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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1904)
Marriage License Councilman C. N. Johnson is around Edwin S. Gillis and Miss Mattie A. again after an illness of a week with Newman were granted a marriage sciatic rheumatism. license on Tuesday by County Clerk, Your chance— 75 pairs of shoes on George A. Morgan. hand must be sold, choice 50 cents County Court per pair. Cash or trade. A complaint has been sworn out E. Jacobson, Gales Creek, Oregon. against David J. Porter, by Emily J. The Misses Lillian and Vida Parker Porter charging him with insanity. have arranged for a dance to be given Just Arrived at Parker’s Hall, at Greenville, April The large new supply of ladies and 16. Everybody invited. children’s trimmed and untrimmed hats have just arrived. These goods were We regret that it is necessary to bought so they can be sold less than carry our “ County Correspondence’’ retail price. If you need a hat it will over till next week, but such is the pay you to come and look at our stock. Thomas & James. case. However in next issue will ap pear a double amount. Employment. Mr. John Pope, one of the Pope Pioneer Employment Co., 215 Mor brothers of Nebraska, is here visiting rison St., Portland, Oregon, is one of for a few days. Mr. Pope is a civil the best known and most reliable com engineer and has been engaged sev panies on the Coast, furnishes all kinds eral years in California. of help on shortest notice, free to Elder Geo. F. Zimmerman will employers. • A A A Up-To-Date Grocery One D oor W e s t o f V n r l e v ’s Peed S to re I I t, We make a specialty of fine Tea, Coffee, Spices, Canned Goods, f; Fruits, Fresh Bread, Etc. Goods are always fresh and new. | speak in the Christian church, Sunday Real Estate. Produce Bought and Sold morning at 11 a. m., subject, “ Meas Zilpha Homer, Minnie, Warren, and Zula Linklater to P M | Goods delivered to any part of town on short notice | uring Men by Christ.” In the even Jackson 3.35 acres near Hills ing at 7:30 subject, “ God’s Anxiety Weitzel & Christian £ boro............................................ $675 A ♦ for Men.” State Land Board to C F Berg- strand et al 53 acres in sec 2 t Forest Grove Man's Narrow Escape 1 s r 2 w ..................................... 1300 ▲ i A ' . à M ! f i ' A ' . I a f A 1 í A ' . i a ! i à i 1 A V . ■ à 1 » à f i à i t A ’ . â M à l i ! Guy Delano to M W WHkins 76 Edward L. Naylor fell from a log in acres in sec 17 t 1 s r 3 w Wil. Gales Creek today while rafting, and M er..............................................1600 narrowly escaped drowning. Mr. M W Wilkins et ux to John De Naylor being an expert swimmer and ment same land above. . . . . 1600 not easily frightened, is the only reason C L Large to August M Staehr 50x120 feet in block 22 Forest that he reached the shore in safety. Grove.......................................... 900 Por it Will Save You Money A N Vibbert et ux to Minnie Obituary Fitzgerald sel of swi sec 7 t 2 Miss Anna Johnson died at the s r 2 w 40 acres....................... 1150 home of Fred Watrous last evening, J E Showers et al to Leon E And where she had been making her home erson 50x201.75 feet in block 35 Clarks’ add to Forest Grove 550 while attending Tualatin Acadamy. Builders Hardware, Sporting Goods and Fred W Bamhard to August Barn- Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. hard 3.44 acres in sec 14 t 1 n Shelf and Heavy Hardware James Bernard of Gales Creek, her r 4 w .......................................... 250 father having died some years ago. Sophronia W Hickling et al to She had been sick but a few days and Catherine B Reynolds s£ of lot 1 block 7 Hillsboro................. 100 not until a few hours before her death Joseph Schamoni et ux to Jacob was she thought dangerous. At 7 Give us a Call Schiegg 20 acres in Tualatin o’clock last evening death came most Gardens...................................... 230 unexpectedly and took her frc m our Charles B Buchanan to John C mid t. She was but nineteen years Buchanan lots 75, 76, 77 in Cornelius Environs................. 100 old and in her second year at the Acadamy. Words cannot adequately J C Buchanan to W J Lytle lots Main Street 75, 76* 77 in Cornelius Envi convey the deep feeling of love and rons..............................................1350 respect in which she was held by all William Reidt to F M Heidel who knew her. A loving disposition, parts of lots 3, 4, 5 in block 9 Fairview add to Hillsboro........ always bright and cheerful and never Mary A Ruhl et al to C K discouraged. She was by naiure a^ Schmeltzer n§ of lots 10, 11, most faithful student, never known to 12 in block 18 Simmon’s add shirk a duty, having won the highest to Hillsboro, also lots 7, 8, 9 .. 1300 esteem of her instructors and ever Frank Hakers to John Parsons 50 acres in Richard Arthur d i e . . 100 striving for a higher place in the William Reidt to F M Heidel lots educational world. She was loved for 7, 8 block 22 Hillsboro............1800 her kind and endearing disposition, as Julia M Wheeler et al to R M pure and refined as a lilly, unselfish W hen you come to Forest Grove Stevens, 4031 x 301 i and 210 x 4031 feet in claim No 61 t 1 and true to her ideas, she answered stop at the Colonial Hotel. n r 3 w ...................................... 550 the call of her Heavenly Father with Everything first class. Best of Parthena E Blank et al to Alonzo that purity of soul found only in those R Leabo 105-484th of an acre service. Rates reasonable........... who have put their trust in the Maker. in block 3 Walker’s addition to She leaves to mourn her untimely Forest Grove................................300 Charles Schambury et ux to Caro death, a mother, three sisters and a line Weinman et al right of brother. Short services will be conducted Herman F Leiberman et al to Win- Oregon Forest Grove, from the residence of Fred Watrous at ton Timber Co 160 acres wi of 9 o’clock Friday and the interment swi, the sei of swi, the swi of will be in the Gales Creek cemetery. I sei of sec 24 t 1 s r 6 w ........ 900 ' R uy the R est Implements of all Kinds E! very thing* the Parmer Needs Goff Bros The Colonial Hotel H. VILLIGER, Proprietor