Tk FIRST NATIONAL BANK
moving the small house up against
COUNTY COURT.
the large house and will make a mod
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ern home where he will move his fam
Birdie V Cady et ex to M A
ily in the Spring.
Woods 5 ac in sec 15 t 1 s 1 $3250
Mrs. M. Kelsey and son Kenneth F C Aldrich et ux to G S Stacy
of Lents, Ore., have been visiting rela
3 1 10 ac in sec 26 t 1 s 1 .. 930
tives and friends in Forest Grove for Investment Co to I E Staples It
several days.
17 Ashbrook F a rm (4 .5 2 )a . 1130
Will H. Boos has taken charge of I E Staples et al to H A Hostet
ler It 17 Ashbrook Farm
Jake Wirtz’s barber shop near the Ma
(4.52 a ) .................................. 3050
sonic hall and now invites a share of
Robert
Hulme to A H Ruedy
the patronage.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
26.61 ac in Burnham tract
Mrs. L. M. Hoyt of Hillsboro, and
and other land....................... 7100
her sister, Mrs. Miller of Oregon City, Western Oregon Trust Co to J
were visiting with Mrs. S. G. Morgan,
W Masters tract 9 Virginia
Monday of this week.
place (10 a c ) .......................... 800
M. H. Shipley returned from Port G W Higby et al to 0 S Higby
pt of E Walker d 1 c t 1 n 4
land Monday evening after spending
w............................................... 625 1
several days visiting Mrs. W. D. Clark
Dorothy Seymour et al to E M
and Capt. Tyler’s family.
Elliott pt of E Walker d i e t
Mrs. M. Peterson and Henry Peter
1 n 4 w.....................................
10
son and family, who are visiting at W A Ferris to S T Johnson bk
the Peterson home, went to Newport
20 Boharts Subdivision.......... 1500
Sam Show js home from Corvallis Monday, to spend few days.
Oregon Nursery Co to Cassie
where he has been working for the
Grace Thrapp 2 j ac in W H
Ed Meresse formerly of The News
past six weeks.
Bennett d i e t l n 2 w ......... 275
but more recently connected with the
—Watch the Book Store “ Specials!”
Helen Douglas of Gales Creek left Condon Globe with his brothet Abel, Oregon Nursery Co to G S
17-14
for Baker City Friday where she will has returned to Forest Grove.
Thrapp 2^ ac in W H Bennett
d l c t l n 2 w ........................ 275
4 C. H. O’Neil of Dilley was in town visit for some time.
The United Artisans of Dilley, will
•^Tuesday.
N. B. LaCourse made a trip to East hold a basket social in their hall tomor Oregon Nursery Co to E A
Mincemoyer 12 8-100 ac in
Miss Iva Smith visited Portland the ern Oregon last week Saturday return row night, Friday. A good time is
W H Bennett d 1 c t 1 n 2 w 1200
ing
Sunday
evening.
promised
and
all
Artisan
are
invi'ed.
first of the week.
F M Heidel et ux to W O Don-
For the next 30 days we will close out our odd lines of
Geo. Hamblin of Timber, stopped in
H. E. 1 homas of the reportorial
elson pt of bk 22 Hillsboro. . 2000
Et-Sheriff John Connell of Hillsboro
Graniteware at actual cost, this will give you a chance to
! Forest Grove Wednesday as he was staff of the Oregonian, and wife were W A Shaw et al to B F Smith Its
was in town Tuesday.
going through to Portland.
in Forest Grove a few days the fore
21, 20 & 25 Aldrich Acreage 4500
stock up on cooking utensils at a great bargain.
F. A. Moore made a business trip
Miss Edna Hamilton and Miss Eth- part of the week visiliug Mr. Thomas’ E A Hyde et ux to R W Orr 20
• to Portland Thursday.
parents.
ac
in
secs
13
&
14
t
1
n
4
w
600
ella Stearns called on Miss Anna John
▼ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson of son at Spring Hill farm Sunday.
The Home Baking Company has re F G Heidel et al to Edward
Moore et al 12.23 ac in sec 1
Hillsboro were in town Friday.
ceived
a contract to furnish the bread
Rorbert Lancefield has moved his
t 1 s3 w ..................................
10
for
St.
Mary’s
school
at
Beaverton
Claud Smith and Walter Hamer are family from Amity to Forest Grove and The order means neatly 500 loaves per C A Wyman et al to Chas E
will occupy the Wm. Stewart house.
over on Wilson River fishing.
Hall 25 ac in sec 4 t 2 s 3 .. 100
month.
W
H Gatrell et al to Ira H Craw
A.
G.
Hoffman
has
built
an
up*to-
Mrs. Ella Leipold of Portland, is vis
Miss Fortune, who has charge of
ford 4 ac in sec 6 t 1 n 3 . . .
10
nate dog-house for the St. Bernard
iting her aunt, Mrs. W. M. Langley.
Miss Kirkwood’s Millinery parlors T H Smith to Chas D Hitchcock
pup he recently purchased for Alein.
went to Newberg to spend Sunday
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin of Portland was
2 l i ac in sec 9 t 2 s 2 w. . . 344
Joel Ash, John Woell and Edward at her home. She spent Monday in Emett Hoover to Mary Dailey
jthe guest of Anna Cornelius Saturday.
Seymour were in Portland Monday. Portland.
Its 4, 5, 6 & 7 bk 5 Purdy’s
P. A. Kircheiner of Banks, was in Mr. Ash was proving up on his claim.
add Dilley................................ 550
Miss
Harriet
Kreider,
who
has
town Tuesday on his way to Portland.
Miss Nancy Watt who lives on the worked in the bakery here for a long Mary Dailey et al to G W De-
Bord et ux same as above. . . 850
Rev. Barber has his new house com Gales Creek road in the north end of time, has given up her place there and
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pleted and they moved into it this town, is having her house painted. has gone to Portland where she has a E J Godman et ux to Mary P Al-
vey Its 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5»Tigard-
good position.
week.
ville P a r k ................................ 2500
— $425 fora good team, weight 2800
W. W. Wick of Portland, who died J E Loomis et ux to S B Starrett
Cleave Bunn of North Yamhill visit lbs , new wagon and harness. South
ed friends in the Grove the last of the east corner 3rd Ave. and First St. So. suddenly in Greenville, Pa., having
et al pt of bk 28 Forest Grove 325 I
week.
17 tf • just reached that place to visit his sick C S Arnold to P C Starrett Its 7,
brother, was a friend of C. V. B Rus
8, 9 & 10 bk 14 South Park
Miss Anna Cornelius and Miss Ber
Mrs. F. A. Moon, who has been
add Forest Grove................... 1200
tha Leabo went over to the Cornelius confined to the house by rheumatism sel of this place.
Miss Anna Johnson, who was kicked G S Stacy to H A Curtis pt sec
Ranch Sunday.
for some time, is able to be out again
26 t 1 s 1 ................................
10
in the face by a horse last Friday, was
E. W. Holmes was out from Port in town Monday to see the doctor. O W Scham et al to Geo W
S. B. Starrett is repairing the front
of the store occupied by Hoffman, land the first of the week visiting with She is improving fast and will carry no
Shepherd pt of bk 36 Forest
his parents and greeting old friends in scars as result of the accident.
Allen and Co.
G rove.......................................
10
| the Grove.
Geo Lechmeier et al to Isaac
The
concrete
work
is
completed
on
Russel Harrison and wife of Portland
Ennes 80 ac sec 34 t 1 s 3 w 900
E G. Mills who boueht a farm of J. N. Hoffman’s new building on Pa
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
W m Wolfstein et al to H M
! W. H. Green a short time ago is cific Ave. and it is ready (or the roof.
in Forest Grove.
Snead pt of Edwin B Comfort
The contract for a cement walk in.
d 1 c t 1 s 2 ............................ 800
front of the building has been let.
F A Evans et ux to Fred G An-
There will be a great game of foot
icker pt of sec 14 t 2 s 2 w. . 525
ball on the College grounds tomorrow Geo Kostur to Walter Hannan
afternoon at 3 o’clock, when Pacific
120 sc in sec 11 l 3 n S w . . 1000
will meet Willamette. This will be L E J Webber to F J Brock pt
one of the best games of the season
sec 9 t 2 s l w ....................... 300
and everybody is invited to come out. Ann M Nichols et al to Perry
Stewart pt of sec 24 t 1 f 1 .. 550
The Forest View Cemetery Associ
Tues. and Wed., Nov. 10th and 11th, 8:15 p. m. ation will meet m the parlors of the Jane M Smith to Maud Broder
ick Its 13, 14, 29 & 30 bk 1
Congregational Church
at
2:30
1
AUSPICES and BENEFIT-PUBLIC SCHOOL o’clock Tuesday, Nov. 3rd. Please Branford add Forest Grove. .
be prompt. All interested in the C G Thrapp to John A Ranes
34.47 ac in sec 7 t 1 n 5 w. 1500
work of the Association are welcome
E I Kuratli et al to W D Bath
to come.
pt of bk 5 H illsboro............. 2000
Judge and Mrs. W. H. Hollis re
turned Monday from several days’ trip
Millard White, aged 57 years, and a
up the valley in the interest of the
native son of Washington county, was
Bankers and Merchants Mutual.
buried at the West Union Baptist
They report not only an additional lot
church, Oct, 20, the remains having
for the association but that
Vocalist-
-Impersonator of the business
Psycoiogist-
been brought out on the morning train
valley is growing on every hand.
from Portland, the funeral taking place
PROGRAM
A new cement walk is being built from Hillsboro. Deceased was a son
on Council street and also one along of John S. White, who took up what is
Character Sketches
Musical
j the Fuqua property on First street. known as the Freeman donation land
Impersonations
Character Sketches
Both these walks are in the territory of claim, now owned by Mr. Bechen.
Musical
Impersonations
the Oregon Electric terminal grounds Deceased was a grandson of Judge
Humorous Tex ture
Readings
and it is understood that there are David Lenox, an early pioneer, who
When, Whom and How to
Psyehologieal Lecture
I many other improvements to be made donated the ground for the West Union
D k . S - M . W E N D I"
“ H o o d o o s ’
LO V E
I there soon.
Physic Ian a Surarim
cemetery, many years ago. Mr. White
A laugh from start to finish
Eleven ladies met with the Misses moved away from Washington county
Science of Spooks
Consolation for Bachelor Maids j Darlings at their home last Friday in the sixties, and resided for many
CONSULTATION IN GERMAN OR ENGLISH
Bring“your Rabbit Foot
' evening and formed a Swastika Club. years in Umatilla county.
I SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUR
' The club will be limited to twenty
•
Don’t M iss It ladies. The evenings will be devoted
■
The Event of the Season
— Hot Luncnes at Little Bakery. GERY AND ELECTRICALTREATMENTS Imported and Domestic Patterns
and Novelties
to literature and music. The ladies are
—Fine line of ladies handkerchiefs Office in Forest Grove Nat’l Bank Bldg.
expected to bring their fancy work and at Kirkwood’s Millinery.
Residence at present, Forest Grove
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supposed to work while they listen.
Hotel; in about two weeks at Dr. D. W. |
.. „
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FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK
—See display of Onyx ware at Carl Ward’s office. Call* answered day or Y o u are cordially invited to call
Light refreshments will be served.
A. G. Hoffman and M. S. Allen, Hinman’s Hardware Store on Pacific night. Both Phones.
and inspect our stock
F O R E S T G R O V E , OREGON
who own a large tract of land north ol Ave.
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS
town, are having it plowed and sub
—Miss Gertrude Kirkwood carries a
Miss Marie Spiesheart
soiled 12 inches deep.
They will
complete
line of toilet articles for
M ar. 2 2 . 1907
plant it to Walnut and peach trees.
$ 4 8 , 223.17
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The trees will be 50 feet apart, alter ladies.
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Phv ician and
nating the two. The Oregon Nursery
« B U S IN E S S COLLEGE
May 20, 1 07
— White River Flour made of best m I
8 H
'N A IM IN O T O N A N D T IN T M IT *
Surg-on. X Ray and all electrical ap
Co. are furnishing the trees all to be Eastern Oregon wheat for sale at Bai
$89,822.17
PORTLAND, O R IQ O N
pliances in office. Calls answered
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W R ITE FOR C A T A L O G
two years growth.
j Tks School tk+ t P i g , " Y o u in a Good P o sitio n
A ugust 22, 1907
ley’s Big Store.
47-tf
night or day.
Last Friday evening Dr. and Mrs.
H A V E YOU S E E N IT ?
of
Forest* Grove, Oregon
HOOK HANDLE
N
E
V
E
R 3LIPS
our strength.
the danger of being'scalded.
Alleviates \|he unpleasantness of washing'
Costs no more than the old style.
;
The Oldest National Bank in
Washington County
THE
»
ON ROCHESTER WASH BOILERS ONLY
Come in and let us explain
them to you.
C IT Y
See o u r B a r g a in C o u n te r
Carload KEYSTONE fencing has
just* arrived
I
itE r 3 i= f f i= m = R - 4 4 -0
l
GOFF BROS.
H ARDW ARE
FOREST GROVF.
OREGON
FALL AND WINTER. GOODS
We have a large stock Lo select from
this fall and invite you to call and in
spect onr goods.
O pera H ouse
SHOES, DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
BANCROFT-LEWIS
V.
S.
ABRAHAM
The Corner Store
THE PARIS
MILLINERY PARLOR
M
I
$130,722.92
D ecem ber 3, 1907
$ 1 6 0 ,3 7 2 .4 6
F e b ru a ry 14. 1908
$ 185 , 324.09
.M A Y 14, 1 9 0«
$249,533.04
JU LY
15, 1008
$27Q,165.0S
.S e p te m b e r 2 3 , 1008
$ 2 8 3 , 9 5 7 .3 8
Boggess were tendered a reception by
the members of (he M. E. Sunday
School. W. K. Curtis on behalf of
the Sunday School presented them
with an umbrella rack. Much good
natured rivalry existed, each class try
ing to outdo the others in giving its
class yell. All report a good time.
Superintendent M. C. Case returned
Tuesday from a visit to schools in this
county. He says that steps should be
taken to generally improve the sanitary
| condition of school grounds and build
ings. Last year several districts were
forced to suspend school on account of
contagious diseases, and while the
school houses were fumigated, out
buildings were left free to propagate
disease germs for future sickness
Argus.
(OLMESi
i
About Nov. 1st A. B. Thomas of the Oregon Land & Trading Company, will make a
trip to Iowa and other eastern points. W hile gone he will make a special effort to find buy
ers for Washington County property. All property listed with the Oregon Land & I rad-
ing Company before he starts east will be advertised free. If you want to sell your Farm,
Fruit Land or Town Property, you cannot afford to neglect this opportunity to have it ad
vertised. Bring us a full description of what you have for sale.
OREGON
LAND AND
T R A D IN G
CO M PANY
Incorporated
F o r e s t d r o v e , O re g o n
B o th T e le p h o n e s
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