Washington County news., December 11, 1903, Image 1

N o. 30
Father F . J . Springer, who has
bad charge of Beghere, South Come*
liue, Buxton and other Catholic mis­
sions In Forest Grove vicinity, left
yesterday for Corvallis to which par­
iah hs has been promoted by the
Archbishop. He will supply also
the missions at Monroe and Soap
Creek. Father Springer has made
many warm friends in Washington
county, not only of his parisboners
but among those outside his church,
all of whom are glad of bis deserved
advancement while regretting that it
removes him from the neighborhood
Father Burri, of McMinnville, will
have charge of the Seghers mission.
wtJKLURD
pf rrr rf
J . H. Burke’s six years in the face
of the numerous charges against him
tells a story of attorney’s persistence
and tact, for to the skillful present -
tion of Messrs. Hollis A Hawks he is
indebted for an unexpectedly light
sentence. Hamlin as he wss called,
served with credit as a young man
in the Nex Perce Indian war and
later in the Spanish American war,
in the Philiipines, and these facts
with his sufferings from the wound
he received when recaptured, were
eviden'iy taken into consideration by
the court.
GALE8 CREEK.
Washington lodge No. 18. I. O. O.
F. celebrated the clearing of its debt
Monday eveaing, and in the presence
of Forest Kebekah lodge No. 44 and
invited guests, burned tbe mortgage
which was placed oa tbe property-
four years ago when it was acquired.
Past Grand H H Clark presided and
Walker’s orchestra played a number
of enlivening selections during the
the evening.
While tbe lights were tu-ned low
N R Wells and W L Wagner, the
two survivors of the seven charter
members who organised the lodge
thirty years ago, bore in a black bier,
on which was the mortgage. Dress­
ed in white robes trimmed with gold
and with steel helmets the two old
men made au impressive spectacle as
they burned the mortgage and no'».
Pastgrand Wells interestingly recall­
ed their struggles in Forest Grove
and told bow much their present
prosperity pleased those who bad
ssen the lodge’s bumbler beginning.
After an Instructive address in
which Past Grand Gillette spoke of
the charities of Odd Fellowship, es­
pecially its erpban homes, a “good
of the order” vocisl session followed.
Theu an-Jaboraie supper was served
in the dining rooms which practical­
ly demonstrated t h ; convenience ol
that department of the lodge's quart­
ers. A party of 24 visitors from the
Hillsboro subordinate and Kebekah
lodges were present by invitations
and over a hundred set down at the
i a Wes.
For every dollar of Xmas goods
purchased at tbe Bazaar, at Forest
Grove, tbe purchaser receives a ticket,
tbe number entitling him to a chance
on a beautiful doll valued at $10.
For sale or to let on shares—74
head of fine Cots wold sheep. Good
proposition to the right party. Call
on or write H. R. Kay, R. F. ,D. 2,
Forest Grove, or inquire at News of­
fice.
Washington county has received
its $500 bequest from the Brugger
estate given for the Poor Farm aud
Judge Rood says it will be applied to
improvements making a more home­
like and comfortable refuge for the
unfortunates compelled to pass their
oil age there.
Mrs. Robert Lilly who
seriously ill is Improving.
Mrs. Belie Woodard has returned
from Portland after an absence of
several weeks.
James Churchill has been called
from Hillsboro on account of the
illness of his wife and two children.
Rev. William Duprey will be the
regular pastor at the A. C. church.
Rev. and Mrs. Duprey have moved
into Heisler’s Hall on Main street
and we gladly welcome them to our
city.
Matthew Patton drove out from
town Sunday to look after his inter­
est in the logging camp where work
commenced last week.
Mrs. Josephine Patton, of Hills­
boro, s; ent Sunday with her father,
John Heisler.
DEATH OF DONALO .MARTIN, OF
8C00U1N VALLE!
c o o .n i court
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Donald Martin, a resident of .Scog-
John F. Green, a subject of the
gin
Valley died last Friday morning
Caar of Russia, has declared his in­
tention of becoming a citizen of the at 1;30 o’clock after a lingering illness
and was buried Saturday afternoon,
United States.
The suit of D. H. Richard vs J. V. Dee. 6th, at the Hill Cemetery.
Hall was dismisseu on motion of The funeral service was held at the
Gaston Church by Rev. Mr. Belknap
plaintiff.
Oa D**e. 5!h, Charles Franks, a of tbe M. E. church, of Foreet Grove.
Mr. Martin was born in Canada
boy of 14 years from the Orphans
Home at Beaverton was committed 45 years ago. He came to Oregon in
to the A-’ylum. Also Arnold Vai d -1 1873 and has since made his home in
erwelden from the Verboort district. ! Washington county.
In 1880 lie married Sarah F. Pat.
P R O B A T E C O U R T.
ton. Hia widow and six children
survive him.
E-tate of Jacoo B. agger, deceised.
t y r . Martin united with the M. £.
Final account and report filed, J -.r • church in boyhood and has since
ary 11th, 1904, at 10 o'c'otk a. tu, set been an earnest worker in the differ-
for final settlement.
°nt branches of the chr.
'..rerv
Eitale of Pct *r Ilarpar. Admin
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istrator au'.Iorize’. and directed to
sell real estft? at private sale.
Mr. Rowell, of Mountaindale, is in the
Estate Robert W lit«», deal, Pe--
sonai property exe npt from exict- vicinity taking pictures this week. He
took a picture of the Buxton school Tues­
tion set over to wido v of deceased.
day.
Estate of John Hommers, deceased.
A new telephone is being established
Guardian authorized and directed to between Ranks ami Buxton, which will
sell reality in Multnomah county- be completed this week.
Holly Circle, N-s 285, Women of
Woodcraft; Jessie Buxton, G N,
Mrs E H*rri“, A; Anna Pomeroy,
Clerk; Katherine Stribich, Banket;
May Wagnet, Magician; Cora Wag­
$14 doll given away at the Bazaar, ner. Attendant; May Smith, Inside
Sentinel; Carrie Peterson, Outside
Foreet Grove, Xmas.
Sentinel; Anna Webster, C O; Nora
Albert Schrnidlin, of Albion, ex­ Smith, Musician; Sophia C Smith,
pects to go to Europe B oon.
Manager; Mrs Lillian Buxton, Past
-Sen shell« amt fancy doiliee at Guardian Neighbor.
Abbott A Son handle genuine cut
Thomas A James, Forest Grove.
The long and tedious appeal from glass and solid gold guaranteed
Postmaster G. W. Holt, of Albion, the Gales Creek justice court which goods. You should see them.
was in the Grove Monday and Ttjea- resulted in a disagreement in the
day.
ORDINANCE NO. 131.
circuit court fast week brought many
-Ses -hells amt lancy dishes at compliment“ tv- Attorney Hoffman
An ordinance to vacate that portion of
Thomas A James, Forest Grove.
for the manneT in which he bandied
North Fifth Avenue which lies to the
his
Ipart
of
it.
Attorney
Bamp
too
•Saturday ‘-Our Urueery” will seM
east of Second street and north to the
came in for his share of commenda­ Curtis Addition, being a half street, in
peanut can»tv for in writ« » pound.
tion. But after all $30« court costs
< )ne fouriu off m e pi ice of Christ­ ; about a $31 account is fooli -h business. the City of Forest (¡rove, Washington
County Oregon.
Mrs. P. H. Buxton returned Tuesday
mas slipper“
Thnm»« A Jam es.
from Forest Grove after a two day«’
Good Dairy Farm For Rent--The The City of Forest Grove does ordain
M A R K JA G E /.IC E N SE « .
.200 lbs. 1 1 -ii peanut candy whkm McNamer farm near C hw ivilk; 212 as follows:
Nicholas Kurth 29 and Charlotte visit with relatives tiiere.
s b o . 1.
That tlje portion of North
must be sol I Saturday at “Oar Groc­ acres. A first class dairy farm, best
W.
Weinman; Peter T. White, 26 Mr. Chap, (teller, of Jthe firm of Dux-
Fifth Avenue which lie- east of Second
ery” , Forest Grove.
ton AGel'er, who has been in a Portland
of land, mostly under cultivation, street and north of the Curtis Addition and Elm« E Miller 18
hospital for s me time, came home Mon­
good barns ttnd outbuildings. One as shown upon the recon led plats of the
day evening.
Book, books, new books. Xmas
SHtKWiJOD
dairy barn stabling 48 cows. Good City of Forest (»rove, Washington Coun­
Messrs. Chester and Charles Starr of
carls and booklets, Thomas A James
house and orchard. Running water ty, Oregon, being but thirtv-four feet in
Inavale, Renton Co. Or. were up last
Forest G r o v e .
on farm. Must rent for 3 years width ami lying contiguous to the city
Born to the wife of F ri’z Eisner, week visiting their sister, Mrs. C. A.
Address
W.
M.
Langley
A Son, limits, is hereby declared vacated.
of Beef Bend, December 6, a sun .
Peterson, of Bnxton.
Westerman Bros, from The Dalieti,
sue. 2. This ordinance shall lie in
Mr«. Dave W eston, a bride of a
Miss Louise (ienzer, of Portland, is
have 'eased th e Rosa Gerrisk farm in Forest Grove.
full force and effect on and after its week, died here yesterday morning, home to spend Xmas.
Miss Angie C. Hines and Mr. passage by the common council of the
Yamhill Co. and will take possessive
Claude Thomas and his sister Ethel
Levi Pond were married in Portland City of Forest Grove, its approval by the after a few d a y ’s ¡lines«.
next week.
of Kis», Oregon, were in town Tuesday.
Aubrey
W
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l,
of
Graemes,
left
last Saturday afternoon, a complete ! Mayor thereof, ami due publication.
Regular $5 value, B row nsville
surprise to all tneir friends except a Passed the Common Council of the yesterday morning for Idaho, near
BILL OF PARE.
Woolen Mill blankets for $3.5b.
few intimate ones, but ail join in best ! City of Forest Grove on the Htli day of Wallace, where ha will engage in
Thouaas A Jam es.
m ining during the winter.
The FUciflc Restaurant will serve
wishes for the two who are deserved­ Decemlter, 1903.
Henry Pepper, traveling solicitor an elegant dinner Sundey, Dec, 13th,
Mr. M. L Noble has sold the Boo- ly popular among the Michigan col- Approved by the Mayor of the said
durant property to Mr. W. F. Stock- any and their wide circle of acquaint­ City on tlie Htli day of Decemlter, 1903. for the sale of tho Monarch Mining 1903 from 12 m to 8 p. m.
(L. 8 .) F b a n k T. K a n e . Mayor.
Co. disposed of a large block of min-
SOUP
man for $600. Mr. Stockmau still ances.
Attest J. C. < larke, City Recorder.
iug shares here during the week .
V e g 't tble, chicken, rice.
take immediate possession.
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The Oiegon—Idaho Y M C A con State of Oregon
R 'v . J W- Cowan, local pastor of
ENTREES
Mis« KirkwqjT who has been occu vention which met in the Grove, County of Washington I *8
the
Congregational church here, now Olym pian rysters raw.
I,
J.
C.
Clark,
Recorder
of
the
City
of
pying a position at N. Y abima, Friday to Sunday, drew about 15«
holds services at Tualatin on ea( h Beef a la Polonnaise! R >ast pork
Wash, has been in charge of Mrs. A. delegates aod the three days’ session Forest Grove, do hereby certify that the (Sunday morning and the evening of
with apple sauce! Chicken pot-pi
foregoing
is
a
full,
true
and correct copy
£ , Dixon’s millinery «MTe during was full of interest. The visitors
of Ordinance No. 131. and of the whole the same day at the church in Hher with dumplings.
Mrs. Dixon’s illness.
were all well cared for and spoke thereof, which passed the common council wood.
VEGSTAI1I.ES
highly of the hospitality with which of said City on the 8th day of December,
Not a dwelling house remains un­ Potato« any style. Cabbage, corn,
List—By the Forest Grave Fire
they were received here.
1903, and was duly approved by the May­ occupied in Sherwood at the present tomatoes, beets and carrots.
Department, two valuable goats. Last
Joe Haek, whose father’s farm is or of saiil City on the Mth, day of Decem­ time aDd others could be rented very
DESSERTS
seen headed for Galea Creek and ri I-
ber, 1903.
Pie, cake, apple and prune sauce,
den by Bam Varley and Carroll Me about 2 miles southeast of Forest Date-1 the Hth day of December, 1903. readily could they be procured.
Negotiations are in progress look­ rice pudding, bananas aod cream.
Nutt. Any information aa to their Grove. trac accidently shot in the (L. 8 .) J. C. C i . akk , C ity Recorder.
ing to the sale of the Sherwood Hot
(Special boxes for private parlies
fate will be welcomed by the eom- foot Tueaday evening while hunting
el property to a Portland party. A and families.
with a companion. Dt- D. W Ward
pany.
Alarm clock« of reliable makes a t sale will probably be ronenmmated.
deemed the wound and it is not
Abbott A Son’s .
Twenty year cans genuine Elghi
It is a surprise how much goods a thought the injury will he serious.
An epidemic of whooping cough
or Waltham movement $12. Your
little place like tbe Baaaar, at Forest
is
prevalent
in
tbie
locality.
How­
For sale at a bargain—Good home
money back If our goods are not as
Grove, can aell. At times the place
Notice—Mrs. Hendershott has la
one-half
mile from Foreet Grove, cated her dressmsking parlors just ever, no fatal result« have occured so we represent them Abbott A Bon,
is so full of toys and Xmas goods
far and but little precautions taken to
Foreet Grove.
that there hardly; is-standing room good house, good orchard, f >ur acres «cross the street and has dissolved prevent the spread of the d »ease.
but in a few days or a week at the under cultivation. Address C. 67 partnership with Mrs. Maxson.
The Jitnes Carr property has bsen
For sale—Home in Portland, best
most all is about gone and another The News. Forest Grove.
sold recently to an Eastern Oregon ot location.
Eight-room
house,
wagonload ¡or two comes in and fills
We have a good line of Christina*
Our jswelry stock is the largest in party who will erect a new dwelling everything .complete. Must be sold
the place again jam full to the ceiling good*. Call aod see them*. Abbot' Washington county. No exceptions, I thereon as soon as building material soon. Address C 68, The News, For­
S op . Forest Grove.’
Call and see them at the B zrar.
Abbott A Son, Forest Grove.
c«n he procured.
est Grove.
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