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ELECTED MAYOR
About l ive llimtlrt'd Vole Cant
nl Monthly ' Clly lilrtlljm
Will, HAS 61 MAJORITY IN COUNT
kt-rr, Curlilc anil Sinn, Council; Scwrll,
I rcmiircr; MtConnkk, Nccoidcr
Nearly live hundred voten were
i-act in tho city election, Mon
ility, with the rt'Htilt that Attor
ney John M. VV all wan elected
mayor;'!'. M. Kerr (no oppoHi
lion), A. M. Curlile and E. F.
Sinn to tho council, E. L. MeCor
ruick, recorder, ami F. J. Sewell,
treasurer. The contest was
Hpirited throiiKliont nrni wan re
1 1 1 c t e with the usual election
rwmorn.
Mr. Wall has practiced law in
llillsboro for many yearn, and
hits always taken a great deal of
intercut in public all'airH. lie
I'eelH highly gratified over the
result, and rniya he will give the
mavoralty bin carncHt elTorU.
The vote returned hy the
election hoard:
For Mayor
Wall.. 27H
Garrett 217
For council
('arlile. elected - 310
T)oiH;htV :
J. C. Kurutli W
T. M. Kerr, elected..
liliiser
Sias. elected
For recorder
McCormick, elected.
i;. 1,. Perkins
For treasurer -F.
J Sewell, elected
W. V. Bergen
aw
211
ISM
107
2S'J
201
The closest race on the council
was between itlaxcr and Sins,
the hitter winning by nix votes.
STi:iNkl!-IULI:NI.K
A pMty home wedding took
place Wednesday, pec. (i. l'JU!.
at High Noon, at the home of
I ho bride's mother. Mrs. Kmc-1 in
Greener, when llattie Anna wan
united in marriage to Samuel A.
Steinke, Rev. h. W. Luerke of
ficiating, using . the beautiful
double ring ceremony. The wed
ding march from Lohengrin wan
played by Miss Verna Relmn, (
ilillsboro.
The bride was beautiful in a
lavender Bilk gown, wearing a
veil with a wreath of orange
blossoms and carried a bouquet
of white carnations and fern.
iWiss Lydia (ireener. sister of the
bride, acting as bridesmaid, wore
blue silk, and carried a boucpiet
of pink carnations ami fern. Ed
ward Freudenthal acted as best
man. A fte congratulations were
tendered the wedding party was
seated to a I ounteous dinner.
After a short wedding trip the
happy couple will make their
home on the farm of the groom's
mother. They were the recip
ients of many beautiful and use.
ful presents.
Those present were Mrs. Eme
IU Greener, Mrs. J. S. Steinke,
Rev. Luecke and wife, Mrs. VV.
Cinder, K. Heidtbrink and wife,
J. Freudenthal and wife, Misses
Lydia Ureener, Verna Rehao,
Martha Heidtbrink, Herman, Al
bert, Frank and Rudolph (Ireen
er, Henry, Otto, Arnold and
Walter Steinke and Kdward
Freudenthal.
For sale: Horse and buggy.
Quarter mile west of Bethany
Store. John Klaus, llillsboio,
lion tel. :H)-9
Horn, Nov. 21), to Mr. ami Mrs.
K. .1. McAlear, of llillsboro. a
daughter, weiirht 11 pounds.
This makes a boy and a girl for
Mr. and Mrs. McAlear, and they
are very proud of the pair.
r
Government
Supervision
and Regulation
National Ranking Laws and Standards
regulate the system and operatitn of The
llillsboro National Bunk. Among the ad
vantages of security and convenience
available for our customers are the
privileges of the Federal Reserve Act.
Fnrmci, MrrchnnU and Houfwifr enjoy
every facility of blinking nml all ervice
here. If your Savings or Checking account
in not her , it nhoulii be.
A
W. 11. WchrunK, Pres.
HlLLSBOROlTIOlLBANK.
Hitxsnoito,
f Jfi NTLEY - WAIXH
A protty wedding wan celebrated
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. F
W. Walch, First Street, llillsbo
ro, Wednesday evening, at 8
o'clock, when their daughter,
Viola, was united in marriage to
Samuel Itentley, copnected with
the Hotel Washington. Rev.
Clay, of the Christian Church,
performed the ceremony, using
the beautiful ring ceremony.
The bride was attended by
Miss Velma Tipton, and Kirner
liatcheldor officiated as grooms
man. Miss Hazel Johnson, a
cousin of the bride, played the
wedding march from Mendels
Hohn.
The bride was charming in a
gown of white silk poplin, with
veil, and carried a bouquet of
bride Yoses. The bridesmaid
wore whito voille, and carried
pink carnations.
The house was uniquely deco
rated with long feBtoons of yel
low and white crepe tissue inter
twined with fern and white and
yellow chrysanthemums, radi
ating from the center to all parts
of the apartments. One corner
of the parlor was heavily banked
with fern and chrysanthemums,
and it was here that Pan Cupid
hound the two hearts with a
plain band of gold.
Those witnessing the wedding
were Messrs. and Mesdames F.
W. Walch. W. II lletitley. C
Frick, llillsboro; Messrs. and
Mesdames Hurt Fond anil De
Forest Clements, of Portland;
Messrs. Klmer Hatchelder, Har
ry Sehoen, Harry Morgan, llills
boro; Kay Schiedel, of Orenco;
Richard Johnson, of Portland;
Misses Zola Walch, Velma Tip
ton. Kthel Johnson, Kdith, Lois
and Katherine Weik. llillsboro;
Hazel Johnson. Portland; Mrs.
Fd. Morton, and Jas Glen and
Goldie Kentiey, llillsboro.
The groom is connected with
his father in the conduct of the
Hotel Washington, and the bride
is one of the popular members of
the younger set in this city.
John Peterson, of Helvetia,
died at the llillsboro General
Hospital Nov. ;I0. 191(5 The
funeral was held last Sunday at
the Helvetia German Reformed
Church. Rev. K. A. Smith con
ducting the services- Deceased
was born in Denmark in 1S52.
He owned a farm and stock near
Helvetia. Peter Gotleib has been
appointed administrator of the
estate.
We are now working on the
Christmas stock of Mixes, canes.
i inugates, chews, chocolates, lion
bons, salted nuts. etc. Have
some very good candy to show
you. at reasonable prices. -The
Den of Sweets. IIS O
The County. Court has a crew
engaged in laying a new cover
i for the Dairy Creek bridge, west
of llillsboro. The roadway will
! be widened to 18 feet, thus mak
I ing it possible for machines and
; teams to pass with more ease
land with less danger of collision.
j We bought our boxes before
'the advance in price, and can
give you soma extra good bar
gains in fancy boxes of bon bons.
- The Den of Sweets. V 38-0
Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer,
who have been up in Idaho for
ni'irnl vniirs. are in the citv.
j guests at the home of Mrs. Spen
cer s mother and sister, Mrs. G.
J. Palmateer and Mrs. F. G.
Mitchell. y
The Reasoner mint used in
mint chews makes a most deli
cate confection. Try them, 15c
the half lb., at the Den of
Sweets. 38-0
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shultz and
children, of Oregon City, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. Sholtz' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thus. Gheen. Mrs. Cheen
accompanied them home the first
of the week. yt
Some new apple eider; just in,
is belter than any we've had
l this year; l.rc the qt. ; 50c the
i gal. , at the Den of Sweets. 0
David Kuratli, Caihier .
orkgon
Inn u liirtiT Tn din nil
MILlA WtNl IU U UN
FIRST Of -DECEMBER
Thin I the Premier Price Pnld for
Mutter Tat In History
FAKMfiKS OIVliN AN0THIIR BLWTIT
Carnation Company Nuliled Dairymen of
Kainc Laid Friday
Washington County dairymen
were notified last Friday morn
ing that the Carnation Company
had raised the price of milk to
two dollars per hundred weight.
The price for tho month preced
ing was $1.95, and this was the
highest price ever paid for bulk
milk -but the lst raise was un
lookcd for. The company is
wanting all the milk it can get,
and as prices of butter fat and
condensed .nilk had raised, the
farmer is also given a benefit.
This raise will mean hundreds
of dollars increase to the month
ly payroll, and while it is hardly
possible that the price will go
higher, conditions are such that
it is not improbable. The new
raise will very likely increrse the
supply.and will be a considerable
stimulus in the dairy industry.
parlnt-ti:acmi:k MntniNU
The Parent-Teacher meeting will
be held at the Congregational
church, Tuesday evening, Dec.
12. After the business session,
the following program will be
rendered:
Address, "Medical Inspection
in Schools," Dr. Robb.
Piano solo, Kva Pitman.
Recitation, Mary Shirley.
Song, Kighth Giade Girls' Glee
Club.
All are coidially invited to
attend.
FOR SALE -A BARGAIN
For sale, as a whole, or will di
vide, a 130 acre olace. 40 acres
in cultivation; balance good tim
ber; will make a good dairy farm;
adauted to iruit hoos. or Eng-
lish walnuts, or general farming.
Itm diP's: orchard: 2 streams
running through timbered por
tion ; good soil; near school house
and stores; only 9 miles south
west of llillsboro. Here is an
ideal location for commercial fish
pond. Beautiful and picturesque
creek. Sporting men, look this
up. Price very reasonable. Ad
dress Box 112. or telephone Main
141. llillsboro. 3Stt
(iOM)EN WEDMNO
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Bailey. Hills
boro pioneers, celebrated their
golden wedding last Sunday, all
of their children being present
at the family reunion. Dr. Bai-
ev is one of the nioneer Dhvsi-
cians of the county, and his wife
was a daughter of Pionec Cham
bers, of near West Union.
W. E. Fellows, who lost a res
idence by lire up at Sandy, Dee.
5, 1915, has sued the Bankers
& Merchants' Mutual Fire Ins.
Ass'n., which held a policy of
the building, in the sum of $500.
Fellows claims there are about
$000 in the treasury, and he has
been given an injunction denying
the company the right to dispose
of any of this money. He also
wants L. K. Thompson appointed
receiver. There are other claims
against the defendant company,
and he is willing that other
claimants may come in and en
joy prorata what is left. As the
liabilities are about $7,547.00, it
appears that in case fellows
ase goes through he will get
less than $50 for his lire loss and
claim of 500.
Greenbury H Busby died at
his home near llillsboro, Dec. 5,
1910. He was born in Illinois in
1818. He leaves ti mourn his
loss three sisters Mrs. Kmma E
Bradley, of Bucoda. Wn.; Mrs.
M. J. Plowman, Hillstnro, and
Mrs. S. J. Galloway, of Portland,
and a half-sister, Mrs. Sarah
Benton, Bucoda, and a half
brother, J. W. Bartrim, of Oak
land, Ore., besides his nieces and
nephews. About twenty years
ago he suffered the loss of an
eye, being kicked by a horse.
The blow affected his mind, and
since that time he has lived a
secluded life. The funeral took
place this afternoon, and inter
ment was in the Odd Fellows'
cemetery, W. O. Donelson direct
ing the obsequies.
Mrs. Alfred Shanahan, widow,
died at Forest Grove. Dec. 3,
191(5, aged 74 years. Mr. Shan
ahan died October 31, 1909.
Mrs. Shanahan was the mother
of six children, five of whom are
living: Mrs. T. J. Cleeton, Port
land; K. G. Shanahan, Dundee;
Mrs. Carl Knutsen, Astoria;
Mrs. F. D Gardner and M. O.
Shanahan, Forest Grove.
A. C. Archbold and daughter,
Miss Bess, departed Monday for
Portland, where they expect to
remain until Spring, and perhap3
longer.
Uhz Co. at the Opera House
one more week.
Sam Eggiman, of Bethany,
was transacting business in town
Saturday.
Ray Marks, a Sheridan attor
ney, was down to llillsboro Mon
day morning.
G. W.'Upshaw, of the Sheri
dan Bank, was in town the first
of the week.
For Rent Two rooms, close
in, including water, light and
telephone. Inquireat this office.
J. J. Shevlin, of Beaverton,
was in the county court yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imbrie, of
Orenco, were llillsboro callers
Tuesday.
Mr. and Airs. S. J. Galloway,
of Portland, were out to the
Busby funeral today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham Sorenson,
of near Farmington, were city
callers the last of the week.
Wm, McQuillan departed for
San Mateo. Cal., last week, to
spend the Winter.
Marriage license has been
granted Samuel It. Sb-inke and
Mi.iS Addie Greener. They re
side below New ion.
Just Jaeger, (if Sherwood, was
elected a director in the Oregon
Breeders' Ass'n., at Portland,
this week.
For sale: Four months full
blood Jersey bull calf from best
milk strain in county. L. P.
Heidel. llillsboro. 38tf
The W. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Bowman, on Third St.,
Friday evening of this week, at
7.30 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Mann, attend
ing U. of ().. .spent Thanksgiv
ing week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Jos. Mann, in this city.
WL'NDEKLICH VAM.OM
One of the prettiest weddings of
the season was celebrated on
Thanksgiving Day, November 30,
191G. when Charles Wunderlich
and Edith VanLom were united
in marriage at the Yerboort
Catholic Church, Father LeMiiler
i.fliciMing. The bride w as taste
fully and beautifully gowned in
w hite net over white silk, and i
was attended by her c.usin, Miss
Edna Green of Portland, and her
lister, Miss Hilda VanLom. who
were dressod in cream silk. The
groom was attended by Ed. Van-
Lorn, brother of ti:e bride. Lit
tle Giads Van Lorn, daughter of;
Leonard Van Lorn, was (lower
girl. Mi:s Bertha A km, of Hil'.s
boro, played the wedding march.
The bride was given away by
her father, John VanLom.
After the ceiemony Mrs. Van
Lom. the bride's mother, served
a Douniirui wcuuing ninner ana
over GO gue.-ds besides the im
mediate family were at table.
After dinner uancing was in
dulged until a late hour. The
bride and groom left tor Califor
nia amid showers of rice and the
hearty wishes of their friends.
The presents were many and
beautiful. There were several
guests from Portland and llills
boro.
The
young
where
groom is a prosperous
farmer of Centerville,
the young couple will
make their home The bride and
groom are old school mates and
each comes from oldtime and
highly respected families of
Washington County. The bride
for the past four years has held
a position in the law office of VV.
G. ILire, in this city. They have
a host of friends who wish them
a-most happy and prosperous fu
ture. TEACHERS' EXAAMNATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Wash
ington County, Oregon, will hold
the regular examination of ap
plicants for Slate Certificates, at
llillsboro. Oregon, as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, De.
20, 191(5, at 9 o'cloi k a. m., and
continuing until Saturday, Dec.
Z), at 4 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday forenoon U. S.
history, writing, penmanship,
music, drawing.
Wednesday afternoon - Physi
ology, reading, manual training,
composition, domestic science,
methods in reading, course of
study for drawing, methods in
arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon -Arithmetic,
history of education, psychol
ogy, methods in geography, me
chanical drawing, domestic art,
course of study for domestic art.
Thursday afternoon -Grammar,
geography, stenography,
American literature, physics,
typewritine, methods in lan
guage, thesis for primary certifi
cate.
Friday forenoon Theory and
practice, orthography, physical
geography, English literature,
chemistry, physical culture.
Friday afternoon - School law,
j geology, algebra, civil govern-
ment.
I Saturday finnvon Geometry,
i botany.
I Saturday afternoon - General
' hislorv, bookkeeping.
j " B. VV. Barnes,
t County School Superintendent.
I
Show List of Expenditures on the
IliKhwHy, Beavertnn, West
F.ACH SF.CTOtf CLASSIFIED SIVGI.V
Twenty-Two Thnunand Dollar Impend
ed in . uin Total Refund Coming
County Judge Reasoner gives
out the following figures of cost
on the slate high way sector from
Beaverton to Forest Grove, and
the total expenditure reaches
over $22, (XX). The State owes
the county $5,000. and this w ill
mean a net expenditure of $17,
041.07. Following is the tabu
lated statement:
Scarifying and resurfacing
with bituminous macadam, by
the penetration method. llillsbo
ro to Cornelius State lioad, 13,
487 lineal feet. 16 feet wide.
Hock 3150.22 Cubic Yards:
Rock crushing $1501 12
" hauling 322 24
" shoveling 414 40
" freight charges... 992 60
Scarifying, grading
trenchinir. spreading
and rolling 1004 60
Fuel 155 65
402 bbls. bituminous 1778 70
Miscellaneous -material,
tools and supplies 50 98
Total $0941 11
Cost per lin. ft.. ..$0,515
" " sq. yd .. 0.''9
Scarifying and resurfacing
with bituminous macadam, by
the penetration method. Corne
lius to Forest Grove. 9200 lin. ft.
16 ft. wide.
Rock. 1700.5 Cu. Yds:
Rock crushing $ 860 71
" hauling 2049 13
" shoveling 24 03
" freight charges--. 42 54
Bitumin 866 25
Material, tools and sup
plies 42 90
Fuel 149 40
Scarifying, grading,
trenchinir, spreading
and rolling 809 50
Total $4850 46
Cost per lin. ft .50.5272
" " sq. yd.. 0.296
llillsboro. Heed vi lie, Beaverton
State Road, 15840 lin. ft., width
11 ft. Oil beund iiacadam -Roc
5653.11 Cu. Yds:
Rock crushing $4618 06
shoveling 915 39
" hauling 1519 65
" freight charges... 1032 75
Grading, trenching, roll
ing and spreading 1423 71
Oil 439 50
Oil spreading 91 03
Fuel 126 57
Material, tools and sup
plies . 82 84
Total $10219 50
Cost per lin. ft . .$0,647
" " sq. yd- 0.529
Summary
llillsboro, Reedville. Bea
verton State Road,
15810 lin. ft. width 11
feet ; oil-bound macad
am $10249 50
Scarifying and resurfac
ing with bituminous
macadam by the pene
tration method, llills
boro to Cornelius State
Road, 13487 lineal ft..
width 16 ft 6941 11
Scarifying and resurfac
ing with bituminous
macadam, by the pen
etration method, Cor
nelius to Forest Grove
State lioad. 9200 lin.
ft., width 16 ft.
. 4850 46
Total Cost
$22041 07
Amount received
from State ..$466(5.10
Balance due from
State
333.90. 5000 00
Total cost to county $17041 07
PYTMIANS ELECT
Phoenix Lodge No. 34 Monday
evening elected the following of
ficers for the term beginning
Jan. 1: Chancellor Commander,
J. W. Connell; vice chancellor,
Wm. Gotleib; prelate. E. J. Mc
Alear; master of work, August
Tews; K. of R. & S , Earl Lu
ther: master of finance, Herman
Sehulmerich; master of exchec-
rpier, L. W. House; master at
arms. .las. D. Anderson; inner
guard, Wm. Sehulmerich, outer
guard, Geo. Emmott; trustee, F.
J. Sewell.
Geo. Emmott. now chancellor
commander, becomes the junior
Past Chancellor when he retires.
TURKEY SHOOT
Turkeys, geese and chickens to
be shot for at t he Garden Tracts,
west end of Main Street, on Sun-
d-iy, D'C. 17. Covered squids
it rains. Shells on grounds.
Money to loan at 5! per cent.
Monthly payments. E. M. Ca
tef, llillsboro. Ore. 24-tf
I G. W. Mason has been trans
ferred from the Oregon Electric,
in this city, to Eugene, where
he has a "rrick" from 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, until midnight.
Mr. Mason has been here several
years, and has acted as agent for
some time. He will move his
family to Eugene, where his son,
Clyde, is attending the State
University. J. K. Gilhy, the
agent at Orenco, will come here
as atrent, and the office will get
the usual good care, as Mr. Gilby
is one of the best agents on the
line.
I buy beef, TKirk, poultry of all
kinds, and p ;y the highest mar
ket prices c insistent with sav
ing you delivery.'1.. K. Rogers,
Beaverton, lit. 4. Box 20. Pho- e
Beayerton 53. 1,'ne 3 37-tf
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Halvorsen,
of Fa.mington, entertained at
dancing and cards the other eve
ning. Refreshments were served
at a late hour. Those present
were Host and Hostess. John.
Jacob. Lewi3 and Alfred Ilalvor
sen. Rasmussen Brothers. Mr.
and Mrs. Schofield. Mrs. Mann.
Miss Grable, Mr. and Mrs. Wei-
nicke and br tber Louise Carl-
sted and children, Mrs Jos. Han
sen. O-car H tnsen, Annie Hal-
vorsen. Mary Nissen, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Sorenson, Simon Ol
son, frank drauer. (Jha3. Robin
son and O II . Ede.
The Needlecraft will have a
Bazaar and Bundle Day in the
American National Bank Build
ing. Uec. lb. All intetested in
assisting the needy will please
assist
The Chribtmas spirit is al
ready abroad in Orenco. The
youn people of that community
are planning a novel entertain
ment in the form of a Christ
mas Box Social" to be held Dec.
15. With the Christmas decora
tions and Santa Claus to auction
off the boxes, and the splendid
program that the young people
are working on, they feel sure
that all who attend will have a
good time.
Notice to farmers The Beth
any feed chopper will run every
Saturday until further notice.
L. Croeni. 31tf
Mail carriers on "the rural
routes had a holiday on Thanks
giving, and enjoyed their warm
turkey. The city carriers also
had a holiday, and the postofhee
was closed excepting for distri
bution of mails, and a few min
utes opening at the delivery
windows.
Ladies, we havj your men-
folks' favorite cigars, cigarettes
and smoking tobacco in holiday
packages, at prices well within
your reach. The Den of Sweets.
John Vanderwal on Dec. 3 re
ceived a check for $535.55, from
the Pacific States Fire Insurance
Co., in payment of the tire loss
of F. W. Phillips. This was
quick adjustment and payment
Do not forget the dance at the
Moose Hall, Saturday evening,
Dec. 16. Tickets, 75 cents.
County Commissioner-elect H.
T. Hesse, of Scholls. was in the
city yesterday, looking in on the
county court to see how he
might perform when he takes
office after January 1.
Miss Ruby Tipton, of Scap
poose, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Tipton, of this city.
Coffee Club Meeting
Mrs. C. E. Wells will entertain
the Coffee Club members Satur
day afternoon. Dec. 9, at her
home on South Seventh Street.
Those desiring may take the 2:15
P. E. to Tenth St.
MOORE WITH YCOMBE
A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Boge, of Farmington,
Nov. 28, 1916, at 10 o'clock p. m.,
when Mrs. Boge's sister, Miss
Elizabeth Hender Withycombe,
was united in marriage to Ihos,
Raymond Moore, of Laurel, Rev
Wall, pastor of the Farmington
M. E. Church, officiating,
Before the ceremony Miss Rad
tord sang All that 1 Ask is
Love," after which the bridal
party entered the parlor to the
strains of the Wedding Chorus
from Lohengrin, by Miss Rad
ford on the violin, Mrs. Boge ac
companying on the piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Withy
combe acted as best man and
bridesmaid
After congratulations and the
wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs
Moore left for Portland. They
will be at home to their friends
after Dec. 12, at Laurel
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Ihos. Withycombe and Mrs
John Withycombe, of Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Withycombe
and son William, and George II
Withycombe and wife, of Gas
ton; Mrs. A. m. uicKinson ana
sons, Ashley and Thomas, of As
toria; Miss Enchede, of Forest
Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore
and son Leland. Miss Moore, of
if i New berg", Henry Hesseand wife,
Ralph Withvcombe, Miss Rad
tord, uiger fenne ana wire, miss
Nissen. Homer Moore. Mrs. Bor
den. Rev. Wall. Mr. and Mrs. H
H. Boge and daughter, Catherine,
F. A. BAILh'Y, M. L.
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G. A. Prtttersun, Mr.
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Phone Main 773
Ueenud Oreon 2X0. Ponn. 1018
Phon. City 972
GEO. J. LIMBER
Funeral Director
Moderate Prices. Personal Services
Raadnc Funeral Parian, Washington at 6th
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Cpstairs, A. C. SUute Bl.Ifj. Mf!n A m
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Hillsboro Nation
al Bank Building Maia Street.
Hillsboro - - - Or
E. L. PERIUNS
ATrOtiNKY-AT LAW
NoUry Public-Collections, I.ouns, ecr.
Room 1 Coiiiiiiereml iimtk Hliig, iinUi'
IWXSBORO, OREGI--
DR. W. H. PSLr
Dentist
OlHces in the Hiiiilol BuUilinj;. npiUiri
Main Streflt. adjoining P.isi OtH -.o Bl,l.
Kooms H and 4. Plume Ci j 9'U
Hillsboro - - Oregon
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
Orriot: Main Street, opp. Court Hju
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Office, ups; ra in Solnt'iuericli B!d!"
Hillshoro, - - fVt!-;""!
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Tcni'tsu! Blit. Rooms f
HILLSBORO, OKK.
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G. W. Stevens
Deep Water Well Driller
Box 54, HJUbja, Qfaai
PI ITENUEK-BRYANT
Dr. W. E. Pittenger, of Joseph,
formerly of Hillsboro, and Flor
ence Bryant, of Portland, were
united in marriage at Vancouver.
Wn.. Dec. 6, 1916. The happv
couple are spending a few day
here and return this week to
their new home in the Wallowa.
The groom is a well known den
tist, and the bride formerly re.
sided here. They have a host o(
friends who tender congratulations.