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I
6REAT DIHBI HERE
mil's N0W ,H WMm
i .-.-.J An.trla. !. aa4
M..
There PrlMl ' W WnM rm",ly
t,, in t r. urn,
-r no u'""'r w"'
T I al ..an. I nf I l..r.
y hr m-verm uiw
m,n tirtH "d retraction, met
the l'v'' ,,,,IM wun 1 " 1
roinniimwfallh bloom
La Kurl-n. Many ther ar
ihil'ih.Mft wa tMnt in
he KtttiTlan.l ami th Kaiser'
... ha. Uth il Hymputhizir
... nl.l (l.TIIUUy.
vi - ... I
it ir...u of llifin nav' an-ii
. a I... I umnn armw in
!T h. and they will know
the ti-ml'l4 tabling n'un Hi
fruU't' niane wiieii mr
in ''r"' . 1L..1
11 .,w i.rt-flici uii
.Hi I micci-HMtil tin laiui. un
France. UUHna ami i...muo.i.
Ulllt 10 - - - , ,
()H ri'itlili-nl 01 Ui roomy m
mi III ti'THiaiij, r. ,..-...
i.iini nit a vinil wilh relative at
SihUik' lloUtein. "I -I-titio
tunimuni-fttiin with Mm. Ahahr
.a-i..r. iiv iititrninir rrvri. nn-
Li iliul h y l' in ,n"
FllhrrLiii'l. h I""1 '"
i..ii,m nf leaving when irU'
iriii""' ----- -
k,. lu.t U ttrr. wnlf uiat
tli-rmuMV won indulging In ht
., r talk. tut at that time
- - ... m
Vr u but lill" IW '
-..i.r.nif alt KuruiH. With war
drtlur.'.. with (Jtrmany, Austria
mJ (...nit.ly Italy on '! iJ.
trul (Irrut Hritian. Kunwia au.l
fraiit-H on tht Miner, ll I'Mk iikp
11. AUKr will hav harl hU-I-
Smmii-I for BMini wwk tu citmt.
f.i.iaiii Tan ICi'imtrn. wno
f.m-rlv livatl tUHtlh f (irni'-
Iiu, imJ wIhi .latll th t'hcha.
Irtn suit-lnni urrnanm irii.
kirk a.-nl inln hinkruptoy
Airt. lift lr (Ii-rmany tin tinst
f il ki-rk. h iM'inir Mil thf
Gtrmaii navy nivrvo lint. I a
tain lii-iinen w a mauler of lr
mwyrart an. I ihrlna the UumjO-
Japan war. rame.1 rontrauann
on tin- Kti-anii-r (Vleate. Ittl'n
with nrniH for Uuimia, lie iM-ach-
f hi.i mi-rcliant viKwl on U'e
VlaJivoHttH-k roan I. when two
Jipanwe rrulHum imrnued him
Th wart wrecked, am
Captain Keiniem ami crew made
their way into IUilivo;;iiK-a an.
fvaw.l. the japnnrae ifovirn
mpnt iilai-t-d a n-ward of f iii.imi
on hiH la-ad. dead or alive, but
be managed toifet into terman
territory and then came to Amer
ki. lie Kft rortland Nin.lay
enmuti' to fiermanv. but judt
how he will maku it throoifh re
main to be mt'n.
It U lfirt,i.intv.l t.v n
ltranun-r ttat it(,.r.-t ),
State m-hmil fiiti.hu ill I.- .!ivp(.
anions nil jf. ,,,,,, , t(
atatf on tin- H ..f t,. ,r r,
mTtivi- mi ti.H.1 furi.r.iii. .it i 1 j.
Mai amount , M. (m,!.-, v1ii
i"' a.a,.v. 1 Hi (.. ..r 1. 1,,, i
MultiHiinuh Mill r.n iw. 1 t,
l4rrnt niiiifli- i.!i. i. i'll : r.
Ili' ki-Ii.ik ii.iiMii.it ;,, ..f 11...
tat" M 'Ji.y.sV. an it,. r. ;t f
.in ovir l:t.t ,ar. I h,-;,., r.
tlontiii-nt of tl... land 1,. r 1. t.il
will U- I K.Y m a;.ai,., i y
lad year. 'Ibn will nv.. Wa h
ifitfturi 'initity uIm,hI l'l.timi.
For Sal.'? SvWhtY li . .' :.i r. .
of rlmii-t. farm lam!, :!im.- r,nrl!,
of r'on-Ht Crow. U. I-. I :!
mil routi-. witliin t inii..4 (1f l
lilfiTftit railr.md Htutiniir ii. im-
wati-r utid 2 v-4 ,'. 1:5
room hoiitf; 2 l.:irtm; titraw h.-.l ,
K oiitl.tiil.lin,;; j,.,M). ,lnlv'
orchard and i-anl.tn. iv..-.'
fllMnm. I'lu.i.i. Cr.-. mm!!,.
IVti-r N. Vutil. r.iinl. ti, l-,,r.
t (Jrovi. i:. '. '- V Tl 1
ll.-nry (,. Culd. of Vnt.. On-
wIhti tii h r. ri iv. rnf td.- I' S
And (MI'ui-. .: t-. d U.r.iiiitli tin-
i-ity 'Htrrd:iy iiiurninj' 1 r 1 1
In H,orva!ln. whir.- In- a ill imn
llH wifi', who is t,. ynv nf
tltfir Hon. Harry i itU. II. C
lu urd the call nf tl,,- v.a.-, ami
want, to -.N't il.t ah t i tl,.- I'a. tin-
ocean or i tn trjmn t' net
ui far awa,' from tin s.at nf
i!uruiiun waraut immsiIiIi mi.
ir tin land InniU,
GIL M PISS
ft
ItataVT
lt ui K'xkaAav
cry cI.hi in, htrc.l
oil both tilii.'n; ntily nm
from railroad. D-nralih-
lalfcty. UankM. i:,,ut.- .1.
Main j cli il,uiu' Jul :i.
for nalc.
i:ii.ru.-,l
liU'k
S. J.
North
I'll
The family horn.' driven by
(!i".rL'i 1'ihhcr. liitiL' on th' Cur-
m il road, ran a ay Motniav uf
t. rn.x.ti w hili nn iIk" av home,
llirowini; out tin' two y.i ink' sum
of Kishi-r. brcakitiif tin- arm (f
en' Hon and bruinm,; tl other
ion. The Wyn ar.- I and jimm
old. reiMTtivtly. Tin' accidi'iit
l.iitiu-ncd near tVdar MilU. I'.lli
clul.iri'n were ni'ki-l up by other
traveler and takm U the dno l
Samaritan hospital.
anv at Helvetia Hall. Satur
lay I'vi'imur. Aiik'. Ti.-kct.
. . 1 . . .. . :i .. I
lii cetilH. iMticnik' uniu niiii-
hijjht. ('imunittee. by J. 1.
Ford.
Kriil Scliotnliurk' came hack
from (lennany, Ia4 year, nn the
Kr(itiirin.essin ( eiile. the Her
man liner that put into the
Maine Harbor, for fear of cap.
ture, one day Ia4 week. Ihe
Vi'Mel bnd over ten millioni ot
jfold. and feared capliire. makinu
the run back eeu alter she .a
Consult ruin Attt isiluliiy l'ri,,
limit niU 111 Sli.Milmsj (iaIUry
IM CilNsllilK f.tl I S. M r NM I k
lunmlr llilurr. Mr.. Ilura K. ti Barbrr,
Bvl.iir Coiiiiul, Tiilay
Mm. I.,ra Kud l:arlT. Juvi
ni.e olllcer. nf lMir.'ht (Irnve, ha
lieen cotiferrin.r with this city
conned and mayor on the ad v in
ability of bavini; ordinances
pa-in-d proviilm for cirfew.
Hie idea if to keep younj; ieO-
pie oir the street at nii'ht. afti r
nine o'cliK-k, unle.js they arc
away utid. r innit:don of their
parent.- or guardian.
'Ihe council is also coimideriny
the advisability of prohibitin.'
women or i;ir!i from cotiduclin
sbimtin;: i'alieries. Unth pro
p .si ,1 measures will Jh di-'cu.-sed
next 'lucsilay nii'ht, and it i
expected that Mrs. JJarber will
he nri netlt.
All citie.s have ordinances of
this character lor children in
their early teens, and llilliUirn
.sill doubtless prove no exception
is soon as action can be taken.
A. A. I'llll.UPS
HIINKY MUMt.Y
Henrv Mublv diej at bin bom
near l'.loominir. July 27. 1911
fterahort illness. He leaves
1 widow, Maria Albertine, aed
i0 ypurtt. and aona and dauxh
ters as lollowd:
Theodore II.. Norlh Fork. M i
dera lo.. Cab: Paul II.. of Kainy
llutte. North DakuU; Wilhebn
(arl. MinneaiKlifl. Minn.'.rreil
erick W.. lUoominir, Dre.; Mel
choir W., MacLeod. AllMrta.
Canada; Maria Henrietta Dernch.
Alherta; Anna Senwhal, Atwa
ter. Minn.; Johanna Vord, Fear
m, Wash.; Catherine lloltz. of
Manning, Ore.; KeKintt Hrelji, of
BlnominK, Dre. f
Hecearted wa an exemplary
citizen and had a lartfe circle of
mend in the (kirneliuH-llloom
JllfT Section.
ItIO PICNIC
Tli Odd l'Vllown retmrt line
pnwiM'cta for their biir county
pu-fito to be held at the llillnboro
city pmk. AoKi.nl 22, in nil day
Hfasion. The vutioua lodKi'8 01
the county will send bur delojra
tinnH and the irrand ollicera wil
all he here. The three-linkera
expect to make this th greatest
fraternal affair ever held in
WaHhinKton County.
City Treasurer' Notice
N'.tkn i lifri.liv irivnii Hint Hi oim t"tl
niiiinl iiitviimntiiii thu irll)el.l nt
M'l Itll'J .trn.it liinirviiiill IhiII.Ih. NIKl
HilKriwi ilinrnon in now lino Hil y
nijr i,m,K nl lint rninmr.r.'ll Vwu.
I''r.l .1. Hnwnll. (Ulv Tiramirnr.
Hllllno,or,, July It), 1014.
Arthur Knox, of above Gaston
was in town this morning.
Alfred c.iifirbpr. f llelvetiii
transacted buaineus in town the
wt of the week.
Krwin Hitter, of Bethany, was
in town Tueaday, on insurance
uumneHa.
. Oerhard tiootzo. above Bloom
Insr, was in the county Beat TueB
within N tmb'H of the Kni'lid
coast Nhomlnirjr hush 11 n
line eHsel, and a tine master.
Hon 1 tckcrs tl- Hirini; to t.icn :d
the I. add iV IJee.i ! at in viii
List.-r either in ihtsoii
or by mad. at Uee.Kille. dri'.-
iWo. U.-nton. Manager. r.i 1
T. Ii e ArifUM ndinonislies lis
friends, no mailer where their
nvtm-athic may lay. t exercise
runiion in arkMiiuir out the hik'
war. Oiiinioii and siiipithv
,v.r u'fin 11 war. and never will
lie i-entlemanlv in expression of
your ideas and you'll not be in
,iar...r nf iireciiiitritink' a little
!- -. " i ,
It'll II t n.ui own. I here s wai
"it. f
enough, now, in burope.
Vnf Sule Seven riKitli hnl-e.
u itli nn to date plumbing. I'nce,
$lliH; a mouth without in
terest. Apply 10 r. 1.
Nat'l Bank Bid. B--
The U. S. (leolonical survey,
in unist.n with Ihe slate cniri
.,.'a ..il'iee. has been rinmi:K
lines." placink' bench marks, etc.
:.. 11 ;v this week. 1 lu'V Wl
in i ... "j ... ... i
...,.L.. ., i. in I on r o. Itie coutiiy i
for., tin s i iiK. Iiarticutariy biuk
the main highways,
Bickers wishinK to work in the
vard of the uinlei-siKne.i me
..uested lo remsier
rcKiilar pickers welcomed. - W m
lattley Sr.
n cIu.imiT Tennant.
orlland. ciin.e out Tuesday, niul
tmik back to in ui mo in an y
Claude Lemon, wanted the e on
a chaw f noii HUiport of his
wife.
Dance at HillsWo Hall, Salur
av cveninK. August l:. l'ery-.
Uhly invited l huh
dance.
n.irti Beed Barber.
lon.o A. Bbiilips, well known
hi re and tit (Cornelius, died at his
ouiein llilhtmru, M.mday morn
in, Au. .;, vji 1, alter an illness
f eeral months. He leaves to
mourn his loss his widow. and two
hildrcn, by a former wile, I). W.
'hiliips, o I Dufur. and Mrs.
lury Sanders, of lamhtll. Of
his immediate family he leaves
the I'ollowitiK brothers and ais
t.-rs; M r s. Melissa Jackson.
Ihlhhuro: Mr;!. Kllen Vickers,
.melius; Mrs. Sarah Ives, Gas
ton: Mrs. Millie Shearer. er-
noma; Mrs. Alice Foord, 1 1 iilslKv-
i;iieo. V. l'liillips. Cottonwood,
laho;Chas. Y. l'liillips, Port
land, and F. W. l'liillips, of this
it v. The funeral took place
from the Christian Church, Tues-
lay. at l'i;:n. and interment was
in tlie lliiiiHro ceuieiery.
A. A. I'hillips was Uirn at
111 111 kl t. I 1 C 111 n...l
,i i tiiiu. in., .uarcn .u. i.-iij, nuu
ame to Orejron in ls.i, landuiK
it l'ortland Jan. 2ith of that
ear. For many jears he re
ided near Cornelius, inovintr a
few vears ao to Washington
slate. . turniiu; hteiueii nere
ear or so ao. l or many
. .1 ii..: .i. i .... :
ears Ii" toiioweu in icMiiymn.
He was a charter member of
Siiiionides I,ode, lx. it I ., 01
Cornelius. He was a son of tin.
it- Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. I. l'liillips.
For Bent Seen r,m l,;,ii.-!.,
third and Lincoln.-Kft r Bros.
Jos. Bonovan, of below Onn
ro, was in tow n Tuesday.
K. X. HardinK was duwn from
Gaston, Tuesday.
A. Benson, nf Cornelius, was a
county wat caller yesterday.
Frank Clark, of Wheeler, was
in the city yesterday mnrnink'.
Mann (Collins came f., from
Orctico, yesterday afternixwi.
M. Sturm Sr., of B'oomin,
was in town yesterday. Kettinjr
the latest war news.
Mr. and Mrs. John FucKy, ot
l'liillips, were city callers yester
day.
B. F. Beters, pruclidnir law in
l'ortland, was out yesterday on
circuit court business.
A. Benscheudt. of Cornelius,
was down to the county seat
Monday.
Jasper KefTcr. of West Union,
was in the city the last of the
week.
Mrs. H. T. Koeber and Mrs.
Weyrick left this morning for
BtK'kaway for an outing.
Theodore Boint.-r. ot Sylvan,
accompanied oy ttis nieee, ;.irs.
Stilt, was tn town yesterday.
John Conzclmann, of near
Sherwtvid. was in town yester
day morning.
Ira K. Burdin was down from
Forest Grove yesterday, talking
over war events and possibilities.
Thu Arcadian malleable, non
breakable ranges are made to
last a lifetime. 1). Corwin.
A. Anderson and wife, of Hel
vetia, were county seat visitors
yesterday.
Wanted A second-hand roll
top desk, if a bargain. - Box 182,
Hillsboro.
M. McDonald, of the Oregon
Nursery, wa3 up to the county
seat yesterday.
The largest shipment of ranges
from the Fast ever received by
any one dealer. D. Corwin'.
The Misses Flora and Flsie
Le Beau, of below Scholia, were
Hillsboro callers yesterday after
noon
J. C. BLCHEN iU
FROM THE FATHERUD
Heard Itut Little f the Present
Trouble in Nerway
0I.AD TO GET BACK TO l!. S. A.
Reports a ttiutf Crop Fal l
Rocky Moaataiai
Ike
I On gitardav, Aug. of
the ttiost enjoyable occasions of
the Reason was the social time of
the Bust and Corps, in the form
of an all day picnic at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Crandall. who
opened their spacious house to
the guests who came early. The
day being very hot the large
shade trees and lawn was a
favorite spot The long porch
was filled with tables and C3 bar-
took of the good things to eat
. ----A
J. C. Bechen and wife, of near
Orenco, returned Sunday from
their trip to Norway. Mr.
Bechen says that in the 33 years
since he last saw his native land
it ha3 made great strides much
beyond his expectations. The
labor question, however, is the
big problem over there, and he
found socialism stronger there
than it is here in America. He
found people generally prosper
ous, however, and the country
progressing finely. He says that
east ot Chicago the Spring crops
are light, while Wisconsin has a
banner crop. Minnesota and the
Dakotas have a good crop, al
though in Minnesota they are
somew hat "spotted." Mr. Bech
en was in town Tuesday, and
says that he is glad to get back
to the land of his adoption. Mr.
Bechen states that they heard
practically no discussion of the
present European troubles when
he was in Norway, the peninsula
being signally free from disturb
ances of international character.
rior.GiHiu;uL
' F. A. UAILEY, M. I).
rkydrlaa aad iiarrfoa
Office: Vftrnht la SchuIvtrkB l f
K i.Wuo HwitAwi4 eornvr Bajt-at.tt
Ml tecootl mmu
Pbonaa, offi. CitJ 3K n-Ji.UovMliy
R. M. ERWIN, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.t,:t. ,i. i i. t l ui ii i.
wuit.u me ibuict oi n. it. sorcoB S. P. P. R. A 5., P. E. i I,
are capable of producing. The Ryo.
afternoon was spent in singing. 0lEc? lh Toaatem Block. Thir.l an.t
music, and stump speeches and Ml" '. "aioro, Orrm.
visiting, everybody enjoying v
untU SffSt ELMER SU1I" "''
down. Invite us aKain.-Press PHVSICIAX & SURGEON
Corres., Mrs. Nettie JetTera. OSTEOPATH
For sale: Two almost pure 0ffice HoBr4 .
bred Jersey cows, fresh in Sep- TTkuUt!y,toir'
tember. Also a number of pure cu .ntwrred liayor iKbt. im.i
bred Berkshire pigs, two months pkona. Otiice ovtr HnUboro stionu
old. Carl Ikrggren, Hillsboro. aMyMMMVMMMvvMvvvMMvvw.
lioute 3; residence one mile east T Tr.Tjn mr r
of North Plains, near Jackson JKOiSB,, II. V.
school house. Telephont North physician &. surgeon
Blains. 17F11.
2f-2
OFFICK:-Ui ir In Schulnwrich B il. .
Mrs. Lora S. LaMance gave a Phojir-o:ucp. City Re.cuy y,;
very interesting and instructive uix.sboro, . orkgun
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
talk to the W. C. T. U. last Fri
day afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Lucy Sigler. Mrs.Conover
and Mrs. Kays, of Scholls, were
present, and also a lady from
.. ' . , ,tv,-u"; ' OHico hoor- to ii a. in.; a to p. m.
"""a".lc' .l"c ;i"M. CI1 aaiwere.1 Uay or aigtit.
very iiiicrrsioiK. inuc wnu
failed to attend missed a treat
Contributed.
OkVNI MALI.
Ihere will be a fraud ball given
in Morse Hall, Beaverton, Satur
day night. Aug. S. Good music,
I'.Hld thiol, and a ir.ood time.as-
snred. Dancers from Hillsboro
atitl surrounding towns are es
pecially invited.
Sl.k'SI.N COl'WTNCY
harvest
B 21
of
Mrs.
irest Grove, was in i "
... ..i before the council.
K evening, toaak for .ho or
V" .-.tiiiLii in.' women or
umaiice j.i...... ....... ,
girls from running shooting M
eriea.
For sale: A few choice buck
i... r.itaivn il-l-i loiinuiit ,
i a in ".f. .r"". ..
crossed. I' me i""
H. Jack, iiinsiHini. -
neo.Fo,;tnerandw'Piui.
ed yesterday mr . ,
n week at li lanionn "
ur ntr-s Mr Former resumes
b pilngs " lwiland nos-
hia posiium in
tal department today.
Samuel K. raf. or iuu ai..v.
waXtl eeity Tuesday, on lawi
nScinnected with the German
Mutual.
, ... a.,p.,f.. the Port-
Hi isooro net ..- -- -laml
SUIrttoa. 8nda.
Banks aeries of B K
begin a week from Sunday
Argua and Oregonian $2.25
wedding of interest was that
td Arena Florence Courtney and
Ferdinand M. Sersen. which was
soleinnia'd Monday evening, At
7-:n o'clock. Amr. ... rJl-1, at the
bi-autil'ul country home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and mrs.
Wm. Courtney, near Newberg.
nn. The ceremony was per
formed by the Bev. 11. Lf. Abel,
of the Evangelical Association.
The bride and groom were pre
ceded bv the llower girl, little
Meda Becker, on their march' to
the time honored wedding arch,
which was arranged on the lawn
in the midst of trees and shrub
ory, while Miss Willa Courtney,
a Bister of the bride, played the
m.i,..eKsivi wedding march. The
bride was beautiful in white silk
crepe du chine trimmed with all
over silk lace, and carried a bou-
ouetof white carnations.
An elaborate dinner was served
after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. sersen ten, on a
l,.,i.evnioon trill 10 Vjailioi m,
where they expect, auer viwuuk
points) of interest, to permanent
ly reside.
TiM.-o i.tcwiit we-e: Win Courlitcy
iin.l WiIIh, Moilfot.l, Mnry. Roncoe
ami C,.. Cmr.ni-y, Kosooc Kllitj iimt
wife UititulmoUirr I'Umiui, who lit tins
le ci-U-bralM her watvwalh we.Ulu.R
Minivftmry. Mt Ne -iim-l. Mrt Biowii.
Mrs IIvwci. lr niul U"" f"ul
HV?M r JiM M.. Hewel. lleleiiKllRev
, , Mrs 11 K AlH-1. Mr and Mm Jolm
",l nu ller ami f .tally. V A Vincent amt
" ifl. Mr 1 Mt II T lle-e ot iluugh
'. . 1, . ...... .1i.u 1
nr. i'. iii'iui'i..
Closing out sale ot paints and
wall-papers, art. goods, etc -ev
erything goes J Murrow
Frank Wallace, of Farming
ton, came up yesterday to get
harvest supplies.
James Tompkins, of Tillamook
came over to Hillsboro the first
of the week, enroute to Forest
Grove.
W. J. Butner and Bobt John
son. of near Cedar Mill, were in
the city yesterday, at the court
house n business.
For sale: Jersey cow, 4 years
old in Fall; gentle, sound; tests
5 percent ; I gallons daily. Price,
$S0.L. G. McNew, Beaverton
John F. Zimmerman, of beyonc
North Blains. was in the city
yesterday, conferring with the
county court.
For rent: Seven room house
up-to-date plumbing; $9 per
month. Apply to inos. ixerr,
Odd Fellows Bldg.
Taken up: Two-year old hcif
er. Jersey, dark face and head
-C. D. Farnham. Hillsboro. ur.
Boutel. Telephone. rJ-1
Mrs. Henrietta Morgan re
turned from Bockaway, Tuesday
evening, after an extended visit
with the Hares.
Mrs. C.' S. Delaong departed
Sntur.lav fur Lincoln. Nek, to
attend the bedside of her mother,
who is very ill.
Ferdinand M. Sersen and
Florence Courtney, of Newberg,
were granted marriage license
tlv last of the week.
ROBU -JOHNSON
A quiet home wedding wa3 ceie-
brated at the home of the bride s
mother, Mrs. Josephine Johnson,
in Hillsboro, Wednesday evening.
Aug. 5, 1914. at 8 o clock, when
Miss Jessie G. Johnson was
united in marriage to Dr. J. 0.
iobb. of this city. Bev. Andrew
Carrick. pastor of the Tualatin
Mains Presbyterian Church, offi
ciating. Newton Johnson offici
ated as groomsman, and Mrs.
rnest Johnson was the brides
maid. Wilma Gotham was the
ring bearer. The wedding was
a quiet affair, only the immedi
ate relatives of the bride and
groom and a few invited friends
being in attendance.
After the ceremony a light
uncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Robb will reside
n the home of the groom in the
Garden Tracts. The bride is
hiuhly esteemed here and at
South Tualatin, where she for
merly resided. The groom is a
well known practicing physician
of Hillsboro, and has practiced
medicine here for over three
years. They have a host of
friends who are tendering con
gratulations.
FOLLETT HESSE
Wm. Hughes, of Oak Park,
was in town yesterday.
- . i i
Andrew Jack rciurneu inmi
Bockaway the first of the week,
f.t., ii Keenon and wife, of
bevond North Blains. were in the
city yesterday evening.
Ibmrv C. Brandon, of Corva
li and Vera F.tta Haskell, -of
I Forest Grove, were granted mar-
riage license this week.
D. M. McLauchlan, of Albany,
passed through to Tillamook yes
terday morning, looking after
the engines along the line.
Lee Mead came over from
North Blains Monday morning
to take a position with C. B.
Buchanan & Co.
W. N. Barrett came over from
Bockaway, Tuesday evening, for
a few days ot worn at nis law
oilice.
Georce Coats McRobcrt and
Louisa C. K. Kohler were united
in marriage at the Hotel Wash
ington, Aug. 5i 1914. The hap
py couple reside in the Banks
section. -
Thos. Sain, of Gaston, passed
through town yesterday, and!
dropped oil' a war extra from
l'ortland. Tom says he isn't
afraid of invasion up his way:
H. II. Hall and wife, of Shady
Brook, were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Hall went on over to Ben
ton and Lincoln counties to visit
' her sons, and will see Newport
A quiet home wedding was cele
brated at the home or Henry
Hesse and daughters. Wednes
day. Aug. 5, 1914, when Miss
Marcaret E. Hesse was united
in marriage to Albert H. rollett.
Bev. VallandiKham officiating,
The bride is well known at West
Union and Hillsboro, where she
has resided nearly all her life,
The vrroom is well known in
Hillsboro. haVine worked in the
engine yards for the Tillamook
ines for several years, now be
ing stationed at Tillamook as
locomotive hostler. Mr. and
Mrs. Follett- departed for Tilla
mook on the 10:20 passenger,
yesterday, to make the coast
.. . .l r..A. i X
city ineir luiure nuuie.
G. H. Ohler. of above Bacona,
was a guest at the Tualatin, the
first of the. week.
Dan Burkhater, of Farming
ton,' was in town Monday, after
the latest war news.
Miss Gertrude Gray, of Seat
tle, is the guest of Miss Eva
nauey.
Mrs. J. W. Connell and chil
dren departed today for a vaca
tion at Bockaway.
Bt:.
phone. Office la American Natioim
Bank, npauin.
HILLSBORO,
Those wishing to pick hops
will please register at once. Jos.
Cawrse, Cornelius, Iioute 1. Tel
ephone 31x2. 20-2
Allie M. Orcutt of Forest
Grove, has sued Charles A. Caw-
ey for annulment of an alleged
marriage which took place at
McMinnville. Nov. 23. 1911. She
alleges that the marriage is null
and void, as Caw ley had a for
mer wife living, the marnage
never having been dissolved.
lollis & Graham are her attor
neys.
If you want to buy a good
thoroughbred" Shropshire buck
call on, phone, or write. Ferd
Groner. Hillsboro, R. 2; phone
555-line 16 Scholls. 20tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Connell
and children. Mrs. L A. Long,
Margaret Long, and Thos. H.
Tongue Jr. went to Creswell the
last of the week, to visit a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. George
Sehulmerich. The gentlemen
will have Sehulmerich show them uiLUBCmo
some of the pet antlered bucks
that range close to the ranch out
a few miles from Creswell.
OREGON
aw. M. aTataaaj tat, . Mat
D AO LEY A HARE
ATTORNHYS-AT-lAW
Boobm 1 tad 1 Kkit BaUdlac
HILLSBORO. , , OitKUO.1
MiMMMWWM
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Otfii-ca npataira la SchnlnMrijk Block
JOHN Hi. WALL
ATTOR N R Y-AT-LAW
Upitairn, A. C. SUote Bldg, Main t tm
UIUJBORO. - ORKOON.
vvVNvv'.r
V7. N. BARRETT
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW
Of noi: Main 8treet, opp. Court IIoom.
OilBGO
sWA WArWr
THOS. H. TONGUE; JR.
ATTORNB V. -AT-LAV?
A rodman on the geographic
a I
survey had two tinkers ana a
Unim-aK. nninfll llf 1 f Kt thA tin
i.iuo.u yai.uu.., tuv u, .... 0 Ift Ja gchalmerlch Block
on the surveying rod. yesterday
morning. He had hold of the Hillsboro, - - Oregon
flat ml, which was laying on the
ground, when a passing auto
ran over the instrument. Dr. Telephone office Main 103. Reswleure
W. D. Wood dressed the hand Main io2
and the young man was soon at DR., L. W. HYDE
his work again. Sueceasor to Dr. LinklaUr
Probate: Appraisement estate Office over Delta Drugstore. Keni-lenc
Essie May Tupper filed at $1500; B"81" 5" "'
Estate Henry Muhly, deceased, Hillsboro, Oregon
filed in court with Frederick
0.
Frederick Andersen, M
PHYSICIAN & SURGF
Successor to Dr. Cunn'nj,iiam.
Office and Drugstore.
Oregon
Muhly and Ernest Brelje. execu
tors, with estate valued at $5000;
Emma Clause appointed admx.
estate Geo. Woellner, who died
July 5, probable value of proper
ty, 1950.
& maatinar u.'99 hplri in Stan-
wr.nd. Wash., on August -1. and ORENCO,
attended bv over three hundred Telephone connections.
of the Dairymen of Stan w ood atwtiMAixv!fffv
ane vicinity, at which a cow cen
sus was taken with a view to
having the Mount Vernon Cream & Mnaw ttMn u.
company umia a conuenser mere . . . . n..r
in competition with the Milk SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
Trust. Special. XranaDttitcakt akntalta, KntitaiiMllii.
Miss Josephine Powell, of maumJSJSSSSitiunt. if
Portland was in town Monday. I matUWn, ieltannnU. UrfuiiMu unk alii !'-
tpnianu, was in iuwii nenitan aidtmnu. ttaViuii.
She IS trying to locate the WIUOW itu tn um nU nuleita (tatma aemlron-
Good Jersey cow for sale. Due
to freshen soon. Address Mrs.
B. E. Crosby; Sherwood, Or., R.
4, or call Phone 551, Line 5,
Scholls. 20-21
Kenneth Robb, with the Hills
boro Mercantile, departed this
morning, over the Hill lines, to
visit relatives at Toronto, Cana
da, and will be absent several
months.
Farminirton M. E. church ser
vices, Sunday, Aug. 9 Sunday
School. 10 a. m.: preaching ser
vice, 11 a. m., Key. Hazelton,
nastor: topic. "Man's Best
Friend." At 8 d. m. Union Tern
perance Bally lots " of good
speaking and music.
Chas. Peterson, working at the
crusher above Mountaindale, was
struck by some falling rock, this
week, and badly injured one of
his legs. There was no fracture.
and Dr. Wood says he will be
of her brother. J. W. Powell,
who wa3 killed in Columbia
County a few years ago. Ever
since the death of the brother
she has been trying to get in
touch with the widow and chil
dren, but so far has failed.
E. E. Schmeltzer and family
and Louis McEvoy and wife de
parted the first of the week for
California, in Schmeltzer's big
auto-truck. They are equipped
for camping along the road and Qfflce np-gtatra over HUUboro National
katntn
n(ltc aim wnMWWea ijttati.
SaiSUitlfttlilatt. UttKttrauntm. tXlif
tt(io(l mU anlnea JHlrnlra.
lca4tcliaB(a: Cmka tea Mi
aak am Mtakrtkaaa.
Ztlckton: aRorfball 800: toafi
toiiMdrt'lJ'm: SWaln M4 auk aVWlM
glatawt tot- 5W Ctaakit ) CaauMtti
PORTLAND. ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
will not hotel unless they feel
ike they occasionally want a l hillsboro
change from camp lite.
Deer slaying hasn't been very
prolific in Washington County,
the past week. A number of nim-
rods were out but the bacon
taken alone seems to have been
the diet of the majority of the Tpmleiie Bldg,
Bank.
. . - ORSQO
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Roomt S aad
HILLS KOEO. OKS.
Mala and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
i f.,..w,!ma nnd wife have
l-rcu V'oiii-""" . 1. .!i...r-.,h,i.n ntr
hm-n taking their vacation ine,uiiio.-.t, - ana ur. woou aaya n "c olina9v aphool at 2-00 E W
J; at Bockaway. i The newsboys have been work-1 able to work in a few days. The J ?unday schooC at Z.UU. W.
' . ...: n. n, aat- .oolr 1 oi-iiahPi- 9 nnw he nir nnerated hv u"lv"V
II uyt. 1 Linn; t.,.w j't.H . . v . v 1 v.. w . . I ,
" .. .1 I - l rl n XTtcnn t,nA a knlf mila nf IC. .1 MftAlon
hunters. Hunters say that the
forests and hills are so dry that
a deer will hear one a mile.
Mrs. Max Crandall. accompan
ied by Miss Beth and Kenneth,
departed this week for Barview
- mi
tor an ouunR-. iney were ac- . . t . vi- TVli-a
companied by Mrs. Geo. Han- Upstairs, in Lmklate Uelta
cock and Miss Margaret and Building, Mam Mrect
Charles, of Forest Grove. Ore
German Lutheran services, H-oro " " "
0rl.n offavnnnn of O.QO ot tVio -: 1 1 '
ouuuaj aiwiiivu.., "-. . ...v. . . ai,iru , mt
Cnno-reffational church. Emrhsh lnVUAN & VALLArMrAnl
. iwv, --
Attorneys-At-Law
Father Lappen. who .was oP r-iini. ; - . i Nelson, and a half mile of I E. J. McAlear andvwife and
at ed on a tew ua s ag . ii - , d tra9 - rock iU be ,aid aboye Mountain. wm. Batchelder and wife retain-
Vincent s lb.sp.tal. o.tl. . the dale, on the Denny Crossing ed Monday, after" two weeka at
reported by Br J-. H. m'ln 10 , newa have ready 8aie. ' highway. I Rockaway and Barriew.
bo improving rapiuiy. . ,ttfctJ . : . , , (
CoMMKRcUt Bank Ewjck
np-stairs
HillsboTo ' Orr-ra
y morning.