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at
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CO
KU nUlU Oil
M.rhtly fcjaw :
Lu titS u.trc a.
Tars sal La TWwi
. P-.ifrt. tired 16 years, and
urtin. Vaden iuiee. agea io.
U. r train. S. 1 1. Tuea-
.rninir. while attempting
the truck in (root of the
iNewton crossing, near
i tk-i.
ttk l.revnnousc. ami
ith minor bruises
...i: ..... TK I Mt.i hnva
i . . ti at.
mini iiiiMiwiw w
ll(H,l. Vrliten Nog. who
,,n t.f John ltoge, of Fnim-
:n Urivinw the Ford,
,. curtain 'Mind
a a stormy. Twre
pi o at the right oi me
ami wis
le Went ai
Tarry" tttttiify, wto went to
school at Forest OroVe, a class
mate of the lite Congremman
Ton rue. u her this week f rum
Prairie City, Crant County, re
newing auld ecient with
pioneer. Itirhtrd ltaldra ami
wife. Mr Kinuey left here in
IH74. and took hie laat m-al in
Hillsboro when Dick ltaldra wu
running the Tualatin hotel. He
was married flrat to a daughter
of the late Henry Buxton Sr.,
th wife dvlng in 187H. in Crant
County, lie knew the tmbries.
the Zacharya, the Km rick. Ken
yon Crandalt. and all the old
timer, and was well acquainted
with the Cornelius family. He
ha been up tu Corvellis for sev
eral weeks. Uiting a sun who is
attending U. A. C.'
For Sale - Household goods, in
cluding bedroom suite, dining
room suite, 2 rugs, range with
hot water back, wood or coal
heater, staple groceries, canned
goods, quantity potatoes, etc. -
C 11. Thornell. Hillsboru It 2.
small red house, short distance
Northwest of Mstson station on
Southern Pacific line.
mii i:i ssti
(Jrand Jury Drawn WllhJ.lt
Wirti f oreman
NOW TAMW LP CRIMINAL CASES
H. W. Braelry. I. C. Walla aa. Uoe-
mi Itcllcaayia Ccbk4 lor Tma
The hunting season for deef
and Chinese pheasants closed
with sundown lost Sunday night
and the sportsman will now con
tent himself with hunting ducks
and geese. Th deer killing has
not been overly lame in numbers
and the pheasant bugs have not
been up to the standard While
tDDarantly there were plenty of
birds this year prior to the open
ing of the season when the guns
started there appeared to be a
scarcity.
For sale: Four cows, all in
milk, three to freshen soon. All
young and from good stock.
Test for September, 4.85 for first
half; 5 01 for last helf.-C. H.
Malcolm. It 1. 31 miles N. K. of
Hillsburo. 31-3
Services at Baptist Church,
Sunday. Nov. 7th. K. A. Smith.
paslor.-Sunday school at ma m,
Preaching- at 11: subject ine
Seven Last Sayings. " Young
tuple's meeting at &30. Preach
ing at W. subject "The Voice
Behind You." Prsyer meeting
on Thursday evening, Nov. 4, at
7:30; subject. ' VhrUt' a Manly
Han."
For sale: One acre ot cleared
land. 5 room house, barn, good
well, chicken park. Just outside
city limits. Or will trade for
it small Place in my anu
OAJih. AuJreS mrs. auaan m-
tenberger, Hillsboro, Ore.
Owing to unavoidable eircum
stances the matinee at the Cres
cent Theatre Tor Saturday uer
noon has been cancelled. The
principal scene from tne carni
val of Damascus." using the
CIHNCI! HRICND children, will tw Incluuea in
"Naaman. the Leper," rnuay
irt t Dally ana Miss- . , ,
& m aim .
lo nurse, wno for sale, lor .iu: wrmna
1 1, 1 hotel, sro out W pony, about 10 years, genue ami
camera as result of free, safe for children to drive
.theaeoualnts)C)of u, achool. saddle broke, buggy
wave ins name as i. itnd harness. js.
h.- they were onon Baseline, to rear of new
i v nuking the trip to church, Tongue's addition.
co tovUit the tmr.
verv iv.lite to the Came Warden George Kussell
i while on the boat, wat down lrom Oaswn. yesier-
he mrered to escort day. He reports ouiwi
t the exposition for game violation our .
y. could not decline, pheasant season -a v"3r
.red to carry t hair I record for law ooserY.n. .
tm)k it as another I Washington County.
but when Conner! i have 13500 or 17000 that 1
I the c,oata and de- wou4 uke to place In one loan
sing women found L aoaA f.rm igna. Who wants
camera ana mousy Iuk Perkins, commercial
n , with him. Both mjH7llahoro. 32 "
Miss Rucks werel" . vt, -
St. Vincent's hoa- . r"K-
.g Telegram, Nov.2. all-nigni . . - r-"
is the daughter of tve, ov. . -
Hills- manairemc...-.--
Everynouy come u ..v. -- -
thaxrowd and have a good t me.
Tlcketa. including aupper, fl.tw.
..U. Knit C ass ceuar
was
the Point of
Jut as the train gain-
na.l the. car struck it,
ihe lop ulT nr-d throwing
l',t was onry slightly
l,iliVaden. histousin,
son of KdwlnUoge. aua-
only a idly sprained
The two lads were placed
. I I.MIIil.f M
ie irain inu mwmm
,l. iHt and afterwards
charge by Dr. Erwin,
lnti) 8 pnysicwn, ww
their injuries. t
. lads were bally tnght-
U was tre lirsi lime inry
, ,l into the e.ea or UM
th. They can be than-
ihey are alive, iwr me
wun ooining i" "
,t Soi'.t. Morris, of the
h in Oregon, w as on the
itch was In charge oi
Morlan and Motor-
I AM 10DAIHVMCN
,,) Canning , Co otTfri
i.!iate sale! acasi one
of pumpkin,
i i t. al liirvreHl in-
V mi!U yield, gooii for
Mtidchesn. Get a load
t iave money on null-
J, ll. ad. Manager.
Circuit court for November open
ed Monday morning, with 27
jurors reporting. II. W. Bradley,
K. II Watts and Leonard Helle
buyck being excured for the
term. Jurors I'rlckett. Crosby
and Miller were excused until
next Monday: Juror Thos. Con
nell excused until his return from
San Francisco.
Grsnd Jury: J. II. Wirtz, fore
man, Byron Lamont, A. Clap-
shaw. A. K. Straight, Lewis
Finnegan. Chas. Sears. B. K
Denny. Jos. Downs appointed
ttailill of grand jury, with Ben
Mead as court bailitT.
Case of Lewis M. Kaston vs H
Quackenbush - jurors - Griebler,
IMieth, Blaser. lUinwater. Mil
ter, 1'l.omas, Hayden. Schmidt.
Currell, Hermens. Day and Mar
tin: verdict for plalntilf in sum
of S100.4&
G J Burns vs Iwisa GUmore
decree for plasntitT. defendant to
pay $15 rent first of each month;
strict foreclosure; allowed twelve
months to redeem.
W. ii. Wehrung vs Mercantile
Trust-judgment granted.
A J Hartrampf was given jury
verdict for $231.05 against C II
Freer suit on account. Leo rer
uns and H T Hagley, attorneys
for plaintiff.
Leslie Moore pleaded not guilty
and trial comes later.
Slashing-burning cases against
two farmers, dismissed.
State cases set: J no McGill. I
Nov 9; ltobt Hall. 12th;Wm Hall.
8th; Alfred Jeffrey, llth.
K L Nay lor vs the S F Co. suit
to collect for hay and grain lost
In warehouse fire alleged to have
started from an engine spark, is
on trial today.
fltsslil Dtftexi fef loulh Fofm
Crove, svasieity vlilwr Mooday.
F. L. Brown, of Laurel, was it
yesterday on road business.
C. M. Scofield. of Strmssel. was
down yesterday, on road affairs.
Gustave Schmacher. of (Juata-
ma. was in w
morning.
Trv our Turkish Cream Hulls.
They are home-made and hard to
beat Koeber a taniectionery.
Ben Heesacker. of Verboort.
road sunerviaor 01 33, was in
town Tuesday.
Theodore Bernards and Peter
Ever, of Verboort. were city
callers Tuesday afternoon
C Walters, the North Plains
blacksmith, was in town Tues
day, attending circuit court
A. L Vanderzaaden. of Ver
boort was down to Hillsboro.
Tuesday.
John Boeder shipped a carload
of willow furniture to Portland
yesterday. Some shipment, eh
Ed. Schoeler. of South Tuala
tin, was in town Monday even,
ing.
Ralph Nelson, of Gaston, was
down to the city yesterday. He
is fanning up in Sooggin Valley.
Gov. Withycombe has been
sDendint? the Dest week at the
San Francisco fair.
Chas. Geiberger, of near Tual
atin, was a county seat visitor
yesterday.
John H. Dorland. of Shady
Brook, was in the city Wednes
day afternoon.
McDonald Potts, of near Gar
den Home, was up yesterday, on
road tusiness.
Earl S. Boyd, of Dilley. and
Doris Wilber. of Gaston, have
been granted marriage license.
J. W. Bernards, of "Roy. and
John Peters, of Verboort were
in the city Monday, spectators
in circuit court
J. M. Vanderzanden. the rust
ling road supervisor of the Hoy
lisr hzS o
I SHH3B ISO
Large Crawd of (Jrangcrs EaJvjr
Day at County Seat
GRAINS A MASSES MXOtATE HALL
Pa'raaaal HsaaaaaVy Ccfctral
f BatateaM Stssea
Wednesday. Oct 27th. Washing
ton County Pomona Grange met
with Hillsboro Grange for the
last quarterly meeting of the
year. The crowds arriving; in
Hillsboro on the S. P. and Ore
gon Electric trains in the morn
ing were met by the reception
committee and conducted to the
Hall, which wu tastefully deco
rated with Autumn leaves and
the grains and grasses from the
County Fair exhibit of the local
Grange. A fine new piano, the
result of making the exhibit at
the Fair, was in evidence.
After the routine business of
the morning all repaired to the
dining-room, where a bountiful
spread of all the good things to
eat from the farm, orchard and
garden, had been prepared by
the ladies of this Grange.
The afternoon session was
opened with music, followed ' by
an address by Rev. Myron L
Boozer, of Orenco, hia subject
being. 'The Development of So
cial Conditions in the Kurai
Engineer CaStln. who tail
charge of the state highway
work, was here Monday, and
went over the state highway
leading from the Portland moun
tain, past Beaverton, Keedville,
Hillsboro and Forest Grove, to
the Yamhill line, via Gaston.
The state commission expects to
appropriate ten thousand dollars
for the section of road between
Hillsboro and Forest Grove. Mr.
Cantine went over the road with
the county court and J. A.
Thornburgh. and will report later
to the commission. This is his
first trip over Washington eoun
ty and he thinks we have a rich
section.
OAcc: UpaUira a
PttooM, odU City SO; i
Mrs. Emily Banks, of Portland.
Ore., formerly of London. Eng
land, a returned missionary to
Congo, will speak in the United
Evangelical Church. Sunday.
Nov. 7. at 11 and at 7:30 o'clock.
She will also address the Chris
tian Endeavor Society at 6:45
lira. Banks is a cultured and
very pleasing speaker, and the
recital of her experiences is high
ly interesting. . The Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary
Society is very fortunate in i
curing her services for the an
nual Thank-offering Day, and
cordially invites everybody to
attend. Special music
Arthur Aldringer. the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldringer.
of below lloffat had his thumb
crushed the other day, an auto
having closed on the digit Dr.
Ira Barrett attended the injury,
but did not find it necessary to
V. A. BAILUY, 11. &
raysktaaaasl Carftaa
R. M. ERWIN, 11. DV
PHtSlClAM AMD C3XCSC3
Sarpo. S7F. P. B. A t. E. ft ML
tetia
atua Stneta, BiHabat (
MAWaaasj
ELMER H. Siimi LL D. D. O
PRY SI CI AM & SUS.GB03
OSTEOPATH
Oftca Hoar una. a.: itasaaa.
ToetiUy. Thank. Satwnlay f IS
Call aawrc4 Sat a aaiBt. BBta
ohoaM. OA ovet HiUabora tilnaa
J. O. C0C3, n. D.
physician & sumosoa
OPFICB:-Dt!alwlB SekalaaarichKl.
Paoaaa-OOea. City jSs; fcaaCttyBs
HujLHBORO. . cxtsca
Ira E. Darrartt. M. D.
UP3TAIRJ DELTA BLOCK
OiB TiplMMM. Mala MS
&ailaae Nlhaa. Maia MS
amDutate. itr. and Mrs. Al
dringer departed Tuesday for a
trip to the Sn Francisco Fair.
Dis-1 One of the beat games of the
tricts." The speaker held the I aeaaon will be played on the local
close attention of bis audience gridiron next Saturday, when
for an hour. He urged that the the High School plays Lincoln
home be centered around good. High Second. Game called at
clean literature and music, and a 2:15. Admission 25c
revival of common interests be
made in the country school house.
Wm. Schulmerich waa the next
sneaker. His subject was "En
silage and the construction of
the Silo." His talk was instruc
tive and interesting and called
IIIIK IVtaU BUVvl w saws vi I . A
section.wu.city caller Mondsy fo?hhe
"?n,T 3 to Undertake the Construction of
jas. Wilson ana iamiiy aeparv- Sute Highways in the County.
ed last week for Los Angeles. Lnd f uhat Roads Should be P""11-
A: M. Grilley. of the Portland
Y.U.C.A.. where be is Phys
ical Instructor, will address the
Parent-Teachers' Association at
the Hillsboro High Building,
next Monday evening, at 7:30.
The Association will have special
music and the High School stu
dents and students of the Eigth
Grade are cordially invited to be
CONSIGNMENT SALE
aawaaaaawa
Thirty head of high-grade dairy
caltle-F. W. Faulks. 15 head of
cows and heifers: Heimbough, 3
head: W. E. Crosby, 2 head, and
11 E. Crosby, 10 head of high
grade Jersey cows and heiters,
will be sold at public auction at
the farm of r. W. rauus, it
miles west of Scholia, beginning
at 10 o'clock a. m.,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17
Terms ot Sale-All sums of 110
J ... ...,k nil mima nvnr XIII
s credit ot 12 months, bankable
note at 8 per cent Interest
Lunch at noon. All stock tu
berculin teted.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
STHATTON THOMAS
where Wilson will enter the res
taurant business.
M'.ss Grace Deichman is so im
proved in health that she was
able to come home from the hos
pital the first of th week.
Andrew M. Allen, of The
Dalles, and Clara Kerr, of Hills
boro, have taken out license to
wed. :. ,
J. L, GroftV of Cornelius R. 1;
Otto Vogel. Blooming, and Am
brose Schmidlio, of Timber, were
in yesterday. -
An old-fashioned milk shake
hmuffht un to date with an elec
tee mixer makes a mlihty swell
Buy them at Koeber s
Confectionery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L Crock
er, of Portland, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, F. G. Mitch
ell, of this city.
Dr. Lowe, the well known
arTOXMrrs-AT-LAO
leeaulaadlttaa
hiluboio. . . c:
MAAMMMVajVSttt
LETOHOUD
ATTOaMXr-AT-tATI
Ofieaa aoMalia la ataalanHj
JOntl L UALL
arTOXjrgT-AT--LAT
Opauiia, A. C Saatt Bldg,-
tuuuuoao.
M. H. IRIICTT
ATTOUraY-AT-LAV
Ornoa: Mala SWwS, ap. Oaart
aUXSBOBO
detected for the lmnrovement?" The funeral services of Mrs.
waa then discussed and called I Georee E. Boos were held from
forth a livol resDonae from all the Portland Crematorium today.
rwor the audience, and the fol- at 1:3a Deceased's maiden
lowing resolution was presented: I name was Letha Richardson.
"Hean vMt. that this meeuns uroisae was me aaugnier oi nra.
on record as opposed te the levy- May Galloway, and a niece of
inf a tar for the Durnose of I Hon. Ira E. Purdin. formerly of
hard surfacing any road in the Forest Grove. The husband has I THOS. H. TOMGUC, JR
county. This resolution wasiine syn-painy oi a wrgv cime w
inenas in mis county.
Wanted-Neat reliable giri
for general housework in family
of five. German or Swiss pre
ferred-Phone City 374. 5
Manlev H. ShiDley. rjrominent
in this county since 1873. died at
adopted with one or two oppos
ing votes, ine meeting oeing
composed of representative far
mers and taxpayers irom ail sec
tions of the county, the adoption
of the resolution is taken as evi
dence of the sentiment of the
farmers throughout the county.
ATTOXXXr-Ar-tAO
At the evening session a class Forest Grove, last night aged 80
of about sixteen was ahown the years. He retired aeuerai years
mysteries of the Fifth or Porno- ago after dealing in hay and oth
m deeree. After Pomona'a feast er commodities for over 4o years.
lllll
Wm. Stratton, a homesteader of
near Fort llock, LaKe couniy.
was united in marriage Oct 17,
1915. to Mrs. Emma Thomas,
who is well known in niusoom,
where she resided for years,
ri.o hriAa and i7 room are both
homesteaders in the Fort Rock
country. J. D. C. Thomas, a son
nf the bride. Is the U. S. Com
missioner at tort iwck.
Mrs. Stratton Is a sister of
Mrs. Jed Nichodemus, of Hills
boro.
home voting the
this Grange .royal
entertainers.
H. D, Press Cor.
Duffy, of
Dot. NI;WS
i Three
Jersey
For Sale
full-blooded registered
Kniu aerviceable: one id
tf the Washington
Ihth' Association
Nov. G has been
.Nv. IS. .This
!y meeting held DO
imni vacatloa. 1
Of the county art
kmumlizatiQji again
For sale: r "V"," iiinT .nd the others are 2-
U; also reg siereu r. . - ch
""V;,, ' 30:2 ' M. Kehrl .
tiict aw s
UureL Ore.. Route
1 I 3, Wismer. of Cedr
' i ir...Uw avening
WspSpcaroad budget for his
Sstrthicheach ye.r.pende
mam mnnoV on rOCK ruau
Mill.
with
32 4
Hillsdale. Ore.
Coffee Club Window Sale
niliusiasm. The tny other in the county.
are the same as
vioro rigid applica-
made which re-
the schools to do
jforo reaching tha
liook aases must
iii locks, and D.ay
l'c of . a subttan
m. nut '-No.-n.
fon the ground for
Rheil. nnd several
ning io bQild. If
Homething worth
nay shed.
SALB
uA.i (.".tat a security oi
fn, Utans at 7jnd 8 per
.w. . w
The Coffee Club will hold a win-
aaaalaa AT nnfflM- II1UUD VnV
an I hAa. etc.. In the Bank
Wrtar.. saiuraay auw
dow
pies,
Annex
eve snecialist will be in
Forest Grove Nov. 19. and Hills
boro, Nov. 20, until 4 p. m.,
only.
Th Witeh Hazel school will
hold an entertainment Saturday
evening, Nov.' 13. Light refresh
menas will be served. Program.
All are Invited, and welcome.
John E, Zimmerman, of above
Glencoe, in the Wallace Settle
ment was a city caller yester
day, and dropped in on the Ar
gus.
Miss Ethel Carstens. of Chris
tie Station, was a Hillsboro visi
tor Friday, enroute home from a
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Guy
Stockman, of Forest Grove.
Mm R. H. Crane, of Portland,
a"" v
Mrs. L. O. Dersham ana Mrs.
Frank Dersham. of Centerville.
were Argus callers the first of
1 1 . u
me wee. mMtitiint.
n. W n Wnnt nd wife aidlHearv Courtney to A D KwaotlbT,
wu ... - -- ,7 ...l A A IM tt t ii 1 1 a t A w
Mr. ana Mrs. inoa. waow M HoMd-ft D Mlatoo, 14 T
return the last of the week from , ,nd Uoa kc 7 1 1 1 1 w...
trip to the oan r rancisco u b Hoard to cum d sm, ma
nauegiTO niw. "'" : Ii" . . A itM V
the little dauiihters 01 aomeoiine ieeo uuuk.,
fimlmaSM a most W. Haines. Forest Gftve a
excellent program, which speaks .on. Silas prominent as an attor-
well for the luture 01 niiisDoroinej ui mau
Grrnge.
All went
members of
Office, apatatn la
timsboro, - - fVtcn
WreVaWft
Telapaonc oficc Maia Sag.
Maia tot
DILL T7.HYD3
SocoMaoc to Dr. T.laklatar
OSxa m Ddto Draf Star.
Bawliac, bttwtaa sUaadatkSta.
Hillsboro, Ortca
ewewwwi v-n
D.
Threshing outfit for sale-lSlfrcffcV IztZTZZl. 13.
chopper, and water tank, all in I Successor to Dr. Cunoi tKlx
good condition, win sen very ose and Dnw 5oro.
Cheap, or conaiaer iraae. au-
4.. TliMaka " MM AlWUL
Hulsboro 23-4 I
4 Tnuln 9WwB
t. m:
The city council
I evening ana appoinua
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Alma A Teany to O T Tttadgold, 1
, rSS SSLcSS ' Kerr to fill the abaence of Coun-
ice sa 1 1 1 r 4 w ... 10
1 1 htmo to B C White, lot 14 City
View, SbetwooiU i
Victoria Batcrwfckr-an-l W L Batch
aider to J S L Smith and H H
Vandcvcrt. wijliti w... t
Um to W H Cash. ai.S actea and
nttwr land tame rectloa
J V Caah to w II aad Blargam
Cash, aiSsatecsttara w......
Sebaatina Ocht to J no S Octaa ct al
lot 3 MaTRurite Ochi Tract.........
c I Oalkina to W ai. Bvaaa, lota ?
and 8 blk OSaetwooa ....
Shute Bavinsi to Artanr otimote, 3
lot Oardea rracu aad lot n oik
Oik Grove. -
Investment C to J ) Vankleek
Lil r V. Timirf A If
Carlile, who succeeded the lateiv-iii-ax--. u -
new
1
their
S IVBi , t
.a alL KAMinnintt . r
Qregon. . . for SALE
NKiMneial Circle of the Con-
4. a iiv ae"" -7- . ill atAin . . .
Atonal ; church. " 2 chatter WMte
'17 and eve- sows and iwsie -
irouh. The place will Must be Wtof
S. o. blk 6; Soath Coaat ...
Rlcbard - Hoard to C D Miatoa, 9 a
aad other laad, area tt aad 7 t
f ft W !
ileaander Steele to Albertlaa Statva
to
10 1
t
I OUT
iicrc
z, residing one
of Ueaverton.
iul' his nersonal
ling of horses.
machinery, and
V on Tuesday.
tlO a. m. Lunch
I, noon. , !
1at SchwarU.'
W I iOner'' th
I will bo present
Theatre, Nov.
Ji8aion.rl3i
ha annnunced later.
If aa" t
aaa saial nt home made canuy,
cider, get it at Koeber a Conjee
tionery.
Youaranow Mfja2Z-3S
or hop yard tar., ana m
mum ononn -r L
Witch Hazel Station.
Fair.
Ynnnff man. sober, industrious,
and experienced. farmer, wishea
place tin rancp. uooananuwuu
stock. Can milk. P. 0. Box
482, Hillsboro, Ore.
Babe Weatfall, who was con
victed of bootlegging a few
1 - luun naimliul rillP
weess aKW,.iaa --- 1 , --- . . -Mr0, , w sh-te. w.
ing good, behavior, ana wen w -.a
hia hnma in snerwooo. yeswruaj. Wr,i p Moor to Wm L Moore, t a
it ur u4 n.tn aa iat la real eMateJ C Moora uta i5oo
r-a am . 4-aaaaa. ua. viaaaavui
Andrew Jack, is the other
alderman.
The High School played the
heary alumni to a stand-still
Tuesday night The latsra scnooi
won tne game uno oy me
aerial route. Long and Taszart
starred for the High, while Kol-
Una shone forth for the alumni.
The Women of Woodcraft will
lolmve an all-night dance. Nor. 19.
at the W. a W. Halt, it ones
west of Cedar Hill. Chicken
1 wo I supper and good music. Every:
body tnvitea.
I ... rv l .a r
I&uss uary EacQa, 01 wruv
lius, was a Hillsboro visitor Mon
day. '
Mrs. Raloh Wann. of Orenco,
Uillaboro, toniuy, can-
F'fW"'
. L.
" "'tr1' r s f
V ' .at '
a - i
SdMB Wm Sm I 1 t..d 4
4st aa aara s 4i V '
a. kw - 1 . . .3
is Wn f a-J O
- all - v .
4-a-r nil Si ?
SaaM UrM&UMk 4 wa
era.
POHTLAfm.
10
dr. w. b. prrTc:cna
OOeo up-atalia ever KUtskara r
HIUSBORO
"...
waa in
11. $5 v J i w1 ling on friends.
t s.i I. in iMmnl Davla. OOBtOO IIUH vu tiicuMo.
tin, transacted business in town
the nrst 01 me wees.
John Schedwln. widower, died
this week. He lived North of I
town. A family ot several cnua
L T Silta to Bdward Davia, oaioo
ftat Fo-eat Urove...-
John r Miller to Catbriaa Ladwig,
-irt a aae tb t I I r I W........
I J W DameatoD K Lakla.4 iota
Vla Acrea la aaraaa acree,
D11.J.R.UAI:
a
- to
10
DENTIST
Taatlaaai tXl
Alice Wheeler to Oriaa Oanaoa, 6.4
nave Wenger, of Helvetia, re- Uown yesterday, with road at- . Beavertoa Bdriua...
soma gooa un"V'v ru9h
Studio before the holiday rusn
begins.
rmm a two weeks' faiM - HI
tumeur - v.ir ; Nnvm
visit aw- 7-- Ik7;. and he thinka it will
tr:..nnf HlnffPininuer. nuw v I
Vrfl' at Eugene, carry
181 I" """.Ti. 4k- nt J .( IV.
O.iRrtau Wlin Miv uwuti rna nooanien vi tun
dietrlet voted a ten Irian A Youaa to Ana V Soale,
acrea, waa uwi
i aaaaaaaaaaa
to
pent
folks.
til meet Friday night
rih will he served by the
gart Francisco, oaiun,-, . -
to join her husband at tne ure
World
Lunch
ladies.
and bring
Atttt0J?rrrsons having in Come out Neighbor, and bring
re". with you.-J. H. Ray.
' VoZ iSonm to return Clerk.
to we irwf-- : thar ....
MS
ron building
o aa am i
, 8tWlf Xlvetii Pleae
from ranch at W J igj,
r-lfy owner. ftS
Ifcrtn Plains, or F. h. Butter
f Hiilaboro. Ore., it
4 Dtm at their ear
same to i
. . . . MHanmnm
Thirty-eight road districts held
Xnt meetings yesterday toes-
me social road levies. Just
SlJSaw 53 a budget and
wiiTyonJtaxonNov.
mm m it. Rtavenaon depart-
a r.taiv tM the San Francis-
W"J " v- - , J
co Fair. She was accompameu
from. Portland ny ner momer,
Mrs. Swearingen. and aisteia,
i'i.4M Reaifl and Myrtle Swear
ingen. The paty will rssiia la
ths :5 tc-t a czr-.
traetec, to
M IllttV
Agnea Soule to Geo A Yoaag, to a
gag a) i 1 I r I vr.....,....M........
W B Muaford to Flora Manford, 40
tee 1a t a r 3 w...;... ...............
B F Friday et al to U V Betf iaaa,
Mattnftat Baaki.....
Delia Btchiaoa to Ula Keadall, tt
acrea tec tt 1 3 a r t w. ..........
Joseph Altaian to Any Altaian, tat
11a TaMMiMS,aad.i....Mu....i..
R t, Durhaat at al to John A Brick
ami. lot i Durham Adrea Sa
Herbert Millar to Sarah J piabel, M
acrea N C Rlcbardaoaa 1 c
L 8 Motley to Heart Olatk, fottoo
n Baylor a aa r urovo.......
W A Shawto Fred Prlbbemoaj, tt.to
aerea Beavertoa Reedvi'.U. .t4
Mlaaia Er5rKk to Frcl I
1 -.' ---'-- '
ran aurvive.
' ' A aa at. m S . I
101 Mr. and ura. inos. inneu ar
rived home from the Fair yesta
day. .
Wm. Joase, of West Union.
waa a county seat caller Tucsixy.
Pigs for SaleavJ. D. Cerso,
Hillsboro.
aaM V. AA A VAWw1
tlilUbcro - - C; )
10 HAT SALQ AT KjrTTS LVtB t!
to
All hats irreitlv radueci. Cc3
urly t:!crj Ury are p'.ciU etc?,
.Ail ts li'.::t t:
172, xz :
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J l:
1 tin nt vtaaatai to
"a,t: :iar:
crsv-e
Tr y r
It'll-
half pries, it Eamotts
21 ia not known w a uj..
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orop