tUABOHO 1U0I fAF liiui
IH GAME BO.
BILLED FOR SEPI. 2
What Wer Con-
PROUII REEDVILIE
II
HI ID
Al StriS. 01 HCf
y rr
it Jaaaary
Ch Tt
Henry I". i.r Harry Rest.
a h i fnulir known hrr
wa kilW-d in u eolliMon at Riv.r
dale. Friday rut. r.il'n tram.
im w hie It was rondm tor. eol-
lidd with a loetrg train. whirri
wilt runnittir Irom iVmrtery l
Oawrgu. I'rf-Ht'a train n min
ing from Brooklyn yard to Port
, land. U-nt tar lti in railway
employ many yar. ami former.
liv. at iastn. II.- was a rela
, t i v t of the lalf E. I'-hL !!
leave 4 wnliiw, formerly Mini '' IA Wait t.al Salitr4av,
Juliu J. Vrlenhaih liel laat
thurttav. Alter leng lllnrv
IMS MODI KM WOODMAN AND M(M)SF.
..f it..
intf l1 pro'""' "
h Cra'H' r.jammaiuMi n
,,t..(nlH-r 'J, in lh l-oumy
a . ! . .
V SuinnteiH.eni a outer.
Anttntrtic. Agriculture,
Crammer, and Mm-i
Emma '.rn'tr. of Dtlley. Some
yeara ago 1 int mum injured by a
drop inmi a nek ear striking
I. mi ih tin Ix-tid. anl at another
linn he ot tin tips of his tors.
The lliu, r I'.nw. l.utnU-r Co ,
Ulrrmral al Hilltba)
Juliu J. Weisenbaih, of Eeed
vi!U pawd away at the family
lio'iif. '1'liursdav night. August
of nar Manning, are aUmt to U'K l''l". af ter an illness covering
tint;.
move their niiil. and have a linr
lot of dry. cli-;r lumber, and No.
I common on hand, ami it mint
eo 1 1 i ti tr r l!ro t'o.. Manning.
I . t .11... i r ft a ....
Physiology. Geography '" '
.. .... an. 1 1 Mr I' ('. I 'nek who ill visit.
. . i iiuiii inn in ---- - .- - -
JO" J. '
diriK.
ll... i. Ikl li.,.
. a i.iiftwti f an inn n n, mm-
,umini "r-., ""! the f-a'ur.-H. ifl.-an.d from
who wire ctidltionit tht.far.1 taiwr. h a ynumr lady
of l'.t w ho riiuki it 1 : 1 1 1 v aviutionH.
Sin liK'in tin' loop. with n r
iiirirliio.' turm d m r. and inakfH
:i,iiOof adi-uth divi. H.-r name
i Kutlt'Titii' StiiiMon, and Hhe
lia tlx -iinti r which Ix-loncd to
tho lati Lincoln lli-acln-y. who
lt li4 U', last yrar.
Kr Knt I wt nty arn-. with
(food luiildint's and innchmfrv;
mar Matron Stulion. on S. I'.
i;irrtric Wrili II i. Cooper,
Villi to tak txamina-
it Wi tima Inatei l w tak
n. xt Jaiuiary.
lUnk tH)pl ar workinjf
I ni"' luirn ,UUI' oiri
..Id a if.t Uttethtr i.ichic
ily. ilv: WthyroinlM nj
State olliivr will iddrra
Ithcnntf.
Vhi-r hti hte not mr
il th. ircrrtiflct W'l cn
i vi, tit aniit th l'unty
I; Supinteniienl ly uoint
hM ho hvi not ri-
i i ior on in iauuii;
Ukik can irri itifin uy
O .1 I
h'tti-inli'iit. turnea.
COM 1 11 Ct l'STIlH
Ji t wrdJintr cdtdirati d
Wouvi r. Waah., AgicuMt 21.
hen Mm. NphU l luMer
mitcd in marrite to Wm.
v, int' coniracimji parur
well known hrrv. I he
1 1 Inn-man lor lh a. I .
W lwern h'Tfand Tillamook,
lh lmd i tlauuhtrr of
nJ Mr. Ci. tJardner, of
r. i . . 1,-1.1
rin i, aim o orm iv-
blt' ixwition with h lU-
Ution in thi city for
art Thiy will make their
in iiillalioro.
and itruum ir txipular
nJ hav hiKtt of friend
brink' ronuratulBti
xeveral rnofitlm. Mr. Weinrn
haili wa on tiin feet, liowever.
through the major part of ii ill-
iicM. and wm in the city but a
few ilaya prior leath. He wan
horn in Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 22,
1SC2. In IHI be wat married
to Mm Additf WVIht. To this
union wa born one child, Mr:
Addi Mmenliimer, of I'ortlanil.
lie was airain married. April li.
1 s.s;. to Mm Anibersine Allen,
and to them were born the fol
low inur children: (iuy and Julian.
of Aloha; Itonnie, Major and
laiy, at home. reidn the
widow and children, he leave a
trother. Krank Weisenbaeh. of
('rerun City, and .three fiKter.
ore resnlinif in liui.niana. ar.d
llillitboro. tire.
2:1
CarJ of Thank!
Mire tn utend our aincere
U to the kind friend and
)bor who to kindly aited
innif our rrweni wrrave
Al!rt Toii-r I ait'tin the
Chnrtfe D'Alliiire at the JJalein
Stale a r famji ground, this
year. an. I the ncore frim thi
locality tul county will U more
than pleaded t meet the Mayor
(hi rail when the bikt exhibition
open Mr. Joler and KiMer,
Mr. T";m r-Ve;itl.erred. have
chartre of the advertimnrf f"r the
itiMlitution.
Wanteti to l:- r t A i!'xl all
around farfmr want to ru.t
atxiut N acre of land, near
Hi!IU n. Addreitu Farmer, care
Arjru. IJ
A pivture in Sunday' Oregon
iitti, i uliow inn tine of the fruit
tMMitb in the Oneoii i'.uiitlink'.
at San l'r.i' riit, hIioa Ji hn
enni. of IlilUturo. a "bin- aM
life." I). f.m I Hie one bit!
L'ui.le around the Dreu'on l'.uild-
m.f un.l ti iintter not who i two in the Kast He w a a mem
ihe'howte John i always on her uf the Modern Woodmen and
the lob when viMtor take in the also a member of the josepn u
Iteaver home and exhibit.
dtixi Keal Kstatt necunty of'
fered for !;mH tit 7 and N er
rent. CaU "d I'X'k npi'lication
i r. K. L IVrkin. HillslHtro,
tlieu.r.
'''is! '"
Kobt. Summon, of Heaverion.
linn aiui m. i . m.r. -
the death and obaequiea of rrturn.,1 II.. Jwl o th ce
Meek lxlk'e. Ixiyal Order of
Moose, of Hillaboro. The funeral
ttMik jilace Saturday, unijer the
auspice of the Woodmen IMte,
at Ueedville. and the Mootte
IMui'. at Hillstoro.
Mr. Weiaenbach was highly
Hrinjt yo ir mn to Greer'n
I.. IL Galbraith, of IU-av rt n.
wain the city Monday morning'.
Drink OlroKoIa. "First f. r
Thirst." lie at fountains
Mrs. M. Irden, of near H !
ville, was in town Tuesday.
Urintr your ewf and pnxl in
to (ireer they want them.
Tho. Omnell and family h:ive
returned from K'x-kaway.
(leo. Campbell, the Laurel pk.
neer, was a city caller yeaieru ty.
Hop pukintf bejrins in the
flreKK yard on Wednesday,
September 1. .
M. Sturm Sr., of near I'.l.tr m-
injf. transacted business in the
county neat yesterday.
Hop pick intf will U-in in t' c
John Sinclair yard. -Mond v.
Sept. 0.
II. M. Shane, of Farming
wa ureetinjr friendi in tovn
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carsb ns
and Mr. Chas. Stephens, of
Hank, were in town Friday.
Mrs. Harriet I!aby. of Molla
la, is the
daughter. Mm. Thos. Conneli
Mrs. A. C. Donelson, of Shed ds.
Ore., is visiting friends in to vn
this week.
Itay Keasoner was down ir rn
Mountaindale, Monday. He i--:
running the crusher up there at
present.
Hop picking begins in t i
Carstens yard and the
Hop Co.
nesday, Sept. I.
John Kngreldinirer and Wa le
Killen Seiit the eveninic at t it
Frentzel lntf camp on (iales
Creek, last rtighU
We have a full line of Koda' k
and suniilies. and we do develop
ing and printing. Delta ln p
Store.
I,eo I'.ullock and wife, of Sa
lem, visited friends at Forest
Grove, Sunday, and attended the
Fowler-Moore weddinjr.
Wanted -A good family cow;
freh. or coming fresh aoon.--Wm.
Faull. Hillsboro, Oregon,
Rox 505. 21 3
Mrs. Tarker Bnd niece. Miss
Helen Vent, of Sprague, Wauh.,
were guests of Mr. Francs
Ulascoe, th'a week,
Virgil I. McKay, of Tualatin.
and Elma P. McMillan, of Ben I,
were united in marriage at the
hRSIJFIHE WEEK
Many Yard; Have lcn Hit Hard
by the l etilv. Hop lue
CttitP WILL BE CONSIDI RABLV SHORT
Some Vard, Horvtr. Hate Prtupect
I a SpleaditJ YicM
Hop picking will begin in full
blast next week, some yards
starting harvest Monday and the
great majority opening Tuesday
morning. The crop at large in
the county, as well as in the
state, will not be up to last
year's production. The liee have
been worse this season than for
years, and the stand of vine is
not as good as average.
There are a few yards, how
ever, that will bear a good crop,
especially where care was taken
in unravinc ror thn vermin. The
if nest of her grand- 3Uppy 0f pickers for many coun
ty ards is coming from Port
land this year, growers finding
it hard to get a sufficient local
supply.
There does not appear to be
much of a movement in hops,
although several valley growers
have contracted at 12i cents
within the past few weeks.
This is the last quotation made,
P.an'r.s and the price is largely depend-
yard. at Hanks, W i- ing on the Hritish market.
Hopmer. have been busy the
past week getting their dry
houses into Bhape for the season
run and taking out supplies for
picking;
NOBH-PIKVKS
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening. August 25,
1913. at the First Presbyterian
Church. Portland, when Miss
Delia Furves was united in mar
riage to Kenneth M. Kobb, Rev.
Johnson officiating. The bride
is well known here, having been
11. T. Eagley. W. D. Smith,
Krnil Kuratli and Cat Jack Jr.
returned Monday evening from
their trip to the Itainier National
Park. They are profuse in their
admiration of this wonderful
scenic territory, and went clear
up to the timber line. They
made their way via Tacoma, and
then turned southeast to ML
Rainier. Hetraeinjr their way
they made Seattle an objective
point, and then returned home
via Olympia. All are loud in
their praise of the good roads
over near Tacoma and. Seattle,
and speak highly ot the govern
ment road into the park, or
reserve.
Grand Theatre, tomorrow, Fri
day, August 27. Nat Goodwin's
big stage success. "A Gilded
Fool." featuring William Far-
num. By special request, Os
wald Olson will sing. "Asleep in
the Deep.'
H. Grebe, of Tualatin, startled
Eastern visitors the, first of the
week by an exhibit ot corn.
grown on his ranch. Ihecorn
was of the white dent variety.
and was fully matured. Mr.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D
Pbyiiiriaa tu l Sargeoa
Office: UpaUir ia Schalaitricb E
itMuiauc tvulb t mrocr Urn
ai barontl Htra-U.
rttoMa, orfl.Ctty 3-ti; r-4dae,Oty
R. M. ERWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Sargcoa S. r. P. R. A 5 P. K. ft
Office ia tbt Turn Block. ThlrJ
&Uia Street. Hii:bor, Oregon.
ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. (
PHYSICIAN fit SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
llaf n
ToearUy. Tbanda-. 8tarly - i,
C1U ncrrd lay or aisbt. B
Office Hoar f to it tv i
Pbooet. Otfi. over tltlltboro Smtion
J. 0. ROEB, II. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OPPICE:-Cp aitla Schalmrricb Bl:
pHO!iil-OSBce. City 384; Re. City .V
Crehe wnt into th. rh.mhor HUWBO. OREGc
of Commerce just as the visitors nAMnwnwyvwvev
were entering. The Illinois peo
ple were greatly interested, hav
ing been victims of the popular
delusion that no corn was grown
in this state. the corn was
taken at random from my
ranch." said Mr. Grebe, and the
production so pleased them that
they went out a day or so later
to see a Washington County!
cornfield.
Ira E. Barrett. M. D.
UPSTAIR DELTj BLOCK
Office T-l-btionit. Main 1 nil
Kealileoue Telephone, Mkin l
ODr. Lowe, the well known
eve sneeialisL will be in
Forest Giove. Sept. 10; Hillsboro HILLSBOIW.
Sept. 11. This will be Dr. Lowe's
last trip for several months.
u m. ttaiinr m. m. h
. O AO LEY ft NARX
ATrORMBYS-aT-LAW
Boosm 1 aal t Haat BaUdia
OlEtiO
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OJise apiiiairi ia ScbulmeruhBlc
home of John W. Passraore. Tin- daughters, Nona and Margaret,
latin. Aug. 19. 1915. Kev. Wake Seatte. Wash.: Ur. and Mrs
n charge of the Domestic Science ail seriously hurt. The babe was
Department. Hillsboro High, for
several terms. The groom is in
terested in the Hillsboro, Mer
cantile, and the happy couple
have a host of friends in Hills
boro who are tendering congratulations.
Those attending the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Purve and
A little ten months old babe
was kicked on the head by a
mare, at the Greenawalt ranch.
near Keedville. Sunday, and a I
slight fracture of the skull was
resultant. The child was car
ried by a ten-year-old sister.
When the little girl walked past
the mare and colt the mare let
both heels fly. The elder child Upeuirt, A. c. Sbute Bidg, Main A :
w as slightly grazed, but not at I
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
otlkiating.
J. C. Wilson, of Orenco. was a
city caller last evening. J. 0.
te Julius J. Wfisenbarh,
turn especial thanks for
autiful floral ottering.
co desire to express our
;uJe and thanks to the
Irnrn and Moose lkiges.
Mis. J.J. Weisenbach
and Children.
Vlvillo, Ore.. Aug. 25. 1915.
reiecll anil naa aw iiiwcimr . .- . nh h
of friend in his section of the V VtZ it u
county. n fho aimnh. lif.
In hi death the community "'v
loses an exemplary citizen and a I r.acnimi pntrina for sale -New-
there, anil tnii that the Montana kj,,, ntu indulgent husband and g y International gas engine.
from lendoy. Idrtho, w here lie is
interested in n mining .claim.
He tuikis.-.! through liutte. wnue
Barrett. Portland; Dr. and Mrs.
J. 0. Kobb. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Payne, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Hoff
man and the Mi?ses Edith and
Cecil Brogden. Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Kobb will make
their residence in Hillaboro.
FAREWELL PARTY
l i: CtDII COOK ItOOkS
vond edition of the Coffee
Cook liook is on rale, ut
tt.
IxKiks are on Bale at the
ing places:
k'ht'n Grocery.
Jslxiro Mercantile Co.
elson's Furniture Store.
gg & Powell Grocery.
tiriK-ery.
t Koom. Second St. near
n Greenhouse
town 1 Uvniing lint-ly under the fatH.r,
impuliu.' of trade for copier sup
plies in Europe, for use in the
war.
Hop Pickers: Hop picker
wanted lit the l.nd.1 & Reed
Farm. Picking will start ubout
Sept. lt. Please ' register at
once. , "
Mis Jennie Deichman, who
LINCOLN HILL
for sale cheap, or will trade for
young cows. Geo. b. Allen.
Keaverton. Ore.. Koute z. t.i-
monica Sta., Canyon road. 23
unconscious for several hours.
but appeared to come out of the
coma Tuesday. Dr. Ira Barrett
attended the little sufferer. The
child was taken to the Hillsboro
General Hospital for attention.
For Sale-Registered Jersey
bull, yearling, out of Schulmer
ich stock. Ben Sahnow, HiHabo-
ro. Route . 23-5
W. S. Puter. son of S. A D.
1 uter. came up from Eugene the
last of the week, and was regis
tered at thb Hotel Washington.
Young Puter gained consider'
ble prominence some months ago
by being the victim of an after
night assault by an enemy,
wherein Puter was brutally
beaten, the scene of the incident
being at Eugene,
H1UJIBORO. - OAtXHIM.
W. N. BARRETT
ATX0RN8Y-AT-UW
Or not: Main Street, opp. Court Hou-
HIIXSBOKQ OR 831.)
THOS. H. TONGUE, J K
ATTORNB Y-AT-LAH
Office, upstair ia Schnlaericb Blue.
Hillsboro, - - Prego
tw
(ideiii ;
Lit.coln Hill, aged M years, was
( inn.l .lead in hi bed Monday
tnorninir. August 2:1. by his son.
llnrrv H'll. who slent with him
the niirht U'foro. Young Hill
hn.l risen and built a fire to pre
he.-n oeiuiinL' the Summer mire breaKiasi. Auemjui. K iu cuy.
1 ' .1 ... .. ...... 1 f., i'...!imLFhnm. ivi nken the father he found that
ncre, i. 00 n il im . . - - -
if . I. 'I'.. .....I.... mi. 1 u ill ii44iinii hn had pxnired. Coroner ira
her duties in the school room Barrett went to the homo of
wk..nihH term opens. She was father and son, but deemed an
uccomi.anied home by her sister, inquest unnecessary
A farewell party was tendered
the Dooher brothers Tuesday
evening, at Hale Springs, the
uvoninor amiiipments beincrswim-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, m:n inneheon. and -sonirs at MJa. Frank J. Norton. Manager.
..... ... . 11 .1 - " .. ..r .
of Jolietviue, inu., arrivea ine tne camp fire. The Dooher
last of the week tor a visu wun brothers departed today for
their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E
G Cox, of Oak Park, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. N. Harris, or this
Mis Grace, who will mane an
extended viMt with her.
Anone having White Leghorn
An one having n.r f v k m
pullets to fe l will do 1 to Rnd
Lincoln Hill was a son of Pio
neer Almoran Hill, and was born
near Gaston
Carl Larsen and wife returned
the last of the week from a short
visit at Tillamook resorts. Uri
says the fishing was good over
that way. and that he and C.
had the time 01 mur
White Pine, Minn. Those pres
ent were:
MicUarl, Thnm, Frank urit Svlve
trr Oooher, the gii-sts of honor; Muc
Kthrtn Dooher, H?th Crendall, timce
Mct-ilileo, MiMred Kusblow, Florence
Otrrett, Muil Morrill, Dorothy ly.
K1U Bfiktn. Ell F.lllon, Margaret
Manu, Klizabeth MariD, Zia Watch,
Gla lyi Snute, DeLaurice C'btree, Eve
Ivn farenl, Freda Ron, Marion Lytle,
Esther Ileim, of Portland, Ann Ander
son and I'ua Knit mt, of Fortat Giow,
Messrs. Kuasell Morgan, Henry Dan-
tieel, Earl Johnson, will Gray, Artbur
MOORR FOWLKR
let wedding waa celebrated
home of the bride's moth-
rorest Grove, August 21!.
when Miss Yetta Fowler
united in marriage to Au-
G. Moore, a business man
Vtland. They will reside in
Jiose City. The bride for
ral years has operated the
eninaier Tor the News
. and nrior to that held a
lion with the Argus,
For Sato
iheavy team, capable of hard
, one cow, soon to be fresh;
curling heifer.
Rosedale Farm.
jhta Rosa, Ore., at station.
u. address, Beaverton, Or.,
D. No. 2.
mm a cam m 1
Reed ville. Oregon
Blaser
He was a brother e in u.u.,
1 11.. rr t. i)..M;H.M of
. ,r?- . " r.ur,".u' "! 01eu. Llle Dunsuioot, James Imbrie,
son were nretaring Whitincr. Indiana, is visiung ai Vi... unMinwr. KirhaH iiovt.
togo to the mountainsona hunt- the home of her brother, Frank jmr Mabon, Riv Sigier, cuir .sam-
ukon Henlh enmo. It is Wnllaeo. and wife, of South ll- pie. Ath Russell, llyton Garrett, C.yde
IK ill.' - - -- ' . . -
Miss lima Garde
tencherin the Clm-ngo fcnwita.
!li lll'l'tl the guest of her for-
mi.r classmate at Northwestern county.
University. Mrs. R. M
imr tnt
Leach, a supposed that death was due to alatin
h..nrt troubUi. 1 ill was .wen
known in that section pf the
,.,mntv He was noted for his
Erwin. generous. disposition, and hade
i. ia lonrim? the oust, and ur- h.Mt of friends.
rived from California. Saturday
She will also visit rela-
Mason, Frank Rollins; Mesdame Hen
rietta Morgan and Emma McKinney.
Telephone office Main 103.
;Main lo2
DR. L. W. HYDE
Successor to Dr. UnUater-
The Everfresh Plant is now! Office om Delta Drug Store. Residto
receiving Bartlfctt pears, and is Baseline, between 5th and 6th St.
in raaricet for prunes. Everfresh Hillsboro, Oreco:.
mm 1 "
Ai trV
A nartv of mounts rame nut
from Portland, and registered at Frederick Andersen, M. 0-
the W ashmgtpn. Monday. Thy physician & SURGEC
were doinor the countv on horse
back, and were Geo. VY. Walker, Successor to Dr. CtmnhwtiaBi.
Wm. Ryan, Dr. J. F. Calbreath Office and Drug Store.
1 iU.. li: 11 -1 ti I k-J I
0W - OREGt
ft 4 j L Telephone connection..
the noted Dhvsician and lemsla-l
tn- I WWWWWr
W. D. Hoag and wife returned
Tuesday from a three weeks
visit to the Tillamook beaches.
Mr. Hoag purchased a lot at
Manhattan, preferring that re
sort to any other. He will soon
begin the erection of a modern
home on his property at Third
it 1 ti
ana mapie, mis ciiy.
Jonn Meurer Jr., of near El
monica, and E. G. Mishofsky, of
Quatama. were in the city lues-
The latter came in for
CtaA & IfM
a. a. aaasfii
SCHNABEL & UROCJiL
wWtta)t eHt,
. Mrmicw aa
i4K4iMn
For Sale
She departed for the East today.
1.'.- o..i..vi,,i,n. horse, ircld-
ror ' T,i.nriv.tn vounir
t.'i.,.i uiiililliT l.llll K J5I1BM-
pigs. $2.2T)
ing. r nr.mv . ; lini,h Chester White boar and
non. Hillsboro. injure at Vi .honu-also several sows. All
mond Hnrn.
Fred E. Schmidlke, graduate
of Pacilio, has been ictnined ns
principal of the lloqmnin iligh
School. Another gra.luate. How
ard Tavlr. has the Port lown-t.i-inciimlshiu:
and another,
Grace M. Thomas, lias a pusmo..
with the Hillsboro Bcnooia.
91 nhonta: also several sows.
must be sold before 1 go away.
Mm. W. B. Bolton.
Witch Hazel Station, on S. P.
Electric.
tives in Astoria, and the Califor-
ma r airs peiore reiumum mu dpubv f HlldHPS
C. E. Deichman. who has been
vlaitinir tn Indiana And llltllO t.- V Unnhoa urbn hna hoon
I mnnthfl. returned day
the last of the week. He says manyVears, died at his home m "fd,cal attention for a kick from
that the rains have been f; this city, August 25. 1915. after ahorse.
quent ana neavy oacn tiiss -no an tended illness. He was
that Oregon's rains are not, in marrie(j to Miss-Rosa Judd, in
the same class. the East, and came to Oregon
The Sch Mis Ladies Aid Society aboot ten years ago. The widow
will give an icecream social at and four children survive: Fred,
frftA nima rf Mr 1 R. Camu- aeed 18: Addie. aged 15; Gladys,
iiwiiiv - - .-- - . .- . 10 rt
aeea 13. ana jonn, aneu o. ui
LHHRMAN ANDERSON
Miss Helen L. Anderson and
Lvnn E. Eberman were quietly
married by Rev. L. M. Boozer.
A'RAL ROUTE PATRONS
... . ... ii:n..
M.,v Ur Moose i ance ai nom
boro, Saturday evening. August of 0nnc0i Wednesday morning.
28th. Admissioi,. 10c; 5c or ftt w 0-cock. at the home of the
dance. bride's motner, mrs. m.
(.o W Stilt one of tho Beav. derson, 331 Wasco St., Portland,
.r roYdSr,0 was a county The , bride Ja we I known n
ns of all the Ru. al Routes eat caller Monday morning, u music . '7?.? at
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lioase take notice that the W. says mai im 1 i -y- - " : -,,re 9he held a posit on
ers will leave blanks in each right along, and that one i of ho year. tre ane ,
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u uC nieu m wun names 01 improvemt-. The aroom a the son ot nir
I member of the family, ten a $23,000 school building. LImSw Eberman. of Forgo,
vi aifts ur fiiiiar: mihii nuiiiMn 1 mi . a u...d nitrnu iiinL I'm
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friend. Dave O'Donnell. former-
i nf ltuxton. now Ot UIIBlliuoa,
bell, Scholls, on Friday evening
August 27. A short program
has been arranged. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. Iiouise Moor, of Helvetia,
returned last week from Switzer
land, and is at the David Wen-
ger home. She reports that it
is some trouble getting out of
Switzerland through the war
zone these days.
Lost-Auto tire; serial No. E
454950; all-weather tread; 30x3J
clincher. Lost Tuesaay aiier
imtirni'i
1 01 age or older: also names
pny others receiving mail in
the department has order-
new roBter of all routes,
we request the patrons to
m promptly and correctly.
J. 0. Lamkin, P. M.
Wash., Is in the city, the
Viest of her aon, Dr. Elmer
I'Land wife. She has iust
I from a visit at Aberdeen,
kUi from here to her Klick-
& to bo the grand marshal ot
ho parade at the Wlamook
County Fair on Grangers Day,
Aug. 27. Dave Knows
line up a parade,
w C GilVord went
llarview. Sulurday, to jom
family, for a few days.
how to
over to
his
He took
and
Ore
r'hou will be at home to their
friends after tne tom 01 svVv
tember, at Fargo
his immediate family the follow
ing survive: His father, John
Hushes, of below Newton; sis
ters, Mrs. Chas. A. Crocker and
Mrs. Albert Krug. of Newton;
brothers, Elmer Hughes, of Bux
ton; Ernest Hughes, Aberdeen.
Wash., and William Hughes, of
Hil'sboro.
The funeral will take place to
morrow forenoon.
Public Notice
ZVM all my right. Oakland. Cal
Edward Beecher, of Cleveland,
Ohio, was the guest of his niece,
Mrs. J. A. Hoffman, Tuesday.
He and his sister. Mrs. Benfield,
of Forest Grove, went to Rocka-
way, yesterday.
A. C. Shute and Adolph Sie
grist and families returned Mon
dav from Rock away, making the
trip around through the Grand
Ronde in their autos.
August Tews and family re
turned the first of the week from
Netarts, where they had gone
upon their return from Califor
nia.
Misses Martha and Edna Gal-
breath, of Tualatin, were recent
attendants at the Educational
Association convention held at
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
OOloa up-aUlra orer Hillaboro Nations1
Bank.
HILLSBORO - OaiOO:
Notice to Customers
All opcntifi ta due me should"
be
"gun along will, him f Pjo
iJa to bring back another big
poses to bring
,U i.v.vj..ii , , J J
. ., 1 .. 1 An,, aa nnilh 19 TieeoOU
for rebuilding my mill, which
burned recently.
Respectfully,
E. Wenstrom,
03 5 Laurel, Or.
Hillsboro Auto Livery, corner
Second and Washington Streets,
and receive reward.
A son of Judge R. O. Steven-
i i! .! 0.a-vlaa fillet
son, wnue aiving ounuuj, ob
tained a severe scaip wounu.
His brother, Judge J, H. Steven
son, of Portland, who was visit
ing there for the day, took him
to the Grove for medical treat
ment The Sunday prior a son
of J. W. Vandervelden, of Roy,
got in over his depth and be-
came badly strangles
title and interest in the F F Con-
over Cc. of Scholls. Ore. to
Messrs John G Crawford and F
J Sims, on August 12, 1915, I
will not be responsible for any
transactions after that date
F. F. Conover.
'Hillsboro, Aug. 25, 1915
F. A. Ueitzel, of near Farm
ington, was a city visitor yester
day morning. ' '
Mrs. Ed. Mahoney, of Chico,
He was Cal., is the guest of her parents,
assisted ashore by D. E. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. DutTy.
H. A. Kuratli and family de
parted for the Tillamook beaches
yesterday morning, to be absent
a Bhort time.
For Sale-Full-blooded White
Leghorn roosters; $1.00 each.
Inquire of Chris Jaggt, Hillsboro,
Route 1.
E. L K raus, ot South Tuala
tin, 43 delivering 35 cords of fir
to the county farm, and 60 cords
to the court house.
n
Miss Pearl Smith returned the
last of the week from Carview,
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hum all unfnra itaeaaa iawlhi
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PORTLAND. ORE. .
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Temleaia Bldg.
HILLSBORO, ORK,
Mala and Third.
6 anil
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in tinklater Deltd
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore
Lying-in Hoapital
lam bow prepared to Ulw Mo tv
a, 111.00 per week, raon vuj I m
Mrs. A. M. Hammer
E. L. rERltlMS
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