M-UbHOKO ARGU9. NOV. 17 I I
PKTH1ANS OBSERVE
20TH ANNIVERSARY
1 li.' ( in-i'Hii Nurn rv 'ottany.
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tin- ilrnl
ft
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SIMIKI SIIM.IV Kl Ml Wl ti
Hi Ciiiiiin. ndif an,!
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on ami V.
l.-kititf a rnrn rl lull ti,
i a !. at ()r. i,, n.
,n ..-ry p,-,,!,!,. liiiM that it lm
i..'.n thru- .h.-v U, mak.- d.-.-.s
"'itaiiiiht' a r- stri. tivf . hin t.- on
; h'l'ior. and that thrnrigli
i i ittn . -.mfi i,f a :.rri vt-rn-r this
' l u ;m hi! ...it. 'I h.-y sink
tl -tt tin- court mak- the n.nvt-y-;.!
to concur u ill, tlii'ir intent,
a- I that Mm, J.-hs.-U.h, knew
'' : l-'irdia that huc, wan
' ' '"I an. I intent. The
WIDOW H FAMILY
GET TEN THOUSAND
City nl S..kum Wash., Set tics
With ,Mr. (irnnt I
M SIJAM) WI.NT OVI.K Till; IAII.S
A. 1'n-itnn-ier, of lx-low New
ton, wu.-i in town Tuesday,
u; .. m i,; n,,,,.. ti r.
i I - 'I'flll III i t (
lit Limnott's.
Suprrmc tour! Ikiidi in line
l'aini-nl ul Muiicy
bun.
f1
1 , i ...i. ..I ila"lllli limine!'
lhe Pythian nr
I I I I I,,..-,. U 1 , III
Jlarulay iuki". ' "i
wp, ..p.rt.1 in Htt.-ti'lance. U. ;
CrnT, who W t' brM I'"' !
sijinif t.ili-rr nft.-P H iti-iL-r
install'-1. .r-il't i'liuiir-ll..r :
nmn.l.r during the I"-'M
makm. ami be win Liii-d bv ;
IVi S Hulttn-rii h. who tss.nlv ,
" ' I I I! .. ,
year W. ' ' Vl" """.
-.t,M)VHt.f tin- eharUr iit-tul.er-ihip
I'l-.-hcnt, feelingly t"l'l "f
the int ntrugv-'b4 l'"4 ''
0r,cr, an. I hw it finiilly gr.-ss to
its prcHcnt proportion.
After tin- njhtcIi milking, lln
ln 'tiJoyeil " hntrh.-oii, TI"'
dJgc will make thin minis i-rims
fcli-t.rnlii'ti it" event rvi-ry frw
Ji'BRt.
WAoSi: IIOI.COMII
W. W. IMniitib, well ktiossn in
.VnrtlifJi I Wu.ihitiK'tn ("ountv,
llllll Ut I'l! In'tii'4 !t N". I."- N"''
York Street, St. Jnliti, Oli j'oii,
Sunday. Nv. IX lfl'h II. had
just ronipti'ttHl a liiimt-ioiiie new
ms'.lctH m a Hiirj.riM- t hii
lit i tin')' ha tH-l-tIiei the
(jSaif l',t a vuvk, Mr. Iloicoml,
ha.l U e!i ill fur nevernl ram an. I
hail travel!..! xti'tmively fur hiN
health in fact In" ilaii!f-t a trip
rwituJ tin- ' ."'ar
.ley
that
the
the
th
I
are inaile
illleL'atinn
:'"inc interest in
It in nut all .aii
th.
I!
I. .'
Nil heieil with tvso
!'laHeH'.' Call at
i:.!atm, Saturday,
to t o'clock, ami
e sdiuw VUU the
i v. ,r,.a ' '. i! h w hicli s on can
, , a;! tain-.-. ( )ne noiid niece
'' ; t niie or divc-.iofiH to
i.i'.-li unl and Hiram the ey.-H
i i ee demon .stratum.
I here SeeHiM to In" a tfi'lteral
:eiihnient f..r liard Hiirface
Mt'e. IH HI Illi! '.iro, atlO 111)
-tl'i!.;.' oiHett ioli is lievelopiny
Willi M-eiai liliely paved htreet.s
Hi!!.-,!'.. ru would take on new life
We ha . e the Wealth, the busi
ness and the public Hpirit for
these improvement, and no one
hhould .stand in the way. lliils
Uiro ;ppear now to ! putting
up a general "htand tuether"
o) the tl'le-llon of putting tin
m
will
"Iran
trai
and
toot forwar.
also mean
. liardmirfai
installaliun of
I a..-k l.mnck iV t urw in to
one of their Dew gopher
s. (Jem them every tlltH'
there H chalice of fdiOut-
voiiriei! or runmiiK' a spear
iand.
Valaiidiham.
of th.
ileiiver a
he city of Spokane, Wanli., has
appropriated theKtimof six thou
uid dollars in payment of darn-
H'e to Mrn. Carrie I'nwcll, w idow
the late 'Irani Powell, well
known in llillslioro. and who was
Irowned in the Spring of l'.Xix,
at Sokaiie. 1'oweil had been
working for the city on one of
the piers of a bridge, and through
the carele.ssne.ss of a foreman,
the float unon which the men
worked was moored by a pieceof
rotten rope. Th float broke
Ke, ami 1'owell ami another
man were drowned, rowoll hav
illK' Ix-i'li washed over the falUof
the Hpokane river, l'owell's IwmIv
win found after two w eeks. The
widow sued, and the widow of
Ihe H.-cond man brought action
and carried it to the Supreme
ourt. Ihi.'Kecoud suit wan d;
ided in the Supreme Court the
other day, and SimkaneCity then
oni'l.aled to settle with Mrs.
Well. ff She vets JC.Ihhi damages
and a casualty company pays her
$l,(Kt. She has three children,
me of whom was loni after tin
father's death.
("rant 1'owell was raised in tin
anniniruiii section, ami was a
son of Mrs. M. 1)
irother of Mrs. I
lillsburo.
oliell
eers,
. . . liiuu,
Washmeton County, April II.
Kkl. lie nceiv eil m I'dncation
t racifu Univeinity, uml later
moved to Klickitat County,
Washington. Hi1 w;w admilted
to the bar in 1K7U. In IS'.ni, he
went ti bK Atu't'lct. u hetv he
made considerable niolu'.V in lea!
fHlate and tin' practice of law,
Illness forced liitn to retire from
active life, lit is 8iirvive. by
his wife, his mother, four broth
rrs, ami one sister. Tin broth-erx-A,
1... Chan, ntul I'rank
Ilulcomb. Went Union; ('.rant
liuli'omb, Spriiii.rt"ielil, (re., and
sister. Mrs. J. .('. Wilson, l'.eth-itny,
I 'hn ban Church, wil
sermon net Sunday evening, and
the subiect of his discourse w
.. ,i h uikui the order of Knik'hts
of l'vthias, its aims ami its rela
tioii to ori.'anied siK'iety. All
lMhian and I'sthian Si.sters arc
re.piehte.l to be ill attendance,
and the two orders will meet at
I'vthian Hall, at 7:i" in the eve-
t.iiiK and attend church in a UkIj.
Place our Thanksiviiurorden
now for brick ice cream. Can
! had with an ice center, or
an w ay it pleases you. l'mi of
Sw ectS.
W infidd I'iric Fost.-r, nwA ffl
;,r .. and a subject of the Kinn
l.f lir. al l'ntain. has asked the
circuit court to Kraut him citizen
i..M.. rs Foster has been in' tin
Tinted states about S years, am
il will be two years and over lie
fore he can v'ct his full paH'is,
He came to HiIlsUro last Sum
i.i .i ... ,:.;
m. r. anil conuucieu uie iiioiuoi
tion campaign in WashinK'ton
Cotmtv. lie irises his native
town as Montreal, Canada.
I; -e.lv Crani'e. No. SV.t. sv
on e in eiue lainuii iu .on.
Let social at the Modern W'ihkI
man Hal! at Cedar Mill. Saturday
t
to
At e Hon s.m .i:
The un(letsie;ne(l will sell at pub
lic auction on tlu Herman
Schlllt nlaee. .' milert east of
1'hillips and miles north of OKI
Hi'thany. at 10 o'clock n. in., on
SATURDAY, NOV. It)
t!ray mare, 7 years, 12(HI;2sets
team harness; mileh eosvs, Iresii
sMn; It tons tiniothv Imy; farm
w'lRoti, Kootl eiii(lition; covered
hiH'k, koo condition; biiw.v,
snilable for liht market. Hk;
liorse Cotton Kinur die; sprinw:-
tooth evir harrosv, tfootl as nesv;
f)-Khove cultivator; 2 plows; roll-itireoiilter;prolellin?KriiHlstone;
Myers spray pump; Ualhoun vtrass
weeder; M-jra! iron kettle; luty
nick; Il 1-2 ton side oats; 2 tons
wheut; ;) Hacks Hurhank potn
tes, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Uunch at
noon.
Terms of sale: $10 and under,
"ish in hand; over $10, (5 months
time at 7 per cent. 2 per cent
oil' for cash on sums over $10.
11. V. llADHKU., Osvner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
CALL 10U. A MASS MLLTIN'l
There will bo a nmss meeting of
the electors of I hecitvof Hills-
lioro, Ort'ftiw, at the court house,
at 7-:to ii m Moniliiv. Novein-
lier 9A loin Vf iho iiurnose of
noniinatintr a ticket to be voted
upon at the December city eiec
tion, as follows:
Mavor.
Three couneiltneii or trustees,
Recorder,
Treasurer.
A. H. Hailey, Mayor
Willi
Uobt. Simpson, of P.uxton, was
in the city yesterday morning.
W. C. Darety, of (Jlencoe, wan
in bovn yesterday.
Pap- (lardner, of Mountain
dale, was in the city yesterday.
Pentoii Howman was a Buxton
i.i tor today, on leal business.
(in-fas e Pronner, of near Ti
I'ard, was in town Thursday.
W. C. Jackson, of (Jlencoe, was
m the city yesterday.
Ira T. Mills, of banks, was in
the count v seat the first of the
week.
Mrs.
relalr.
lavs.
BADLY DEFEATED
Multnomah Voted Against it Over
Two to One
STATE GOES AGAINST ALL OF THEM
NeHmith County Had More Ballots Than
Other Measure
On Thankseivintr Day. at 3:15,
the new Hillshoro football team
will plav the Wabash Indeinrnd-
t.s. of Portland a fast amateur
team -at the ball vrroundsm this
citv. Hillshoro will lie repre
sented bymanyold g-ndiron stars
amonir whom will lx Dr. Smith.
hil Itoirowav. Downs and Mc- vwwvww
lee. This is the only eame to L t i iwirt atbb m r r m
ri!nv'H here thU si'ason. and
should receive a hearty patron- fHYbitiAN anu hUKmo
ae. The probable line-up: Cen- omi nptir oirTh pu hv t ko
Washinirton County will lose no
territory, as a result of the re
cent election, as the state at
large voted a terriffic majority
against all county division
schemes. It was thought that
ter, Vauurht; r guard, Morrill; r
tackle, McOee; r end, Ixng; 1
guard. I'irsoi;l tackle, Purdin;
end, Schrovder, dray; quarter.
Atie. Tickets. 50 cents. On
sale at Anderson barber shop.
have a 3 1- lx l 1-1 kodak in
I '!,. I'-irLi.i iu vmiHncr
; in i'ortland. for a few our county cut-off, and that of
Clackamas, might be in danger.
i .i t it
i'eter Jossv. of near West w-'cause iney were '"K inruwn
Union, was in the city yesterday intf iMuItnomah, and the i'ort-
afteriKKi!). land vote caused some anxiety
i
Harold llalvorsen, of Farming- These measures, however, while
ton, was in the county seat running stronger in Portland
1 uesday. than tAhc r measures of the kind.
A Zimmerman, of Koseland were badly beaten.
Farm, was up from Ixdow Witch lhe strip asking to tje turned
Hael vesterdav. into Multnomah would have been
, , a big piece of territory. Nes
LiiniiuiLi :.u 4 ..i I
,! IIIILI1 tuuiiiY uioifnai icuncu
rial i ,. o,,.
liie laitri. vulc ui onjf ui ioc
county division measures. It
I'hos. Fowles and wife were will probably oe some time te
, . ii i f. ,.k..u u , . i.
m iron 1 aiiove Mouniainuaie, nure we aau uac anumn i.u
Tuesdav xml to cut off Washington
ilut. County territory
in, nave you ineu mem: uen
of Sweets.
Morunouth Putter at
Pros. Try it it is the
thill.
MRS. CARL LlfllDLb
ow e I and a I M Luck-
A. Inig, oi
P.. Walker, of Ik-Iosv Heaver-
ton, was up to the county seat
this morning.
Lost: new black driving glove.
Finder
Mrs. Birdie Sappington Liepold
wife of Carl Liepold, died at
their home in Portland, Tuesday
November 15, 1910. She was the
leave at Lamkin tinshop. daughter of E. B. Sappington, of
rorest urove, but tormeriy ot
, -i this city. Deceased was born
KARL WLIDLW ITSCII
Kar V. ici ewiLscii was oorn
in rrussia, iiermanv, .siarcu ii
STtl. His father died when he
i e ... .
was nut use years oi age, am
when he was 11 years of age his
widowed mother, with her four
hildrcn. emigrated to the I nitei
States and settled in Dodge Coun
tv, Wisconsin, where Karl gresv
to maturity. Starting out in life
on his own account in ISTiO he
BROWN GHEEN
...I Illlll
evening, .MiseiiiiHT i, i.-i".
cordial ins itation is extended
il. Ladies are kindly request ei
to hnng baskets. "'
The Donald Lumber Co., of
1 1 . .. I... I ..,.,.ill tir.i lit
near ni sum, o,m iip.hu..
1 1,..,,- v..iumi!l. one tlav last week
i ii, ,1-oiKie-e ssas settled for
Kim in
-ai 'the usurance was cartiei
i.. ' .,f John Vanderwal
' . ... i . i
companies. Mr. anueiui ....
;,,.i... t be loss alurllay m
paid it the following Monday.
.,.... uiiit.. I.eL'horn cin'kereis
this sear's brood for sale.
Mrs V. P..K'kmann, necle
i..ii..n lteascrton, Oregon
Kotite 2.
I K Reeves, of Cornelius, was
,i..., Mondav. J. L. raise
aMU,i fifty tons of cucumbers -
and that is some colic in "
.1.:., u.moo.i but: savs they ui
,,t turnout as well financially
l. evneeted. He also
y ested about liiMX) sacks of onions
for the 11M1 market,
.Mien Timnock. of beyond Glen
i,l,v . . - .
coe. started this week ior a wu
with his mother, at Greenock,
Scotland. His father died in
.lulv, mid the aged mother wrote
.i..:. .-!, u khe.l to see her son
hefore she passed to the great
levoiul.
('.ountv court: Road, Vtition
'. S. McDaniol. ordered estab
lished; franchise gran t-u
p nlk'nt Klectrica,.;Al.celJ :
granted damages. rmA.m.
(). & C. R. R. refunded $1'.i;i.u.),
double assessment.
, ... c.ii- .loif. small. Re-
ward. IMtirn to Fee be s,
Garage, Thini su "
Oregon.
i)aims k. Farmer and Jessie
lweivul the groom of inn est
G ml and the" bride of Dallas
er ' nitoil in marriage by Judge
Goodin in this city, November
15, 1910.
A C Winney.of beyond Glen
co.wasin town yesterday en
route home from a trip to Portland.
n.een D. C. Perkins and Daisy
p.lmissen were married Nov
los. Konovan, oi mis biue ui , 18- 9nli - m9ml
, i. m:o : 4l... ,.;t 4i. v.i .-v. ....... v.
s euar .vim, wai in inc viij w frt r l ;urv.w l v 9fi 1l
it t i I a . I IV V., b I I V. V 1 -r - v vi j w j -j,
tenlay, un' called on me Argus. .... .QO A.,a fn v-ilHWrth
n head of pigs for sale - D. The husband and little daugh
Tschabold. Hill.ljoro, Ore., lioute ter. Ursula, aged 3 years, survive,
1. Helvetia, The funeral took place this af-
ti i? i!,o.L-i,.,it,.r of l-'nrmincr. ternoon at rorest Grove, and the
toil, ss ;u ui town yesterday p"- ZV'i:
i ( j ' : I 1 1 i i J,
(io to the Kinvr Utfht Co. for
your t'U-cinc iiiu supplies, oec-
1 ,f rvrn TK. antra
i m. i re i v iitiiiif v tfiiuiiiii' v nzs
The llillslioro Lumber Com-Lfcrated at the home of Mr. and
umy is receiving pieniy oi logs u Thos. Cheen. on Oak Street
travelled on foot from May vine, these csays, on tne i . ii. ix a. Hillsboro. Ore., Nov. 14, 1910,
Wis., to Mclxtud County. Minn.. tWu e.m, fr,,s, cows for sale Rev. Valandigham, of the Chris-
w here he preempted a piece oi .. ii,....;,, - Mrs. Louisa tian Church, otnciating, when
government land and begun the ,,,,,,,.,. ,.wton. Ore. 34-6 their daughter, Miss Susie, was
lilhcult task of building a nome n . . ,, , ., , united in marriage to Mr. uark
.i .- .. .. .. l .. iw irm i oiueru anu vvur. vi i r 1.. r ri .4.'
on tne runner, vm wauuci , . : r, ... . crown, lunuvriy ui ruicsnjruvt;.
LSC2. he was married to a; young Misys ..e. we.c and now of Chehalis. Washing-
ladv from his own country. One ytsuiuay. ton Miss Lizzie Gheen was the
Sunday afternoon, in August, Mrs. Theodore Falangus and maid of honor, and Earl Brow
ISi'kL while on the porch ot li is Miss Maud .Movire, of -Portlandi was ta'uumaman.
farm residence, he and his wife were guests of Mrs. Frank Im- The parlors were decorated
were fired uikui from ambush by brie, last week. with fern, Oregon Grape and
Indians and both were badly ... . t make our flowers, and presented a beauti
woundei . he receiving two shots v ... . ic, j n .ot ful appearance, ihe weddsns?
... . , t I OW II .V 1 1 1 iio II11A. IV KOWi wvub. -- .
n h s ui). and one in his arm, I u- Un,.a CAmo nn march was played by a great-u:
while his wife was shot in the 4n f s' .pets cle of the bride, Vincient Sedlak,
lower jaw; but notwithstanding hjK mss lhn , , . and the day was notable to the
these terrible injuries they hero- the uniey rocw crusner nas famny 0f the brute because it
icallv defended their home until been moveu io me nurMiauei wa3 the 26th wedding anmver-
help arrived. As a result oi place, una it win oe sei up ior sary of jjr- and Mr3 Gheen.
these wounds, Mr. Wiedewitsch road work south of the river. fe groom is a highly respect
last his right arm. ,. Chi,.,, clear and sweet, cood to young man, and worked for
InlSttthelost hissviie, and ini , - ,..', for :.. meet: can the condenser here and at the
be had in any quantity - at the lro ior e.ci. 4 ue
llimnf vv,vt Unue IS popuiai ill una 1.1 li ill
PROfKfWIOSAU
F.A. BAILEY, M. IX
PhyHirlan and Sur-ion
OfflC4 BUr Mcnrin bi.x-. uiwlnlr.
R.x.iiit 12. U an.l 15. Kraldcnf -SmUf
wni riinxr Kiurllti and bocoitit Nlrvvta.
Hoth ' I" bones.
Rfcd.lonce Kutof Court IIoum,
In Um eomer of lbs liuH-k.
JAMEM PHILLIPK TAUIOIE, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Snreann Southern Prtlo RailrNl Co.
e.nsi,!fal.t.(s In VrnrK n, ITnulUh flC
nerfect condition with both him ts uimtai. ovr a. cn' iur.
and plate attachments; a com- rtn f MainBt Hiiutwr,,or.
plete developing and printing ryrrwwv
outfit; a portrait lens; and other . nnAtrcv if ts nno
supplies. Can be had for $15. if 1 - - 4
taken at once.-Pox 'J.i, Hills-
txjro.
' 1 sir n r
'ortland. and who put up the isauey-Morgan CiOCK.
Pythian building in this city last Both pbonw. Hillshoro Ore.
year, was our. yesieroay, greet
ing friends. He said: Well, 1
am more than glad to see Hills- j) ELMER H. SMITH
i . 1 .1 : 1 4 u : 1
streets anu untinaK'e aim uus oFi-ICK HOURS
what VOU want. IOU Will have Mondays, V'ednely am' Fr! '.y
one of the best town on the West 9 to i; 1 to 4; 7 t-j .
Side in a few years." Tuewlayt, TlmrxUya and ?.Uur,ly
. - I 7 IU O D, III.
Vr. W. 1. 0OO nas lieu HIS r inkl.ter Bl.le over Ilta. I'- ith I'hane I
rejwrt 01 tne receipu ana ex
penditures in fighting the an
nexation of a portion of this
countv to Multnomah. He re
ported receipts, by contribution.
in the sum of $ti., and expendi
tures in a like sum. All of this
was expended tor newspaper
work except about $200, prelirm
nary expenses. Many contri
buted as high as $25, while the
minimum contributions ranged
from 50 cents upward.
Both Hillshoro road districts
will very likely be a unit in vot
ing a special tax to continue put- hillsboro,
ting down rock roads, i wo more
years of special tax and the big
gest part of the undertaking will
have been accomplished so far as
the main thoroughfares leading
into the county are concerned.
Notices for the special election
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and U Morgan-B.ill. y Blix-a,
HtreeU Over Denula Store.
HILLS BOKO OKKGON
B AO LEY A HAFC
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA.W
Booms 1 and t Shote BniMiog
. OKKUON.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
3.0O ma j, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, El 'aboro
will be posted inside a few days. I rVirw.ryirWr'r'svvvsA'
Gen. Ranson Woman's Relief lOTTN M WAT T
Corps will have an apron sale in
the building between Koeber's ATTOlNBY-AT-LAW
confectionery and the Commer- offioa Dptula, Bailey JOrv m nio, k
1 II.i.l T 1 XT
Kooma, 1 ant! a.
HILL8BOR0, - OB TOON.
cial Hotel, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 29, commencing at ten in the
morning.- Mrs. E. 0. Crandall,
president. 36-7
Do not quibble about improve
ments. Do not oppose them be
cause your neighbor advocates it.
Do not put yourself up as the
only exponent of public better-
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orriei: Main 8treet, opp. Court Houm.
HILLSBORO URSCO
ISCj'i he ssas married to Miss
I .viia Sumner, who died April
1SS0. leaving eight children. Mr,
vv.. . .mii-i.-1 ti ed some 01 tne
most imnortant otlices of hi;
homo town, Rich Valley, Minn.,
among them being that of super
visor. In October. l'HHi, lie came
ment- because people advocated
betterment long before you were
born. Just get m and support THOS. H. TONGUE. JR.
v. - t:; It. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
For sale Two SOWS, two pigs, Morgan Blk, CpaUlra, Rooma j, 4 and 5
and six shoats. inquire l. L.
Ho-'ston, Fair Acre Farm, outh
llillslioro.
'i'.io man who killed Charles
Hillshoro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
. 1 (I'll 1 UU OIUIU1 ,T v "
Art Lyons, ot isortn tiiuswro, ator foi. tlie independent tele-
returned Tuesday evening from phone company. After the wed
an extended trip up the Colum- dinf?i Mr anj Mrs. Brown de
hia Uiver. narted for Chehalis, Wash.,
parted
Auction sale at Jack Wright Where
to Cornelius, Oregon, where he Um.n Forest Grove, Saturday, presents were beautiful and as
BiacK, a former Hillsboroite, at
Manhattan, Neveda. has been
sentenced to the penitentiary for
20 years. His relatives put up a Thr only graduated and liceased Veter
,4 i.,,i ,vi,f f tu,,, ,j, iuarv in Ilillsboro. Sixteen vears orac-
for several years nas Deen opei-, f.t hr th(1 ;,. finaL cai expenence.
, ' ! . r I OFFfflK Hrr.r.QHiSRrt i Tvruv i-'n a
hwinfrnr in o vprn ir nr m !i n - i , ... ..v - . .. .
X urrV,tor TW- Vind fivmhlAnvor STABLE No. i
,"l:!,,""'ff''7 . Office phonea: PaoiBo SUtea 501; Ind. 21J
tl ISineSS anairs. Residence phones; Independent 243; Pu-
Taken up; leaning baldfacer-'ifcsuweii-tiii.
gelding; two white hind ieet;
thev will reside. The
died Nov. 4. 11)10. lie is sur
viveil lis' five children, as follows
Henry and John Wiedewitsch,
Minn.; I.. A. wieuewiiscii, u.
Hertha Kice and Mrs. Mary Kin
nev. Corne bus, Oregon.
lie ssas a consistent Christian
and died in the faith.
Sale follows
36 Salad set, Mr and Mrs Miller;
Nov. 10 cows, horses, etc.
m.,ii ,"iiii mourn
vril. v.. v.. .......v.,. , -
, , , ., ., ... berrv spoon, Mr and airs &tepi
. tl. t.iacK ana wiie, 01 ue-1 .- . f k M .
vond (ilencoe, were in tosvn yes- ' A.1.,.
, , ,,1 - 1 1 : iSira Uas 4"viiuci awn , vicaui aiAnii,
terday Mr. biacK onngmg in a HeJen gchultz; saU and
pepper
man 01 phi. ik. cViaL-Prs Mrs Penn Frost: cut
If you want anything in silver- Mass. Clavton H. Lewis; pickle
ware, just go to Norman Greer's fork, Mr and Mrs J J Utzinger;
and you will surely find what carving knife and fork, Mr and
you want. Mrs Geo Schultz; house slippers,
The Rebekahs gave Miss Susie Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kotzman, Mane uneen; oeaspreaa ay tne
Gheen a granite shower last Fri- f 1;0,h1. Oregon, are here for an lneexv, goiu piece v oeum,
day evening, and a pleasant time extended visit w, 1 1 Mrs. Kotz- ' .
was induldged in games and man s parents, Mr. and Mrs. "",4': T , ' t cracker Mr
mimii- Daintv refreshments were ,0Vl Ingram. Anna bchultz nut cracker, Mr
Z V "it si 1'ite hour the ana ftirs """y teaspoons, isir
served, and at a late hour int Anyon0 lookinff for S1lverware, nnt MrN R n Rrown: tablesooons.
who is not blind, will see one of Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson; set
the best assortmems ever in uie
UKANITI. ShOWI-R
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Ptepared to do Hwh Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Tcmieaie Bldg. H1LL8BOU0, ORK.
Mum and Third.
Argua and Oregonian, $2.2j.
guests departed wishing Miss
r. i..en who was to oe iiiarneu
c.in !i lomr and happy life
Those present were:, Mr. anu
Mm. R. H. Greer, Mr, and Mrs.
J. It. Trullinger, Mr. and Mrs.
C F. bibbv, Mrs. V. fi. t'eicn
man. Mrs. li. Soars, Mrs. L. K.
Wilkes, Mrs. I. V. Trullinger,
Mrs. D. F.nirick, Mrs. W. A. Fin
ney, Mrs. Fred Olsoni'Tvlrs. Lu
demia Anderson, Mrs. S. Stevens,
Mrs. Phillins. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
r.l.nen. Hettie Jack, Minnie Ab
bott, Gertha Olsen. Amanda Har-
tramof. Evelyn Dooner, luzie,
Susie. Toni and Fred Gheen.
Susie, Toni
.1. 0. Bills, of beyond Glencoe,
was in the city yesterday.
Commissioners court was in
session yesterday.
lswton Womer. of Laurel, was
in the city the first of the week.
Frank Imbrie and wife were
in from West Union, yesterday.
16.
ling justice, Judge G. W. Mines.
Andy Westberg, of near Lau
rel was in tosvn Tuesday.
cf Vnivps nnrl forks. Ratrlev &
city, at Norman Greer's. Hare; paring knives, Dr Link-
Straved-Bald-face 2-year-old later; teaspoons, Mrs Michalec;
,1 if,.TOaHr,n qc bread plate, Elma Schultz; gold
whereabouts will be rewarded.- piece, grandfather Brown; center
1 11 v.ini.nm Cornelius. Ore.. Piece, Minnie Abbott; parlor
," 1 3(5.8 clock, Elizabeth Gheen; picture,
Iu1llttl- . - . . , Tonie Gheen; picture and -book,
Henry Jolmson, ot beyond UVprl Gheen: ruir. Mrs Brown:
Glencoe, was a county seat visi- quilt Mrs Thos Gheen; cut glass,
tor Tuesday. Henry says that Mr and Mrs Raymond Isabell;
farmers are . all through with cut lass Miss isabell.
their lull work, and that they Those pvesent were: Mr and
are getting coltish olit his way. Mra T H Gheen, Mr and Mrs Jas
Thanksgiving will soon be here, Anderson, Mr and Mrs Samuel
and, if vou haven't got a carving Stephens, Mr and Mrs L C Brown
r 'i ...,.,4. ,;n and son. Mr and Mrs Geo Ander-
SCL Ul it lo.inici, juu yii. ...iu - , T , j
fi,em -it (Greer's son and son, Mrs Ludema Ander-
Mra Ppnn Frost. Elizabeth.
Mail Carrier Richter, on Route Ton'ie( Edythe, Mary, Vencient
1, out of this city, said last and Fred- Gheen, Hillsboro; Mrs
night: 'In all the. years that A v Brown and son, Grandpa
I've been carrying mail out of Brown, Forest Grove; Mr and
Ilillsboro i ve never seen iNovem- Mrs Geo Schultz and daughter,
her roads in better condition. Oregon City; Earl Brown and
They are tine." Clayton B Lewis, Portland; Vin-
Four people on the Wm. Kane cient bedlak, lualatin.
1 1 r 1
no brand. uwner piease can.
nav charges, and take same
awav. George Hart, Cornelius,
Ore., lioute 2, Rox 23. 36-8
Edward Curran, well known
here as the minister at the Cong.
Church a few years ago, and
svho went from here to Condon,
where he engaged in the news
paper business, was beaten for
the office of county treasurer, by
1 1 . l. riv J
a aemocrac, last luesuay; iMAnVDW WnfinMVW
1. A-r M-4 AMI II M At J JaW A V
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modern
hull hpfween one and two vears Woodman of America, meets uvery tirst
nIH P.ivp nrien and hrpfid no-. .ua mlra. ?"wy "J eacn uiouuim
v.v. -...v. r - - o- 1 (I,-,- Ud 1 n L ..Ua I tratiiAM Viifr-
t0X 411, r orest urov e, vre. inK and auioumin,, Neiahbora are cordial
e.,, T.or, nf Slmiiu Kl ly mviied to attend camp meetings.
J ...1 K t;A o. u. unuvw, uiiuui.
anu svuuae one uml menus Mja rR, p IIai.I8KMAM, Clerk
that ne gets tne nrsi irout 01 me
season; the first buck after the
law opens; and the first China pmiWmmMmmmmHMmm
A . . . 1 n
rooster on October 10, was in the j 1 c I ADCI IAIP
city yesterday afternoon. 3 J. O. LUKOUIMl
1
, ,xt .u in ,.J place, near Glencoe, are suffering
B. Luck, of North 1 lams near f S()me stomach disturbance,
Thf nnnexation scheme to take
1,, .., - - - , liUJIH nv.lllt Dtv.ii.tiv.i uiauuiuMiii.V 1 - - -
Glencoe, was in town yesterday aml lhe m.ulluy at fu.st approach- a part of this county and add to
morning. ed serious proportions. Dr. Link- Muitnoman was uaaiy oeaien u
er tne siate in iaci, every
iintv division measure was de-
4:1-,, nott! time ere. rtii eo, tti u'uttj u w vti,ft v. , ...
" . . 't 1.1 i......,:,,l'i3 iviw nni'lc vvliieh hild been canned feated by overwhelming majori-
a . nr 1 11. w 1 n .1, itui v . . , - ,
ew . Sn"' ., lf f for skusage uurposes. ' ties.
IAJUIIVU 1 Hllll il L UlCLIVV, vwv
All kinds of Al groceries at S A. . . I
the Walch&Co. store, on f irst vuuhoui ,anii uunuu y
Street, near S. P. Depot. Also ' 1
feed. Give us a call. J5-b Large Barns a Specialty y
J. B. and 0. G. Wilks have 1 ... "
taken the county agency for the 1 . 4BU T 151 " u,v'
Hupmobile, and brought a hand- m Hillsboro, Ore., R. F.0.5 M
Tho Hnnmobile is one of the nat-
tiest of the runabout class, and
they are winners.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
still in the housemoving business.
and if you have a building to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
move, see him for an estimate. L . 3 -r. ,
Calls Answered Day or Wight
t...4 ti : 111 1 :..
ing and President Taft and Gov. independent I hone-
Benson have apprised us 01 the oRFNCO. - OREGON
met. ui tuuisc, il yicasea uie
poor of everywhere to think of
turkey and cranberry sauce.
Money to loan on real estate
security. We sell farms. Try
us. The We Moot Realty Co.
Hillsboro 12tf
Jack Wright, the Forest Grove
horseman, was in town yesterday.
DR. J. B. NORMAN
Physician and Surgeon
Office in.
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls promptly Answered