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The Oirnco (Operative lUr.pni ft1!1 nilll'nr TIV 1 Garden weds in bulk At Greer"!.
Ming Aswiation (Inc.! w.Ill.TII II.Q ll ...JlC IRK
I iVnl llreve.
CMkt4 as Ckargtd
S OlEtIV ALSO rWJND QULTV
thiir first annual Spring
Orrnm, Tursday. March
AH parties having
cows, hrifrrs. hitrart. hows, farm
Implement, buggii, etc. for
tale should make entry with the
Manager. VV. J. 1 1 avl. or at any
of the stores in Orenco. It Is
intended to hold a community
ale of thia character at least
twice each year, and provide an
npimrtunity to anyone wishing to
II or buying farming atock or
implements. All entiles should
Ut sent in not later than Satur
day, March 6. o an to be suita
bly advertised. -W. J. Head,
aired capitalist of Manager. 48tf
The state's wit- Oswald A. Olson, who recent
ly returned from Berlin, was in
the city the Ust of the week.
He has spent several year in
voice culture in Germany's capi-
tal. and will give a concert in
COUEGIH OFFICER
Pas law Maklag Sherifl the Man
WtwCeJIetts- LmttttfKy Claus.-
it is to nae inrcT AT ONCE
US
Vdara to WaM at fartaii
t'ampU-11. Monday, heard
. Ulaftftat Iff rail Jfltift
rarer, an
l,ret drove.
r - - a a a a
W wa a nine-year-old iai ijr
name of Jensen, and the
Wire Is too olT coior" to puo
(h. The jury was out but
minutea when they returned mtishoro. at the Crescent Thea
vetdict of guilty. The jury: tre. Tuesday evening. reU 23.
... . lf I IIU r.iu.rlnir will tu in l-'.tlL'lillh
went, Ul, Krouwwn. wnl;' ' !V tmT iii
Herman awu ..,,
be a rare opportunity for Hills
boro's music lowers.
Oamaar Way $igs Bill. sad
Casatt ! a Mst Saon
il to-
Rasmussen. Un
it ...ii v...l vt';ii;m
r, piewrit. iuni .iiuiii.
ev. Henry Miller, IC. II.
ker. Albert Running and C. C.
Vick.
The isse o" State versus John
t. .ary, charged wlih attempt-
a statutory crime, was tried
iterdav. Mrs. Gallic Hugh-
t,.ntirtpJ aa to O'Leary's con-
t't. and the jury evwenuy oe-
vvd her. as wen as me evi-
la
nce oi ivoy
,lr witnesses.
The Oregon legislature has pa
ed a law repealing the clause
which makes the treasurer the
tax collector and places that duty
upon the sheriff of the varbui
Oregon counties.
The house first patted the new
law, but placed no emergency
clause on the measure. It was
sent to the Senate and that body
added the measure making it
emergency. It was sent back ti
. L .. t f 1 f I il ...
nit Mr lnw UU,M; uidy ni.ii
fu -i...i.i i,UnHM Douy concurred, jusi wnen inj
viwii nvns a."w " - , . . .
au iivnee.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. I'aul
Tews, of Hiilsboro. Feb. It 1115.
a daughter.
(Jreer's for ail kind of bulk
garden seeds.
K. E. Lyons came down from
Yamhill the middle of the week,
to look after business matters.
Springtime Is here, so now
is the time to make garden. I!uy
your garden seeds at Greer's.
J. W. Enochs, of Orenco, was
in town yesterday.
Northern grown bulk garden
seeds at Greer's.
August Koasi. of Baverton,
was up yesterday, a witness in
circuit court
rai 11. MIES
DEM Hi PORIO
Was Janitor of the Clinton-Kctiey
School Bulldinr. For Years
DEATH SlWOt.NDEO IV MVSTEIV
Lcm a Wilt 14 Two Chiyrca-Wcll
Kaowa Is MiHfcr
governor will sign uo h a in Hit-r
A trr liflMTH it lA tint liif.!'."
Go to Gotham for high grade lh4t k iit Vi-to iL and inside of
hawea. Just received -a big U--avs it will bcne a law if
shipment of sweat pads, deer not
hair. 75c; goat hair, 65c. These Th legislators hold that they
sell higher elsewhere. We also tter4 jn 8ch , position that thi y
have a high grade collar, j reg- wou, have to increaa tl.e pi v
ular. inctudinwr 21 inch. Kobe
Ilerst and two truj blankets. 10 percent off the the iUU or etae reiorl the col.
Ulary weni . cq .jgya, A n whips, u-tinn hark to the oKcc of the
the stand and made matters urire ,tt)Ck, going at 75 cents.
me bv his eviaence. lie was
Siinptiy Convicie, me jury i
r out but ten minutes. The
r. Hdw. Uivett, A. a Oillfy.
. ...... i ti a a
J. Williams, r. p. Mara,
iris Uficbeo, J. T. York. Frank
wr. VV. K. Newell. Garfield
kymond, Jolm Kassebaiim,
tns lUwmusaen, Henry Miller.
The court received the plea or
liity by Hert Gailey. and sen-
ced him from two to five
i .. a.. ..i. a
in n tne lHn. uuv paroieu
t on
I.innle Carl, the noted reader,
will give an evening'a program
of readings nest Wednesday,
February 21. at 8 o'clock. In the
United Evangelical church, on
Third strvet Admission, 25c.
Mm. Carl's wlnHome manners
and clear, musical voice make
sheriff.
The treasurers say tint it ii!
take a week to grt their balance
into shape but thia can probably
be overcome, a tho daily bal
ance are closed the next morn
ing after the day's collection.
There would be no neefssity of
thi largest assortment of bulk
garden seeds in the county.
JudijeC. E.Kindt of Kinton.
was in the city yesterday, greet
ing friends.
Mrs. C. E. Wells was Uken to
IVrtland. Monday, for surgical
attention.
fk-o. Harms, of Mountaindale.
wan a county seat visitor this
morning.
The latest in ladies neckwear.
direct from Paris via Chicago, at
Hiilsboro Mercantile Co.
Chss. Hickethier, the veteran
of Cedar Mill, was In town yes-
terdnv, greeting his many coun
ty seat friends.
lujval tailored suits always fit
and retain their shape. Hiilsbo
ro Mercantile Co.
0. G. Barlow and wife, of
You and your children are
safe if you wear Dr.
Lowe's superior glasses eye
safe and price safe, cost you no
more than the inferior kinds
usually sold and you have the
benefit of his skill and more than
22 years' experience as an ex
clusive optometrist When you
patronize him you receive the
combined service of the trained
eye specialist and scientific opti
cian. One charge covers the en
tire cost of examination, frames
snd lenses. Dr. Lowe guaran
tees his glasses to give satisfac
tion whether they cost 12 o
more. If tou pay more you pay
too much. If you pay less you
do so at the sacrifice of material
used and service rendered. Dr.
Lowe will be in Washington Ho
tel Parlor. Saturday. Feb. 27.
Kftm of Hiilsboro references.
and was held in high esteem by No agents employed, beware of
the employers. There had been those claiming to be such. Re
some complaint made to the member the day and date.
principal, and a short time be- A good investment 130 feet
front: six room residence; pave-
of the school had asked for h ?Awto!ft!
resignation. Mr. Bridges was
found dead in the basement a
short time afterward, being dis
covered by s jme of the smaller
pupils.
M. M. Bridges was well known
in Hiilsboro. and for years was
connected with the Climax Mills.
He leaves a wife and two chil
dren. The son, Forest Bridges.
raoraxaiosuL.
acaoJoMrtea tkr
F. A. BAILEY, It D.
rystelaaaa4
OSmw- Cpatain la
Kwl Mim unit
ad SaOE
PbMM & Ctty MS; ftoMoasOtClty
WWWWWoftWW
R. It ERWIN, It D.
PHTSJC1AM AMD tUCSSON
Swim s. r. f . ft. A , r. B.
Oak ia th TuJoS Stork. TkJr I l
Mats StiwU, HUlaboro, I
Marion M. Bridges, janitor o
the Clinton-Kelley school. Port
land, died yesterday afternoon.
February 17. 1915. at 3:15. Mi.
Rridirea had been ianitnr t th
Do not forget that Green haye building for several years,
ELMEKiH. SUITH IL D. D. OJ
PHYSICIAN & SUftGKO"
OSTEOPATH
OKct Hoar-9 to it a. m.; t to f ft. m.
TunUf, TharUv, tUlartWf 9 to 1 1
Call aaMrvrcd day Bkt. &h
pbosca. Ofic ocr Hiuabwo HatiiMia',
J. 0. HODB, II D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
church, on Third Street Hillsbo-1 OFFtCUpa-aiik U ScfcalaMrtah S dt .
ro. t'nee, suuu. inquire 01 u.
Shinnaberger, Southern Pacific
depot or J. S. Ashley, Forest
Grove. 46tf
The safe of the Badger Lum
ber Company was robbed of
about a hundred dollars. Monday,
some time during the night Mr.
Frentzel was tn Portland at the
time and did not know of the
any change tn printed nuiier
h..r a d..lihtful entertainer. Be provided the shenii u not
sure to attend, if you desire to finicky" about using the sta
ln. tionery. or tax receipts of the
" F ' - ww-
A good lnvestment-130 feet
treasurer. Il
word "Sheritr"
could add th
with but little
pan
the grounds that he front: six room residence, pave-
w . - f . . UUUIV
old Murn to his home ami ment tld for; norm or innsuan There will be no increase of
W the life of a law abiding at- church, on 1 him Mfeet iiuisdo- h rij. 1 unJer he tu.A.
to the ro. Price. WJUu. inquire 01 u. 1-,- .B,t tK vovn
WriiT everv month, and he was Shinnaberger. Southern Pacific L n ih. h.m iha
iced unaer m care 01 uw, depot, or J. o. Asnit-y, rwrrvi nresent
urove. ww Of course, Hie Governor m ght
Hiilsboro D oule recall the sera- veto the bill and that would leave
nade of pretty songs, early on matters as they are. It is known
rKrittmaa morn in if. by the Sacal that he does not b-licve in the
v re u n. and win emergency Clause ui-tng usea ex
tensively. and he may conclude
to kill the bill.
hhur Brown, his attorney.
jGiiley some weeks ago threat-
d to kill Miss U'.oyd, a school
Whcr.
i a f t . . 1 1 . ft. u.d u ah j.t
1..1 Kniiimerwii wm J itwei Camp Fire Gir
n jury w JoublU ss be glad of an oppor-
' ... ti4 tunity to no to the Crescent
State vs John Doe. right name LU.''V , :.,k, it,nMi.ff n
a Itatty. charged with larceny " M A Program to be
a horse from M. Waeiner Jr, , . ,t. .mrt t Ri5
)i for trial today. " T " ' r'
State vs Geo. Baldwin, charged
th robbing the Cedar Mill and Wanted-at once: Youngmen
etxger stores, pleaded guilty for automobile business. Big
H was given from two to five pay. We make you expert in
Vars on each Plea. He was pa- ten weeks by man. ray us i wr
)lt-.L however, but must report we secure you posiiion. vcniury
yiiVeek. and if his parole is Automobile InsUtute, urn Ange-
laUnl he will be taken to the leu, Cat.,
n. Mm. VL A. Denver, of War-
State vs James K. Harper, U,ntnn haw Astoria, where
to broke Trigg's arm a few ., h. r,.i,ui for about 30
HILLS BORO WINS
Portland, were in town the first years ago he moved to Portland
of the week. 0. G. is getting The coroner of Multnomah
the fishing fever. County is holding an investiga
The Hiliaboro Mercantile Co. tion today.
have just received a shipment of
.'U steers - nuIT sed.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson,
of below Farmington. were in
town the last of the week. Mr.
Johnson is farming the old home
stead.
The Hiilsboro Grange meets
every, second Saturday In ea:h
month. St Valentine Day was
observed ast Saturday with a
good dinner and program.
M. M. Bridges, of Portland.
is a promising young elettncal burglary until his return the
en nneer. n mnrninir Thre is no clue
Bridges was a brother of to the identity of the perpetra
. Bridges, of Hiilsboro. He tor - The safe was not locked.
was a good business man. and ht rtintr nff the rombina-
stood high in commercial circles .in- Anthr mhhorv was that
when in business here. Several nt th -nt rv of the Kilham house.
, v. .... -
at Orenco, Sunday night when
Mrs. Kilham was at church. The
burglar took away a safety box,
which contained an insurance
policy and some college papers,
which were of no value to the
robber. He evidently took the
Phohbs OfSes. City 384; Ras. City Sbi
IltJJBBOSO, ORfcCON
Room 16 WtahiBftoa Hotel
TUES. THURSDAY osd SATURDAY
Dr. AmZa Em Cj.Tjerfr
OMcopatbk Phyokiaat
OffiM hoait iota II a. I to 4 p. in
m.m. ataaasj &.
DAOLSY A KZZZZ ',
ATTORMKVS-AT-LAW
JtooBBl 1 aa4 i Kkaf SalMlaf
HILUBOBO. . UtBbUX
E. D. TOnOUE
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFLkS
A It Tunr to l'i4 A KitU, a
alm tUtton ... I to
Hmrf Lrt'lcilnll to T C jm.
75101 7S ft bik 16 V ".ruiE.. jo
0 at Chpmn to C C Wtlil. iu a
ate 14 1 1 t J w ....... is
Mrs Mary Uk to lirt it KltuJi,
lot In Klrlw !. $
So Piiaala to Hpdocer Ilicku!l. Ii-t
la lKuicalc Utblt. 4S
Goat Tllbtrg to Karad llobpv, 3 a
ocmintiw iyo
Joba Kliklcjr to EiBttt Sotiig'ta,
lot in Mcuatr S"'
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
The Hiilsboro bowling team de- box and did not inspect iu con-0tfietJ ta sckaiaMtiA
aiieya, tuesoay hikoc score ui vuvv.. -
2479 to 2409. Olson bowled the window.
high score of the contest Notice to Farmers: TheBeth-
McMinnvi.ie lanv fpoH chnnrwr will run Satur-
McMar.is, 144, 183. 201; total. hv Jan. 30. Feb. 13. Feb. 27. 1 Omulr. A. C. Shots iiIk. auio A tol
PATJ. if t . ISA 101 I " . . " I "
oo;ave. 110. ueane. hm, ipi, March 13. March ZI. and every
139; toU', 460; ave. 153. Lbnst- Saturday in April AL CroenL
ensen. i, ra, i: total, 4iw; ....... ..
sve. 136. Sardan. 150. 149, 170; The joy or Marvtn Bailey, tne
w aa out' Sunday, the guest of his total. 469; ave, 156. Edwards, young Udar Mill robber paroiea
brother. J. M. Bridges. He says 177. 204. 162; total, 543; ave, by Judge Campbell, the other
he svea improvements here every 181. Grand total. 2409. day, was short lived. He had
nUiSDOrO to mure iuu u wc swu wa
Dr. Smith. 159. 174 148, total thsn Sheriff Reeves placed him
481; ave, 160. Wolfersperger.l under arrest on a warrant irom
134. 174 167; total, 475: ave, Columbia County, charged htm
ikq I.U 1P3 t" 17Q- i.ln'iih hnrir irv ftf KAinier. ine
Ul, 493; ave,' 164. Shute. 146. Columbia County officer came THOS. H. TONGUE, J R
156. 167; toUl. 469; ave. 156; Ol- after Bailey today ana tne young
sen. 204 156, 201; total. 561; ave. ster will not go to school, but
187. Grand total. 2479. will remain in tne at. ueiens jau office, attain to Sctutisatrka ttoe
The Jovians, of Portland, will ""tjl tried on another cnarge.
bowl a return game here Satur-Diiey cnea wun m. n wBtu
tt'ks ago. was heard luesuay, yrsra departed Tuesday, after a ivttr atatunewo to nima cnuri-rp-r
pleaded guilty and the wet,k!s visit with her uncle. Geo. 7B;."'i c', ' r00
urt sentenced him to a year in T, ljsdford in4 family. Mrs. 4c.S?lilf?1: '..
it county tall. h..ru. wna tuMtmistrfMaat War- v..k..i.. n... 1. it u,ii im
. . . . I'llUli - - w - I lkHTMV
rentown for many years.
For sale: Choice Jersey cow,
Marv In Ua ley. who assisted in
hi Cedar Mill store robbery.
Moro KUiuy, Olio nri. , - - . . , . . . niirt,,.
oto five year sentence in the R". JV" '?,!' 'r, UA,V "
Ha was naroled rnHK oaiiy. vw srhwi, .
Tlinhone 11. K. Urabhorn, m-a-
verton Central. Residence three
nitcntiary. He was paroled
condition that he go to school,
I report to the sheriff regular
If he shall attend school,
r does attend and does not n-
y himself, then he will be
ken to Salem. Bailey is under
years of ago, !
Default cases-Cora Smith vs
enry Smith: Lowengart vs
iwenirart
Wtlkins vs McMannis, decree
foreclosure on tract tn Garden
a A oibtr lau.U are 11 1 1 n f 4 w 1 1000
K M Tunsiw to Victor lutttirlor,
toiiiv6s ft oa IUfun 1
Mary ilall to Maty Smck, lot la
Sbrrwood
I no KnnU to () A I'aluwr, 40 "rr
Scboll. 8ely plce 19
C at Clom to Kimna Muun, 9 a
VttiMoU Placa l-o
J K larnilv to L I llufltkrr. lo -x
1 50 ft at Hankt J
D A Otto to Ailolph A Sam KhniitU
water ilsht & pipt line prtvllrg.
Toby Smith to Mlr Adkint,
15 a
miles south of Reedvllle. on
Cooper Mountain. 47-9
D. M. Mclnnis, of Portland.
vas a city visitor yesterday. He
lt;U BOia ins nominKS "M hlleitoa Acre
Stavton. and IS now talcing a Coaierc Tt A Slni;i to ILiber
r-.ui Mr. Mclnnis former! V COn-1 CWI Club. 100 ft hi Hutur....
ducted a store at Hazeldale. near c w u 11 e
Kunlce Walker 10 w k uiock, 11 03
(to correct title)!) McUmmI cl 1 c.
trip he makes.
Edgar Meresse, of McMinn
ille, formerly of this county,
was irranted lioense to wed Ma
bt. Edith Bryant 'yesterday.
Mewse is on a Yamhill (.ounty
newspaper.
"The Honor of Bill Jackson"
will be the headliner, at the Poo
le's, tomorrow and Saturday.
J. W. Kerrigan will be with us
next Monday and Tuesday, as
Terrance 0 Rouke,
Mrs. Mary Risner expects her
trother. Wm. Karstetter. of Hit
nois, to rnve in Hiilsboro, the
ast of the week, and upon his
return Mrs. Risner will go bast
with him.
The basket ball games last
week were as follows: forest
(Wve All Stars defeated Hills
mro Hiirh. 15 to 8; Banks defeat
ed Hiilsboro High Juniors. 51 to
13: Hiilsboro High Juniors de
feated Columbia University Jun
iars, 16 to 8.
Rcidville.
Tor Sale-
Team horses, weight
1 1 000 1. littvnmia havraclr ufatrnn
II ..! I .I -I I rOV, liai nvna, iipjm.) "
uemei v uraum.nn, coni.r.... ow.4. havrake. all in good Con-
t. tr nr si hAM 11 'ai aain 1 ' . . m
dit bn. and a rare bargain lor
Wettein Oregon Trunt Co 10 It
Babb,lo,8secs4 A JJ t 1 r I w
10
aion of sheriff's sale
Wm. Nelson vi B. L Wilcox,
cree, judgment
H. T, Bagley appointed to ex
amine titlt in application of the
1 ..,.1. tl A mria
V r title to land at or near Cher
jy Grove.
Diaries for 1915 at Hoyt's.
Sduilmerich's butter is clean.
Uncle Sam says so, - Hiilsboro
Mercantile Co.
I ICveryoody knows that bulk
Varden seeds are best Buy
hem at Greer's and get the
price and assortment
Dwiirht Pomeroy and wife, of
.t'lrtvvillo. were In town the last
pf the week.
Vaii n tnvitiwt in tlm aorv
- - -.. 1 uu a.u it... .v u .w w . . w
WW. Ad.iress uox 1 1, ivouie o, lt the Baptist Church next Sun
Hiilsboro, Ore. w day. Prof. J. Sherman Wallace,
Trw Lsdioa' Auxiliary card I of McMinnville College, wil
nnriu at the Commercial Club Dreach in the morning on "The
ltnnma VriA&v afternoon, was Ideal Christian." and in the eve
unTi .ti.n.ll. Mrs. J. J. Krebs Ining on "Why Not Sin?" The
mnA mim Melon Killen had the Sunday school meets at 10 a m
high scores. and the Young People's Service
r,. ,x . J at 6:30 D. m. Praver meetinR ia
the Hiiwwro ire heM gt ;30on Thureday evcnlnK.
win kito 1 us iuiii annum
jonri U. UALL
ATTOB ttY-AT-LAY?
ttausaoKu. . okssvi.
W. W. DiUlOETT
ATTORKmr-AT-tAW
Orrioa: Mala Straat, ooaw Oemt Moa-A
UlLLMIORO , ORR . -
VWVWMM-WMMMMrVrVW
day night
Disced under arrest He w one
- .L . .. LliA .nil kaa
The city beat the farmers last fc ""'"'r
Saturday night the scores being: ft lJ V?- -r-ff
jArHi ' m ,ti uc- ir.1.1 1 the world.
411; are. 141. Jot Corrten. lot, isi, For sale:
ATTOM8T-AT-LAT2S3
1 HillsaX)t ('fton
1rVrrVWrXrrVrTVtM
skkftre
116; tola!, 4j8 aee, IJJ. Huoermn,
141, 119, I9S; tolal, 475! . a Ed
gar Re bat. 106, ISO. IJi; tolal, 37; ave,
119. I lei man KvBw. 9, 193, in; To
tal. J94; ave, iji. Grand Tot!, Stijo.
CITY-
Btown, 15$, tS4. 49: total, 45; ave,
ijj. uaibiem. 159. IJ9. no; lotai,
4J4! ve, 14.V logiea. 115. 107, 13 ; "ft-
tal, 361; ave, tat. DcCuumd, 144. 67,
liS; toUl, 4591 sve, l3. worn. 10a,
161, iSa; total, S9; '71
Total, taja.
Two cows, one fresh.
the other to freshen between
now and April 1. S. M. Chap,
man, 2 miles west of Hiilsboro.
Phone Cornelius, Zoi. -u
Two things govern the selec
tion of lenses and frames for the
glasses whioh Dr. Lowe has to
offer vou. There's the way you
Grand look in them and there's the way
you look through them. His Aim
ia tn spa that both wavs are sat-
Banks, iafactonr to you. He will be in ORENCO,
TelcpHona ofiea ataia to).
AUtaioS
DXL.X7.nYDD
Socotaaor to Dr.
USot ovtr OtlU Drag tUoro.
BaocUat, ttttwoaa sO fts4 th Sta.
Hiilsboro, Ortu
H. J. Smith, of near
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Perkins was an Argus caller today. Hotel Washington Parlors, to 4
. . J- I I ... i Cl. 1 L. IV,
were tenaerea a surpnse party. n. .M1 . pnw5 o ciock oniy. oaiuraay, ceo.
at their home on nfth btreet,
SL Valentine's eve. The enjoy
ment of the evening was 500.
after which delicious refresh
tnents were served. Those ores
ent were Messrs. and Mesdames U-.Hiilsboro Mercantile Co.
K0.V neaier, ueo. oievena, bri
Luther. Fred Cornelius, J. u
Anderson.
Grove, Friday, Feb. 26.
W. G. Walker, of Banks, was
an Argus caller this afternoon.
Ham and sausage our special-
$15, blue serge, suit
Hiilsboro Mercantile
The beit
In town at
Co.
Hon. E. W. Haines, of Forest
Klrove, waa down to Hiilsboro
Monday, a witness in circuit
court.
ball at
Hiilsboro Hall, Saturday evening.
Feb. 2a These attain are al
ways largely attended, and have
received a liberal patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace, of
Portland, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wallace, near Farmington, Sun-
day. .
Combs' Furniture store has
added a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
wm. unnstensen, oi wewuerg.
where he follows contracting and
building, was over this week,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. F.
A. Duncan.
Midniffht dance at Helvetia
II..II Q. J. ! . Oft
on, oaiuruay evuiiniK. rcu, w. .
KVervhnriv nv lad. Thna. Knrd.H Money 10 loan on mmi ocvui-
Manager. 40-8
W. P. Bellrood, of Portland,
was in the city Tuesday, and
made the Argus office a pleasant
call.
- -----
ity. 1 represent three large fire
insurance companies, uive me a
call. E. I. Kuratli. '
W. E. and IL A. Davies. of
For sale: Full blood coal black
Percheron mare, 4 years old,
about 1300; good worker, sound
and true. Also high grade lioi
stein cow. out of Frakes' herd,
giving 4 gallons milk daily -bell
with or without caii.-w. uay
nard, Hiilsboro, R. 2, between
Laurel and Scholia. 47-U
Miss Amelia Dick, who has
been at Hood River for the past
year, has returned honH to spend
few months with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dick, of
West Union.
Wanted: Fat or poor -cows,
bulla, or anything you wish to
turn to beef. Will exchan. e
good mirk cows for beef cattle.
Phone or write Peterson liros.,
Forest Gtove, Ore. 4t3 8
J. W. McConnell, working for
John Ironside, near Laurel, was
kicked bv horse. Monday, and
Banks, for years in the sawmill Bu8taine( three broken ribs. Dr.
Dances at Honey Hall, Aloha,
every second and fourth Satur
days in month. Everybody in
vited. 47.8-
Ell." Srtirton maa dnuin tmrn
Mlllltlitlir tho laat nt ttio tunnlr
He is working for Hare & Mil-
husiness. were in the city Mon
day, on business at the court
houae.
You can find some moth-proof
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All the latest reprint copy-
Erwin was called and attended
his injuries.
W. J. Head, of Orenco, was in
town Tuesday. He is inaugurat
ing a series of aalea at Orenco,
Wm. Wolf, of Beaverton, was
taken into custody yesterday, on
acharueof non-payment of ali
mony, fixed by the court His
ex-wife complained that he was
not paying any attention to the
court order, and he will have a
hearing in a day or so. Wm.
takes his arrest philosophically,
and says it isn't the first time he
has been in the toils on the same
art'air. The Kangaroo court pre
ferred a charge against Wolf
soon after breakfast this morn
i a J iS
ingr, ana ne was nnea niiy cenw
and sentenced to scrub out the
inner corridor.
The address of Oswald Olson,
at Hendricks' Hall, Cornelius,
Mondav. was well attended. Mr,
Olson, who recently came from
Berlin, says that the bermans
aro a unit in the war, and that
the country expects to gain ulti
mate victory. He says that
there is general feeling there
that England is at the bottom of
the war, and that the feeling is
not so strong against France and
Russia. The country, Mr. Olson
says, has unlimited resources,
and there is a feeling of optim
ism everywhere. He states thai
the reports from London and
Paris, as well as Petrograd, do
not tell the true story of condi
tion? at the front and that Ger
man arms are victorious when
outside reports give contrary
news. A parties in Germany
ha says, are united in patriotism
and in the Spring there will be
Briag your eggs to Greer's.
Emil Duycke, of Mountaindale,
was in the city Tuesday.
Chicken grit shell bone and
chick food at Greer's.
Peter Herman, of Minter
Bridge,, was a county seat caller
yesterday.
Blue Andelusian cockerels; also
M . a t la
eggs tor natcmng. km. uoos.
brest Grove ; phone aad. 48 1
Next Sunday evening a stere-
opticon lecture of "The Passing
of Old Ohina" will be given by
Mr. Harris, at the Plymouth
Church, at 7:30 o'clock. All are
invited.
Scores of Hiilsboro references.
For . sale: Mare, 3 years, un
broke; about 1100. Sire, Boge's
Belgian. Inquire of Oscar Jo
hansen. Hiilsboro. R. 5. Box 60
near Farmington. 47-9
Quarterly meeting in the Free
Methodist Church will begin Fri
day evening, at 7:30. and will
continue over Sunday. There
will be three services on Sabbath,
11 a. m.: 3 o. tn. and 7:30. Rev.
W. N. Coffee, Qf Portland, will
be present and have charge of
the meetings.
TheH. G. L Club met at the
horn ot Jos. Lorsubg, on Thurs
day evening. The hours were
spent in playing whist and danc
ing, ine new memoers wno
were initiated were Dorothy
Days, Mamie Grenbemer and
Will Day. Prizes were awarded
to Frank " Ritchey and Alice
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DR. W. E. PITTBNGBR
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Swift Refreshments were
Permelia Lawson, of Portland, served.
has sued James Lawson for di- M on farm
yorce. Sh , alleges desertion and iand8.-Washington Co. Inv. Co.
wants the custody of four minor c M. p.-i,n, tonm i rjim.
... ma ft t a l k.TCTJ AU ft a & Vft IIIIM Anrwau mtm
children, ine nusoana aesenea orrii Kndinr. HiUshoro. Ore- Tnnteait aui.
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wedded life.
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Vanderwal. who settled
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Pastor Harris, of Plymouth the loss of H. Florin, who lost
LitMk mill Ka1m a Blmnial OQ.. I m 1 . I. - oAAMM VIIa..
viiiui vii, win uviii oin.nm .n-1 rurniiure in uie okukkiu uc
iesot Lenten sermons next Sun-1 fife Bay9 that the blaze caused
day morning, which will run un- the destruction of one of the old-
til Easter, ine general subject I est walnut trees in county. The
will be'The Genius of the Chris- tree measure nearly two feet in
tian Life." The opening sermon diameter. Florin's furniture loss
will be on "The Personal Ele- wa8 adjusted at S300.
ment in unrisuanuy. umer
DR. J. R. MAREHAIAn
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SUDjecu will u n hi in nwni - .Kn iat;tnre.nn w Ufa
er, at the mill and lojjingcamp. right fiction, 50c, at Hoyt's.
which nromise to be of value to ureat oilonsive movement tn
the community. See his an- both the East and West theatres
nouncement elsewhere. of war.
Mr. Harris
. . l . ;. "Tu. iu.i. I reunicu Lna icvturQuii uiv
10 ue unnsiiftn, iuv vnns-r;- . ts-i- -ian mt
OI unnsuan vnuu, yui a- - - .7 - . nMMinn in
tian Joy and Power;" "The L"rhu" i-t Wv
Leadership of Jesus;" and "The Ply?ath Church last Sunday
Hone of Immortality." These morning.
atihiects cover a wide range off Do not forget the Sixteenth
thought and will be a serious Annual Ball of tit Osboro lire
effort to meet the vital questions I Department which will be held
of thoughtful people on the ap-1 in IlJ::-9 V ca tts wc-.i
piication of Christianity to life. of Fib. U
DR. C. H. POLLOCS,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Liuklater D;!:j
Buildiug, Main trc:l
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