Washington County news., August 07, 1903, Page Page Three, Image 3

T H E W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y N E W S . F O R E S T G R O V E . OR.. A U G U S T 7, 1903.
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Van Collen (§b Banks
Successors to PETERSON &. KELSEY
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of all kinds and only the
best quality. We also carry
dressed chicken, fine assort“
ment fish, kettle rendered lard
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is Full Weight, Best Quality, Prompt Delivery
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ton Co-operative Milting Co., of which C atherine Sattler to G. A. M artin et
Mr. Purdy is president, and which al„ 40 acres in T. 1 N., R. 3 W .; $21.
company is now going through bank­ Eva Beal and J. B. Beal to Eunice
ruptcy. Thompson sues as a co-surety W alker, parts of lots 1 and 4, in block
with Purdy on said notes, and de­ S, Forest Grove; $875.
m ands contribution.
Forest Grove, Or.
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PRO BATE.
E state of Daniel McFall, deceased.
A dm inistrator and bondsmen released.
E state closed of record.
Guardianship of Wm. L. Curtis, in­
com petent. Bond for sale of real es­
tate filed. Sureties, Chas. Hines and
T. H. Adams, and approved.
E state of Anderson Reynolds, de­
ceased. Final account approved. Ex-
ecutriv discharged and estate closed of
record.
E state of W. E. Smith, deceased. Ex­
ecutor discharged and estate closed of
record.
Friday morning, July 31, 1903, 7th
judicial day. Hon. Alfred F. Sears.
Judge of D epartm ent No. 2, Multno­
mah County, Or., presiding. T he fol­
lowing proceedings were had, to-wit:
Annie M. Seaman vs. Joseph A. Sea­
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
m an; decree of divorce granted.
Hon. Alfred F. Sears retiring and
Hon. Thom as A. McBride, presiding, Jacob Dixon et ux. to Albert Dixon,
th e following proceedings were had, 2.47-100 acres in Elkanah W alker D. L.
C.; $440.
to-wit:
J. J. H arris vs. A. J. H arris; de­ U. S. to Jam es Hicklin, 317.12 acres
fault of defendant entered, and decree in T. 1 S.. R. 1 W„ Homestead patent
dated 1867.
of divorce granted to plaintiff
The State of Oregon on the Relation U. S. to John C. Trulllnger, 320
of H. T. Bagley vs. Lewis Meyer. acres. Homestead patent dated 1873.
Bench w arrant issued for disobedience A. A. Durham to S. A. Durham et
of decree of court. Bail fixed at $25u. als.. 105 acres In T. 2 S., R. 1 W.;
Michael Rahn vs. Henry Dick. De­ $7,000.
cree rendered establishing boundary K asper Sattler to G. A. M artin et al.,
line between lands of plaintiff and de 40 acres in T. 1 N.. R. 3 W„ W. M.;
fendant. A. A. Morrill, County Survey­ $1.00.
or; B. P. Cornelius and Thos. Tucker Jacob Scharer to Wm. C rater and
appointed com m issioners to m ark Ida B. Crater. 6\4 acres in Sec. 10, T.
2 S„ R. 2 W„ W. M.; $350.
boundaries.
Sarah and J. B. Curran to George
Court adjourned for the term .
Ollie Rachel Haynam has begun a Schlewe, part of D. L. C. of A. J. Mas­
suit asking for a divorce from her hus­ ters and wife, in T. 1 S., R. 2 W., W.
band, Ira Haynam . The com plaint al­ M.; $500.
leges that plaintiff and defendant were George Schneider to Amelia Schnei­
m arried about Sept. 27, 1898. and that der, 64.50 acres of University land. In
defendant deserted plaintiff in 1899. lot Sec. 24. T. 2 N.. R. 4 W., Will.
Plaintiff asks for a divorce and a res­ Mer.; $1.00.
toration of her maiden name, which H. E. Noble et ux. to A. B. Hammond
et als.. S. E. quarter of Sec. 2, T. 1 S.,
was Ollie Rachel Cornelius.
Della Keen has sued W. B. Keen for R. 6 W „ also W. half of S. E. quarter
a divorce, and alleges their m arriage Sec. 26. T. 1 S.. R. 6 W.. and N. W.
to have been in 1877, and that defend­ quarter Sec 32. T. 2 S.. R. 6 W.; $5.00.
ant is guilty of desertion and cruel and E W. Haines et ux. to Agnes W lrtz
Inhuman treatm ent. She asks for the lots 10, 11 and 12. block 10, South
care and custory of the two children, Park Add. to Forest Grove: $335.
Sadie Keen, aged 17 years, and W illie Oliver P. Newton et px. to Edw. R.
I W lrtz, 8.2 acres in T. 1 8 , R. 4 W ;
Keen, aged 11 years.
T. W. Thompson has brought an $246.00.
action against B. F. Purdy on account j A. A. Mead to Wm. E Kelly. 8. W.
of prom issory notes executed In rela­ quarter of 8 W. quarter of Sec. 33. T.
tion to the business affairs of the Os* 3 N.. R 4 W W M.; 40 acres; $400.
G U A R D IA N ’S S A L E O F
TATE.
R E A L ES-
Notice is hereby given that, in pu.
suance of an order of the Honorable
County Court of the S tate of Oregon
for W ashington County, made and en­
tered on July 27, 1903, authoriziry.
licensing and directing me, as guardi­
an of the person and estate of William
L. Curtis, an incom petent and incapa­
ble person, to sell certain real estate
belonging to said ward, I will, on
Monday, Sept. 7th, 1903, at the south
door of the court house in Hillsboro.
Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
m.. of said day. sell at public am-
tion. to the highest bidder for cash
In hand on dav of sale, all the fol­
lowing described real estate belong­
ing to the estate of said William L.
Curtis, and lying, being and situate
in W ashington County, and particular­
ly described as follows, to-wit:
First T ract—All of Block 2. eveem
lo t 11. and all of Block 3 In C urtis’
Addition to the City of Forest Groye,
Oregon.
Second T ract—All of th at part of
W lll'am Stokes and wife Donation
T and Claim. No. 61. in T 1 N. R. 3
w Will. Mer.. bounded and described
sa follows, to-wit: Beginning a t the
SW. corner of the N. half of said
e’alm running thence N * dec. 48 min.
E. 488 4 feet to the SW. corner of
tosenhlne M Robb’s land, thence N.
89 dee. 26 min. E. 509.5 feet to a stone,
the SE. corner of said Josepb'ne M.
Robb’s land: thence S. 0 deg. 15 min
W . 487 6 feet »o t*>e 8 line of N. half
of said Donation I and Claim, "nn
thence W. 582.1 to the place of begin­
ning. containing 6.07 acres.
Third T ract—All that part of the
Donation I and H aim o f v’rinism
Stokes and wife. No. 61 In T 1 N. R.
3 W. Will Mer.. bounded and describ­
ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a
stone the NF. corner of the Curtis
Addition to the c itv of Fore*t Grove.
Oregon, said beginning atone being
477.7 feet E. of ts e NW. com er of
the S. half of said Donation I and
Claim, No 61. running thence S. 0 min.
15 deg. W, 716.5 feet to a atone the
SE com er of said Addition; thence
E. 7.6 feet, thence N. 0 deg. 56 min.
E. 716.5 feet; thence W. 10 feet to the
nlace of beginning, containing 10-100
t.io» acres.
Said sale will be subject to conflr
matlon by said Court.
Dated this July 30 1903
W. K. CURTIS,
Guardian of the Person snd E state of
W illiam L. Curtis, an Incom petent
and incapable Person.
COUNTY
J. B. MATTHEWS,
A D M IN IS T R A T O R ’S N O T IC E .
Artistic Paperhanger and Palntsr.
Notice is hereby given th at the un­
Varnishing. Sign
dersigned has been duly, lawfully and
work a specialty.
Forest Grove regularly appointed executrix, with
will attached, of the esU te of Philip
Beal, deceased, by the County Court
M. F. Nixon.
R. p. Nixon. of
W ashington county, and S tate of Or­
N IX O N F O R E S T G R O V E
egon,
that ail persons holding claims
LAND COMPANY
against
said estate will present them
Large and Sm all F arm s, C ity Property to me, legally
certified to, a t the of­
and T im b e r Lands fo r Sale.
fice
of
W.
M.
I-angley
ft Son, my a t­
Loans N egotiated.
torneys,
at
the
City
of
Forest Orove,
Main Street, Forest Grove, Oregon. W ashington County, Oregon,
within
six m onths from the first publication of
J. J. W IR T Z .
this notice.
W itness my hand, this 14th day of
Confectionery. Cigars and T o ­
July, 1903.
bacco. Fancy Soft Drinks, Ice
CLARINDA BEAL,
Cold Soda W ater.
Executrix
of
the
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state of Philip Beal,
Fine New Ice Cream Parlor,
Deceased.
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Hon. Benton Kfllfn has contracted
to deliver thirty million feet of timber
to Wm. Lyda, who will locate a mill
with 25,000 daily capacity at the Bel­
linger bridge on Dairy Creek. The
creek has been cleaned out as a drain
and Mr. Killin is arranging to prepare
It for floating logs. Fourteen acres
of lake near there furnishes good stor­
age for the logs, and the privilege of
F orest Qrova
keeping up the w ater and of cutting a
canal has been obtained. A traction
engine will be used for hauling, which
OR. V. L. D IM IC K ,
will reduce cost to 50 cents a thou­
sand.
Dentist.
W. L. Moore, the Greenville post­ Upstairs. W agner Building.
m aster, has been allowed $111.45 by
FV»rest Grove, Oregon.
the postm aster general, for the loss
in the robbery In his postofllce on
March 4, 1903.
M A YN E ABBOTT
Mrs. E. Leipold. of Scoggins Valley, Graduate of Parson's Horologicsl In
Is home after a fortnight's visit with
stitu te.
her daughter at Mohler, Idaho.
EXPERT
OPTICIAN.
H. W. Scott, the Scoggins Valley
tim ber crolser, shot a four-prong buck Eyes tested snd fitted
W ednesday.
Forest Grove, Ore.
Real estate is on the move. Deals
BALDWIN ft KINO.
during the week: J. B. Beal purchased
Real B au te Exchange.
of Dr. Large dwelling occupied by
Prof. Coghlll. $900; Mr. Beal sold his Choice Homes and I-ands in every part
own home to Mrs. N. J. W alker, $875:
of the County.
Cox property, opposite public school, Pacific Ave., off Church Square.
has been sold to Mfts M artha Brown
F orest Grove
for $600; Peterson place, 3 acres, north
of the Grove, has been bought by Mrs
Anna L. Bacon, of Greenville, for $800;
Prof. C. B. Bradley has purchased the
DR. 8. T . L IN K L A T E R ,
Will Smith residence in South Park:
Physician and Surgeon.
Mrs Haan, recently from Michigan,
is now the ow ner of the rfarve Bald­
Hillsboro, Oregon
win cottage; R. C. Hill has bought the
I ee property, west of Mr. Nicholson's
home.
W. H. Williams <B>
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At our parlors we are prepared to
do all kinds of fashionable dressm ak­
L A D IE S ' T A IL O R IN G .
H e a d q u a rte rs F o r
ing. cutting and fitting. Our work
guaranteed. Ladles' sulta made to or­
LUMBES
der.
DIFFERDANO ft WARD.* 1
R. F. D. Reate I.
Rooms over shoe store
IN ROUGH
Forestürev«, Ore.
JUST TRY A
PARROT
Ito Parrot* Talks
I f you w an t a good cig a r fo r I
cents, you can’t do b etter than try
a P A R R O T C igar.
For sale In Forest Orove by
R. E. NICHOLSON ft SON
J. J. WIRTZ,