hillsboro Argus june t 1910
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MQDEHN WOODMEN
10 HAVE BIG PICNIC
,, Siilurtlii). June II
Wllllf Wlll'kuil-' (III tin
Inn- ImiI.-h nf til.- I!:iliii.i'
iiiis n Hi- N siiiii: rwk
1fir
I rill
Im I '.m-i ii link Park an I ( 'unn-lm
'I'. I .. ... I an !
i in-. wilier AMi.un. huh ii
I h .1. . Alk in , nf thin city,
n-i-i-ivi-d a ji,H n,m (,c f.., t rt
nim-nt. sum I- fri.ni a i,l,.
ilHiain i- i,i ;., ,., I t,, !(,.. uU.vl.-a
t'l'ituinl U'li.-ath. Ait ankle un
injured ami In. h'-.n! niii-l.tlv cut
Dr. A. i!. Itaii.", h.-ippi r .l to I..-
paniK ami admim ,t.-rrd first
aid In tin- iiiiur.-d. ir. S T
,piilttl l AlUnd All ! I.mklat. r Int. 1 lie.-n miiimioiied
nil Cunlt'U a'"' V1 liat" w's turned over
lu linn mi us arriva. e u
r.-nl itttr ..n.v 'in.! n,.l...j I. I. ....... I
,.,. Miiuiiim- ....... injun.-s i.-.-u, will I.- at work
i 't m tt 1 1 v arc to nave an nj.'aiii in a I.-w daw It u esti-
un.l fentivitieH in I mai 'l thai 'J,:',oo volts
. 1 I . . it 1 ' r . i
t ii. u y n mi in.' win1, ami n mis
was tin" i a till- alis.-iicc of a
l htraji saved young Ailkihs'
ifc, Iflii'lia.i lifi n wi ariiii' a
trap l.i- wiwM have Im-i-ii I:i-i
against tin- current and death
would hae Iii-i-ii inevitable. As
it is Ai'kins is fiirtunat'' to lie
alive, ciiiiMili-ntiv' the voltage
an. I his fall of :;.") f.-.-t.
I t.-ur 1'hiM-U-: Please li t ine
nit mi w 11- in order to have
oiir !n-sts leave vsitii a t'oo.i
imiirrs'iinn, and .say nice things
aloiit ini, tin- n-t time vou
IIS
Tli'' M
iliv't""
Shute Park. Ililhl-.r... on Salur
i... !,,,. 11. lhi-rt' sull ! a
ia. . ,
,-,. pnij'ram. wpeuk.TH, am
ami roiiti-htf ! nil Kimls
tit w ill ! in
I'UltH
All kinds of atli
v.. - . , .
there ih to Im- a inn
I' nun nl over
h tut tin park ami olh
ln-uig liia.le
nr.l.-r iiiu
.!,srlall game.
i,.. .ouiity. pisiplf are planning
! I.,- in attendant',', ami tin
...l u .-Iiiii-ii i'M't'l a nsonl
t a. "
I ...... t. mi- ll-OAll. A felllf i.S lie
I, ml! a
, r iniiH'ivellielltH
.y the I iHk
r.tneeiii.'iits
liell" i t
Ul'la
ri-meiii
A nn
f.ulme of tli.- ilav. If yi want
i., I..- .me of a t'ii' im-iiif, ymi an
n-.ii.'.til to rmt overlook
M, . A. I'v.-iit,
Many of tin1 Im-al
law iv en pri,."H for
in ull'leti'' riiiiti"t.H.
(Ii o. .i-tzman, of North I'lairm,
was in the city Tuesday.
We earry a choice stock of
fruiU ami nuts: -Koeber's Con
fectionery.
J ml ire C. K. Kindt, of Kinton.
Children ol Public Schools iive was up to th; city this morninvc.
I ntcrtuin mcnl at Crescent When vou want ice cream, tret
the hest. llazlewood - Koeber's
HON. H. I'. CDKMJ.IIS MAKFS ADDKP.SS ( ''" fectioiiery.
A. (J. Watson was down from
Forest drove today.
DoiikIiw ?," shoe at $3.75; $4
shoi- at $.'5.ir; shoe at $2.50
and $2.H5, at 11. WehruriK&Sons.
The Coffee Club will meet Sat
urday, at :5::50 with Miss Lucile
1 rubric.
Money to loan on real estate.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku-
ratli P.ros., Hillsboro. Or. 21tf
Krvine Hurkhalter, of South
Tualatin, was over to the city
yesterday.
Isaac Knnes, the oldtimer
electrician, was in from his Iowa
II ill ranch, Tuesday.
F
Grounds are Being Fenced and
Put Into Shape Nicely
THREE DAVS OF CELEBRATION
tiiiiiiiiittei', ami ar
are nipnllv Im-ih
to make the day Sat
liiiie 11 a day on to l-
l ' t . I
I . i etl III I ni II I niii uuum.
i.l's h nHv are to iw a
this
iiuriliaiits
he W llilirrs
PIOM I M WOMAN PNSSI S
lualatin. Ore., May 30. I'.HO.
Mr. S niora Vhhhw l niuno. a
l,.-,,mHn-lll IHOIH'IT WOUI.ll! Mil"
' . V
a i.-?.i.Ieil lor many years mi n
farm n.-ar Hits little town, niter
H ifT.-nn isilil il liilKi'lliik' uiness
nf maiiv inonthH. nuietly passed erer
or sale: Pair perfectly match
ed sorrel inarecolt.s full sisters
tun ami three years. Kind am
iave hoine (ohis at sour caiiin,
that vou ha-. e on tap a ke
i yy i-ntheflv s in- cream, or
iIutIk'I, (eUlii-r one is classy.)
You're sure to start something
probalily cause Weatheriy to put
i i j'. 'I' l Ik c
on a nini siiiit. i ne nen m
Sweets are servin Weatherlv's,
Iliat almie should convince you
f its cuvllencc. Yours, Mais
While Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
N-liuinai'lii-r, ot near t e.iar .Mill,
wen-ia."sin a ueihitorin housi
the other dav their team iM-cainc
frihtened at the iliwliare of
. ! 1 t . t I I ..
tin in me nanus oi a ooy who
was shootmi.; at birds in a cherry
tree. The liorses jerked the seat
otT. ami Mrs. Schumacher tell to
the round, breaking rib am
badlv bruisinht-r shoulder. I'r,
V. A. Hailcv attendd the sutl-
(iravc uf Vclcran Dead Decorated at
the Cemetery in Morninu
Husiness was Kiisperided in Hills
boro on Itecoration l)ay, and
every place in the city was closed
m commemoration of the stunt
f the day. All four saloons
losed in the morninsr and re
mained so. Post I omrnander
Sias. with a deleiration. visited
the cemetery, in the morninif,
md decorated the graves of the
derail dead. In the afternoon
xercises were held in the ('res
ent, the children of the school
urnishin the numbers, with
the band early in attendance.
Fisher opened with prayer.
Meeting of Executive Committee Last
Night at City Hall
. . . ' ,J t....
aw. iv mi ine monniiK .'ta
l.-:i.mL n fami v i three sous
and .ine daubter. In'sideH a host
of friends and relatives, who will
i.i.u mi her -kindlv HiiiiU- and
friendly ureetinjr.
Sh" was l.rn at Pone s rerry.
Marion County, Oreon, July 15.
In"..:, and on 'January 111. !'''..
was married to Vetal Ciiiiuio.
ni-;.. ii nioiu-er and a man who
wai uid.-lv known and resi-cted
b all. and who was called away
bv the hand of death two years
ahead of his wife. Mi?. ( umno
I. a- l.Hi Uvn it faithful memlsT
of the Conerratiotia! church,
and was also a inemU-r of
U iiimm l.rniiL'i'. bv w hich order
she was buried with its very ill)-
Mvssivc rane burial ceremony
At CIION S.M.I;
to tli
most
The vuuntf
Club last
cleared u
n Hi slmro
1 Imrsday,
o'i'lock II
of
June 0. I'.flo, at 1
m.. 2 1-1 miles Hotith
f Peedville. opposite lla.eldali
scIhmiI house, I will sell the
low ine; properly: 15 bea.i
leen. 25 lambs, miscellaneous
' .... i
articles, iiicluduik' m: viiaui.
saws, rubbintr hoes, peavies
rmdstone, etc.. household furni
ture, sloven. dishcH and other
articles too numerous to inein ion.
L D, llaldermaii.
I. t'. Knratli, auctioneer,
Shute, clerk.
i wo sioKics or iu ocks
Jacobs & LatideHS now have a
sutlicient number of Oeinent
blocks I'ea.lv to coiiinlete two
si.. pi. .a ..f il... Tumi.. mil hotel ami iiiistairs. lleltH1
t lev evneet til UIVC t lit IhUO
St
.. i r .
...ii e ne ii s mis num. ni""
to lead only. J. T. Heard,
miles S K of HillsUiro. I honc
In, I. Ilood'slx. n-U
Tt,.. Pest Umim committee wil
ave ainectinK' Friday afternoon
r 1 1 . I. ..
l. take ut a matter oi me ne.-.
K.H.in. The ladies say they want
a litt!e more money before they
mm-! the structure. Harm urc
l. int' draw n. and the build
ii.ir is to lie an ornament
cit. as well as one of the
nc-cessarv and tiselul,
ohes of the t ollce
Saturday eveninR
I" "I the dance
Hall.
'the Southern Pacific will se
,iiv. i vi 1 1 h it1- i laiv iww.v
I.. Port am for the uose
l( ... . -. - -- - .
Festival, at ail canons on u.v
West Side line. The I-cstiyal
will be held from June I". to 11.
Ask your local aent.
Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Smith nr-
i ti ..tl.,.,. I liw I'Velillllf.
riveii in i oi muni i'"" - -
from Kirksville. Mo., accum-
anit'ii by Miss uare iinmic.
has been absent Since reo-
..i ,1., 1 1... I rin f rum
man', mej umo. u.v " '
St. Paul over the Hill and North
Hank line. Ihey
quests at the J.
deuce tomorrow.
i. Two store rooms
t ,.(!',,... rooms, flit'
and twosuuenoi . . ,
term id' years in ' f
Buildin. Mam M'eei, n
I.' M Heidel. li'Himu i and i,
liulldinn.
The executive committee had a
meeting last nitfht to repvjrt on
the progress of the Fourth of
July celebration. Arnold's Big
Shows have been signed up for
three days of entertainment, and
the days we celebrate are July 2,
3 and 4. There will be a big
balloon ascension every day, and
Arnold will have the best at
tractions ever brought to the
county.
, . ., ,,, wv( r.f I'nr.i i..v. ..vw. e,
nelius. was dowm U, the county P"t intoshape, and the shade
'i.!it this morninir una Jtdi
Michael Hughes, of
John Tripple, a year ago an
employee of the Forest drove
condenser, killed his wife at
Seattle Monday, and then shot
himself. They were living in an
apartment house and had been
the victims of domestic discord.
The husband was 28 years of age,
a graduate of the University of
W ashington, and the wife was
but 25 years old. They had sep
arated and had met at the home
of the wife's parents to talk over
a reconciliation. I here was no
one in the house except a sister
of the wife. They had been
married but two years, and moved
away trom the urove about a
year ago.
Taken up: Old buckskin horse,
black mane and tail. Owner call,
pay charges and take away. J.
Gutschmidt, Phillips, Hillsboro,
Iioute 1.
The Stephenson Lumber Co.
now has two million feet of lum-
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Blley-Mcrin blnrK, upftUIr.
Rooms 12, 1.1 and 15. KaUleno Mouth
wont corner Karelins and 8coml Htru,
Both ' Phones.
i
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otflca nUirs over The Delta Priijc Htota
Rteiilenoe Eaat of Court Hon,
In Um corner of the block.
yWrVWWSWWWWUVI
JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIIuSlE, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern PaclQo Railroad Co.
Coimultation tn French or Knelixh. Of
fice upatairs. over L. M. Hoyt Oil's, store,
north aide of Main Ht., Ulllaboro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
iVHiVff Timr OFFICE-Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
and 33 million feet of logs cut on n ,f . 7'
the right 01 way. the mill is
all ready to run as soon as the Both Phone,
engines are installed, and they
expect to cut from CO to 75 thous
and feet per day. iheir big en-
Hillsboro, Ore.
Kia liitl Vi Ktf.i than
vpr All Wind of tramps andUfine 13 enroute from Minneap- DR. W. B
11 1 r i j.i : ; 1
oeiow . V,o nn thP nmcrram Oils, anu tney aie CApctuiiK 11
CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
lev.
11' sehool nroi'rarn was most Ifeedville deliart.S this Week for nr.A every dav. They own the Base-
, IOIIU uiut mil "V i fill". "'"V- .. V Ml I ( 4 L I
xceiient and was greatly ap- a Summer s stay in AiasKa. npnf pnP(, nav enterta nment. winutr w iinu, aim uic Pol1c a,.- riivnrN ok
.1 It 1 pncnnA does nor show nn rrom I J 0
Independent Phone
will ship up the Cornelius engine, 0RENCO OREGON
precialeu ly the larg(
ance. 1 tie program:
attetid-
Auirru a" HiUMioro Hand.
Anirrira" h thru uii( l.y the tn-
lirr M limil, Ihr au.limre lotning.
Keciliitloii . IUrl Cmnllc Olhlirade
1 Soiiv, "Mount etnon licll ...l.irl
71I1 and Sth (.-.'In.
Idurr Concerl, iiicluitmi; mi'o liy
lilllr td Cornell Mi U.aley'n clam
lint (.riilr,
KrrlUiion..." nr NHtion'n Stietitli,
if ne II ckrr, 5II1 Crii.tr.
Sunn. ..."Who'll lie The SuMier
i en'" jii tiy ami gins, Mm Junes
cliin., 41 h ('.lade.
KrciUlimu ,. "l!iiili ina of Memor
ial Day".. .Three little girla of Mm
Wlkrr' clais.
I loop I10U.. .14 K"' f,u'" 4lh' S'li
ml hih t;rn ea 1 rained uy Mii
. 1 .1 e I
1- ... .. 1 . 1 anrnna niuia nnr nnu7 nn imm
Wm. Wohlschlegel, the rustling with tne oest 01 speaKers. XTvlt :Z" Z Vw
dairvman of Scholia, was in the the lollowtng suD-commiuees
till A .
city today. were appointed lasi evening:
. , ,; Finance W. V. Wiley. Geo.
lhoB lhornburgh. ranching Schulmerich and Chas. Koontz.
on the Schmeltzor place. Vest MuaicW D. Smith, A. C.
Union, was 111 town luesday cv,,,t0 nn(i willl Inland
morruiuc. Grounds-W. W, Boscow, A.
Wanted: A good girl for gen- M. Carlile and R. C. Hartrampf.
.-ml hoime work. Wages. $20. Fireworks and Amusements-
Mrs. J. C. Buchanan, Cornelius, John Dennis, J. W. Connell and
Ore. 11-13 W. W. Boscow.
v w n,.um!)n of near Glen- Concessions G. A. Patterson,
K V. Delsman. 01 near u en D:in j pj 1 ca.0n
coe, was in town this morning. - f ' I' w ',V f
He will stay onhis place recently -- y
sold, until rail. GeQ Schulmerich and Mary Hei-
George Armentrout, of Forest fei
Grove, dropped down to the Printing and Advertising Dr.
which will turn out 40,000 per
day.
New Red Ribbon white pure
gum Mason jar ring3, selling at
10 cents per dozen now 7 cents
per dozen, or 4 dozen for 2o
cents, at H. Wehrung & Sons.
No race suicide here Freder
ick Hansen, residing with his
daughter, Mrs. Paul Stalder, of
near Cedar Mills, was made a
grandfather four times within a
fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stalder were presented with an
8-pound boy May 14, 1910, and
. . . 1 i-.. .....
rro, .MiM U)lev cia Iimncu ...
Mra. Thorn. The children tire'elilert
the livinK hcroea their lluwera, at the
close of the King.
Recitation. .."The American l'lag' -
Ilyron fiarrrt, 7th Grade.
Concert Recitation H little gull
from ut Grade. ..Mr. Uke'i cluai.
13 SoiiK..."The Gooil Old I'. S. A."
Mra. Caw's and Mia Gltasou'i bovi...
7th and HihC.ridci. Kucore..,"My Own
t inted Mntea.
it Hecilalioii. .."In One Grave", Clus-
" tirove. uro 1 mi u..u w v. .v. rnni n? ana Auverusinu vi. - 1 - " -...i
Wi-.tlierrtd. . Tnesd.iv morninz a Roil,, r vUon nnrl I. I are .ve"y nappy over 11s arriva HILWBOKO.
... . ... .i.i....;.... wi,..,.,." wu."v . , ir "v j, v,, v,v.. t. fi t t mr s. anrt I
1wo pn ,..K... and was busv greeting rus irienus. 1 a Ung. , , . V. ' "T . I :
Soprno...lat inane cniiuren, n I " . HIT. Staiaer IS wearing a smile
Thorpe cu; Aitoi.jii.i t.ra.ie ciii.i- Mrs. I' . M, Crabtreeana daugn- ..ir,r. that will not wear off. Thestork
ter, Dolores, were in the city BtAcn-KCAsv.cK left Mr Hansen two grandsons
from Laurel, this afternoon, jn pQran(i the past few days,
guests at the L. A. Long home. A very pretty wedding was sol- and deposited a grand daughter
. - 1 . . ' .1. 1 .1 . . . P T 1 At. -
Mrs. Rosa Reghitto Merlo, 01 emnizea at. nign nyuji, uu ounc 1, m me siaie 01 wwa, aim uie
WWrryrWrVfrW
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Roomi 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILL3BOKO ------ OREGON
Om A. Bmgmy W. B. Harm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-A.T-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shnte Balldinij
, . OBEGON.
E. B. TONGUE
1910. at the home of Mr. and haoov grandfather ia now in
band is one of the big gardeners Mrs. D. B. Reasoner, when their favor of making the bird the
ter llayet, 4tli Grade.
11 hirif... nur .iw
of his district, was in town yes
terday.
Ferd Groner was up from
Scholls. 'luesday, enroute to the
road meeting at Forest Grove.
He says that crops never looked
better this early in his section.
N. P. Oakerman. of below
daughter, Jennie Annette, was National emblem instead of the
united in marriage to r red Law- eag a,
rence Beach, son 01 Mr. and Mrs.
rr,1- l0VU VZ Just received-a large consign
"'7 ' iXr r tCa ment of poultry wire. Wow is
fully decorated parlor to the , . Z pTriprick &
ding March, sweetly rendered by
M ss Jessie Harrington, and Harry Koesgen, an employee
ATTORN BY-AT-LA W
Roonu ), 4, ft 5, Morgan Blk, Hlllaboro.
IOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Keep your chickens enclosed! offic Dpaln, Bailey lUrgan Block
I-'lak;".lioyi
fiom Mrs. Lake'a claa, 1st Grade,
t c Rcitaiion..."The .Soldier". ..Arllmr
Re.i.:.R. jrd Gr.de. , I R,.!n ,.rtnn. was uo to the city stood beneath a bell of marguer- of the construction force working
li.at.Vrktttf " liilir lllil 1 C 1 ... . I . m m 1 I , 1 r 1 J . U
50 ooyi bdu K" I. tu u ""u Ii" i TUm W;ilomatto nn tko liriP mnnintr
.uvn cnnTriniueo to Liitr ivcai. arcii ui wuuu icrno. iiicuwiu, uuu.i..nv, o
Rfv.m fund in conventional black, was at- out of Beaverton, the Beaverton
Jacob and Jas,
-.,kv
Mra. Thorp. iia9- ioya uv...
and Hill Gradea. Tenors boys fiom
Sth, 7U1 and Sth Grades. Altoj and
opiano...tioys ami girls from 5th, 6th,
7H1 and 8ih Grndes.
,7 High School (i'ee Club (Girls)
Three fart-Song "Oh Columbia". They
were heartily encored, to which they
rrstiondeil. Trained by Miss .Smith.
lS "Good live" Recitations, 7 little
Girls, Fimt Grade.
11 l; 1 il r 1. I tf;nk,. ff -fall q rliot-Qno
pjv-enn wpll lenoed Dy niS urouier, rianiv, aa mnouuig win'i, ' v.ov..v.v.
1 . u i,u MeW dav? Destman, wnne uie utiuc a 010- ui iou u.v
Kiicinn iicic 111 u.v vfc. j j
In
Room, 1 an! t.
HILUBBORO. - ORBQON.
rWrrrMMrWrWlW
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ornoi: Maia Street, opp. Coart.Honae.
HILLSBORO - OREGON
r
a T . .i J An -lnmni I riflPflfln T KACOon KTT f'K Mil U 1W 11 ' I 1 111 U 1
,..aH,,Mnrli.v with the throng. Ler- .acw;" tt3 """"T"! P-lc,ur''."rrrrL n. lwixvjtj, jix.
"v.v,,... v ,;-"v.,lo Kev. VVech, ot urenco, omeiateo sieei Deam, mnuug mm a m
Jas. now lives at Reedille and llfi:nff thp ssive rino- cere- Dlete somersault. Death was
Jacob lives at Portland. r, trWa wnr0 wuirp hnstan tan eons. The accident oc-
I:
w bo
. 1. ......
Will lu nonie
A. Imbrlc rest-
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upatairs, Room 3, 4 and J
Oregon
u, expect to have the linn rht,u,r j-HdgcH, who is farm- pven uy m 4 .
'"v,l,tr W',lhmi; K i' 1):,,ir CriZYZm , Tt uX e ening, May 26. 1, f,,:
w weeks lhey already . S;ilunayi md says t' 0Zing was spent in play- Good
line nonMu
two ine
.111 r a . vv' n.'-n
are Itniking
we
was served.
TU tvresent were: v.iacit
t ,,i'.,ni.i.ir UnseStofTer. Mabel
1 I 11 11 Ut m -
.iHn.r nil lines of goods , t,uu.d Townsend. Lena
the foundation framed, and will
start in 11 few t avS. W illi a mg
force, to put in the cone re to
Inundation. 1 hey will 10m wt,,tu,,. bureau
iiutiiimg o)eraiioiis as nii'iuij ,.,
lH.ss,ble, and. ,f not impede. o e - - . 8hirl8( 39 u, r - dliit Landauer. Irene
lack of mater al, which a , "' regular weight V X"' fu "Miss Westfall, John
HIIU'i' 101MI nl'i i'I'i'i . U IIIVI' uu Hiiiw. ,,,'u emu. . v . (M!., nilo naTitm
walls going up in short order.
i tir..i.,...,-.1r & Sons. Wm llnwh.
II. mill.." , ."" ' J U7.ofF.,ll
o iu nfternoon witnessed Hutchinson u..u mi. "
I I'll 11 L IU . VI
kni'iiiir work commenced, mni
Y. " ' ,K 1. fnrmers are through
1 1 V Jltl 1 1 iv- . , 1 ..
. .. k wl ll were in tuning n
seeuiiiH
ii'iif-ho u ay.
n.. Wv-ntt &Co.. fortlioiat
ll v. If
mrvnv Thfl hrlde wore
Annnf vii.toiM nf tVip P. . I . .i..! i o nA naaA q Knumipt mirr-ud Mnndav Several . have
,..irio iha cnip nf two tickets to nf nooKnria Th hn'dps- hpfn Willnd on this bridge since 1 rllllSDoro. -
. 1 11 rvi w biiv v v. v"" 1 til v, 1 catu 1 vuv wuvtu, v- - --
Great credit is due those yy no gt LoUi3 and return one to Miss mai(j wore white organdie with its course of construction.
. I.. iU.. f.i i.n.. anmr I he . , . J t I.. ., , j 'J I ... .
saiiK in uie lour,..., ... . 1jmnia fjvereii aim one tu mi Dlue nDDons ano carrteu carntt- crravej. Yearline back Hoi- rt- c r PTJAflAM
Blue and the t.ray, espec.uny n A shotwell. tions. The following guests were stejn "heifer dehorned. -John
IhoClKiyB who sang bass, and nt Beaverton, Route 2; In- VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
the 8 boys who sang tenor thi Dr Low e the we 1 kno vn P ? , h en and surgeon
n 'part sinking. All did well, wiU be in the Hotel Tualatin, r " ?j The Oregon Pioneer Association
,,! ! ,w !omt,lime.1ts have been Friday. June 3. up to 4 o'clock Mr.d M o John-. M. d -n portland June y
Consult him about your eyes ana ""--G"'iV n Vincent, and at the same time there will office, hillsboro livery co.-a
Cor- glasses, Mrs, Mary Saitus, Mrs. Geo. Harrow, be a meeting of the Indian War STABLE No. 1
Mrs. Morrill, Misses Nellie uoraon, anu yeteran& Xhe railways Will office phones: Pacific States 501; Ind. 213
It f n. ,1 Uf will n.1 lec A nttIA I . I .
yesterday. Agent VlCkerS re- Go;rton, MisI Ina Reasoner, Mr. Frfd grant tne usual COncesMon, uu "menee pnones; iUaepuuuv,x-
DOl'tS that Mr. rietua naa tun- Gordon, Miss Jessie namngion, misses ratco uu uiv K. -.
..hwl..d to till in the grade on Julia and Mmme HonsacK, sar. rrans big attendance. Mrs. Mary Dim,
i"ond Street near the depot, Beach Mr Henry Besch.RayRea.oner of our mnes north of Hillsboro,
and work will soon commence. S?-kffi? Robt-nd is today the eldest in point of
This will help some, After
Introductory and
-. ?ii. x irtrt nttAiim q r i nrrvvm hit. mr i.iim iyih lu uu a i - ' .
dance wunuee ivc u,.h ' w, .' , .. ' r" .,, thfl n oneer meetings, and ot T am Preoared to do Hiuh Class
Centerville Hall. Saturday, June snori weuums wu. I " - she.n be there this year, rental Work, a New office with
f,.,.m 10 n m. to 7 D. hi. 06 at home to uieir incuua cuvci Modern Eau Dment
i'1 " . It i IL 1 .!.,,.. in n 1IT ii P n J ,l I . . J!T7 ,.l.l,.,.nn ,VI. I.
mns e H Ustermann, June la, ai vneir uuubww tu seevyyauoju. suisuia; mu- Tamie!ie BWg, hillmjohu, van..
. . . . . - , . ,, , , i . 1 . . . Un- I T I. . 1 H- L. .
c; unnoo. mow. ine laiesi sivies in uais. aum suu muu.
I l.'Kntr onff Viofa- fino strnw
Plf. Carl Harrison, wno wa& cvncDcii' K ,4 PoMm I vnr rvt -iTrrniairKr
bom 011 ine Xiarnsoinautu, i.cai n Silver Leaf Camo No. 8193, Modern
Mmmtnindftle. was out from A big reduction sale on an
mu...i....- i ... , n CI J J I so k'ml .... " , tv Miuuuunuv. im.v.i - J
Portland, Monday, accompanied j esse v. onyuer aim millinery." vveoner our mer- an(lthird Saturdays in each month at
and many compliments havt
given them.
Postmaster Hon. H. V.
nelius delivered an address to
the veterans and his eulogies of
the defenders, dead ami living,
were given enthusiastic appiause.
OKHNCO PARTY
nlensant uarty was
v Mr. and iirs. v-. i.
AyI: nn nioneeraere of any in this section,
I Alter (1 UUUIHWUS luuvuwu j , -, , - , . 10nn
Farewell had been served, the bride and havtngoeen n n.u,
lf- frti- f ha Mnrth nn fl mra, unu ucu
nt u wui v v a -'
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
in ii uu luiuK v " .. . i ... i .i ... .
.h.miik ,,., lur .rames. At iweive o ciwu.
M!P,y. , Ii, the delightful luncheon
Centerville,
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jiuililyot cement Hlot'KS, uini im
first story turn-out is now ready
lo be laid, having sufficiently
seasoned. Laying of the blocks
will begin just as soon as the
concrete foundation is laid "lul
cemented enough lo stand the
pressure in good shape.
BASEBALL AT VERBOORT
Do not forget the dance at M.
W. A. Hall, Heedvillo. Saturday
evening, June lum. "
orchestra. Tickets, !fL Kvory
body invited, and a good fuuo
always at Keedville,
Fannie Clark Stevens, of K"'
est Grove, has sued It. M. Stev
ens for divorce. They were mar
ried Minvh !. 1!H)!). She alleges
personal indignities rendering
iier life burdensome.
I). H. Ueasoner will soon com
mence tho construction or a
handsome ten room bungalow on
the Jacob Milne place, North
Plains. The old residence has
Leon in. .v. ul mill will he llXl'd UP
for quarters for the hired help
on the ranch.
Supt. of Instruction J. H. Ack
ernian, of Salem, was in town
yesterday, the guest of County
Sl'll.W.I , lent Case. Mr.
Ackerman was enroute to forest
Grove to deliver an uddress to
the students of L'acific Universi
an
Utz
There will be a game of baseball
at Verboort, Sunday, June a,
10111 nr y-i in me aueniouu,
l..,f iiui.in Ranks and Verboort.
il. . the Pack- v..ii,v.r defeated Banks last
.i... i?ii iv-ivietcaii, Ksnnouv ttnu a own.
UIU :u,, " Z i t U t.iii nn
Dunn and tne lutiimw.. expecieu wi w iv.w.,..
See our display wiuuovy.
bv his wife They were guests Fisk were united in marriage at cnanQise, with price inducements, their Hail in Reedviiie, Oregon. Visit- . ,-
nt the Mrs Wilson home, on the home of D. W. Fisk, May 29, that are bound to command the wg and sojourning Neighbors are cordial. . j,
at 1110 Mlb. ivuaun " . . . t)---- UK"- " , lv invited to attend camp meetings. . r
yjiv, xwv. ti. uvioowiv.. general attenuon Oi uuyeia S. G. Rhodes, Consul.
ivtot.i ftti'.ipr.
liiaui k.v... . - .. .. ....... i l
. iv! ,.i, ov,ri .;fp mg. . ... good judgmeni inrougiiuut
i. v.. "U1u. - The groom i9 a weu Known Hillsboro and vicinity. Our
were out muuj. fc
R. E. Hai,dkrman, Clerk.
J. 1
estslious. '"V..:if. th-H.' V.. - j o .nWtwl mime ia
l?rad oy-meuau, BUnuuy " -
. I I II 1 11 1 1 Llll I I v-wnf..ll I1T. 1.I1H leLUIH VJ.. v.-
i.,vn--the best maKes yeruoori grounuo,
i..i.iu See
Hon W N. Barrett arrived Brigadier General L.M. Hoyt.
from thO ruiNt AVV v. ... 0I uw yiiuuM'i - - - u
and was here in Pythias, Is putting up some cash
home
l"t evening, u - - - . ? -T reffin1ental
time nil lit-iu... . v.., ' :r.. twVTd. June 22. The
the alO 1VIIS, "i I iivv,-i in ..-, - . ,
,1 awv lust week. company the most proficient
in-
Who pUHeu '-TV- . 11Ht v. e v - $7-r h ize.
Mr, Barrett 1 3 best $40.
",Kht " t't Properly e w ll aTso give a gold medal to
When the kitchen w pre piny company commander.
.d there is sunshine in the tne u i v . Darade
K Come in and see our, W "... wfth the
in'""" 1 IU,...nH I K I llt-flllV.U K T
Champion 'iant.n lhX best.- Grand Lodge and Grand temple
ranges, jov-j officers in line in carna.
Kllll'lCK Ot w""" . , i.m n-
N. I. Hurnetof iiear Green- The Argus H
ville, and one ot tne i TfViminrton. and Meier,
nndollicers ot tne Tile, whom the Doctor
County Hunk, was ... took to Portland for operations
yesterday morning. wok i o specialists in
."-fd'rr'the SuTty Sat city, are getting along very
tun, - niceiy
in
3 out Monday guests oi Lr. - f Scholla and the ' r;
). Adk ns. Mr. Wadsworth r.u,"8. jQufo nf Mr and fl' r.Sr
L f t noahip for the American "iluo "r",S.",r1-r3 ;I , n DU
Type Founders Co., of Portland. ""'J young fady.
While here Mr. Wadsworth went respected young muy.
nut. to witness the ball game be- r)S(,ftr t ancl. working on the
tween the Masons and Pythians. xillamook line, was injured by a
M B Hoard, of Holbrook, was blast the other day. He suffered
in town Tuesday, accompanied a compound fracture o the leg
bv J Sanders, a Ualiiornia or- ur. ducmcj uiu8ufc
chardist. who has been treating Hillsboro ,toandhe id
Mr Hoard s orchard lor scate mr. tauiimw
ijii "Lctc Mr Sunders is ture. Dr. Tamiesie states that
illlUVIl-UvL t-vvj. - , ,
highly recommended lor ims me patient, ma 3 wv.
class of work, R. B. Goodin and wife, of
TV,,nnnt.vCourthasconcluded Salem, were over to the city
to not build the road from Tual-iecomion Ji
two
X "',Bw"rS anthem Pecific. terms.
, was up to the city Tuesday. He
Jos. Bucher, of above Moun- t hi Deacnes were in-
taindale, was in town ast eye- . d b the late frosts and tnat
. . . nr j?
correct. Mrs. ti. Khea,
Hillsboro.
ff . 11 U l.c.1- a I hia
nihg. lVir. DUWICI luav- ..:
effects when his house burned re
cently, his neighbors saving per
haps twenty dollars worth only.
Mr. Bucher lost many books, all
ua wartime naoers. which he
oi,.a,i Viio-Vilv as he was a veter-
an of the Civil War, and all of
iii.;rio- pvppot what he was
wearing when the fire took place,
his trees are suffering trom
"curlv leaf," and he is thinking
that he will grub them out and
try another kind of truit
S. G. Rhodes, of Witch Hazel,
was an Argus caller, yesterday,
He states that crops are looking
fine and that hops, are away W
advance of the season,.
It will pay you to buy what
o-oods vou are needing of H.
Wehrung & Sons before the busi
ness is closed out,
Geo. Stitt, of Beaverton, and
who has been in that section 33
years, was up this morning,
greeting friends. Geo. has sold
several thousand dollars worth
of his orooerty, and is just keep-
. i i
ing enough to give mm sumcieni
exercise tor health.
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the under
signed will please call and settle.
Herman Ustermann, uenter
ville Store.
The many friends of Riley
Cave, who has been m business
in Hillsboro ever since the town
was on the man, will regret to
learn that his condition is not
much improved, and that he is a
very sick man.
Ben Heesacker, manager of
the Verboort baseball team, was
in town today. He says Banks
and Verboort will play at Ver
boort, Sunday, at 2:30.
Philip Schneider, of near Bloom
ing, was in town today.
fmmmmmmwmmmaKma
I J.S.L0RSUNG
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a Contractor and Builder M
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Rams a Snecialtv i
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Ind'pt phone ist Rood's Div. A
Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 5 i
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Notice of Final Settlement
v.i- ;. v.areV.v uiveii that the under
signed has filed in the County Court of
Washington county, vrcguu, u.
account as executor of the last wilt and
testament of Malinda Tupper, ueceanc..,
and that said final account has been set
for hearing and settlement, Deiora sum
court, on Monday, June it, lyio, v
o'clock A.M.
Dated this May M, lQi'
WILLIAM TUPPER,
Executor of the Last Will nd Testament
of Malinda Topper, Deceased.
Benton Bowman, Attorney for Executor.
OR U. f . HCINCCK, V. S. D. V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
Ind. Phoie l, tsnerwooa, ui
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