MIU8B0RQ AhGUS. DEC '. Itl
PAG2 S
ALBERT L. WEST
GETS HUS PRESENT
I, SciiU-ihtiI lo I'wur Vvr nnJ
I iKit IUtciuk-U ii I'uroU
ji imii:
Kuril
oi'i NS cwtu or mi lav
Mail Carrier tlcU Clnmmv
uriiicf Uuud Reputation
jjural Mail I'ttrrii-r Atln-rt I,.
Wctit.of ShfrwcNxl, HjM-iit Clirixt
iiihh I by i" the county jail, tiii.-.
ttith furtixHlinjr. for lir v;u
awaitii'lf Htn tenet u'miii im.ii
vit tioii of a Uitutory ollVimc, lh
ooini'lainintf witnetm U-ing Mr.
Chin. llainvH, who lived uuk
t(' tmiil route on which W'tni
Wu woiit to carry I'mli' S:uii'h
tiift iiiiH. WcHt'a ciiHt- wax con
nidt r tl but n hlmrt time hy tin
jury before the finding of iruilty
whs mailt.
JuilieOiunpU-II came out TueK
day anil held court, and Wt-nt
wan brought In-fore hint for si n
t. me. lli wiw trivi'ti four years
a, tht-ii the gate of mercy wan
opened, uml the Court told him
he was going to give him n
chanre UfttUrti of liirt former
I(xkI reputation,, and lteisnwi he
believed that he would now U.
cutne a gd citizen, and remain
, The (!4urt told him to go
home to hiM wife land child and
to follow the alh of rectitude,
ami that nothing but a laie
fruin proper condui t would pre
vent him from enjoying his liber
ty. Went wan very much ow-r-rtune
at the outcome of the case,
mid promised that be would fol
low the tuik'tfestionrt of the Court
to the letter.
lie left for home on the first
train, in company with hi wife
and child.
lir.lSt.ltk HOII'M AN
A very pretty home wedding w as
celebrated at the home of Mr.
and Mm, John Hewlcr. pioneers
f Uulett Creek, when their
daughter, Mi.w Ant, was united
in marriage to Carl I logman, of
Forest Crove. Uev. Daniel Staver
olHatinir. The bride in a very
(Hipular young lady in the west
end of the county, ami ban a
host of friends who are tender
ing cnnirnitulationH. The groom
in the only Hon of J. N. Ilolfman.
the l'orc.Ht Grove attorney, and
is managing the Korejt Grove
theatre. They will renide in For
est (J rove.
Card of Thank
Martin Vandi bey, (,f the enun
ty farm, n-o nUy 'caught a pup
Kray fox, of the ,.arly l'.l litti-r.
in a common trap, on hu ranch
Im-Iow Newton. The yoiihy iter
wai caught by the foot and no
IciirH were cne.hed. Martin
Picked the pup up by the i-cruir
of the lo ck and it made no at
tempt to bite, ho h" carried it
l-'- ne and a collar now adorns ibJ
'.'' k, It in domesticating nice
ly. and eats like uny ordinary'
do,-. It in a pretty little lady
and h it a plume that is loner
than il i hodv. Martin is very
pro nl of ..., catch and Kays that
treble tin- money its jtelt would
bring win M no inducemeut to
part with it and a (.'ray fox pelt
is worth a nice little pitrc ()f
money,
See our di) lies for our custom
ers. When oil exnenii SlOO
with us you p-t a line dining
room set of dihhes. Call for
cards and have Hie amotint of
our purchases punched each time
you buy. When you buy that
amount you get the ilishes, or
you have a dandy game and fish
set. Kmrnott I'.ros.
John Miller, a Hon-in-law of
Mrs. Susan I'.rown, now residing
in Portland, wax on the jury that
convicted Mrs. Kersh of man
slaughter, in the Multnomah cir
cuit court, the other day. Mr.
Miller was foreman of the laxly.
Webb, her accomplice in the
murder, has Item convicted and
w ill hang. Webb killed an old
miner in a Portland hotel, and
he and Mrs. Kersh were spend
ing the money taken from the
victim.
The annual mask ball will be
given at Hillsboro Hull on the
evening of Saturday, Dec. HI.
The usual prizes fur the ln'st
waitens and best sustained char
acters will lie tfiven. There is
much interest over the prize
waltz atfair. as there will k con
testants from all over Washing
ton Count v. Toelle's orchestra.
4D - 2
NUMBER Of DISTRICTS
A SPECIAL TAX
District No. '), at the 1hati.ht.-r
District, Uoc Limit
We desire to express our (sincere
thank to those who kindly
aidwl us and tendered sympathy
in our recent U'reavement, the
death and obsequies of the late
Mrs. V. W. Norton. We tender
espwial thanks for the In-autiful
floral tributes from her friends.
V. W. Norton.
Mrs. Marv Sabin & Familv.
Hillsls.ro. ()re.. Dec. 1910.
CIKCCIT cot Kt
J N Arthur & V v Tualatin
Mill Co. dismissed. Mel.Rer vs
Uichards. dismissiHl. State vs
Albert West; Hentenced to four
years and jrivon parole; West to
reMirt tosherilT every 30 days.
Ziejrlcr V8 Ziejrler. dismissed and
papers Btricken f rom files, HnK
lish v Knirlish. decree of divorce.
beach vh l-each, decree of di
vorce. Van Alstine vs Van Al
jttine, decree of divorce. Jones
i t alrt indicted for sale of liquor
without license, pleaded not guil
ty, and cases set for trial.
URI.iniNU
I want to thank my patrons for
their literal patronage during
the past year. Wishing you an
a uroHoi.roim and happy new
year.-koHpectfully, Mrs. lmo
Kene Hath.
SIMXIAI, ROAD TAX
Nmice of tingling tn vole n.lilili'nl t x:
Wc ,r uiut. rsiKiie'l.coniprisi u m h i
fii'. nf the tipji!i of lioail Dtstuct
No, ia, WuhliiiiKloo County, OrrRon,
lit-rt-by give notice tlit ni'i"H '
liel.lut the Couit House. IliUsboro , In
Mill toml ctiHtrict, on the lUy of Ie
ctmher, 1910, nt the hour of o'clock p.
m ,for the puHKe of voting in mlilition
nl in. r..r r.m.l ii.irnraipB. n proviilt'il in
fe.34, Uwi Of Oregon, lj9 l'"'1
Deeeuilier 14, I9- (Signt'D
R I. (Ireer. K (! llrou, W t) Unre. V
ltHinHh, J II Willinnia, A I 1'iost, Vi ;
limit, A C Donelnoti, H T UiikUter, A t.
ShuU, W V ltergen, Geo U Bagley. A .
iraKR, K N Hiitclielsr. T V Huhnrcl.
U Wmuii, A J Ilirtmtnpf.U B lUrtrmnpf
J f Tmnietle, C 1' Ubhy, J H H'r.l"'t- K
I. MeCormlck, Jutnta Boreniwn, V J Sew
ell, J W liHtley. DavM Kurntll, A A Mor
rill, W M ckm, Fretl Sirgrist. W 1?
McCourt, K R Morton, VV N ltnrrett, Vv
1 linger, A H Hiiley, J C Unikin, M 11
Hteyeniion, T W Wyatt, R H Greer, J A
luibrte, L V Kminolt. W H l'ittenger,
John M Wall, Willi IrelBiid.
Sheriff Hancock yesterday re
ceivfid n letter from Allen lan-
nock, who ia visiting relatives at
Greenock. Scotland. He writes
that the elections there were
very exciting, wherein there was
a repetition of the general elec
tion to Parliament a year ago.
lie aayB his health ia improving.
A week from next Monday,
and the Washington County del
egation will be in attendance at
the legislative Session. Those
from this county who have Keats
in the lawmaking ImkIv are
State Senators W. N. Barrett
and lr. W. D. Wood; legislators
J. A. Chapman, Middleton. C. r.
Tigard. Tigard. and W. 11. Ho
lis, of Korest drove.
1 wish to exchange part or all
of my addition to Hillsboro, for
a l'.mkI ranch. Would pay some
cash difference, in a desirable
trade. This nroiierty is only
three blocks from Klectric deHt,
court house, school, etc. (khk:
drainage, livery house can have
a well drained basement. In
quire of F. M. Ileidel, HillslKiro,
flreeon. 41 tf
It U-gins to look as though
Second St reet, betw een Main and
Washington, will have the first
move to pave started in a short
time. The reiort is current that
a majority of the property own
ers are in favor of the improve
ment, and wish to start when
Spring opens.
A New Years resolution: 1
have enjoyed a liberal patronage
in the past year and I wish to
show the public my appreciation.
I have decided to give equally to
the seven churches of Hillsboro
for the next six months, com
mencing Jan. 1, 1911. 2 per cent
of my cash sales payable the first
davofeach month. Norman 11
Greer. 4'--3
Road District No. 8 held a
special election this week for
mud ournoses. and voted a three
mill tax. 10. D. Hite was chair
man, and L M. Hesse, secretary.
Ti,n vote was made unanimous.
This is the same special tax they
voted last year. The meeting
tend held in the Kinton school
house.
Hoy Greear, of the Pharmacy,
started for Arizona for his health,
iua tw of the week, lie ex-
1U4 U to remain until Spring
Chas. Lamkin will have charge
of the store during his absence.
ist nt Kmrick & Corwin to
one or meir new koi,"-'
traps. Gets them every u uc -a
nl there is no chance of shoot
ing yourself or running a spear
in your hand.
1) U. Wheeler, of Wheeler
station, below Keedville, was in
town yesterday, accompanied by
10. 0. Wolf, of Keedville.
l? v Foster, veara ago con
nected "with the Tillamook line
out of this city, and now rocaieu
at Tacoma. was over Christmas,
a guest of H. T. Bagley and wife.
Those Electric Irons at G. II
Stovers are going, ana n you
are thinking about getting one,
you had better get your oruci
Mtou nertlm .lohnson. stenogra-
pher, and well known here, has
t. ,Wndo for anextenlea
V0TID SI'IXIAL OF TUN MILLS
Prevailing Tai in f ive Mill, With More
DinirltU to Come
lload Ii.stiicLs over Washingtm
County have Ix-en voting for or
against special road taxes for
permanent road work the past
two or three weeks, and there
are yet more to hear from. I list.
No. 2) -up in the Thatcher sec
tion, to the north of Forest
Grove went the limit, and voted
a ten mill tax. so that a trreat
leal of rock roads may be ex
pocted up that way the corning
season. .North Hillsboro and
Cornelius will vote Saturday, and
other districts may have voted
and the returns not yet sent in
Those who have voted tax and
have reported to Clerk Bailey
are:
District No. 1, John Nybcrg,
supervisor, a mills.
No. 2, h. Murdoek, sup., 5 mills.
No. 3. (J. W. Whitmore, sup.,
: mills.
.o. , h. l). i i i to. sup., Jmills.
No. 11, A. Heckmann, sup.,
mills.
No, 20, Thos. Murphy, sup., 5
mills.
No. 2U, J. A. Johnson,
mills.
No. 2H, J. 10. Zimmerman, sup.
; mills.
No. 20, John Beyer, sup., 10
mills.
No. 31,
mills.
No. 32,
mills.
No. 31, Ambrose
sup., 5 mills.
Last year 18 districts voted a
special levy. There are 3G road
districts in the county.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Go to Mrs. I. Bath's Btore for
your masque faces.
H. L. Flint, of Scholia,' was up
to the city today.
J. C. l.amkin went t Donald
today, fur the (Jr-gon Klectric.
Get articles of wood for burn
ing at Mrs. I. Bath's.
C, 10. Kindt, of Kinton, was
up to the city today.
Whitman's are the best Get
them at The Delta. 41-2
Geo. Darety, of Glencoe, was
over to the city thi3 morning.
J. A. Vandehey and family
ere in from near Glencoe, this
morning.
.B
RECALLSA TRAGEDY
Widow of William W. Booth Died
December 26th in Hillsboro
HUSBAND WAS KILLED IN lXS5
r a year, only $2.25.
10. (0. Mulloy, of I-aurel, wa3
ver U) the city I ueslay.
John I'urves, of South Tuala
tin, w as over to the city yester
day morning.
Mrs. A. 10. Perkins, of Port-
arid, spent Christmas with Mrs.
j. liushlow,
Dainty and wholesome means Brucger. a weak-minded youth.
Whitmans clKx.-oiates.-Ai ine c,,nmvr on irr, tup m
'Clui. -tl-. f,Va Va.mcr rohfrf-rv Mr Pvith
Attorney John M. Wall is still was killed near the Fourth Street
nfmed to the bouse, but ex- intersection ot Main, and young
pecLs to jh out in a day or so.
L. F. Carstens and Geo. Lip
pert, of Banks were in the city
todav.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Southern,
of Portland, spent Christmas
with their relatives here.
sup., o
John Heaton, sup., 5
Kd. Bentzen, sup.,
Schmidlin,
see
i-'rmik Aiiltich to Cum'i Batik of
Yaneuuvrr, i'jj ihc Jil 211 3 w l
J C ClUlun. 11 V I'urdy. Mrs C Mc
Lto.1. W A Jubunton, J T Callahan
et al to Willamette Vailcy & Coast
Railimtil, ri)(liH of y -
MctiU Savingi & Tout Co to S N
llm k. lot 2io Johnson Kst Ad lka-
verton-lfeedville to
Adam Lronhardt to Lucinda lUniliill
U 43 Witt Carjwnlcr donalion Jooo
Unman MeUirer t0 K V lKrcter, J
lot! MctJger Acre Tracts 650
K M Torque etal to Mary Liebcr-
msu, 41 a Kd Constable d 1 c -
Ziltilna iloiner et al to H T Koeber,
20x99 ft In lot 4 b!k 7 Hillsboro... .2000
B F I'urdv to J no Morrelli et al, S
a and other lands t 2 a r 4 W....3JS6
llrriuan MeUyer to A G Scribner,
lot 1 blk 14 .U-igcr Acre Tracts... 3;
Geo M MctKinald to John II Uuke,
S a in Grovelaml Acres not)
Jack Helper to Krnest Btue, 3 lots
FrewinK Urchard Tracts, less a
Villiani Jumea Kelly to Frank An
derson, 160 acres sec t6 t 3 n r 3 w
I W Brnson to Sne M I'ringle, lot in
lleusoiiic Heiirlits o
IS Myers to hdRar bharp, lOCQa
itc U I Ml I .1. isoo
Iwac B Miillin to K'iv Mnllin, 6 lots
h!k B Kairview, HillaUiro tooo
Henry Mi Nauiee to Josephine Mc-
aiiife, acres at Dtlley
Tims C Tarsons lo L N Totnpkius,
160 a sec 4 t I r 4
Biixene K Wells to C J Kennedy, 3
lots in Uii'hiana t'atk, tiuuuoro. 10
L N Totujikina to Thos C Paraout,
lots In Dilley
Bfiij BirdU to II V Gates, tract on
Mapli M
Sam II Beliuke to J A Trice, lot m
Srcond l-:iec Ad Tieardvi'le 1000
Christian Lehman to Arthur B Uni
den, lot s blk C Lehman Acres-... 400
II W Scott to Alexander bcott, 150-74
acres T B Speaks donation 2000
VV W Rvals to Thos Dully lot west
l'aik ad Forest Grove 3
Y 1. Willis et al to Wilson River
Timler Co, 4S0 a sc 16 t 1 n r 6 w
Thomas Bradley to Frauk Fagothy,
c a 16 t 1 a r 1 w JOOO
Heimnn Mrtner to J C Jones, lots 1
and 6 blk 35 Metiier Acres 900
Herman Meuner to M L Huyes, lot
7 blk V Metier Acres- 600
I-vi J llrannon to Frank A Smith,
Iota 25 and 26 Hilsloro Acres 10
Alexai-iier Baxler to M R O d Peo
ple Home, lot 3 blk 6 S Pad. For
est Grove 1000
Frank Waller to N V Rice, lot iu
teutonic Heights 7o
E O Van Osdul to R B Jacks, 1 lots
blk 1 Bump's ad Forest drove 1200
Shot Do8 Sept. JOlh of That Year by
Sydney Brujater
Mrs. Ella F. Booth, widow of W.
W.Booth, died at her home, 11th
and Oak Streets, Hillsboro, Dec-
Try the Argus and Oregonian ember 26, 1910, of heart failure
Mrs. Booth ha3 never been very
strong and since her husband's
death, September 30, 1903, has
been gradually failing. Her hus
band, W. W. Booth, was a har
ness maker, and in 1905 conduct
ed a harness shop where the
Gross store now stands. He
was shot and killed by Sydney
Brugger robbed his victim and
came oacK to tne oaKery ana
bought some cookies and left for
Beaverton. where he was picked
up by the sheiff next day and
later convicted and sentenced
for life. The funeral of Mrs.
Booth took place yesterday after-
Miss Lucy Davis, of Portland, noon. She leaves six children to
visit ml' friends here and at mourn her loss: Mrs. uertruae
is
Glencoe, this week
Miss Lulu Beiling, of Portland,
isited with her relatives at Roy,
over Christmas.
Judsre G. W. Barnes is suf
ficientlv recovered to again be
out on the street and attend to Wisconsin.
his official duties.
Tho A rmift wishes all a Haoov BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
New Year. And. by the way,
get your hand trained to write Thirty friends tendered Mrs. F.
Munn. Seattle; Mrs. H. B. West-
phal, Saramento, Cab; Mrs. C,
M. Coon, Beatrice, Neb.; Mrs
Guy Powers, Mrs. Herbert Kafer
and Miss Nettie M. Booth, all of
Hillsboro. Deceased was 5o
years of age, and was born in
1-9-1-1.
A few nice Black Minorca
cockerels for sale. Pure bred.--J.
N. Miller, City Uoute 4; one mile
mile south of Oak Park station.3
District Attorney E. B. Tongue
and wife spent their Christmas
at the A. E. Ileames home, in
Southern Oregon.
Attorney S. B. Huston, of
ortland. was counsel on a case
in circuit court, yesterday.
Ora and Page Gardner, of rv nrettv weddiner was cele
Mountaindale, were in the city brated at High Noon, on Christ
L. Brown a suprise Christmas
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Brown, near Laurel, the
occasion being the birth anniver
sary of the hostess. A supper,
consisting of cakes, fruits and
sweet cider, was served at mid
night Music and games were
enjoyed. Many beautiful pres
ents were given Mrs. Brown
ASBAHR BATEMAN
mas Dav. at the home of Mrs. A,
J. Bateman, of Gales Creek
when her daughter, Miss Alice,
was united Htiarrtageto'-Mp
Harrv Asbahr, Rev. Daniel Stav
er officiating. Only immediate
relatives of the contracting part
ies attended. After the ceremony
the wedding party were seated
to a sDlendid Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Asbahr will reside
at the farm of the groom, three
yesterday
Frou Frou have arrived -the
ti 1 i iL. .
cream ot all waiers. just me
thine for parties liirTtrrrcnesr
Sole agents for Hillsboro. Con-
nell & Co. 42tf
For sale: Team, weighing
about 1000 each.-Inquire of
John Simpson, 3 miles south of
Reedville. P. O. address, Kea-
verton, 11 3. 40-2
Geo. Grant with Wyatt & Co., miles north of Corvallis, after a
is in Portland for a short vaca- short wedding trip down the
tion. and John Dennis has been Willamette Valley. Both bride
assisting at the store during his and trroom were born and raised
absence. in Washington uunty. ine
u ir ir..n n , ,,,a ; bride has been a student at the
U. II. XlUll. Ul VJiciivor, nm , . ... i ,,11 r
tkio mAmimr hrimrino-in his SOn. UregOn Agricultural yu iesc iu.
vn'? Jt uii'f,) r ti
Henry, who returned to West-
twrt Ore., after a visit with
relatives.
Thos. Tucker, of Woodstock,
and one of our county pioneers.
Judge Goodin reports' the fol
lowing condition of last year's
special road tax funds, as they
stand at this date- District 1,
amount drawn, 173.G9; still due,
JX53.81. Districts 3. 4. 8, 9. 10.
1. 15, 21. 2o. 28 and 29. all set
tled in full. District 31 over
drew $13-1.50, and this covers 25
per cent allowance. District
No. j, of Cornelius, has $1590
due including amount to city of
Cornelius. District No. H. South
lillslioro, has $1841.67 due.
and District No. 12. of North
lillsboro still has $1710.37 due.
Those districts having money due
will have the various amounts
expended in the Spring on per
manent roads. District 34 still
ha3 $111 due, representing 25
per cent allowance.
For sale: I will sell my regis
tered bull, Holstein-Friesian, Sir
Salma Alameda Dekol No. 48.064.
or will trade for good work horse.
Is gentle, quiet, and gets 70 per
cent, guaranteed. Address L.
C. Cooper, Cornelius. Ore., or call
at ranch 3 miles south of Corne-
ius. 40-2
A pleasant Christmas Eve par
ty was assembled at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walters, of
Glencoe. A Christmas tree was
beautifully decorated and loaded
with presents, and a program of
songs, music and Yuletide stories
was a feature of the evening.
Those present were the Walters
family, Henry Olson, of Mill
town. Wis., Mrs. Jesse Mays and
son. William. Dayton Mays and
Mr. and Mrs. George Hellaire
and son, Ernest
See the fine stock of "back
combs, at Libby, the jeweler's
place. No back numbers all
new and fresh goods, direct from
the factory; and Gee Whiz! see
the fine clocks and jewelry of all
kinds, which he is almost giving
away. 38-tf
Herman Bishup, the Mountain-
dale sawmill man, was in town
today, and says that the family
has not heard a word as to the
whereabouts of Jos. Bishup, who
has been missing since early in
the Fall. Young Bishup's money
still lays in a Portland bank, and
he has considerable real property
about the Portland suburbs. His
father, who lives at Helvetia,
and his brothers, all think that
the young man is dead.
Ask for the Novelty knives
and razors the best and the
cheapest They make dandy
Xmas or New Year's gifts at
Corwin & Emrick's. If you see
them you will buy. Ask for
them. 41-2
Albert Tozier writes from Dee,
Oregon, that he will be in Hills
boro to take New Year's dinner
with T. S. Weatherred and fam
ily, and that he will also reach
Hillsboro in time to ring the old
year out and the new one in at
theM. E. church a performance
that he has accomplished about
30 dinerent years. Albert is now
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
PhyaifUn and 8grgeon
OfflCA RuilVT-Momr, hlooa. nnl.lt
Roonil 12, U and 1&. iUwtiianco .'vuth-
wmt eornar HMltn and ttoooud Mreta,
nin 't'bonM.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlc 0(.Ulr oTerTht Delia Dr r Hun
Roaldanoa Kut of Court H"M,
In tba ooruer of the blm-k.
JAKF8pI,ILnpETilllESK.JI. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suraon Southern Paclflo Railroad (5o.
and also of ths Oregon Electric lUilroad.
voiiAuiiauon in Kreuch or Knin. Of-
tica upaUira, In the Cement Bio. k BUI,
north aide of Main Bt, Hillsboro, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician ana Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. WlllcW rv
ViVl
DR. ELMEE H. SI.IITH
Osteopathic Physic ian
m .
OFFICE HOURS
Mondays, Wedneadayt snd Fmlayi
9 to ia; t to 4; 7 to 8.
Tuesdays, Thursdays snd Saturdays
7 to 8 p. m.
Llnklater Bldg over Delta. Both Phone
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 snd 11 Morgn-Bilej Block,
street. Otst Dennij 8ur.
HILLSBORO ------ o; EOON
tMrVeVWMWW
. . Saaeajr W. Ii. Harm
BAGLEY A HAR
ATTOSLNEYS-A.T-L W
oonu 1 and S Sunt Building
HILLSBORO, . , OIIEGON.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNHY-AT-U.W
looms ), 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HUiabor o
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LjA
OSes Dpataira, Bailey -afTg :n B'.kIi
Rooms, I sn4 1.
HILLSBORO, - OnV-MCS.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrioi: Main Street, opp. Court flouue.
HILLSBORO ORk.001-
WrMrWMrWrMA-VV
the past two and one-half years
The proom is a son ot Mr. and.jU(jee, and E. L Perkins sue-
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
improving his apple ranch at the! Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms j, ( and j
foot of ML Hood. Hillsboro, - - Oregon
1 he new county othciais elect
will take their office next week.
and the boys are getting their
bonds in readiness for approval.
The only changes to take place
are that John W. Sewell will suc
ceed Judge Goodin as county
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
and Mrs. J. Asbahr, of bouth
Hillsboro, and graduated from
O. A. C. with the class of 1910,
Hu is now pntraced in dairvinc
was out this week, the giest of an(j peach growing on his large
his daughter, Mrs. U. G. Card- Renton CoUnty farm. The Ar-
nei. mis ioins with their host of
Leo Bullock, of Salem, who friends in Washington County hi
1 T 1 '11 l I 1 A I 1 l . -T
was raised in nuisDoro, was wisnmg mem a nappy me,
lown to the old historic county
coeds to the Recordership, while
Jno. Nyberg goes m as commiss
ioner.
seat today, returning to the cap-
ial in the evening.
See our window display of Del
Monte canned goods. As good
as anv. and more reasonable in
price. Best peaches, 20 cents
per can: peas, 15 cents; solid pack
tomatoes, two tor Joe. 4zu
Mrs. Henrietta Rhea Frost has
received a draft for $1250 msur-
gone to Colorado for anexten
visit.
R. L. Via and wife, of Silver
ton were down Christmas, visit
inir' relatives at Forest Grove.
un.iwnn'a oandie3 at The
mum," " q
Dnlta.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan, of
Beaverton, were in me coum?
seat yesterday.
Whitman's chocolates -you get
them at The Delta. 41-2
David O'Donnell, of Buxton,
was in town yesterday.
J. J. Nusbaumer, of beyond
West Union, was in town Wed
nesday. JoseDh Pongratz. the Buxton
meat market man, was down to
the city yesterday evening.
Mrs. David Corwin fell from a
. , i i sr.no asi eveiuiiir anu iiatiuicu
ance. wnicn was can ieu - helow the knee. She
building and millinery bwck - - - -
Si an eleric ht"Vand lost her
icy was carried in tne tennsji- t;; in
nnri the UaiiillWC. J-l. loimraiv ivuuvv,v.
icy
vania
COKNELIUS-OPPLIGER
Robert T. Cornelius and Miss Al
ma Oppliger, both of Cornelius,
were united in marriage at the
home of Rev. James T. Moore,
officiating minister, at Cornelius,
Oregon, Dec. 25, 1910,
W P,. Hare has received $S00
insurance on the policies on his
vmmf nnd contents, wnicn re-
(Wlv burned. He received his
check from John Vanderwal for
$500 on the building, insured in
the L. & L., and juu irom uw.
Schulmerich, on the contents.
Mr. Hare expects to put up a
handsome residence in the early
spring.
The stockholders of the Com
mercial Bank of Hillsboro held a
meeting Monday for the transac
inn nf cornoration business.
They elected Edward Schulmer-
ich, president; d. . council,
nroaiflint Geo. Schulmerich,
VIVL pa vws" -
cashier. The new directors lor
the coming year are: h. b.
Tongue, W. N. Barrett, Geo.
Kirkwood and W. 0. Donelson.
Watch for their new display ad
vertisement next week.
T V . T
Ul .. L. ' u t nil. the fracture. Mrs. Corwin is the
r: ...u r;.. anh0 wife of Mr. torw
in, ot t,mncK
& Corwin, and is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wehrung.
terday for delivery
A T?nnl! msidr of the Amis
uo tv,0t th nlrl Roedville John Nyberg, commissioner
barn, mentioned in last week's elect, was up from Tualatin, yes
n,n oc .ireninr. is not circular terday. and is elated that nis
ln Knf nt lpnsr. picht road district voted a five mill
sides. ' He also states that the tax. He says that his section is
tar g the hnund to have Brood roads, if
r OlKl.UUIHJ' l'i" v" I ... a. il Hi XT..
fi-of (MmikrWuin the state money will get them. Mr. My
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated snd licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Office phones: Pacific State 601; Iud.213
Team, wagon and harness for Residence phones; Independent 24a; I'a-
sale at a bargain. Mare and cine states mi.
horse, and weigh 1.000 1,100.
Good all-round team for farm.-
Inquire at Jos. Connell farm,
near Glencoe. 40-3
Mr. and Mrs. L P. Hortonand
son. Irl, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cox
and children, of Oregon City.
smH Mr .T (1 Current and
- . -. - - Modern iymlpmc
daugnter, etn, 01 Lancom, neo., Trttlieiie Bldg. H1LLSB(R0, 0EE.
were euests over onnstmas ai Mam ana mira.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. VV.
Bath.
Thp Si-hillpr a 10 cent cisrar. MODERN WOODMEN
and the Grand Marca. a two rfW
a quarter Cigar, are wimt ou .niithirrt Saturdays in each month at
want when you buy a Cigar, their Hail in Reedville, Oreeon. Visit-
Kept at every bar in Hillsboro. ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial.
Ask for them. v rL7 ;.i
John Goodin. of Montavilla, R. E. Haerman, Clerk.
and an oldtime resident of Glen
coe, arrived here this morning
for a short visit with relatives,
DR. J.R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do Hip h Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
has a complete circle for its cir
cumference.
The citv council met Monday
evening and passed an ordinance
requiring twelve feet cement
sidewalks in the business section
and a twelve feet walk in the
residence section, to be six feet
cement with a six feet curb and
park. All poles hereafter set
must be set to lines, and they
will be placed inside the curb.
The street committee is to have
a survey for the new electric
HirVit. Wes which are to be placed
in various partsof the city. Next
Tnosdnv the council will meet
and take up the matter of fire
apparatus and discuss the advis
nhilitv of an expert engineer on
rim in ntre. sewaee and street
pavement.
hersr will take his office at the
.lanuarv term, succeeding W. J.
Butner. who has been eight
years in the commissioner s
chair, from the Beaverton-Cedar
Mill sections.
The house and contents of Ed
ward Close, of near Laurel, and
close to the Captain Johnson
nlace. burned last Thursday eve
ning, with a loss of the structure
and practically all its contents.
The residence was a very fine
nn and was nicely furnitured,
and the loss will run over the
Stt.000 mark. Insurance was
carried in the sum of $2,000. by
.Inhn Vanderwal. in one of his
companies. He has notified the
company of the fire loss, and wu
have a check for the insurance
in a short time.
V lay! -- I 3
Mr. Goodin's years are touching
him lightly, and he gets around
us
J. S. LORSIN0
One Block South of Condenser
Contractor and Builder
I Large Barns a Specialty
I Independent phone 51 is
I Csmth HalUhnrn. Oroaon
as spry as the majority of
young fellows,
Remember that when cleaning
time is at hand I will be busy,
Everybody wants a new carpet.
Get yours made belore the rusn,
I. T. Mills, carpet weaver,
Banks, Ore., Route 2. 41-3
Andrew Pierson and wife, of
K!'le'TJ0" HTJDr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
roruanu. anu a ivnuci imiuvu
A , 1 x 1 Ml L. ' .. . 2 I
ot tne Keeoviue section, wuem phvrtctan and surgeon
town todav. and called on the
Argus. Calls Answered Day or Night
Chopping done to order. Hay independent Pbone-
and grain stored. vvneeiers
Warehouse, at Wheeler, on ORENCO,
Southern Pacific, one mile east ol
Reedville.
S. L. Hollenbeck and wife, of
Mountaindale, were in the city
yesterday.
For Sale Registered Jersey
v. Pi far. 2 vears old. fresh in
March. Mrs. J. A. Solgard, 2
miles south of Witch Hazel. 42-41
ORKCON
DE. J. B. NOEMAN
fhykia d Swffleon
Office in
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls promptly .Answered