Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, April 13, 1905, Image 8

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    NEWS FROM THE COURT
HOUSE
How to Cure Insomnia
THE CHORAL CONCERT
GALES CREEK
Mrs.
Mae
Wagner is improving
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Conservatory Will Raise Funds to slowly.
Lying awake is often a habit. It is
Purchase New Pipe Organ.
Oakley M Arnold to Jane M
worth almost any effort to break up
Jane Lyda is visiting at home this
'.0 V A .
T h e Choral Union will give its con- week.
Truman 20 acres sec 2 t 2 n
such a habit.
cert
n
ex
t
W
ednesday
evening
A
pril
r 4 w .....................................$
Insomnia is usually the result of one
Mr. Hayes of Forest Grove was a
F A Watrous et al to W H Milne
of three things— poor circulation, indi­ 19 8 p. m.
Gales Creek visitor Tuesday.
T h e C antata for female voices, {
swj of lot 3 block 8 F Grove
gestion or mental distress. The per­
M. H . McCoy moved onto the
Investment Company to F W
son studies himself carefully will be ‘‘Y oung L ovel’s B rid e'’\vill be g iv ­ Hines place at the Soda Springs one
en
w
ith
Miss
Moseley
soprano;
and
Cady 20.20 acres in J H
able to locate the difficulty and treat
M issW ood, contralto, in solo parts. day last week.
Reed d 1 c ............................
himself accordingly.
Miss Katie Lilly of Forest Grove,
John L. Donner to Abbie F.
For poor circulation try warm baths, T h e beautiful trio “ L ift T h in e
Cowing se i sec 13 t 2 n r 6 w
warm-water bottles, brisk rubbing, soak­ E y es,” from th e E lijah by M endel­ spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
sohn, also for fem ale voices, will be I. L. Loving.
Edward L James et ux to John
ing the feet and deep breathing.
T h e ballad, ‘‘F a ir El
Miss Lucy Wilson went to the Grove
L Bamgrover 3-10 of an acre
For indigestion take a warm drink a feature.
If that question bothers you, or even if it don’t, you should
acre in Kenyon Crandall
before retiring or when sleepless. len” by M ax Bruch for m ixed voic- [ Monday, where she intends to work for
15 Drink warm water, warm milk, weak es w ith Miss Shannon, soprano, Mr. Watson.
homestead..............................
consult with
and M r. W itham baritone as solo­
W J VanSchuyver et ux to W V
Mrs. Addie Hart of Cornelius, visit­
tea or cocoa and breathe freely.
T h e com ­ ed a few days last week with her broth­
Wiley part of block 8 Hills­
For mental distress mere will power ists, will be rendered.
boro, Oregon........................
is the best. Close the eyes and as fast poser here gives a work based on a er, John Proctor of this place.
P E Wagner to Mary E Mills e
as the thoughts come drive them out. Scottish m yth and the old Scotch
Clarence Lilly and Dan Pierce went
\ lot block 27 Forest Grove
Carry on in the mind a housecleaning air ‘‘th e Cam pbells are C om ing,” is to Dilley Friday and moved Mr. A.
utilized
in
the
w
ords
and
music.
Henry Jewett to B B Goff tract
process.
Parsons, Saturday, to Geo. Lee’s ranch
in sec 8 t 1 n r 4 w ...............
Sweet sleep and plenty of it will go T h e reverent sp irit of th at people is near Glenwood.
also
utilized
in
the
magnificent
Emma M Baldwin et at to O L
a great way toward keeping women
Mrs. Bertha Adkins, who has been
Curtis part of block 7 Forest
young. When sleep departs wrinkles hym n of praise and thanksgiving visiting a few weeks here, returned to
ending
the
w
ork.
H
ow
ever
the
35 come.
G ro v e.....................................
Portland Thursday, accompanied by
Henry Hannan et ux to W A
It is by sleep that we gain strength strongest chorus work of the even­ J. W. H . Adkins.
ing
will
be
the
H
allelujah
C
horus.
Bellinger n j of sw i and swi
for another day. Sleep is to the brain
A. V. Brown passed through Gales
W hen the king of Iingland in H a n ­
of nw i and nw i of sw i sec
and nerves what food is to the body.
Creek
Saturday with a large drove of
del’s
tim
e
first
heard
the
Messiah
700
15 t 3 nr 4 w ........................
Here are a few simple, tried rules
and rose to his feet at the com ­ sheep which he was taking to his
Neils Anderson et ux to G L
for driving away insomnia.
Luetscher 50 acres in T M
Go to bed warm. Never go to bed m encement of th a t glorious chorus ranch over on the mountains.
and the entire audience stood w ith
Alfred Lilly of Co. A, 15th Infantry,
Adams d 1 c and other land
with cold feet.
Erick Ericjson to Wm Hoehme
Leave the window down at the top him , the people have universally of Presidio, Monterey, Cal., is home
paid it the honor w hich it deserves, visiting friends and relatives. He has
38 acres in Wm Baldra d 1 c
and protect the bed from draughts.
Mort Halle« to John Peersley
As soon as the body touches the and yet the audiences arise w hen the seived three years and reports that
part of lot 4 block 11 Walker
bed relax the muscles, shut the eyes m ajestic chords of the H allelujah army life is all right and has now en­
add to Forest Grove and other
and make ready to sleep. Nothing begin. It is an all but universal listed for thiee years more beginning
Dealers In
1500 drives away sleep more quickly than custom .
April 2nd, 1905. H e and his regi­
land.........................................
Besides
the
chorus,
M
iss
Irene
J M Howland et ux to W L
ment expect to go to the Phillipine
the thought that one can’t sleep.
Cadwell, will give the pathetique Islands next spring.
Howland et ux 10 acres in
Sonata by Beethoven, one of h is
sec 27 t 2 nr 2 w .................
Amicably Settled
— White vests at all prices at the
most noted and also most popular
W F Challacombe et ux to
Referring
to
articles
which
have
Chicago.
piano
sonatas.
Bessie Newell Masters s J of
M r. L auren Pease,w ho is a favor­
Mrs. R. Housman went to Portland
swi of sw i sec 30 t 1 s r 3 w 1 2 0 0 been given space in the papers of late
concerning the matter in which ite tenor soloist w ith P'orest G rove Tuesday.
James A Anderson et ux to F
attorney J. N. Hoffman was called people, will give us two num bers
W Cady 1 acre in A T Smith
Mrs. Chas. Miller was in Portland
1200 into the United States District Court com pleting a strong program .
d i e .......................................
Tuesday.
by W. H. Lyda alleging fraud and
T h e concert is for the benefit of
Johann Pape et ux to L J Pape
Fred Thompson is visiting with Mr.
40 acres in sec 39 t 2 sr 1 w 2000 irregularity in the matter of his pro­ a new pipe organ. Forest G rove and Mrs. L. L. Hollinger.
cedure in the Joseph Mahoney bank­ has never had a pipe organ and the j
Geo E Strong et ux to Harriet
ruptcy case in which he is acting as m usical work of all kinds dem ands j A party of young people gave a de-
E Bailey 2§ acres sec 32 t 2
Trustee, I wish to state that I was in­ th a t necessary instrum ent. F . T . C. delightful dance at The Colonial,
s r 1 w ............................ P . . .
Wednesday night.
duced
to sign the petition on the rep­
Lycurgus Galbreath to Joseph
Last month’s collections for water
resentations of B. P. Welch, and with
The Washington County Veteran’s
Galbreath 100 acres in sec­
the advice of W. H. Hollis as my and lights, by the city, were $518.03 j Association will hold its semi-annual
tions 21 and 22 t 2 s r 1 w
attorney, which representations I now
Many B Hoard et ux to Wm F
—The Pianos, Organs and Sewing reunion at Forest Grove, Thursday,
believe to be without foundation.
E. J. Groat, President;
Yoe et ux s i of ne i sec 28
Machines at the Bazaar are going out May 4th.
I have repaid J. N. Hoffman all his
Horace
G.
Fitch,
Secretary.
t 2 n r n w ............................
at a rapid rate since they started their
costs and expenses in the matter, and
TH E
William F Yoe et ux to Geo
clearing sale. People are taking ad­
Draying.
have withdrawn and dismissed the
Fisher s J of ne i sec 28 t 2
Brick
Livery,
Feed
and Sale Stable
vantage of the extremely low prices
Haynie & Son have two good teams
matter as being not worthy of consid­
n r 2 w ...................................
eration.
— A strength tonic that brings rich, and do all kinds of team work at rea­
See our ad. in the T. P. A. Guide. Drummers’ trade our
Dated at Forest Grove, Oregon, this red blood. Makes you strong, healthy sonable rates. Contracts preferred
PROBATE COURT.
specialty. Our ’Bus meets all trains. Carries U. S. mail.
’phone.
They
use
8th day of April, 1905.
and active. T h :t’s what Hollister’s Independent
Baggage and freight called for and delivered.
Estate of Ferdinand Malitz. Inven­
W. H . L y da .
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cts, everybody right.
tory and appraisement
filed and
Finest Rigs. Best Horses. Good Drivers.
On making personal investigation Tea or Tablets.
approved valuation $3127. Adminis­ later I found no foundation for the
Forest Grove
Comer Main and Pacific Ave., Forest Grove, Or.
CORNELIUS
trator authorized to sell personal prop­ complaint.
erty at private sale.
C. C. Hancock was a Portland visitor ■
W . H . HOLLIS.
Estate of Eusepio Rossi.
Final
Tuesday.
J. E. PATTON, Proprietor
report filed and approved. Executor
—Good alarm clocks at Abbott &
Road working is the order of the day | WOOD SAWED ON SHORT NOTICE
discharged and estate closed of record. Sons for $1.00
in and about Cornelius.
¡¡Dry Fir and Ash Wood for Sale
Estate of Mary J Meyers admitted
C. C. Hancock has lately repainted
New Brand of Flour
to probate. Mary J Meyers, daughter,
Leave orders at News office Phone|583
the front of his store building.
appointed administratrix. Bond fixed
H e a dq u a rte rs for Peed, Seeds,'
The Crescent Mill will next week
Harry Challacombe of the new firm 1
at $300. H. B. Johnson, N. J. Walker put out a new brand of flour which
and
George
Hancock appointed will be called “ Victor.” This new of Challacombe & Wilkini, spent T u es-!
day in Portland.
appraisers.
brand will be made from the very best
The Base Line Lumber Co., started T ry it Once and you will Try
No. 1 blue stem hard wheat which is
MARRIAGE UCENSES
it Again.
raised in Eastern Washington. This is sawing again Monday morning after
Bran, Shorts and Mill Feeds, Oil Meal, Whole and Cracked Corn, Lump Salt, Lime and Cement,
Fred Townsend and Meta Ritter;
the first mill to begin the grinding of several week’s idleness because of a Will handle nothing for two months
, Land P laster, FLOUR— Minnesota Hard W heat, Eastern Oregon Hard W heat, Valley Wheat.
L. J. Pape and Emma E. Krugger.
lack
of
logs.
hard wheat in this county, but the
but prime steers. On Pacific avenue
C o m e i n a n d Get p r i c e s
M. H . Henderson has finished the adjoining bakery; for bread and meat.
miller who is in charge here has had
Congregational Church Notices
F r e e d e liv e ry in to w n
Forest Grove, Oregon
painting of his house; this and other
Forest Grove
Sunday, April 16, at 10, a. m. Sun­ considerable experience in the grinding improvements in that part of town add Free delivery.
day School lesson, John 12:1— 11; of hard wheat, and the proprietors feel greatly to the appearance of things.
11 a. m. Morning worship with sermon confident of its success and at the
R. INIXOIN, Dentist
by the pastor, subject— “ Baptism of same time feel that thes are filling a
F. Schoen is raising and putting
long needed want here. There are a
Forest Grove, Oregon
Water and Baptism of the Holy Spirit.”
new sills under his building on Main
great many Easterners coming here
6:30 p. m. Young People’s Meeting,
street.
OFFICE: Three doors north of B ailey’s store,
topic— “ Recreations That Will Honor who prefer the hard wheat flour to that
hours from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
C. C. Hancock and Dr. Everest
of the soft wheat and when they buy
God.” 7:30, Evening service, after
took
a
trip
to
Portland
today
on
bus-
a sack of the “ Victor’’ brand they may
the song service, Prof. Marsh will
iness.
speak on “ The Negro and His Pro­ rest assured that they are getting a
Miss Pearl Everest of this place,
gress.” Tuesday evening, April 18, flour that is not blended or mixed. left on the evening train to visit in
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special Attention to Commercial Travelers’ Patronage.
The
market
price
for
the
50
lb
there will be a special service at the
sacks will be $1.30
Portlind
a
fe
/
da>s.
Office
in
Front
Rooms
of
Abbott
Build-
Good
Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates.
church.
Thursday evening will be
Mrs. Montgomery, our postmis- j
jngi Upstairs.
held the last of the series of Lenten
F a s h io n L i v e r y , F e e d a n d S a le S ta b le .
—Ingersoll watches at Abbott & Sons tress, is having her house repaired i
_ __ _
_______
services.
for $1.00
with new paper and cloth throughout, j FOREST GROVE, - - OREGON
Friday evening will be given to dis­
Wagonette to and from all trains. Special conve; ances over
Work done by Peterson.
trict neighborhood meetings. These
Andrew Will Give $20.000.
the Wilson River Route to Tillamook at any and all times
An assistant pastor arrived at the M.
meetings are in preparation for the
President
Ferrin
of
the
Pacific
Uni­
Forest 6rove, Oregon.
E. parsonage Tuesday afternoon, April
OREGON AND COLUMBIA PHONES.
Evangelistic services beginning April
versity
has
recived
from
Andrew
Car­
11.
He
weighs
eight
pounds.
Mother
25, and continuing for about two
weeks. The Rev. Ralph Gillam, who negie an offer of $20,000 for the erec­ and babe are doing nicely.
has been conducting revival meetings tion of a library building at the Uni­
The ladies will give a social dance
in Portland, Salem, Astoria and other versity. The money is given with the in Mrs. Matthias hall on Saturday even­
provision
that
$20,000
new
endow­
places in Oregon will speak every even­
ing, April 15. Free lunch. A good
ing during these meetings in Forest ment be raised among friends of the time is expected. Good music has
institution
for
the
maintenance
of
the
Grove. All the people of the town are
been secured.
given a hearty invitation to all these building. The first $500 of the addi­
Mrs. Nellie Eckerman of Baker City,
tional endow mdnt was subscribed
Of Forest Grove, Oregon
meetings.
BY JULIA FRAZIER
a daughter of A A. Phillips of this
Tuesday.
C A P I T A L . » 23 , 000 .
place,
arrived
here
last
Friday
evening
is an interesting article in
Pacific has the largest and most
A General Banking Business Trans­
Papers Filed at Hillsboro
valuable college library in the state, for a week’s visit with relatives and
acted.
Drafts
sold
on
all
the
principal
Hillsboro, April 12.~Lafe Pence, of containing almost 14,000 volumes, friends. Her husband is engaged in
Cities in the United States and Europe, i
Portland, has filed articles with the among them many old and rare books. business in the Eastern Oregon town.
Correspondents Wells Fargo & Co’s
LaCOURSE’S
The new city officers were sworn in
Washington County Recorder of Con­ They are at present kept in the library
Bank. Directors: Richard M. Dooley,
This article is well
STORE
veyances, reserving the riparian rights rooms in Marsh Hall, which are too last evening as follows: Mayor. Hon.
Thomas H. Adams, John W. Shute.
illustrated, and should
Thos. Talbot; Councilmen, F. Schoen,
of two streams in north Washington small.
and
Frank
E.
Dooley.
Accounts
SOLE A8ENTS
A. Benson, Fred Barber and G. Vick­
County— East Dairy Creek and McKay
be read by people of
solicited.
Big Lot Just ComeL
ers; Recorder, A. A. Phillips; Treas­
Creek. His filing sets forth that he
Wedding Anniversary
the Northwest and
urer, C. C. Hancock; Marshal, L. G.
appropriates 125 cubic feet of water
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
then sent to their East­
Monday night a number of the Wiedenitsch.
per second out of Dairy and 75 cubic
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watrous
ern
friends. It will
feet per second out of McKay Creek.
help
to show them the
The canal, according to the draft, is to gave them a pleasant surprise the oc­
(ESTABUSEKD 1398.1
be 20 miles in length, will have six casion being the fourth anniversary of
enterprise
and pro­
of their wedding.
T h e P a r is
Forest Grove, Oregon
huge reservoirs, and its dimensions
gress
of
the
Nortwest
The company was pleasantly enter­
will be ten feet bottom and four feet
A general banking business transacted.
better than many let­
tained and after a delicious collation
depth. The water, according to his
Interest paid on time deposits.
had been served they departed wishing
ters would.
Other
plat, will be used for irrigation, do­
Accounts invited.
the
couple
many
returns
of
their
an­
articles,
short
stories
mestic use, household and municipal
A Fine Line of Millinery
niversary.
purposes, and will be used to generate
and verse.
Dr. Wm. li. Pollock,
Ribbons, Laces
and
power for electrical purposes.
The
The poultry yards of J. M. Garrrison
SOLD BY ALL NEWSDEALERS
pipe line is to be known as the “ West
Mourning Goods
seem to be the center of attraction
DENTIST.
Portland Canal and Pipe Line.”
The
these days. The country people are
Hats Made to Order Office over Bazaar. Forest Grove. ( k J o ^ S l l O W
canal will run generally southeasterly
taking advantage of his low prices he
in course, and it will take all of
makes to country residents, for eggs.
$1,000,000 to finance the enterprise.
MRS. M. L. B E R D A N
H e has the finest poultry yards on the
All work in the Prepared to d o 1
AUCTIONEER
The surveying has been finished by
coast and is supplying lots of eggs.
work at night, but ;
Forest Grove,
Oregon dental line.
A. W. Shearer, who for years followed
Phone, office.861; must be by ap­
Geo. Zimmerman of Portland, is in
mining engineering in
Southern
Next Door to Odd Fellows’ Hall
Forest Grow. Oregoi
residence, 554.
pointment ............I A M m d i t m
the city.
Oregon.
Who’s Your
Tailor?
(Philadelphia Inquirer)
O
John Anderson
(oui
He has all t>he L atest, in Ready-
Mades, Tailor-Mades t h a t are O ut.
THE
Nei
libi
haï
Dr
Ward Lumber Go.
Mouldings, Doors, Windows, Paints
and Oils. A S to ck o f Dry Lumber
Always on hand. 1 can save you
money on doors and windows; g e t
prices before you buy.
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
Johnson & Co.
Gasoline
t
Wood
Saw
J. D. RODE’S MARKET.
T
Tiling, Qedar Posts
and Shingles
Ritchey & W e i ls ,
J. N. Hoffman
Cornelius & Hancock
RS
Farmers & Merchants
BANK
“ WITH LEWIS
and CLARK”
APRIL SUNSET MAGAZINE
E. W. Haines Bank
Millinery Parlor