The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, January 13, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA A I ft. - 1 1 . - tl I W . . Mlfff III II ir,e tststefiiny. il r 1 nl LLU Otwni. f Portland, ha- I yl Ul" . started for.rli.aure proce,-.!,,,,, .! AMlMTflV airainat lh It.....- I..:... . l'"" I acrci of land i.n Which th i.lar,i Is lorated. The mortirak'e la f..r $M.UW ami intrrnt and ae inca March. 1'JlL C, w' Hate, of the rotnoanv. ma,!,. loan, and Internet U In default. SuhniNjurHly p. W. I.lvermore follows with Kiit for note h the um of HW.:U; for S.HLD: for $3MX);for 315: for $V1 .KM; for fW'HH; for $717.13 and for a tlllfj hlTfllint kaalirnxil !. A II KIb Wint' ' lhtf 0rrtf,,n pi'r',, r for Ifctt i. making a Willi I ui (jniAl iM, iiUU.Jini rurtr of . a . a i left Mi llf2ff; TI4 i iw.ae tktikt M u iaw t,reier Sit SBORO HIIIIA MM TO i BASUKS1EUS iirU Iak iam at Smre of II, U,i r,uaV Sight 27 loml I i nnj.ioia Min- to IliiUboru lat i i'iiirlk; Avn i wo basket feated in tith foal, colt, rominir on tear- both ini'ih- l.v the HMliit-.m iai r.riirrprie carr.Bire. with Hiih. tt Fur tale: Two mares 5 and I) KUt'l'Kr 421 .ryramrin fro' ' Tile-. I.KhtlV UN-.!.-!- " " " ' nl; there K - icr . , ... .l"'k'i ij-ph ii'iitinr. rip r, night there waa " bmmws -.-union wa brief, and u inchri ' " IM t.ranger then rppaired t i LiinJm n,l 'rom 5 f U'f dminir room. hpre thp t.. -.irinKP. Iwth nilimook '' vr i4irn un a line re "VT- k In lh .now. th m. U-4UVP(.I r.o O. prp.MH.n (nuniar - B.,.nir thp li.lim of thp oil. Af- train wwui r-'' " . " J i A' ,,' u" A I. Il.l ToJy. lUl'K "r, . 7 cimh mta:i.l thi nply , .i t.-, iv,rtginw'inh track. I ,!.,.,,, tf,, ul thf cI.wp Invito! Uinir rarwi htm it.n.i Hair.- - Mm-iH" mi Em train Irft hrr UK s-tanUy. Mr. ax.l Mr.. Dun liai.ki 4 thp In IfllPVP tth.iir or not th rf lipf trU a a I train I a tiupiitlon, anil if Lj ik.n a rutar H I "pcph L 1 h train thia way pruU Zi backrJ from ltct d n t- wWler ami it liwl up there Tb Uleitrai'h lln U down and - na ran t trannuiittfJ mountain. Thrrd rarlmtand the ()r m Kirrtne are maklnir thPir rbpduWa reifularly. aotmtimp Lino flv or tn rninatp nMml. SMuhi ar out In number. .l i he itorm ha U'ft a wako of ilruifgUa In lh towns. Pmtiat ar for moru now fill befor thp atorm auUiJi. ORCOON 3J!CTK1C TKAINS To Portland - tA minutm. 1.2 m f;M w liS...... rl .. ..... TO 11 tn j2 (j, m S j8 t m 8:10 pm M iSat. only) . pn Iturk li. tT ifavp levrral Instru mi-ntat aplpctiona. Aliont nixty Tylhiana hp!l a hit; timp at thp hall, Mo.uiay pvp- ninir. Mayor Itarrptt. (Ii-orirp Srhulmprich. Wm. Itouciipin ani Alontd Sitrlpr wrrp irrtintp(l with vrtpran jewrla, John M. Wall making thp iirp.pntationi(. Ilrrman S,hulmi,rirK rntitli'd to tho nmp prpAcntation, wat ah- tit. Th Ih) hal a flnp tiri-al aflpr the cprpnionif. and thi-rc re a humlir of iilciidil fra- tprnat addrt'tip. Monry to loan nn flnd-rlaia farm curity. Waahincton Oiunty Alwtrai t & Title ('om- mny;by r J. McAlear, Mana jtrr. 4tf Trranurpr Satpintrton'a) semi annual atati'mcnt ahow t that in all tin vanoiK fund. Dpc. 31. I hurt! am thp mi m of $lOi.27. (H. Of thU f Hik'l Vi i I" th K'n- pral fund. Total dUburnt'mpnU for the aix month wero $iK.' 519.05, thl Including, of coursi'. achool dmtrict dbu. Ititprcht. ptc. with which the county had nothing to do pccpt to . that i Atri d t-y the rii ItTP nlavinir th-ir firvt r: U the season. The Hd; Uif. u -lis U'at their op IKincnt by a reof ZJ to 11. Hip iratin- - m i i-!ftt! with good work. Min jlva S(.'hu!merich Urrn! !nr i: .-,ki. making the 11 txu'iU in t tohiiinir. The l!ank ifir;.i. a.ti mh outclassed, l!y.1 n c.,r,; . taine throuuh ml l .r thi! linUUiros Kva t'ar.tftis iU -i . i. m ikm 18 out if thi '.'7 ),!!!'., Vt inia Tipton !ayed ewptmi.al ball. Kliza in th M inn j:;i ; her Hitton to TfiTti in, an I K iiui iKKiIey also played u s,'k.1 name. Marie lm an 1 Vi -! t V.'alch did excel lent iruarilii,.'. The llink4 Imj' ti aTi w as out clawed at a'd sitiin. Mctiraw makmi: the on'y tirt. The uufiiuiuries; lii'Uto'lO liei.t;ey. 21 Mann, 8. Taw'k'ert. IV Scheldt IS trkhaitiT. liefer, i Hanks Sehulmcrich ,.Mc(iraw, 1 ... Kaatman . . Hutchini i'robost S I'.vin. i;u;u V. Tipton, y . f M. Kessler K (.'arl tis. 1.-5 f V, .Schulmerich 11 K. Mann e . . (!. Shipley 11 DooU h c , I'. Killen M. IiM! c K. Smith V. Wa'ch ... tf- A. Ilillslwro boys went to Sweep off i place and f 1 the bird. You'll feel Mte liooks, maicazines and station cry at the Gift Shop. Robert Irmler. cf Cornelius, was an Argua caller Uxlay. II. K. Editrer, of Itethany. wan in the county aeat the tint of the week. For sale: Four fresh cows, fine milker. II. H Grathorn, Iaverton, Itoute 3. 4 )-4 11. W. Schlattman. of Klmoni ca, was in town Monday, attend ing the bier insurance meeting. M. Kehrli. of Hillsdale, was a city visitor the first . of the week. Chas. A. Miller and wife, of above North Plains, were city visitors Monday. Adam Beil, the Centerville blacksmith, was in the county seat Monday, attending the in surance session. Archibald lioland, of Tit;urd. and Gladys Heartley. of Tuala tin, were granted marriage li cense at Vancouver, Tuesday. Rural mail carriers earn their money these days. John Uyan went out this morning with two horses and a sleigh. Marriage licenses have been granted Jos. Rhenstrom and Christina Oison; 1'aul Goppoen and Rene Taghon. Archdeacon Chamber will hold services at All Saints Guild House, Sunday evening, at 7:30. All are cordially invited. The Buxton depot was robbed last night, and Sheriff Reeves is investigating. It is said that a quantity of liquor disappeared with the plunder. Portland papers quote Hubert Bernards as being a candidal for the next Democratic Nation al convention, which is to meet at St Louis. The German Speakinir Society will meet at Cornelius, Saturday. 6. A. R. 8 11 11, 0. USE IK Veterans and Relief Corps Have Big Dinner sad Program EXERCISES LAST FRIDAY AFTERNOON I Sidy Were Scales' ( the Aaaaal Dieacr at 044 Fell Halt Robert P. Wirti. of forest I urove, nas neen nominaiea oy President Wilson for the post mastership at forest Grove, to succeed Dr. Chaa Mines. Mr. WitU is well known all over the county, and has held several po sitions of trust, both with the city of Forest Grove and with the county, being deputy re corder for Washington County some years ago. He is entirely capable, and has shown his ca pacity as the fiduciary agent for Forest Grove for some time. Hav ing been re-elected treasurer Mnnriav of this week. He will General Ransom Poet and the L.irn as eltv treasurer as soon Woman's Relief Corps held their I as his commission arrives. Mr. annual joint installation, last Wirtz Has a nosl or inenas wno visa mm every success in nis new position. The county jail was prisoner less Monday, John McGill having his treedon. This roorassioifAU Friday, with appropriate exer cises and a big dinner, at which some sixty were seated. The table and hall decorations were L. .ui5 holly and red and pink carna-h, tbe first time the jail has been Hons. There were patriotic se-1 empty in many years, particular led ions in music, and addresses. J.T. Butler being the principal orator. Out of town visitors were Mrs. Masters, of Dilley; Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Buxton. Mrs. McNamer, Mrs. Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Is in January. All or the pris oners wno were in Deiore me present term of court have been sent to the penitentiary or re leased, and the sheriff's office feels relieved at the present con dition. As a rule when court is in session there appears to be I. T. Butler. J. R. Beach and but little doing in the criminal John Baldwin, of Forest Grove, line. Just why this is so is not and W. Williams, of Portland, explainable, but it is the case. Jan. 29. at 1 P. m. All mem llutchins bers are requested to be in at I. t tl L a if. tendance as mere win ie mai u -- --- -- . .. it: :n . e... . ..i.rkst n1 lers Wl imuwrvaiice uu iui uio- came home with a defeat of 21 cussion. to'i. aflt r un exciting game. For sale or trade: Good brood At no time wa.t either team over mare, age 11 Years, weighs 1200 i noinU in the leal and on local or will trade for a horse weigh- lloor. the boys think victory would have been with Uillstioro, Mann starred for lliibtwro. and tVkman for MoMinnviile. The teamK will plav here reo. li. from Portland - 55 minutr. ' . . .l.. iti ami An ou-iasnioneu mu mic 3)17.7.'.!! a m brought up to dat with an dec- US m WC mucr mufs a m K' - lit'. pm drink. Hjy them at kocbers izi'l.', ....pm l!onfectiofiery. IS; i pm c, t;. Paterson was ulected HI.-'- pm mayor of Forest Grove. Monday. (Sat. only) pm other oflleer elected were. W. m it iAhmi. RobL Nixon and I. J. Kat a a i Hoar, counrilmen: Manon aiarx- thlBT -a.- RMl.NSl kOM -OlitON ham. recorder, and u. I. wiriz. Irea-urer. Mr. wm win more tik.'ltf not nualifv. a he Aauift home weddinir was celO-l .. ;n .,n. ih duties of post- narv will t, Iniis bnird at the home of Simon 01- ,,ipp a. ion. The movie will be North 1'iuinH IVntley.9 . Mann, ti Taggert, 4 Schcidt.... llurkhalter. Referee. White IlillslHin) and . Lckman, 10 ing about 1100. which can trave well in hack. D. Giger. Hills Iwro, Route 1. Box 74; one mile west of Phillips. 43 5 A little child of Mr. and Mrs Renaud. of the Garden Tracts was bitten by a dog. Monday v I f At i:44l ..aIii in ttA 10 moininir. ins i ui unc hp w "imWLli ing laceratad. Dr. F. A. Bailey ' Marin cauteriaed the wound, and anttci . HolnieS Pale no O"""1 Wi H"ia" An enirlne was sent UP to Forest Grove ituxtnn. veaterdav. to bring in play at Hiilsboro Gym. Saturday Ue gasoline motor, which had night, and a 1 ere inviieu oui w gtuck near uuxton, ana wmcn . ' a. a . J lUnl I . . a. a . I I I. dee mo ii'ou J iry iu reueem uiaviCOuia neitner proceea or dhck up terrible" dc;'at. Ihe prelimi- under its own power, on account and a utiiT contest expected. HillslHiro MvMinnville f .f c X g F. A. BAILEY, M. D. rkytleiaa aad arge Otfiea: CpaUlra taSckalaeika t:e wmtiiw wlil urate .SaMtai aa4 Uwsoad Strata. PttoMa, offoa City SO; raiJMca.OUy St R. M. ERWINf IL D. PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON Sargto. S. P. F. K. 5, P. t A 8, Ofica la the Tamietie Blcca, Taird aa4 Main Sttaeu, HUUboro, Oregon. ELMER 11 SMITH M. D. D. 0' PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH . " - - Office Hunra 9 to il a. .; I to c p. M. roeaoay, Tbandajr. Hatarda 1 1 11 Calla um.td dav or aivhi. n..ik phoBca. Office otrer UUUboro Mattoaa. J. O. BOBB, U. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OPPICEUpKainla Schalamteh BlHg rHoauh-uatA. City JS4; Rea. City 864 HIASBORO, . ORECOtt Henrr Arthur, of Forest Grove. was arrested tne nrst 01 me week, charged with assaulting I J as. Dilley. of the Grove, with a stick. Arthur was placed under I $100 bonds. W. V.Wiley being the surety. Arthur was sent to the Dilley barn by the humane officer and Dilley resented it he fife and drum corps furnish ed the music for the day. The Post officers installed. A. W. Williams inducting into office 'ost Commander. Mr Brush: A M Collier. Sr Commander: J W Vedder. Jr Commander: E F Sias. adj and quartermaster; W S Tilton. surgeon; J L Crow. cnapiain; a yv parrjer. omcer 01 when the altercation took place the day; M o uncoin, omcer 01 The wa, filed 0, jadjre tne guara; oir women, sergeani-1 gnjith, master sergeant; Mr Bierly. pa-l Services at Baptist Church. Irml o instniotnp I 9UnMT. lOUk C. A. OIUIU1, rnrr, ..ffinor. Mr v. o pastor. sunoay acnooi ai iua. VV vi.ivv.B, 1 - ... , M - a B a. . PranHaii tn.taiiintr- sninr aim. Ins.. J. w. Brocit. buperinienaem; Mrs Marv Sabin: junior vice, rreacmng ai 11. suojeci iwo Mm itr.inh- ehanlain. Mrs Aimes I inings to Kememoer; xoung I Peoples Meeting at 6.2V). Ow fnnt- onndnetip Mrw Nanev ing to the new paint on the Haines; press correspondent. tettR, .prayer meeting will beat Mrs Nett i Jeffers- natriotic In-1 we nome 01 rf. a. oeneuiti. ' ----- ' 1 . " . I lit I structor. Mrs Sarah McNutt; inursoay evemnK. musician, Mrs Jennie Haines;! Last Saturday was Jackson guard. Mrs Orpha Caiiile; asst Dev. and the old-time "dimmv conductor. Mrs Amelia Simpson; Urat" had no wav of celebrating asst guard, Mrs L O Crandall; old Hickory by way of taking a color nearer, airs Jacx iioy. airs iDjn 0f the bottle, or a hot drink. Geo Wann. Mrs Jones and Mrs I The best he could do was to sit Barber. The president-elect, by the fire with a far-away look Mrs Olden, and the secretary-1 in hi vaa and naint a mental elect. Mrs Lehman, were ill. and I nieture of "Gineral Jackson . a II a fWl Ir . . unable to De msuiiea. iney behind the cotton bales, down at will be installed later, I New Orleans, on that celebrated day that he whipped Mr. Pack ISAAC CRAM lenham. Fred Hamel. of West Union. Isaac Cram, welt known here waa In Mondav. Fred thinks all and at Shady Brook, died at the this talk about the scarcity of Ira E. Darrett, M. D. UPaTAiRS DELTA BLOCK OSee Tlphooa. Mala MS BAaideaoa XeMtuna, Maui m BK. . Nap OAOUY ATTORMRTS-AT-tAW atau 1 aa4 1 RasV taUsTaf HlaJUSBOEO. . . 01X801 E.B.TOnOTJE ATTORHRY-AT-LAW . Ofieee apataiit la SchaliaerlA Slock rrVWWrWrVM) JOHN 11. WALL ATTORMaTr-AT-IAW Upataira, A. C Shale Rldg. ataia n atiusaoBo. . ORaaoa. Roseburg Soldiers' Home. Jan. china pheasants is all buncombe. I HUlaboro. -. - wm A J 1 A I.. m . a a a a 1 I i, auer an exienaea aainieni.iHe Is 01 tne opinion man we e was born in Pennsylvania, vounor birds have been taught bi Oct. 19. 1837, and when a young heredity to look out for the nun- man enlisted in the Livu war. ters and set out of the way came to Oregon about 44 when a man comes into the field, on, on 1 bird Street. Hilliboro. c(gtHj on Sunday. Mturday, Jan. H, 1916, Ht'V. K , ,uA A. Ham ninciaUng. when his f, J,,,S,Hj' J, fcughter. Miss Christina Olson. C.hurth will mwt l the Cong. ith Mrs. J.I Thursday. Jan. I HIKTHDAV PARTY boro Second vs. Qf the snowfall Gaston will dedicate a $12,000 school house Friday, Jan. 14. The school will add domestic science ' and manual training a a a . . 'l'i. ii-A.in tt n a . i ... .i at . ti a a n nn nniinuiw aim uiiui an ua diuui !. unl marriage to Josoph a. .'-' - Mra. Mi,9 Rhod. Rnschede. of Forest Khmtrom, of Portland.. The . . J-' " :.. uth f Gnive. having charge of the Dnd it well known here, having The January payments on an ; !w, conducUHi a millinery in this city UV Improvements, slreotsswer. l umview w , e . , -..-v.. for a number of years. The or otherwise, are due. and pay a- "ir ""-..r"' wrsew-o o.u tnvunu..11 L,. .L..m...1 ik nittf trea. tne aay whu i.iem. i-" stores. A auesuon anu a uk- "" i iiuwii irarniiR n 11 iim itiiivo i ..vv.., i ,. i.:-i u.t Da wo oa I tt ' . t u. ...... .l, t !.. t. l i tt.n l mra. i aiiif a " " - urenunn. nave you any comci wi m wMniy. . surer, irvasurer . . v vp I'uh brouffht some r""i.i" u o i Bni,li lht'V Wl maka iknir hnmd in l.i lU i,,.mmr till IfanX. wno . iniuwico i i dw, ' www ... i bl ill- vi.f.i- . - .. .I.l .,., .1,1,1 Ad mi) nnSIPKN I . . ll i I.maa mil " i vipp runt inpni. vvn umx .. . J Hon satisfied Spirella wearers ell laden. tegtfy a the ease, comfort and . .. i: ii.a I'Aimif Tj.iira I . .t . . J ,,A k i. Auer umiifi mo i neriecuon oi aiyie unwuicu u3 pRymem isiaiWu. , whlo the older Sn,-,,-,-.-. Many exclusive For sale: Guotl top buggy -or onci wked or. and listened to de8ijrns from which to select the will trade ir pigs. " the music ana cnaueu. a r"- corset best suited to your inai op, Beaverton. - turned home feeling it wouia oe vduai needs. A Spirella rest p.... .i..Uif now in dav long to he remembered Lwa eorsetiere in this field .. . l i j t,.., mm I'nine mav live on tne iiiimnu" mm ni'i'i" "' - iiiuic iiavyj Ip? " itose city. . urer. Treasurer r. ," i......h uroti They will make iheir homo in at the Oimmercial Bank, who New Y ear. i.. 11 ur"" Portland, and will be at home to JLs the collecting. .states that J.Y;1 raHV1. their friends after a short wed- the council has decided not to had n Yf,.1, tfre w d,ntri"' rant :" .SCHOOL NEWS ears ago. He married neoexan He savs there are lust as many icken bottom. Dec, 31. 1876, aa ever and thev come ud to the and the widow and tne louowing chicken yard and fight the poul nuaren survive mra. uvwv i try away irom tneir ieeo. L 11 f T1 ..J nor wail, mrs. 4. u. neiaun auu .. . tju -,.t . . r. n . l . - J . I aiuiiu iwcaci iciwiw vmsio inrs. jonn uregwry, ruruauu.r - . ; ji v- PlioKaTpom Rt Mo ana and wnK iwiiuij u "'"im '"'i i . 1 i .,, a nan man iarkeley Cram. of Austin. Ore. S- tl. hYdd 1 I A a r AM BIIUI U W m, aaV DB1J V aiaAW UP w w aaugnier Dy a igraer wik, , - - n Ana nrdar alonA that would have .ntniA. ' w. ww. iuuci. ,u I- . C7 IW1 miikmhI ine ounai waa a. iwocuuig, . . . v . i. i. r. j: t .kl.lDU. ne DBU BW lUUtu Diuw muirn airs, wram aueiiuum trwui miibi . - . ... . .a I nn an Kaavo W Plin at thl9 time. Augustus Gardner, a rural mail carrier of Forest , Grove, nrl Miae Lillian F.ldep or ran is t All. excet) t the P. R, &N.. trains L t,A vnMM r.mn M. E. are electric, and stop at the de- church, were granted a marriage po. on mam aire. cense at the clerk's offlce, mes TO PORTLAND dav. Mr. Gardner is highly es strict No. 50. Mountainside school, gave ip pnttrtainmcut om weeks ago and secured money enough to bring the school up Ui the standard mark. Miss ll..i K!ialtklatm l ie The double-hpader tent out to celebrate many mor V V':" nnt l. ab a to birthdays. -Contributed i i inis milium " i tora L Stephen is the principal. ttkM the blockade, and a rotary aim Mish Kiizaheth Boaaid. asst. ... i ......amirv. Miller s res umimn stock YARDS 11 I.. . .. . . " I UIHJ W ti. ' . -- . .1 w . . . fon i lorizet that Jan .28 is to -.... thia morn nir sent out J?. u ,"ts.' Ua' and tnat ver' provision for the marooned train "icn f ,h. dlitrlt ? wVnVor linuroiir- In the are of larn. n otUM j district will The house on tne Jacs mi . f ar sold at 7 lih Schw fwm. thin side of Nortn , llama, f . a dime over KGoverno burned. Sunday while the occu- ' J m3king the top 7 60. bl ii day . The Gaston school wiwste the new High ouiiaing next Friday. Governor "unycombe and other ncersareon the afternoon sram, The regular monthl "ling of the Wishingtor. tOllnty Teaehara' ' Aaa.wlalinn "Jt jn the High School building roreat Grnva. Jan H The Mv advice, experience and train intr are at your service, without obligation. Appointments by letter or telephone given prompt attention. Phone Main d4. Residence. Fifth and Jacksm, Hillsboro, Ore. 33-46 nanis. uemy oinicui-i' , i. i mot re a- .. , 4i.i. Dro. werein "'"l1"' the bulU.ot tne siuu w tnci lives. ii r. uu""" - bgt seen lor some iuo. w. imuua . emwi Inaa of furniture Snu t etrnno nrices LiIRm U kll.i.M. UUU I'll I" J uupilivap I ODD FELLOWS INSTALL - 90, last I'hA Odd Fellows and Rebekaha One i..iaIIai4 nffieera Saturday eve Lunow and wite. . . . mart was that r,ing. to a large attendance. Dis- llenntv Dr. J. IL Marshall eu We UUU rnwwa and Miaa Anirie Harring- i a i'ai triiiiiL' mv, ac 'va w r- - i uiuvvi . nintKimr There was no mur- ..k oll .tn oP lines in Drooortion. Itnn officiated for tne Keoexans. a-aa nn oithar contents or house, . th excellent I Thpre was a program, music, the market tr . and some addresses, Mr. an1 Mrs. jmin " -".quwiy. f -vr. r TLC k a ,. . .nionrlirl nn.ar I . o tni. . j l).tl..n,l l nemlrtV. anil a n eke niirner llinn lire viuoma gugr wdikii --p'"- ""a, it uvp. Jin. n i iir r uun in i ui iiumu - - i w - - . , . . . . i . . ml. w r a a' Af moa.ru ' . . : M f - . k.a iw - -unit ' 4 mur k or nffinic iinohpon. ine u u. v. r. u k .l""iWB? owned py singing were coming n-". " ; "L " o,j mnrk ia . JnB 1M6a wcre: I V Tru' . """"yiauon. Aivarauen tainea mere. w..- ..1 . .vnmi- the ;a nnhln a uner account ol leather.' Association 'ni. t;. e. Barker ;' .L, ur.a Schools." The . de- morrow. Lru 'Z Wilkes. . inside Vw?r:.wM led by Vrmnk Weisenbeck. who is run- unur, v -hn came for- irds J H Brandaw. outside rTKi..! fn r.V": Lilf Snndsv. and lambs ffuard E L McCormick. R S no ""on l..otation. 'f Pre weri BJrJS?.I of. t.heA.W?-i- initial w th all line rand:J H Foote. gave a talk They will behome toaayor yaras. i y -r''T5-: SraA, Morrill, eon. rrVaaa)rBaSWaaasB 7. W.. IXaUUlETT . ATTORKRY-AT-LAW Omaa: Mala Strat, epp. Ooait Heart HILLSBORO . ORROOa THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORjrRY-AT-LAW- Office, apatatfB la Schaltaerich Rlock rrrrrrrVWWaa fcMWW aideaeP Telcphoae office ataia 103. IMaiaioS DILL. W.HYDE Socoteeor to Dr. Unkla tar- Office orer DalU Drue Store. Reaideaca BaatUae, betweea 5th aad tta Sta. Hillsboro, Oregoa D. S. P. & P. E. & E. Fredarick Aadarsan, M PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Successor to Dr. Cunnhkhara. Office and Drugstore. Orenco. ... ORRGt Talepoona enanaoilnua. AAAAAAAArMrWpVpVVVvVt OaA a SCHNABEL & LrROCHE 7:33 10.O2 12:50 p. m 2:15 4:10 4:56 6:40 9:50 the'l!" yr,u. nlimbe- 5,nlg WonT For sale: Firstass yellow uujec -what Knowledge is of and white twni w. - -Most Worth?" per pound, also horse power nay baler.-Peter uonrau. ; Tigard. 436 The 13 year old daughter -or Mrs. Will Marsh, of near Corne lius, fell and fractured a wrist, one day this-week. Bailey administered to the in jury. , Sam Joss, of Bethany, was in the city Monday. Hot rakes for breakfast made j ehulmerich's , buttermilk a spread with Schulmerich's &8,creamepy butter is the fad. For sale at Hillsbo- Mercantile Co. ?Sni.Thurnhe' was in from bo 1 in. kB,?minK. Monday, attend- withe insurance lesaion. i?ii,a sold nt 8 30 Kio oeand: E Creekpaum, L S; jTvvu " I . - a .loin tn atronarer. u Roil tt S to vice: Percy Liong, " n . ir ill .l .ui I. S to Vice E l iwurawi, rini. scene supporter; Lewis Lnnea, left; R H Greer, chaplain. The officers for the Rebekahs: Bes sie Barr, noble grana; rannie Morrill, vice; Alma Payton, sec reUrv; Ann Sigler, treasurer; Amanda Hartrampi. waraen; H. E. Grabhorn, of below Bea verton, was in town Tuesday af-ternoon. iff nnH Mrs. J. H. Simpson.ot South Tualatin, wcre city visit ors today. Geo. Bid well, of Jolly Plains, Minnje Abbott, conductress; Nel ,oa in town this morning, using 11. Black, insiae . guara; Forest Grove Train McMinnville Train Sheridan Train 'orest Grove Train McMinnville Train orest Grove Train Eugene Train McMinnville Train Forest'Grove Train FROM PORTLAND arrives Eugene Train 8:15 a. m. McMinnville Train 9:45 Forest Grove Train 11:59 Forest Grove Train 3:15 p. m Sheridan Train 4:30 McMinnville Train 6;40 . Forest Grove Train 7:15 . Forest Grove Train 9:00 McMinnville Train 12:15 All trains stop on flag at Sixth and Main; at North Range and Fir streets. Sixth and Fir Sta., and at Tenth street. Steam Service from old depot at foot of Second Street TO PORTLAND P. R & N. Train 4:30 p. m. FROM PORTLAND P. R. & N. Train 9:15 a. m. Motor Car Service To Buxton 12:25 p. m. T Timber . 4:30 From Timber 9:55 a. m From Buxton 2:10 p. m fi:50a. m teemed by all who know him, and the bride is one 01 tne Grove's popular young ladies. Andrew Stewart well known here as a boy. as a son of the late Albert Stewart was in Hillsboro. Tuesday, visiting with relatives. He has bought a grain farm up in the Alberta country, and returns there in a tew days Herenortaa fine crop up there last season.. Roy W. Kesl, department com mender. G. A. Allen, depart ment Quartermaster, and ur. u. awi natal PM(GatfsB(swRaassaf C 'a"lRfaB"'BBTP''( W'bW anatra. Xpi aie. aa a-- ri Haa ilMwi aaft -A M aa eta at tatoa mH a- mi aa eBn -!WMaai aiaunr4tt(a7MaB-ea. aaraa-teimiMakiai Baa S-S BSJ Tr!tibin: BtatlBail f 4i k aii.XKkwat4artB 1, Haan I0 M Bill at a 4. 1 PORTLAND. ORE. D . W. B. PITTENOCH Dentist 7 7t F. A. Walker, dept adjutant, of loooe up-atai em EUlabara Nattonal fkA Snaniah Ampptean War vet-l nana. M.m ..maniif fpnm Portland. HILLSBORO 71 CflaS0 vawv - - Saturday night, and installed we omcers of Scout Harrington DR. J. R. llutSZIAU uamp lor we enauion wrm. 1 r r itm t nm What do vou sav about it? I ) t4. I I I Are vou a member of a church?! ' , , "Are vou aa well on out Ol meiTtmleeie aidf. . KooaMoaaaav, Church as you would be in it?" KILU50S0, 023. Come to the M. E. Church Sun dav morning, and hear this ques tion discussed. You are wel come to all our services. tne snow conveyance ?Aug. Gembella. of Farming ton, and Mabel A. Richards, of Portland, were granted marriage license yesterday. ataia aad Taird. DR. C II OLLOCS, Besrinning Thursday. Jan. 13.1 TfntfOt Archdeacon Chambers will visit . .T All Saints mission every Thurs- TJpsuirR.in IM- r ' day evening, to. lecture on the ... r-. Mmf iaVaVRVtfAWS; awBBBweam P HI The Hillsboro Grange will give I Bell outside guard; Lizzie Trul- a box social Saturday, Jan. p, linger. R S noble grand; Gcrtha at 7:30 p. m.. and aspecia in Olsen left; Lizzie Frick, R S vitation ia extended to all to See; Caroline Wilkins, left; An- come and have a good time with gia Harrington, chaplain. them. , ' early history of the Church, and to prepare a class ior connrma tion. Lectures at 7.30. The public is cordially invited. The Rev. G. L Tutta will ad- dress a Union service of the Hillsboro churches, at the M. E. Church. Sunday night on the subiect "A Sunday Rest Law for Oregon.'.' Come and hear his side of the question. Hillsboro Cto Lyi4at:c:;:17i I am ao prepaiaa a take afataraX aaawllkWasrwai. PaoaaCWfn UrR.A.Ll.Ci:tr x.L.r: ' ATtORXlT.Ali-fcAW aaaweraUC !t" A (lantna. 6f Ginks. Vtt RaalCaK ' U--t: a.. . .a a ' pile visitor I'fuf-e 1 nuiM , , I I)