
starveling wheat;
years daughter of Mr and Mrs H dft> h<>r cf)ndulon had not improved
p o w d e r b o x e s , needy.
These acres yield another crop
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Blasr.er
are
E.
Turner
passed
away
at
her
home
and
she
WM
relnov«d
to
the
Port
W. H. Boyd was born May 18. 1888
fancy paper anil
than com —
spending Christmas with Mrs. Blas- n Mill City from heart trouble. land hospital, where It was dlscov- at Earlham, Iowa, died December
all?"
Men hind the sheaves of beauty
sers
brothel
and
wife.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thursday
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December
l(Hh
She
is
en,d
ht.r
h)p
wnH
broken
Wednes
21 at the hospital in Portland. He
"I simply col­
to
adorn
survived by sisters Anna Mae and day
were made to ••Ot was BMWVlad to Miss Ruby Wllmot .
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lected tliose from the cars back of us. Higley. in Portland
A thought with golden flesh
Mr. and Mrs. Mauley Underhill Rita, brothers Jim and Jack; grand- lh#, hip and put a caat on
Miss ,n Portland Oregon. January 2. 1898. j
One man was a salesman, with a case
against the cheat
the who survives him. He also leaves
ot those boxes. A woman in anothei and Milton Boring are sp riding father Pat Delaney Spokane. Wash.. Main|^nd did not ra||y from
Of time There's something mure
'three brothers and one sister, Elmer;
cm had a lot of little candles for her Christmas day at Multnomah at grandmother Mrs. Satmh Hankins. ether
than yellow grain
Underhill»
brothers
home. Hillsboro, and several aunts and
Sh# wa„
a natjVe of Scotland, com e „ f Brownsville Ore.; Daniel S. of j
kid’s birthday cake, and also some Mrs.
To granary for winter. Farmers
uncles J. L. Turner of Aloha, being jn)r to the u nu^d states 43 years Beattie. Wash.; Marion T. of Camas.
bright paper. The cl ••irott«* are ni> Victor Emmons.
know.
Students home from school are an uncle.
ago Making her home with
her Wash., and Mrs. Jennie Skidmore of ^ As they reap the fields of autumn
own. just done tip fnncy-llke, and the
Funeral tervices were in charge of brother John Mainland. The family Portland. Ore. He waa past master '
hanky It, too— it was Just mv good Robt. Ham n Esther and Emma
before snow
luck that the non-.rmokci of the bunch Schrader. Paul Shellenberger and W E Pegg and conducted from the r, „ tded at |AUr€.| untt| atx»ut two 0f Remverton Ix>dge A F A A M
Strike» grievously a harvest less
St Cecelia church at Beaverton. yeara a>jo at which time they moved jf0 n o and Past Patron of Beaver
has an Initial the same as mine. The Milton Borlr.g.
of pain
woman with the candles let m. into
Mr. and Mr». H. O. Stipe are go- Monday morning.
t0 Beaverton.
Chapter 10« Order of the Eastern
And more of pea'» than any bin
her cat and helped me do up the pack­ ing to their daughters and son-in-
The family lived in Beaverton for
Funeral services will be
held Btar.
also member of the Beaver
may keep • • •
ages. That's all."
laws home in Portland Christinas. « number of years moving to Mil! Sunday from the Laurel church wl*h Orange, Elk lodge, of Portland.
Thte crop will not pay tax on
City about three years ago
“ But enough." murmured Muriel, “ to Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Alhands.
Laurel Church
He was a rural mail carrier on
interment in the
house and hold,
prove that the t'hrl«tn. t« spirit 1« still
Jack Larsen and son Clarence of
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Route 2 Beaverton for 26 yeare and
Nor can It be exchanged for
alive.”
Portland
spent Sunday with his
a resident of Beaverton for 31 years
minted gold.
Mildred, the young
daughter of
brother-in-law H. R Nelson and at­
<£. 1»J* W<**t«rn Nrwuwt»« t'nloB.1
He was past president of the Rural
But It will buy a dark untroubled
Mr and Mrs. W E Van Stipout
Orders for about 10 more tons of
tended the Erickson shooting match
Mall Carriers of Oregon and has
sleep
and cut a deep gash on her head Xina- Kround
limestone are needed to
Mr and Mrs. John Dobbins
been delegate to two National con-
And fruited dreams, ere tlme'e
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eve when she fell out of the rar i comnlete a ca
carload for Hillsboro
brisk hand has spread
Mr* Roger Hawley
on to the cement foundation of the , rr^ dlnK u f> runty Agent W F vcntlons, one at Rocheeter, N Y„
and one at Dayton. Ohio, and sec-
leaving Christmas night for Pasa­
Ckrutms» Thought
Men like sheaves on the meadows
I» Cyrus
garage.
Approximately
half
of
of the Rural Mail Carriers
of the dead.
Tf deoerts can be ir. ide to M "9aotn dena. Calif., where the Dobbins will
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(another carloud is m a d e up for T* *
for a gr»at number of years. His
throngh water that is conserved and spend the next two months. Mrs
The Big Hit of the season “ Amos Forest Grove. Two carload» h*1" funeral was held at the residence.
Did you ever eat one of those de-
carried far afield, cannot the Christ- Hawley will return after a short and Andy, in "Check and Double, been delivered since November first
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dl„ners st th# Whits
Bias rpirlt be conserved ar.d carried stay
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