MIL OCT
r:
., f M.rrlava
fifty "
rA itsptcts
,.1 ci.y wnuw
The Suclal Circle of the Cong.
Church will hold thtlr annual
bazaar ai, 'Th Sign of th!
Christmas Trw." Saturday af-j
ternnon. Dec. H, In th Shut
Hid., on Third Street This
event-alwsya Iwki-d forward to
M Uing th biggest thing of the
year will rctip all previous
undertaking. The ladim of the
Cirrle have liern iarnetly work
ing fur some tim and a a re
sult have fur sale many beauti
ful ana artistic pieces of hand
work, suitable fur gifts for old
D. G. CUES m
for two k m
Pafk.
Struck Jas. C. ItahJIe on Head
With Hammer at Utlcr a Home
and young. One booth will I
lUnJolph Crand" janothrr for Kprun to b used on
towels and uillow
articUs of
ttle fancy
ic made
f: ' (P(t th. ir golden wedding Uvtrry occasion, towels ar
r , ,.. n Maple Street, cam ana many lancy a
t thtir li" " ., ami every dincriptmn, Itttl
C.i..il;l. iJllh l.ak.t HIIihI with rami
the day ni f7n,nwt" from the imwr treasured recipes,
i hundred hhI from Illlav um dj.HcatriHen, jellies, pas-
thrr viclnUU ewitftf trie, etc.
I r.. tr uau'n.
iv.mlill vm re marri.nl D-c.
t South Bend. Minneso-1 jj, mt at a very low fiKure.
. . ti.u in nil I ami t.a Hi'rvi-il itiinnif th' at ler
4 - i non, Mini
I I ere will l a I'ar-
ponuratula-lcel Post looth where articles
Mr. andl111 mghtunsifn. me
QUI cnurcn rarjwi nu iurn maue
into Itenutifut Hull lug, which
WW ATTtHPTS TO FIRC THE HOUSE
Caaihl ky Sarrill's Wlfct Brtitfkl
to Hillikf, TacUtjr
w.
wa
thi
Tu
rei
ho
to
he
It.
el
Wl
st
1 1 iMhIhto and WawhinKton
t4Minty wert ifiven honor at the
Uvetik and Land show at
Cortland. Uie first of the week.
Prize were irrantt'd in the pout
'ry line as follows -Tijiard, W.
L Ihtshaw & Sm. Hutl Ortnnit
Ion. lt and 2nd on cock; 11
Jful 2nd on lien: Sherwood -M
r. Itishoii. 1st. .td and Hh. rm k-
erei; Tik'ard. W. U Uiwhaw. 2nd
tud on rwkerel; Upshaw.
1st. 2nd and Vh. on hen; Hmhop,
Jrd. on hen; U pshaw, 2nd on
pen; Up'iw, 4th; l'atride Wy
andotles. l. C. Clark, Forest
tirove, 2nd on cork; Smule l!imb
llulf lithrn-Uiwecrest Poul
try Farm. Hillsboro, fth on cwk,
:tr.l mt riM-kerel. fith on cmkirel.
;lrd on hen, Gth on pullet, and 1st brought
on pen.
Ihnctnir classes under the in-
m
to
W
t
fc
was nj iwi.
then went to lualatin to have
his heal dressed. Meantime.
Wm. Jurifens went over to the
Williams place to see alwut some
work and when he arrived he
(saw smoke comintf out of the
w indows. The doors were lock
ed. and Jurgens went for help.
Thoa. Deaville. of Oak
was a city caller Tuesday.
James II. Jack, of Scholls.
was in the city Monday.
John Meuref. of nar (Juata-
ma. was up the city Tuesdays
momtnir. i
You can still Bet 30c Teaberry
colfee for 25c at the Hillsbora
Mercantile Co.
Mrand Mrs. John M. lirown.
of above Banks, were in the?
city yesterday.
a J. Herb and John Wunder
lich. of Banka, were in the city
(erday.
. Womer departed for his
neat Oaksville, Wash., alter
brtniifht of visit here, at Igu
ana Wood burn.
or sale: Good team, wagon
1 harness. Apply at the Wi-
Ilarn, Second ant? Washing
i Streets. 38 40
Born, to Mr. and Mr. G. C.
prthington. Dec. 8. 1915. a son.
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
las. Gardner. Hillsboro.
it. I Cornelius, who has leen
iTering from an attack of the
Irippe. is able to be around on
e streets again.
In all fields of human en
avor there is always one in-
ifv idual wha'rises to the top and
overshadows the rest. There
pio;;eer 60es to
BJDG'.BI
tieorite Udford Passed Away at
Home Last NigHt
WAS P10NEE1 BUSINESS MAN HUE
Dca.a Dae to Sinkt f Paralysis
iimi Tea Days Baca
Sas-
Geo. T. Led ford, pioneer or ISM.
died at the family home, Fir St.
8. 1915. at 8:30 p. ia. the
result of a paralytic stroke sus-0f
tained ten days ago. He was
native of North Carolina, and
was born Aujr. 20, 1KJ4. making
his way West when a youth, set
tling on the coast He was a vet
eran of the Civil and Indian wars
and was a member of the G. A.
The grand jury was in session
several days last week, and the
case of the shooting of Mrs. El
mer Lyda. who died from a re
volver shot some time ago, was
investigated. Witnesses were
here in numbers and every pos
sible light was thrown on the
case. The jury returned no in
dictment against Elmer Lyda, as
some expected. The case is a
peculiar one. and the gossip
about it occupied the public mind
a few days. It is said there was
no evidence to lead the jury to
susoect that the case was not
suicidal Elmer Lyda. himself.
was before the inquisitive body.
Benton Bowman and C W, Red
mond, both of whom sat on the
coroner s jury, say mai ouisiae
the gossip about the case.
P. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Fayrirlaa a4 Hargvwa
Office: Up1" tkaftifk Bk
anl ttaeotui HUaU
Pboan. off! i CitJ ; rtriaH,CUj S
there was nothing to show that
the deed was committed by any
other than Mrs. Lyda's own
hand.
Defective vision, rather
than neglect to study
keens many children behind
school work. Defective
O
a?e other prominent and reliable
men in the same line of endeavor.
biit one stands head and sho ildi r
atwve them all. In electricity.
Edison; in surgery. Mayo, in
drama. ShakesDeare. It w so in
rBorawioMAU
R. M. ERWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURftftON
SiuKub S. P. P. R X, P. K. & K.
Otfice ia tb Tmuom Block, Tktnl ad
iUm Street, ilillstxiro, Ongoa.
ELMER IL SMITH M. D. D. O'
PHYSICIAN Sc SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
Office Hoar a to l a. at.: I to f B. .
TutmMj. Tfauiadaf. HmlavUj l
C:ii n.wcied day or am til. Bulk
phone. U&cr orct Htllaiwro N.tioaa.
Wh th ; r 3" nd f ced Uptica. calling in Oregon. Dr.
th?d. -Wlluim. went out the the Unqujoned r
rear dour and Ib'd b the woods. in p.nrer uMl . -
He was found in a haymow, late KX. 'V;n,fnr ,
i,a.r(..r,vin Kv ifemitv An- scientiousand painstaking efforts
I- siriiT lvpa went to to sakisly his patrons, to
i h . oninff nd them courUwusly
t K uriannue to lhel
i
county jail. Williams nau aone
a good job in firing the house.
having started a blaze in sev
all times
money ana
will he at
treat
To give them
the worth of their
a little mere. Ho
Hotel Washington,
in
vimon
11 Mr. Led ford was this city s d ot vey the right mes-
pioneer tobacconist and confec-1 9aze to the brain and the brain
tinner, with "barber shop con-lean not act upon the suggestion
ft !os6 rcftd?p find s fi
Iwi.atkor it in classes or some-
1 I'ST-., fll'JZ. thing else you need to do better!
r "f mSJ&nmT& wnibe at 11 ,te.
Gaston. November 11. -..,,. n.w is
wife and the following chrer "" ' 1bb)rc
survive: ueo. i enineer ai hici
Condenser; H. D., a horseman, reiwwuw.
Forest Grove;Mrs, Wm. H. Bag-1 x Mrs. Clara Dale, of Port
ley. Cove Oak; Grover C. wto I land, was struck by tho7:3T,S.
the Redmond Uvery; ana him electric train, this morning
Ima I. . a nurse at the Multno- tt Tentn street The molorrm n
mah Hospital. Portland. Twoof ha(j puUeA in to the station.
th ir children are deceased, O.D. wnen tne woman ran out and
and Mrs. Pearl Otia, . collided with the side of the car
The funeral takes from we I she was ta'en to the Smith hos
r i k..UtroftuM of Miss Wev. director that only. Consult him.
I M flit lOVir liwim: l " . ,- , . . IllBV' -o. Iv iiv.. - I
f physical rtiucsuon iw girs ui jejj,e trucf at hm uge he
irai Saturday. Dec. 18. to 4 o'clock, rebidence. Saturday .at 1:30. and pilal where Ur. Erwin. South
.v"Mi.. en..,,u kim and interment will be in tne i. . p..;;. aurffeon. attended hei
J. O. ROBB, a.'L.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEOS
OFFICE-UJuttia SchalsM-rich B dg.
Piiohks Office, City 384; Ret. City S64
HISBOEO, - ORKtiOI
MyvwMMi
Ira E. Barrett, M. D.
ff4T.VlUUKvTi BLOCK
OiRiM riruii . Main iW
9m. at. Bmmw W, 0. tta
O AO LEY A
rroaMKVs-r-i.Avr
aWoaM 1 aaa t Kfcat- Baiiilat
HlbLSBOitO. . . OBWH)l
E.B TONGUE
ATTORi;B-AT-tAW
XUx BM.ai.l lu SchuSuefi.-h BloA
Iflil
have miKif
" . ... !.! ..mil
Mrs. t "raniiaii a mwn
t'! a n' h liweil joami.
she was Urn in Hrown
Cmnty, Indiana. Jun i. w.
u,r reMdenro In Hillsloro has
wdeared her to all. She bus
bn prominent In church work,
n it..' Ill ler of the M. h,
church and also a membei of ' the
and interment
local cemetery.
Porttand High Schools, every
Saturday afternoon, in Haw
thorne Hall. WHhington Street
.Social dancin fur J unions, "2 to
;J p. m. Folk Dances for small
children. 3 to 4. Ladies' classes
in Kuthrlics and 8'xial. 4 to 5.
asked him to keep his poultry THE0REUON NUKSCRY tu.
away from his kale, and that he
t . . !a lL a Laihia m V
. . !? i ..!.!. r. I At n.neo. Orron. now haian
...:An w iima rlparlv 1 scaue iiibu
his head.
MRS. CHAS. MEACHAM
em Pac'Sc surgeon, attended her
injuries, which were minor, al
though her lace was oaaiy lacer
ated. No one appears to know
where she has been staying here.
and the woman was too dazed to I
JOHN SI. WALL.
ATTOBJUY-AT-lAW
lVia;r. A. C Shut Bl.lg. Maia A nd
mLumom. , - oaut-ioa.
the
connected with its
large Nursery. Any one ae
to imorove his horae-
i not exactly right in
Probate: J .11 rreudentna nas ana u t iooks as nu(, - - . . - . t of tree9(
KHVIUIII 1UI IHUi. 1 - ...
. I I 1. I. .a.. nVA
w fe and two snruuuerj. vv.
resigned as admr of estate Her. I the
prison or
has
will find it con-
iwm Star and U W. K.U maall'rahl. deca; MWie jeromtpv uama ... V"' ? r..T LBnMt AnA helnful to get his
. ui., 1 . . 1.1 . w.u.. I nmiMmii u.' in ia imnniH is a ublii- i " -- T- - -
Mr. Cramlau was oorn m -ai- j-aimauN'r, ou, v v .iim..., " advUM and suRgestions on any
m Ui Ca. New York. Feb. ,rd; Inventory eUte Jos Miller, elor , nlantlngs contemplated. Tha is
w' i He enlist-d in the deed, spprovetl st $1,000; Jan 10 Williams saya he had his first JJJP" v
Civil War at Omaha. Nb.. Aug. iH 'JVinal sect estate Jacob square mea I or weeks after J htveever 8t0Bped
in Co. A. 1st Cavalary Marly, dtHd, ( Schlai-fH. Oral coming to a L I Ie his been at Orenco tnd R0.e over their
Sdsf.srward in the Fifth Iowa (Urdnrr and JU Oav.s wsl ap. worrying about WiS',l uLttMawoforiiwenUl
the
have a
Cavalary.
-Csptainof Co. U H lb Iowa, deed; A H Thomas. J S Uu wr ' - r lt (8 the largest and most co
t J l Jv B IW I viuvmwp " - I I a ikA fTMaat IV DAM laW
Jin. 3. 1. He mtvvH in trie
yinnenota eu stature, session 01
1147a 71 . After coming to Orc
on Judge Crandall was county
ittiL'c right yesrs. county asses-
air Ave veant. and county trea-
.nr.T luko vears.
During the afternoon the mem.
Wi nf 1 tin i A. it. ana w. iw
C. visited the couple; and were
attcndil by the fife and drum
,nd W II Hollis will appraise
estate of Maria Heucn, aeca.
Herlha Fitch, sole legatee, to aci
HTatao ays he 5r Vtock. need not be told that
fle"l". '? ' .I:. ?. ik. !. and mnst COl-
Dleae on the Coast M you kawe
not seen tt you snouia
do so at your earliest
the aliair. . .. . 1 . t vm. .hnnlrt arrtMe to
Heddle's version of . the anair !r -7 - r n.
May Louisa, wife of Charles I lote herself.
Meacham. died at tne iarauyi
home north of Hillsboro. Dec. 8. If you wa nt a real Chnateitf
1915. after an illness of a few present get a Karosafe lamp o
t- mk .a thai lantern -the on V 300 candle
.1 u.. Uasoa antlnower coal ou burner on
. -r. 1 k... in lllinnia I market that does not
WliC. ailU WH WLU ,1, "-. 1 . .
Nov 12.1867. She came to Or- wick. Drop a card for par
egon with the family in 1S5. Ucularsor demonstration. For
and sett ed "hear urenca one wr, - -
Nov. 9. 1898. The husband andl p0r sale: H. M. Cabla grand jTHOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
a son. Robert C, aged 13years,ipitn0i first-class condition, at
survive, and of her immediate I reasonable price, or will trade
family she is survived oy me I for stock. Inquire of J. K. New
father, and the following sisters Umb, Route 4, at Oak Park
and brother: Mrs. u. w. vicwr, station.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORN SY-AT-tAW
Orrica: Main SUaat, opp. Court Uooaa
iIIU.BORO ORJKKM
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Oake, a(Mtir in Scbalawrick t Block
Hillsboro, t - - . reson
VWWV HrWS
tide nee
, iin..innr uiAn " u m jiuini . . ...
1 til aiaiiicni 1, win 1 mi. 1 n . k 11... a I'hiirpn i
as admx; Jan asei ior ... : ,hauMn. ence. If you are coniempiaimK puegy. ""VX. Jl"r. Sundav. Dec. 12th, E. A. Smith. T.ieohon office Maia to
estate August Kraose. rteca. '"K,U u r;iVi the olanUng of any ornamental deputy in inen. gchoolat 10 a. ' :Minio2
. iitiaj wirn ia iii-4tai. ktiAt. uuva t v . - . kl 1 . 1 '-.ni rta ao m 111 .arm m . r . 1 .
I e-i. iu At thallenrv uu" -"--, kni Utnrk. vou should enaeavor w Bnu vnau v. t w. Rroek. Surjenntenaeni;i -mo t w
1 onuou-.K ...-vv . Vl, explain why ne aia noi ov. ---- . that it rrav get The funeral takes Place rnaay r-;. -"-;r - wt The xv. 1 vw.
.iMcycra -I't:". to put out tne nre. i:nn..f Kail and Win- at 10:30 at the uaptisi v,nuren. r""r,. V c7,oaaf,i Life." succertour.
.. .... aiinitM ninaa mi 111 1 irun a a r 1 1 ik iciiv i w w - 1 . . ... . 1 niiiiivn a.u am uuvvv hrw - - a . ..
I . I HfTll'M iiiatc. Ul 1 1 " 1 v ' 1 I . 1 1
Iter rains;
V t i';'
IS' I ' I
f W
j :
MM -tJ I
..f tin.ti..itt Riui 4i mileA 8v?uth
nf Hi Isooro. on bunday,
l)ic 12. Live got4, turkeys;
blue rock and trap shooting. Be-.rina-ttt
12::U). 37-8
IB, I r nwa -
Krnest Hellicre. who has Wen
down in the Althouse country
V IHUi - " j
after the uoiiuays. r.niea -n
laylor Hill recently cleaned up a
.. liMlo oiee of money by
IUONCER WOMAN PASSES
HWH SCHOOL NOTES
Mm AooniithCarv Brown passed!
away at her home, on f 'flxhe hih school enrollment totals
Street Hillsboro. Dec. 4, 915, divi(-e(j a9 follows: Seniors,
after an illness or several wee. . Jun5orat 32; Sophomores. 41.
Last Summer. Mrs. urown u- Fre.nmeni a There are 10
;v. bmith omciating. p-onie'a meeting at 60.
i s HsTnd""ieht l
in0a anH ortpnd Bvm-M. IV nurcn.
woman
mourn her los3 and extend sym
pathy to tie bereavel family.
MRS. CHAS. HICKETHIER
sult-s of a mine down in that sec-
thin. Ho will visit Willi us par-
ents, Mr. ami mrs. ""'
of North llama. Peiore reiuro-
Th Harview dance hall and
garage went to pieces luesuay
..,..,.... iiu n n irn wen. nun
danger, the
,ii..r firau nif tne lliiors. 1I
view will be a thing of the past
after this season, for property
owners will hardly build again.
For Sale A Shire-Percheron
.... . a .1 11. 1 .. nif fntir in ilhimk.
it nA tfnuftArn Ktnrl uuiirhS 11(JU. Will
WIIIV 1 HUri till WIIU aVa t I " ' ' 1
called in the evening, together or 1700 animal
with manv other friends. Many tame. i.
;r. and was
r t M,v. Feb. 24. 1841.
nMid the nlains in 1816 with
School Is crowing very
is cutting into the
make a 1600
Kind and trac
shnw. Hcaverton,
on old I'erKins
379
j ' v 1 1 v i at iviim-i - a -. .
beau til ul presents were tendered Ore., Route i,
them mill iirMAntat Inn aneeches I D ace,
Ween m:ia hu .1 I.. OoW fori u Willinm Wallace Graham
thi IVml Mra flliten for the! ... I. Tnnlnlln. died Saturday
Corns, and John M. Wall for the I fWKnn In Portland, and the
universal brothernooa 01 nu- funera took place Bionuay,
bands. Wilsonville. She was 4he wife
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall have of 7he noted violinist of that
four sons living-Max Crandall. namet and was well known in the
county aHHCBHor, Hillsboro; Itobt. Tualatin section.
8. Crandall, Us Angeles; A. B. . ,. i full blooded 0. I.
trandall. Mailer Uke, Michigan. heat of pjK8,-
V.. mt, I"""" - ,, . .. ft
and Bros has never oeen .uio ... .
L.Mi.d ti. eivim r nee. snewast, "
the daughter of Abijah Gary and 18
pom in Anurewi .fnmth of
She I aiienuanf. - -
thestuneni iwuy uavm
th. mf train came the farm y as" Si ffi'S
of her husbam . wno as a , f
West aru .arove a . ff -r"--- Thpr. are
rn tho Carvs She was marneaime iwuu i'"
o Andrew 0 is Brown, in Mar- two students on each paper..
ion County. Jan. 24, 1001. ine nnsv j--
thev moved to Washington Coun- the season was held in the gym-
inty muY nii . i Mnnrlav afternoon.
tv after their marriage. nasium i .
on "low. Hill, whera they lived There was ta targit and
until Feb. 4. IW, wnen mi. prospects iv -
ii.... naoauH awnv. Airs ijruw 11 1 mnir team.
moved to ' Hillsboro s after- The Misses Irene and Garfay
...-.i ami hna since muue irnninirnam nave iciumcu v
7 , v" -n- ... .
1 .knu she lenvea oioiti, ianh,i alter a mourn a oinj
m,ipv r.mss. of Portland, a UhSan Francisco rair.
brother. Richard Cary, of Salem. The footbal team of Hillsboro
I have $8500 or $7000 that 1
would like to place in one loan
on good farm lands. Who wants
it? -EL L. Perkins. Commercial
Bldg.. Hillsboro.
Rnhr Hall, of Gaston, was
fined $250 for assaulting P. Wil
son. Hall was find Saturday,
lanH th Court told him it ne
Mrs. Chas. Hickethier died at
the family home near Cedar
Mill. Dec 8. 1915, after an ill
ness of over a month. Her
. 11.-.. LI aa swa aa
Xn'SV pa; $100 he would parole
Apri li 1853. She came to hun on the : pa ance
'"...Voio -n;- nP I charged with using
Chas,
Hall was
a club on
show-
EYDE
. Linklater
. Draa Store. Keaidcnce
Baseline, between 5th and 6th Sta.
Hillsboro, Oregon
- t .
fredsrick AiKtema M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Successor to Dr. Cunni iiiam.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco, OREGt
Telephone onnnaoUoo.
ttaa. a taaM
ava
iier, ir- . . L!m
. . m. 1 j rrv. nu w . aiirr ii.ua.
.1 Un.i .nrt 1 nf nusoanu sou 1 '"
ay, iu. v.-..v.. ----- . ..... , ..l- -U.U-
iu, nT h iiron mourn neri An niri.rasmonea imiK uac
OSS! flirS. lAIIU HBHWHw, DtOUKDI UH W uaw ""
and seven grandchildren Percy HiKh Schwl was entertained last
L.. L. Karl, Eugene G., wm. gaturday evening by theAthle
W. and Ellis A. Brown, and Le- Agsociation, at Hawthorn
ami .liwi. CrnnHall Mvara. Mon
tana, all of whom are marrfed,
all buing present excepting Hobt.
Wh:i uund iinnl.la (a iwimA
Mr un,l Mra f '.ranrlall hAVfi I rnL- 3..iol Tiroll flf the ChHS
- ii'iu 11 a a a ii riikwi n aa ibi uiiviv - .
endeared thenWIvea to all-Hills- Lu- rhiieeh will hold a window
KAAronn Keaverton. K. .
or call 551 Line 4, Beaverton
i . 000
,' j n Rnht A. Alexander,
lanu vi. an" -- . 1
and also leaves iu
nephews to mourn ner ioaa.
"v " nf the Re lief
was a iiicmuv. w. ,
n iu UuhPkan Liouge. '
a.L.. R 14' I .nilrl'll. UK 1.11 IO .ai
fonal ook Place Tuesday
v ... . :o u.am
fnrnnoon. and me reniBiiia .v
.-b trt the Portland Crema
torium for final disposition,
w n.Aiun uiaa a woman
flnI in'tPiieeL and of the noblest
' imn.iWa She was a good
of
boro, who tender them congrat
ulatiotm and wish them many
more anniversaries. .
Tho guests were nicely enter
tained, Miss Beth Crandall.
granddaughter, assisted by Mrs.
:. 0. Crandall, presiding over
ine rein'Hhments.
Fred Keller, of above Moun
- taindiiie, was a city caller Tues-
- day
, . Money to loan -on farm secur-
Ity. 1 represent three large fire
, insurance companies. Give me a
cull. 10. I. Kuratli.
Jerome CannnAn and Rose full
fer, of Sherwood, were granted
marriage license at Vancouver,
n ja
sale Saturday, December
sneca ty ornome mu
S for your Christmas d.nne
Q..i.t h thn nound. Phone or-
Aor to Mrs. snwai'tTKui.
... . .
Hot cakes for breakfast maae
with Schulmerich's buttermilk
andread with Sc u Jniench.
ZTt;r&v Hinsbo-
ro Mercantile vo.
has returnea
nei
a
IXZrZA hd the esteem of
large circle 01 inenua m
ington County.
MRS. OHECN HONORED
SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
XcatMOicAcakf aMUi
aafaitai ta
Piedmont, 'Wn.; Amelia Jacobia, tnC mixer makes a mighty swell '. '"Jti
Los Angeles; Augustus, Ida and drink. Buy them at Koeber s ayjJ
Mliatnan
UitnaMa v"a 4
Cecil, at home. . 1 Confectionery.
The funeral viii oe neia at we HiBho Grange will hold its
Bethany Church, bunaay. ai . th meetirij?at the!
12:30. interment to follow in the "ur m Dec
Kethany cemeiery . . . at i0:30 in the morning, Besiaes
Mrs. nV" i jr ha the usual routine or Dusiness
by a large circle of friends. She n the annuaI election
was held in nign esieem tor ..cr f ougfof the coming year.
many womaniy qiuw. t ... m!mh,, .re earnestly re-
family has the sympamy 01 to present
ClllllC VUUI,".w.
nuili aa atlta
fin4iinnKNnm, UikMiaaaMam,,
aarak-eatctkSaaMa:
RarrtaU ajWl .
XtltMont Kai
(aaS-tdtvaiii
PORTLAND. ORE.
TKo Manual Training Class
. . . .
0,111 hPir n worK. in me near iu
the ffvmnasium to
VUIC, J
hnilt on the ttign ocnoui Brouuu0
Thn Junior and bophomore
ill have a skating party
at Hartrampf Rink. Friday eve-
ning, Dec. iu. ' .
Miss Gale Mct'ariana, 01 uux-
ton. wno nas
school here for the nut two
years, has oeen oungeu w u.,
on account of illness.
Coffee Club Meeting
The Coffee Club will meet
day afternoon, Dec 10sat
Rest Room, at 3 o'clock.
PARENT-TEACHER
Fri-
thel
FOR SALE
leave
the
1
James White
I
tendered Mrs.
iu... liVidatf afternoon
Dec. S, the occasion being her
birthdaV. .Those present were
Mrs T. H. uneen, wi
Steb.n. Mm. !Udnl. Ander
m. Mm A. Stu.rt. Mr.. I toy
Nws for the economic house- Mrs. u
wife. Corn and tomatoes inre a improvtng
' . . a. . - a . 4-k nuaiiM. nu au ajv
frt ttveniv-uvo """!
Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
II . J 4
n.! nnmnoilRil IU
country the aim 01 una u....
offer for sale: ...
Team of good working horsey
1100-1400, and - harness, w, m
from a severe sick spell.
a.L.
maM U7 1 1 II
;nh tiinw. with cutter,
S8.bradedi8C$15;double-tcth
' uiaernn Ann
narrow, r" i" oa. u
1 1- hnvao nnrnesa. .v, uiu
BlOBie -u. "-... :aU iu.
Deerint mower, ,v..
if you wH? take everything I
will let all go for $165, cash.
W" Felix Cabella place.
Oak Park Station.
Orenco held an election lues
day, the official list being: M.
McDonald, Mayor; uuucimuv-u,
W. M. Barton, JacK nyan, iwou
Schneider; John A. McGee. Ke
AAniAi Rdna A. Purdy. .Trea
surer; D. M. Mclnnis, Marshal.
Clerk Peter Boscow has com
pleted the school census and re-
imrtMl tne rcBUil aa o ui ..
The Parent-Teacher AssociatloftLge. This iasix less than last
will hold a meeting at the High year's school census. The en
owi Rniirlinir. Monday eve-1 mil m en L however, is greater in
ning. Dec. 13, rt 8 o'clock. Tha the schools than heretofore.
nMnr.am orranorpd IB! - ' -- n o.k..lmar!h nf flres-
Music. immunity Sing LJ, , ivate leMer. tells of
n...:.,n.a maotlntf . . ..HV ASS n. I . . -i:rU aninuDll hv
Duailicaa ...w'w...-r. , ,, , Ulna tnP tO VlUUil" s
.. ,v "-"wli.imaalf and wire, iney went tu
that a Our-1 . , DuuillA Sarramento
would be oene- ; T tornod
irn Vivii"v- . iftnn ni.ntr uuiiiiai nuu 1Vt
ficial to Hillsbor:rm.vt
Messrs. n., Du u., . , . iipW(a h m
n..i..h. MAWira. TT CI IB. I - llicavwin"" . .7
CP,'"V.'. T . - U2- k.. anrt hu nftW
i 1 nan aia aicrami ut amaaa mv --
rwtainn. InMMAnta the anoearance ot
DR. W. E. PITTENGBR
Dentist
Offloa up-alalra orar Hlileboro NaUoaal
Bairn.
HILLSBORO
0KK3OH
Mnair . .
Debate. "Resolved, that 1
few Ordinance
ton :
Long and uraaiora.
ATSmvSed Tatted ttis Bishop: If R. B. just had that
- ' police uniform on he .could line
OVOD"'"' I up in ft parade with the Desi
sale, cheap: them.
Da via. of Jolly Plains.
DR. J.R. MARSHALL,,
dentist;
Tmiete Bldg. atoona a aad
HILL8BUB0, OXX.
Main and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK.
Dentist
Upstairs, in Ltnklattr Err
Building, Maia
Hillsboro
tor
Uauh r.nrnpaux and Crocses.
Havn about 250 birds, which on
n,m nf mv ill health.: am
E Za to dT.-E. F. Sias. Box
.... a .
Hi ahnro. ure.. or vai
the last of the
493.
565 Broadway.
tttt
T. R.
was in the city
week.
D. Gitrer. of near Valle Viata,
was a city caller lloocay.
- - - CZD
Lyin-in Ilcr-ll l
I am now Prapid IrSjl
Mra.A.la.C- '
e. l.
Notary Ptr "
4 '
f n-x. flf
wash., yesterday.