mmo
; PYTHIANS
PICNIC Al ME
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Annuel ilvmt Will Take Plna-Jon
Sunday, Auicu I I Iilrtrcul h
kNKUITS, PVTIIUN SISTI KS, I AMII II S
FiprcM Thai Many u( I he Iralinul
Ordrr Will Drink In Mountain Air
Members of KniiriitHof 1'ythiuH
and tbe Pythian Sisters, with
their familU'H, will celebrate
their annual outinir, Sunday,
August 13, ut M radium Crow
ing", their picnic: place of hint
year. It is expected that at
leant one hundred and fifty will
participate in the li wr event, and
very car Iibh been requisitioned
for the occasion - that in to say,
very car in tht bitf Pythian
family.
Meacham in noted for its crisp
mountain air, its cool water,
and in abundance of fwh. and
the place ma ken a nplendid piny
Kround for the fraternal visitor.
All are ex pec tod to take a ban
ket uf lunch, ar.d the committee
will arrange for colTee, crem,
etc.
I'ythian Sinter members are
requested to be in attendance at
vie regular meetmtr rrulay eve
ning, when final arrangements
will be made. . (SSL
installments dim
July aaaetiMments for sewer and
treet Improvements, City of
Hillsboro, are now due and pay
able, and must be liquidated at
once, K. J. Sewell,
City TreaHurer.
. Hillsboro. Ore.. July 20,
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SIWRISI!
A very enjoyable evening recent
ly was a surprise given by the
young folks of I'hilh
home of John Trachse
ViHta. The evening was devoted
to games and conversation, after
which light refreshments were
served.
Those present: Martha KaulT
'man. Kd. Scheidt. Minnie, ('ar
ris and Kd (Jutachmidl. Lydia.
Llztie, lxu and bred Zurcher.
Anna, Kmma. Jack and Cottlieb
Schneider. Ha be Fuegy, Titel
Scheidt. Lou Hauer and John
Trachsel.
i The young folks left at an ear
ly nour, an reporting an excep
. tionally jrood time.
lll-NKY HKLIJI;
, Henry Brelje, a pioneer of the
Blooming section, died at ShelT
Jin. Thursday evening. August.',
' 1916, after an extended illness.
He was born May 28. 1K37, in
Hanover Province, Germany, nnd
came to America about 40 years
ago. He settled near B ooming,
about HO years ago. H' leaves a
widow to mourn his Joss. Mr.
Brelje was a highly resptcted
citizen and had a host of friends
in the section south of Cornelius.
Several years ago he moved to
the Shelllin district and made
that place his home.
He was a line neighbor, a good
husband, and a kind father.
Lost -Side fender for auto
truck, somewhere between Hills
boro and Kood Bridge. Please
leave at Argua ollico or notify
Stevens Bros., Farmington.
Mr. and Mrs, H. McFurland,
of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Miltenberger, of this city,
left the last of the week for a
10 days' vacation on the Salmon
berry River.
Chas. W. Brown has taken
ouer the Second Street Restau
rant, and says he will be glad to
'meet his old friends.
S
Strong
Foundation
ACHAM
Being a National bank, this institution is
founded upon, and obliged to conform in op
eration with the requirements of the Govern
ment. It also enjoys the protection and ad
vantages of the Federal Reserve System.
In five years years this bank has become the de
pository for the funds of hundreds of individuals
and firms. It will pay you
SAVINGS-CI IECKING-TIME DEPOSITS
W. H. Wehrung, Pres.
David Kuratli, Cashier
HillsboroIiiomlBank.
HILLSBORO,
Mil P; . l. Hchlftttiri .jtnii
dauglilC Mrs, Grfihdfiitiooii,- of
Ioa AnRtili'ii, Cttu Were; In the
city Monday, having motored up
from California. Ihey formerly
resided at SchietTelin. northwest
of this city. H. L. is still In the
land of the living, and contrary
to report, has all his arms and
Ioks, and can kick as vehemently
as ever, Keimrt reached here
some months suo that "KIT" had
been injured in an explosion, but
there was no truth in the rumor.
Mrs. Schietl'elln and daughter
were very much pleased to again
meet their Washington County
friends.
Ixst Iletween Cedar Mill ani
Hillsboro, Saturday night, July
L2. a' leather suit case, contain
ing, besides other articles, a Gil
lette shaving case with name
engrav ed thereon. Finder please
leave at Mrs. F. Clascoe's board
ing house, corner Second and
Baseline Sts.
Mrs. F. W. Wnlch and daugh
ter. Viola, and Miss Hazel John
son, of Portland, are enjoying a
vacation at Klmore Park. F. W.
made the trip by auto, and as
sisted in getting the family lo
cated in camp. He was accom
panied home Sunday by Kdw.
Morton nnd Albert Kay, and they
reiRirt iimJ toads nearly all the
way.
For S.i!e - 100 acre farm. This
Place iroinir at a imrcain w
acres in uood cultivation run
ning water through place; fair
huildinus: small orchard; near
school and church. Three miles
from town. For sale by owner,
C. 15. Mercer, Hillsboro, Ore.,
KouU'4. 213
Fred Herger Jr., of Bethany,
sustained a peculiar accident last
Saturday. lie had returned from
work, and in seating himself on
a chair was punctured by a darn
ing needle, the instrument en
tering the heavy muscles of his
tliiuh. He was brought to the
city, and Dr. F. A. Hailey was
obliged to make a deep Incision
before he was able to remove the
intruder.
Hop pickers Wanted -All those
desiring to pick hops al the C,
i,. 'w ,oon I''80"- 3 miles south of
1 it v H'llHboro. on Biver mail, are re
L a2 u.A - qted to register. Will pay $1
per 100 lbs for clean lucking.
Permanent pickers preferred. 3
Andrew Rood, of Heppner, was
in the city Monday, returning to
Portland Tuesday. He was well
pleased with the appearance of
Hillsboro, it having been four
t years since he visited this sec
j tion.
I Bird dogs for sale. Llewellyn
Setter pups, 2i months old. Al
so one 12 months old. Will make
some one a line hunter this year.
-W. IS. Rice, flillsboro. 21-2
John McClaran, the ex-county
commissi tner, was down from
dales Creek the last of thawerk.
John says that crops are looking
line up his way.
To Exchange: Ten acres, part
cleared; for smaller place, or for
town property.--Address "A."
care Argus. No agents. 213
Mrs. Amanda Purdin. of Selah,
Wush.. is the guest of her sister.
Miss )eborah Barrett, and will
remain about a week.
Those having White Leghorn
pullets to sell, 4 or 6 months oh
write card to P. O. Box 27.
Reodville. Ore. 21 3
John l. Abel and Esther Aeb
ischer. of Sherwood, ware grant
ed mariiage license the first of
the week.
Fight weeks old pigs for sale.
These are extra good. Write
P. 0. Box 27. Reedville. Ore. 3
C. S. Reynolds, for many
years in the mercantile business
ut Mountaindule, was in the
county seat Tuesday, greeting
friends.
C. E. Potts, the Gales Creek
bridge contractor, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Thompson, of Port
land, is a guest of Mrs. Willis
Ireland this week.
to open an account here.
OREGON
HI
1 1
DIES lift IS WEEK
I'Mf. M. C. Caie Passes at 11 time
After Many Months' Illness
SCHOOL StiPI RINfnNDKNT FOR YEARS
Also Principal of HIIMwro and
County Schools
Other
Prof. M. C. Case, a well known
county ' teacher and educator,
died at the family home on Sixth
Street, at 0:30 o'clock. Tuesday
evening, August 8, 191G, after
many months of illness. His ail
ment was heart trouble, aug
mented by Brights disease.
Mr. tase taught many years
in Washington County, and for
three years was superintendent
of the Hillsboro public schools,
lie was also school superintend
ent ot Washington County for
two terms.
Melvin Cyrus Case was born In
Monroe Co., Michigan, April 14.
1859. the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Baniel Case. After finishing
high school he attended two
term at the Michigan Agricul
tural College, at Lansing, Mich.,
and then graduated out of the
State Normal, at Ypsilanti. He
taught 12 years in the Ypsilanti
schools, and in July, 1892, came
to Oregon. On June 25. 18,
he was married to Miss Josephine
Shearer, of above Forest Grove.
Besides teaching at Hil'sboro.
Beaverton, Dilley. Cornelius.
Centerville, and other points in
in this county, he taught also at
St. Helens. He belonged to the
Si Helens lodge of Masons, and
the Glencoe lodge of Knights of
Pythias.
His widow and two daughters.
Mattie and Clara Case. Burvive.
and a son by his first wife - Ray-
mond A. Case, lives at Los An
geles. The funeral took place this af
ternoon, at 1:30. st the residence.
Rev. Myers and Rev. Smith con
ducting the services.
Interment was in the cemetery
at Hillside, north of Forest
Grove.
REAL ESTATE TRANSPERS
Alvord-Carr-Hunter to Louie
Swetland et al, tract 6
their sub division
f5
Mary T Clemons to William
demons et al, 40 a sec 14
1 3 n r 5 w
1
W Shearer to Margaret
Scoggin, 20 a Chambers d
I c i 2400
Glencoe Land Co t W 11
Wehrung tracts 1, 2, 12.
26, 33. 34. Glencoe Acres.
50
10
J U Turpen to J M Kstes, 10
a sec 17 1 1 n r 2 w
Oregon Realty to N H Atch-
eson. 1.30 a Bonita Gardens
800
Millie Weiss to Meyer Wax,
lot F Lehman Acre Tracts 1
J K Vinson to Corda Vinson,
4 lots, block 3 Middleton... 300
Ruth Realty to Flora Dill, 5
a Wm Burn's d I c 1050
Annette Wickham to Harry
BWickham.und i of 16.54
a Dudley Dustin d I c 50
F W Cady to Lillian II Kv-
ans, lots 5. G'l, 8, blk 31,
Beaverton , 650
Herman Metzger to Lena
Johnson, lot 4 blk 50 Metz
ger 700
Wm Yetter to Jas Penman,
160 a sec 18 t 2 n r 4 w.. 10
Alvord Carr-Hunter to Mrs
T B Hall, tract 10 in their
sub div 10
Oregon Nursery to Julia
Hatch. 17.91 a Elam Young
d I c 4000
Pearl Barnes to Fred Wright
lot 3 blk 48 Metzger 175
Mary Vandecoevering to Al
bert Vanderzanden, 75 a
Robt Walker d I c. Roy 900
E .1 Voegelin to M M Myers,
30 a Ssl Richardson d I c- 10
O II Cobb to W N Price, tr
in blk 4 Humphreys' ad. ..1500
J E Summers to F V Sprague
lot 50 North Tigardville ad
1
Chas A Wilson to Jl;r Rice,
10 acres on Boone's Ferry
Road 1
Hillsboro Garden Tracts to
H Bennett, tract 8 block 3
Garden Tracts 1375
R C Gossman to Oney doss
man. 8. 14 a at Glencoe and
160 a sec 12 t-3 n r4 W...3000
Gilgian Allenbach to Peter
Zi reher, 22 a sec 13 1 1 n
r 2 w 3000
S H Peterson to E O Scofield
50x200 sec 4 t 2 n r 4 w . . 100
W O Donelson to Lucinda
Estepp. lot 4 blk 1, North
Hillsboro 10
Beaverton Development Co
to R L Tucker. 4 Its blk 36
2 lots blk 25. Beaverton.. 1050
Scandinavian-American Real
ty to J G Sutherland. 2 Its
Nichols ad Garden Home . 10
Anycne desiring pasturage for
cattle, call Main 112. 14 tf
John Beatty, the contracter
and builder, has gone to Enter
prise for an extended stay.
Carl
Christi.msen, the Yale,
Wash..
ogt r, was over to Hills-
boro and
Boxton the fust of
the
week.
. .1 1 ' - . .liJ . it' I :
. All hit reduce dt bmmorrs
Millinery.
AhrtiW jRendleY: the liolfltel
breeder.of1 North Tualatin Plains,
was In town Saturday:
Try Delta Fly Say. ft Is f
fective-90c In gallons; 70; In 6
gallons. The Delta Drug Store,
John Peters, of Verboort, was
a city caller Monday, on legal
business,
Rioe tomatoes for sale in any
quantity. Muller's Greenhouse,
Twelfth and Oak. 20-23
E. T. Turner, of Laurel, waa
over to the city the last of the
week,
Order your Summer photos et
Johnson's Studio before repair
work on the building conmences.
J, T. Powell, of Umatilla, came
down the first of the week for a
short visit with relatives.
For Rent-A farm, 50 acres or
more in cultivation, W. E. Rice,
Hillsboro, 21-2
Mrs. Clark's orchestra will be
feature of the union services at
the Methodist church Sunday
night
Hillsboro Ice Co.. VV. F. Tews.
Prop. Phone Main 293; Base
line, between Second and Third
Sts. Prompt service. 19 21
Ernest Goetter, of Laurel, was
over to Hillsboro, Saturday, fcrn
est is still hammering a little
iron.
Lost: Tan hunting coat on
lillsboro road, between Hanson
place and Sipprell mill. Reward.
Atha Russell, Hillsboro.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, of Clarks-
ton, Washington, arrived the
ast of the week, and spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
M. A. Powell.
For Sale - Poland-China brood
sow, 2 years old. Has fine lit
ters.-Chester Bridges, Hillsbo
ro, Ore , R. 4, a mile south of
Oak station.
The Misses Beatrice and Ber-
nice Bristol, or Uatskanie. are
guests of their uncle, C. C. Frick,
this week. This is their first
visit to Hillsboro.
Wanted to trade: Light team
for Ford automobile, and will
p.'.y d li dillerence. A. C. La
tham, Hillsboro, Ore. Phon-1
uiy to.
Erwin Ritter. secretary for the
German Mutual Fire Ins. Ass'n.,
of Bethany, was transacting
business in town the first of the
week.
Another big dance at Helvetia
lall, Saturday evening, Aug. 12.
Jriz-j waltz, $5 to winning cou
ple. Everybody come. Yon will
miss it if you miss it. 20 21
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and
children, of Portland, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Morgan, of near Newton,
Mrs. Miller and children remain
ed for a week's visit.
Hop pickers wanted: At the
Bagley Yard, at Leisyville. Will
pay $1 per hundred for clean
picking. Please register at once.
lhe Bagley Co., Hillsboro,
Ore. 20-23
Harry L, Cline, of Laurel, was
a city visitor Saturday afternoon.
ie savs that the people who
have been over to the Tillamook
coast are complaining about the
uncertain weather.
Taken Up Jersey cow, dry, at
my ranch near Leisyville. Own
er pay charges of keep and cost
of adv. and take same away.
Wm. Bagley Sr.
The estate of Alexander Weir.
who died at Cooper Mountain a
few days ago, had been admitted
to probate. Mr. Weir was a sur
vivor of the Commodore Perry
expedition which went to Japan
in the fifties.
Lost: A two-and-half gold
piece, rrom watch charm. Lost
n Recorder's office at court
house. RetuYn to J. W. Price,
Hillsboro, Oregon, and get re
ward, with no questions asked.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Simon, of Gold Hill, Oregon,
July 31. 1916, a daughter, weight
eight pounds. The young lady
is a grand-daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. McCourt and of Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Simon, of this
city.
Judde McGahey is here for a
short visit with his mother. He
has just lett the hospital, haying
been sent there because of two
broken ribs. He will soon be
able to gel into the harness again
in the sawmill, on the carriage.
Friday evening, Aug. 18, the
ladies of the M. E. church will
give a Dime Social, on the lawn
at the li. II. Greer home, corner
First and Fir Sts. Everybody
invited. 21-2
Sunday special at the Metho
dist church. The sermon in the
morning is on a choice subject,
"The White Flower in Exper
ience." Mrs. Clark's orchestra
will furnish special music at the
League service, 7 p. m. All are
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beatie and
son, Eugene, ot lacoma, Wash
are guests this week of Mrs.
j J. A. Pinkerton, wife of the
Western Union day man and as-
Blatant agent.
' Pacific
at the Southern
, h jl m
Y HAS
OLD ELECTION RELIC
Canvat bf Vote lor Congrw,
Orejron Election, In 1859
STATE VOTE BIT TEN THOUSAND
Wishlnrtoa County Cast Five Hun
dred and FiftyScvei Ballots
Dr. F. A. Bailey uncovered an
old relic, last week, in the shape
or an election return for Con
gress, for 1859. when Stout and
Logan were the candidates. The
return was among the papers of
the late Mr. Chambers, father
of Mrs. Bailey. Walla Walla
precinct cast 25 votes only. The
vote, as returned, follows, and
Mr. Stout was elected over Dave
Logan, the attorney, by a major
ity of only 16 votes:
Stout Logan
Linn 723 602
Lane 535 532
Marion 296 1062
Multnomah 432 563
Wasco 257 115
Polk 284 254
Yamhill 818 412
Clackamas 379 380
Josephine 411 211
Umpqua 43 132
Jackson C63 218
Curry 87 64
Benton 422 222
Coos 63 52
Columbia 72 63
Washington 201 356
Clatsop .. 34 54
Tillamook 5 10
Douglas maj 156
5333 5292
Deduct votes rejected from
Walla Walla precinct, 25. Stout's
majority, 16.
BIRTHDAY
A pleasant afternoon was enjoy
ed last Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haaae, of
South Tualatin, by the young
people of Firdale, the occasion
being a surprise in honor of the
13th birth anniversary of Miss
Martha Haase. Games, music
and refreshments were the fea
tures of a delightful time. The
guests were: Marguerite Arnold.
Alice Pyl. Marie Boge Thelma
Lynch. Lillian Whitesell. Crvsta-
bel Johnson. Lois and Inez Ward,
Dale and Mary Ennes. Thelma
and Ada Hammond, Wilma.Mar
tha, i lorence and Annie Hanse
COUNTY COURT
County court adjourned last
week, after three days of a grind.
Clerk Luce reported fines and
fees at $2959.75; Recorder Davis,
6354.80.
Petition of Geo. Westinghouse,
to vacate plat Timber townsite.
allowed as per request
Darlington & Beesley were
given a contract to crush 1.000
yords rock at the Chnstensen
quarry, at 35 cents, and if the
county wishes it, a further con
tract to quarry and crush at 90
cents.
Road petitions continued to
the September term-Peter Pyl
et als; Henry Harris et als, and
M. L. Hays et als.
Open season for deer hunting
begins Tuesday, August 15,
Mrs. J. E. McNamara, of near
Aloha, was in town yesterday.
Miss Frances O'Connor, of
Portland, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Henrietta Morgan,
Born, Augus t 7, 1916. to Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Barron, of Huber,
a son.
Born, to C. L Richardson and
wife. Beaverton, Aug. 6, 1916, a
son.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Brunson, Laurel, July 27. 1916, a
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Chss. T. Myers.
of Buxton, are in the city, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wetzel.
J. H. Garrett and daughter,
Miss Florence, left the first of
the week for a vacation at Rock
away. Mrs. E. H. Smith went over to
Rockaway, yesterday, for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Imbrie.
Mrs. J. M. Wickhizer lost her
house by fire, Monday evening.
The contents were saved, but
the building is a total loss. The
(ire's origin is shrouded in doubt.
as there was no one at home,
This was the second fire sustain
ed by the house, it having caught
several years ago. 1 he property
is located in Last Hillsboro, near
the Doughty places.
John Dennis writes that he
will help out the Hillsboro Fair,
and he also thinks that the 1917
Fair will be the best and largest
the county has ever had. He
says that with co-operation Hills
boro can make a showing second
to none in the valley counties,
lie will soon be in the harness
for this year's Fair, and he says
that all he wants is plenty of
support from Hillsboro people
and the farmers in the neighborhood.
Chas W, Purdin ha sued Arf.
nes tt, furdin for divorce, and
the allegations are noteworthy
They were married In Portland
three years ago last February.
The husband charges that she
lias wireaieneu nia uie, inai sne
has repeatedly thrown dishes at
h m. and at nns iimA Htritnlr him
over the head with an iron stove
Jh,!Sa"d 2?" ttS!
the wife refused to go to public
Dlaces with him. the wife rnn.
tending he wa not properly
dressed; that whi'e he had to
rise in the morninar at six she
refused to get up before eight
o'clock; and that she was obsess
ed with the idea that she wa..
destined to become an actress.
and asked him to expend money
to educate her for the Rfacrp (In
also says the wife wanted gowns
ana dresses beyond their station
in life, and that she made life a
merry whirl for him because h
objected. She received letters
from men. and when taken to
task, told her husband it was
"none ot his buaineas." Mrs
Purdin was marripH tn ( A
Yergen, at Salem,' in 1904. and
mey were divorced in 1912, the
husband eettlnor the decree and
the ultimate custody of the minor
child, a little daughter. She
fouzht the case acainat Yproon
either in the divorce proceedings
or for custody of the child, from
1912 until thin .lulu when the
court finally refused her custody
or
the girl. Mrs. Yergen was
of the beautiful women of
. .: i i
one
this section, and her scrapping
proclivities have been proven in
coun several times.
HoD-Dickerj wanted nr tho T
W. Greze ron-vard. 24 miles
northwest of Hillsboro; $1.00 per
hundred for clean picking. Reg
ister at once. Phone. F3135.
F. H. Bower, of Prairie. Idaho.
is running for commissioner in
his county. F. H. is well known
in Washington County, where he
resided for a niimher nf vtarfl
- - . v j w. V,
and where he held the esteem of
all his neighbors. Hp is a man
of affairs, level-headed and relia
ble, and would make an excel
lent public official. The Arsrus
hones he will cret thp nnminntinn
and election, and his hundreds of
friends down in this section of
Orecron ioin this naner in wish-
ing him no worse fortune. F. H.
is dry-rarming up ip Idaho, and
he is making all kinds of alfalfa
grow where sagebrush and bunch
grass once were Kings.
James Vest, aired 15. a son of
a Buxton resident, is before Ju
venile court on a charce of beinsr
incorrigible. He was visiting the
home of the Bernards, at Bux
ton, the other dav. when he
struck Mrs. Bernards, who is a
distant relative, on the head
with a croauet mallet Mrs.
Bernards had refused to play
croouet with him. and it is sun.
Dosed this enra&red him. The lad
will be given his final hearing
before Judge Keasoner. Judcre
Bowman, iuvenile officer, nrose-
cuting next Monday.
Hon-nickers wanted at Circcrc'n
hop-yard. 2$ miles northwest of
Hillsboro; $1.00 per hundred for
clean picking. Register at once.
Farmers 31X. 21-2
Clerk Luce writes his deputy.
H. A. Kuratli, that he is enroute
to Newport Ed. says he has
fished for trout, hunted bear,
and performed all other moun
tain stunts, with no great luck.
He thinks there will be plenty of
fish and game left for seed over
in Lincoln County. He expects
to capture a mermaid down at
the Newport beach, and intends
exploring Nye Creek t j see if he
can get a glimpse of Bill Nye.
rsursery stock, tine roses, as-
pargus roots, outdoors grown
cabbage plants, now ready 4 to
o inches. Morton s Greenhouse.
River Road notes: Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Provost, Marie Provost
Witch Hazel, and Mrs. W. R.
Johnston, ot Portland, were
guests at Roseland Farm, Sun
day. Dr. Agnes E. Hansen,
physician at Agnew's State Hos
pital. California, visited at the
M. Solgard, J. A. Zimmerman
and M. Borden homes the first
of the week. She is enroute to
Calgary, Canada.
Bennett Thompson, charged
with double murder, is still bid
ing his time in the county jai
here and will not be tried until
September 5. Many have been
circulating the report that
Thompson has been taken away
to Multnomah, but he has never
left the Hillsboro. jail since his
incarceration, excepting when
taken to the court room to be ar
raigned and to plead.
Boscow's Store buys fresh eggs
top ot the market. 20 3
Wm. G. Har3 and family. C. E,
Wells and family, and the Mes-
dames Leonard and Lloyd Brown
are-camped up at Meacham dur
ing the "dog-days." and the
way they burn up the roads get
ting into town early in the morn
ing (?) has won them much ad
miration all along the highway
GermanLutheran service at the
Cong, church Sunday, at 2:30
p. m. English Sunday School at
2. Rev. hbeling.
, Found Suitcase, at the Fred
. Berger place, at Bethany, on the
(Hillsboro-Portland road. Notifv
1 Fred Berger. Hillsboro. R. 4. I
rnorEjwiojTAju
kA. BAILIiY, M. D.
Phyaiclan and Nnrgt'on
6ffice:-Upstirt in Pii,nin..ritli bi(.
-vi""iitr-w
pBoiBlC,,f
Kenltlfinoe Houthwiwt corner Itiwelm
and ShchM Ntreoti,
lnMiIeni',('itr w
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ELMER K. SMITH M. D, I). O
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
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phones. Olfi .1 over IMlabi in Nntln
E. B. TONGliK
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Officer upsMiia ia Schulraerljh Bloej
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JOHN M. WALL
ATroaNBY-AT-LAW
Upstairs, A. O. Shnte Bi.Ig. Mr'n A lit
HILLoaoitU, - OKESON.
W. II BARRETT
ATTOaNHY-AT-LAW
Ornoi: Main 8treet, opp. Oonrt Hon- ;
HILLSBOUO ORKOO
THnc u TM.TM
IHUb. H. TONGUE, JR
ATT0RNT8Y-AT-LAW
Office, np.A'rt In Schn mtrich Bloc
lillsboro, - - (Oregon
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
J)JNT 1ST
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uiieie Bldg. Room 6 ntl
HILLSBORO. ORE.
Main and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Hillsboro Nation
al Bank Building Main Street.
Hillsboro - - - Ore
E. L. PERKINS
ATrortNHY-AT LAW
Notary Pablio-miHinn rn.
Room 1 CoMiueroutl Bulc mSy, uuir
HIU.SBORO, . OREGON
R. W. H. PASLEV
Dentist
Offloemai8 Heldel Butldin, npstaiM
Main street, adjoining Po&i Office Bldg.
Room 3 and 4. Phone City 9ti2
Hillsboro - . Oretron
DIP0NT EXPLOSIVES
per IOO lbs
Dupont Slumping, $12.00
Ropauno Stumping 11.SO
Also Handlo Oapa and fuses
E. SHEAER
Portlane, Ore., Route 2. One-
half mile N. E. Bethany Stn,.
Patterson UndertaKtr,
Company
n a i .777. i, .
Fdneral Directors and Embacmkrs
rree (.napels Ladv Assistant
Over Hillsboro Furniture & H Iw. C.
Night and Sunday Phone filaiu 177. D&f
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PORTLAND. ORE.
WILLIAM G. HARE
ATTORNKY-AT-IAW
OpsUirs American National Bink Bldg
RILLSBOH0, . , OREGOI.
DR E. T. HELMS
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
li4 In :oiiniu:Hin ElootrtoHy, Hydro-
thortathy and Solantlflo OlBlmtlom.
Call Ans t red Day and Night
Olfloa Phone City BfiS. Residence City 272
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE IS IIHREBY GIVEN
that on the 17th day ot July, 1916.
th undersigned was by the County
Court of the State of , Oregon for
Washington County, duly appointed
administratrix of the estate of Fred
Erdman, diseased.
NOW THEREFORE, all , persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the samo
to me at the law office of John M.
Wall, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on or be
fore six months from the date of tho
notice hereof.
Dated ot Hillsboro, Oregon, this
July 20th, 1918.
KINNil BRDMAN,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Fred Erdman, deceased.
TrtlTM M Will.