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DlV KfcETINO IN OlOVf
)al fcatala rtM aa SmmM Bt
Vural school Rally will be M.I
North Plains IV ill ion. Kri
V. March 20. Tht pnnrram
taints of class-work demonatra
jna in Palmer writing and oth
'subjects; discussion of stand-
schools. Parent-Teachers'
U. manual training, new
kmJ laws. etc. Schools taking
it are Lelayvllle. Jackson, Ba
a. North Plains, Mountain
ie. Shady Iliook. Meacham,
rk Creek, Helvetia. Arcade,
illace. Pleasant View. Colum
, and SchletTelin.
'olTee will be served with the
ttct dinner.
f Brents and school ollWera are
I'd to attend.
MXJUAM -
VI5 a. m., aornr, "AmerieB."
W. Address of Welcome, K.
0. Heapons. S. A. I. Meek.
0th Classes in Calmer writ-
llistrtcU K. 54 and 21.
:w. How 1 won the Seventh
r. Miss Zoa Bloyd. Ijuartet
k Creek pupil.
OKI A Klanrianl SrhmiL how
Wed. Anna M. Schwall. II.
(Whran. J. M. Stretcher. J.
MrGlasaon, Gussie SiuUt snd
if Us Guerbrr.
1:10. "It's Long Way to
Wham's Crusting," Anna M.
unit.
1:111. Ikies a Mothers' Club
IP? Jennie Cypher.
I 'M), Practical manual tram
. Kstella Cuerber.
1:40. The school a social cen
, Mrs. J. M. Stretcher.
Basket Dinner
:15, School sonr.
::iu, New school laws, Supt.
W. Names.
;'). The rural school. Pres. J.
Ackermsn, Oregon Norms!
.00, A messairs from Polk
nty, L V. Mack In, rurul
k supervisor.
ach school should have son in.
I it and pennants.
W. Barnes, county school
rintendei.L
II. Jack, rural supervisor.
M. Wadaworth, committee
arrangement.
SUKPHISI1
very pleasant surprise wax
Vn at the home of Ferd Klatt
wife, of West Union, on
lraday evening. March 4. The
ring was spent in names
music. Refreshments were
Ved at midnight Those pros-
were rannie and louieTur
Henry JacoUen, rather,
M . . ft . ft Bh
len, iinah ami urn iiocxcn.
, Klsie and lloaie Jossv, Paul
Albert Landauer. Lilly Smith,
iuford Otey. Signa and Ed 01-
I Pete. Geo and Henry Wal-
S, Marie Oliver, Hen and John
uls, Lester Bellinger, Esther,
ma and Jonathan Klatt
Card sf Thanks
wish to express our sincere
inks to the many kind friend
their aid and sympathy dur
the long illness and the ob-
lilies of the late beloved hus
VI and father. , Col, R. W.
NuU, snd return especial
inks for the beautiful floral
butca.
Mr! Ssrah McNuU,
11. U. McNutt and wife.
C. S. McNutt and family.
Clarisaa McNutt and family.
Cornelius, Ore", March 9. 1915.
CARD OP THANKS '
desire to exorcss our sincere
i i . . . .. ..
inict to all who so kindly ten
eu aid and sympathy during
f recent bereavement the
th and obsequies of the late
snanci and father, George Je
p Pslmateer, and we return
K'ciai thanka for the beautiful
;al tributes.
Mrs. G. J. Pslmateer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sneneer.
Mr. and Ma P CI Mitohell.
Millsboro. Ore., March 9, 1915.
KOBINSON BENNETT
fcy C. Robinson, of near Lau
and Mits Olive Bennett of
Jgene, were united in marriage,
the Lane Countv csd its I.
rch 10. lfllfi. Tk hrlHo ia s
Khter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
At who formerly resided her a
y win via it with the br do's
jrenta a dav or so. near Eu
K and then settle near Lau
Northern bmh.ii Kill lr
garden
d at Greer..
It TJ tt MittS I.
I xongue was iiuamoon
fwrun week, litcioit
isOm Fccrd iiri
court
'returned
!" vir.tirin r.:r
tret!
,ttr,
Dvputv Sheriff W. II. IUbs. of
Ukiah. Mendocino Countv. CaL
arrival here Tueadav morninir
and departed in the afternoon
with pri4ctner Henry Hruah.wsnt'
fd in th Smth for selling li'juor
i an Indian, as w II as for vU-
ating a lurole-or nmlatinn'- aa
thy call it in California. Deputy
J s.ty that liriiNh wbm con-
vi.-ted t.f non-nnrt and that
when he rrreived his liarole he
viola ti.l it hy the vale of liipior
to the rvdnkin. and then left for
Oregon. Hrudi has a wife anil
three sniult children. The atate
4W will L'ive. p.nish two yearf at
San (Jn.Milin. I'.runh was found
up near Hanks, and his pocketn
were tilled with letters, several
of which were from a young
school yirl. Yoiintr ifirU ahotild
Ik mitfhtv cur ful how they cor
rfM)inl with flranirers.
For Sate -Uoee Ciunb Rhode
Inland White eirw' for hatching,
from prio winninK stock : Uo
Sinulettoinli White U'lthorneirgl
for hatching', sml day-old rhhka.
Prices reatnable. Mrs. M. C.
I'svi. Hilltihoro. It 5, Phone
C 217. mi
Saturday wiui mrin! day meet
ing for the i. A. II and W. It
:.. at the Odd I'ellows hall, with
an excellent program, and a itood
wietM time, the program was
as follow: Kong: Address by
Mrs. Nettie Jetfers; instrumental
music, Ii K Maine ami J 1. 1. row;
violin and piano, Mr Lincoln and
L Crow; reading, -, h bi;; no-
o. ignore Jeliers: aauress by
Mr lach, Purest Grove; music,
Myrtl Grahle; reading. J L
rowjstdo, Mrs K W Phillips;
reathnits, Mm Crandalt and Vir-
kie HetiHley; duet Mrs Crsndsll
and Jennie llainen; song. "March
ng Through Georgia." revised
version.- Mrs. Nellie .jeliem.
'less tWrenpondent
For Sale or Trade -Hay stal
ion. for team of horses. Stal
lion was (t years this bpring;
weighs 17H. - Address Fred
Meyer, HillrttH.ro, It 3. 4'JM
Marvin P.ail-y, the youngster
who helited nd the Cedar Mill
8 tore, is in some pickle. He was
psroled by Judge Cample on
the proviso that he should go to
school. Camphell's parole did
not get to working overtime as
l.iiley was nnttcd by St Helens
olliciuls. who wanted him for
forgery. He pleaded guilty at
St Helens, snd rw-ived a parole
on the provision that he should
make gottd the money received
for the spurious paR-r. if liai-
ey works to get the money he
will violate Judge Campbell's pa
role, and if he shall go to school
he will violate the parole at St
ens. So, ns his folks have no
money it looks like young ltailey
is in some quandsry.
For Sale - (!as line engine, nix
horse imwer, in good repair,
Jeasonabte terms. -II. M. Van-
derjtandi'n, Forest Grove. Ore.,
t 2. Phone 51. 49-51
Uirhard Wilcox and brother,
Freil, were 'down frtm near
Ireenville, Saturday, taking in
the town alooir with Neighttor
Win. Smith. Richard stM'nt a
gotnl many cars running a loco
motive down in the hind of the
greaser ami teon, inn lie says
that he h:isn t lost any railroad
ing in Mexico, those troublous
days. Richard prefers to Ftay
here In Washington County and
conduct what he calls an "hve-
ess garden of F.den.
All night dunce at Helvetia
Hall, evening of March 17. Kv-
erylwdy come and have a good
time. Lunch at midnight. Tick
ets, SI. lhoH. rord, Manager.
At the Kvangeltcal church next
Sunday evening. 1M, there will
be a song service and literar
W
the f
urogram. Selections by
choir. A roMrt of the Mate
Convention of Christian bndeav
or, recently held at Kugene, will
be given by Miss Ivlna Lysieor
Aloha.
)o not forget the sale of livery
stock, Second and Washington,
Saturday. March Kl. the sale
begins at 10 a. m.
S. M. Kelso, of Sherwood,
writes the Oregonian that ne
has had "white black berries" in
his garden for 10 years. This
was written because of a recent
article telling how Luther Bur-
bank had evolved a white
blackberry. Mr. Kelso saw you
can t aistinguisn me aiuereuce
i . l . r
in lasie irom inu rem vuuu
. . r . I. , I
berry.
White Minorca eggs for hatch
Inff-settingof 15 tor $l.-Wil
lard Tupjier, Hillaboro. Telephone
City 502. "
Albert Tozier. an oldtime Hills
boro boy, wus here Sunday, Ihe
gueBt of T. S. Weatherred and
familv. He celebrated his 55th
birthday while in town -but the
oldtimer doesn t look It
For Sale -High-grade bull calf.
weighs 125 lbs. Price, $20.-
John Lehman, Beavertpn, Ore.,
It 2. Phone F36x3. 50-2
John Vanderwal went over to
North Plains, Tuesday, to adjust
a alight fire loss, which occurred
the tirst of the week in the ho
tel, caused by a defective flue,
O. A. Cook and wife, of Cor
nelius, were in the county sea
Tuesday.
Born, March 4. 1915. to Albert
due levi::gs
BRi:;6SSUIT HERE
AlWft h tmmt hired by County
Curt ol Cls4.kama Caunly
to iritiT iht tint siitort
ktkt it lw' TkfM4 Dallarf. tin
Caalrad Wlik Ta tl fears'
L L lievings. the Portland de
tective, has broyght suit here on
a change of venue from Clacka
mas County, and he asks that
Clackamas County pay him
$2,000, for services rendering in
attempting to unravel the secret
of the Hill murders at Arden-
wald, in 1913. livings alleges
that he has a contract signed by
County Judge Anderson and one
comm'iaioner. and he claims
that Sheriff Mass and District
Attorney Giltert Hedges are
cognizant of the contract
County Judge Anderson, in the
name of the county, makes an
swer to the suit by Baying that
he only aigned the contract un
der the understanding that all
three members of the county
board were to sign before it
would be valid. J. W. Smith.
commissioner, signed up, but Mr.
Mattoon. the third of the board,
refused to sign the paper.
The suit brings to mind the
horrible kilting of four members
of the Hill family.
Levings is one of Portland's
shrewd detectives, and has fig
ured on many important cases.
The case will be set but it is
not likely that it will be tried at
a very early date.
"TMU CtlUN SPY"
"The Cuban Spy" will be ren
dered at the Grnge Hall, tteav
erton, Wednesday evening. Mar.
17. (St Patrick's Day), for the
benefit of the Catholic church.
Cast of Characters
Little Cuba "F.linora." The Cu-
Imn Spy Miss M. Welter
Richard Carson, a young Ameri
can 1. Barrett
Valdex. secretly in the pay of
Spain F. O'Connors
Jasper Gomez and tape, oll'icers
under Valdez
... 0. Skopil and A. Wheeler
Phelim McNab, Irishman
J. McNamara
Carl Weisbeer. Dutchman
J. Muessig
Jerry, Negro K. Hinchy
Bridget Monahan Holuoke
Sophie, a maid M. Hinchy
Timer Two hours and a half.
Irish Beauties, Orchestra Sel
ection.
Act 1. Sc.ne: Deck of Vessel.
"Ab Long as the Shamrocks
irow Green," Orchestra.
Mother MachiVe, vocal solo,
tobert Barrett
Selection, violin solo, Carl Senn.
Marche Lyrique, piano duet
Misses A. Hermans and A.
linchy.
Act 2. Scene: Interior of old
inn.
"New Tipperary," Orchestra.
Selection, vocal solo, A. 11
Cain.
'Fontenoy, recitation, F.
Hennessy. -
Piano Selection. Miss A. Senn.
"Killarney," vocal solo, Miss
K. Wheeler.
Act 3. Scene. Headquarters
and prison.
"Merry Irish Widow," Orches
tra.
- Mttle SPrig of Shamrock."
vocal Tsolo. Mrs. K. Britch.
"Wearing of the Green," vio
lin solo, H. Holboke.
"Eyes of Irish Blue," vocal
solo, Miss A. Muessig.
Merry Kyes, mandolin duet
Misses M. Hiddell and N. Price.
Act 4. Sence: Parlor of Ho
tel.
"It's a Long Way to Tipper
ary, urcneaira.
FAREWELL PARTY
The members of the Rebekahs
and families tendered Mrs. K. E.
Ling. Mrs. Jos. Klliott and Airs.
Green Zumwalt a farewell sur-
Srise at Odd Fellows Hall, Mon
ay evening. Mrs. Zumwalt goes
to her home at Eugene, wrs. w-
liott to Mom. and Mrs. Ling to
Corvallis. The evening was en-
ioved with games, conversation
and music, t hose present were:
Messrs and Mesdamea Uenton
Bowman, C E Deichman. D B
F.mrick, A Board, a Trulhnger,
V C Francis: Mesdames Green
Zumwalt E E Ling, Jos Elliott
I V Trullinger, Geo Dunsmoor, C
C Frick, Flora Sears. M C Case.
A E Sigler, F Barr. 0 E Fluke, C
Wilkins."P Long, E Luther, J H
Foote, M Payton, A Hoffman, J
Mathews; Misses Minnie Abbott
Angie Harrington, Grace Fuller.
Amanda Hartrampf, Lottie But
ler. Flora Wilkins. Mildred Rus
sell, Francia Wilklna?
W. H. French was down from
Forest Grove, yesterday.
Born, March 5, 1915. to Mr.
end Mrs. Philip Streib Jr., of
ri-.r,LBdrsf.
Garden seeds in bulk at Greer's.
C. F. Hornecker. of Iisyville.
was a city caller Wednesday
morning.
Do not forget that Crecrs have
the largest assortment of bulk
garden seeds in the county.
A. M. Porter, of Canton, was
in the county seat the first of
the week. "
For Sale: Re cleaned red clo
ver heed. 1 1 Cents per xund.
lI.Sohler.llillslmro.ILl. 1
Richard Sandford. ot Glencoe,
was in the city -the first of the
week.
Springtime is here. i now
is the time to make gard i. Buy
your garden seeds at Greer's.
Do not forget the St. Patricks
dance on the evening of March
17th. at Hillsboro Hall.
Kmil Menke. of Huber, was an
Argus caller yesterday, while in
town making a taxpaying trip.
For Bale: Fresh cow, good
milker. JJ gallons daily. Price.
$oo. Inquire Bethany store. 52
Wm. Tolke. of above Banks,
was in town Tuesday. cnroaU to
Portland.
Kveryoody knows that bulk
garden seeds are Ust Buy
them at Greer's and get the
price and assortment
J. C. Kuratli was able to I on
the street yesterday, the first
tune since his attack of rheuma
tism. C. K. Korn, of Helvetia, was
in town yesterday. He is just
convalescing from a severe ill
ness in mid-winter.
The Iirsung Brothers are put
ting up a hop house for their
brother-in-law. Carl Meier, of
lt-isyville.
Luke Stewart, of Portland,
was out to Hillstioro. Sunday, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. L A.
Rood.
A. J. Killen, of Woodburn,
w here he makes his home with a
sister, was over to Hillaboro. the
first of the week.
German Lutheran services.
Sunday afternoon, at 2:.'J0. at the
Congregational church, hnelish
Sunday school at 2:00. -K. W.
Lueeke, Pastor.
Dr. J. II. Talbot Dean of the
Kimball School of Theology, Sa
lem, w ill conduct services at the
M. E. Church. Sunday morning.
The public is cordially invited,
There will be a basket social
ami entertainment at the Shute
school house, near Milkapsi. Sat
urday evening. March 20. All
are invited.
T. P. Goodin, of West Union.
was in town Monday, tie was
at Salem. Sunday, to see his
brother. It B., who ia con
valescing from a severe illness.
'The Social Circle of the Cong.
Church will lie entertained by
Mrs. it C Vaught and Miss Eva
Bailey, at the home of the latter.
Thursday, March 20, 1915, at
2:30 o'clock.
Legislator Sim Paisley was
down from Buxton, Tuesday,
and says he is working hard on
that ranch, and feels that he
could now undergo another siege
at Salem. -
0. A. Yergcn, of Laurel, was
in town Monday. C. A. alter
nates between Aurora and the
Chehalem hills, and occasionally
gets to the old county seat in his
rounda.
The recital given by pupilaof
Misa Dee Darling, last Saturday
evening, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adams, was well attended.
The vupils all did well, showing
marked improvement in their
work in the last quarter.
St Patrick's Day will be cele
brated at the Hillshoro Hall by
the dancers of Hillaboro and vi
cinity, Wednesday evening,
March 17. The Emerald idea
will be the feature of the eve
ning, and all are invited out to
enjoy the mirth-making. Ten
cents admission and 5 conta per.
Ed. Olson departed the first of
the week for Valdez. Alaska,
where he will work in one of the
big mines in tlr.t rich section.
He accompanied A H. Bryant
of Boston, one of liie stockhold
ers of the mine. Mr. Bryant
spent the first of the week in
llillsboro, a guest at the Olson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. David Applegate,
of Newalla, Okla., arrived here
this week, and are guests for an
extended visit with their daugh
ter. Mrs. Chaa. McFadden, and
family. This ia their first trip to
the great West, and they find
this section settled better than
the Okla. country.
The Uniform Rank K. of P.,
with twenty members,- are mak
ing good drilling under Capt F.
J. Williams, and the boya will
soon give a benefit dancing en
tertainment. for the good of the
company... This feature of the
order is growing rapidly, and the
boys want to make a good show
ing at the 1916 Supreme conven
tion, at Portland. Several of the
company have been members for
about 15 years, and the old fel
lows take to the work like thrifty
J. LI. C1.1 OS
Wife Fla4s Hastes 8sp 4
Frwn Rope la Bara
IttTUUTED IXTEKTION Of SLICICZ
WmU4 for rWtfaai Water
Drfarharal-Ovate1 I Acres
J. M. Btake. aged 46 years, own
er of eight acres of land at North
Plains, committed suicide last
night by hanging himself in his
barn. Blake had been despond
ent for two or three days. He
owed nothing, but was getting
no ready money, and he made
the remark. Saturday, that a
man who could not make things
go had better end bis life. Last
evening, after supper, he told his
wife that he thought he would
go across trie town to borrow
a a isc. sne volunteered to go
with him,nd when she did this
he gave up the trip, and started
to play with the children. Mrs.
Blake went to the post office.
and when she returned about 8
o'clock the husband was gone.
She naturally supposed be had
gone to borrow the diss, and
thought nothing about it until it
grew late. When he did not re
turn at 10 o'clock she went to the
barn and called, but received no
response. She later called on
several neighbors, and at mid
night went through the barn.
She also called on Geo Hunter,
who told her if h,e did not show
up in a few minutes he woald or
ganize a search party. About
one o clock she again went to
the barn and found the husband's
body, suspended from a rope.
Mrs. Blake, assisted by a relative
of her husband, cut the body
down, it being stilt warm. All
efforts to resuscitate the man
were futile.
Blake formerly worked for the
Portland Water Company, and
lately expressed a desire to re
turn there.
He was a native of Illinois.
Sheriff Reeves and Corner Bar
rett visited the scene, and con
cluded that there was no necessi
ty of an inquest the facts being
so apparent.
Blake was in Hillsboro last
week, and in talking with Davis
and roley, in the county record
er's office, appeared to be opti
mistic Mrs. Blake says that
while tearing down some timbers
the other dav Blake was struck
on the head and complained con
siderably of the injury, and seem
ed to be more despondent after
the accident
SCHOOL BASE BALL
Forest Grove. Ore.. Mar. 8, 1915.
The Washington Co. Teachers'
Association is promoting a series
of base ball games to include all
schools of five rooms and under.
All schools who wish to enter the
aeries will be arranged in pairs
to play off the first game March
19. The winners will then be
arranged in pairs to play April 2.
the next game will be April 16.
The plan is to have the number
reduced to two teams who are to
meet for the final game at Hills
boro on the spelling contest day,
lion Bros, have offered a hand
some silver cup as a trophy to
the final winner. . ..
All the schools are urged to
enter this contest and send their
applications to Prof. R. L. Wann.
of Orenco, so that the March 19
games can be arranged at the
Association meeting at Tigard,
March 13. The committee de
sires to arrange for schools of aa
near the same size as possible to
meet each time and also to make
as little travel as possible.
K. L. Wann, Orenco,
S. W. Babcock. Gaston.
N. A. Frost Dillev,
Committee.
TAQ DAY
The Social Circle of Plymouth
Church will conduct a Tag Day,
Saturday. March 13, to raise
funds for church improvements.
This being the Saturday Dreced-
ing St Patrick's Day. the tag
will be a shamrock, and will be
sold tor 10c. The committee in
charge is Mrs. R. C. Vaught
Mrs. David Kuratli and Mrs. R.
L Easter, and young ladies of
the church will sell the tags on
the streets.
Help a good cause by wearing
a shamrock tag Saturday.
Remember the Boy Scout Show
Friday night
Marriage license has been
granted S. Marvin Nobles and
Edith Marion, of Sherwood.
Watch our window for St Pa
trick's day specials. The Den of
Sweets.
Unless all signs fail the Boy
Scout Shows will have a large
and admiring audience at the
Gymnasium Friday night
Mrs. Walter Jackson, of Fort
and. is vioiunx with l:rs. Uo.
Jackson tti lira. VL C. XvA
M b-V
Thsre was quite a family re
union at the home of Mr. and
lira. H. Harrington. North Hilla.
boro. Sunday, when ihe children
and their families gathered un
der the home roof-tree for din
ner and supper. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ire
land. North Plains; Mr. and Mrs.
It Walker. Forest Grove: Mr
and Mrs. C. Barber and Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Harrington. Hillsboro;
Miss Angie Harrington. Josenh
ana Airrea Harrington, at home.
k m r
Best wishes oi the family circle
were sent to the absent chi dren
and their families, who are Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Reed. York. Neb. :
H. r. Harrington and family, of
Benedict Neb., and Mrs. Minnie
Lewis and family, in the Alberta.
For Sale-Eight and one-half
aeTML nn mila nnrrhoaet nf
nca. if iii luroun lorannerrv or i
duck oerry plants tree lit want-
M) to set out balance of land.
Will take corn, beans and toma
toes for canning purposes. Small
house and barn, tine location.
Pnce, $200 per acre. Part cash
and reasonable terms on balance.
-Address 0. G. Gillett Hillabo
ro. K. 4.
The petition for the hotel sa
loon at North Flams was up to
the county court last Friday.
and was beaten by a close mar
gin. The petitioners had about
zW names on the list but sever
al had also signed the remon
strance. These, of course, count
ed on the remonstrance, but not
on the petition, and. together
with those who signed neither.
the anti-element had the best of
it by a few voters. The petition
was thereupon withdrawn. This
ill probably be the last effort
to have a saloon at North Plains.
Wanted: Girl for general
housework on farm. Telephone
Farmer 314. Will pay $20 Der
monin.
Ladies of the Needlecraft and
their husbands gave a surprise to
J. J. Krebs and wite. Saturday
evening. They did not find the
recipients of the surprise at
home, but they went in and en
joyed themselves for the evening
j us i me same as inougn tney
were at home.
For sale: Set single heavy
harness and pair heavy one-horse
shafts. Chas. Gardner, Hillsbo
ro, Ore.
L C. Kelsay. formerly city en
gineer or Hillsboro. is an appli
cant for the position ot state en
gineer, under Gov. Withycombe.
E. B. Tongue, of this city, natur-
ally must feel that Kelsay hasn't
much chance for this plum if the
district attorney can have any in -
flueace with His Excellency.
Capt A. Johnson and wife, of
"VBB ABBUI VI. VffJIV III WW II JWI
terdav. Thev have (told thPirhM
nlai-A trt I") M CVviIav nnui nf C.
i TT.r ., "V" . ,
lam Wkll. I .iimI wunala Ia.
IVIU. IT Mill? U.UICI ICKICIO IV3 -
: l. r . j ., .1
iok wie vipu ana nis lamiiy mey
are to be eonmtnlated on their
new neighbor. Coolev formerly
resided near PhilliDS.
, .
ror saie: tsarreu riymoutn
Rock. 0. A. C. strain, eggs for
Btmin orra fnrl
hatching. Setting of 15, 75e. or
9 ullinn tnr f 1 95. P W R,l.
mond, Washington - Street be-
tween 4th and 5th. 51-4
Mrs. Jos. Elliott and children
leave the first of the week for
Mora. Oregon, where they will
spend the Summer with Mrs.
Elliott's mother. Mr. Elliott will
take a run up into the British
Columbia country, and expects
to locate there.
A meeting of the stock sub-
acriberaof the Oregon Hop Grow-
era' Association ia tn tv hnlH at
the City Hall. Hillsboro. March
5. at 2 D m. for the Duroose of
elecUng a delegate. All stock -
holders are requested to be pres
ent. ,
Wm. Rhea and wife, of Mon
tana, and Mrs. H. T. Bagley have
returned from a visit to Oroville
and San Francisco. Mr. and
Mrs. Rhea will start for their
home in Montana the first of the
week.
We have several wire stools
which are too low for our Dur-
pose, but will be ideal for the
housewife to use tn the -kitchen.
These will be on sale at $1.25
each, at the Den of Sweets.
Bring your eggs to Greer's.
SURPRISE PARTY
A pleasant farewell surprise par
ty was given Mr. and Mrs. C.
Rehse, at their home at Sixth
and Fir, Wednesday evening.
March 10, by the ladies of the
Needlecraft
The evening was soent in mu
sic nd cards. At midnight dain
ty refreshment were served.
Those present were Messrs
andJMesdames C RehseH Kam
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na, K E Heater. J J Krebs. J B
Stewart U Wann. W Gifford. J
Nicodemut. U Kuratli. H Kroe-
ger. D Emerick, Mesdames J. E.
Reeves, E. Lanzford; Hisses
Bertha and Verna Rehse. Lucile
and Arline Kamna and Gladys
stewtrc
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