ii. el cs
ui
Uy Mkmim UMtr
mta ! Cmm.II
IH-
Wra has Atxivn rot an
ladiaf 1 aV- TU Week, CaitoMt
few rlecaaf SiAr
lilltboro ha concluded to put
1 n iu macadam thia year with
it th contract prucrta and to
at rnd Mayor Barrett and the
Sty Council have employed lion.
V. Goodin, of North Main.
tupcrviM the work. The men
i be hired by Mr. Goodin, and
ill have full charge. The
y engineer haa aurveyed the
Vlwg, and work waa itarted
ia wwk.
Ilillihoro men and teama will
given tne preference at all
ft A f .. . .
, ana iruna sizca crew
I un be at the taak of mak-
twtter roadways.
Uxk will be shipped in on the
way. and by the time thv
f ta are ready for the cruahtMl
ttrial there will be emH.it.
d to make abort ahif t of the-
k. It it eatlmated that from
Ive to fourteen thouaand dol-
will be eipended on the inv
vrment, and thia will mean
ir for aeveral weeka.
udite (rtiodin baa had eiperi-
to thia daaa or Improve-
L and will give me city the
t of hia aervlcf.
Jr. Goodin aaya that there
be plenty or dirt for dwpo
and if there art any in mid
thi aurplua for filling they
juld put In their rtxjumU at
NUTICO TO PATHONS
have decided todiaaolve part-
Vhin. ami therefore it become
iwary to meet our old cua
M'ra who have ao long and
tinuoualy viaited our atore
I given ua their trade. The
jrs
e
V which have pawed in
here have developed ti
fnendahip that are very
a. and now that change
V Arm haa become nectaaary
leel that we are leaving the
ily circle, but the cold de-
da of buaineta compel ua to
our accounta, and therefore
mum ak all owimr ua to
in and make an early art-
ont. In rUwinir we will bt
o(J to place all umwttlea ac
ta for collection, and thia c
to avoid by your voluntary
friendly Battlement
hone holding trade cttecka
bring them in before or on
15th of May. 1915. at they
be of no value after Hut
Wilkina & Challacoml.
prndiue. Ore.. May 6, 1915.
Cleaa-np Day
Ve ia hereby given that Tues
May 18. 1916. haa been
Wed by the City Council
Jillahoro, Orecon. aa "Clean
Mil
ft
ay. All citizens are urired
erve thia day.
persons muat procure the
f the Hump Groundi from
llenal.y. Street Commia
r. it ua all co-operate and
ua the Citv neit TuiMUlav.
Med thia 18th day of May.
W. N. Barrett.
Mayor.
COUNTY COURT
county court before ad
m r last week, passed on
following: Proponed Road
J, petition of Geo Conzel
et ala. continued to June
of Court
Smed Road N06JI, petition
ilne et ala. waa. ordered
lished.
,W Scott Herb Matteaon and
horwill meet to view the
p4 Koad No 637. petition
(Nankins et ala.
rk Luce reoorted April feea
W.'W; Recorder Davia. feea
K4.30.
nd tranafera ordered-$17.
Tom School District No 71 to
)ral fund: 133 from seneral
to county road fund.
MEMORIAL DAY
n. e .livers will oreach
)orial Day services at the
L. . mi a . , a a
j-eni, ineaire, aunaay, May
u 11 a. m. The G. A. K
W. R. c. invite all to attend
the Daatora and members of
ther churches are given s
al invitation to be present
make thia Union aervice.
choirs of the various church
ire requested to participate
?r the leadership ot Mr.
moor. On Monday, May 81.
roet and Corps will hold rit
;tie ceremonies at the ceme
I from 8 to 10 a. m.. and in
'afternoon will attend exer-
under the direction of the
i.iithii.. dj.il n
wuiHuiiMaa. nouuiwii
.Coromindsr Gen. Ranwm
No. O, Dcpirtaant of Ore
The People st-d Grand Thca-i
Irea have conKJilJiti. am) some!
lime during nctt the JW
pie will rlon and the Grand will
open under the ne management.
Alfretl Harrington, no of the
I'eopU-n. will have rharif of the
aelectiima for the pre-nt and
will make Un'kinir from the
iWUay and Universal, or from
any Film Co. that ha, the bt
in the market A new Grand
piano, the bent ev-r briwiifht to
ll.IUI.oro. will U installed. Mr. N
I'hitlipa will take care of the
overhead mannicement. and the
consolidation iw-.fi a b'tter mo
t'on picture w-rvice than the city
haa evrr enjoywj. The one-unit
theatre will mean a reduction of
overhead eXn-nH? and a ronne
juent U'tU'rnn-nt of photo play
program, which ahould mean a
ureater pul.lic aatMfaclion. The
new theatre will be one of the
Unit in the state outni lo of Tort
land, and IlilUboro i awaiting
conjtratulHti ns. Mi. I'hilliim re
tains owneralnp of the building
in which he has invented thous
and oruoilars.
To farmer, teamiter and
(very men: I he leather market
ts dropmng, and. until July 1. 1
wilk-ri iliic) the price of every ar
ticle in my shop. If you want
some genuine bantams, call and
see me.-"lfc h. tiotham. Main
Slreet, optNHil Tualatin Motel.
Iillsboro. 7M
Mr. and Mrs.C. T.ChriU tisen
and daughter. Helen, who have
Mfn living north of the Tualatin
'lain for several yeurs, have
staited Kant for termancnt resi
dence. They will go to Hum'
Hitdt, la., and take up farming.
ney came to the roast is years
ago, and here G years ago. For
some time Mr. ChrHtmsen ran
the pan at the Grove condenser,
heir many friends here will re
gret t- see them leave. 1 hey
stop at Ghehalis to vinit Andrew
,hrtlrtien and at liululo. Mon
tana, to viit another brother.
For 8alt; Auto in flrst-cla-w
condition. Will sell veryjeanou
able, or trade for a gmid, young
team, hurnesi and hwlit wagon.
Team nitiHt I lm to lji each.
Call Ifix. Forest "Grove -North
Seventh Street. 5tf
Samuel Karvcl. of Hetlianv.
dii-d May f. 1'JI.V lie was Uirn
in I'olainl. July 21. 1XI7. and was
marrletl to Niphia Margmtr. in
5ttW. hlev n children were Intrn
U the union, live dying in in-
ancy. Mrs, Kargel died thir
teen years ago. In 1M1M) Mr.
Kargel carne to Oregon, and
carved a home from the Jlethany
forest He was a splendid neigh'
nr. a good friend and a worthy
citizen, rive (laughters, a son
and 27 grandchildren survive.
Taken up: llrown mare pony,
iranded II on right shoulder.
'ay chttruea, prve pniHrty and
take si ne away.-C. Vander-
most. I', sverton. Or.. R. 3. Half
mile south of Kinton. 0 8
Th" city library has placed an
orrVr for 27(1 volumes ot refer
em-es, historical, impular authors
etc., with laurel M. Iloyt. who
was the lowest in figures of any
contenders. Mr. Iloyt gave the
ibrary Iward tho advantage of
cost of shitiMiig. and he was
awarded the business. They ex
nect the Utk here within JW
days, and at that time rogula
tions will have been formed for
usage.
Good Real Hstate security of
fered for loans at and 9 ht
cent Coill and look applications
over, rl u rerkins, HillslHiro.
Oregon. tf.
Jos. L Meek Iodge, biyal Or
derof Moose, met luesdav eve
ning. and the following officers
were installed for the ensuing
term-Herman Collier. Dictator;
C. C. Frick. Vice Dictator: F. L
Janacn. Prelate: L. 1. Adams,
Secretary; David Corwin. Trea
surer: W. H. Keiling. I. (i.; Ihos
Dully, 0. G.; H. T. Koeber.
Trustee.
For sale: Duroc-Jorsey sow
with uiirs at side: one sewn to
litter, and a few tine shoats.-
Walter .ctzman. Cornelius, K 1,
near SchielTelin. 6 s
Last Friday was social day for
the G. A. R. and W. R. C. and
they met in the Odd Fellows
Hall. The afternoon was spent
In visiting and a general good
time. Mrs. Charles Bevier told
about her sojourn in Florida,
the past Winter, which was en-
joyed by all.-Mrs. Nettie Jef-
Ci. JMrA.M.ij..t
- "7
Hillsboro Grays baseball team
will give a henelit dance, at the
Hillsboro Hall Friday night,
May 14. Admission 10c; dancing
5c. Dancing begins at 8 MO.
A. C. Shute. of the American
National will leave the 23rd for
San Francisco, where the bank
era of Idaho. Nevada. California
and Oregon will meet in annual
convention. They will be in Res
aion three days, and A. C. ex
pects a big time.
For sale: Jersey cow, giving
four gallons milk daily.Ured
Klink, 11th and Fir Street. Hills
boro. e
Mm. W. G. Oliver and two
children returned Sunday to.their
home in Portland, after a visit
i.L if n .u u.
' ",r"; u!! V.i.r'co V
a sister of Mrs. Oliver.
Garden seeds in bulk at Greer's,
ESS
Anders a'Fiii
t'lah Concera Make PropMal ta
I ornl Praduct Slocktwldrr
WILL IE TAKEN IN NEW COMPANY
CerrartllM Hit IM.MS Casual
Sletk feial I al PtikI
While llillsboro waa quietly hi-
bernating the fame of one of its
products was gathering in mo
mentum and had reached Utah
in a manner that may mean much
to the industry here. The gov
ernor of Utah appointed a com
mission to visit Pacific Coast
Mints and look into the matter
of fruit and vegetable preserving.
They visited California and
Washington and then heard of
llillsboro'a Food Products Co.
and its output. The gentlemen
came here, investigated, and
went home to make their report
When the reports were read it
waa found that the llillsboro
product had won first preferment
by the three people who had
called on all preserving plants on
the coast. As a result several
wealthy Utah people formed a
company they already have a
Utah pltnt-with $.M).0i0 rash
paid in capital stock and $100. WM)
more subscribed, and made a
proposal to the stockholders of
the Food Products Co. They of
fered to take in the llillsboro
plant and patents and issue
tot-k of the holding company.
and when the stockholders held
their meeting they voted to turn
over the Food Products proposi-
tion to the Utah corporation.
The new company proposes to
get bony this season and take
care 01 the early iummer and
late Autumn output
It is to be hoped that the new
people w ill make a eucxess of the
plant Salt like men interested
in the venture are men of large
means, and they say there is a
big future for the process used
hy the llillshoro plant provided
there is money enough available
in the company'a handa to do
business on the proper scale.
This they have - and llillsboro
will soon be on the map.
MISS TAMinStli KNTLWTAINS
Miss Lura Tamiesie delightfully
entertained at her home in this
city Saturday afternoon in honor
of Miss Ada Taylor. Queen of the
May at Pacific University, and
her maids. Guessing contests,
which brought out the culinary
knowledge of the girls, occupied
tho first part of the afternoon,
after which jointed dolls were
given to each guest and she was
required to dress a May Queen
with white crepe paper. vMuch
fun was occasioned by this num
ber, and some of the dolls pre
sented a very artistic appearance.
Dainty refreshments were
served. Tho tables were dec
orated with pink candles, pink
Mav baskets and pink roses.
The guesta were Mrs. Bush-
nell, Misses Ada Taylor, Anna
Ijike, Norma Hope, Minerva
Vermilyea. Rita Macrum, Hazel
Davies. Grace Thomas. Esther
Chalmers. Klula Iiynes, Hester
Harbison, Marie Wells and Ruth
Haines.
To the Public
I desire to thank the pood peo
ple of llillshoro and vicinity for
the magnificent support and
Dntronaire given me since I start
ed in business here. I have sold
to Earl Donelson. and I solicit
for him the same consideration
in business that has been given
to me.
Grover Combs, llillsboro, Ore.
KNIUHTS PICNIC
Glcncoe Lodge No. 22, Knights
of Pythias, will hold a picnic at
the North Plains park, Saturday,
Mav 22. the occasion to be an
all-dav affair. Those who attend
are requested to bring their din
ners a la basket but there will
be refreshment and confectionery
9tand? on Jhe Jr .J
hod not wish to join to the
basket dinner. 1 here will be
dancing, afternoon and evening.
in the biir pavilion.
Addresses will be made by
nrominent members of the order
from the state at large, and the
Knights hope to make this one
A I I A 1 A
01 me Desi uemonsirauuna ever
held in Washington County.
TI Haulenbeck orchestra wil
furnish the music for the occa
aion.
The public is cordially invited
to attend, and have a good time
The committee, composed of
Julius Schoenberg. F. L. Beach
and Wm. Joos, is making every
effort to have a grand time.
W. F. Desinirer. of Beaverton
was in the city Tuesday after
noon.
Thft Rov Hoa(1 District J. M.
Vanderzanden.
supervisor, has
finiahed 800 feet of rock road
'near the H. C Carotene place.
PROG
Frank Greener, below . Roods,
was in town yesterday.
Chas. Matthes. of Laurel Was
a city caller Tuesday.
All hats reduced. C E. Olson.
Milliner. Main Street opposite
Pharmacy.
Jack Monger, of Portland,
was in town thia week, on busi
ness. The Kodak season is now on.
Go to the Pharmacy for your
supplies.
Marshall iSaker. of near lau
rel, was in the county seat Wed
nesday. A new ahipment of Cameras
and Kodaks just in at the Phar
macy. Will Taylor departed Wednes
day for an extended stay at Nez
perce, Idaho.
Perry Gardner and wife, of
Quatama, were Hillslioro callers
yesterday.
John W. Passmore. owner of a
poultry farm near Tualatin, was
in the county scat Wednesday.
Erwin Kilter, of Bethany, was
here yesterday and today, on
business for the German Mutual
Do not let vour horse stand at
a hitcldng post Take him to W.
J. Quinn'a atable, Comer Second
and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. E W. JetTers. of
Texas, arrived here this evening,
and are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. McAlear.
For sale: Coal black Percher
on mare, 9 years, absolutely true
to work single or double. Eu
gene Brown, Cornelius, Or. 9
W. W. Hostetler. or Portland,
and Mr. Hopper, of Idaho, were
in the city today, en route to the
North Plains section.
Mail your Kodak films to the
llillsboro Pharmacy. They de
velop and print and are the
agents for Eastman supplies.
Born, to E. Brelje and wife, of
Blooming. May 12. 1915. a son.
The infant passed away this
morning.
Ed. S. Sparks, of Forest Grove,
was down to the city Tuesday,
extending newspaper amenities
to the Argus.
The Pharmacy baa the most
complete line of Eastman Kodaks
and supplies. They do develop
ing and printing.
The S. P. will run a Saturday
evening special train out of Port-
and every Saturday night It
eaves Portland at 9:35, arriving
at Hillsboro at 10:33.
W. J. Quinn. feed and board
ing stables. Comer Second and
Washington Streets, Hillsboro.
Give him a trial
Money to loan on first-class
arm security. Washington
County Abstract & Title Com
pany; by L. J. McAlear. Mans
ger. 4tf
The Social Circle of the Cong.
Church will be entertained by
Mesdames A. C. Shute. W. Na
tion and J. M. Goar. at the home
of Mrs. Shute, Msy 20, 2:30 p.m.
Unas, true, ot Middieton, re
ports a fair prospect for prunes
down his way a better report
than is received in thia end of
Washington County.
Oliver Huston, son of S. B,
Huston, and now a member of
the Portland bar, was in town
yesterday, transacting legal bus
mess.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kaufman
returned to their home at Liv
ingston, Montana, after a fort
night's visit with W. H. Forney
and family.
Do you like good, highclass
photoplays, that are different
If so. don't fail to see your fa
vorite, Geo Madison, in "A
Mother's Instinct" tomorrow
evening only, at the People's,
The Ladies Auxiliary and their
husbands and members of the
Commercial Club and wives will
hold a card party at the Club
Rooms. Friday evening. May 21
A participation offering of ten
cents each will be taken.
John Her, who has spent the
Winter in the Tillamook country,
was down from Gales Creek,
Monday, in company with N. C.
Lilly, the merchant of that place.
Her has been a resident of Ore
gon since 1854 some little stay.
Dr. and Mrs. J. 0. Robb were
at the Nurse Graduation exer
cises at the Good Samaritan Hos
Kital. Portland. Tuesday evening,
lisses Helen and Clara Chal
mers. daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Chalmers, graduated as pro
fessional nurses.
kv. FnnketL of McMinnville.
will preach at the Ftrst Baptist
Church. Hillsboro. morning and
evening, Sunday. May 16. We
urge all members to be present
to extend a call to Rev. A. E,
Smith, of Oregon City, to be
come pastor of the Hillsboro
Church. Contributed.
Circuit court Robinson vs.
Armstrong, jury trial verdict for
defendant; Henrietta Ede vs.
Hewitt default Lunow v Ker
ron. verdict tor piaintiit ior .
Patnoe vs Washington County.
chanae of venue to Clackamas
county. -Judge Campbell held
court here yesterday and today,
Of Of
oomqc:)
VUs Per PMUfcM 4 Haa Far
FMirtk ( July Eaerclata
EACH WILL STAfT WITH TEXSAX9
Cat Oat Ceases la Tate lass at Arfas
aas Vete Vmt Cbaka
he Fourth of July committee ia
working every day to make the
celebration a auccess. The God
desa of Liberty contest will atart
at once, and on page two will be
found a coupon, which you can
cut out and fill ia the name of
your choice, thus insuring her a
complimentary vote of 1.000.
Get your subsequent votes from
)r. Erwin. C C. Frick or Sam
Weil, these to cost you one cent
for each vote.
It is expected that there will
be many contestants entered, and
the result each week will be put
ished in the local papers.
ine committee on Droaram ia
shaping things ao that the exer
cises will be replete with interest
and announcements of progress
will be made from week to week.
The voting coupon for Goddess
will be found on the second page.
Cut it out you can vote but one
of these and fill in the name of
your choice.
MILITARY BALL
The Uniform Rank. Knights of
vthias. will entertain at their
n vitation dance, Thursday night
May 20. at the Hartramof Hall
The committee is sending aev
eral hundred invitations, and it
is expected that the attendance
ill be large. The hall will be
decorated with colors of the or
der and rank, and the hall has
been newly equipped with im
provements which will redound
to the pleasure of all The floor
has been worked over, and all is
in readiness. The company will
send invitations to all prominent
ythians and hundreds of others
in the county, and they look for
ward to the social event of the
season.
REPORT
Of Ibt conditio of tht HUlaboro Cora
mc trial hr.k. at Hilltbora. in I be SUta
of Urcfon, at lb cloat ot buincta
My 1, 1915.
KBSooacss
Lmm ind ditcoaoU 91
Overdrafts, ecnred tod mat-
cured ... S st
Rondt. and warrant...... 19,691 36
Kurnitare and fitorr 3,165 99
I hie from apptored reaerv
bank.............- 86.)6 it
Cbeckt and other caab Item.. 91 99
Caaa (M band 19.966 15
Total...
MABIUTIIS
Capital atock paid In. 50,00c 00
Sarplaa fund .. 70.000 00
Undivided profits, lea ta
PfDtet and taaea paid. in 59
Drpoaita due Slate Treaaarcr. . ll.soooo
Individual depoatti aubject to
check - .......-I64.S44 47
Demand certificate ot depoait 1.JI 00
Certified cbeckt 10 00
Tima certificate of depoatt..,. 7,1000
Saving depoait .101,593
Reserved for te 904 7)
Total. . m..mm...36o,597 07
State of Orefon. I
Otnnty of Waabint, J
I. Willia Ireland. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly tartar that the
above statement is tree to th beat of my
knowledge and belief.
Willi ireiaan, wsuuer.
CuaaicT Atteat:
J W. Bailey,
John M. Wall,
Director.
Subscribed and sworn to hebr ae
thi jth day ot May, 191&
V. J. Sewell. Notary ranuc.
SHERIFF RETURNS
Continued From First Page
and the warrant of arrest was
issued by the circuit court.
Sheriff Reeves haa been on the
defendant a trail since the grand
jury indicted in November, and
had him located both at Superior.
Wisconsin, and at a point in
Minnesota, taking up the Call
fornia end when Mrs. Loudon
went to Los Angeles.
The $1,000 bond was about
ready for filing when Loudon
was taken into court to pie
this morning. He entered a des
of not guilty, and Judze Camp
bell fixed his bond at 15. WU, In
default of which he was re
manded.
CARD OF THANKS
. aaaMBBfarnTM
To "the neighbors and friends
who so ably assisted us during
the fire which recently destroyed
our home, we wish to express
our sincere thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Forney.
Hillsboro. Ore.. Roots 4.
During the absence of Record
er McCormick , those wishing in
stallments on the street im
provementa may tike their
applications to Miss Putnam In
the law oface of H. T. Barley.
J. a UcNew. of below Reed
ville. waa in town today. He
has sold his tract but tsvs that
be is going to stay in old VVtih
kstsa CrCatty.
GODDESS
Sam Johnson waa Aawn trrm
Shady Brook, yesterday. Sam
has a little bull on his ranch that
he is going to aend over to the
European war to be used in cav-
alary charges he says the way
the bovine charged at Eart Don
elson. the other day, waa a reve
lation of his military prowess.
Before Donelson knew it he was
swimming the creek to get away
from the ranch pet Johnson
states tut Donelson lost his
string of fish in the stream.
H. V. Gates, of Portland, wss
in Hillsboro yesterday, greeting
rienda. He returned from C-eli-
lo. last week, where he sttended
the big celebration. IL V. says
that one man who did as much
as any other in getting the canal
to a venty. Hon. Malcolm Moody.
be Ualles. had no place on the
program or celebrities. Such is
ife! Malcolm Moody was for
merly congressman from the sec
ond district
Mrs. Ruth Blair has returned
home after a several months'
visit with her son. II. T. Blair.
and family, at Ryan Place. She
reports thst H. T. came nesr to
the loss of an eye the other day.
the cause being penetration by a
splinter. Dr. A. B. Bailey at
tended the wounded optic and
Mr. Blair is at work again.
The young ladies of Pacific Uni
versity st Forest Grove will hold
their May Day exercises Satur
day on the campus. In the af
ternoon a baseball game will be
played between the University
nine and McMinnville Cnllege.
The preparations for the May
Day festivities are very elabo
rate, and many new and novel
eatures will be shown.
Mr. and Mrs. L T.McPheeters
arrived home from California.
where they visited at the San
Diego Fair, as well as the Pana
ma Expo. Mr. McPheeters met
his wife st Redlands. on her re
turn home from the East He
reports meetintr John Dennis and
wife at the Fair, and says they
had a good time in the Golden
Gate City.
Mrs. F. A. Bennett aged 65.
died at her home in Forest Grove.
Sunday morning, and was buried
Monday. She was born in Indi
ana, and came from Nebraska to
this county IS months ago for
tier health. She is survived by
her aged husband aad two sons
snd one dsughter.
S, & Bird, who conducts the
brd Garage, reports that he has
sold nearly 100 cars this season,
and he has orders tor severs!
more. He hss received sll of
15 cars snd expects thst they
will be in private, hsnds before
the first of July, and perhaps
sooner.
Episcopal services at Al Saints
Guild House. Third and Wash.
Sts Sunday. May 16th. as fol
lows: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning prayer at 11 o'clock.
and evening service at 7:30.
Archdeacon Chambers will be
present and preach at the eve
ning service.
E. Earl Feike. President of the
State Christian Endeavor Union.
will be in Hillsboro. Saturday
evening, at the Christian Church.
All are invited. A short pro
gram will be given upstairs, af
ter which refreshments will be
served in the basement
W. H. Forney, of beyond Oak
Park, was in town Tuesday. Re
is preparing to build a handsome
new bungalow to replace his res
idence recently destroyed by
fire. The loss was adjusted by
John Yanderwal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schafer. of
this city, were Sunday visitors to
Sylvan, going down in . their
Ford. A. a. is new at the auto
game, but handles the wheel
like a veteran.
Herman Kamna. one of the
leading farmers north of Hills
boro, was in the city Tuesday.
Herman has ordered a new Over
land auto and has joined the
gasoline brigade.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stevenson.
of this city, hsd as house guests
Sunday, Attorney and Mrs
Graves, Fred Wagner, Mrs. M.
A. Sweanngen and daughter,
Myrtle, all of Portland.
Supt Clarence Young, of the
county farm, was up yesterday.
He says that he now has four
teen charges under his care, that
number being the average all
Winter.
Taken up: Sorrel mare, about
two years old. Owner pay tor
keeping snd advertising, and
take same away. Albert Gritz
macher, Orenco, Ore. 7-9
The Hillsboro urays will give
a benefit ball at Hillsboro Hall.
Friday evening. May 14. Al
are cordially invited, and the
boys will appreciate your support
Peter Jossy. of West Union,
was in town Tuesday, and sava
the recent rains will be of much
benefit to grain and fruits.
County Judge Reasoner was in
Multnomah County. Tuesday, on
Dimness ior tne county.
. Urt, Ralph Eaater returned
irom Seattle, last week, after an
extended visit with relatives in
the queen City.
- l IS. Sturm Jr. was dawn frca
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