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imported lv A. C. Rnhy iS: Co. in i)6.
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TEKMSi Single service, $10; insurance, p:iy:ille
when mare is known to Ixr in (nil, 515; colt to stand
aud suck, $20.
Hillsboro Shire Horse Co.
J. K. FOORD, (Irooni.
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Mr. und Mrs. William llcrmens
Mold Celebration With Children
BURN IN HOLLAND M AKK1I I) IN I'.S.A.
American No. 0,401
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M. ltonlen, of below Witch
Hazel, was in town Tuesday af
teriKMtn. Mr. llordcn resides
near the Zimmerman place, and
is located in one of the many fer
tilo places of the county.
Sillied in V'crhimrl in ISSJ. Have Nine
Living Children
Mr. and Mrs. William llcrmens
celchrateil their golden weddiriK
at tlit home of their son, An tone
llertmns, Saturday, June 17,
11)11, with all their surviving
children about them. Neighbors
were there, and a host of their
descendants, and the day was a
joyful one for the entire family.
Father LcMiller celebrated sol
emn llitfh Mass in the Verboort
Catholic Church in the morning,
with Father.). U. Muck as dea
con, and liev. John liernards, of
Mt. Anel, as sub-deacon Uev.
Uernards hcinjr the eldest grand
son of the happy old couple.
liev. Deeny. of l.eaverton,
preached the wedding sermon.
l'otb bride and groom are still
vigorous and hearty. Mr. llcr
mens was born in Zeeland, Hol
land, Oct. 2, WW, and Mrs. Her-
meus was born in I'.urebeek,
Belgium. May 31. 1K5J. The
liusliand came to America in
18.rK. Mrs. llcrmens arriving in
lSTifi. Thev met and were mar
ried in Del'ere, Wis., June lfi.
18(J1. In December, I8S.0., they
came to Oregon, and settled in
Verlioort. Thirteen children
were Ixirn to them, and nine
survive. They are blessed with
58 grandchildren, all of whom
are living. 1 heir children are
Mrs. John Bernard, McMinn
ville; Antone Hermens, Verboort;
lxjuis Hermens, McMinnville;
Cornelius W., McMinnville; Mrs.
John 1'eters, VerwKirt; Peter M
Hermens, Sublimity; Mrs. John
VanDyke, Verloort; Mrs. Peter
Krieger, McMinnville, and Sister
Juliana, of St. Mary's near Bea-
verton.
Present from abroad Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Vandehey, West
Pepere, Wis., Mrs. Vandehey
being a sister of Mrs. Hermens,
and Jos. Nackers, of Wrights
town, Wis,, a nephew of Her
mens.
The day was passed in a good
old fashioned family reunion.
A beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
MENTOR
lias Splendid
Disposition
Superb Action
Belgian No. 3295
American No. 45996
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SPENCER- PALMATEER
IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming 6 yearsi weighs 1900i darK chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets. Has fine colts.
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO, Street Fair, 1909, 1910.
Pddinree Sire Jarnao 10838; Dim, Marie 3061.
Imported by A. C Ruby Si Co., Portland, Oieoo. t
Will Stand Season of Ifll.'-Mountaimlale, Mondayn, 10 a.m. too
p m.; Uunkc; Monday eVHiiiiiffi?; Korpat Grove, MeNamer's lUrn, Tuesday
10 a. in to Wednesday morning; Blooming, Welneeday noons; Hillsboro,
Wednesday niifht to Thursday at 1 00 p. tn., at barn on Mnin street; Scholia,
Fiiday evenings; Hillbboro, SattirdayH and Sundays at Main street barn.
rOflWSr-Singla ferviro $10. ;Season, $15; To insure With foal $20, Care
lo prevent but not responsible for ancidents.
The BANKS BELGIAN HORSE CO. T- emriok, Groom.
Miss Lulu J. Palmateer, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J.
faimateer, ot Miusboro, was
united to Captain George C.
Spencer-, ai Afhland, 0ej?oftH
June 18, 1911. The bride is well
known at Hillsboro, where she
has resided for many years, and
where she has many friends.
The groom is a well known and
successful stockman of Ashland,
and is interested in a big stock
farm close to the Southern Ore
gon Lity. for a number ot
years he ha3 been connected
with the Oregon National Guard,
and is Captain of his company.
Ihey will be at home to their
friends, in Ashland, atterSept. 1.
Card of Thanks
The undersigned desire to thank
those who so kindly gave us aid
and sympathy during our recent
bereavement, the death and ob
sequies of the late J. P. Gardner.
His Children and families.
Hillsboro, Ore., June 19, 1911.
Bachot 6196
Owned by Hillsboro Percheron Horse Co. I
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Some enthusiastic reporter
writes the Argus that Scholls
went to Keedville, the other day,
and beat the Wheeler nine by a
score of 43 to 0. As he didn't
send up any affidavit to support
the figures the article on the
game isn't published. If the
figures are correct Wheeler will
sit in sackcloth and ashes until
the season again opens in 1912.
The correspondent intimates that
the Scholls team wore a hole two
feet deep, scoring at the home
plate.
District No. 1, at West Union,
has a nice lot of maple trees,
around the school yard, and near
ly every Spring the boys tap
the trees in order to get the sap.
At the annual meeting yester
day it was voted to stop the tap
ping, as it injured the trees.
An order was also made exclud
ing the ball games from the
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Goodin
came in from Glencoe, Monday
evening, and departed the same
evening for Astoria, where Mr.
Goodin represents Glencoe Lodge
at the Pythian Grand Lodge,
and Mrs. Goodin went as dele
gate for the Hillsboro Pythian
Sisters Lodge.
John Loftis and wife were in
from beyond Glencoe, Monday,
Mr. Loftis being enroute to As
toria, to represent the Pythian
Lodge at Glencoe, at the Astoria
Grand Lodge.
George Hellaire and wife, of
Glencoe, were in the county seat
Monday.
W. T. Stratton. of Cornelius,
was in the city Tuesday.
A BLACK PERCHERON 11 years old, weight 1950; bred by M.
Constant Basseur; Sire, Wierre de Cyrus; Grand Sire, Rejoni.
(774); First Dam, Fanny, (3800); Second Dam, Brilliant, (969)
Will Stand Season Of 1911
Brown's barn, Forest Grove, Monday noon to Tuesday io a. m;
Banks' Li very Barn, Tuesday noon to Wednesday, 9 a. m.;
North Plains, Wednesday afternoon to Thursday, 9:00 a. m.;
West Union, at Fred Hamel's, Thursday afternoon to Friday 10 a. m
Orenco Nursery Barns, Friday noon to 3 p. m.;
Hillsboro, Friday 4 p. m. until Monday, 10 a. ru.
Terms.
Single service, $10 To insure with foal, $15; To insure live colt;
$20; Season, $12. 50. Care to prevent, but not responsible for.
accidents.
N. A. McCONNAHAY. Mgr.
P. O. address Hillsboro.
LORD KITCHENER
ZOMBRO 2,11
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McKINNEY 2:11 '
Standard Bred Trotter, (record 224 Public trial 2.19)
WILL MAKE SEASON OF
1911
Tuesday noon, E Sotieff lin
place, Centerville; Tuesday
night, Campbell barn, near
Dudley Mill; W-"dnesda Al
McCuim ey barn North PL ins,
Thursday, at home Imn
Frank Holonmb place; Wost
Uniin; Friday noon, Baver
ton Livirv barn; F day
night at Wi'ch Hazl, Ray
Hopvard; Saturday all day
at Fe 'ond Street barn. H He
horo; Sunday at hnn e ham,
Frank HVcorub'n, W'ft
Union; Monday on call fain
the above (horn 1 barn.
Spmclal atlQnllon given to Bar-
run Marti
TlvRMS:-S nle service $15; sen
son, with return privilne, If 2y, To
insuie fjo; colt to stuml ami suck,
HOI COMB )
and Owners
HA MEL )
Stepheu Holcomb, groom
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Notice to Creditors
T...!nA la Itn.nl.v irlvan Oillf OlP miller-
siRiietl has twen duly appoiiitmt, by Order
of the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Washington County, heretofore
mmle ami emereu, as Aoiiiiiutraiur 01
ll.An.lalanF Wail. Haiti WttUlfL 1hCPHI4M.
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and has duly qualified as such mlininis-trator.
Now, tlierelore, an persons having
elrtiins against siil estate are hereby noti-
..KUiianl tha aaniM in the 11 inlrMmii
eil, together with proper vouchers there-
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IOr, ai Illc IH lilll;u "I jiuki ix unit-, in
the Suute Buihline, in Hillsboro, Wash
ington County, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Uateil nils am nay 01 June, i:m.
Krank Waibel,
Administrator of estate of Weudleiu
Waibel, deceased.
BaKlev Haro, Attorneys for Admin
istrtitor. (Date of first publication June 8, 1911.
Last publication, July 6, Wll.)
Money to loan in any amount,
on real property security. Wash
ington County Abstract Title &
Trust Co., Shute Bldg., Hills
boro, Ore. 43-tf
BEECHER
BlacK, Registered JacK,
Sixteen hands high, five
years old in June. Sure
Foal Getter and one of
the Finest Jachs in the
State. Will show some
fine colts soon.
Will stand this season at Forest Grove
at the W. H. French place, First Avenue
North.
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