IIHil hmumU uin. j.ia.a i.
9 KBl
0:1 ra mag
Attendance it circuit court
theae days I not always frauitht
with the Ut of admiration fur
our vaunted civilization. Many
ming fellows, junt on the threa-
oli of lift, in their twentif.
ar brought before the bar of
justice to answer chart'"- of
burglary, etc., am the man who
t suweptible to sympathy can't
tovtult" f nwi vtawwi j,tWM tht turn out the crimin
ally weak. IUiy showing evi
denr of good home training are
branded as felons. It would
isposraras
t'l7C I PIH)
ill n U.....I
I oral
with a Jnr '
Yf T. laaeel Cast!
Pa
Arams and Oregonian. 12.25.
John McClaran was down from
Galea Creek. Monday afternoon.
Robert lrmler. of Cornelius,
waa in town yesterday evening.
F. J. McParland. of Buxton.
was a city visitor yesterday.
Mr. and lira. A. C. Wirtz. of
above Mountaindale. were city
CHT IMIKIMION UWINSTITIIED caller Tuesday.
Jacob Oefinger. of near
.t;nc4 Th( Taw are 5oalt t verton. was a couniy seat cauer
l i.ki. Vtu iaCMi Monday.
For Sale-liay cuiier, wun
Dr. fears Mected Commander,
With lluth Kzm. Sr. Vice
Ml KERBS GuES
ii 8phl co::o
Three f Hia OMtlme Nethlw
Come to Hia Katief
0I4ND JllY INDICTS FOt IIWI
Wm. I) it Ia4ku m4 Tmm a SUM
Bm4 lata Caart far Aafcaraacc
a:iMar that latW of this nife
k.uiI.I An lxll-r la turn tlu-ir. . ... .. Iknru rtnwor nrarlv new. Tele-1 Itlru-h II
ft I ,..... miirninir. anu i it, inui'fi ni rrntniv Limn l i . . . . - - . - , . ir. i i
court
- . - .........
t,f Mr, r.vana ver-ua
!Avcgren. suit for a commlaaion.
lovegren won out, getting a ver
Uut for hi coat. The jurora:
iv.., Uniter. J T York. Kdw
itiveiL W K Newell. F
a . .a .
was toon hearing in n r--
and iliirracratothcm lvii. The
wages of sin tNiint almost invar
iably to the walls of the jH-niU-n.
tiary-the adamant that breaks
the mother's heart and scorchi
the Dride of the father. It Is
the i.robletn of the am-8 - this
HilUboro, Saturday evening, Jan.
1G, at the court bouse, by De
partment Adjutant ltoy Kesl,
assisted by Past Department
J YYil-
. ... k t a l!" 1' wi'l ill w
bams. K B C1rk. Chaa Ilelchen. chi,,lrrn business.
UwU Vor' w'. KorKxchange: Good Portland
Hans lUamussen. John Kaase- i,UBjnefWI proHrty on Union and
Uum. Uarfleld lUymond. C.rand Avenues -for ranch or
r.eo. It IUle waa counsel for businims pronrty in some good
1 i ..v..Lrr-n. valley town, or miirm consiuer a
V : i. ft.h t'm. wheat ranch up to llU.OUti.
.rr'rrrnroTk.Tkrn
1. " i v ii ahri(T: rect
ruVrJ-Iifii iwi-r. H.lUboro. or call
ja Oimmlain J H Hirick;
lUrtb y v Sarah K Tupper; Kra
mervItoylejCity v Kostrretal.
Judgment grantwl: II U r.p
ton v D Ileirhitto: Krost v Mc
i -w- First Natl Hank St Johns
4 I. Harrison et al. except as l Und net. and there will be a
... a itMcWilliama riven 10 days Lrocram of addresses, music,
" ' - - ... a St II . i. u I mm. .
are
known hi as for several years and
who have faith that the killing
was not iaUouonal. lney are
Hal-
IH-
inquiries U I'. O. Itox 333.
Main ill.
Ilillsboro. Of
The Knights of Pythias will
celebrate the 51st anniversary of
Ihe order's foundation on the
evrning of Feb. 19,
Lodge wilt be enterta
erzifr, indicied lor me
Joe Shallberger, is now
Anton Hermens. of Verboort. I released from custody, having
was in town Monaay. greeuiiK pj not jniilty. yesterday.
friends. and presented a bond in the sum
Greert have a good deal of V. of to appear for trial. His
m i . nu now KIIIIC UUI-I, , i .
. - a... t i! ..f i . . ' - itnnasmen are inree who one
itiiuiiiaiiuvi vjt . . , . in IS BOCJ.
Washington SUte. rorty-three G Luck of Mountaindale.
veterans from Scout Young wa4"jn the city the last of the
the lUe City In a special tram Dance at Hillsboro II.IL Sat. Chrto Certjch. of GmHoim,
i l' x. v .n.l fiv. from l,Ha.-vninir Jan. 23. Tickets, and H. A. fcMtrora ana ll
u.M:...'.iii!l .. 'ihr, fmm ih 75centA. Even body invitcl. Andere. of below Beaverton
I Herziir went to hia home below
rtitution. I
there are oi
iut.'ranii in I
ror saie: aieei irucs runm . th IU of nooo t0 appear in
gears. 24 and 30-inch wheels. circuit court, his sureties being
See Chas. Gardner. Hillsboro. I n w. McNamer and Fred and
lit.. MiMriwt RaMwin return-1 Klmer Lvda.
A nAnv svonintr fromavisitl Geo. Baldwin and John Hock
vv. wu-'4 - , .
with friends at Tacoma, Wash, enbsrry. the warwui roooers,
and wm. Marvin uaey. w no as
sisted when they rsbbed the
Mavs store, were m court, and
exnected that all of mem win
join the Hillsboro camp. The
Imjvs will have a called meeting
in the county seat about Feb. 1.
After institution addresses
were made by Veteran Kesl. Ga
b t ix.ituxt IHchard Dfich. Jav
The Sisters (, Um i.ortand, nd K. H.
amed hjUchanar.. of McMinnville.
The following are the charter
. ..!,. iriN In hnlil until
hington attended in- W. F. Desinger. the Beaverton m, w.tinr
t is estimated that deputy sheriff, was in town Mon- Vf i Jih Forest
,ae seventy or tiithty day. on business before thecir- Wm. L.J,g,.!;t
the count?, and it is cuit court. 9? bind ?n
... .ii iKm . . ...... tory offense and Ravea bond n
Henry Hogrefe. of Blooming:,
transacted business in the city
yesterday.
... L i t. ii l mi-." ft. . . ii... .,ri"" . ' . .. i Miinfni wire were in
M answer; onepi-ru . etc. mere i. a e''''-"' th. next regular election: I, v".k i.i.i TnM.
Ules; K I lucaer vs uwar ten on arrangements, ana mey j,r j it Sears, Commander; ,u
inKnin: K BSappinirton v I'aul k.iMK-t to formulate a set oMii.,w imtpmi. Saior fm- day.
Krimera. , , numbers that will be unique and mMnder. y . S. Atchison. Junior F. C Toelle. supervisor for
f Chapel WriKht pieauj Kuiur piewinir. and one oi me hmnntler; A. F. Doughty. Of- DisL 10. Phillipa, was a city can-
A" fleer of th Dsv.L H. bhirley. er. Monday, accompanied Dy lu.
re-lit.i- . ,.f r'.uarH- hll YV. I 1 a an
. l v v. ww. w , i,unv
L. Jensen and Dr. L.
to fortery. womiay, inn t ve' given in ine ci'jr.
given a parole, deiennani 10 re-1 members or hotn orders an? re-i(),j- f 0r
juirt monthly lo snenu. ano iajituestei 10 assmi in roaawK p J'urdin. r
rtwts of action.
TIIIIcO STKlIimiUS WIN
The Third Street bowlers defeat
ed the Second Streeters in the
return bowling match. I he other
evening, at the Hentley alltys,
noore of 255)6 to 2348.
The scores:
Third Street
entertainment
remembered.
one lonif 10 ie
K L Moora Is
I . i av . nuiutaMii
I chairman oi me cominmer. "
he has stime surprises In store
for the occasion.
A local talent Play. "A Pecu
liar Situation." will be stsjjed at
the Gratel school houe. south of
Hillsboro, Saturday evemnjr. Jan.
23. at 8 o'clock. ladies ore re-
dui-ated to bring pies. All are
W. Hyde. Trustees; F. L Jen-
rerxins.
Quartermaster.
The Camp starts under favor
able auspices and will furnish a
series of entertainments In the
mar future.
the two first pleaded giilty. while
Bailey, who originally gave his
name as Manniag. pleads that he
is. or was. under 16 years, and
wants his case turned over to
the juvenile court. Sentence is
not vet passed on Baldwin and
Hockenberrv.
Robert McDonald, who robbed
the Staehr store, at t oreet Grove.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Shut-201. 13i 229; total 5W; cordially invited.
. im. mui That the livestock industry In
Mamm-. ,Wnn hiw been devr bmd to a
nr., HUAractsi A L'F I w . .
t; Jack-l?J. 1W. 1M; total.
120; ave. 176. tM t .
Harmea-19S, 158, ICC; total
619; ave. 173.
Dr. Krwin-138. 145, ltW; loUl
4fii); ave. 156.
Stcond Street
Dahlhelm-165. 157. 119; total
441; ave. 147.
Attorney H. M. Kimball, of
Portland, was out to the city pie8ded guilty. nd will besen-
aionoay, on ounnea m -kU'ktenced upon return oi me court
court. Casev Jones, serving a sen-
Mi us Margaret Hoyt is visiting tence in- jail for burglary in a
with friends near Gladstone, this residence at Banks, was released.
wm.1, I He is simple minded, and prom-
Alex Gordon, of near North ;n. indicted ves
Plains, was oyer to the city yea- f threatening Miss Lucy
terday. greeUng friends. . d hU fixed at
the Fred H. Caldwell, of Bui too. 2.000. He is still in jail
v,.!- U hr.hv triven that the Frod H. Caldwell, of Buxton. 12.000.
....w.v ...... , r- - --- , ---- - , I' . ..- f "J- ... f
taxes for the PJ14 tax roll win was a city caJler yesterday aiier- Jos. Moyer was inaicsea ior
i... ,i, I nnvnl.lp at the office Lrmn. I killing his brother. John Hoyer.
,.f ik iin.l.niii7ntd. beeinninff! n l i i. i- grille has now admitted that he
V.'.:"v ...'""I" , nit ..j -n ueo. ocnuimencn jr., v. ... ... mt-u
iii mi m ilia' ii iiimbxcb aiiv i . . . , iiri iiihii uvuuiiwvtiiH
rienendent of outside sourc-s is unpiiia n turned
indicated by the annual retort of April 1, UK. wood, in Eastern Oregon.
the Portlsnd Union btockyarus
I A pitiable incident was the
T. . mar, a. . m
commitment or ejias vucner. oi
iuxton. in Judge Keasoners
court, yesterday. Witcher has
been making his home with John
Lucas and wife, of Buxton, lor
all of 15 years. The old gentle
man is aged about to years, and
is the victim of senile decay. He
is almost helpless, and this with
his mental malady, had made it
hard for the Lucas family. He
was brought down to Hillsboro
bv Fred Caldwell, who had to
carrv the old gentleman from
the train to the court house.
Witcher is a native of New York.
and has been in the Buxton set
tion for many years. He finally
became so helpless and mind
stricken that the careof him was
so burdensome that he was sur
rendered to the authorities.
I am handling the J.ILWatkins
Remedies in the Northern por
tion of Washington County, and
will visit patrons every three
months. Territory is North of
Baseline. All persons washing
orders can mail same to me at
korest Grovc-Ii. F. Lepschat.
Forest Grove. Ore,
Sheriff Reeves has at last se
cured the arrest of Mark Git
tings, aged 22 years, who was
taken into custody in Vancouver,
Wash., yesterday. Gittingi is
charged with robbing the Hills
boro High School of microscopes.
tfie Forest Grove school or a
tvoewriter and two microscopes.
and the New berg school of appa
ratus. Sheriff Reeves put the
Portland detectives on the scent,
and Gittings has had six months
the start He operated as well
in Northern Washington. He
has. it is said, admitted the
Washington County robberies.
He will be brought to Hillsboro
for trial.
For Sale: Four fresh cows.
Address A. Hinrichs. Beaverton.
Ore.. Route 4. Box 22 A. Ln-
quire at Kelly store. Hazeidaie.
2 miles south of Keedville, 416
The Tualatin public school
formally opened its pew gymna
sium last Friday evening. This
IS tne nrst gymnaaiuin w
built by a public school in this
county. The building is 40x70
feet and modem in every way.
A very large crowd was present
An elaborate program was rend
ered by the school. The High
School orchestra, which is being
directed by . Principal 0. B.
Kraus. gave several very pleas-
i . tr r uLbit
inir selections, a. r. dwc.
F. A. BAILEY, U. D
flyakiaa aa4
chwlMllki !
m4 HiimiI HI I MM.
Ik
PtMMM. Ota, city M; wMJwm.CHy W
R. M. ERWIN, II. D.
PHYSICIAN AMD tURGXON
Smtgnm & I. F. 1 AI.MI X,
tra
Offict la tba TtnMa akek, Tkwl a-ul
MiB SrMta, 111
ELMERIH. SMITH II. D. D.
PHYSICIAN & SU1GBOM
o
OSTEOPATH
Office Hoar 9 to 11 a. m.; I la p. m.
TaU;. TbarvkT. Xstarday atoll
Call nrri Amy of alghl. ath
phooc. Offic m UiUabofO NatiuiMi' ,
J. O. EOBB, XL D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFlCEUp ifila SchalMTwa B 1(.
Phok Otlioe, City JB4; Km. City S64
iiirxsBoao, oatt on
WVMyMMA.i,..
Koom 16 Wbingtoa Hotel
TUE3 , TIIURSDAY aa4 SATtTKlAV
Dr, Amttm C
O&u hoar 10 to 11 a. m , 1 la 4 p m
mm. l mm im - v.
DAQLEY A HAGS
ATTOaMSYS-aT-LAV
Bmsu laadt Mate BaUaiBK
HILLSBOltO. . . OUftOX
E. LLTOHOUE
ATTORHHY-AT-LAW
Qthtx apaiaiti la ScbalaMrtJi Bloch
JOmi Kl. V7ALL
ATTORN Y-AT-LA W;
i
CpaUin. A. C ihmu Bl.lf. Mala A 11
HiuaaoRo. oaaaoh.
T7. II. DARRCTT
ATTORMSY-AT-UAW .
Or run: Mala Bitwa. ffh Coort Hum
UUJ.-BORO OftBViUH
for 1914. This report shows that
5U7.1H0 head of livestock or an
classes was received durinir the
past year, divided up as follows:
Sheep, 281.300; hogs. 237.725;
cattle. 74.300: calves. 2.5(M;
l.m ure
Ui this im-
it. Smith -141, 1. 17. total preaiive total was 4H.783 cattle
YL 11. SaPDingtonr
County Treasurer and Ex-Of-
ficio Tax Collector for washing-
ton County. Oregon.
Dated this Jan. 21. I'Jia.
jiiuviiv... - - J I k. ... h.n.r V .. 1 . J
to his homestead at Ash- w "S" chairman or tne scnooi ooaru.
Birut mm I made tne pnncipai aaaress ui
Knnl ia fivivl at KLOnO. and hel.t : T.. .-;. Bkwvl ia
... , .i t"- . z. . line evening, taiwuu
Mrs. Wm. Nelson was cal ed to wili renMun n Jixt as he is un-L;no vp raiment work.
the Bethany neighborhood the able to procure sureUea. ... iL
last of the week, her father oe- John O'Leary who attempted we pay we n.
etrss. Drop us a card. -U.il.
ianir -131. lHf. 115: total 431, horses and mules.
mv. 144. Igon's contribution
MMMrVMM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTOmST-AT-LAf
Ofiot. apataln la Scfeatawrkh Block
)060l
Tcleohoo
623: ave. 174
Hundley -148.
440: ave. 147.
Mayca17C 1W. 1: toUl
613; ave. 171.
This Is the first decisive game,
and two more will be bowled
i.r, if Third should win the tlrst
tryout, then one more. Second
Street, however, expects to win
the next game. The first game
bowled was a tie.
2.149 calves: 144.901 hogs and
1K. 133; total 131.425 Bheep. leaving only an
unimportant balance to be credit
ed to surrounding states.
Wanted - at once: Young men Sheridan T raw P- m.
for automobile business. lg ,0lur " o-Rn m
pay. We make you expert in J tM'"VUt.1?3:,,"i.,15 f 2
en weeks by mail. Pay us after Forest Gro e Train . ...4.10 p. m.
we secure you position. Century Kugene Train . . 4 53 p. m.
Automobile Institute, Us Angc cMmnvU e lr. M p. m.
ing quite ill. J to assaalt Callie Hughson. at
Jacob Buchele.0f Beaverton, peavervon. m 7;- im 1W KpIIv Street m-i
- ak,m i' a i 5 tnwn vMtrdav. a w tness indicted on a auiuwry cnarge, , " ' a i "i
l".T" 7w 'IZZa i, nn the Chas. Griffin, who gave liquor nr uiwmi orwanu.
, , M , . Hover casl to minora, last Summer, paid, a The Hotel Uughlin. Forest
All. except the P. U. & N., trains "oyer caws. ts fin .and waa oaroled nm aoain scorched bv
are eJectnc and stop ai me ue- The Social Circle of theumg. ftn - iyji sentence of a year, U Tuesday niehL Thecontrac
pot on Main street Church will be entertained by pending good behavior. tor had just about completed re-
i n I'nn inn i tt . uA.i mammr ann Mm i ri .. kui.. on,i i . . . l c ir.n .nri
. w . - l 0lra- iicuiiciv- yi..i ... mere wis nu vuun punoK we lire ui wok ui, i nriaiint In Tli t lailaST
fiirraiunB' A. uO"K. i.im"" " tne jurors are lamiK rrsi- Iwas ready 10 turn over vnc ww ,n. 1 .Twtuon.
UoMinnv ! U Tn n 7:36 a m. ii n.,vr THiiai aflpr. t...L tl -k.,,JP Wi. " "l a i;.kf Office aw DtlU Dt oea.
i'ii. ...... huikvii ui.. - jiniii luuui. wiiuwvi . "' im ineuwoer, t mc ii.i.
O-Qft n'olrtolr I 1 1 7? Inaf kia iha in 1 I :..U4 A mil tha
.. j o ur d.i... nrloirvnit rnurt. vesterdav. Heandl-rma and pari vesterdav morn-1 ninsooro,
Vr. 1 i ik. Mtv Walarrave. for whom he worked. ;nir it was discovered that the
oftot Mala 103.
Mala tot
dr.l. w.nyin
Baaclioa, brtwata 5th aad Cth Sia.
Orejfou
WMITSnU--NISSCN
let, Cal.
E. B. Saouinaton. county treas
urer, announces that tax collect- , ,
Ion will start Friday, February .,'
it. j..i. iut-
ft. Taxes Will go geiimiwu.
April 1. No one knows what
the legislature will do In the
matter of changing tax collect
inn laws, and it is possible that
From Portland
Hugone Train arrives . 8:15 a. m.
A quiet home wedding was cele
brated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Nlasen. Scholia. Jan.
14 when their daughter,
t'.hriatlne. was united In marriage ,n emergency measure may pass
to Arthur W. Whitaell. of Port- Until there is a change, however,
land. Uev. Haielton ofliciating. jf any there may be, the treas-
The bride waa almply gowned urer WU proceed under the
in white crepe de chine, and car- pryent statute. The assessor s
rifd a bouauet of white carna ninca la rushing the extensions
lions. Miss Irene Nissen played M rapidly as possible, and they
the wedding march, and little expect to have the rolls com
Gladya Niasen acted as ringbear- petod by the first of the month.
er. uniy the mmea.aie m.. Ten O. I. C. pigs. 8
bers of the family were prcaeni. . ... , in-hoata and 4
igsows. Bargains. Address
ir:ik lln.nl
Jpr I ... I Jl 1 Cl.n,
It has Deen aiscovereu bi.
I.I . Ml a! 'I'i M V J If
... . -tuDornrr i tnat 1 nos. nanaiey, ui 1 huniw.
km-t.iw.. , :nT w GiUre. of this city.
' . , ua were both born in Hillsboro on
A pretty wedding was ce fbrated Mme d Hotn were pro.
at Gaston. Sunday. Jan. 17,1915. ducttof 1882 aml their fathers
when Miss Caroline weacotc, were jtwycr8i uoth are eapa
daughterof Mr. and Mrs. J. ti. ble. and will look out for their
Wescott. was united In marriage con8tituencles,
l?J54.Su Money to loan on good farm
gon. 43tt
The ProorresBlve Five-Hundred
Club met Saturday evening with
innville
'oreat Grove
Fonst Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A 1 1 trains.
trains,
liange
-9:42 a. m.
11:59 a m.
Tuesday, guests at the home of had a ngm over me du.u
-i7 t -..,i, ik. iiiiir nr. Thorn was worsted, and
air, an; 1 111 1. 1 j 1 .-.. . . - ---- , m .
r k ta onnvalmirinir from a I then sued for damages, w. A,
r iui . roil rjirter. who ran for governor, in
severe injurj. n 1 v . . . .
aeTrreuj nrimaries. was attorney for
The county jail haa been ow.crmye. but E. R Tongue
fmwAA lately that bhenn k.n4ioH the ease for his defense.
Raavoa has been forced to take I tu. r returned a vardict iriv-
n ml. .1 A ika I . .-. . . . . M
Itwo or mree prisoncro w 1 ,njr me aeienoani nis coau.
. .4:30p.m. citv jail for lodging. The boys
. p. m. gre ijgn oveP in the evening
I:H p m and back again in the morning.
" .12:15 a. m. Miss Mabel Smith, aged 18. a
except Eugene daughter ot Mrs. I. D. Smith, f
stop on flag at North below rarmingion, leu.irom
and Fir streets and at stepladder Sunday evening, and
Sixth and Fir streets and ai dislocated
TnlK atri'pt. I P . A. KBIiey awenueu ou-
e.L,fviM Old Doixit I ferer. Miss Smith wasarrang
' I 1 I. .k. .k. fall
Tn Portland BOlDB ow
&, N. Train 1:37 p. m.
P. Pv.
From Portland
U. & N. Train 104 a. m.
6:32
748
8:28
9:58
12:43 ......
3:58...
5:43
8:10
The celebrated Ad Club quar 9:u8 (Sat only)
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 85 minutes.
a m
tet of Portland, sang to a good
aitaA and aDoreciative audience
at thA Crescent. Tuesday eve-1 7:54
nin The auartet is one of the 9:20. .
Nivricn OP ANNUAL ELECTION n the state, and always 1 11:25
have a irood attendance at ineir :ud
From Portland55 minutes
rha nnnnal election of the HUIb- I numbers.
iinrn nommercial Club will takel nnrW ahnotinor i9 now a thing
place at the club rooms on Tues- f the pgt, the Federal law clos-
day, January 20m. ai i;oo r. . jnK jne season January 10. ine
Other matters of much import- winter ha9 been a good ona for
anco will be up tor discussion. the 8portt but if the legislature
Every member ia expected 10 De pa88e8 tne jaw prohibiting reed-
present. .. . ing the glory of the pastime win
ite. Dun an. of poresi urove,
performed the marriage ceremo-
nThe bride la the daughter of
the well known hardware mer
chant of Gaston, and the groom
Is a son of Ex County Commls
BionerWard. '
NOTICE
The semi annual Interest on the
1911 street and newer asBesB-
monla ami thai annual PAVment,
tirinelnal. and semi-annual inter
est, 1912 Btreet aiaeBBnnt, are
dub and pnyabla at W omce,
Jan. 25, 1915.
F.J.Sewell.CUyTreaBurer.
Comba' Furniture store has
added a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
Mr and Mrs. V. Uahl. Those
winnnia nrizcB were Mrs. 0. S,
Cnmha and Kugene Combs. Mr.
vw " - . Ttat L Ml - . .
and Mrs. JaB. unurcn win enver-
lain the club Jan. au
For Sale-Thoroughbred Berk
shire plga.-U. Hi KmriCK, cur
ner Tenth and East rarx
Hillatwro. 42'tr
1 nu!a Reebe. former editor 0
ajv vr ' 1 ----- . . ,
the Sutherlin Sun. is now editing
h Drain Herald. Mr. Beebois
a rnatiinff newspaper man
4:27,... .
6:25....
7:13
9:12 (Bat
12:25....
only).
John M. Wall, President.
'The Social Circle of the Chris-
be discounted next year.
r.irls and bovs take warning!
Ol iniwiri-i - -n sa Hrawin
. 'II . a. m aBAll V BICIIVIIIV W mimj - n
tian unurcn wm row. mnA rnid is Dlann nst his
Mrs. J. a. JacK, neu- r""j- ' ftlirfi, der hearts.
Qa fnrtifv vnin selves airainst his
Tabor Hoyt is the guest of his at UcK8 by ordering a supply of
grandfather at Sylvan I'ark inn, first-class modern photographs
Cannon Beach, where he win re- at Johnson's Studio.
main several weeks. Wm PnKinann nf below the
John M. Wall was in Portland was yesterday arrested,
Monday evening, attending a cnrged with stealing a cross-cut
banauet of the members of the -w ind a sledge, with which
old-time Marine Band, in which (hA defendant is supposed to
Mr. Wall played i years ago. nave cuk WOod. Me naa money
on his person when arrested, ana
Alfred thoney. of Clackamas
countv, was-the guest of hi;
grandfather. Henry Staffer, of
East Hillsboro, this week, and
this morning left for Garden
He Home to visit relative
" In 1 :ti hv hln wife, for- uava vnn Heen the Maple sugar
wm .."r"- : i.f
nii'ily Miss ueaince wi 4 display ai w , , . ,
the Hillsboro Bchoola. j Have you tried the sugar? It Is
Helvetia an exce'ieni lmiuanun ui
L'nods. liuy a wnoiw
MUnlwht dunce St
niiuii.Ki.f , .
to be a hard working
appears
fellow.
Episcopal services will be held
in All Saints Guild House, on
Washington street, near inira,
Sunday. January 24. as follows:
Rundnv School, at 10 a. m.;
morning prayer, at 11. Arch
deacon Chambers will have bap-
for tism at 4:30 p. m.. and the eve
ning service will be at 7:30.
Mr. and lira. Lloyd Tupper, of
Portland, are guests of Hillsboro
relatives, this week.
Seven young ladies surprised
Miss Kuth Harris last Monday
evening, at her home on Ninth
St, and assisted in celebrating
the day on which she reacneo
her majority, those present
were the Misses Hester and Ruth
Harbison, Lura Tamiesie, Helen
Killen. Marv Heidel. Bessie Si
mons, and Frances Turner, of
Portland.
Next Wednesday evening the
members of the Congregational
church and congregation will
give a reception to the officers
for 1915, at the church, to which
all are cordially invited. There
is to be a good program and a
nntch Lunch." Each lady is
reaueated to bring a light lanch
for each one coming wun ner
and one extra for any bachelors
who may be present. Wrap each
aenaratelv. Lunch after the
program. Hot drink will
furnished by the committee.
second story was again on nre.
The loss this time reaches tn tne
neighborhood of fZ.UW- " s
supposed that the fire caught
from the heater.
Plain sewing at $1.25 per day,
with lunch. Will also go to
homes and iron or houseclean, at
20 cents per hour. Mrs. H. Ston
ier. 9th & Cmk, Hillsboro. -4
The Aloha-Huber school dis
trict debating team defeated the
Witch Haze team last Saturday
.a m nitrht at Witch HazeL the ques-
I.r L KTL.II.iniiMiil Vlttht
a i I lion oeing, iucuuhcimi
am Hour Day Law. ine Aiona-
pm Huber debaters were Messrs.
u m Pulver. Thompson ana rise.
-pm Those debating for Witch Hazel
p m were Principal r. T.WebD, Henry
. P m Miller and Ueii iiarueiu o. w .
Barnes. John Frank and air.
Firestone acted as judges.
To Loan $5,000 on farm lands.
at 8 per cent No agents. Ad
dress, under sealed envelope on
ly, "A." care Argus, HUisDoro.
The Hillsboro Rifle Club will
hold a meeting at the court
hnnae. this evening, to hear a re-
... a m I port of the committees on indoor
and outdoor ranges, ana w con
sider the matter of drills. AH
members are reauested to be in
attendance. President L. JV,
Hvda and Secretary E. L, Per
kins are very anxious 10 nave a
large attendance. If you area
member, be sure and turn out
Lady wants a position as house
keeper in respectable family.
She has two little girls. Phone
Farmers 6F23.
The services at the Methodist
Church will be of special interest
Sundav. Morning sermon will
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PHYSICIAN & SURGFO
Successor to Dr. Cunnia,ham.
1 Office and Drugstore.
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DR. J. tt. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
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DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
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Brinf Desired Result" The
.imninff hmip will he iriven to a
Sacred Concert Special music I Hillsboro - - - Cto
of varied character will be rend
ered. The stereopticon will be
used to illustrate some of the
numbers. ,
Ten-insh, 12-inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shoes for men
at Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne, of New
port are visiting, their daugh-
belter, Ur. J. C. Acpieate, and
their son. Glen, of the Pharmacy.
Lyin;J-ln Hoepll :
I am now ptapatfd to tafea
Mrs. A. M. Kx2r i
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