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If you want the best of groceries, Loos Bay country and is expected to
arrive on the evening train.
buy Of Weitzel & Christian.
Funeral will take place from the
Will H. Thompson, the poet of
family residence at 5 o’ clock this
Seattle, who lectured at Eugene yester evening and the remains will be laid
day, and D r. Henry E. Jones of Port to rest in the Buxton cemetery.
land, both old friends of Capt. F. S.
Barnes, are here to shoot with our ex
pert b ow m an . Both gentlem en are
archers of national fame and often
come to Forest Grove to practice with
Capt. Barnes, who is known all over
the U nited S ta tes for his interest in
archery and for his fine bows.
Probate Court
Estate of Thomas H. Best, deceased.
Final account and report filed herein.
June 13, 1904, set for final hearing.
him to turn over to the county clerk
Ulrich Gerher et ux to John Ger
the sum of $2847.65, he being unable
ber 20 acres in t 1 n 1 w . . . .
Estate closed of Richard Reycraft et ux to John B
record and bondsmen discharged.
Beal n £ of lots 1 and 2 block
to locate the heirs.
10 S. P. addition to F Grove
Real Estate
Clarinda Beal et
8 Forest G rove..........................
lot 7 block 4 Sherwood........... $ 150
Chapman
to
Susie
B Waters part of lot N o 4 blk
John Owen et ux to Anna Risner
Jennie
al to
Esther I
Mary B Locke to Frederika W il
Dennis 80 acres near Hillsboro
son 8£ acres in t 2 s r 1 w . .
in Fairview Addition................ 2400 M K Richard et al to W S Smith
Final account and report filed herein.
D C Miller et ux to G W Drou-
12 acres of Joshua Dickson die
Monday, June 13, 1904, set for hear
baugh. 4 acres in Fruitvale
F C Orth et ux to Charles Sy \ a
ing and final settlement.
Add to Forest Grove................
300
in Forest G rove..........................
The dedication of the monument of
Estate,
Ben
E
Jones,
deceased.
The
C
N
Johnson
et
ux
to
Washing
B R Harrington and wife to Con
Miss Anna Johnson will be held at the
Executor
secured
an
order
authorizing
ton
county,
right
of
way.........
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rad Ludwig 20 a i n t 2 s r 2 w
Gales Creek cemetery Sunday, May 29.
Estate, Sylvester Vaughn, deceased.
The services will be betw een the hours
of 2 and 3 in the afternoon and many
friends and relatives will be in attend
ance.
The class to M ic h Miss John
son belonged will attend and decorate
her grave.
Prof. Bates of Pacific Uni
versity and Judge
Hollis
of Forest
Grove will give short addresses.
The
memorial services have as yet not been
entirely arranged for, and announce
ments will be made later.
Daly’ s Comedians opened a five
nights engagement at Verts Hall last
evening with a crowded house, in fact
the largest audience that has been
seen in the hall for many months.
Their entertainment was first-class con
sidering the small admittance charged
at the door, and was clean and up-to-
date. The lady impersonater is with
out an exception the best that has vis
ited our city, while the black face
comedian kept the house in a contin
ual uproar with his jokes and ready
wit. Little Nita, as a song and dance
artist has few equals.
(Concert <
You (in r / y o u r
c o n d i a //y ¡m u t e r / to c o m e to o u r
Found Dead in Bed
Mrs. E. D. Thomas aged 74 years,
an old and respected resident of For
est Grove, was found dead in bed last
night by neighbors. She lived alone
part of the time and during the school
year she kept student roomers. Tues
day evening she visited the homes of
Dr. Bishop and Mrs. Jane Smith, leav
ing the latter place about 8:30 to go
to her own hom e. On Wednesday
evening not having see i her during
the day and their rooms not being
cared for, the students becam e anx
ious for her welfare and went to a
neighbor lady and informed her of the
situation. An investigation was at
once com m enced and the room un
locked. Mrs. Thomas was found ly
ing as if in a peaceful sleep. Dr.
Large the coroner, and - Dr. Bishop
made an examination and found that
she had probably died shortly after re
tiring Tuesday
evening, and that
heart failure was the cause of death.
Deceased was prominent in her
young days and has been a lifelong
member of the Congregational church
and an active member of the W . C. T.
U.
She was a graduate of Mount H oly
oke college, of Massachusetts; was
principle for some years of the R ock
ford Ladies’ Seminary at R ockford, 111.
and some years ago cam e to the coast,
She was a resident of Forest Grove for
about 14 years and was always promi
nent in all the movements for the bet
terment of civic conditions.
Her husband died at this place six
years ago. She leaves one son, Dwight
Thomas who was formerly principle of
our public schools and is now in the
fn ie n d s a r e
sto n e i ìa t u n d a y , —À i a i /
2 /,
tin r /
h e a n o n e o f th e h e s t co n c e n ts
h y th e
MRS. W. McELDOWNEY
Soprano
h est
of
of
/o c a /
n non nani o f th e t a t e s t
MISS KATE SHANNON
Alto
MR. H. BELKNAP
Tenor
e n /o y ,
MISS PEARL CHANDLER
Accompanist
n o th in g , s i m p l y c o m e s p e n d The
d a y ant) e n /o y th is m ine m u s i c a /
tn ea t.
f f /e m e m h e n th e d a y a n d
d a t e . S a t u n d a y th e 2 / s t ,
d o r e s t //n o n e ,
O regon
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