Obituary.
will be
J.tmes Boldrick passed peacefully
learn that the next
away at 9:30 p. m. on the 12th of
November at the family residence, attraction at the local opera house will
“ North Mount” in Forest Grove be the Clark Burroughs Company pre­
Oregon. His death came as a great senting Eugene Molnor’s greatest suc­
shock and surprise to his family al­ cess “ The Devil.”
though he had been an invalid for “ The Devil” is considered by many
many years. Mr. Boldrick came to as the greatest play ever written. It
stem noim~
Forest Grove in quest of health, June shows the satan, that we have been
FHUIIUIIIN0
16, 1905 and for a time appeared to prone to picture as a creature with
r ,*^LKJ>XSL. 8«-
improve and hope for his recovery w is hrrns and cloven hoofs, in the guise of
MANUFACTURED
BY
CRESCENT
MILLS—
FOREST
GROVE
entertained but a severe attack of the
modern man of the world whose
grippe in the winter of ’07 weakened greatest desire is to cause trouble gen­
tors) to E F Willis pt sec 31
A. E. NOURSE.......................MANAGER him considerably and he never fully re erally. It can readily be seen that a
covered.
He
has
been
slowly
and
play
written
upon
this
theme,
would,
if
i
i
2 n 3 ..................................... 700
j. F. W o o d s ................................ e d ito r
painfully sinking ever since from ner­ written at all well, be something away q Steeples et al to Herman
THURSDAY. NOV. 19, 1908 vous prostration and passed away at out of the ordinary and something to Wetzler pt sec 16 t 1 s 2 . 2100
the age of 64 years. 2 months and 27 mike one think. The very fact that \r.drew Weigert to Jos Balogh
days. The funeral was held at his “ The Devil” when it was first released et aj pt 0( its 21 & 22
PROBATE COURT
late residence at 2 p. m. November by its author was immediately produced Amended Plat of N Tigard-
Estate of C H Olmsted, deceased. 14 and conducted by Rev. Hiram iu two New York theaters, where it j vj]]e ......................................... 700
Last will and testament admitted tc Gould, assisted by Rev. Mr. Belknap, is still playing to packed houses, is c H Mattox to Elva J Mattox
probate. Rose J Olhnsted appointed of Hillsboro, who spoke very feelingly guarantee enough that the play is it 7 Electric Addition to
executrix without bonds. Wm Weitzel to the bereaved ones.
The famous Charter Oak heat­
worth seeing.
Tigardville.............................. 550
J C Corl and John Anderson appointed There was a large number present The Clark Burroughs company is Oregon Nursery Co to Eva
ing stoves are the best heat
appraisers.
and many followed the remains to the prepared to give an exceptionally Brandenberg Its 5 & 6 bk 4
yroducers with the least fuel of
Estate of Mary Jane Sutherland, de- Forest View cem-tery where the inter good performance of “ The Devil.” j Orenco Townsite ................. 235
iny stoves on the market. As
c :ased. Ordered that F E Rowell be ment took place. The grave had They ca-ry a carload of scenery and ' a M Spickelmier to E A Eddy
or Ranges there are no better
authorized to pay sum of 8322 92 due been very thoughtfully arranged by electrical effects and the personal of 1 acre in sec 26 t 2 s i . . . .
10
nakes than the Real Estate
on note of H Wehrung, and that he kind friends. The pall bearers were the company is so good that many S C Bowles et al to Chas L Bru­
charge the sum of 8185.25 against the Messrs. Hollinger, Show, Traver and managers of opera houses where they baker Its 18 & 19 Ash brook
Lange, prices range from
s iare of W W Fletcher in said estate. Green. The floral tributes were many have played have asked for return en­ Farm......................................... 2275
Estate of Eliza Lichty, deceased. and verv pretty.
gagements.
Amelia Clemens to Chas J Cow-
Administrator authorized to sell pei- Mr. Boldrick was born in Canifton, Supporting Mr. Clark Burroughs, niah 4 acres in sec 33 t 2 n
sonal property, except money notes Ontario, Canada, August 15, 1844 who assumes the role of The Devil, 2
............................................
100
and accounts, at private or public sale. When a young boy the family moved are Miss Maude L. Francis, Miss Ca­ Catherine B Reynolds to Sierra
GRANITEWARE
Estate of Chas F Larsen, deceased. 1 to the Sixth Concession of Thurlow mille Kearns, Miss Jessie Edwards, Nevada Lyon pt bk 7 Hills­
Petition filed to sell real estate. Dec. where he resided the greater part of Mr James Conway Mr. H. L. Mor­ boro ......................................... 1400
and
14 time set to hear said petition.
his life on a farm. He was also the ton, Mr Charles Lewis and Mr. H. S. Jane M Smith to Mallie F Rau
TINWARE
Estate ol John H Kendall, deceased. president of the Bronk cheese factory Pillsbury.
Its 27 & 28 bk 1 Tran ford
Inventor filed and approved valuation for twelve years but ill health forced The engagement is for two nights add Forest G ro v e...................
1
85378.07.
him to resien. He was married Aug. commencing Nov. 20th. On the sec­ Gust Erichson ei al to John W
Estate of Laura E Mills, deceased. 30, 1882 to Miss Amanda Homan, of ond night, Nov. 21st, H. L. Norton’s Templeton 10 acres in H
Inventory and appraisement filed and the same place, two children were great comedy-drama “ The Cattle Parsons d i e t 1 s 4 ......... 60
approved. Valuation 8964.25.
born to them, who died in their Queen” will be produced.
J DRode et ux to M J Brown
Estate of John L Banks, deceased. infancy and weie followed to the grave
pt of A W Moore Hinman d 1
I ventory and »| praisement filed and four years later.
Rain Brings Joy.
c ................................................. 20001
Successor to S. a . Hughes
approved. Valuation 81980.
Mr. Boldrick married a second time After several weeks of splendid Arthur W Moore et ux to R D
F o r e s t G ro v e
O reg on
to Miss Theresa Ketecheson Nover - weather during which the farmers Montague pt of secs 1 & 2 t
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ber 13, 1889, of Raudon, who wiih grasped the opportunity afforded them 2 n 5 w ....................................
N G William and Ida C White.
Chas J Kaler and Alvina A Matthies. their two daughters, Amanda and Dor­ to do their late seeding and to dig
othy survive
him. , . He „ . also , leaves
John R Romme and Edith Wise.
„ „ Sarah
„ Dresden,
. one I . their potatoes, the spell was broken |
sister,
Mrs.
A.
Grier
of
Clifford Brown and Edna P Hamil­
afternoon when copious show­
Ont.; and brothers, John of Belleville, Sunday
ton.
ers
fell.
Monday was a fine day,
Herman H Rehse and Maud E Me-1 Ont; Thomas, of Denison, Texas; Tuesday more showers fell, and the
Richad, of Des Moines, Iowa; and weather for the remainder of the week
Clarckin.
------------------------ ! George, of this place.
has been what the forecaster is pleased
Formal announcement of the en-j Mr. Boldrick has been a staunch to call “occasional showers.”
gagement of Miss Maud Shannon, of Methodist nearly all his life, ha.ing The rain has given new life to crops j
this city, and Hon E. B. Tongue, of joined when a young man. The fam- | which are showing up in splendid
H'llsboro, was made at the session of j ily have the sympathy of the com- shape. Dairymen rejoice that the
the Fleur de Lis club last Thursday ' munity.
grass is coming up fine and that there
which met at the home of Mis. John The calf replied to mother cow:
will be considerable green fodder for
Wilson Macrum. The announcement
Oh, thank you, ma I’m better now; the cows before it is necessary to feed
was made in a rather unique mannet No “ longer
them all dry feed in the stables.
I have the blues.
and was read by Mrs. Willis Goff, the Since my will hide
they want for Star
COUNTY COURT.
secretary of the club, from a document
Brand
Shoes.”
prepared after the form of an indict At Hoffman & Allen Co.’s Store. 20-tf
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ment, Cupid being the complainant
Notice
to
Route
1
Patrons.
Wilhelmina
II Smith et al to
Miss Shannon who has been one of the
Amelia
Stienkemier
pt of sec
most active members of the organiza­ C. Holzmeyer of Davids Hill, who
31
t
1
n
3
w
(40
acres)..
. 4000
tion, was the recipient of many con­ had several articles taken on Hallow­
Louis
A
Davis
et
al
to
Geo
L
gratulations from the members and een night, is still minus a front wheel
felicitations from friends have followed of his hack, and in order to recover all Davis Its 1 & 2 sec 32 t 1 s
400
from that day. The wedding will take his property respectfully requests those 2 ...................................................
place January 2. The prominence of who know about it to give information Geo Behnke to C H Schritt pt
the principals in Forest Grove and a< to its whereabouts by dropping a Its 12 & 14 Electric Add to
Hillsboro social circles will nnke the note in his mail box. This will be Tigardville.............................. 2C0
affair one of the chief society events of greatly appreciated and no questions G B Wood et al to R L Wood
pt of sec 3 t 1 d 4 ................ 1500
the new year.
will be asked.
John H Shields et al to F W
Cook man et al pt of sec 1 t
2 s 2 & other lands.............. 3000
C Lehmann et al to Frank Jan-
iscn Its 5 & 6 bk D Lehman
K. N. STAEHR
BURDETTE SHIPMAN
acre tract................................ 875
Mary E Crowder et ai to Law­
Office at the B azur next to the Postoffcc.
rence W Crowder 75 ac in
Some of this week's Bargains
Z M Rowell d i e t 2 s 2 . . . 2250
August Matthies et al to W P
Killgore 20 ae in Wm McLin
7 room house and barn, 3 lots 3-acre corner lot all in Iruit, with
with some fruit. This is the best large 8 room house, also chicken
d S c t l s 3 w....................... 3800
bargain in town a t............ 81100 houses. Price...................82500
L C Rogers et al to J F Kill-
A good house and lot in Forest 10 Acres one mile from Forest
gore Its 12 & 13 Cornelius
Grove, with some fruit, gooil lo Grove all under cultivation, good
Environs..................................
500
cation. A snap for............ 8900 family orchard with choice fruit.
M
L
Cruikshank
et
al
to
Inez
Price ............................... #2000
A 5 room modern cottage with 8 Acres with house and barn,
N Haynes 80 acres in secs
lot 50x100 ft. located in South large orchard located one and one
34 & 35 t 3 s 2 w ................ 2000
Park. Price $1050, $400 down half miles Irom Forest Grove and
Edw
Benson et al to L C Kin-
balance $6 per month.
close to the new Electric Rail
rer
et al 37.85 acres in Jacob
10 Acres one mile from Forest Road station. Price. . . . 82100
Hoover d l c t l n 2 & 2 w 4000
Grove, good house and barn, 5 Acres ol land with new house
running water, plenty ot fruit, fine
Elizabeth H Dodge to J B F
barn located J mile from R.
location.............................. $2500 and
Dodge pt of sec 26 t 2 s 2
R. station, land is all under cul-
38 Acres of land 7 miles from tivaion and on good county road.
Forest Grove. 30 acres cleared, Price.....................................#1060
Frank T Weisenbeck to Lizzie
house and barn, 8 acres in fruit, 10 Acres of land, 2 miles from
M Shersill It 6 bk 37 South
on milk and mail route, also close Forest Grove, 2j acres in straw­
Paterni Bldg.
Forest Grove, Oregon
Coast
add H illsboro............ 375
to school and church.. .. $2500 berries, 1 acre in logan berries,
H
C
4
J
F
Carstens
(
Execu-
380 Acres ol land. 135 acres in good family orchard, fine spring,
cultivation. 130 acres in pasture house and barn, some wood on *
balance in timber. Good 8 room the place. Puce................. $1650
house, wind mill and two barns. 60-Acre ranch, 30 acres cleared,
This place is located 7 miles from 5-room house, barn and orchard
Forest Grove on milk and mail gor'd spring. This ranch is lo­
route, has springs, running water cated 4 miles from R. R. station
and large orchard. This place and can be had for #35 an acre,
can be had for #40 per acre on #500 down, balance on long time
easy terms
at 5 per cent.
HEATING STOVES
and Ranges
$26 to $50
CARL HINMAN
r
I
i
A SNA
In Dining Rorni Furniture which cannot be dupli­
cated in Oregon
We have a few
“Golden Ok Quarter Sawed Finish” Extension
Dining Tales with set of six chairs to match,
which we will
G iv e
A w a y
this wak for the rediculously low price of
$ 19.50
Forest Grove Real Estate Company
for the comlete set of table and chairs. This would
ordinarily sst you from $25 to $30 and is a boni
fide bargai. We have the goods to prove it».
Table 44 irh top; 5 inch heavy legs.
Don t» fail i see us. We can save you money on
aything in House Furnishings.
HOYf FURNITURE CO.
Try
errod Hour
i
Guaranteed