M' xiaoao Ataon.'DPcrMBRt m
COBBERS I
a in ia hi a.
X,U Iurlrli Cedar Mill Mm
v Nearly I'Wy IMUt
tjttlllF IIIVW W4M 1111 W F
lbr( Ct-afffalUealia Ike
Ian at fWllaaJ
PolUt
Thrve men rnterrd tht store of
Clarrtii' Mays, at ltlar Mill,
.Unit C o'clock. Munday night.
hii Clyde Maya, aged about li
..m and hocmakrr ly the
mine of Outer himer were alone.
MnJ burglarized the plure of
nearly $50 in cash. 1 hry order
ed tin two occupant to "Imi k
u;," and then rilled the rah
drj-r. IVy then Ift tin
building, and Sherilf UtfVrt won
in.til'u d. H concluded that they
mml.l la th Cornell nwd into
toftn, and notified th Portland
police to Bend out oad. IV
ln-.-in.-n were iM-nt out paxt St.
Vincent's lloapMal about a mil.',
and after a wait the trio came in
tih'ht. One of them drew a re
volver, hot it wan not loaded.
The olltcera gathered I hem in
and later they ronfeiMed.
There wan some quick work in
landing the robber, and the
true thnl they would gi in to
I'urtland on that road naved the
day. The men entered th atore
without maaka. Alt are voung
fellow. They Kve their name
to the notice a Arthur Manning.
John Seaton and (!eo. RaliUin.
The Uy and Mr. Onterheimer
identify the three, hut this in
nut ruacntial. a they admit the
crime.
The thieve '.eft Portland late
h the afternoon, at.d went out
on a street car a far a it Mould
take them. They hal evidently
In-en at the village U-fore and
were aura of their ground.
Storekeeper In out of-the way
place will hereafter take every
precaution againut rtMeries of
thi kind, aa thev are generally
the ohjecta of attack of thi
kind by criminal gentry.
Sheriff Word, who waalo no
tiiied. went to Odar Mill in an
auto, and paaaed the throe men.
who dodged ani le in the briiith
when hi machine light came in
night. The Portland polio are
to le commended for their quick
work, for their detail went Im
mediately uiwn receipt of the
new from Sheriff Reeve.
Seaton U a boiler maker: Man
ning is a bookkeeper, and U but
10 year old, while the other
1 '.aid win. I a logger.
Sheriff Reeve haa the trio in
jail here, and it is thought they
were implicated in robbing the
Metier store of about $12 the
(ant of the week.
O. BOX HUNT v
lU'Ktnnintr Jan. 1. ttox rent nt
iKWtoflke will bo a follows:
Small boxes OOc per quarter
Medium " 75c ' "
Law " "
The price of boxes i fixed ac
cording to the receipt of the
office.
J. C. Umkin, P. M.
SUKI'KISI!
A pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mia Kathertne Mathiesen
ntthAhomeof her Bister, Mrs
W. G. Heaao, Scholia, on the eve
f I wmber 7th. by a number of
frlnnHs and neighbors. Those
Messrs and Mcs
.lames. Floyd Bierly. L M. Hesse,
K. C Heaton, H. T. Hesse W.
(J. Hease. Mrs. (Ironer, Mia
Anna Cmhalla. Ruby Davis,
l uiiip Unrhfr. Katherino Mat
thieaen, Kvclyn and Wilma Hesse
Henry and Chasscnuiu, waner
Heaton. Uertand Attomn oieierv,
W ('...mhall. Joseoh Flint. Mer
rill lloitnn H Schramm. John
unit llenrv Matthiesen. Minor
Heam. The evenlntf wus spen
with muaic and games. Miss
Matthicaen leaves shortly with
Mr. and Mr. Haiti of Port and.
to spend the winter at Long
lleach, i tel., and will visit the
Panama Pacific Exposition on
their M irn in the Spring.
River Road Notes
Thi ta.liet of the Saturday
F.vonlntf rinh met with Miss
Lillian lohnson Wednesday after
noon, December 9.
The S ititrday Evening club
with a few Invited guests nave
a uirv n'onutnt aurorise on hi
onra Sturdovint at tho home or
his father on Saturday evening.
Dec. 12. (lard i. music and games
wnro the fcithiraof the evening
after which a fine stiDDer was
Rerved.
Mr. Zimnirmin has finished
the new tank tower for his water
system.
Combs' Furniture atore has
inlded a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
wl-rt-r. city awi-r In-
wan thi. m r M
rvrrr. n yu-ai ,j honor, at an
eight o'rliK-k tlionrr givrn at the
Htrl Tualatin. Iat evening.
The rti4.r. mayor i-l.-rt. rnem-b'-r
of the mutiril, outtrmtiK and
conruilin. n ri t. and other
were invited itu.-hH. Sp-rhi-n
wi-re niifle by all profit, it
having U-en ruled that evrry
Ifuent inunt ritht-r ning. tell a
Htory or make an add nit, and
the rule wan rigidly enforced.
Ma) or Paglrv t'Mik oecaHion to
c -mpliment Mr. iSowberr for hi
coriiM-ientiou work and Mayor
elert Uarrett intimated that the
M.Nition would U held by Mr.
1 U a Im-. t under the new ailinini
tralim. Mine II. ml Kuote u
tained the reputation of the Tual
atin with an elegant banquet.
Thtme prenept were Mayor II. T.
ISat'lev. Mayor eleet W. N. liar
rett; ( omifHinen Jack and Trul
linger, coiifu-ilmen elect K. W.
Wnlch and IL C. Vaught, i-oun-eilman
M. II. Stevenson, who i
tininhing hi term, treanurer K.
J Sewell. (). Phelp. councilman
Kerr, who conclude a faithful
itervice a councilman, Kli lkw-Ik-it,
S. Killt-n and I.. A.
I in f, of the local paM-r. and J.
II. I'oote.
l or Sale: Four good cow,
U'en frmh atmut three months.
Will ell cheap, on account of
moviiu'; AIho M iline 12 in. plo,
new .lU'ker place, almut 1 mile
Wft of lU-thany, on (lerman
town Mid at the rro-n roa l-t.-iJ.
J. O.'Hter. Ilolbrook. Ore., lit 1,
l&o 4'J 2
Six II ltein heifer have been
bought from the regintered Hot
t in Kreian herd of A. Itendler.
oi North Tualatin Plains, and
they will te taken to the college
at Walla Walla, for college pur
Mis.s. The herd netted llendler
neaily $IS"i. a two year heifer
alone Helling for Mr.
Hendlcr stocked hi llolstein
from New York about three or
four vear ago. and he ha sold
enough from them to give him
back hi original investment, be
ide hiving: a herd of about
twenty left.
Mr. and Mr Cm. Sehulmerich
arrived in Hillahoro from Crea.
well, lant evening, to remain
f . . "
over until after tne noiuiaya.
I'hey have ient the holiday sea
son in llillsboro ever since their
marriagv, and they alwavi ap
preciate a visit here, and their
visit i always appreciated by a
host of friend in their old home.
If any one know of the where
about of one Win. ('. Smith, who
formerly live I in Illinois, he will
.to turn a tav.ir io ieu nun mi
he is wanted back at Kempton.
III.. In order to distribute and
settle an estate which belong to
the late Samuel Smith. m.
Goodman, the executor, has an
adv. in another place in this
week's Argus, asking for info-
nation. Smith was in Oregon
the last known of his address.
There will be a Hard l imes
Dance, at Equity Hall. Moun
taindu e. Thursday evening, Jan
uarv 7. Two prizes will be
given one for ladies and one for
men. Tickets, 7o cent, boon
music and a good supper. Lv-
rybody is invited.
The officers of Gen. Ransom
Post and the Woman s Keliel
Corp will hold their joint in
stallation at 10 o'clock sharp.
Saturday, Jan. 2, in the Odd
Fellows Hall. All members oi
the Post and Corps are cordially
ited to attend, as well as ail
visiting members. All are re
quested to bring baskets for
luncheon, and after serving, a
short program will bo given.
Grand Masquerade Ball, given
i. ih. Hethnnv Grange, on New
Yenr'a eve. Dec. 31. All night
Chicken supper. Tick
i ts. $1.00. Mimic by the Johnson
orchestra. All are invited. J,
D. Sullivan, Floor Manager,
Mr n.1,1 Mrs. B.C. Hollenbeck
,.r .inhns Park. Florida, write
Christmas greetings Jo their
Mountaindale and Hi Isboro
ri..n.tj Itoih are well and
hnartv ' down in their sunny
here the climate is fine.
I. nl Ihniinil not 80 good a OUt
UUb liiv " - -
here in old Oregon.
Fornax Horse, 1050. 8 years
old: wairoo and buggy, in repair.
Cheap for casn. or win ivC
i..-.nu tnresoons oe uariy. .
P lii, er. Hi slioro. Kouieo. iiei
Newton station, easi
lioro.
.
of Hills
3941
m,0 W O. Donelson and
,..rhi..r Mrs. brea J. aewen
departed Monday for San Diego.
iaU where they will spend the
C
u;:., nwinlhS Mrs. oew"
., wmi nnn led bv her little
daughter. Evelyn. They will
find many friends down there in
the llillsbiro coiony.
United States patent right on
tool, for sale or
trade, partly or entirely. Cana
dian patent applied for Enquire
at Wilkea Garage, and ask for
information.
nintr to interior work being
..-.i. Jr In the M. E. Church
UUUl . " J ,,mii
held
there will do no uiv.
t hero next Sunday.
You will find that bracelet at
Hoffman's. ,ult
August Boge, of Farmington,
was an Argua caller yesterday.
$1,500 IS DAMAGES
Suit Wa for Injuries Sustained
Spt. 2. Vtli, on Washington St.
WOKMMl I OR TtLtPMONE COMPANY
Fuk 111. Caailaf lajwic U Bth Fftl;
Allcfcl Nclitacc
W. fl Souther, a former lineman
for the Hiltsboro Telephone Com
pany, was yesterday ifiven a
Christmas gift in the shape of a
Jl.ODO verdict against the Hills-
twro Telephone Company foe
daiaagea sustained Sept 21 1913,
while employed in taking down
wires from poles on Waahington
Street. Souther waa injured in
both feet and his right ankle
was fractured so badly that he
will always have more or less of
a permanent disability, the
Mile on which he was working
was being abandoned by the
company, and the line were
being taken down and placed on
new-set poles. The particular
pole on w hich Souther was work
ing fell, precipitating him to the
ground. He was laid up several
weeks, and within a year
brought suit for damages.
H. It. and Thos. 11. Tongue
were counsel for Souther, and
Bagley & Hare and H. T. Bag ley
were handling the case for the
telephone people. The complaint
asked for $10,000.
Souther has been working for
the J. H. Williams pool room for
several months, and is wejl
known here, hia parent having
mads Hillsboro their home for
a number of years.
The verdict, under agreement.
affect only the Hillsboro Tele-
Co. a it stood prior the sale of
the property to Mr. Wells. Geo.
Steven and U. U. Wilkes were
the heaviest stock holders.
Whether or not the case will
be appoaiad is not known. The
jury hearing the case:
Wilber K Newell. Henry Mil
ler. Hans Rasmusen. F linger,
C Reichen. John Kassebaum, J
T York. Fred Stark. F B Clark.
Garfield Raymond. Lewis Power
and Kdw Rivett
Other case in court-
State vi E A Kelsey. set for
trial Dec 31: Rebecca Boudreau
granted a divorce from Peter
Boudreau. The Boudreaus lived
at Forest Grove, and after trou
ble last Summer the husband
was placed under bonds, but waa
finally permitted to go cast.
James vs James, continued a
to contempt proceedings, to Jan
18. Mrs. Constantinus. wife of
a Forest Grove restaurant keep
er, pleaded guilty to giving li
ouor to a minor, and waa sen
tenced to a year in the county
iail. and to pay costs in the sum
of $20. She waa allowed a parole
on the jail sentence upon pay
ment of costs, and she must re
Dort monthly to Mrs. Barber,
Juvenile court officer
Geo Peterson, a former Bea-
verton saloon keeper, waa fined
$250 for selling liquor to minors.
Upon payment of $80 he was ai
lowed suspension of the balance,
Peterson is now out or the busi
a ess.
Sheppard & Brock vs Edith
Bowles, judgment for the
plaintiff.
HANLEY -ORAND
A verv oretty wedding was cele
brated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Christ Grand, of West Un
Ion, Dec. AO, ivi. wnen ineir
dauarhter. Anna, was united in
-v j m s a it !
marriage to Mr. Albert c tian-
lev. of Laisvvule. Rev. Andrew
Carrick. castor of the North
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
nhnrch. officiating,
The bride was srowned tn white
ailk and carried a bouquet of
pink carnations. She wore a lull
length veil, caught up with or
antra blossoms.
The bridesmaid, sister or tne
hride. was Mias Julia Grand
She wore a dress of embroidered
voile and carried a bouquet oi
w hite carnations. Donald G regg
nfficiAted as best man.
Miss Elizabeth Chalmers piay
ed the wedding march, and Miss
Esther Chalmers aang aitntui
and Trae."
The oarlor was beautifully dec
orated with cedar, Oregon grape
and white chrysanthemum.
After the ceremony a Bplendid
umrMinff dinner was served. The
happy couple were the recipients
of many beautiful and useiui
presents.
After a short wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hanley will reside
in the new bungalow on their
farm at Leisy vine.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mr. C. Grand. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Hanley. parent
of bride and groom; Mr. and
Mr. Wm. Robb. Mr. and Mr.
L. C. Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Yochim. Mr. and Mrs. p. Giger,
Mrs. Lehman. Mrs. R. Kaufman,
m r. llpmmv: Messrs. n. u.
Hal -------- w w
Fowler, Francis F. Hanley, Don
Fowler. Francis p. ninwft mii
aid Gregg, Arthur Hanley. James
ther Chalmers. Bessie Hanley.
Sabina and Mary Grand. Bertha
Schmidt. Julia Grand. Martha
Kaufman. Helen Itobb. Marga
ret and Minnie Gregg. Phvlli
Yochim. Marie SiegrisL Marga
ret Hemmy.
Their many friend wiith them
every happiness.
Anru and Orgonian. $2.25.
Gea IlantzSr. of Shvly Brook,
was a city caller yesterday.
New styles in hats at Mrs.
Cmmott's, and they are inex
(tensive. 31 tr
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace.
of near Farmington. were in the
city Friday.
You can save money at Mc
Cormick's Store by purchasing
your Xmaa goods.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
upper, of Hillsboro. Dec. 20.
914, a daughter.
Greer have a good deal of D.
M. C left Buy now while buy
ing is good.
Hugh J. Johnson and Ruth
Wilbur, of rorest drove, were
married Dec. 23. 1914. Judge D.
B. Reasoner officiating.
You will find the watches at
loffman' of neater patterns
and cheaper. 33tf
Claus Jesse, of Roy, was down
to the city yesterday, on business
with Surveyor McGee.
Earl Hollenbeck, ot above
Mountaindale. was a city caller
today.
A well equipped hardware store
is a fine place to find Santa Claus.
Try Corwin'a.
C. Jack Jr. was a Portland
visitor yesterday, interviewing
St Nicholas.
Ten-inch, 12-inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shoes for men
at Greer.
T. C. Baitey was a guest at the
lotel Benson, Portland, the last
of the week.
For Sale Fine Jersey cow,
cheap. -See E. D. Rike. Wash-
ngton Hotel.
John Loftis and wife, of the
Arcade district were in the city
the first of the week.
Christmas stationery, cards.
booklet -many things in this
me for appropriate gifts. The
Pharmacy.
A. L. McLeod. of Hubbard, is
the gaest of his sister. Mrs. Gea
Led ford, and family, over Christ
mas.
There will be a dance at Hills
boro Hall, Thursday eve, Dec. 31.
Tickets, $1; admission to specta
tors, 10 cent.
I. H. Maxwell and Page Gard-
aa at-
ner. oi above Mouniainaaie.
were city callers the first of the
week.
For Sale: Fresh milk cow.
good milker. 7 years old, J. A
Zimmerman. Roseland. Farm.
Hillsboro Route 5. 40-2
Henry Henderling. of Corne
ius. has sued Mary Henderling
for divorce, alleging cruel . treat
ment and leaving home, over a
month back.
For sale: Standard phono
graph, with. 160 records. Just
as good as new. Write or come
to see it. Three miles south of
Hillsboro. Address Hillsboro,
Ore., Route 5, Box 39.
Cora Smith, of Portland, has
filed suit against Henry Smith,
asking for divorce on ground of
cruel treatment and raise accusa
tions.
R. ObDliger. of south of Corne
lius, was in town today, enroute
to Portland, where he will re
main several weeks. He recent
ly recently returned from a trip
to California.
Don't fail to see the "Mysteri-
oub Hano. a great o-pan ue-
lit A. OT A. .J
tective feature, selected for
Christmas, featuring the Lucile
Love girl. Grace Cunnard, at the
Peoples' Theatre.
Prorjerty owners in this city
will have a total tax of 33.25
mills on valuations this year,
distributed as follows: County
and state, 16.25 mills; school dis
trict, 9 mills, and city, 8 mills.
Grand Mask Ball at Helvetia
Hall. New Year's night Jan. 1,
1916. Three orizes for best sus
tained characters. All night
dance. Three-piece orchestra.
Tickets. $1. Everybody invited
T, J. Ford, manager.
Ferdinand Hartrampf is in
proper mood for Christmas cheer
in this year of our Lord, 1914.
Born, December 23, 1914. to Mr.
and Mrs. Ferd Hartrampf, of
First St, Hillsboro, a son.
E. L. Perkins has a list of thir
ty or forty who have signed up
to become mem hereof the Amer-
1 ) : 11 A nonni.linfl RiftoS
lean Kine Association. iviucb
and 120 rounds of ammunition
are given each member by the
government, and a field is fur
nished for target practice.
The Woodmen of the world
tinit a meetins last baturday
last saturoay
WtiJteSi SilVfor.Bailey attended the iniury.
Christmas purposes among Hills-
boro?8 poor. The Needlecraft
k ..mniipd fourteen families
- . - " uaM. mhM.
w n -"f ' "Ui,
Sadden W hearts.
Gou:mr co'jht hies
HI FOR ftfJl
Siateea a ad Oew-Quarter
Mill
n S3e.000.000
PEDUES HON BXDQCT RECOMMEND
Tax Reach lac San at Slffjtt tiu
TaaaLast Year
County Judge Reasoner and Com
missioners Nyberg and Hanley
fixed the State and County tax
levy, Tuesday, and it means a
rate of 161 mill on valuation.
The tax will amount to $357,500.
besides the special levies, with
which the court haa nothing to
do. The above tax is $52,887
less than last year's levy.
Funds Mills
Roads and bridges 5.5000
Machinery 0.5000
Indigent soldiers 9.0334
County 3.0283
Library 0.0383
State 4.0800
School -3.0700
Total Mills 16.25
The valuation oa which the
levy is based is $22,000,000. and
the taxation raised on the figures
is:
Roads and bridge.. $121,000 00
Machinery 11.000 00
ndigent soldiers ... 734 80
County 66.622 60
Library 842 60
State 89.760 00
School 67.540 00
Total general Ux-.$357.500 00
The court actually reduced the
evy S4.9UH.U7 lower than tne
figure asked at the budget
meeting. It waa tken toted to
ask a reduction of the county
evy to S272.648.07. while the
court levied, as above noted, in
the sum of $287,740, which, with
the state tax. and small allow
ance for delinquents, makes the
total county levy at $375,500.
Last year the levy waa a total
of 20) mills oa a valuation of
about $20,000,000. and the mill
age was: Road and bridge. 6
mills: machinery, i mill; county.
5.16 mills; school. 3.27 mills;
state, 5.57 mills, with funds
follows:
Roads and bridges.. -4120.977 44
Machinery 10.081 12
County 10L057 80
School 65.943 60
State 112,325 96
ToUl 1913 levy . . . $410,387 92
Because of the delinquent tax.
of course, all the above was not
collected, and the same will ab-
tain this year, so the entire levy
will be more or less short
Last vear the eountv naid the
state tax in the sum of $112,125
97. and this year we must
pay $89,600.
M'CAFFERY CONNELL
Miss Letitia Connell, of Port
land, was married to J. D. Mc
CafTery. of Pembina, N. D., at
Moose Jaw. Caaada. on uec. lz
1914. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Mead, of the Royal
George Hotel, gave them a sup
per, after which they leit for a
tour of the Eastern cities. They
will be at home in Pembina after
the first of the year.
The bride is a daughter of W.
H; and the late Mrs. Letitia
Hoover Connell. and a sister of
Mrs. Gea Stevens, of this city,
She was raised in Hillsboro and
has many friends here who ten
der congratulation.
NOTICE
I desire to call attention to the
ordinance against begging and
ask the assistance of the citizens
of Hillsboro in its enforcement
A large nnmber of idle persons
nasa through the city daily ask
intr tor money, food and clothing,
Some are unfortunate and de
serving, but many are vagrants
and professional bums. The de
serving will be willing to work
for their food, while the unde
serving will not and I suggest
that assistance be given to those
only who will work, and all other
cases reported immediately to
me. I will endeavor to see that
the professional bum dots not
find anything here to hia liking.
H. T. Bagley, Mayor.
J.C.Buchanan, of Cornelius,
was in town yesterday. He
states that he thinks the freeze
has injured Fall-sown grain in
some localities.
J. T. Rooks, of upper Arcade
district was in yesterday, on
Christmas account Joe will see
that St Nicholaa will remember
those kids.
Lawrence Bacon, residing near
Cornelius, badly aprained a leg
wkil a nlavinff ahinnv on the ice.
V".!, ' 7 u" n- v a
Recorder;elect J. H. Davis, of
North Plains, has been over to
the county seat thia week, get-
tins a line on hia duties, which
wi,T devolve on him after the
of the year.
The Hillsboro National Bank
Building defeated the American
National Building bowlers. Mon
day evening, in an exciting tour
nament on the Kroeger-Bentley
alley. The score was Hillsbo
ro National: J. C Kuratli. 221.
with run. 94.133,97. average,
108; Dr. Pittenger. 383. with
rura. 151.121.111. average. 128;
David Kuratli. 380. with runs.
136.102.142. average. 127; Dr.
Smith. 436. runs. 113.161.132.
average, 145; O. Dalheim, 419,
runs. 138.136,145. average. 138.
American National W. Mihon.
434. run. 136.168.130. average.
145; C Jack Jr.. 454. runs. 151.
155,149. average. 153: Will Ber
gen. 295. runa. 120,83.92. aver
age. 98; E. J. MeAlear. 88 and
91; W. G. Hare. 116. average of
the two last bowlers, 95; A. C.
Shute. 410. runs. 146.110.121.
average. 137. The Hillsboro
National bowled 1912 pins to the
American National's 1878. A
return game ia expected in the
near future.
The next meeting of the Ger
man Speaking Society of Wash
ington County will meet at the
Moose HalL Hillsboro. on Wash
ington Street at 1 p. m. sharp,
Saturday. January 2. 1915 All
members are requested to attend.
The wife of John D. Mickle,
State Dairy and Food Commis
sioner of Oregon, died at the
family home. 1155 East Yamhill.
ortland. December 21. 1914, af
ter several weeks of illness. She
was born at Mondavi. Wis.
Sept 13, 1874, and moved to
Dayton. Wash., with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter, in
878, and from Dayton, moved to
Portland in 1890. She was wed
ded to Mr. Mickle, Jan. 16. 1895.
Her mother. Mrs. Henry Hunter,
still resides at Forest Grove. She
is survived by her husband and
three daughters -Anabel. aged
5; Helen, aged 12. and Ruth.
aged 5. Of her immediate farm
y she is survived by her mother,
two sisters, Mrs. M. A. Baker,
McMinnville, and Mrs. Frank
Gordon, rorest brove, and a
brother. Earl Hunter, of Alaska.
The funeral took place yesterday.
interment being at rorest Grove,
Rev. Staub conducted the funeral
services.
Strayed or Stolen Two heif
ers, one a yearling, Jersey color.
white 8 not on side and spot in
forehead: the other is a 2-year
old. black. Notify Aug. Boge,
armington, Hillsboro, Oregon,
R.5. 40-2
Hillsboro went to McMinnville
ast Thursday night, and met
Newberg in a bowling contest
being defeated by 236 pins. The
Hillsboro bowlers and their scores
were: u r. Lang, loi: a. u
Shute. 143: Cal Jack. 113; W. H
Bentlev. 155. Dr. Sears. 123.
Lang says the boys were all af
flicted with stage fright but
that they will trump Newberg's
aces next time.
J. A. Vandehey. of Centerville,
haa a turkey hen that is nothing
if not observant of the Yuletide
season. She turned up at the
Vandehey barn the other day
with 8 young turkeys determined
that Van waa to have a Christ
mas dinner even if the flock was
a little young for platter decora
tion. John says he will have to
knit stockings for the youngsters
if the cold continues.
Frank James, who claims a
cousinship with the famous and
notorious Jesse James, is in jail
this morning, charged with a
vicious assault on W. T. Johnson,
for whom he worked, a mile or
so north of the city. James
went home yesterday evening.
loaded with the effervesce of
John Barleycorn, and assaulted
his employer.
Methodists to celebrate The
members and friends of the M
E. Church and their families are
to have a jubilee New Year's
Day. at 12:30, to celebrate the
lifting of their debt Big jubilee
and dinner. Come with well-
filled baskets, and prepare for a
good time. A good program.
No admission.
A number of taxpayers of Road
District No. 25 were in the city
Monday, in the interests of hav- j
ing Mr. Courtney appointed road
supervisor. They represent that
he haa had considerable exper
ience as a road builder, and want
the court to appoint him. A
Booster.
The Shady Brook school, which
is trying to standardize, held a
social recently, which netted
$43.60. which will be used to
further the work of the school.
The Industrial Club had charge
of the party, and they will have
other entertainments in the iu
ture.
A meeting of the Hillsboro
Rod & Gun Club will beheld on
Wednesday. Dec. 30, at 7:30. at
the Commercial Club Rooms, for
the purpose of electing officers
and such other business as may
come before the meeting. Wm.
Nelson. Pres.;Wm. Gotleib. Sec.
John Vandecoevering, of Ver-
boort, ran the tine of a fork in
hia hand recently, and danger of
blood twison waa imminent Dr.
F. A. Bailey has been attending
the wound.
L O. Griffith and Magnolia
Seymour were married Dee. 23,
ISM, Joia Enrsaar officiating.
ruorsmioaal.
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