i ri
Thanksgiving
ja Surprise
"B"IIE most un-American Thnnks
fl giving I ever spent was in a
H French hulol ton years neo,"
Fay? a woman contributor to
Die Now York C,lole. "The proprietor
was a friendly old soul and llleral to
a limit Ho not only Invited all the
gnosis in the house to dinner, but he
tout invitations to e.t-guets as well.
"One family who had spent the pre
vious winter with him had none home
lo America, leaving their daughter at
RthixI. Old M. Wane sent an invita
tion to the school, and the demoiselle
Amerlcnlne and a poorness came to
Paris and spent tlic day nt the hotel.
"I had a country house near Taris
then, hut M. Rlane did not forgot mo
. . I jsacfi nasi mTnTmmT
. . - . f
either. Sn went into Paris, taking
my two gin with me. The hotel was
a small one, hut well known, and It
was a rendezvous for many Interest
ing Americana. The tables wore deck
ed with holly and mistletoe.
"M. Plane In his ardor had mixed up
our American fetes, lie moved about,
smiling mysteriously and whispering to
questioners that ho had a surprise In
store for US a dessert which would
make us all fool as If we won1 not In
Paris nt all, but back In that farofT
Vhor. vons' (at home) whence wc had
come.
"There was much laughing and mer
riment, and we drank M. Plane's
health In his host wine as a mark of
appreciation. His waiters soon appear
ed tottering beneath the weight of a
huge plum pudding wreathed In holly
and bearing an American and a
Trench tlag.
"Of course we heaped hhu wtth
praise. He beamed and beamed, pour
ed brandy over his chef d'oenvre and
lighted It, served it himself and said to
each Hrson as they thanked him: 'Did
I not tell you you would feel cho
reus? It Is good and hot. Your na
tional dish! Will you have some more
fire!' "
j; Announcement-
HEINECK BROS, are now prepared
to receive orders for meat over
the telephone and will give same their
careful attention, and deliver promptly.
OUR BUSINESS will be done on a
strictly CASH basis which will
enable us to save you money.
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE
Phone, Main 83
til 17 Second St
Reduced Fares
for
Thanksgiving Day Visits
November 26 and 30 round trips
will be sold between stations on
the OREGON ELECTRIC RYn (mini
mum 50 cents for adults and 25 cents
for children of five and under twelve
years of age) good for return until
Monday following.
GO OREGON ELECTRIC
Through Tickets East and South via Portland
G.' W. MASON, Agent Hillsboro, Oregon
Pure Food Show, Portland, Nov. 9-18
Pacific International Livestock Show, Portland,JDec.4-9
Spokane Apple Show, Spokane, Nov. 20-25
pP S.E.BIRD& CO. MB
plU Hillsboro, Oregon -
J. V. Connell
W. T. Kerr
CONNELL & KERR
General Commission Business
We Buy Hay, Grain, Potatoes, and
Pay the Highest Market Price. Also
handle Veal and Pork, on foot or
dressed.
ai'MUON.
IN THE CIRCl'IT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
Cressie Stiles, riaintiff, versus John
Stiles, IVfendant.
To John Stiles, above named de
fendant: In the Name of the State of Ore
iron you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
suit on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, to-wit,
on or before Monday, December 11,
1916, and if you fail to appear and
answer plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in her
complaint, to-wit for a decree for
ever dissolving the bonds of matri
mony heretofore and now existing
between you and plaintiff on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatment and for other and further
relief as to the Court may seem
meet and equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order
of Hon. Coo. R. Bagley, Judge of the
Circuit Court for the State of Ore
gon for Washington County, made
and dated October 19, 1916, and the
first publication of this summons is
October 26, 1916, and the last pub
lication is December 7, 1916.
SAM M. JOHNSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Mohawk
Building, Portland, Oregon.
SUMMONS
In the Justice Court for Hillsboro Jus
tice of the Peace nt'd Constable Distr ct
Washington Connty, Oregon.
W. i,. Stevens, and F I. Steven, part
tiers doing business under the firm name
and styir of Mevens Bros., Plaintiffs
vs.
Hat vey Smith, Defendant.
lo Harvey Smith, defendant: Iu the
name of the State of Oregou you
nereny required to appear and snsw
the complaint filed against vou in the
aboe entitled court and action on
before the la day of the time prescribed
in tner oilier lor publication of th
summons, vit: On or before the expira
tiou of six weeks next from and after the
dRte of hrst publication of this summons
viz: November 9th, 1916, and if you
mil to so appear anil answer, for wan
thereof judgment will be granted
plaintiff, for judgment as prayed for
their said complaint, viz: For the rum
of fiii.37with eight percent, interest
from May 1st, 1915, and the further sum
of $20.66 with eight per cent, interest at
tne rate of eight per cent, from June 1st
1915, and the ccsts and disbursements
of this action.
Dated, at Hillsboro, Oregon, this No
veiuber 6th, 1916.
W. D. Smith,
Justice of the Peace.
K. h. Perkins, Attv. for Plaintiffs.
Notice of Final Settle-rent
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, the duly appointed, qua)
lied and act:ng Administrate of th.
Estate of Catherine Jane Witbycomlie,
Deceased, hs file 1 in ihe County Court
of tl e Slate ol Oregon for Washington
County his final Account in said
hsiate md that said Court ha fixed
Monday, the nth day of December,
U., 1916, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M
if said day in the Connty Conrt Room
in the CoudIv Court House of Washing
ton County, Oregon, ns the time an.
plac; Tor hearing raid Final Account
and all objections thereto nnd for the
hoal settlement of said Estate.
Dated this 4th day tf November, A
u., 1JI0.
Thomas Withvcombe.
Administrator of the Estate of Catheri ne
Jane Witl.ycombe, Deceaed.
k. B. Tongue, Attoiney for Admin
istrator.
Pythian Building, Second St, - - I IHIsboro, Oregon
COUNTY COURT
Continued From Last Week)
Following are the claims allowed
for the month of October, 1916.
Goff Bros, $5.50; Goff Bros, $191.50
Goff Bros, $2.50; F M Reynolds, $3
H White, $31.90; Groner & Rowell
Co, $7.20; Copeland & McCready,
$42.50; C R Morgan, $6; W F Robert
son, $8.25; Goff Bros, $2.60; J.
Groff, $15.75; H J Groff, $4; A Lunow
$6.25; J L Groff, $21.25; A Pieren,
$33.88; II J Groff $21.25; A Baderta-
cher, $19.70; E Korn, $17.50; R
Greener, $21; CP PritslatT, $21; M
Benian, $18; Geo. Krug, $12; A
Lunow, $9; Will Bunger, $9; Claude
Erickson, $12; L M Rider, $36; Elmer
Williams, $48; Geo Bidwell, $14.50;
Mr. Watson $11.50; Mr. O'Larry,
$9; E E Kopping, $3.50; E L P Jack
son, $20; Mr. Stokesbury, $20.40; W.
H Lidhard, $2; Frank Perkins $35;
Homan, $6; Ray Simons, $3.80:
John Hardebeck. $24.35: J W Hughes
$19.39; C N Johnson, $27.50; Robert
Dcbhazer, $33.27; Geo Hoar, $14.30;
Willis Vail, $7.35; N Bothman, $28;
John Wilson, $88; G Ritzlaff, $68:
I Howes, $8: J Parsons. $8: J Churc-
ill, $6; Cecil Lilly, $18: L Kahler,
$4; W Thies, $8; J Woods, $46.90; J
Woods $17.50; G Pritzlaff, $8.80: Ora
Smith, $31; Joe Lilly. $4.20: L Gor-
lon, $78; B F McNamer, $88.50; H G
Kriedcr, $52.65; H G Krieder, $15;
D V Buell, $9.60; A Lamont, $12; J
Devlin, $58.80; J B Bartlett, $45.80;
A B Todd, $31.50; John Friday, $28.75;
Blank, $1.
II A Kuratli, Sal Dep Co Clerk,
100.
Edwin C Luce, Sal County Clerk,
$150.
Edna Gilkey, Assistant CIerk,s
Office, $75.
Genevieve Collette, elections, $60.
Alma Schulmerieh, Elections, $19.-
50.
R C Vaught, Elections, $33.
E B Sappington, Sal Co Treasurer
$75.
Mrs. Bessie Hanley, Clerk Treasur
er's office, $36.
I) B Reasoner, Sal Co Judge, $100.
R Matteson, gal Co Commissioner,
$72.00
Wm Tupper, Sal Janitor $60.00
W R Montgomery al assistant jan
itor, $50.00
I Mattie Wilson, Clerk Co Judges office
i $7.50.
Mrs. Bessie Hanley, Clerk Co
Judge's office, $9.00
Max Crandall, Sal County Assessor
$100.00
Mattio Wilson, lVp Assessor, $67.50.
B W Barnes, Sal School Supt, $100,
Zola Walch. Clerk School Supt
office $r0.00
James II Davis, Sal Co Recorder,
$100.00
,.W F Holey, IVputy Recorder, Sal
$75.00
F A Everest, assistant deputy
Recorder $60.00
E M Brooks, Election 60 cents.
J S Smith, Elections Exp $10.56.
Hillsboro Independent. Election Ex
$S0.00
R I. W.tnn, Election Exp $3.76.
Dr. R . M Erwin, Relief F Froitag
$4.75.
Kilham Stationery & Printing
Election Exp $22.50.
M E Buck Registration nnd clec
tion. $13.20.
Hillsboro Independent, Election Ex
$275.00
Manche I Ennglov, EKvtion Ex
$20.60
W R Stevens Election Exp $1.50
E X Harding: Election Exp $7.58.
B B Reeves, Election Exp. 50c.
J H Sehamoni, Election Exp $2.10,
F M Wadosworth, Election Exp $.'!.'
Dave Wheeler. Election Exp $14.60,
Hillsboro Independent Exp Sheriff
$1.00
Hillsboro Independent, Co. Ct Ex
$9.00
John O Engeldingor, C II exp, tw
bills, 75c and $1.50.
Dr J 0 Robb Exam Physician Mrs.
Paul Tews .insane, $5.00
W E Finzor, Exp School Supt $6.07
A V Denney, Fruit inspector, $7.00,
E B Sappington, Exp Co Treasurer
$3.00
Dr. E J Crowthers, Health, Regis
trar, $2.75.
Dr E B Brookbank, Health Regis
trar, $5.75.
Dr. W B Munford, Health Registrar
$7.25.
Dr. James A linker, Health Regis-
trar, $3.25.
Alma G Willard, Health Registrar
$1.75.
Dr W II Becker, registrar, $2.75.
Dr. P M Carstens, $5.75. .
Dr J B Dinsmore, Registrar, $4.00.
Dr R Hettelsater, Registrar, $.75,
J F Jones, Exp District Sealer,
$24.12.
Hillsboro Independent, exp recor
der, $10.00
Widow's Pension: Hilma Hnlver-
son, $25; Ida McCormick, $17.50
Florence L Wickizer, $12.65; May
Dixon, $40; I.uella D Crane, $10
Ella Pruden, $17.50; Eva Adams
$10: Anna VanLoo, $25: Emma
Viola Russell, $10; Lillic D Henton
$10; Eva Williams, $10; Bertha
Larson, $10; Elizabeth Fowler, $10
Nellie F Ferguson, $10; Nettie R
Jeffers, $10; Helma I.undeen, $17.50
Emma Baney, $10.00; Carrie P Par-
mele, $17.50; Katie J Creighton,
$10; Louanna Boring,$10; Nellie My'
ers, $17.50; Anna Lingman, $17.50
Ethel May Noyes, $32.50; Rosa Sears
$10; Anna Fitzpatrick, $20; Louise
Micek, $32.50; Grace Bruce, $40
Lizzie Adamson, $17.50; Carrie
Wyant, $17.50; Lena Mast, $40; Al
vina M Williams, $17.50; Ruth
Kaae, $25; Molly Wilkes, $
Charolette E Levick, $25; Margaret
Wall, $10; Minnie Blake, $15.85
Theodora V Marlin, $17.50;
T P Goodin, Relief Benj Ingles
$10.
Dr. Paul M E Carstens, Relief Ern
est Eggers, $5.00.
GAR Post No 69, Relief Mrs. O
E Rothrick, $25.02:
GAR Post No 69, relief Mrs. B K
Haines, $7.90;
Hillsboro General Hospital, Re
lief Ben Ingles, $20.90; Matilda
Nord, Relief, $10; Chas Gardner,
County Farm, $19.15; C F Casteel,
Relief Newton Peters, $5; A C Sch-
roeder, relf,$7.50; Eveline LaChapple,
Relief, $10; A II Schottman, Relief,
Mrs. Fischer,'" $20; Estelle Neep,
Relief, $10; Cora Stemple, $17.50;
R Vincent, Relief Mrs. Burnham,
$21; Carl Skow, county farm, $106,.
75; Mrs Michael Boyd, Relief Mrs
Burnham, $24; Mrs. M B Welch,
relief, $15.
Clarence Young,supt. Co farm, $75,
B W Barnes, exp Sch Supt, $41.65.
Washington Hotel, Cir Co. jurors
exp, $3.5.
Henry Roberts, Cir Co., $8.60.
circuit court witnesses St vs
Thompson, Herschel Glutter, $2;
Mrs. Van Iadigus, $6; J X John
son, $10.
Cir Ct Wit St vs. Gossman, E M
Mays, $3.20; W E Mays, $3.20.
Cir Co Wit, Ncilson vs Pike,
Mr Varley, $4.
Bert Walter Wit Juvenile Ct. $2.80.
II T Hesse R & II $2.50.
Grant Zumwalt, Sheriff's Office,
139.00
J E Reeves, Sheriff's Expense,
$193.00
J II Collier, County Court, $9.00.
Charles Ritehy, Sheriff's Office $6.
North Coast Power Co, C II exp,
$31.70.
E M Ward, County Farm, $61.00.
A B Spitler, Election, $1.70.
Hillsboro Transfer Co, election
Exp. $1.01.
Hillsboro Telephone Co, C H exp,
$42.00.
Walch Grocery Relief Mrs. Tray-
lor, $8.72.
Wm Tupper, C II Exp. $1.00.
W W Boscow, Co Farm, $18.35.
C G Rietcr, exp Co Surveyor, $24.
Edw C Luce, Elections, $13.00. -Glass
& Prudhomme Exp Co Re
corder, $4.25.
Geo A Wilcox, Election Exp $2.10
Glass & Prudhomme, Sheriff's Exp
$1.56.
Delta Drug Store, Exp Co Clerk,
Drug Store, County Farm,
Drug Store, Exp Co Judge,
$3.15.
I Vita
$10.80.
Delta
$1.75.
IVIta Drug Store, Relief, $2.35.
James H Davis, Exp Co Recorder,
$s.oo.
Henton Howiuan, Juvenile Ct, $5.
Hillsboro Ice A Fuel Co., 0 II Exp,
$S1.25.
Win Isenseo. R & II, $20.11.
Tax Refund: Parrish Watkins A
Co $36.16; Parrish Watkins & Co
$13.15; Parrish Watkins A Co $1.97;
Maggie J MoFaddon.J $6.85; Maggie
J MVFaddon, $3.54.
J K Reeves. Sal Sheriff, $150.00
Geo Alexander, Sal Dupnty Sheriff
$100.00
Fred B Siegrist, Clerk, Sheriff's
Office (Ledger) $128.40.
E J Boos, clerk Sheriff's office,
$68.80.
Sal Supr Rd Rist No 360 f.
Ncilson, $12.25.
Sal Supr R.I Dist No 26 John
Traschsel, $32.25.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 3 W N
Hawthorne, $13.75.
Sal Supr 1M Dist No 10-J J Shot
vin, $2.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 13 A
Todd, $30.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 18 Alfrol
Pieren, $12.00
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 19 Fre
Hamel, $17.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 21-Georg
Fisher, $31.25.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 24 -J
Hoffman, $2.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 25 J A Zim
merman, $22.50.
Sal Supr R.I Dist No 31 T
Moore, $7.50.
Sal Rd Supr R.I Dist No 111 '
Moore, $30.00
Sal Supr R.l Dist No 34 -Ambrose
Schmidlin, $45.00
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 411 Ott
Brose, $60.00
Sal Supr R.l Dist Noll A
Kruger, $10.00
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 44 W
Eddy, $2.30.
Sal Supr R.l Dist No 45 Alfrtv
Pieren, $31.25.
Sal Supr Thatcher Quarry, $(
L W House, County Court Ex
$25.50.
HillsU.ro Ice A Fuel Co C II Ex
$213.63.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 14-Albor
Vundorzamlen, $3.75,
Sal Supr Rd Di.:t No 33 Hen Dee
sacker, $6.25.
Dist
Dist
No 11 -J
No 46-D
Dist No 17 John
Dist No 12 W
Dist No.24 J II
Dist No 32 Thos
Nols Lar-
15 J M
-A Zwien
Sal Supr ltd
Sal Supr I!d
Smith $5.00.
Sal Supr Rd
Friday, $12.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 37 Grant
Mann, $10.00.
Sal Supr R. Dist No 1 Charlc
Geiberger, $2.50.
Sal Supr Dd
Gregg, $15.00.
Sal Supr Rd
Hoffman, $5.00.
Sal Supr Rd
Bradley, $10.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No
son, $15.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist IVo 35 Carl
tserggren, $12.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No
Hiatt, $60.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 5 J Molin
$12.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dint No 9
or, $r.0.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 20 Thomas
Murphy, Jr, $47.80.
hal Supr Rd Dist No 4 E W
Dethlefs, $23.75.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 18 J
Groff $12.00.
G P H Lumber Co R A II $263.72,
IT Ml.. I r .-. n . . . ..
liiiinuiiru mercuniue uo Keller Mrs
Haines, $11.75.
The Argus Co Ct Exp, $25.00
The Argus Election Exp $0.50.
D B Reasoner, Co Ct Exp, $8.80,
W D Smith, J P fees St vs Fisher.
$K.30.
W B Fuller, Constable Fees St
Blackburn, $6.10.
W I) Smith, J P Fees St vs Black
burn $6.70.
R Matteson, R & H, $25.9').
K & II: Low Holman, $3; O
Ahlstrom, $86.47: J Devlin. .'!4.5fl-
M West, $32.50; Walter Willis, $31,
50; Joe Rarick, $(1.25: C Moriran.
$47.62; John Heeiincker, $2; M E
Simmons, $1.25; J L Miller, $3; Neal
Sills, $13; Thos Williams, $4; Milton
Cole, 75c; Rcnj Bennett, $4; Alfred,
Meinel, $4; J Gassner, $4; John Cole
$6; Jacob Kemmer, $8; Nick Kem-
mer, $11.75; J S Tannock, $8; G B
immerman, $7; W E Zimmerman,
$8; J W Zimmerman, $3; Wayne
Buchanan, $20.25; J W Zimmerman,
$11.25; W M Pulley, $69.80; Wm
Sowell, $81.80; U L Smart, $68.75;
II Johnson, $21.60; J Lyon, $05;
ohn Abcln, $00; L Gabel, $62.20; A
Mueller, $00.60; Joe Quigley, $65;
K Ostrim, $61.05: J Sprint.' J60..30:
linton Fahle, $43.20; E Klinger,
$130; F Prohaska, $34; II Eliunder,
$72; Lewis Ennis, $51.75; Ray Han
sen, $58.50; James B Chowning, $72;
II P Chowning, $22.50; Mrs. Mc-
Gowan, $72; If Robinson, $90; A F
eterson, $10; J L McNeill, $10;
Norn's Olson, $6; W L Workman,
$4.50; A Malborg, $4; O Sohlaadt,
2; Paul Jensen, $8; E D Ilite, $4.50;
Bruce Denny, $31.50; J Conoway,
$17.50; N Snyder, $24.50; N Wood,
$34; Hughes, $6; E Klinger, $64.85
sen, $18.30; ...78.006A 1th.: e
Hoffman Bros, bridges, $18.30; Wal
lace Hansen, $1.25; Harry Robinson,
$35.25; Nels Larson, $20; Leonard
Brown, $17.14; Geo Miller, $3; Geo
Miller, $49.50; Mr. Desslnger, $4;
Bnnks Lumber Co, $12.75; Corl &
arms, $1.05; Wolf & Neilson, $107.-
34; Wolf & Nelson, $203.72; Wolf
A Nelson, $95.84; Copeland Mc"
('ready, $2.39; E.llefsen Fuel Co,
$16.68; S P R U CO, $141.80; S P R
R Co, $155. 98; S P It R Co, $42.54;
S P R R Co, $255.24; S 1 R R Co,
$133.65; Herman Boge, $3.40; John
ltoge, $14.21 II 11 Reese, $14.46; E C
Pike, $18.36; Chas Walker, $13.80;
M Ilerdan, $6.12; W E Hays, $11.60;
R Diller, $2.50; J S West, $24.50;
Tualatin Mill Co Bridges. $390.93;
Buxton Mercantile Co, $9.25; Hills
boro, Mercantile Co, $13.40; George
Hurkhnlter, $29.90; Henry W Scott,
$16; R R Matteson, $24.75; Ralph
Nelson, $14.25; Rinehart Herr, $19.75
John Jackse, $22.25; Arthur Knox,
$13.75; Marshall Matteson, $21.50;
Ernest Ilerr, $20.75; O Hnnklns,
$20.50; Verne Baldwin, $25.75; II M
Jones, $13.75; George Stewurt, $2.
26; M Luster, $20.; F C Heuer,
$20; H O Richard. $20; I King, $27.
50; A Sohoenfoldt, $27.60; Ollnger
litis, $14.35.
J K Reeves. Tax Refund. $1.10.
Maggie J McFa.l.len, TK Refund.
16.58; Parrish Watkins A Co, tux re
fund, $$18.08.
S E Bird, R A II, two bills, $2 81
and $1.05.
Hillsboro Pharmacy, Relief, $7.60.
Hillsboro Livery R A II $8.00.
Hillsboro Mercantile Co, Co Farm,
$54.32.
II O Groff Cir Ct Wit St Goss-
man, $4.00.
Washington County News-Times, Co
Ct Exp. $25.
George Thyng, Election, $12.00,
Wm McQuillin, traunt officer,
$14.25.
Win McQuillin, Justice court, $8.10,
W E Pegg. Relief Mrs. Burnham
$25.
Mil Supr K.I Dist No 10 N Both
man, $60.
Sal Supr Kd Dist No 50 F J Wil
liams, $40.00
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 18 J
Groff, $10.00.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 2 Z T Col
$7.00.
I opolancl . A McCready, R A
(Machinery Building) $52.80.
Bu.lger Lumber Co, Machinery
llllll.llilg $18.00,
Oregon City Enterprise, Elect!
Expense $35.28.
John Herb, Relief Win Pavey, $10.
J h West, sl8 mbm mhm
Sal Rupr Rd Dist No 2-J
West, $38.13.
Sal Supr R.l Dist No 47 Nl
Kemmer, $5.00
Sal Supr Rd Dist
CnmpMI, $17.50.
Sal Supr Rd Sist
Robinson, $57.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist
Scott, $32.50.
Sal Supr Rd Dist No 53 C M
Sehoflehl, $20.00.
Leonard llrown, Election Exp, 25c
Tux Refund: J E Reeves, $2.20
J h Reeves, $2.28; J E Reeves, 1
J h Reeves, $8.64; J E Reeves, $47c
Parrish Watkins A Co, $18.08; J
Reeves, three bils, $4.32, $3.93 nd $2.
S E Bird, R A H, $2.84.
S E Bird, R A II, $1.05.
M.Farland Bros Bridges, $4.79.
1!
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No 28-J
No 22 Harry
No23-H W
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
amy vtatMnn, riaintifr, versus
Richard Watson, IVfendant.
lo Richard Watson, above named
defendant:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint fil
ed against you In the above entitled
suit on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the dnto of the first
publication of this summons, to-wit,
on or before Monday, December 11
lain, nnd if you fail to appear and
answer plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In her
complaint, to-wit for a decree for
ever dissolving the bonds of matri
mony heretofore and now existing
between you and plaintiff on the
grounds of cruel nnd Inhumnn
treatment, and for other and fur
ther relief as to the Court may seem
meet and equitable.
inis summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant to an order
of Hon. Geo. R. Bagley, Judjre of
the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon for Washington County,
made and dated October 28, 1916,
nnd the first publication of this sum
mons is October 26, 1916, and the
last publication Is December 7, 1916,
SAM M. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Mohawk
Building, Portland, Oregon.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution, decree and
order of sale issued out of the Cir-
uit Court of the Stute of Oreiron.
for Washington County, in a cause
therein perilling wherein Albert Bled
soe is plaintiff and J. Francis Teevin
and Daisy Teevin. his wife. Georire
II. (.els and Geis. his wife,
Willu P. Sherman, formerly Willa P,
Binkley, and Harry A. Sherman, her
iiUHimnd, W. K. Noble, A. H. Ander
son nnd hnther Anderson, his wife.
l.ee l llaycock and Haycock
his wife, are defendants, nnd dated
the 13th day of November, 1916, to
me directed and delivered and com
manding me to make sale of the
parcel of real property hereinafter
described in order to satisfy the sum
of $2900.00 together with Interest
thereon from the 7th duy of October,
911, at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, and the further sum of
$250.00 attorney's fees and the
further sum of $49.35 costs and dis
bursements In said cause, for which
said sums judgment was rendered In
raiil cause on the 13th day of Nov-
mber, 1916, in favor of the plaintiff
nd ngninst defendants 3. Francis
Teevin and Daisy Teevin, his wife,
nnd to satisfy the costs and expenses
of and upon said writ, I will on Sat
urday, the 16th day of December,
1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
of said day at the south door of th Co.
Court House of Wnslilrgton County,
In llillidioro, Oregon, sell nt public
auction to the highest bidder for rash
in hand nil of the following described
parcel of rent property situate lit
Washington County, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at the center of Section
thirty -three in township three North
of linage ttir west of Willamelto
Meridian In Washington County, Ore
gon, and running thence south one
hundred roils: thence west eighty
rods; (hence North one hundred rods:
theme east eighty rods to the place of
beginning containing fifty acres.
Said sale will be made subject to
redemption as per statute of the State
of Oregon.
Dated November 13th, 1916.
.1. E, REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Ore if. m.
Hv GEORGE ALEXANDER.
Deputy
SUMMONS.
In Ihe Circuit Courl of the State of
Oregon for the County of Wash
ington. Zulu llicliiimn, Plaintiff,
v
Minnie D. Jones, Walter E. Jones,
Ida Hran.lt. Grace Lnncanter, Clara
I'i.Ui'.l, Opal Anna Lillian Martin,
James Itluir Martin nnd N. I.
Simon, Defendants.
To Minnie D. Jones, Walter E. Jones,
Ginoo Ijimiister, Opal Anna Lillian
Martin and Jam-s lUalr Martin.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You and each of you
me hereby required to appear and
nimwer the answer and cross com
plaint filed in the above entitled suit
by N. D. Simon, one of tho defend
ants herein, on or before the Hth day
of January. 1917, and If you fail to
answer. f.r want thereof the said de
fendant. N. D. Simon will ask for a
deem' foreclosing his said notes nnd
mortgages on IM numbered 5 Fruit
ful I. nn. In, situated In Section 28,
Township 1 South of Range I West
of the Willamette Meridian In Wash
ington County, Oregon.
2nd - For a Judgment and divree
herein In favor of the said defendant,
N. D. Simon, and against tho said
defendant:., Opal Anna Lillian Mar
tin and Jiimes Hlnir Martin, in the
sum of $800.00. together with Inter
est on $500.00 at the rate of 7 per
rent per annum from July 31. 1915,
ulso on $300.00 nt the rate of 7 er
cent per nnmim from July 31, 1915,
together with the costs and disburse
ments of this suit nnd the further
sum of $100.00 attorney's foe for
foreclosing said mortgages.
3rd--Directing the sale of said
liereinlH'f.ire described real roierty
and the upplicntiolt of the proceeds
thereof to tho payment of the coids
of said sale nn.l judgment.
4th- Barring and foreclosing all
right, title and interest of each and
nil of the pnrtles to this miit, both
plaintiff and defendants in and to
said real property and tho whole
thereof, save only the statutory right
of redemption,
5th - For such other and further re
lief as is just and proper.
This summons is served by publi
cation for six successive weeks by or
der of the Hon, Gen. R. Uugley Judge
of the ulsive entitled Court, which or
der was entered in the nls.ve entitled
cmise on the loth day of November,
1916, and requires that you iinpcnr
and niiswer said defendant's unswer
and cross complaint on or before the
Hth day of January. 1917; otherwise
defendant, N. D. Simon, will take a
ili-oroe herein as prayed for herein.
Dute of first publication, Nov, 16,
1916.
Date of Inst publication, Dec. 28,
1916.
BEACH, SIMON A NELSON,
Attorneys for !efendiint, N, D.
Simon,
710 Board of Trade Bldg., Port
land, Oregon.
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liLI-CTlON NOTICU
Notice ia hereby iriven that the
annual election of the Citv of
lillHboro, Oreiron. will be held
at the City Hall, in said City, on
Monday, December 4. 191(5. for
the purpoHe of electing the fol-
owintf ofiiccra, to-wit:
One Mayor.
One Councilman, Ward No. 1.
One Councilman, Ward No. 2.
One Councilman, Ward No. 3.
Recorder.
TreaHiirer.
I'olln will lie open and election
commence at, 9 o'clock a. m. and
Iohb at 0 o clock u. m. of fiaid
day; provided, however, that the
judges of election may, at their
discretion, close the polls for one
hour between the houra of 12
'clock m. and 2 o'clock p. m,
Dated this November 17. 191fi.
by order of the City Council.
h. L. McCormick,
Recorder of the City of llills-
Doro, Oregon.
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