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HILLSBORO ARGUS National Officer to Speak Here Soon ART SAYS JANUARY 21. 1926 M. Craft of Cornelius underwent a major operation at the Smith hospital Tuesday morning. Carl and Walter Hamel of near the Cedar Mill district were in Hills- boro on business Wednesday after noon. The Oak Street Horseshoe club has been wondering why there was I* is announced by the Washing - no report of the last series of game* Christian Endeavor played a week ago last Sunday at ton E. Boge; corresponding secretary, ¡Union County that Rev. Ira Landrith, D. D., Albert Spiering's court The only Each Club Asked to Mr*. Gartman. The next meeting LLD, of Chicago, the international legitimate reason I can see is that Send Two Delegates will be held at the home of Mr*. E. extension Hillsboro Cemetery Association secretary of the United the reporter, being a member of Kraus on February 4. The annual meeting of the Hills- Society of Christian Endeavor, will the South Hillsboro club, could see • • • Each federated club in Washing *“» »>• speak in this union during February. nothing of great importance about .. ’ held in the chamber of commerce ton county is requested to send del Entertain. Buxton R.vi*w The meeting will be held on Feb- the game to warrant a report, un- room, Tuaaday, January 26, at 7:30 egates to the County Federation of Mr*. Ralph Hannan entertained ruary 6 at the Forest Grove Con- les* the Oaks wanted the world to p, m. All members requested to be Women’* Clubs meeting to be held the members of the Buxton Review gregationai church. know that they were able, after present.—W. V. Bergen, secretary- in Hillsboro, Friday, January 29, No. 29, W. B. A., last week in her Dr. Landrith is one of the for*- three months of hard struggling, to ___ from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., in the home in Buxton. After a short busi most orators in the country and a win a series, and that by only 18 NOTICE TO CREDITORS basement of the Methodist church. ness meeting delicious refreshments known master of the American plat points, off the South Hillsboro boy*. • "1 It is alto requested that each club were served by the hostess. The form. He was former president of Before the spring tournament {n the County Court of the State of send a child welfare committee. Women's Benefit association of Bux- Ward-Belmont college, and toured opens 1 am going to get in com-! Oregon for Washington County Vice-president Mr*. C. D. Leedy of ton will hold a quilting party at the United States in 1916, with the munication with Judge Landis in In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Sherwood will preside. During the the home of Mr*. H. Long Wednes late Governor J. Frank Hanly as regard to the corrupt practice that morning session, from 10 to 12:30, day, January 27. the prohibition candidate for vice is being invariably practiced by our undersigned has been duly appoint I the regular business meeting will be president. opponent*. About two or three hours ed by the above entitled court, a* • • • held. From 12:30 to 1:30 a tasty The local Chris'.ian Endeavor before the games someone shows up administrator of the estate of said N*w Piano at Jobn.on School luncheon will be served by members leaders are making active prepara with a case of new-right us or new- deceased, and has duly qualified as The Johnson school now boasts a tions to make this one of the larg mony or some other new ailment and such. of the Coffee club under the direc Now therefore, all persons hav tion of Mrs. Thomas Connell. The new piano. This was accomplished est meetings ever held in the City wants to put in a sub that has ing claim* against said estate are public is invited to the afternoon through the efforts of the South of Forest Grove. Every society is been sitting up nights practicing hereby notified and required to session. Dr. Walter H. Brown of Tualatin Civic club, who raised the urged to have its church people and and if that seems to be a failure present the same, together with pro per vouchers therefor, to the under Marion county will speak on "Re purchase price by giving various friends turn out en masse. to them they try and bribe the signed at the law offices of Hare, lation of the Women's Clubs to a entertainments. The last meeting of score-keeper. It is inconceivable that McAlear & Peters, in the American County Health Campaign." Mrs. the club was held at the home of horseshoe pitchers should stoop this National Bank Building in Hills DYE OR BE KILLED! Mock of Portland will explain an Mrs. E. Johnson on January 6. low, but I presume they form thí boro, Washington oCunty, Oregon, within six months from the aate “Old Age Pension Bill," to be in Mrs. Butterworth was the new mem habit from picking up their shoes. hereof. troduced at the next legislative as ber voted in. Mrs. H. B. Be hr man That was the slogan of the Para Dated thia 21st day of January, sembly. A speaker from the state and Mrs. Roberg, teacher of the mount company, while on location Abadi* to Hav* Chart* 1 1926. federation will talk on the “Honor school, will entertain the club Feb- near Huston, Texas, filming the GLEN STAPLETON. Valentine Abadie. Hillsboro bee Score Card System." These addresses ruary 5 at the home of Mrs. Behr- western sequence for Richard Dix’s Administrator of the Estate of farmer, was appointed to take charge will be interspersed with readings man. starring vehicle, ‘'Womanhandled.*’ Anna M. Solgard, deceased. • • • Hare. McAlear Ji Peters, attorney • and musical numbers by several lo In the production more than five of the bee exhibit at the stock »how administrator. 47-51 cal people. The members of the thousand long-horn cattle are used in Portland next fall at the meeting i for Scholl. Club Gives to Fund ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- of the Oregon State Beekeepers as chamber of commerce and Rotary in a tremendous stampede seer. ’ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The Scholls Woman’s club were club are especially invited to at entertained at the home of Mrs. with Richard Dix, Esther Ralston sociation in The Dalles Monday and Tuesday. tend the afternoon meeting. In the County Court of the State of Harry Flint at Scholls last Thurs and Margaret Morris. Texas long Oregon for Washington County • • • day. During the business meeting horns, it seems, have an intense Stunt Program In the Matter of the Estate of Rob hatred for anything white and it is five dollars was voted to go toward Mr*. Hit. Entertain. Club ert Service, . deceased. The C. E. society of the Christian risking one's life to appear on loca Notice la hereby given, that The Hiteon Progressive club was the scholarship loan fund. The ladies tion dressed in that color. church will give a stunt program the undersigned, duly appointed ad entertained at the home of Mrs. E. of the club have a hope chest which i on Friday evening, January 29, at ministrix of the estate of the above Because many members of the has to be filled so a shower is plan D. Hite with Miss Evelyn Hite acting 7:30 p. m. The program will con named deceased, has filed in the as hostess, Wednesday, January 13. ned to be held sometime in March. company came to the location with sist of stunts, musical numbers, above entitled court and cause her Roll call was answered by giving The History of the Oregon Coun nothing but white wearing apparel humorous readings and a one-act final account and report a* such, a recipe for different dark breads. try is being studied by the mem and were required to dye their comedy. The admission will be 15 and the court has fixed and appoint ed the 20th day of February, 1926, About 12 members were present bers, especially the early conditions clothes another color the unit adopt and 25 cents. You will enjoy every at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., of ed the above slogan. of the various settlements. Mr. Len The club voted $5 toward the schol said day, and the court room of minute of this program. “Womanhandled,” which is from the above entitled court in Hills arship loan fund. The next meeting Guild gave an interesting descrip > boro, Oregon, as the time and place wiU be held at the home of Mrs. tion of the commercial and indus Arthur Stringer’s Saturday Evening I). C. Herron of Tonquin, Oregon, i for hearing objections to said final trial conditions during the early days Post story of the same name, was was a Hillsboro visitor Wednesday. John Caldwell, January 27. account and for the final settlement of Oregon, and Rpv. Beadles spoke directed for Paramount by Gregory • • • J. W. Gates of Leisyville was of said estate. of the missionery movements dur L Cava, the man responsible for the Dated this 21st day of January,] Will Meet With Mrs. Gregg thrilling racing scenes in “The Lucky transacting business in town last 1926. ing that time. Wednesday afternoon. The Leisyville Women's club will HETTIE A SERVICE, Devil. . • • • meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. B. A. Uppenkamp and daugh “Womanhandled” plays at the Card Vary at St. Matthew. Robert Service, deceased. Gregg, Tuesday, January 26, at 2 Venetian Friday and Saturday, this ter, Miss Josephine, who have both Hare, McAlear &■ Peters, attor The Women’s Social club held a week. p. m. The members are requested to been quite ill, are improving. neys for administratrix. 47-51 very successful card party in the bring their sewing. club room of the St. Mathews • • • Present Football Letter. church Tuesday evening. Hostesses At a general assembly held Tues Farmington Welfar* Club Meet. The Farmington Welfare club held were Mrs. J. J. Stangel, Mrs. H. day afternoon at the high school by Professor Goodman, football letters its monthly meeting at the home Wahner and Mrs. Fred Caldwell. • • • for 1925 were presented. The twen of Mrs. F. Schulmerich on January Mrs. Myrtle Biassing, secretary of ty-two fellows receiving letters were: 7. Eight members were present and two visitors. After the business ses- the Coffee club, had a Christmas Harry Kent, Carleton Hande, Robert sion there was an election of of- article in the December number of Kelly, Shelby Forney, Loren Schul ficers for the coming year as fol- the American Needlewoman, a juve merich, Cecil Johnson, Lester .Smith, lows: President, Mrs. A. M. Heaton; nile story in the January issue of Lawrence Tatman, Louie Logan, vice president, Mrs. Aull; secretary, the Child's Gem and two poems in Emil Pubols, Roy Thwait, Edward Mrs, G. Burkhalter; treasurer, Mrs. recent numbers of the Giri’s Circle. McCourt, Jack Rusblow, Charles Hoag, George Bagley, Walter Reese, Leonard Cornelius, Glenn Norton first of the week looking for houses Vance Norton, Ross Hartrampf Will Open New Agency for the two families. Wilmer Loftis and Richard Schoeler The captain for next year has no Mrs. F. W. Weldon, Parent-Teach Myrtle Point Men to Have a yet been elected. er association leader, was in Hills Willys-Overland Branch boro yesterday from her home at Phone 2761 when you want letter Rock Creek. heads or other printing. H. Nosier and son, Lyle, of Myrtle Point will open a Willys- Overland agency in Hillsboro next week and will be located in half of the old Erickson garage on South Second street. He will have all of the county east of Cornelius. Mr. Nosier was in the city the COMING TO PORTLAND Dr. Mellentihn SPECIALIST past fifteen years at BENSON HOTEL Wednesday, Thursday and Friday February 3, 4 and 5 Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. THREE DAYS ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu ate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrah, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail ments. Below are the names of a few of his many satisfied patients in Ore gon. J. L. Chambers, Roseberg, head aches. John Wodtli, Waterloo, bladder and prostrate troble. Mrs. E. E. Holman, Richland, kid ney trouble. W. S. Bennett, Oregon City ulcer of the stomach. R. W. Meyer, Shaniko, heart trouble. Charles IL Hoak, Lu Grande, trail stones. Mrs. M. I. Olsen, Portland, appendi- citis. Remember above date, that con sultation on this trip will be free and that his treatment is different. Married women must be accom- ' panted by their husbands. Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los Friday & Sat. w™'k Matinee Saturday, 2 p. m. RICHARD DIX » /hr an»*«' Glori* Swanson said in "Mnnhandled,” "Men won’t let u* alone!” Now Richard Dix aaya in "Womanhandled,” "Women won't let ua let them alone!” ALSO TWO-REEL COMEDY and Pathe News Usual Prices - 10c and 25c Free Tractor Show and Power Farming Entertainment Monday, Jan. 25 DOES NOT OPERATE be THEATRE Beginning at 9:30, and running all day Internal Medicine for the Will VENETIAN One Day Only Best Assortment in Hillsboro Remember—all of the automobile effi ciency is not in the new car. There are automotive engineers who will testify that many cars having gone 5,000 miles or more are in their prime. Our used car department offers you many such bar gains. LOOK THESE OVER One 1923 Chevrolet Coupe Two 1924 Chevrolet Tourings One 1923 Chevrolet Touring One 1924 Chevrolet 1-ton Truck One 1922 Ford Touring One 1921 Ford Touring One 1920 Ford Touring One 1924 Ford 1-ton Truck OTTO ERICKSON & CO.’S Salesroom Second Street, Across from Hillsboro Court House Free Motion Pictures that Please ■■ If S’ ■ ■ ULL All Farmers and Their Families and Friends s lunch at noon All Tractor Owners and Others Interest ed in Power Farming Are Cordially In vited to Attend GIVEN BY Tualatin Valley Chevrolet Co Second and Washington Sts. Hillsboro Otto Erickson & Co Hillsboro Beaverton Forest Grove Angeles, California. 4