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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1908)
Correspondence. Mrs. Laura Chantry of Los Angeles, Cal., is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Adkins of Gales Creek. WATTS DISTRICT. Mrs. Jno. Hay district near Hillsboro, Monday. BUY CLOTHES of Tacom a, Wash., Miss Amy Pechin began school in a has been visiting with her sister Mrs. M. L. Vincent of this place. Miss Kate Monner is out from Port Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of Forest land and will visit among friends for Grove, spent Sunday with tne former’ s two weeks. sister Mrs. Clarence Miller of this Wm. Alder has rented S. Ridglys’ pia c e . house near Forest Grove and will move there next week. Misses Katie Ethel Pierce and of Maud Forest Grove, came Portland visitors from here last week out Sunday to attend the funeral of R. were Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, A. R ice, P Lilly. 0 . M cHall and R. Stevenson. Tver Jacobson and Paul Lilly, who N. A. Frost is moving his family cam e out from Portland to attend the and household effects from the Buxton funeral of the latter’ s father, R. P. ranch which he rented last year, to a Lilly, are spending a few days with farm near Beaverton. relatives at Gales Creek. Miss Martha Traver of Forest Grove Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacobson and began teaching Monday in this district, son Robert and Mrs. Bertha Jacobson 26 pupils were enrolled and this num and family, who were called to Gales to their mm Miss Eess:e Howard was a Hillsboro shopping in Portland Saturday. The Louie Boy of Bethany, was visiting friends around the town this week. J. H . Rinck Gaston hands again. hotel has chaDged W e understand a gen tleman from St. Johns has purchased from the property. School opened Monday with a large arrived home Portland the latter part of the week. COATS started attendance, Miss Bear taking charge of up Monday to run a couple of weeks, the higher giades and Miss Bollinger the lower. T . J. McParland and wife have been J. D. Hibbs has sold his stock ( f in Portland on business for the past The Donald Lumber Co. See how the shoulders set; how perfect in every detail. The tailoring is just as good as you get in a m a d e : t o m e a s u r e Suit and at m uch less cost. general merchandise to Mr. Klippel of week. Mrs. Theo. Griffin went to Forest Grove Saturday to have dental work Portland. Bert A panther has been heard by a num ber of people in the vicinity of the Mr. Hibbs and family will go to Portland to reside. done. Russell carried the mail on Route 1 while his brother George was enjoying a deer hunt. Big Four mill. Violin Instruction. F. Bundy and family have moved to Hillsboro where Mr. Bundy will be employed in Greaar’ s store. F. A. Thurston, teacher of Violin pupil of Prof. Carl Fisher of Boston. Terms of 3 mo. 2 lessons a week $15, A cake walk and party was given at 1 lesson a week $8. the Manning school house Saturday of L. C. Walker. night for the benefit of Rev. Mr Then the Pedigree: HOFFMAN Call atthe home Card of Thanks. Hatch. T o all of the friends and neighbors Mrs. Maggie Marsh and Mrs. Anna Cummings and children of near Cen who so kindly helped during .he s ic k -! terville, visited relatives and friends in ness and death of our father, R . P. : Lilly, we wish to express our thanks. Buxton this week. Cora Jacobson, Mrs. It is reported that a party of young Mrs. Buxton sports shot $23.69 cents worth Churchill, Mrs Bertha Jacobson, Mav | Mrs. j of ammunitiou at a deer in the hills Lizzie Pierce and Paul Lilly. back of town Sunday and yet did not Notice. get it. All persons knowing themselves in Harry Huber and A. Bisear are each debt to me will please call at my place digging a well. Mr. Bisear has helped of business at Banks, Oregon, and the appearance of the town quite a bit make settlement on or before Oct by cleaning and leveling the grounds 13-t2 The Dereberries of Vernonia, who hive been in the vicinity of Hillsboro during the hop picking season, passed enroute to Vernonia. Charles T . Starr and niece Miss Bessie Peterson of Corvallis, who have been visiting relatives here, home last week. returned A surpiise party was given in their honor at the Peter son home on Wednesday evening. G A L E S CREEK John Iler of Eastern Oregon is visit ing with hit sitter Mrt. N. C. Lilly of this place. M itt A lice Batemtn has gone to Corvallis, where the will attend school this winter. Mr. Vincent and family of this place, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor of Hillside. Mrt. Christian of DANIEL PARSONS “ Pioneer Harness M ak er" This is the time of year when heavy work begins and you will want good strong harness. We not only have the largest stock in the county but our prices will convince you that we SELL THE CHEAPEST Our Store is overflowing with all heavy, Buggy Whips, Rain Curtains. In Robes, fact every thing you want. Portland S. . THERE ARE NONE BET TER FOR THE PRICE SEE THEM COME ALLEN COMPANY FOREST GROVE G. W. M c G raw kinds of harness, both light and with her brother, Mr, If it bears the label of J. CAPPS £ SONS you may depend upon it that for their guarantee and ours are back of every gar ment. They buy the wool and make the clothing; ev ery process from A to Z under their own supervision, in their own factory. » OREGON 15th, 1908. surrounding his house. through Buxton Tuesday [WOOL Try on one of our 100 PURE WOOL Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Thomas were visitor Friday. PURE? When piled shoulder-high on the counter but there is all the difference in the world when worn a few times. of their GASTON T h e new P. R. & N. depot is about com pleted. BUYA 7W Glothes Look Alike homes in Portland Monday. BUXTON YOU WOULD It is not a matter of COLOR and PRICE alone; you must, LOOK AT THE PEDIGREE If the make is one well known, or one that your dealer will not* hesi tate t o recommend, all well and good; if not , look out. Lilly and ber will be doubled when the fruit Creek to attend the funeral picking season is over. father, R. P. Lilly, returned AS visited S. Dallas of D AN IE L PARSONS Gales Creek last week. TH E BO O K STO RE JÊ * I nil. P h o n « -47.3 Notice A called meeting Mountianview Cemetery Friday, Oct. 2, 1908, SATURDAY Association '■ at 7:30 p. m. Warranted Waterman’s in Stock you place a Liner Ad here will reach 5 ,000 j certain. 5c line 1st I subsequent insertion. ' W an ted , to house Little Bank ltf Notice for Publicat United States Land O ffice, Pai Notice is hereby given that Magflatcifr'Hoj Bacona, O regon, who, on August 5th, 1908, made d j bcr land application. N o . 0 202, fo r S H o f NKV4 and k I onr and two, o f Section 6 . T 3 N . R 3 W o f Wiliam i Meridian, has filed notice o f intention to make ft— | proof, to establish claim to the land above described, bf j tore the Register and R eceiver at Portland, Oregon,« | the 15th day o f O cto b e., 1 X 8 . \ s Claimant names as w itnesses: Peter Hoffm an, o f Bacona, O regon . Charlie C. N elso n , o f Bacona, O reg o n . Soren Jeppesen, o f Bacona, O regen . Eli H ow ell, o f Bacona, O regon. D o S ewing — First class dressmaking. Miss Frankie Mat- ranch. Write thews. Cor. 4th St. and 5th Ave. So. D. Pierce, Gales Creek, Ore., phone Forest Grove. 12-t4* Forest Grove, Ore., Sept. 30, Î908. No. 32 Ind. Gales Creek. 9 tf F or S ale — a good six year old ~ Mrs. Elba Matteson went to the M c horse. Ira Brown, Forest Grove, F arm for R ent — Good 126 acr: Route 1. Minnville fair last week. A L G E R N O N S. DRESSER. 13-t5* farm on North Prairie. Inquire of Regist«. First Pub. A u g . 13, Carl Huston passed through Forest Wm. Kane, Forest Grove. 11-tf j TO RENT— A house, garden, chick- t ¡Grove Tuesday, enroute to Eugene, j -------j en park and stahle at Gales Creek, to a Notice for Publication, where he will attend the University. F o r S a l e — Four good horses, In-1 small family. Preferably to a man who ! United States Land O ffice, Portland, Oregoa. j qnire of A. Saelens, Forest Grove. 12t2 j wants to work by the day or job, and September 19,1901. No. 8534. I the wife a neat housekeeper. Address N otice is hereby g iv en that Joel C. Ash of Csk* C r -e k . O rrgon , w ho. on A u g . 16, 1 X 7 . made Horn«** FOR SALE— Billy Ward, Dr. Ward’ s a card to Mr. Proprietor, Gales Creek Report of the Condition of Entry N o. 16310. Serial N o . 0 3 7 3 , for Lots 2 6 J Sec horse, new buggy, harness robes, etc. i Ore. 13-tl* tion 29 and I^ot 5 Section 3 0, T ow nship 1 North. I 4 W r s t* W illam ette M eridian, has filed notice i f H The Forest 6rove National Bank All for $250. See Dr. Ward. 12-.2 •ention to make final Com mutation proof, I# rstahU# . FOR SALE— Handsome driving and claim to the land above described, before Regist* At Forest G rove, in the State o f O regon , a t the close o f | and R e ceiv er, at Portland, O regon , on the 26th < * i i business, September 2 3, 1908. F or R ent — The building opposite tiding horse, city broken, top buggy | October, X8. 1 Resources: News office, recently occupied as a and lamps, extra fine harness, great i Claimant names as w itnesses: Edward Seym our, o f Forest G r o v e, Oregon. Loans and D iscou n ts......................................$151,451 41 barber shop. Edward L. Naylor. 5-tf bargain. $200. W . H. Gatrell, 1st John W o e ll, o f G ales C reek , O regon. O verdrafts, secured and u nsecured........ 271 48 H ugh S m ith, o f Forest G ro v e, O regon. avenue and 7th street. 13-tl* FOR R ent — Small S. T. Walker, Sec. U . S. Bonds to secure circu lation ........... 75,000 Premium on U . S. Bonds ...................................... 00 1,265 63 I R ooms to R ent — With or without WANTED — Hops to bale. Satisfac Bonds, securities, e tc ..................................... 22,490 CO board. Apply at Aunt Ann Smith’ s tion guaranteed. Address Martin Cu- Banking H ouse, furn iture, and fixtures ... 15.617 78 residence, College Way. 11-tf ene or John Narup, Route 3, Banks, Due from National Banks (not resesve agtsT 3.825 69 Due from State Banks and Bankers 4,324 82 Oregon. 13-t2* Team, wagon and harness for sale Due from approved reaerve a g e n ts...... 87,025 65 | Checks and other cash items s u 2 s I cheap. Inquire of G. S. Thrapp, FOR SALE — Ceder posts and found Notes o f other N a’ ional Banks 00 Gales Creek. Ore. Ind. phone X53. ation stones. Call or phone E. J. Fractional p f per currency, n ickles. and cent* 12 » j : 11-tf. Eoos Ind. 261, Forest Grove. 13t5 S p e c ie .......................................................... 1 9 J 5 9 35 Legal tender n o te *............................ 190 00 19,749 35 Notice. FOR SALE— New Cream Separator; 1 .250 CO capacity _______ 450 lbs. per hour. John I will not be responsible for any Total ......................... ........................... .uj.tM j ; D*mes, Gaston, Ore.. R 1. 6-tf debts contracted by my wife, M A L W ittc S : Heltzel. I Capital stock paid i n .............................................. 25,000 00 FOR SALE— 4 acre tract with im J. P. HELTZEL. Banks, Ore. 12-t2 Surplus fund. 2 . 5 X 00 provements near town. Tel. 5435. Undivided profits, in s expenses and taxes paid 1.125 99 Also cow for sale. 8-tf Vetch Seed for Sale. j National Bank notes outstanding 2 1,2 0 0 00 Redemption fund with U . S. Treasurer (5 per ....................................... Demand certificates o f deposit....................... 23.831 34 Tim e certificates o f deposit................................... 60,021 19 765 00 j M iscellaneous 472 51 Cashier's checks outstanding «1 333,793 J7 State o f O regon , County o f W ash in gton , ss: I , J. A . Thornburgh. bank, do solem nly Cashier swear that o f the the above named above statement is true to the best of m y knowledge and belief. J. A . T H O R N B U R G H . Cashier. J W .F U Q U A Í TH OS. G. TODD A good Fountain Pen f o r i 1.00 It is all smooth sa ilin g when in this colum n. A few words readers and the results are Insertion. 2*-<» cen*s each M inim um charge 10 cts. F o r S a l e — Good 7 room close to car line $1100. T. H. hales, Forest Grove, National Bldg. By order of the President I Individual deposits subject to ch e c k ....................¡9 8 .8 6 6 94 We offer you a special rate on Our New Fall Tablets We carry a line no one else in town has, in various styles of ruled and unruled paper, an Oregon View Post Card in each cover. See our Window. L in e r C o lu m n Union will be held in the Reading Room on cent o f circulation> Poreiit drove. Ore. of the Correct Attest K>HN E B A IL E Y »■ ta r r iM u * r .« n a T . H. Notice for Publication. U .S . Land O ffice at Portland, Oregon Sept. 21st, tm N otice is hereby g iv e n that Charles Merle S id *A * 1 G lenw ood, t • ' Homestead application N o. 15G06. Serial No. P J * * ] N - ■ f N E W . and N ‘ s o f N W H . Section J4. ' north. R ange 5 W e s t, W illa m ette M e r i d i a n * * * I intention to m ake final five >»ar proof. • »blish c!a m to the land above described. before ■ ster and R e ceiv er, U. S. Land O ffice, at Portland.«^ J g o n . on the 28th day o f O ctob er. 1906. Claim ant names as w itnesses: Brice W ilso n , o f T im ber, O regon . G ilbert E . W e stin g h o o se , o f Tim ber. Orego«. Fben A Ires, o f G lenw ood, O regon. Jacob T C o x , o f G lenw ood. O regon. A L G E R N O N S. DRESSER. » « F * * First Published Sep t. 24. Notice to Creditors. SALE— Shadeland In the matter o f the estate o f Thom as Roe. * * * ' N otice is F o r S a l e — Good 7 room house outside city limits. Pantry and Fruit house. Lot, 1 acre. Good Orchard ind Barn. Furniture goes with the place. Price $1800; easy terms. T. H. Littlehales, Forest Grove. Ore. 46. Talk Is Cheap, But much talk takes time, and time is money with you and us. We do lit- tie talking about our line of 100 PER CENT PURE WOOL CLOTHES. U u If you look them over they will TALK FOR THEMSELVES. See our ad this week. LOST— Female Lewellyn setter, an H offman & allen C o . 1 W ashington hereby g iv e n C ounty, Roe and C has. O. that O reg o n , Roe the has executors ^ County a r p o ir itr f* * ^ ! o fth «w **‘ 1 testament o f T hom as R oe. deceased. And all persons h a v in g claim s against snHl hereby notified to present them i at »he store o f C h as. O . Roe * to us. ptopwfr ^ 1 O n.. Forest (>•*• g o n , w ithin s ix m onths from this date. Dated S e p t. 8 , 1906. - MARY A * * HAS f t » * . Executor* o f the last w ill nnd testame«*1* ^ swers to “ Betty.” and one black R o e , deceased. . r trcctMB* Spaniel, answers to Buster, with tail — The top price at Bailey’ s for youi Barnett Y . R oe, A tty . for Executors. t e lM t e « sheared. Reward. Communicate with Wool and Mohair. j D. L. Hiatt, Gales Creek, or News U T T V lH A ta r . Wool Try Schultz’ s ground bone for — Bailey will buy your N o te «, F u tlic. office. 13-t 2 » your hens. It will make them lay. Mohair. > W . B. H A IN E S s*»t„ iwa The best variety. Apply to A Wonder CHALMERS. Forest Grove or farm white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf near Centerville. 9-tf hOR O . S. H ig b y , o f Forest G ro v e, O regon. A L G E R N O N S DRESS*!« Ref i s » First Pub. Sep t. 2 4 , 1908. 1] ^ !