Correspondence.
Miss Edna Maurie and Hal Hibbs ^ ^ ^
of Gaston, Miss Lillian Henderson and ■
i Harry Best of Portland, and Miss Laura I
I Jackson of Hillsboro are occupying the !
GALES.
1 Hibbs cottage at Nye Creek.
Geo. Beal started balin; hay Mon
Wade Everest of Cornelius, came j
day.
j over the forepart of the week and will [
Pete Dethlefs has taken pos'ession of ! remain all summer.
the county road lately.
CORNELIUS.”
Ed Henry and Enich Will of Gaston
S.
P.
Dickerson
is very sick.
are helping Pete Dethlefs in haying.
A gang of workmen, who have been j
Virgil Whitlow of Newberg, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. John Beal at Gales. grading on the Oregon Electric line
near Garden Home, have established a
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Boos were en camp within the corporate limits of
tertained Sunday by guests from the this city. A large traction engine is
Rose City.
being unloaded from a flat car at the
W. W. Lewis and son Fred and station and things will soon be moving
Claud Allumbaugh intend to start for all along th e line.
Idaho this week.
T h e co n crete work on th e new
Claud Allumbaugh intends to move school house basem ent is nearly fin
from A. Roth’s house into one of Geo. ished. C. M. R obinson of North Al
bino, is the contractor. H e has also
Beal Sr.’s houses in Gales.
taken th e contract for the carpenter
Bill Marsh of Centerville called at
work and com pleting the house except
the stone quarry last Tuesday for two
the heating and ventilating. T h e
loads of foundation stone.
house is ex p ected to
be ready for the
Amos Whitlow of Newberg, has opening of school O ctober 5th.
ordered building stone from J. G.
Runnion A rm strong, an old resident
Boos stone quarry for the foundation of of Cornelius, started to walk out to the
his new house.
P. R . & N. R. R. on his way to his
Ed Thurman, who has been absent
from this neighborhood for three or
four years, has returned and his friends
are glad to meet him once more.
GALES SPUR
Ruth Fitch is recovering from a two
weeks’ illness.
Two small boys, who had stolen a
horse and buggy and ridden with them
from Salem Sunday, put up at C. W.
Fitch’s, Sunday night. They were
caught in Hillsboro by Sheriff Hancock
Monday.
The W. E. S. club of Gales spent a
very pleasant afternoon, July 12, at
Mr. Cummins, eating ice cream.
This is one of the many enjoyable
meetings that the club has had this
spring. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Beal, Laverne Beal, Elsworth Spurgin,
Mr. Gettleman, Paul Hetsler, invited
guests, also the Misses Audrey Lewis,
Minnie and Ella Sundermeier, Hazel
Cummins and Carrie Fitch. Messrs.
John Cummins, Edward Henry, Bailey
Lewis, Claude Allembaugh, Earl Kay,
Fred Lewis, Leslie Lewis, Gus. Peter
son, Ward Tolson and Enoch Wills,
members of the club.
GALES CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Umscheid spent Sun
day with friends at Hillside.
Mr. Hewitt was visiting with his
sister Mrs. Storehow Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lilly of Hillside
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. C.
Lilly of Gales Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton of Portland,
are visiting with the latter’s sister, Mrs.
Wm. Williams of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgley of Forest
Grove, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Schoefield of Gales Creek Sunday.
The ball game Sunday between
Thatcher and Gales Creek resulted in
scores of 14 to 1 in faver of the Red
Caps.
J. W. H. Adkins and granddaughter
Ethel, who have been visiting at Sea
side for some time, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Stevens, who
have just returned from a missionary
trip around the world, spent Sunday
with their uncle, S, S. Dallas of Gales
Creek.
.
NEWPORT
Mr. “ Bob” Wetherred and Mr.
Scholls of Hillsboro, are spending the
summer on a timber claim in the Si-
letz country and are frequent visitors at
the beach.
Haven Belknap and wife are spend
ing the summer at the beach. Haven
is chief pill-roller at the Dawson drug
store.
W. N. Sears came over the forepart
of the week and returned Saturday.
He will return soon to remain all sum
mer.
The Saturday to Monday visitors
were: K. N. Staehr, J. E. Barger and
Oscar Baldwin.
son Charles, who lives on the N ehalem
rive r, and was overcom e by th e heat
near Grant Bacon’s, H e was taken in
there and is lying very ill. It was
thought there was little chance for his
recovery, but at last account he was
som e better.
E lder P. E. Phelps of this city, was
called to preach at the F rem ont station
cam p m eeting held under the auspices
of the H oliness Association, and will
be away from hom e for a few days.
H is brother, Guy Phelps, who held
m eetings here last M arch, will preach
a portion of th e tim e. All who re
m em ber those m eetings will u n doubt
edly wish to a tten d if possible.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BILLS ALLOWED.
S N Poole, assess and col______ $ 96 00
S C Lenox, re lie f______________ 26 00
Mrs I J Haymond, re lie f_______
1 05
.1 A B aker, re lie f______________ 71 00
Glass
P rudhom m e, s ta t______ 00 00
J K Gill Co, s ta t_______________
1 25
VV C Freem an, re lie f_____ ____
2 25
G A P atterso n , “ __________ 40 00
H T 1 tux ton, assess and c o l____ 15 00
Mays Bros, re lie f______________ 15 05
Thos Connell, e le c t.............. .........
4 00
F A Everest, re lie f____________
2 45
S ecurity V <fc M W ks, r and li
lit" 00
L Dixon, Ixl e x a m in e r s _______
9 00
H C Todd,
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»00
C U McCoy,
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9 00
O U K raus,
“
............ 0 00
A bner Briggs, e le c t.....................
4 00
E L N aylor,
“ .................. 2 00
A B Todd, r and h ____________
0 50
F A Bailey, in sa n e _________ 5 00
S L H ollenbeck, election 4, H T B ux
ton 7.20, T hos M urphy Si.20, H M atte-
son 8.80, P au l Beck 8.00, G P Gasaner,
Olave Johnson, .1 J Mean ham, S I. H ol
lenbeck, C C Nelson. E X H arding, H
A Dike, B ert W hite, E J W ard, H \Ves-
cott, W It Stephens, Wm H am m elm an,
A It Iloberts, Harold Hausen, .1 A
Doris, F rancis Chalm ers, Jo h n Ix>ftus,
A E McCumsey, Ole Olson, .las Down
ing, each 0; A bner B riggs 8.50, A C
Shute, I E B arrett, W E I ’itten g er, F
F H anley, P e te r lioscow, each 0; J I
N o rth ru p 7.20, C C hristensen 0, A V
Denny 8, J it I inlay 7, John H eisler 8.60,
D B B u rk h alter 7.00, T Connell 7.20, J
H Itenck 9.60, C A P eterson 10, J A
T h o rnburgh 10 20, J N Hotfman 9, H
Itobinson, I. M Hesse, D It W heeler,
John Borwiek, A drian Dant, J D York,
Geo Jack , I) G Lilley, Win It Douglas,
Chas I) Staley, F rancis M W hite, M D
Cox, C It Adams, W H McCormick, J
J K rebbs, Finis Brown, H Simpson, A
G uerber, It K aufm an, Clyde Lincoln,
Frank Jackson, H enry K uratli, N It
W est, T P erkins, .1 Johnson. Louis
Holt, C F T ig ard , J E H oward, W E
Shaver, B G Leedy G A l ’lieth, M 11
Otis, each 6; Wm Langley, .1 II W irt/.,
It W Peterson, W W Gotr, J Marsh, II
Challacom b, A H erm ans, Scott Wolff,
H Schuerm an, each 9; E K rah m er 9.60,
A Z uiener 9.20: Fred B erg er 8, It
Thompson, Nels Johnson. J J W esm er,
I)C Burton. Erw in H itter, Ira Smock,
E W Johnston, A W Pike. M S Barnes.
A A Pike, C W A llen, each ti: C hris
S chinder 5, G C Z u ereh er 2, J O G uslin
10, A S C raven 7.50, Fred L in g e r 6.30,
John A Johnson 8.00. C It McCoy 0, J
U H enry 10, F C Mulloy 2, J L Byrom,
Lewis Ju rg en s, C has G uylierger, E N
G reen, I^-onard S m ith, H H C lark, H T
Gordon, E A Dixon, C laude Mason, J D
F letcher, each 6.
E J Hagey, r and h _____ ______ 56 00
John N vberg “ ...................... . 500 00
Ed Kelley
“
. . . 1 1 8 00
L M Buell
“
16 11
T P Goodin
“
1000 00
Mead & Payne *•
828 00
fra E B r a d le y “
.............
.1327 03
John A Johnson, r and h ______ 382 00
C H ickthier, elec ..........................
4 00
THE BOOK STORE
has just been to Portland and brought home
A Good Summer Special
OREGON VIEW STATIONERY
FO R SA TU R D A Y
Boxes 2()c
Tablets ISc
12 Oregon Views in Postal fo ld s 13c
Boom Oregon
Mid-Summer Clearance
at the Progressive Store
A fine line of th e Latest Styles in Shirt
W aists, somewhat broken in sizes but ex
tra good values at the marked prices and
we are going to sacrifice them as follows:
$5.00 Silk Shirt Waists
4.50 Silk Shirt Waists
4.00 Silk Shirt Waists
3.50 Persian Lawn Shirt Waists
3.25 Persian Lawn Shirt Waists
3.00 Persian Lawn Shirt Waists
2.50 Batiste Shirt Waits
2.00 Batiste Shirt Waists
1.75 India Linon Shirt Waists
1.50
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1.25
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1.00
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One lot Colored Shirt Waists that, we offer at,
ONE HALE PRICE
We also offer a
VERY HEAVY REDUO'I'ION in a lot of Summer
Dress Goods including Dimities, Lawns, Madras, Batistes, Printed Chiffons,
Colored Imitattion Worsteds, etc., that it is impossible to list here.
Come in and S e e Them at
HOFFMAN <& ALLEN
COMPANY
FOREST GROVE
OREGON
L L Crawford, r and h .............. .
35
COUNTY COURT.
T A McBride, sa l_____________ 20
Mrs A M Sanford, e le c t_______
2
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ilillsboro Independent, p tg ____ 14
It is all sm ooth s a ilin g w h e n you place a Liner Ad
M Langley, e le c ........ ...................
12
in this c olum n. A few w ords h e re w ill reach J,0M)
Henrietta Morgan to Donia E
W I) Wood, health officer_____ 95
readers a nd th e re s u lts a re c e rta in . 5c line 1st
A J Hoy, re lie f________________ 98 <
In se rtio n , i'Vii c e n ts e a ch subsequent insertion.
Goodin part of bk 10 Sim
M inim um c h a rg e 10 eta.
P Hoffman, r and h ___________ 21
mons add Hillsboro...............
W m M artin, re b lie ___________ 177
J
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Bates
to
L
3
Porter
part
of
C B Buchanan, s a l.......................
39
LIST your farms and other properties
bk 18 Forest Grove ........... 1
J A Im brie. road v ie w e r______
5
for sale w ithT . H . Little hales, Forest
J H Sewell
“
5
Frank Smith to Nick Kemraer
Grove National Bank Building. 27tf
G W Marsh
“
2
20 acres in sec 25 t 1 s 2 w
l> B aker
“
2
T P Buxhard et ux to Chas W
L C W alk e r
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19
FOR SALE—Shadeland
Wonder
Dodge et al part of bk L
G roner & Howell, r and h _____
5
white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf
W H Hingle, c h _____________
2
Fairview add to Hillsboro. . . 1
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W illis Ireland, sal and e x _____ 141
Chas S White et al to John
W M Jackson
“
_____ 50
FOR SALE—Good 7 room house
Luther
White
part
of
secs
31
Chas Stevens, assess and c o l___ 78
outside city limits. Pantry and Fruit
and 3 2 t 2 n 2 w ( 1 2 8 a ) . .
*
L W House, r and h ___________ 30
house. Lot, 1 acre. Good Orchard
A M Collins, ja n ito r___________ 40
John R Fitzhugh et ux to Frank
Mays Bros, r and b ____________
1
and Barn. Furniture goes with the
B Rutherford 14.50 acres in
Geo 1 hyng, elec______________ 34
place. Price $1800; easy terms. T.
sec 20 t 1 s 1 w ...................
G H W ilcox, s a l_______________ UK)
H . Littlehales, Forest Grove, Ore. 46.
s
Jas
T
Buxton
et
ux
to
H
W
C A Larrikin Co, c h . ............ .......
5
J E B utler, re co rd er's office___
3
Scott tract in Forest Grove. .
J W Connell, sal and d e p ______ 225 i
Wm A Finney etux to C Rehse
J D em berg, r and h ___________ 18
tract in M Moore d 1 c t 1 s
E J Godman, e lk _______________ 230
2 w ............... ......................
1 Dennis, Gaston.
52 t3p
250!
W ash Co P ub Co, p tg _________ i2
C C H ancock, re iie f___________ 16
F M Heidel et ux to Hilda M
T S W ilkes, judges o ffic e ...........
5
Em rink part of bk 6 Fairview
F arm F or S a le —On account ol
H illsboro A rgus, p tg __________ 20
add Hillsboro......................
820
death I offer my farm of, 119 acres,
Ind T el Co, te l.......... ........
8
N J Devoid et ux to J E
; for sale at $85 per acre. Three and a
Ennes A- Landes, b rid g e s______
2
A G V aughn, sheriff office_____ 10
Thomas et ux 46.14 acres in
; hall miles north of Forest Grove.
H illsboro Livery Co, c o r _____ .
2
John Louisiguont d 1 c t 1 n
; C. Jaspers. Owner.
51-2m
L C W alker, r and h ___________
4
4 w .........................................
C Bauman, r and h _ ........... .........
1
M A Keeler et ux to A S Ellis
J W Connell, sheriff office_____ 41
I FOR SALE—Good 7 room house
.1 K G ill Co, surveyors office___
120 acres in sec 10 t 3 n 3
close to car line $1000. T. H. Little-
Western
Oregon
Trust
Co
to
Base Line L um ber Co, e le c ____
1 '
w ............. ; ............................
I, ales. Forest Grove, National Bank
M C Case, sal and e x .................... 85 I
Percy Allen tract 1 & 2 in
Geo A Wolf et ux to Aleda
P I) C unningham , treas office. .
2
Virginia Place ....................... 2500 Bl '¡g-
J W Connell, sheriff office_____ 29 00 j Hinton tract in I Kelsey d 1
Annie M Pomeroy to J C Latta
M C Case, e x _________________
17 20
c t 1 n w..............................
M 'ILK FOR SALE —AH persons wish
It 4 bk 24 Forest Grove. . . .
1800 ing n tilk call on Alva Norton. Leave
Jas C ruicshank, assess................ 63 00 A J Roy et ux to August
Delta Drug Store, c h and relief
4 15 \
Percy
Allen
to
Patrick
Early
orders at C. K. Callaway’s store. Milk
H H G reer, r e lie f ..........................
6 20 | Krause part ol sec 14, 15 and
Its 1 & 2 Virginia Place. . . . 2500 5c per qt- Cream 10c pt. All order«
22 t 1 s 3 w (360.87 a ) . .
John W elch, r a n d h __________
1 00
E F Griffin et al to W M
II L Russell
“
.................. . 285 50 Aug Krause et ux to John H
promptl y i.’Ued.
2-3t
Houndshell part of Lawrence
W escott & Son “
60 99 j Herdlien 40 acres in sec 22
W J B utner, sal e tc ___________ 40 80
Hall d 1 c t 1 s 1 w ............. 1000
t 1 s 3 w ....... .........................
FOR S a le Wolverine Laundry
J W Goodin
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109 30
Alfred Cummings to Detroit
M
E
Higgins
et
al
to
Walter
Soap at J. And<.*non’s, For.-st Grove,
I T Gill, r and h ...................
3 75
Trust Co eh of se i sec 29 t
J H McNamer, r and h . . _ ..........
8 no
Johnson 20 acres in Wm
Ore. M. R Che oey, Agent. 2-4t*
3 n 4 w ...................................
10
Bushong Co, sta r e c . . .......... ....... 24 00 ; Geiger d i e t l * 3 w .........
V H Lim ber, r e l i e f ........ ............. 15 00
Frederick Colfelt to G A Spath
B S Jones, r and b ........ .............
13 50 Myrtle Crocer et al to Moses
Final account filed «“d approved and
78.75 acres in sec 2 t 3 s 2
Dillaboy Its 4 & 5 bk 1 North
W ard Downs, asses* and c o l___ 52 50
4100 estate closet l of record'.
I. I b elau d . i elief .........
'i 00
Side add Hillsboro...............
Estate of P J Ritchie,- deceased. P
R T Thomas et al to D H
P V anderw ering, re lie f_______ 10 00 A F Baker et ux to Calvin Wyl-
J Ritchie Jr appointed administrate».
J MurdofT, r e l . ................................
2 00
Rickard part of bk 8 Sher
der
n
i
of
sei
sec
4
t
1
n
4
J Ego, Tel _________
6 00 j
wood ....................................
75! Bonds $400. Peter Bo scow, J A Im
(80 a ) ...................................
A Freem an, r e l_______________ 6 00
brie and Andrew Ja ck appointed
Thos
Withycombe
et
al
to
N
C Pio. rel ...........
6 00 Geo Behnke et al to Fred
appraisers.
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C
Hogg
part
of
sec
32
t
1
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E C Brown, c o r........ .................... 17 60
Behnke It 8 in Electric add
Estate ol Jas Fitzgerak L deceased.
10
3
s
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A Hansen, w it_____ __________
1 50;
to Tigardville........................
final settle-
J Caldwell, w it_____. . . . . . . . . . .
Hearing of objection to
PROBATE COURT
S R Skeels to Wm L Skeels d |
D M Buell, b r i d g e s .....................
ment continued to Aug 10, 190$.
of nwi sec 20 t 2 t 2 w___
O Johnson, r e f u n d ........... .........
Estate ol Mary Jane Sutherland, de
O J Jacobson “
................— 2
MA KRIAGE LICEN SE '
J L Barrett to W C Kertson
ceased. Bond of administratrix filed
J W Connell “ ........................
14.82
acres
in
Horace
Par
and
approved.
G
eo
M
A lien and Frances P Thav«
J N Fleppeo “ ........................
son« d i e t I s 4 « .........
262
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Estate of Fred Sommers, deceased.
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