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SEPTEM HEH II, 11*2 I HILLSBORO ARGUS T“ • Local Happenings E. W, U/.rtii of near l.nini I was a Hill-boro visitor Monday. O, B. Kraus of mar Beaverton was a Hillsboro caller on Mon day. PADS STOCKINGS SWEAT SHIRTS SUPPORTERS CORWIN HARDWARE Auto Accessorie*, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Paint 1152 Second St. Phone 72 Laurel Ed Meixner of Scofield, who was attacked by a big bear a week ago, is convalescing nicely from his lacerated and broken arm. Mrs. W. A. Storey and son, Robert, nnd «laughter, Hnttic, left today for Wilder, Idaho, to take charge of a ranch which they recently traded for. Steve Yorkovitch is in the county jail charged with |>oin*ing a firearm. He has been before the county authorities before for violation of the prohibition laws and is now out on parole. The Social Circle of the C un gri-gationa) church will meet with Mrs. C. B. Buchanan, 1218 Fir street, Thursday nfternoon. September 18th. All members ami friends invited. M is-. Pearl Allen of Amity made a short visit with. Mrs. Emma McKinney this week. Miss Allen was <-nroute to Wasco, where she will teach her third year in the high school. • Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Armen trout of Banks were Hillsboro visitors yesterday. Mrs \rmcn- trout’s mother. Mrs. P. M. Jnck- son. who lias been visiting nt Banks this week, returned home The Knight* of Pythias plnn w itli th rm. to hold the first big meeting of The I.ibrary books for the ¡the fall next Mondiv night. The county arc in the conntv suncrin- plans call for mi extra supply of trndent’s office rendv for distri i refreshment*. bution. Ten cents on each child Metzger voted to issue bonds in the census is used to make up Hillsboro. Beaver to install a water system last l-'ri this fund. day. The wells in that section ton and Forest Grove receive theirs direct. were drying up oil them. Mrs. Richardson of Portland, Mr, and Mrs. B. T. Hart and Mrs. A. B. Spitler of Timber were 94 years old nnd a Rebekah for 30 years, gave an interesting talk, Hillsboro visitors Tuesday. before the local lodge Tuesday W. W. Carry of Witch Hazel evening. Refreshments wer- was a Hillsboro visitor Friday. served. She is visiting nt the The best housekeeping experts home of Mrs. Follis, who ha« in the world are selecting me to known her for many years. do their work. Let me show you P. Burton Arant of Eugene was what I can do. Premier Duplex. a Hillsboro visitor yesterday. Mr. —Puget Sound Power A Light Arant is a pianist and composer of some renown, and was an in structor in music nt the Eugene Rible School for several year*. Mr. Arant formerly taught music in Hillsbboro nnd Forest Grove. A Bank of Reputation A reputation can only mean one thing to the patron—good faith and responsibility. We need each other. « Hillsboro National Bank J. W. Perkins of Salem spent Monday in town, the guest of E. F. Sins. During the G. A. R. I convention held here recently, ¡Mr. Perkins and Mr. Sias learned I that they were in the same regi ment nnd came from the same county (Jefferson) in New York. Needless to say. the two veterans i had a wonderful visit, rcminesc- ing about old old times. Misses Blanche and Frances Overman nnd their mother arc visiting their uncle, E. C. Over man. of 875 First street. They Jeft their home at Wichita, Kan sas. July 1, on a tour of the Pa cific Const, having toured parts ¡of Canada nnd Washington. They ¡arc on their way to California, and expect to reach home late this fall. The visitors arc well i pleased with Oregon. • Pythian Sisters, Attention! half mile south.—Isabel Hilts, WANTED Hillsboro, Route 4. 28 Tlie first Fall meeting of Wanted—Wood cutter.— F, H. For Sale. Five-room modern Phoenicia Temple will be held bungalow, on paved street.—-E. I Wilson, near Witch Hasel. 28 Friday evening, September 12. A R. Bailey, 1 145 Jackson St. Free Trial—Premier Duplex. good attendance is requested. • For Sale—Pretty Welsh pony ! Phone u*. Puget Sound Power and buggy. Useful for school ¡A Light Co. 28 children. F. A. Everest, Hills Neglect Cause* Regret Wanted—Work for room and boro. 26-28 board by high school girl.—ML, For Sale — 6 room modern,..,,.,- r„w. Don’t neglect your or your chil ' care „ Argus. 28 t -- dren's eyes. You will regret it modern bouse; improvements iri^ Wanted ■ to Buy—Wagon not Easy terms.—Phone j |c„’^han 3*1", sooner or later. I am equipped nnd paid. ^incli skenc.—-O. J. 255tf. 1 Smith, Lnurel, ‘ to give the best of service, anil 2351 Route 2; mile am always here to make neces For Sale—Good team, double south of Laurel. 28 sary repairs in case of accidents. liarncsM and wagon; very cheap, Want tn Buy Fr«»m Owner 40 J. L. Anderson, — A. F. Reed, Orcnco, Oregon, lo 60-acre stocked nnd equipped Jeweler anil Optician, Box 31. 28 dairy farm. Can pay $2000 27 28 Main St., Hillsboro. For Sale— -Three Three grade Hoi- down. Give price, terms ami de- steins. Milking about 8 or 9 gal- j scription in first letter.- Write Jons when fresh. Two, 3-yea»- M R, care Argtrit, Dr. Luzadcr Here Saturdays 27 29 old and one 4-years.- -J. B. Hive your eyes carefully and Peterson, Sherwood, R 4, mile FOR RENT 28 29 scientifically examined by a south of Rowel! store. For Rent—Rooms, 1 163 Sco- specialist who devotes his entire For Sale— P hrxie Island ____ Red 28tf. time to the welfare of his pa- pullets, hatched March I.- Julius ond street. For Rent-Furnished flat, mod- tients. See Dr. Lusader, eyesight Coupe, Hillsboro R 4, Phone 26tf. specialist, at Hillsboro Pharmacy i 35R25. 28 30 cm.— 1766 Baseline. For Rent Garage on paved each Saturday. 24-tf. ! f-or Six-weeks-old pigs, ¡street.- 1420 Jackson St. 28 j $3 each.- J. Chalmers, Come- For Rent to Gentleman—Nice I Bus, R. Phone Hillsboro Argus subscription, $1.50. ; room with furnace heat. C-L, j 10112X5. 27 29 care Argus. 27 For Sale—Two colts, 2 year* I For Rent—New, modern four- ANNOUNCEMENTS ' old. Will sell or trade for cow. room 1 house.—Inquire nt Tele —Claud Jeffries, Hillsboro R 4. phone Office. 26tf. Helvetia Dance Box 97. Bethany. 26-28 For Rent—The Atchinson, 2- For Sale—Prunes 1c lb., apples I acres, just actons the railroad Big dance at Helvetia hall Sat- | 50c sack. Must pick them on tracks from the old laundry.—— urday night, September 13. Good tree.—E. M. Rice, North Plain* , Call at : 603 Broadway. 28 29 music and good time assured.— road. Mile from courthouse. 28 For Rent to reliable party, Feuerstein, manager. Admission For Sale—Sweet Water and .house with modem improve $1.00. 25 tf. Red Mountain grapes. Pick them ments.—Write A H, care Hdls- ¡yourselves, 2c. We pick them, boro Argus. 26tf. Laurel Dance -2H»c.—Pete Yunker, Gaston. Pat- Rooms—We have rented the 28-30 house at 909 Second street, and There will be a dance at the | ton Valley. For Sale — Silver foxes; White are ready to take roomers, Good Laurel Community hall Saturday night, September 13. Vagabond Leghorn pullets, pigs—grade and rooms and good beds.—Henry registered. Duroc Jersey boar, Schmeltzcr. 15 tf - orchestra. Tickets $1. 27-28 i Jersey bull, Jersey heifer.—F. H. For Rent—61 acres, under Wilson, near Witch Hazel. 28 cultivation, some beaverdam, and Balm Grove Dance For Sale—Quiet young Hol fine dairy ranch; good buildings;- stein-Jersey. Second calf due stock and equipment cheap. 8 Don’t forget the big dance at next February. About 3 gallons miles from Portland, 11/j miles Balm Grove Saturday, September per day. Route 5, Box 23, Hills- ¡from Beaverton.—Harold Nixon. 13. Good music and hardwood 27-28 i boro. For Sale or Rent—Six-room, floor. 28 For Sale or Trade—My resi- one-storv cottage; close in; some dence with all modem improve- fruit; a very comfortable home; Big Swiss Dance at Helvetia ments for sale, or will trade for newly improved.—F. S. Francis, hall, Saturday, September 20. smaller place.—O. B. Gates, 1134 Jefferson street, Hillsboro. Everybody welcome. Good Swiss Hillsboro. Phone 2141. ’ 27 27-tf 28 ATTEND HILLSBORO HIGH accordion music. For Sale—A-B gas ran^e, two Fountain pens, $1.50 to $5.00. ovens and one broiler; also trash MISCELLANEOUS Three machine loads of high Magazine pencils, $1.00 to $5.00. burner, fitted with coils. Will sell Phone 2904. C. M. Powell, if scluiol pupils started last Monday —At Anderson’s Jewelry Store. both or separately.—Brown’s you want wood sawed. 26-28 morning for their year’s work at Big assortment of ladies* and i Tinshop. , 21-tf Enlargements free with Kodak the Hillsboro school. Those at children’s new winter hats now For Sale Nearly new Perfec tending from this community arc on display at the Handy Variety tion oil range; three burners, can- finishing at the Delta Drug Store. 27 29 | opy and oven; cheap.—M. M. In at 6 p. m., out nt 3 p. m. next Irene St< vens« Bessie Hathorn, Store. 15-tf Wilma Crawford, Edith Baker, Chopper house will be run Weisenback. Enquire at service day. j Wilma Baker, Nita Meyers. Har every day except Sunday, grind j station. Aloha. Forest Grove A Hillsboro Ice 28 30 old Hnthbrn, George Schmidt. ing grain and cleaning.—L. Sieg- Co., is a Washington county in 200 White Leghorn Laying Ted Rutschmnn. Thomas Reed, enthaler. dustry. “Trade at Hume." 26-28 I Hens—Fine foundation stock ; F.lbcrf Stevens. Walter Schmidt, Phone 2157. 18 tf Premier Duplex will do your - . | good young cow; bav mare, good 'Clifton Scales. Lloyd Dailey, Fall housecleaning. After September 14 the Ja- Phone us for anVwhere; cheap.—W. J. Head, L.-iwrcnge Tat man and Lee a FREE demonstration. quith dryer near Scholls can dry Puget I at Q„ a t an ia station. Ort gon Elee in lYiiaiania sinuon, n.it c~ Brown. Sound Power A Light Co. 28 trie. 28-30 prunes for outside parties. Phone 5555 Line 14, Scholls. 28 Dr. Darland, chiropractor and j Poultry Farm for Sale, Com- Sam Stoller reports that his Children ’ s clothing and plain naturopath. Every mode of younger brother, living at Wood 'drugless healing. Over Weil’». | pletely Equipped—Very modern sewing don«- at a reasonable home and poultry houses. On burn. received some very rough Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. T’ Phone highway. Might accept modern price.—Mrs. R. I. Burrelle, 714 treatment from a tn-in whom they •it home and office. 28-29 23-if 23-if residence property for part.—E, I’ir street, Hillsboro. suppose was crazy. The boy Contented cows give more milk care Argus. 24-tf. went to an old cabin in the tim — nee Nox-A-Fly, the best fly re LOST For Sale—Honey, extracted, ber where 4ic was knocked un --------- and in comb-sections from niv pellant known, 85c per gallon, at conscious nnd when he came to 15 tf __ « at Hillsboro, Th-- Delta Drug Store. _______ ___ apiary Lost—Half-grown Persian cat. well-known the fellow lind a rope around his Hungarian vetch seed and win neck. The man escaped before white with amber stripes. Phon« I call at your grocer for it or in 2212. ¡officers got there. quire 750 W. Railroad St., Hills ter oats recleaned, free from all Hop p1i-k!n." is :n full swing .•>! R 23 30 32 foul seed, for sale at 3c per lb. Lost Little fox terrier, black boro.—V, Ad.nbic. I—C. B. Farnham. 3S miles north I the Orti'I' ff nnd Wnnge r yards, an I brown patch ov< r right ear. I 3 t 36 of Hillsboro. 25-28 Several of the basebr*! tans collar. Answers to name, Jackie. For Sale—Five-room plastered B nder Repairing — E. E. Mar nv rftcr- Phone 37T16, , «‘cut to Portland S 28 bungalow. Near cannery. B tilt shall, Beaverton, Ore., R. 4. Res- ' noon to watch the B -iver« U kc — in cabinets, all modern equip- der.ee at the Witch Hazel sta two games from me \ ernon Also j ment. Good size garage. FOR SALE team. 1922 Ford sedan.—Ferd Har- llion. Phone 11R 4 ' Ullshoro cen tal 16 tf For Sale Cord and cut wood. trnmpf. 1245 First street, Hills- Dr. Darland, chiropractor and Grandma A. M. Ande .-son of — Phone 2633. boro. Phone 2025 2-tf 26tf. naturopath. Every mo-ie oi' I’armington celebrated in r work For Salt .- — Two ge-d For Sale Two Jersey cows.— eighty second b-rthdav Iri-t Wnl- Adolph Hoffman. Cornelius. 29 i horses with harness; also saddle dru^less healing. Over Weil’s »- PnoDn nesday, September 3. and a num I liorst-; two gooil cows; wagon i Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. Good upright piano for sale.- — at home and office. ber of her friends came in to and rack ; two plows; harrows Inquire at Argus. 22-tf congratulate tier. For lee Delivery phone 2157, ¡and disc.— W. VanSkkle, Hills- For Sale- Gentle riding horse boro. R. 5. One mile 'south of Becketts’ Sweet Shop, headquai- Mr. Avo ill tri risen of Portland, an employee ot a a Porllnt.it O.'illK. and saddle.-—Mrs. P. B. Kent, wireless tower. 27-28 ters for Forest Grove A Hillsboro 28-29 spent his vacation nt the home ot Hillsboro, R. 4. $200 Gives Possession—Make Ice Co. Supply always on hand D. I.. Weston last wi » K. 19 tf For Sale Shingles and fence your own terms at 6 per cent. 12 and sold in any quantity. Kant Burn straightens, pre- posts.—Jeppeson Bros., Bacon«. acres, an ideal small dairy and THOMAS A. LEWIS Phon" North Plains 3F12. 3u poultry farm; all very rich soil, erves nnd protects from fire any i shingled surface. See us before Premier Duplex, double action qever-failing creek ; close to elec Thomas A. Lewis died in his reshingling. Phone 2461, or tric station; price $3500. A real —to clean cleaner. Puget Sound home here September 7, at the opening for actual settler.—W. J. write C. J. Birdsell, 1246 Base Power A Light Co. 28 age of 85 years. 9 months and 19 14-tf 28 30 i line street, Hillsboro. For Sale—Five-room modern Head, R 2, Beaverton. days. He is a retired farmer. Give me. a chance and I will On Wednesday. September 17, He is survived by the widow and house, and lot; also lot 50x125.— take off my coat, roll up my 28-tf. at Orenco, the following articles a daughter, Mrs. Daniel Deaville Phone 741. will be offered for sale: One sleeves and show you a real For 16 inch fir wood, see or of west of Hillsboro. The ser- Premier Duplex. white enamel bedroom suite, din cleaning job. vices were held at the Methodist phone E. L. Krause, Hillsboro, R ing room suite, light oak; library Puget Sound Power A Light Co. church in Cornelius yesterday 2. phone 251 Line 10. Scholls. 29 table; light oak; willow settee, 6 and the Rev. Mr. J. Q. Wanell of For Sale—Filbert trees, 2 years feet long; two 9x12 rugs, fine FLORENCE TAYLOR Warrenton officiated. i old, all well rooted and thrifty.— piano, writing desk and two odd Pianiat and Teacher •M. Sumner. Hillsboro. R 3; near chairs.—Rev. H. F. Gelvin. Thorough Foundation Birth* i North Plains schoolhouse. »1 and Interpretation For Sale on easy terms and for i For Sale by Owner—(¡-room Phone 1231 1048 Sixth St. price — 261^-acre Havens To Mr. nnd Mrs. A. bungalow with basement and all reasonable I farm, all under cultivation, good W. Havens, a girl. September 4. modern conveniences.— 1253 Sth PIANO INSTRUCTIONS , improvements. Southeast of anil Christensen- To Mr. and Mrs. streej. 28 29 Fall Classes near Shute Park, Hillsboro; near Harry I.. Christensen of Hills 1 or Sale O. I. C. pigs 6 weeks [ highway and on rock road.—Ap- now being organized by boro. September 5, a son. nt the old.-- Meier Bros., Beaverton. Il I ply to Mrs. A. L. Rotermund, Josephine Uppenkamp Hillsboro Maternity Home. 2. Phone, Hillsboro 7R3; 3 jlillsboro. Ore., R. 5. box 140-A, 1121 Second St., Hillsboro, Ore. Critenden To Mr. and Mrs. miles west of Cedar Mills. 30 or to M. B. Bump, Hillsboro, Ore Charles J. Critenden of Gaston, lor Sale Good family cow. CARPENTERING gon. 26 28 September 8. a daughter, at the Of All Kinds ¡Jersey. Also good riding or Hillsboro Maternity Home. For Sale— 30-acre ranch on Call Scott To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel driving pony. F. W. Delsinan, North Santiam river. Good river Phone land, Scott, of near Shute .school, a girl Northwest Hillsboro. H. L. PATTEN About 20 acres cleared, -102. 28 29 September 8. 1766 Baseline rest pasture and some timber, 4- Phone 2633 For Sale White Leghorn pul room cottage. — "-' — .i. ...... . Bam, chicken lets, 41,4» months old. from trap- house, good fruit house, garage. Lime Ordered 1 nested stock, flock headed with , well, punjp in kitchen. 1 £ mile B. H. Redter A carload of lime has been or Tanercd cock, $1.25 each. Cock \ to station, sathe to grade school Phone dered. with a few extra tons. erels from high egg record flock, and church. Near main county Main 087 Positively will not I road. 1 8 miles southeast of Salem. Those wishing a small amount of $5 each. of lime may secure lit«- same from show stock or do business on Bargain for right pnrty.—D. W. Forest Grove, this carload, which should arrive Sunday. ... Take ____ ________ Baseline ____ road ¡Beeler, Salem, Route 5. Box Oregon here about the 15th of the month. * cast of courthouse, 11/j miles then ISA. 26 29 South Tualatin Till qui stioll of transportation that would adequately take cm«-, of the nci'ils in tile Dairy Urii k country nroiind Mounluiiidale mid furtln-r north into the tini- her was discussed at a meeting (>. Pln lps and family spent I at Moiintniiiilnlc Just Monday Thursday ami Friday of hist I night. Another meeting at week at Rockaway. | which It is hoped to secure n John G. Kilptick, manager oi 1 large attendance is I slated for tin Royal It osariau quartette of ¡Saturday night, September 20, Portland, was a Hillsboro visitor at the community hall, Mountain M omlny, dale. Harry Maxwell of above M< hiii H II. H irv< y of the Indcpen dent composing rooms Is building dale, wm 'n town Tin day. Mr. a home nrnr W itch Hazel, on an Maxwell says that, allliougli lie ir ! hop crop was no| as heavy as us- acri itgc reei idly purchased. ' uni this year, it was of very good A. B. Thoiuas, the apple num quality mid dried quickly. They from Eori' -t (irovc, was in town made a record in harvesting the Monday looking for a location to I crop, picking the entire 25 acres si ll hi* apples again this fall. in one week. Marjorie Bnyntuiu and Her Appropriate patriotic < x<-rcl*cs bcrl D. Srtekclt, both of Tigard, will be hrlil nt Hill Military wi ri in irncil Saturday in the <il Academy during Constitution flee of County Judge J. W, Good week, September 20 25, inclusive. mini. Tiny will tunk«' their home Th«- Acadi-niy will <»p< ii Septem in Tignrd. ber loth with a registration rep The city of Forest Grove Im* resenting nine state* of the union applied for permission to appro- mi«l several foreign countries. prinlc water from Roderick creek Harold 'Wismer, Jack Glascoc for Use as municipal supply. The and Lee McIntyre, -Hillsboro high project will cost in the neighbor school students who have been hood of $0000 it is said. working with Engineer Hobbs «in William Woods of tile William the Trnsk survey, returned Sat Wood Pipe Orgun company left urday ready for school. All of fur Walla Walla, Washington, , th< in arc in good trim nnd expect yesterday morning to tunc Un to turn out for football. Mr. ami Mrs. Sherman Moody it hitman college organ, one of the Inrgcst «-ollegr organs in the mid Mr. anil Mrs. Roy Scliulmcr- ich motored to th<- camp grounds Northwest. , iliovc ( nstl<' Rock, Washington. Mrs. Jean M. Johnson, acting Sunday, where they were m< t by general secretary of the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parkhurst n Council of Religious Education, McCleary, Washington, nnd all is in the city arranging for the enjoyed a picnic. meeting of Sunday school work Mrs. E. A. Van Dcrvcn of Van era, ns well ns public school couver, Washington, is taking teachers nnd pastors of churches, to hear Mr. A. M. Lacker at care of the stenographic work at Forest Grove, September 17. Mr. the county agent'* office during I.nckrr is field secretary for the the absence of Miss E. Shore/. International Council of Rclig Mrs. Van Dcrvcn was formerly ious Education nnd is spending employed at this office for about ten days in Oregon. Yamhill, three years. John Dienlorff. who I has been Washington nnd Tillnmook coun ties will cooperate. Dr. Frc«l spending the summer with his Grey and Dr. Walter L. Van mother, Mrs. F.mma 1 I *!■ ■ dorff, NuysVill accompany Mr. Lacker and family, departed yesterday from Ashland to The Dalles. for Oklahoma. Mr. Dierdorff will Mrs. J. ('. Edwards, president of conduct n publicity campaign for Tillamook county, anil Prof. S. S. the State university at that place. Duncan, president of Ynmhill Roscoe Black and wife de county, will nlso share in the pro parted last week for San An- gram. which is being arranged by dreas, California, in response to a a local committer, The meet- telegram announcing the serious ings will be held in tiw Congre- illness of Mr. Black’s mother, gationnl church afternoon and Mrs. Grace .Mahoney. evening, All Sunday schools arc Mrs. J. C. Bechcn of near urged to send representatives. | Orcnco, departed Saturday on the S. S. Cuba for San Francisco, where she will visit her daughters Miss Esther Bechcn anil Mrs. Ar thur Rollins. HEADQUARTERS FOR ' Launcelot Kennedy, mail car rier of Beaverton, is reported ns l.-iuding th«' first two de< r .of !he hunters in Oregon's Hollywood. He got two large bucks down in Dougins county. t'lell Carstens anil family of Banks were Hillsboro visitors the last of the week. Cicli re turned Inst week from n hunting trip in Southern Oregon. GUIDE BOOKS The Hillsboro Grange will meet Saturday, M. B. Signs of the city schools and O. T. Mc- HEAD HARNESS Whortcr, county agrnt, will be the speakers. SHOES Spalding Football Equipment Mrs. Shogrcn of Portland i> visiting hi r diiugliti r, .Mrs. J. E Reeve N. Georg«' Van Dyke of near Ver boort was ii Hillsboro visitor oil School Rulings Made Tuesday. Mrs. A. F. It« e<l of Orcnco was No beginner will be allowed to transacting business in Hillsboro enter school after the first yesterday. i T. w. W. Hastings of near Cor- month, according to n decision of nclius, was a K. P. loilgc visitor District 33 school board. But any child thut will be of school Monday night. age witbin two months after Adolph Erdman oi ubovi school opens may enter nt the M ountaimlah- was n I lillnboro beginning of the year. visitor ycklcrday. » ~ Mr. and Mr*. Fred .lousy of Ensilage Cutting Soon Over m ar W< st Union were Hillsboro visitors jesterday. With onl v about *¡0 per rent of L. Schwaiike of Schcfflin n corn crop this year < nsiJ.ig<- ent thing of the >n. was tram. K-ting biisi incss ting will soon be | past in this dotr let. If Old in II boro yesterdn/, . George Schulrnerich was J liti r Pluvius wisl ICS to get US operated on Tm sday, by Dr. E. wit this fall while cutting corn II. Smith, for removal of tonsil*. he will hare to get bis old sprinkler going pretty qui'-k. Mrs. Maud 1'rick of Portland is Master Barton Howley han so here for several weeks’ visit with IM hroujiht improved that he was h<-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. home from th«- Dr. Smith hospital Morrill. Monday afternoon. J. B. McClaren of Hillsboro is Mr. Row^ii ha* Inin crippled in the Dr. Smith hospital con- up with rheumatism the past few vnh-scing from an operation on days. Monday. ' C. M. Kruchi k nnd family were M r. and M rs. Victor Spaulding dinner guests of Rev. M. A. nnd Mrs. Fleck of Forest Grove Marcy and family pf Hillsboro Wi rr Hillsboro visitors Saturday last Sunday. evening. Mrs. York anil her children, Mr*. W. O. Smith and daughter Albert and Tivia, are leaving for Miss Margaret, of Klamath Falls, Nehalem this fall. The children arc guests this week of Mr. and have already gone but Mrs. York will remain at Mr. B< Urman's un Mrs. <). B. Gates. Mr«. Carol Smith, sister-in law til he has finished putting his of Dr. Elmer Smith, is in the <-orn in the silo. George Johnson nnd family Smith hospital suffering from ail ' spent a few days nt the coast bc- infected finger. fore school Ix-gan. Miss Mary Sin« of Kansas City, De Ette Johnson sepnt several above Forest Grove, is visiting : day* last week visiting at Dr. this week at the home of her Ro'hb’r. uncle, E. F. Sins, nnd family. Miss Leona Johnson visited her Dr. and Mrs. J. T. MacKay de ¡cousin, Dorothy Johnson, last parted the first of the week for week. Victoria, B. C., where they will place their son, Fred, in school. Mrs. Alice Wilkes and daugh ter, Mis* Velma, of Portland, were transacting business m Hillsboro today, and callipg on (F. L. Brown) friends. PAGE THREE —