Washington County hatchet., December 30, 1897, Image 5

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A lice Beckw ith has filed divorce pro­
ceedin g. against R. W. Beckwith, on the
grounds of abuse. .e g le c t snd desertion.
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n. 26, 1891, at Cornelius, Oregon.
0 f Gt°ho° Hr r
& Baile>’“ “ d g e t o n e
of those cloaks or capes while their
special sale is on.
le OpposJ
'epublicaj
>e combiJ
ed hint ÿ
be repul).I
^ne
will
1. f
0,1 cake me*> which they
will sell a t Portland prices,
y
* ^*t iatej
rorrn.tion
f» in tlie n.
ltd ' “debte
C1‘y of
operativt-
v is bes toi
n
lately P u r*
C o r n ila I
John S.lzgeber, of Hillsboro, has sold
hi. hop crop of 336 bales for ,2 * cents
per pound. The hops were raised in
he forty acre yard of the Imbrie estate,
the largest individuai yard in the
county. The proceeds of the sale will
aggregate about $8500. Ed C. Herren i.
the purchasing agent, and the hops will
be shipped direct to England. Mr.
balzgeber pays a rent of $2000 per year
for the yard.
Dr. R. H. Hovey, dentist.
i returns
tate, the
nd vslue I
°g given
with the
Taxable.
38 i 996
1 6ia 7ij
1 *
4 6*4 302
3 076 674
■ 358 616
• 791 45*
507 942
• 6ét 733
5 009 )7 j
I *22 sj,
1 341 149
• 954 0.0
t 336 6.1
160 088
494 o;8
301 028
39> 875
799 300
892 500
116 131
855 313
409 1‘ 9
8*3 994
■43 *46
796 7tJ
» 5 541
■79 740
147 593
10 869
13 386
■5 *35
¡8 510
Miss MacLeod left for Spokane Mon­
day after a month's visit to her parents.
■ fowoea 00., N(W vos*.
)U T T O W N .
Avery Porter, at his farm near town,
has 200 coids of dry oak and fir wood
which he will deliver at market price.
LADIES
,
Hiving purchased the J. C. Clark
Drug Store. I invite the patronage of all
the old customers as well as of the gen­
Make your husband save $2.00 to $5.00. I t ’s yours eral public and assure them of courteous
treatment and satisiocHiry service as our
if he saves it. Here is the way to do it. Our
goods are fresh and pure, and our prices
right. We ask a trial order and we are
sure we will keep your trade. Hollister,
the Druggist, successor to J. C. Cfark.
Men’s Suits
and
Men’s Overcoats
Are just that much cheaper, and better too, than any
other in town.
Don’t fail to see the greatest
A phrenologist is attracting crowds to
Verts hall by nightly lectures and feel­
ing the people’s bumps.
Ammunition and smokeless shells of all
kinds at S. Hughes & Son.
The Artisans lodge had half a dozen
candidates in the several degrees Tues­
day and a social time with refreshments
after the work was over.
Fanners when in town go to Kreider’s
Home Bakery for a good meal.
Overcoat in America.
Other dealers charge $1.500.
We caary a complete line of Klo nriike outfits.
The Famous Clothing House
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Mr. A. U. Marsh, engaged in mining
an in sums to suit. Rooms in California, is spending the holidays
, Building, Hillsboro, Or. at the home of his father-in-law, K. S.
Barnes.
.large reports a daughter,
J. C. Clark, The Druggist, will, the rest of
[ounces, born to the wife of I Go t0 Reynolds’ for watch, clock and
[Centerville, on Christinas jewelry repairing at reasonable prices.
the week, close everything in Xmas line
Second door North of Boos’.
l CT 4
To exchange.—One fine buggy mare
18,of Antiquity, O ., was for
[needlessly tortured by phy- with foal by Couer de Wood the fast
fecure of eczema. He was trotter, weighs 1000 lbs., and one
J . C . C L iA Í* K ,
1 by using DeWitt’s Witch thoroughbred trotting mare, trots a mile
[the famous healing salve for in three minutes on the road. Will ex­
Forest Cnove. Oregon.
1 diseases. J. C. Clark, change one or both for large heavy farm
horses weighing 1100 or 1200 lbs. Call
Crescent flour is guaranteed by the
Wheat 70 cents.
at this office.
dealers who handle it.
L i ladies bicycle in good
Mrs. Fleming, nee Sparks, of Portland,
Go to Langley & Son, attorneys-at-
|kh cow giving milk. In-
The annual St. John’s day installation is visiting her parents, here.
law , for all kinds of legal work.
loffice.
of officers of Masonic lodges was held in
Shaving 10 ¿cuts, hair cutting 25 cents
Miss Sadie Crang, Mrs. George and Masonic hall Monday morning. Senator
thing to talk with Mrs.
at the Diamond Shaving Parlor, one
»the famous home remedy, Mrs. McKenzie, of Astoric, spent Christ­ Hughes presided. The following officers door north 01 Hayden & Buxton’s
jad her at home on Satur- mas with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. of Holbrook lodge. No. 30 , A. F. & A. meat market. Good work and courteous
M., were installed by Past Master Aus­
|orders promptly attended I Crang.
attention.— Allen & Sears, Proprietors.
tin Craig, with Past Master S. Hughes
Parties going East or South should get
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tyler, with their neice,
as Grand Marshal. Dr. W. G. Cole,
[ Myers has gone to Port- a ticket over the S. P. Ry. I. W. Patter­ worshipful master; J. A. Shepherd,sen­ Miss Hattie Johnson, of Portland, are
son, agent.
ior warden; George L. Smith, junior spending the week at the home ofMr^
Mrs Donia Stinchcombe, of Por'land, warden; S. G. Hughes, secretary; Hon. M. H. Shipley.
[, Pleasant Ridge, O., says’
fetors gave up my boy to die, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter S. Hughes, treasurer; A. B. Todd, sen­
Go to Hughes & Son for air tight
ior deacon; J. C. Clark, junior deacon; stoves.
| from croup by using One Buchanan.
<
M. E. Dilley, tyler.
It Cure.” It is the quickest
Mrs. M. B. Ford, Ruddell’s, 111 ., suf­
The Nez Perce Magazine, in a late
Past Matron Mrs. George L. Smith;
lain remedy forcoughs, colds fered for eight years from dyspepsia ami
numlier descriptive of that rich country
assisted
by
Mrs.
Charles
E,
Miller,
|t and lung troubles. J. C. chronic constipation and Was finally
as grand marshal, installed the fol­ in Idaho, contains several complimentary
It.
cured by using DeWitt’s Little Early
lowing officers of Forest chapter No. 42 , allusions to a former resident of Forest
Park, of Portland, is visit- Risers, the famous little pills for all O der of Eastern Star. Mrs. S. Hughes, Grove. Among them the following:
stomach and liver troubles. J. C. Clark,
ihere.
worthy matron; E. W. Haines, worthy “ Dr. Wilson Bowlby, dentist, is the pio­
Druggist.
patron; Mrs. S. G. Hughes, associate neer in his profession on the reservation.
ly. is the oldest railroad,
Mrs. Maud Vaughn, now residing in matron; Mrs. H. D. Jones, conductress; After the opening of the reserve Dr.
j safest, and most accoino-
Bowlby leftalucrative practice in Oregon
1 railroad on the Pacific Portland, is spending the holidays with Airs. William Ka” e, associate conduc­
and located with his family in this “ young
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
John­
tress;
Airs.
J.
C.
Clark,
Ada;
Airs.
M.
E.
1 ticket at Hatchet office.
son.
Dilley, Ruth; M isJ. A. Shepherd, Es­ man’s country” where he has built up
\igent.
an enviable reputation not only for do­
For a cook stove (¡0 to Tom Madigan’s. ther; Mrs. W. G. Cole, Martha; Mrs. ing excellent work in his profession but
of Goldendale,'js
J. C. Robb, Electa; Austin Craig, chap­
Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty, of Mt. Tabor, lain; Airs. Levi Smith, warder; Al. E. as a sterling character imbued with en­
ergy, ambition and unquestioned integ­
air your shoes neatly. are visiting Mrs. Daugherty’s parents, Dilley, sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brown.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. rity. For many months Dr. Bowlby was
rtis is at her home at
Grimes
ane Miss Armstrong, after which a student under the well-known Oregon
For Ladies’ Kangaroo calf, front lace
t stay.
dentist, Dr. O. C. Hiatt, of Forest Grove,
i shoes, special sale $ 2 . 50 , see Gregg’s an address on “ The Aims of Freema­ and in his work employs many of the
fhultz, manager of Wash- show window.
sonry’ , was delivered by Past Master
’ the Viavi company, is
Professor Jeseph W. Marsh. Eighty methods which made Dr. Hiatt so emi­
For the benefit cf ar* inquirer it is j persons partook of the banquet which nently successful. Dr. Bowlby has a
pr. large cottage east of
stated that the abbreviation Xmas has I was given after the exercises were country home one half-mile north of
torch.
Nez Perce.
its origin in X being the initial letter of
[Campbell, of San Diego, the Greek name for Christ, that charac­ ! ended.
For a cook stove goto Tom Madigan’s.
drs. David Smith here. ter being the equivalent of the English
Go see that anti-rust tinware at S.
We have a considerable stock of holiday
year with new resolu- CH. Having the form of a cross as well Hughes & Son’s. It’s good.
goods, this year’s styles and flue quality,
lothes. You will have to as being his initial the early Christians
A very enjoyable affair occurred at the which we do not want to carry over to
uer, but Jackson can thought it a peculiarly appropriate ab­
bowling
alley i' the old post office build- ¡mother seuson and prices have been put
1 in any style.
breviation but its use uow is confined
ing Monday evening. In response to in- on them that will make you buy if you
IPalker, of Vancouver, merely to this contraction of Christinas. vitations from Air. A\ . J. I’artlow a con- w;lnt anything in this line. Hollister,
e the last of last week.
To Rent.— A good farm. Inqnire of siderahle company of lad e ■ and gentle- the Druggist, successor to J. C. Clark,
men gathered and no pains was spared
Edward
L. Naylor, Forest Grove, Or.
»tfor Witheam Shirts.
by the hospitable host to see that everv
Mr8 U,:*8 Bowen- of Hdlsl>oro, is vis-
Miss Florence Contris now holds the | one had a pleasant evening. About 8 itinS friemU and relatives ,n thu city-
• returned to Portland
I* two months visit at alley record as best lady bowler, having o’clock napkins were spread and ab :nd-
Don’t forget that Abbott A Roc are
made 37 Monday. Previously that honor ant refreshments of cake, confectionery, always in it on harness. Workmanship
[fine lot of violins, also belonged to Miss Minnie Luster whose almonds, walnuts, oranges, grapes and and quality guaranteed,
; of guitar, violin and score was 36. Mr. John McNatner and bananas served byAlisses Jessie Buxton,
The high men on the upper alley this
Mr. Rowlee are tied for best gentleman | Nida Brisbine and Bertie Aloney under
[Abbott & Roe’s.
bowler with 61 pins each.
the general supervision of Mrs. C. O. week have been: Monday, John Wirt*,
!*u, of Glenwood, is
48 ; Tuesday, Jim Dempsey, 5 fi: Wednes­
The finest display of stoves in the city Roe. The bowling contests were full of day, Robert Porter. 54 ; On the original
with his brother
interest and good playing was done all
at Tom Madigan’s.
through hut Miss Florence Contris car­ alley Tuesday, John Wirtz 50 and Wed­
ried off the honors as best lady bowler nesday A. T. Knox 48 . Fred. McNamer
The
Masquerade
Christmas
eve
drew
Colic, Cholera and
yesterday scored 57 but as he was con­
Nways affords prompt seventy couples of merry masquers from with 37 to her credit, the alley record nected with the management it did not
for
ladies.
Fifty,eight
ladies
and
forty-
quite
a
distance
around
and
many
more
?J. C. Clark, druggist.
count.
found equal amusement in observing six gentlemen were present.
ytudents who are at their fantastic costumes. Dancing con­
Baldwin Bros, will give the supper
Money to loan on well improved Friday night for the New Year’s eve
j 1 holidays are: Misses tinued until well on toward morning,
Apply to Alary F.
Turner, Emma midnight supper being served at Bald­ farms at 8 per cent.
dance.
SO
Nixon.
r Faultner, Howard win Bros, restaurant. For the best
Deputy Supreme ' Commander Sher­
he, Miss Agnes sustained characters, Miss Pesrl Walker
Anton Pfanner, while acting as ad­ wood, of Portland, spent Monday and
[Rowan.
received a tea cup and saucer and Mr. A. ministrator of the Martin Manning
Tuesday with the Maccabees here and
estate, had in his bank at the time of its a dozen new members were secured.
t nuts and all kinds D. Schoch a mustache cup and sau er.
failure $874 belonging to that estate.
f 8Home Bakery.
Fresh Eastern oysters at Krieder’s
Our prescription department is in
Planner’s bondsmen, John Shute, John
n, Miss Jean M. Home Bakery.
D. Merryman and Thomas H. Tongue, charge of an experienced pharmacist and
Scriven Evans,
Haines & Bailey, who have been part­ argued before the circuit court that this j all orders will be carefully filled from
r »nd Prof. H. L. ners in the merchandise business here $874 should be set aside as a preferred ( strictly pure and fresh drugs. Hollister,
in Portland.
for nine years, owners of a flouring claim or trust fund, and Judge McBride the Druggist, successor to J. C. Clark,
h*t Abbott & Roe’s mill on Gales creek, have dissolved part­ so decided, th e creditors 01 the bank
The Degree 0f
of Honor
Honor elected officers
nership, by mutual consent, Mr. Bailey are arranging to ta e an appea o e | Tllpgl|ar
t buying.
Tuesday night and
and will
will install them in
buying out Mr. Haines’ interest in the supreme court, expecting a reversal of two weeks. Refreshments were served
.* homo is ¡n Reaver-
.tore, and Mr. Haines Mr. Bailey's in­ the decision on the grounds that, as soon after lodge.
l 0* wphyxation from terest ia the mill, the change to take as this $874 became commingled with
Call at the hardware store of S. Hughes
I . ^ ° d where she
the bank’s money, it lost its identity, and
effect January I.
1
-tic. The gas
the Manning estate should only be al­ & Son and examine their stock of never
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. DeWitt s lowed its pro rata of the $874, and the rust tinware. Something new and §u-
[®Und turned on but
Little
Early Risers cure biliousness, con­ bondsmen of Pfanner should make good perior to anything ever offered in the
* or with suicidal
market.
determined. Her stipation, sick headache. J. C. C ar , the deficiency.
Druggist
Cost! Cost! Cost!
AT COST!
AT COST!
Married.— At the Methodist parsonage
on Dec. 29 , W. S. Smith and Miss Mat-
tie Peterson, by the Rev. Mr. Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will occupy their
new home in the eastern part of the city,
whichhas just been completed and fur­
nished.
Handmade chocolate creams and taffy
candies at Krieder’s Home Bakery.
For a cook stove go to Tom Madigan’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Gowen, of Washington,
visited with their aunt, Mrs. Dennis,
during the holidays and departed for
their home Wednesday.
St. Joh n ’s Day at Hillsboro.
Si. John’s day was obicried Monday
by a joint installation of the officers o f
Tuality lodge, No. 6, A. F. & A. M.,
and Tuaiatiu chapter, No. 31, Otder of
the Eastern Star, at the Masonic hall.
The installation ceremonies of the ti
orders occupied the forenoon, after
which a dinner was served. Toe exer.
cises of the afternoon were of a literary
character, the principal addresses being
delivered by Rev. Mr. Adkins. Past
Master W. N. Barretl, as installing offi­
cer of the Alaionic lodge, installed the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Worshipful ma>tcr, L. A. Rood; senior
warden, A. B. Bailey; junior warden, W.
H. Wehruug; treasurer, J. D. Alerriman;
secretary, R. Crandall; senior deacon,
Edward Schuluierich; junior deacon, C-
E. Deichman; tyler, C. W. Williams.
Past Matron Miss Minnie Osmund in­
stalled the following officers of the East­
ern Star chapter:
Worthy matrou; Miss Lura Waggener,.
worthy patron, W. N. Barrett; associate
matron, Airs. W. N. Barrett; treasurer,
Miss Grace Wood; secretary,’ Mrs. R.
Crandall; conductress, Miss Otella Os­
mund; associate conductress, Misr
Minnie Willis; Ada, Mrs. Miles Everett;
Ruth, Miss Grace Boscow; Esther, Miss
Afinnie Osmund; Electa, Mrs. George
Wilcox; Martha, Mrs. R. B. Goodin;,
warder, Mrs. R. Waggener.
'm .
H IL L S B O R O .
J. M. Wall Sundayed in Portland.
Don’t forget the special sale of cloaks
Several Hillsboro ;>eople spent Christ­
aud capes at Haines & Bailey's.
See tho;e new 1898 harness a t ; mas at lrm e this year.
Chas. Bowen died at his residence in
Another big dance occurs at Verts hall this city on Friday night last and was
buried Sunday afternoon in Masonic
New Year’s eve.
cemetery. Funeral services we 0 con­
Special sale in ladies cloaks and capes ducted at the Christian church by Elder
at Haines & Bailey’s.
’ Shelley.
For fresh bread, cakes, pies, and every­
Mrs. Matilda Brown, wiie of T. F.
thin? else kept in a nrst-class restaurant, Brown, died on Tuesday evenin *, after a
go to Krieder’s Home Bakery.
long illness, and was buried in Masonic
cemetery
.Thursday afternoon. Funeral
Marriages.— Ramie Frendenthal aud
Mindella Harwood. Orren A. Battin services occurred at Christian c.urch
and Alice Donaldson. James E. Burk at 2 P. M.
H in man’s.
The funeral of Mrs Eliza Jans Jolly,
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs, Samuel Williams east of the city,
took place at the Congregational church
Thursday at 10 A. M. aftor which the re­
mains were interred on the Jolly dona­
At Cost.— Everything in the holiday tion north of the city.
line at cost at Hollister’s drug store,
(successor to J. C. Clark).
Haines & Bailey would respectfully
Ask Haines A Bailey for their new call your attention to their special sale.
and Elizabeth E. Williams. Beujam
F. DeFord and Celiuda M. Haynes.
Neal Brown und Wenona 11 . Harding.
William D. Lee and Dora B. Smith. W.
S. Smith and Armenia Peterson.
Buck wheat flour.
The Forest G ,-ove team played a game
of iootball at McMinnville Tuesday with
a local team there and so evenly matched
were the contestants that the undis­
puted score stood nothing to nothing.
In the first half the McM’s kicked the
ball through the goal and claimed a
touchdown which was allowed by the
referee but authorities dispute this de­
cision. All through the game was clean
and fair, with best of feeling. McKen­
zie made the Grove’s star plays though
it was a creditable game for all the
players. A false punt upon which t ie
boys gained eight yards seems to have
brought most joy to their souls from the
gusto with which they tell it. All speak
highly of the royal treatment they re­
ceived in the Yamhill city and especially
of the girls galore who made them­
selves so agreeable.
Entertainment,
banquet and reception which were
provided for them were all enthusiasti­
cally praised. The Grove boys were:
Ed. Dixon, center; A. D. Schoch and
Leach, guards; Ed. Crang and Harve
Baldwin, tackles; Kreider and Thorn­
burg, ends; Cardiff, quarter-back; Mc­
Kenzie, full-hack; Walt Dixon and
Cronin, half-back*; Dolatrum and Boos
substitutes. The boys hope soon for
a return game and will reciprocate Mc­
Minnville’s generous hospitality.
u
oir-
»•»y
Try Golden Rod flour at Greer’s.
Ti.e following unclaimed letters are G A L E G R A N G E .— Installation of officer* oil
advertised at the Forest Grove postoffice: New Year’s Day at io o’clock a m. in Masonic
Mr. E. J. Arnold; H. W. Ballou, Esq.; hall, Forest Grove.
Mr. Horace E. Bull, or heirs; Heirs of
For Sale or Trade.
lohn M. Bull; Mr. F'red E. Edwards;
Abbott
&
Roe will dispose oi their ’97
Mr. Thompson; Mrs. Mary Shute; Mr.
model of Crescent wheels.
Marriner, Sr.
Ask your dealers for Crescent flour.
Air. Blood i as his emery outfit in run­
ning order now and is prepared to gum Why not use the liest in the market when
saws and do other work in that line. it is the same price?
He also has his iron lathe in working or­
Dentistry.
der. Give him a call.
Dr. R. H. Hovey having located is
Mr. J. L. Gregg who was taken vio­ Forest Grove for the practice of dentDtrv
lently ill at his sister-in-law’s home takes this method of informing the puo-
at Pike was brought home Thursday and lie that he is prepared to do any work in
taken Saturday to Portland hospital. hat line. Office in Ingles & Porter’s
Mrs Gregg is in constant attendance building.
upon him and Theodore Wirtz is acting
as nurse bes ide the regular attendants.
The New Home sewing machine leads
He is having the best of care and his all others, light running, simple, dur­
friends hope J e may soon be restored to able and beautiful. Warranted. Smith,
the furniture man keeps them and yoa
health.
can buy cheape- of him than of any one
New line of Smyrna rugs just in for else. Call and see him before buying
the Holidays. Geo. L. Smith.
elsewhere.
Next week Jan. 3-9 is the week of
Bridge Notice.
prayer and will be observed in the
There w ill be let to the lowest bidder on Wed­
churchas.
Patrons who want first class work
done without paying exorbitant prices
should ra'ronire *b- Forest Grove Laun­
dry work warranted.
1 not
nesday, Jan. 5, 1898, at 2 o’clock p. m., at the
Court room at the Court House of Washington
comity, Oregon, a contract for building a bridge
across Dairy Creek at, or near, the Carstena
Bros, sawmill in said county. Specifications
can be seen at the clerk’s office on or aAer Jan.
5, i °98. The Commissioners court reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this Dec. 72 , 189a.
By order o f the Commissioners court.
B . P . C O E N B M T 'S .
39*40
Connty Judge.
Hotlce.
Every article of tinware manufactured
by the Lisk Manufacturing Company
aleolutely guaranteed and warranted not
to rust, and each and every piece of their
ware that does not prove jiositively anti­
rusting may be returned to the dealer
from whom it was purchased and ex­
changed for new goods free of coat. For
sale by 8. Hughes A Bon.
For Bale.— lflO acres, quarter of mile
from Galea Creek road and aame dis­
tance from schoolhouae. Title perfect.
House and barn. $ 2.50 an acre. In-
quireof John Heisler, Galea Creek. 39-41
If you are troubled with Catarrh, Sore-
throat, Cough, Disease o f the Longs or
Rbeumatisa, consult Or. C. E. Geiger.
It ia eaay to catch a cold and jnst as easy
to get rid of it il you commence early to
use One Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia
aud all throat and lung troubles. It is
pleasant to u k a , safe to use and sure to
cure. J. C. Clark, Druggist.
A P air of Shoes makes a NICE XMAS PRESENT.’ Before
ig See GREGG’S SHOW WINDOW, It w ill pay you.
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