WASHINGTON COUNTY NEW S FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE , THURSDAY, JUNE, 22, 1905. VOL. I l l gation but at the last regular meeting ordered to be further investigated. Most of the council- men unofficially expressed their willing- } ness to pay the medical and nurse E Dewey, Who Fell On Sidewalk De hire, which amounts to $53, but mands $2,958 Damages From thought adversely regarding the claim j for $250 damages. This City SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES the matter was PREPARED TO M E E T THE WORLD B V JIN E 3 1 NO. from county school fund. .. 1849 30 from Co. treasurer NEW DIRECTOR CHOSEN Received from state school fund......... 690 69 Recieved for tuition.................. 48 75 Received from sale of warrants 4150 00 Annual School Meeting Held Monday Total $10,666 86 Chooses A G Hoffman As DISBURSEMENTS Paid “ “ “ Director Fish for Dairy and Gales Creek. Complaint Alleges Negligence On Part Of City In Maintaining Side Walks J. S. Buxton, president of the Forest and Stream Rod and Gun G ub, receiv ed word a few days ago that the govern ment would be ready to deliver to their Club, about 4000 rainbow trout to be planted in Dairy and Gales Creek in a short time. The Rod and Gun Club have been in correspondence with the fish hatcheries during the bast winter and have at last suceeded in getting a good hatch for these creeks. The fishes will be shipped to Forest Grove in special tanks and taken to the streams named by members of the club. The boys feel that they will be amply paid for their efforts as the streams are prac tically fished out in this county. H Annual Report Shows School In Healthy Condition— Clerk W S Hudson Re-elected “ “ “ “ “ for teachers’ wages. . . . $3571.75 “ rent of rooms........... 28 00 “ fuel and school sups. 666 89 “ repairs and improv ing grounds...... 175 00 “ new addition to school h o u se .......... 3539 75 interest of bonds and warrants ...................... 356 09 for insurance......... 165 00 clerk’s salary......... 110 00 all other purposes.. . . 404 67 The annual school election was held Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock, for the $9017 15 purpose of hearing . the annual school Balance on hand $1649 71 | report and to elect a new member for W. S. HUDSON, Clerk. three years, C. N. Johnson’s time having expired. LODGE MEMORIAL DAY The minutes of previous meetings were read and approved as was also the 4 report. Nominations for dirictor was Serviecs Were Held By Members in order and Henry Wirt? and A. G. Of All Fraternal tion, both of which were interesting and Hoffman were nominated. Mr. Wirtz Societies instructive. received 44 and Mr. Hoffman 74, Fell From Cherry Tree. Monday afternoon the art depart consequently the latter will fill the Wednesday afternoon at about 2 ment made an exhibit of its works of office for the next three .»cars. The fraternal organizations of this o’clock, Mrs. M. S. Allen, wife of Mer art. In the evening a most eloquent Mr. Hoffman is a brother of Attorney city banded together last Sunday and chant Allen, fell from a cherry tree | address was delivered by Hon. S. A. Hoffman and a member of the firm of held a memorial service at Vert’s hall at the home of her brother, W. H. Lowell of Pendleton. Hoffman & Allen Co., and will no and decorated the graves of deceased Jarmin, in South Park, and was ser Pacific University Turns Out Class of The Junior Class Day exercises were doubt be a valuable acquisition to the members, at the cemetery. At 2 iously injured. She fell some 12 or 15 held Tuesday afternoon on the College board. The board as it now stands is o’clock the band led the procession of feet and struck on her side and back, Eight Graduates This Campus when a program of orations, j composed 0f H . A. Buxton, I. K. members of both lodge and ladies $ 2 , 000 . and was rendered unconscious, fîo etc., was given. Willard H . Wirtz W eitzel and A. G. Hoffman. Year. auxiliaries, and marched to Naylor’s The plaintiff is represented by J. N. bones were broken and no serious inter presented each of the class with a cemetery and decorated the graves. Clerk W. S. Hudson was unanimous Hoffman of this city and M. B. Bump nal injuries were discovered. The pa gift appropriate with some feature of ly reelected. The report which is herein Returning to the hall an address was of Hillsboro, and the city by Judge W. tient began regaining consciousness their college life. In the evening the given shows the district to be in a listened to from Jugde W. H. Hollis, H. Hollis. at ten o’clock last night and was re An Excellent Program Was Rendered alumni association held its annual healthy state after having built a large after which Mrs. McEldowney sang a At the regular meeting of the coun ported as much improved this morning. meeting and it was attended by a addition to the school house. beautiful solo, followed by Senator and Big Banquet Was cil in May, Mr. Dewey presented a bill larger number of members than on Scholars enrolled................................486 Haines with an address, all of which far medical services, nurse hire and Chas. Miller, Wm. Billinger, Harry Served. any former occasion. An excellent M ales................................................. 228 was pleasing and appropriate. damages, in the total sum of $303.00 Wescott and Harry Russell returned a program was prepared, on which was Females ............................................. 258 This was the first service of the The matter was taken up and passed few days ago front Wilson River, where M. O. Lownsdale, who captured the Teachers............................................ 9 kind to be held in Forest Grove, but it to the ordinance committee for investi- they were camped for a few days. audience with his magnificent baritone Cash on hand at time of taking last is the intention of the fraternal orders The forty-third annnal commence annual report— 1 9 0 4 ,... .$1850.84 voice. Rev. Horace Ramsey made an to hold memorial services each year, ment exercises of Pacific University! Rec’d from County Treasurer address and Miss Mildred Tibbals which, if maintained will grow into from district tax.................. 2077 28 were held Wednesday morning at 10 ' read an essaji, which concluded the Recieved from Co. treasurer prominence. o’clock in Marsh Hall. The chapel program. The members of the alumni, 1 was beautifully decorated for the occa faculty and friends then repaired to sion. the banquet hall. The exercises began promptly at the appointed hour and during its con Cornelius Board of Trade tinuation was one of the most pleasing Citizens of Cornelius have organized of its kind to be heard in Marsh Hall j a Board of Trade which is boosting the Successors to McNAMER k JOHNSON ! for a long time. Professor Frank T. growth of that city. Last Saturday the Chapman, director of the conservatory board met and elected officers for the : of music, rendered a piano solo, after coming year: The board was organ- , which four of the eight graduates de ! ized some few weeks ago with a good livered their orations. The addresses ! live list of members. They adopted a all showed careful preparation and constitution and by-laws similar to training and were delivered in a man those of the Board of Trade of this J ner highly complimentary to both the place. The officers elected Saturday student and the faculty. Each pre evening are as follows: C. B. Bu mbs sented his chosen subject with an chanan, president; C. W. Fitch, vice alacrity that proved a familiarity with president; D. J. Barrett, secretary; , their respective themes, and brought Ernest Wilkins, Treasurer. forth hearty applause from the large The membership up to Saturday audience present. is as follows: At this interim Mrs. Pauline Miller C. B. Buchanan, C. E. Wolf, J. A. Chapman sang a very beautiful solo The above cut shows the Champion of all Mowers. Irraler, J. C. Buchanan, D. J. Ban-ett, entitled “ Beloved, it is M om,” after W e have both the draw cut and Wabble gear in 4 1-2 O. E. Edson, H . F. Challacombe, which the orations were continued. and 5 foot cut, also the Champion hay rake 8, 9 and E. G. Wilkins, L. G. Wiedewitsch, Mr. Lauren S. Pease sang a solo and 10 foot in hand or self dump, Myers hay carriers and A. S. Hatch, C. C. Hancock, A. Ben- the conferring of degrees was begun pure Manila rope, not standard Manila as as some ning, F. Geiger, C. W. Hendricks, by President Ferrin. In this part of dealers sell for PU R E . W e sell nothing but the best A. A. Phillips, C. W. Fitch, G. W. the program, Governor Chamberlain, goods money can buy. Marsh, Benj. Scholfield. who was present and delivered an ad dress, and Mayor Geo. H. Williams of *1 Will You Meet On The Trail." Portland, were given the honorary de The above is the title of a new song Now is the time to Paint Your House or bam a gree of LL. D., the first college on the written by Edwin S. Sparks of this city. good coat of Paint. W e’ll save you money; we have coast to confer the degree upon the It is proving a decided success and the best paint money can buy. The Sherwin-Will state’s chief executive. will be one of the popular songs of the iams, a little dearer than some others but has greater At 1 p. m. was held the corporation season. Music dealers in Portland covering capacity and guaranteed pure, so costs less dinner in the parlors of the Congrega have already taken enough copies to in the end. Also White Lead and Linseed oil at tional church, which was participated insure Mr. Sparks a handsome profit, lowest prices. Come and let us figure with you on in by the trustees of the college, alum-, The ^ had been on the market but your paint job. ni, graduates and invited guests. three days when several hundred of At 8 o’clock in the evening the the first edition were taken. The commencement concert was given in song j,, individuality which, when A full line of Plumbing Goods always on hand. Marsh Hall at which time one of the heard, does not appeal to the av Stoves fitted with coil and hot water tank and work best prepared programs ever heard erage song lover, but the more it is absolutely guaranteed, if we do your work and it is here was rendered. This was fol heard the more popular it becomes. not satisfactory, we expect no pay. Get your work io ved by the students’ grand ball in Mr. Sparks has been to considerable done by someone that knows how to do it. W e can Vert’s hall, and which closed the festiv expense in putting the song on the refer you to a number in town we have done this class ities which had been in progress for the market, and has had one of the best We have a full line of Elgin Watches always on hand. All of work for, if you want references. past week. standard makes of gold filled cases; but nothing cheaper musicians in Portland arrange the than the twenty year grades. On Friday evening a recital by the music. See our line of Novelty Fobs and Chatlaine Pins, the latest pupils of the Conservatory of music was in town. Forest Grove Victorious given, and on Saturday evening was the Lewis & Clark souvenir spoons, just arrived and all designs new. Forest Grove ball team, known as anniversary of the conservatory, both at the Cactus G ub, won from the Wood- the Congregational church. B o th P h o n e s Sunday morning President Feirin de- mere G ub of Portland Sunday, by a FOREST GROVE OREGON livered the baccalaureate sermon and in score of 6 to 5. Forest Grove has a the evening Prof. W. P. Drew delivered good G u b and has lost but one game a sermon before the Christian Associa- this season. E. Dewey, who on the evening of March 30, fell on the side walk near Cornelius & Hancock’s livery barn, has filed suit against the city of Forest Grove, asking damages to the amount of $2,958. The complaint which was served on H . G. King, as clerk, Tues day alleges that on the date mentioned the plaintiff fell at the place stated, and received injuries. and bruises and said fall was caused by loose boards and rotten stringers in the side-walk, and which amounts to, together with costs for medical attention and nurse hire, to $958; and it further alleges that the injuries received caused him to be unfit for manual labor, which he was heretofore unable to do, and his complaint prays for a further sum of G o ff B r o s . HARDWARE and MACHINERY FORTY THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Johnson & Johnson Dealers in Eatables FOREST GROVE, OREGON Both Phones The Prices Are Right B . Goff , ABBOTT & SON FOREST GROVE, OREGON