te Progressive Store G roceries, D ry G oods, B oots a n d S h o es A F ine Line o f G e n e ra l M e rc h a n d ise A Holbrook Lodge No. 30, v / A. F. and A. M. Spec- /Nr \ ial meeting this Saturday F u rn ish e d by th e Local R e ­ evening at 7:30. Work in the M. M. degree. Visiting brethren p o r te r of th e P ress welcome. Mrs. M. Bisbee visited with E dwin A llen , W. M. Miss Dora Johnson spent Sun­ A. B en K ori , Secretary. friends in the Grove last week. day in Forest Grove. The young friends of Richard M. Parkins who has been ser­ Wilson gave him a party at Rock­ DOINGS AT DiLLEY iously ill is improving. efeller Hall Tuesday night, it be­ Archie Clark and wife were F u rn ish e d by th e L ocal R e ­ ing his 16th birthday. Gales Creek visitors on Saturday. p o rte r of the P ress W. Sours, who has worked for Robert Lilly has gone to South­ E, Reuter some time, recently » Miss Wilcox of Cornelius has returned to Portland. ern Oregon for a two weeks stay. been visiting at the home of Mr. Mrs. Hazzard called at the 1 Miss Kate Kesler was a pas­ Fitch over Sunday, returning senger on the Lyda stage Mon­ home on Sunday evening’s train. school Tuesday. day. H. R. Burk returned from the Clarence Caser of Portland has Miss Cleo Wilabank of Corval- been visiting his uncle and aunt, Rose city Sunday. I lis is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Vanmeeter’s several days. M. Adler of tha Grove is doing 1J. W. Kyle. He returned to his home on the carpenter work at the Fair Oaks C. Harding of the Wilson River 21st inst. farm. surveyor’s camp went to Port­ Mr. McBride of the firm of Mc­ Mrs. M. Monner is in Portland land on Monday. Bride Bros, spent Sunday and with her husband who was oper­ George Culver and Cecil Kyle Monday in Portland. ated on for appendicitis last week were out from Wilson River for Miss Annie Turner of Portland | a few days last week. visited Sunday with her parents j Miss Lucy Wilson has returned in Dilley, returning home on the j home after a short stay with Mr. evening train. and Mrs. Fred Wilson. Ward Tolston of Sigers made a Charles Thrapp of Portland flying trip to Cornelius Sunday for the was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. evening. S. S. Dallas on Sunday. Brady Channing of Portland Claud Ryan and Walter Sarge was up Sunday visiting his par- J made another one of those mys­ ents near Dilley. terious trips to town on Monday. Rubin Frost, son of Professor The little ones of Mr. and Mrs. Frost was visiting at the home Frank Maitland, who have been of Mr. Joseph Vermilyea last Legal Notices sick with scarletina, have recov­ Sunday. ered. Harold Hanson was home Sun­ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Mrs. Julia Owens, who has day and left Monday evening for Notice is hereby given that been visiting at Corvallis for the Portland where he is employed 1909 tax rolls for Washington past six weeks, has returned in an automobile garage. i county, Oregon, will be open for home. The Quarterly Meeting of the I collection and payment of taxes George Fanner of Portland M. E. church of Dilley held an on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1910. All spent Sunday with John Erick­ all day meeting in the church on who make full payments of their son and wife. He left Monday the 16th. The services were en­ taxes before March 15,1910, will joyed by all. There were sever­ receive a rebate of 3 per centum, for Wyoming. al visitors from North Yamhill half payments can be made by Fay Wagner who has been sick and Carlton. the first Monday in April with­ for some time is improving under out interest charged or penalty On the 18th inst the Dilley the care of Dr. 0. C. Scheetz of j and the remaining half can be School had a debate, the pupils Forest Grove. paid at any time prior to the first of the 8, 9, and 10th grades being While cutting wood a few days j the combatants. The question: Monday in October, 1910. When ago D. G. Miller was hit in the R e s o l v e d , that environments r.o payment is made by the first eye with a small chip, the result have more to cio with a person Monday in April, 1910, the tax was a very badly swollen black | than heredity. The girls had becomes delinquent and the eye. I statute requires from that date a the affirmative and won. A good many of the Dilley penalty of 10 per cent per month ROY HAPPENINGS people attended the Holy City on said tax until it is paid. G eo . G. H ancock , oratorio held in the Grove on the C h ro n ic led by th e F ield R e ­ Sheriff and ex-officio tax collector evening of the 21. for Washington, Co. Oregon. p o r te r o f th e P re ss i Mr. Russell who has been Dated at Hillsboro, Ore, Jan, 27, grubbing land for J. F. Forbis John Woods went to Hillsboro 1910. J mostly all winter, had a break­ Monday. FINAL NOTICE. Bert Newhouse has his croquet down with his donkey engine on Monday evening, which is quite ground in fine condition. In the Matter of the Estate of a bad streak of luck. Sarah S. Myers, deceased. Mr. Reiling of Portland visited Notice is hereby given that the Cile Cassor of Portland was up last week with his son Charles. 2 or 3 days visiting with S. F. undersigned Executrix has filed W. W. Ryals was looking after VanMeeter and was looking with the County Court of Wash­ County her final account business interests at Gales Spur around for a location. He thinks ington in the above entitled estate, and Saturday. he will locate near Beaverton, that said Court has set the 9th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rieling Oregon, having sold his dairy day of May, 1910, at 10 o’clock m. of said day for the hearing spent Sunday near Glencoe with ranch east of Portland. He was a. of objections the said re­ a resident of Dilley a dozen years port. any Therefore Mrs. Reiling’s parents. any person hav- or so ago. I ing objection thereto will file the Mr. and Mrs. B. Q. Killen There was a load of Game same with the County Court on were business transactors in the before the day set for such Wardens in Dilley on the morn­ or town of Banks Monday. hearing. C ynthia L. B rown . Mrs. Wm. Skeene and brother, ing of the 22, looking for tres­ Executrix of the Will of Sarah S. Myers, deceased. J o h n Hiltz, were shopping in passers of the game laws of this L angley & S on , Attorneys. part. One of the party was from Portland last Friday and Satur­ Last pub. April 21. McMinnville. day. Don’t forget there will be ser­ Mr. W. E. Pegg of Dilley has ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. vices at 2 p. m. next Sunday and identified himself with the Bank Notice is hereby given that Sunday school at 3. All are cor­ of Beaverton and has been elect­ the undersigned has been dulv ed one of the Directors of the appointed by the County Court dially invited. bank. He states he will leave ot W ashington county, as Admin­ Mrs. Shamley and children left Dilley when the Dilley school is istrator of the estate of Mary E. the first of the week for Wash­ out. VV e all feel sad to lose him Harris, deceased, and all persons ington where they intend mak­ and family from our midst, he ho ding claims against the estate will present the same to me, duly ing their future home. has been a great help to our town. verified, at the office of Langley Mr. Bums worth and daught­ Mr. Abner Briggs of Dilley has and bon in Forest Grove, within ers Lennie and Alice, of Forest been quite poorly for several six months from the first publi­ Grove, were callers at the Ryal days and not able to attend his cation of this notice. gAed this 24th day of March. home Sundry afternoon, store. He is afflicted with rheu­ matism, but all hope he will be L angley & S on . Attorneys. W. C. Gray who has been very out in a short time. . , . W m . M. H arris . sick all winter has got so he can Admintstrator of the Estate of walk around again and is imrov- Mary E. Harris, deceased. Subscribe for th e PRFSS ing rapidly. Hoffman, Allen Co. 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