'OS OHO
(UU l.lbtLI
Se4. CwUr
NrJ ! lip
Mill, (irlt
f
01 1 ICE
fttaaaai MmnJ
Dm! AIm
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61 teachers
lk.
TheWetrn Division of the
ci.i- Teachers Association held
Kugene, w Al" u
wMirly attended by VVBiih-
County teachers. I ma
to the fact that it
it
tvi
inston
,v be due
M . . . ,1.1
MJ at t llmu when an me
.U were In session, also the
B
i-hiM
mcreated distance required to
travel. The , neat m-vliuw
toMedford. X' ..
Vt UbUh.,' Dinf
no a htandard ch h.l .Wf.
Stretcher, the teacher, id Juhi
lun l over lU achievement The
directors are I. Undauer, Peter
jmoliMin and Frank Itiibno.
jvt-r J'wy I clerk.
Cnion "chool. Dit No. f, U
remarkable for it campus and
t.iav aiuwraiua. auiwianuai iee
Cothpllrtihtary to thiir lady
assistant and clerks at their
store during the holiday trad.
Mr. and Mm. Henry il. SUutfer
wens bonis at an enjoyable ailatr
at their home in llillnlmru, Tuh
djy evening. Hie ladie were
entertained with several tian
a averat VT!nn.
hour. After delicious refresh
ments had Iteen nerve! the
tr1 ie u d-iarted just before mid-
r-ight ihone present besides
the horft and h-wl were; Me
dames It. J. larnon. Franklin
r.veritt. K. S. Sparks, the MUses
Mary Junes. kittie Southern,
Miriam StauiTer, Addie (barter,
and Master Russell StauiTer.
The olliorra of den. Uanw.ni
Font and the Woman' Relief
Corps will hold their joint in
Mtallation at 10 o'clock sharp,
Saturday. Jan. 2. in the Odd
Fellow Hall. All member of
the Font and Curpare cordially
invited to attend. as well a.1 all
visitmir members. All are re
queued to bring banket for
X-r.!5SUEL.U.jSllttlluJ
icnt
Crewrnt Theatre Crowded ta
lUHvc Audience
"rTEih...c)n..-.a.i
raja a
T liHMlredlUct taCMvcatiM.
Tuesday Eveaiaf. Vert'a HaB
9 LLDfKS IMTElESTtD
CuauiwrcUl CU CalcrUlat With
t a4 MrrilMiMU Etrrcia
lkrn. to Mr. and Mrs.
IWn, of Varley. Dec. 28. 1311.
a daughter.
Hubert Bernards, of McMinn
ville. was in the city Tuesday, on
buainesi at the court house.
New style in hat at Mrs.
Fmmott'a. and they are inex
pensive. 31tf
Cha. Utz. of ('amas. Wash.,
visited with J. J. Krebs and fam- cius. fkrli. Dr. TadJ aad W. J. Mc
Creaflf Kaawd for ttw Ceaacl
I GEO. a fATTEISON FOt A0t
llillHboro
Chrixtmaii
held the greatest
demonstration ever
ily. Christmas.
Green have a good deal of D.
M. C left. Buy row while buy
inir is good.
I l' Itwhen tit near Orenrn.
witnessed in the city last Thurs- . ' ted iness in the city
day evening, commemorative of I Monday.
the Christmu spirit, and the a well equipped hardware store
Crescent Theatre was crowded jg fine place to find Santa Claus.
to the doors, with hundreds Try Corwia'a.
standing. The "Bird Family l. g. Klineman spent New
Christmas." in tableaux, the- Yeira in Fortland. visiting rela
story being read by Miss Griffith, tivea.
of the High School, and the rc Ten-Inch. 12-iach. aitd 16-iach
ChiDuewa logger shoe for en
hn!,!invon4 n house at their head
iiurt'TS. in the nursery city,
New Year's Dav. from two to
four in the afternoon. The
band now numbers twenty-live
menitu-rs, and the Uys have pur.
chafed their uniform, their in
struments. and erected a fine
band.tand. as a result of their
ten. uvkintoi and rinicsi have tM-vn year of etfort. and they are to
fixed among the trees, and a lie congratulate I upon their en-
t,Uy nwm la provide! for the terpri-te. The desire is to make
!i.,,.rie. The school is stand tne Orenco band one of the best
L.i invorv wav. and Mr. Ams. in the state, and it Wathinton
ful tableaux, eight In number.
Vvd Xvm-mimt tl U -
the numlier, and the story
all an appreciative
at Greers.
George Meacham. of above
MounUindale. was in the county
seat the first of the week.
For Sale-Fine Jersey cow.
Have cheaD.-See rl U. Kike. Wash-
idea of real hBetoa Hotel
candy and nuU for all the little
ones, and for some not so snail. For Sale: About 20 tons of
Dr. Erwin officiated as Santa loose tireothy hay at prices that
Claus. will Pv you to haul it, -Ladd Sl
The prizes for the best Santa ileed Farm Co., Keedville. 41-3
Claus letttrs were awarded as John poweut gon of Mrs. M. A.
roiiows: u)weu aicAiear. i pnW(ti ia now in train service
J.wephiae Bucher, 2nd; Kuby down j Arizona, and will remain
Forest Grove'i citizens, to the
number of 200. met at Vert'a
Hli. Tuesday night, and named
th following ticket for next
Monday'a city election:
Geo G Patterson, mayor; Chas
Mertz. Dr S Todd and W J lie
Cready. council; Root P Wirtz.
treasurer; H C Parker, recorder;
The aicket ia named 'The Lit
ieens'" and more taan likely
there will be no opposition.
E B SaDDington. L II Graham.
A G Hoffman. J M Barber and
A Thornburgh were appointed
committee to fill possible vacan
cies. Mrs W H llollia. Mrs A A
Paul and Dr Kauffoaan were ap
ted a committee to work
with the marshal to conauci
city pouad for the taking of dogs
along lines in consonance
the state law.
PUBLIC SALE
1 will sell at the
farm, at Orenco.
10:30 o'clock a. m.. ZJ
TUESDAY. JAN. 12. 1915.
Eleven head of cattle, as follows.
the teacher, has a bunch of boy County is not placed on the map.
and girl ho are ding that musically, it will not le their
s. chairman, are to be congratulated Dun ; ana n Yl7nter Bridge 21 month,; Jersey cow. 6 years old. y"1 ." te Vand ay d ads
a. upon the wonderful showing J. S.Steinke. Mnter Bndg e Mty:cow. 4 yeara. ffK!?, !t,I?J T."r
fault.
For
kind of work. Kobert Ihomp
ton. the clerk, has ten a me
lting servant and friend of the
ch 4. and take great pleasure
in showing the improvement
made bv him'lf and his direct
or. Andrew Eggiman. OtU
Wismer and tl. K. FindWy arc
the "live wires" on the Iward.
and deserve much credit for
making the school the pride of
the community.
Cedar MCI. DUL Ko. 02 J t..
t.n.U for imurovement After
winning the 12 iwints to become
standard, this district is looking l hursday Lv
forward to tetter things in the J'Z
made.
miles S. E. of Hillsboro. 41-3
arns. dra. thr Hnrinir the Winter months. tA.wit: Cow. 5 vears old. uuern
The Commercial Club commit- .... .a J(,tf Uey. tntH n January; caw. 4
tee. of which A. U &nuie was , r-, - , fresh in Z
Sie: tour gooi cow
Iwen frenh aUntt three month
U'.ll ..!! rhintl fin BPCOUnt of
1 III " ' I ' I - . I . I1U UII. J
. i . i . : ..t.... i . . . arvAM v a vara f a - wu. a .. vnai. . . . i . i l .
movtntr; Aho woime a in. in.; cvmmuvrc yw im wiwwnir-yi w m rea;Z nctxen, iMieij mfv iaiinnivftrhof there-
inHmrl rln ftp in nrMi?nU. BUD W.Mrf a"htiMh tt'l mPPl IT! me kA A manthi hrP lu . .
my wwt.w. ... r- - . i vyvm k. vuuivM - - - i year ti UK itctxvi u uiwuw . ?
i I . . I I k, -.lm. m IhA i l T7 I " . a.t I EIUUUIIilC a, 1
iiernmn- manual mu ovncrwiac, " cnurcn Danor. un ncuuwuar, Kuncii Ml Pioon in .... " . ..j : A w4
.a - i , i . i UJ laLLCi iwu. auva vv
jan. o. ii j o c.o p. iu. Terms of Sala: 125 and under. reoort to 8heritr each
The latest crop of 1914 hops CMh; over 125, six months time mOBth ust 0f mandamus or
sold is a bunch at bhendan. i0n approved notes, at o percent AnA iasted to school directors
in June; 2-year)ld heifer, fresh
hied a mandamus suit againsCT
SrhnAl dktrwrt Na 9. the school
directors being J. L. Batchelder.
J. W.Jackson and IL McK night,
elerk. Frank Conneil. asking cir
cuit Judge Campbell to lioJe an
order reqainng the board of di
rectors to sell bonds in tne sum
of 13000 for the purpose of erect
ing a school building, '.he bond
issue is alleged to have Deen
voted Oct 24. and the complaint
aJiesres that since that time no
move has been made in com
pliance with the vote, which
stood 33 yes and 23 no. The pa
per asks lor sale oi bona3 win.
reasonable dispatch. The di
rectors do not favor the issue.
and allege that the town of
North Plains wants the school
located over there, and that a
$3,000 structure is more than
is needed. The board, it h said.
has enployed Tongue & Ion (rut
to fight the case at bar. Huston
k Huston, of Portland, are at
torneys for the plaintift.
Taken op: Found in my pas
ture, 6 miles, south or liiUatjoro,
2 yearling heifers. Onerprove
nroDertr Day expenses and coats
of advertising.-G. S. Campbell.
Hillsboro, Route 2. 41-3
Court adjourned uutil the new
year yesterday, aiier juuxe
Campbell had heard all ca3es
crowding the docket He set
Jarvis vs Atlee for trial. Jan 22;
the ease of Souther vs HilUboro
Telephone Co wa3 brought up.
and plaintiff was given to
Jan 15 to move for a sew trial;
Thoman ?s Walgrove. set for
M. McDonald trial. Jan 20; State vs Lallahan.
beginning at I violation of liquor laws. $50 fine
on first indictment, ano one year
in oounty jail for second plea of
sruiltv Daroled as to jail sen-
tence upon payment of fine, but
mast reoort to shentt every
month for a tear; State vs Chas
Griffin, like charge, set for trial.
guilty
50 on fir3t count, and one year
with
P. A. BAILEY, tl. DT i
rkrdeiaaaai
Omc CMUlr. ia Be:
R. IL ERWIN, IL D.
PHYSICIAN AMD SOKCXOSI 1
SarK s. r . f . e. a , r. k. a
y j
Otter is lb Iiami aiccfc. TMI aid
Mia smmvw, liUiabor,
EU1EK IL SMITH M. D. D. 0
PHVSICIAM& StntGBOl '
OSTEOPATH
0 Hoar 9 to is . m.', I to ft.
Toelr . TliamU. HMwda f to It
C.ilt iinml Amy or akt. Bui
Oboam U bc orvf HilUbufo Xatiuoot.
J. O. ROBB. ZL D.
PHYSICIAN & SUACBOat :
OFfICE:-l-ainU SckmlaMrich Blf.
Puoku Ot&co, City JS4; Rm. City St
UUiJSBOKO. . OKCGOM
AMMWM
Koom 1 Wuhiagtoa Hotol
TUKS.THL-R5DAV d SATCEDAf
Dr. Anit E. rr-7
(Huopatbie Phyactos -
Oiik boar iota i . m . I to d. m
of a
work
new building. The
newltirner piace, aw
. of H-thanv. on
town ruad at the cross roaii.-:J.
J. Oter, IWbrook. Ore., lit 1.
Ibx 45. 2
To the members of the pro
posed ride club of HillsUiro:
i'lease take notice that a meet-
ii i a m inn iin
win if neiu un . ..
ening. at the Court rf"""
the purpose of St lect-
. .. - A
nif a nsme. e idling onicers anu
Christmas of the poor, and these
presents were sent direct into
homes which were not expecting
the donations.
The Needlecraft also spent a
t'fxxllv sum in taking care of the
" 7 . . . ifli 1
needy, and. altogether. Miusooro
the best Lnnsimaa
in its history.
. . . . J ... k.
. . . ... it .1 uiiiii nnir nv un.. .1 u diil i vim '
c.:ms work being aone oy ue . r -'-.:. .iuh
teacher. Mias Lulu Cehrett. and ousincM m -- -'
.H. ,iu,m lo uke up. hach member
i,..r luiitila ia above
1 he board consists of H. M. Lif
fert, H. B. Reeve. Jesse Church
lev. directors, and Louis Stark,
clerk.
i:r.nvllle. DisL Na 12. m
urged to be present and tnng
those who are interested and
may become members.
Strayed or Stolcn-Two heif
ers, one a y:uninn, vij vuivi.
shiDDed this week, the sale price
being 121 cents.
William Shaver, of Tualatin,
was a citv caller this morning,
on business with the county
court
To Loan-$5.000on farm lands,
at 8 per cent No agents.-Ad-
Hillsboro.
OKWWN ELECTRIC TRAINS
Tn Portland 55 minutes.
am dress, under sealed envelope on-1 Married At
7:18
interest
M. McDonald. Owner.
B. P. Cornelius. Auctioneer.
W. F. Boley. Trustee.
John Vanderwal. Clerk.
BOWER VAN WINKLE
of District No 9. to appear and
show cause why bonds in sum of
13000 shall not be sold. Hetdel
vs Grouman, default and decree.
BAD LEY A J
aTTOANSYa-AT-UAW
fluoau 1 aa4 1 Mat BatMlag 1
MILLS BUftO. . , OlftfOI
E. B. TOHOUB
ATTORMgY-AT-LAW ..
Ot&ces ftpMaift ia Sckalauridi Blasfe
JOHN tl. WALL I
4TTOBJIAY-AT-LAW
Vman, A. C Shot AUtg. Mala A al
dlUMBOtUO.
W. N. BAIUIETT
A TTO ASTXT-AT-tjAW
am y, "A," care Argus,
among the first In the county to white spot on side and pjh1 in
become sUndard. M. C. Case. forvhiad; the other is a 2-vear-
and his pupils are
h. and his dupiIs are In
splendid trim for work. A
Chriftmas program was given
Dec. 21. In which the people of
the etmimunity were delightfully
entertained No better singir g
can be found in any than this
one. The attendance keeps far
alwv the 92 per cent. mark.
The Iward. consisting of John
Herb. Henry Cop. Albert Friday
and Wm II. Cop. have made
several valuable improvements
to the building and on the
grounds. - Cor.
?. P. AND P. IL ft H.
All. except the P. IL AN., trains
are electric, and stop at the de
iHit on Main street
To Portland
biMt r.mve Train.. (5:50 a. m.
McMinnvitle Train 7:.V a. m.
Sheridan Train . 9.68 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p. m.
McMinnville Train 2:15 p. m.
Forest Grove Train..-4:10 p. m.
Kugene Train 4:K) P-
McMinnville Train 6:37 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 9;50 p. m.
From Portland
Kugene Train arrives . 8:15 a. m.
McMinnville '
iuu, iiiai . j .'"-t
K.rminirton. HillsUiro. Oregon,
4U-S
3:2S
9:58
12:43
3:58
5:43 Pn
8:10 Pro
9;y8 (Sat only) Pn
From Portland-55 minutes.
a m
a m
m
pan
a m J ii. -.. i;MnA a. t issued
" yesterday to J as. Vibbert of
Pm lr..tPttv Oreiron. and Marga-
I ret Mae Taylor, of Forest Grove.
Combs' Furniture store has
added a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy.
incr and von will buy there, tf
i r
U. O. 7 U
lh MethtKlists. after re-
novating and beautifing their U:25
place of worship, will bo ready 215
for their regular order of wor- 4;27
ship. Sunday. The day H!l be 6:25
of special interest bs the firvt of 73
the New Year's services. The 9:12 (Sat only)
pastor will endeavor to maice me m2:25
sermons in Keeping wun mc ov
cation. The subject of the morn-
ing sermon is m-
i. 1 1 r it... NJntu ear in
the evening me . TTT c.,.u "-,- . Uw Bn,nt Christmas
I 11 c . ion'" v I - . tl tj. inA rtf. I ..lik .hair naront J. H. Van-
leVeninK. lUUIIVinra iuivvi mm
tice was interspersed with a pro- Lorn and wife, ot wnieniue.
Mountain Home,
Idaho. Dec & 1914. Uias Jeaste
Leon Van Winkle, of Wilaon, Wy
nmntr. to J. Clark Bower, of
Prairie. Mr. Bower la an enter-1 map out a route to send a truck
nrisinir vouns rancher who is im-lioad of oianos to the two places.
nmvinff a homestead on Buchly I As he n eared the Hawthorne
hutte. He met Misa Van Winkle I ranch the maahine commenced
hii vnrkinff at Jackson's lake I to hark.fi re. The trouble con
last summer, and the romance I tinned for a few minutes, and.
ended in the wedding; before jauddenly, the flames were seen
Judire Gray. Saturday, inei to shoot through the transmis
a dainty sown oiiaionoi tne car. xne iransmis-
AS-Dasaenger Michigan auto
mobile, owned by the Holt Piano
Co.. of Portland, burned out
near the Hawthorne place, Mon
daT afternoon. A young man
br the name of Holmes, with a
companion, was o his way to THfJS. H. TONGUE, J H.
nuiaooni anu r urcaw vj 1 u c. w
Ornct: M aia StraM, aa. Ooait HaM
illLLtBOBO OKSUUSi
4
ATTOmBTT-AT-UU
0cc aaMaln la SdMlawrk
Hillsboro, - - (2S
JOINT INSTALLATION
Dawn."
Earl Uingle sustained a serious
injury, entailing broken bones in
one of his hands and lacerated
i;.rttmpnt. Tuesday, v. line lead
ing a cow to the slaughter house.
The rope, or lariat, became
tangled alxmt his hand. nd
u.Kn the in ma lunvreu 11
dragged Karl a considerable dis
tance. Dr. K. U. Smith attend-
ed the injury.
ii... r Fnnfann of Aloha.
wasbrought before JudgeSJde wore
last wee . cn'-; . fh.wt to Boise for a nracticallT ruining the machine.
isinrpniM weaoon. ne uicu-i- . . . - - . . lU. 11
r tti 1 . ..- . n ia 1 faw dav ana irom mere 10 lonrij. aooer. wno runs me -
" "led guilty ano paia : ; 1 iz,. n -nortl the inci
y US a tiVIH Jfc-aiai wmmn f -
Mrs. Lily Hutch and children. The groom is a son 01 air. anaiaent to tne Argus.
of Portland, ana u. u m mK wer. Dunsmoorand son. Uoyd,
and Mr. untman . . , ?V here m: r??W"",3.' J. Murrow and C W. Gillette
were gucsiB fc " is:cii - i
son home, Sunday. Minter Bridge, Cedar Mill and
u.. v.nfm. of Portland. Mountainoaie. frescoed the auditorium. The
., . ... I 1 . .1. 4.,
Mioa VAith VanLom. Wltniu MumkM la Nm Taamhaac I deCOraalOn 18 One OI loe Utaic3i
... . . IIIIMH 1 . " w . . j ; .
in me ziij, mu is vicui
workmen. There is. perhaps,
no bailding in the city that now
.pm
.pm
a m
have been giving their services
to the M. E. church, and have
Telephone a&tct Btaia lay
Xaia 10S
DR. L. W.IIYD3
Socotanr to Dr. Liftklattr
Ofice over DclU Dfag Hteia.
BmcIib. betwera 5U1 aac MA SbV
Hillsboro, Oregon
Dircctsry
the result of being
loir which he was hauling.
ltobb attended tne iracture.
I M m n; a.jt kaiatli.. yi:JJ at f finiaK
I U L',IM nf Seholls. BUS-1 UOUnCliman iruilinger. wn ou bu biiichuiu
. 3. l- hut wSS charge of the numbering of the Md many of the church mem-
tamed a broken leg last ?eMV""' . .h. Mtv K de. h hnanin hrnorance of the
stracic Dy a '"" r 7 " " ;.i
Mr I laved in ine wort wucauu iwuti K"'" "
I 3 . . . I I .1 4.A.4 fka AihM Bt
the supply 01 cenain numwr. wnro ioej in.v.
running short New Year's exercises tomorrow.
1 . , - ... 1 . . . 1 1 raiuiuiffr uuufttu anu w
were al?oon the program, ur. out H Hlllsbero, luesaay. nung subscnoers. Y"Z,,YZf I sistants were not sorry when
L. V. Hyde ravorea ma auoi- g mandamus uu w iw; pie wm u.i. .. Christmas rush was over.
ence with a bass solo. I school distnet at North naina w their new directory . - ut that the maU
maniuci v I m.Ha. noaainr thrnnoh tne Ol-
bered. so that all house-numoers , Th. nri
cram w hich was chiefly musical
A quartet, consisting of E. L.
Moore, W. N. Harris, Geo. Me
Gee and Leonard Brown, render
ed several numbers with occa
sional solos, and the Misses
Harbison and Mrs. J. U. Bergen
Frederick Aadsrssa, ' M. IX
PHYSICIAN & SUUGFCM
Successor to Dr. Cunninou.
Office and Drug Store. .
Orenco. 03t
Tliboo enajiaaiaat. '
SCHNABEL & LaHOCH2
r,(T.ora tt-prp installed I Kuild a new school house that
as follows: S. C Killen. W. M.; was voted some months back.
Forest Grove
Fonrst Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
All trains,
trains, stop on
11:59 a. m.
. .3:15 p. m.
" ..A30 p.m.
. .(V.37 p. m.
" ..7:15 p.m.
...9:00 p. m.
.12:15 a. m.
except Eugene
Hag at Norm
Wm not e b. S. W.. Willis ire-
land, J. W.; Dr. F. A. Bailey.
treasurer; Dr. W. U. wood, sec..
W. J. Gregg. S. U.; Marry nan-
people w ill sen, J. l).:Gea Alexander, S.
r I . . na 1 C fc
i lnhn ii. rooie. ai. v.
to
mnA Vr streets and ai
Sixth and Fir streets and at
Tenth street , ,
Steam Service Old Depot
To Portland
P. K.&N. Train 1:37 p. ro.
" From Portland
P. It & N. Train 10:24 a. m.
WILSON -SCMULMERICH
A Ford maintenance garage is
now under construction on the
Gay Iximbard property. Second
in.et. iust south of Washing
ton, and the new structure is
he 40x80. The tord
fWJIIK Wm C. jMk Jr..
care of universally, ano parwoii.nniiu
. . will be insulted where hastern Star.
needed. Walter lay orvao.nK a.. "nl: Worths r,.- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rood.
iron, vt. i. - - -v 4 u PA
Patmn-r.raee ueicnman. asso. ot roruana: nr. nu
m p Oakerman. of Portland. Motn- Mr. Helen Deichmnn. Rood Jr.. of Kansas uiy. ft.as..
w . . .i I .., ,,, . i " , . U7:
writes for the Argus anomer Secretary; Mrs. Urace woou, mr. and airs. "'
year. He wishes the Argus a Treasurer; Mrs, Josephine Case, Luke Stewart of Portland.
prosperous new year, anu . Conductress; Ueiia ruryis. asso. . . Htrd limM
subscriber or over ,1.: Conductress; Mrs. w"' n.r at Eauity Hall. Moun.
Oakerman writes ne an- Crandall. thaoiain;uen. y.- Thursd.v evening. Jan
iittiA nfliiirri icr i a j.k. uaoa i iva kuiii . t
n'v mm-- Hin. nuaii. iwvv
Forsa:?: Horse, 1050. 8 years
old: wagon and buggy, in repair.
Cheap for cash, or will give!
terms to responsible party. P.
P. Rider. Hillsboro, Route 5. near
Newton station, east oi n
bora 39-41
Mra 1 A. Rood entertained
Mrs. Adah Moore. Worthy Ma- 0n Christmas day. the following
and
of subscnoers may e aiwwn .u ----- -a?-., and the
thnn!hS that thU delay will forae were about ready to
be only a few days, as the com- or card
T:i2'?SZ was mailed. The route mail.
can o mutu lunw- . '.. : mnA mmlnir was aJso more
J- i AakalaiBvIa aa iniT I KViua mv "
new airecuir, r.. K.. ,j the earners
were laden with the spoils of the
holiday season.
Beavevaon lodge No. 100, A- F.
& A. M.. installed officers San-
dav veninir. with J. J. Johnson.
aa installing officer, and E. E.
- - w - . . . i
as marshal, botn oi
am ta Hun
mr aa
rmnxiq mm
aMO
all calls can be made by number.
NEWBERQ BEATEN
JIM. f I
Ummn oi) t aaaaaai 4 I
PORTLAND. OrJL
Mr.
grandfather a
uarv 7. Two prizes will be
A nMii tmm wedding was eel-u (Vmbs. at thei' home.
ebrated at the home of Mr. ,d j Tualatin Villa, on the river road.
united in marnaiie w win ..-1 itr, vh Farming.
son. Both bride and groom are Orla b. Combs, on the r arming
well known and popular young, ton river road,
people or Banks, the groom hav v Foster, of Tacoma, was
ing leen connected with the Wi ' 1 , Hillsboro the first of the
Hardware Co., ana navm ,- . ueub was a llillsuoroije
coming to the home or rs. Mr9. Anna Wells. taSjeaand one for
Hoyt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LUIy tenUey, MaYtha; Georgans '
n it-- i.'iw.ta nrt niniie . - n
uaKerman. ncnuier.. - .nti . mod supper. r.v-
Birs. eiiuu- --,. . .. .
eryoouy iuhwi.
Wash., was a Christmas "MX 'list: Mr9. Mary Pittenger. The Commercial Club has its
the home or .air.anu r . u. . - . , fir9t New Year's watch night
UefreshmenU were served af this evening. This organization
ter installation.
P. 0. BOX KENT
at
and
ia
m.ila hi. knmn with Mr.
IIIMUC HID ...!.. ...... -
Mra. E. F. Wiilis since chiKinoou.
They will make their home in
Banks.
-, - i
for hc veral years wnen u,e i .
& N. first built out of the city,
m mute to Tillamook.
Born, to J. Gossett and wire,
illsboro. Ore.. Dec. 27. 1911
mp inn mn. t irrw. uvn .... . . i . i i
rwinninff Jan. 1. box rent
postoffice will be as follows:
Small boxes- 60c per quarter
boxes is fixed ao-
has become an important factor
in our civic life and today - num
bers the majority of our business
men and citizens who take an
active interest in our welfare.
Let the good work go.
The county court has been in
this week, getting ready
tn MM On changes of school dis-
trirt boundaries. Today is the
Hillsboro bowlers, in their return
bout with Newbenr in this city.
C.tlH Avoninir ffofoatea the
7T . i i .f 91 Ji i Fill ton.
yueraoy.K-j i-' Kn in The
w ""r,-' inWled were: W M. C
erage w loo. "qw W H Rnvd: J W.
came under witn i. ine - ri
w.u - ",lr.r.T-atarT. Guv S AJexar
saturoay niguu ac T"6 n n A uTVirmio-J D
a BIKTa - 1.1 BL. J au .uv a f
HaW 14L1TL137 U L 443-1 August Paulson; marshal. B B
fiU.am. lS.lR-evi: S S, AM Kennedy; J S.
122 total. 4S1: avenure. 154. An- E Stipe; tyler. Ldward bears
noraon. 16& 122. 131: total. 419; Ur. and lira. Sorenson enter
aw a aa aim I.. ... n r . it...
avpraire. 11. waiu. i&l. I tained the ITOirresaive r ive nuu-
134; total. 3S; average, dred Club. Dec w. at weir
Smith. 146. 14& 14 Wlau. o; home, near Keedviiie. uara
avoram. 145. Ihnnoni fell to Orla Combs and
Hillsboro- I lira. A. P. Ingram. Attercaros
Lang. 138. 116. 148; tout w;
DR. W. E. PITTKNGC
Dentist
Offic op-aUin umaooaa mmbh
Baa.
hillsboro ------ oeac
DR. J. R. liARSIIALV
DENTIST
HlLLBMilO. OX3.
dTkttJ.
iSaaA
DR.aB. POIXCCZ,
to
1 ne pnee m w .-r v - - f fnP . lMrinff on the ex-
tne recetpia u. - -uditof thecoun.
i n Umkin P. 11. ty books, but up to ii ocioca
me genuciucu uw. uv. .iv..
cordirrt
office
K W. Haines was down to discuss the matter. They were
from Forest Grove today. o. bus- fySK
Hon
am 1
average, iss. woiersperxr.
161. 147; Olsen. 1S3; total. 501;
average. 167. Shute, 132. 178.
1R7! total. 477: average. 159.
Bentley. 156. 204. 164: total. 524;
average. Uo; ur. sears. 100.
ITS. 226; total. 642; average. 18L
The "Witch Girt" tomorrow
and Saturday at the People.
featuring Marv Fuller, ia her
first Universal succeaa. Do aot
faUtoaeeit
a delightful luncheon was served, n jn LraVhtTT
Those present: Messrs and Mes- P'' J7. ' - .- T
- arv as a
Hames K H Kearney, v Liani. J j
Inirram and Orla Combs: Mrs A
Dentist
P Ingram. Mrs J Church, Oliver
Church. Kiler Ingram, rrancis
.Kearney and Harvey JacK
Ambrose Schmidlin. of above
Buxton, was down to Hillsboro
the first of the week on county
court boainesa,
William Feldt of Buxton, was
a dty caUer yeaterday.
Banding, llaia Ct
Hillsboro - - - CO
cowman & vAiLcrrr.
Attorney s-At-Lta i 4
CoUatSStOAL BAS 'S
Hillsboro-
davs
inesaatmecoartbouae.
i
Scbulbierich and family.
Chaa. SewelL