"sSSSBaE!?!
HIGH SCHOOL STAGES
A SPLEI
II CONCERT
Cnrvni
I High ()rthftr nt high
School liulldlnit
wriiNrsow i vi'nino, novi miii k 2
AiiHniim MllUboro lllth. Home mode
dimly Will be Ui by Ihc II. S. CJirU
Till' High SollOllI HtUi"ltH Of
llillsboro lire giving a concert nt
llu High School Auditorium, on
the evening of Wednesday, Nov.
2'X starring tho Corvallis High
School Orchestra, in twelve num
bers, each a gem within itself.
Tin' public i cordially invited to
attend, and at tho name time
benefit the student to the ex
tent of their admissions.
The orcheHtra in cpiestion has
a reputation second to no student
body in the Northwest, and it
rvill lu well worth heating. The
program:
United Liberty March.
Selection. "lhheHin Toyland."
Violin nolo, "Traumerei," by
John Kedyneek.
A dainty Novelette. "Sweet
Jasmine."
Selection!" IiV The Quartet.
Rug Time Regiment Hand.
Intermission.
Ueveriptive March. "The Horn
ing of Home."
Vocal mlo. "A Banjo Sony,
by Stewart Tulley.
'Harcarolle from "Tali of
l tollman."
Hawaiian songs by the King
of the Ukulele John Heatie.
Anvil Chorus from "II Trova
tore." Finale. "Old Glory."
DelicMU home-made candy
will be Hold by High School girls.
Thin in a line chance to got your
Thanksgiving candy.
Admission, ir cents.
MWS. JOSIAIt WIIST
Pltni ar being completed for
tho bent and mogt artistio Hazaar
ever held in St. Matthew' Tar
it)h. ThiH year' article far bun
pans those of previous yearn, al
though SI. Matthew' bazaar is
noted tor its wonderful array of
useful, fancy and necessary
things, all of which ara suitable
for Christmas gifts. The prices
of the various articles of handi
craft merely cover the coat of
material. An innovation will
bo introduced this year in the
serving of dinner each day. The
Christmas sale will beheld the
8th. Dili and 10th of December,
in the St. Matthew's Hall.
Wanted Number of turkeys,
ducks and geese for Thanksgiv
ing. Also want number of chick
ens. Call FlIiviaNo'th l'lains,
any day excepting Saturday.
"Hizz Fun Makers" have been
giving entertainment for six
weeks at Salem, live weeks at
Independence, four week at
Dallas. Will begin a four weekB
series at Hillsboro Opera House,
J. F. Saunders, of Bethany,
wai in town yesterday.
One lot of men's pants, at
cost, at HillBboro Mercantile to,
Herman Hose. Farmington,
wa a city caller Tuesday.
Warner' Rust Proof Corsets.
Down Columbia Park All-Stars assorted sizes, at 50c, at Hillsbo
ro Mercantile Co.
LOCAL TEAM WORKING TO CONDITION J, J. Wismer. of Cedar Mill,
was in town yesterday, on busi-
Same Team! Played la.l Tbankajlvloit ness at the court house.
THANKSGIVING GAME
HILLJF PROMISE
lllllaboro Star Team Hxpectf to
;iAI
lo t o Tit, Holly ConlcKled
The Hillsboro All-Star football
team has been working hard the
past week to round into condi
tion for their Thanksgiving Day
game with the Columbia Park
All-Stars. These teams played
to a GG tie last Thanksgiving,
The German Speaking Society
will meet at Herman Koehnke'p,
south of Oak Park, next Sunday.
Men's raincoats that will shed
rain, at one-quarter off, at Hills
boro Mercantile Co.
Anton Pautmeier. of near
FarminRton, was in town Mon
day afternoon.
H. G. Luck, of above Moun-
taindale. was in town Saturday,
and the contest ia to be one re
plete with interest. The visitors and called on the family journal
are well known as one of the mp and Mrs. A. W. Stewart,
fastest teams in Oregon, and or South Tualatin, were city cail-
Nov 27 In order o introduce the loca's expect to give iPem b munua, t.u....,
themselves they will give a free Kamt. worth the money. Hill- John Rollins and (Jlga freder-
u
BOMWHtOSlt,
Mr. Burt E, Robinson, Formerly
Wilhelmlna Heldel, Passei Away
BROUGHT HERE FOR INTER MKM
Was General Favorite Possmged Ex
ceptional Elocutionary Ability
Mrs. Burt E. Robinson, formerly
Miss Wilhelmina Iieiriel, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hei
del. of Hillsboro. died at Sand
Point, Idaho, November 20,
1916, and the remains of herself
and little child, born the day of
her death, were brought to this
city for interment. The funeral
took place at the Cong. Church
yesterday afternoon, and burial
was in the local cemetery.
Mrs. Robinson was torn in ElK
A birthday party was tender
ed Herman Pfahl. of Blooming,
Nov. 13, 1916. The evening was
spent in playing games and con
versation. At midnight a de-
lghttul luncheon was served.
hose present were Mrs. Fred
Krahmer, Misses Helen and Fre-
a Pfahl, Ldna Krahmer, Louise
)ober, Lydia Thurner, Minnie
Huhrnan, Helen Goetze, Anna
Kamna. Saloma Gnos, Myrtle
ioltz. Emma Sinay, Meta Wolf,
Mary Doran and Lois Ward; the
Messrs. Fed Krahmer, Dick
ii.. i ti ri i
ULiiiiijdii, Hainan, v,iiw., uawr fo.nnletelT mi tnnrri knunlt.l in -n.,
-1 T.. .1.1.. Tlf 1.1 I..L 1 II I . : ' ' -
nj ieouy nam, joon anu nen- dbcood.
ry Kamna, Fred Dober. Henry cr nswwed dnyot linht. Both
llaase John Goetze, Henry and ptnn. offi:eove HiiisUici Ntion..
W ill Holtz, Louis Fisher, Alfred
entertainment the first night. , promlat's to turn out a good icksen were married by Judge Co-. Kas., ,bept. U M When
. . .- . n.-u uum nuimwwiuiiiv . o!ii ii;ilui. Mm 18 IQIf. a phi rl hr-r fami v moved to
crowd, and it will be worth ; niilo She graduated from
while Every lover of football One-quarter off on all Lad s the IIillsboro Grammar School in
should turn oit and witness the Dress Coats, at Hillsboro Mer- im mj Tualatin Academy, in
contest. Canilie OO. frnm Pafifip Ilnivr-rsirv in
The Hillsboro All-Star line-up: .... i.Rpn nf (Vmterville. iwik' nnrt from the Currv School
beginning at 7:110.
Money to loan- on farm seciu
ty. 1 reureseiit three large lire
insurance companies. Give me
a cull. K. 1. Kuratli.
Dr. Jay C. Silverstone. of Pos
ton. was married to Mrs. Joseph
ine Silverstone, Nov. 21. VJUX
Judge Keasoner officiating. The
two were tormeriy marneu in
Center Vaught
u. t;
...Uobinson
was in
week.
town ti.e first of
Mrs Jiwiah West died at Clatsop.
Ore.. Nov, IS. PJlti, aged 7(1
years. Her maiden name was
Lamira Harrison, and as a girl
Hhe resided near Mountaindale.
b in i' ii sister of John Harrison.
She is survived by her husband
inn i the following children:
.Mrs. Chris Peterson. Hillsboro;
Uovd ti. West, Willis J. West;
Mrs. A. W. Present t, of Wash
inetoo. O. C: Mrs. D. E. Fulker
ion, Mrn. U se Johnson, Paul H.,
" ..! Mia Violet Adams.
Clatsop' Theodore, a son, died
years tigo.
Mrs, West resided at roreM
Grove after leaving Mountain
dale, and she left this county for
Clatsop Plains about 45 years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson return
ed Tuesday from the obsequies.
litJ-CliON NOTICK
t... l,'..ut t,.,,l ilu.ir iiih.tkil'o hmlll'.
HIP l,tir.l, M"i - I .
I,....,, ,,,., nil,., 1 C..
IB! 1 1 tllli.t' .
the of Expresbion. Boston, Mass., in
IIQln U 'nhlr.uin U.S1J 1H,9
h- ,V llv.eint.hiL tulios and other scssed of except.onai elocutionary
. i" j - . ,, , inhi htv. nnri hpr cariaiii.itles in
I HI ICI iraiw, j."v
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V. , . , " . i... j i r:rnhnniip mis regard covered a wine
. U. &cnuimencn iuu. i ii.c rQn,ro rrsnnnl eharac.ter
I.' I Webber, well dulling a
specialty. 18S8 11)10. Hx t.I.
Garden Home, or Uox 31, urenco.
Oregon. m-m
Taggart
(J Capt. Heater
IC H .....Kollins, 1'isner
I, 11 McUee
T Shannon
Tickets on sale at City Hakery.
range
Chas. F. Casteel, of Tualatin, and disposition was such that i
was in the city Monday morning, endeared her to all who knew
Marringe licenses have been lloscow's. Percy Long's, or from
issued to Geo. II. Withycombe U. C. Vaught Jr.
vhoda Euschede; Horace Rl.
calling at the county clerk's of
fice.
Dolls. Teddy Bears, American
Model Builders with mortar, 50c
to $5 00, at Hillsboro Pharmacy.
am
Channing and Christina Jansen
the iMoom elect being a resident
of Grays Harbor.
Notice to farmers -The Peth
any feed chopper will run every
Saturday ujttil lurltier nonce.
A. L. Croeni. 3ltf
Chas. Purdin was operated on
for stomach trouble by Dr. 1
M. Hyde, Bt the General Hospi
PUItl.lC SALE
her and her deatn mean9 a sor
row to all Hillsboro a3 well as to
the bereaved family,
She was married to Burt- L.
Robinson, connected with the
Sand Point College, August 18,
Henrv and Walter VanDyke. 1915,
of Verboort, were city callers Of her immediate family she
Tuesday, returning from the sale is survived by hsr parents, ana
at Farminifton. the following brothers and sis
, . nM Tu.i..,:., ters: Mrs. Bertha Calhoun, oi
The undersigned will sell at pub
in H!ili nt the Michat Kahn
harm, i mile west of 1'hillips ing Day and lhe Argus will oe
ami two miles east of Helvetia, mailed Wednesday evening in
at ten a. in., ou order to give the office a holiday
KIDAY. DECEMBER 1. vree demonstration of the All
IV am. horse and mare. 3.000 ; 2 Leather Common Sense adjusta
cows. 2 and 3 years, to freshen ble foot arch, Monday, Nov. 27
tal, yesterday morning, and tne jan j; heifer, yearling; all tu- at the Weils Dept. btore,
attending physician reports me bercuhn tested; pig. M wmte , . VVeslev Kirbv. of Scholls
patient progressing niceiy. nhorn chickens; J-in ftiucneii ,. . s...iav evening. Nov. 19,
wagon, neany iiew.oym K iqip, ue 3 survived by his
gon, nearly newiwreimn uumci,
new havrake. Champion mower,
havfork. Champion roll disc,
spiketooth harrow, 14-inch plow.
1-horse cultivator; z-norse cum
ator. set springs for heavy wa
iron. 15 gal and 30 gal kettles
75 apple boxes, ready for use, 45
k,,oh..lj whnnt torn oats. Ml
ng in evening only, at 7:30. sub- L iooae 08t n(j timothy and
nlsike hav. 125 wheat sacks. 2
Amusement. 1 rustees meeting cha;n3- household goods, con-
it tne parsonage hi ouhub, i sistint? of kitchen stove, neater,
vemnir. i,.nmu lnir.uiii anwini machine.
Will the ladv who inquired for bedsteads and numerous other sold out over there, and may to
a sewing position last, weeK can articles. caie nere.
again at my place ot tmsiness. Lunch at noon. Masouerade ball, at Moose
1121 Second St .'-Chris. WuesL Terms of Sale-$10 and under. uM Thursdav night. Nov. 30 -
Hanford. Cal.; Lewis, at home;
Fred and Carl, of Summit; Her
bert, of Glen wood. W'n.; and
Misses Mary and Wilma, at home
All Hillsboro extends to the
grief-stricken family and hus
band itssincerest sympathy.
Purdin is a nephew of Mayor
Barrett.
For sale: Horse and buggy.
Ouarter mile west of Bethany
Store. John Klaus, Hillsboio.
Uoute 4. 30 9
Evangelical Church -Sunday
School this Sunday at 10; Chris
tian Endeavor. !: 15 p. m. Preach-
widow and grown children.
Nothing nicer for a Christmas
present than a Parker Pen and a
tine box ot stationery, at tuns
boro Pharmacy. 3b-7
Lawrence Taggart. of Port
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Verno MeKinney
The boys' literary societies me
Mondav and had a very interest
fl'i A .
ing program. ine American
question was discussed, and also
Parliamentary Law. Ihe pro
gram for the next meeting wi
Li3W I CHIC idai it v v l . , .i r HT'I
j ...o ,,f nAv th ciiost conlist of a sketch from Mid
ami. naouuv ...v..,,, - xt:.u n "; niia.
11.. ij nnm HAl-k. SllIlKllCr IV til I. 3 UlKam, uiotuo
of his parents.
ing in the Kose City
Hi-am Smith and wife, of Til
lamook, are guests at the C,
Hlaser borne. Mr. Smith has
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Snifeoo
OfBce: UpaUlr In Sthuluitlrli Elot
Residence South cotnrr 1'frrlln
nd hucoml Ntrwu.
Pbonits, ollire l twiili'ni,(!ity :w.
ELMER K. SMITH M. D. D. O
PHYSICIAN & SURGECW
OSTEOPATH
ieehse, Rudolph Meyer, Will
f hurner, Will Goetze, Ed. Epler.
Arnold Goos, Ray Ward and
Ienry Schulenburgh.
VK Dr. Turner, formerly of
Lowe & Turner, eye spec-
ist, of Portland, will be in
lillsboro. Saturday. Nov. 25. at
Hotel Washington. Headaches
relieved, cross-eyes straightened.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Con
sult him. Dr. Turner will at-
end to any of Dr. Lowe's pa
tients who may call during his
bsence. Alsoatrorest Grove,
Nov. 21?
John, Matthew and George
Sngledinger left yesterday for
St. Helens, where they will work
n a shipyard. The boys have
contracted to do cabin carpenter-
nj?, the classiest work on ves
sels, ana 83 the company naa
vcrk ahead for fife years, they
may have steady work if they
want it. Five a day is the wages
paid this cla33 of work, and an
extra good man can get more
after trial. As the boys are all
good workmen they expect to
participate in a raise as soon as
their merit3 are established.
For sale: Bay mare, blooded.
sound and true, fine driver, good
for physician or family horse;
woman can drive; city broke;
trotter. On trial for a week to
responsible party. Also harress
and buggy. Phone F. 364, Hills
boro Central. J4-7
E. B. TONOIK
ATTORNHY-AT-tAW
Officei attain in Schulmerbh Black
DR L T. HELMS
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
usli.i In onnn.:tl.m ElmotrloHf, Hydrm
Ihmrpmthy and Sclantlfla OJafafloa.
Calll Answer! Dy and Night
Olfice Pbune City fWJ. PHidoncn City Hi
Offtf.r 1 and 2 tlnll,.. (5ld4.
tlll!j,lMir i i4,n
Patterson jUndertahing
Company
ft. A. Patterson, M)?r.
Fdnbhal Directors asd Kmbalmbrs
Free Chpels Ladv AsswUnt
Over HilUboro Firniture Si IH, C.J.
Night and Sunday Phone Mniu 177. Day
Phone Main 773
r-ri-- "1 ti
Licud Oreon 280. Pertn. 1013
Phon., Citr 972
GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate Price. Personal Servicei
Roideac Fanerml PwrWs, Wadiingtoa l 6lk
HUbboro.Or.
Shi. & 4ncK!
SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
Xat1eifytctat( 1I. liiliiMUi,
talru tn.
mniil.lttjilnsr, Muafttn-rinn, 0oU
na4ien. tJtanu, UtlurU unb lilt fttr
gtn la urna nu unlern ttfean unelo
Sheriff Reeves Sunday brought RWa'i'n.; uf,6tu,aun"-l
..... -i I ifttet(tiel ntt unlntn iillmln.
lnk.Crefiaatni: ttmttt i I Ktt
111 ( tikrtai(.
OauHelfp.nn: il;uin ntk m-M4.
3t" trt tt wmm ma 1
Notice is hereby given that the
annual election of the City of
Hill boro, Oregon, will be held
nt the Civv Hall, in said Citv, on
Monday. December l, 1'JltJ. for
tho purpose of electing the lol
lowing oIliciTS, to-wit:
One Mayor.
One Councilman, Ward No. 1.
One Councilman, Ward No. 2.
One Councilman, Ward No. 11.
Recorder.
Treasurer,
Dolls will be open and election
commence at 1) o'clock a. m. and
close at (i o'clock p. m. of said
dav: provided, however, that the
judges of election may, at their
discretion, close the polls for one
hour between the hours of 12
o'clock m. and 2 o'clock p. m.
Dated this November 17, 191(5,
by order of the City Council.
1',. 1,. McUormieK,
C K. Allen, of Orenco, has
norchased the stock of the Nel
Son Hardware Co. Mr. Nelson
retires to look after bis other in
tor.mm. Mr. Allen has an an
nouncement in another column.
Misses coats, at one-half regu-
1 firipo ni the 111 sooro mer
cantile Co.
191(5. They wi
l'lains
lion of the Common Sense toot
nn-li Mondav. MOV. 21. au
Dept. Store.
sion of Parliamentary Law an
current events. Ihe hrst sec
tion of the boys' literary society
has been named the Arguelots,
ana the second division is a lied
Tzum-til-a-kum, meaning scribe,
The Freshmen class are ex
pecting their cap3 soon, so you
cash; over, six months' time, ap- Thanksgiving affair. Frizes to ht Freshies by their
proved bankable note at 8 per most comital fnd to be6t dressed 'SLr
cent, lwopercent. oit on casn eQUDieg. ,,..L. ,.i.
Lincoln I. Norby. of Umatilla wii r,tav the McMinnville Fresh-
County, and Miss Eva L. White,
men, on the High School prid
of this county, were united in jron Friday. Nov. 24, at 3;30.
marriage by Judge Smith, Nov. All should turnout and help sup-
18,1916. port the Freshmen, as they de-
Uoscoe Black, who spent the serve it.
dot the The r-resnmen aiso nae a
me with Thanksgiving Day game with
M. A. the second team ot 1-orest throve
Hii?h School. Kemember the
.. ii. i. I imp 1 1 ni fi vvus iiuiun. w ciijw. i i;,.i"
ri'Huie on nieeK . . . . .. iivaujr.
II vviiaoii mw i aim now,. v..v. mr. . ii. mui t. . t, .. T, . , , fi . hsketiia team
toasts of Wilson supporters. ur flned to the house this week, the d team Tui?9.
V. A. ltauey win presiuu result ot a oaa ian r nuay moi - , nfprrnon hv
over $10.
John Trout. Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. .
WILSON DINNER
from Poriland and lodged in jail
one L. E. Roberts, who is charged
with stealing a suit of clothes,
last Thursday, from one of the
officials of the Eagle L mber Co.,
of West Timber. Roberts and a
companion left Timber Thursday,
and the suit was sold to a Port-
and second-hand dealer. The
clothing was found by the Port
land police, and will be returned
to the owner.
Grant Downing, well known
here, i3 again in the merchandise
business, after a lapse from that
for several years, since he was
selling merchandise over at Ver
nonia. Grant has his business at
Summit, between Corvallis and
Yaquina, and Frank Pauli, who
buili his store structure, says he
i3 doing nicely.
Ida Gruol. who gives Hillsboro
as her residence, sues Wm. M.
Gruol for divorce, l'hey were
married in Portland in 1907, and
have a son, Carl, aged 8 years.
PORTLAND, ORE.
WILLIAM G. HARE
ATTORNHV-AT-LAW
Upstaira American National Bank Uldg
HILLSBORO. . UKKUOti
JOHN M. WALL
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
CiBtairs, A. C. Shute Bldg. Mr'n & an
HILLSBORO. . OKtGON.
I.. .a. I i
a..i iinn,n..v of North ""ul. '? "U" ,m. ""V" J Summer in the 15ig Den
," : , v. Kelly, of from 'l is again hr
fit , .... x .
If you have loot trouble come (t,
the expert's free demonstra-Uj
oastmaster.
I RANK SKOW
RecoribT of tho City of Hills
boro, Oregon.
Home-made mince -meat
Thanksgiving, at Greer's.
for
result o a oau ia, r ua -....- afterr.0on, by a score of 32
ing, on the sidewalk in front of The second team played a
the Commercial Bank. p!udy bufc W(J,.e playinK
The Hillsboro Pharmacy is mK against last year's winning
ii.n,iniini-t r fur useful Christ- foam u hifh i?5 almost intact.
J. R. McNew, of Lux ton, was j,, gkow. aged 09 years, died m:w presents for your boy and liumor has it that a first team
in town this morning, returning &t h()m) of a in.other, N. jirl. Shop early and get first star is going to be lost to them
from attending the golden wea- gkow afc G15 iettygrove St., choice. 36-7 bv the marriage rou'e. but it ia
ding of bia parents. Mr. ami mrs. rtan(j Monday morning. Nov,
J. 15. McNew, ot liazeiuaie. 2) )t,coaseri was born in
Alf.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Hillsboro Nation-
All Invitation
To The Public
Buiineu, Hou.ehoU ana Individual aw
cordially invited to open and maintain
bakaccount.atTheHilUbo,oNat.ona
We have accomadatio u for one and all
--and afford a .ervice that will prove
of benefit.
ith nil thp eood materi
Morgan, on me ureai smcrior to that
it here and Van- r
JCUI.
Jolly Comrades have elect-
Gladys Ruef. secretary, and
Arguelots have selected
RmnHuw to .fill vacancies
His wife died several years conduct services next Sunday d by t! e resignation of
y .... ! . . 4 Im n oAn n .ti All Cot tt f u I . ... .
ago. ue is survivuu uy evening, at. i;ou, nt oauno William Helms.
Chapel. All are cordiaiiy muiieu German Club held its reg-
toattend. io mootinir lat evening, at the
IllkL lll-i.ii'n " " " ' ' '
High School building, and after
Kerr for divorce, alleging false a short business session, a de
accusations. She says she . was lightful entertainment was given,
obliged to leave him three years It consisted of German songs.
1 k.t ,i I. . i
. ll U,r n vi 1 nmA Trt A morinn I INOrlill TU Uftwif
The Needlira -morway u ; ;- Sunday -f1
.iiinr mid uinuiK u.1,1 I" wupii u juuiik ". "vr". l u: u,. i nm ,tta ine
i American National Dank Build- in Washington County thirty w " ed
inir Dec 1(5. All interested in year9 ago, ana owneu a iarm . tne
iu n...itv will olease npnr Karmington. Archdeacon Chambers will n.n
I aSMIMLIMK nil -
I assist.
hv i - - ,
Carl Skow, well known here and
in the vicinity.
The remains were shipped to
the Limber Undertaking parlors,
and the funeral was held yester
day, interment being in the
Farnnngton cemetery.
You will find the Officer, of thi. bunk
r.pnble and willing to help you t nil
liine. fleae isn it .....
with your problemt.
Wehrung. Pr. D.vid Kurnlli, C.hicr ,
HlLLSDOROlriONALBANK.
IIILLSUORO, OBECON
Ceo. Heal, of Seghers, was in
town the first of the week.
Cut down your Holiday-gift
expenses and get something, too,
thut vnnr friends will aDureciate,
hu oidering a supply of good
tihotoa at Johnson's Studio, up-
ctnira Heidel Building, near
36-7
-
Frank Willera has purchased
the interest of Chas. 1'isner, in
the City Bakery, and will con
duct the business alone. These
young gentlemen purchased the
bakery about a year ago. and
have conducted a very successful
business.
The Department of the Inter-
; ... , .m nluiia tha O &. C
, "he mTCt
I during the year 1917 -and men nin of 1 Jc. . Ue lay Ilia
I are already busy classiiying me "y:r.- A
Uauic
ago because of his treatment.
Masquerade Dance, at Helve
tia, Saturday night, December
2. Three prizes will be given.
Music by Smeed orchestra.
Peuerstein and Wenger, man
agers. Burdett Rickel, aged 11 years.
of Sell wood, wandered away
frnm home Monday afternoon,
till .1 ., n-iit
ciime 10 llllismiio uu unu-
night S. P. train, and was put
ntv hv the conductor. His par
ents were very agitated over his
disappearance. SherifT -Reeves
took care of the youngster until
he was called for,
You will miss the time of your
life if ou fail to come to the
.lacktown school house, one mile
nnd dialogues. All their
business is carried on in uerman,
and is very interesting,
The musical urogram of today
consisted of a mandolin ana gm
tor ..Wtion bv Uiaries well;
on.1 U:w Healer, a reading by
Herbert Scheldt, and a piano soio
Clifford Payton.
n.m't forget the concert and
candy sale at the High Schoo
hiiildinc. Wednesday evening,
November 29.
i.,at rifivpd-A fine lot o
f-.nt tr;.(a. ornamental snruo
bushes; also straw
berries, a good family assort
ment. All that any one coulc
warn to start a yard with. Mor
t,. c.i-fpnlinuse. corner Secom
Streets. Hillsboro,
Oregon. 30 7
Fred C. Heidel. of Summit, is
here called to Hillsboro to at
tend' the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Robinson.
al Bank Building Main Street.
The complaint alleges the hus- Hillsboro - - - Ore
band called ner vue names, one
wants the custody of the child
and such other relief as the court
deems proper.
R. B. Goodin and wife, of Sa
lem; T. R. lmbrie. of Portland;
Mrs. Fred Zillv. Hillsdale; Mrs.
Clifford Woodland, formerly Miss
Lucile lmbrie. Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Goodin, of Corne
lius, were in the city Saturday,
attending the funeral of the late
John Goodin.
Chas. D. Farnham will thresh
23 tons of white beans this year,
and this gives him the champion
ship of Washington County, be
yond doubt. As beans are hov
ering around the 8 and 9 cent
quotation this means a fine re
turn for the 1916 crop. Mr.
arnham expects to increase nis
acreage next year.
.i A Zimmerman, of Rose-
and Farm, was in town Tues-
. r A 1 . ...n,',vnl no C11
day. J. a. iias rcaijiiicu m su
pervisor, asking that it tatce
effect at the next term oi coun
ts rnnrr. He savs he has enough
to do on the ranch, anyway, and Hillsboro, -
wants to get out oi me roau
business.
Prof. Chas. Hostetler. Chair of
nrmnmies. at Huron. S. D., ac
companied by his wife, visited at
the C. Blaser home the first of
the week. They were accom-
Danied by Mrs. Louisa nosieuer.
nf Portland, a sister of Mr.
Blaser.
northa C, Howard, of Yamhill
county, sues her husband, J. L.
Howard, tor divorce, aiiegm
infidelity and desertion. The
hnsband is a bartender in tau-
forma, at present, one
MO per month permanent ali
mony, and the custody ot tneir
three small children.
Circuit court Oney Belle Goss
man was given a decree of di
from R. C. Gossman, nei-
E. L. PERKINS
ATrOttHEY-AT IAW
Notary Public-Collections, Loans, eto.
Room 1 Com me real Bank Bldg. upstair
HIUSBORO, OREGON
DR. W. H. PASLEV
Dentist
Otfioesintbe Heidel RiiUting, npitairs.
Main Street, adjoining Post OiBue Bldg.5
Rooms "i and 4. i'tiune City 9i2
Hillsboro - - Oregon
W. N. BARRETT
ATTOSNKY-AT-LAW
Orrioi: Main Street, opp. Court Hout
HIUSEORO ORKOO
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORN8Y-AT-I.AW
Office, upsta'rs in Shu'miTicU Block
(Vegon
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Tciiiiesic B11k Koonn 6 and
HILUSlMlltO, OKK.
Mam an.l Tliinl.
G. W. Stevens
Deep Water Well Driller
Bax 51, HilUb33, Oregon
G, W. Whitmnre and wife, of
Laurel, were in town luesaay.
Claude Green left Tnesdiy fr
Yaquina, where his father resides.
lamps T. llarDer. or uaieu
ther nartv to marry unti the James i. nai..
SwbKu Settled in appeal to Creek, was in the city Tuesday
the Sop'-f.'if Court, and it not morning.
apnea: jj, neither party to marry I Connell & Kerr have shipped
u:.wii six months shall nave
elapsed.
Steve Vranson and Verna Gay
lord, of Gresham. were granted
marriage license yesterday.
150 carloads of hay. grain ana
potatoes since the tall season
opened, and before the season
closes they expect to add many
more to this.