FOREST GROVE PRESS. FOREST GROVE. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 3. 1913
Farmers to Test Game Law.
ESTATE
^A C TIV ITY
Furnished by Wilkes Abstract Co. of Hillsboro
Charles W Mertz anil wf to Victor Bieghler et al 1 acre in 1 n 3, $575.
Joseph Brock and wf to James E
I Fuqua and w f 5oxl50 ft in lot l.blk
W est and wf lot 7 Rich Acres, $860.
42, Forest Grove, $650.
Mary J Loxley and hus Alexander
George W Clarke to A J Clarke 11
Brebm r part o f lots 9 and 10 Am en­
acres In sec 36, 1 n 3 $10.
William Hollis and w f to Lola H ded plat o f Falrvlew Add, $1500.
Alexander Brebner to
Christena
Graham lots 8 and 9, CreBtvlew $100.
H A Collins and w f to C B VVllllai i Daves part o f lots 9 and 10 Amend-
| ed Plat of Falrvlew add to Hillsboro,
lot 2, blk 1, Tim ber, $250.
Frank Murlburt to James Kissick, ! $10 etc.
Nettie M Austin to Coline V
Dy-
EV4 o f SK'/t see 22, 3 N 4, $10.
Title and Trust Company to T J ment two tracts in blk 8 N aylor’s add
El ford, lots 7 and 8, Paine Tract, | to Forest Grove, $500.
M E Huffaker and w f to F
A
$2866.67.
Oregon
and
California
Railroad Younger S '5 lot 8 in subdivision lot
Company to A J Hutchinson S W !4 of 13 Garden Home, $1000.
Dirkje Storey and hus to Florence
NWVi sec 13 2 N 3, $160. etc.
Clarence U Hicks and wf to Frank Brook lot 24 Hills Acres, $10.
T H Osgood and w f to Cynthia A
E Hicks W 4.745 acres of SV4
of
Westeott E>/6 of SEV4 o f NWVi sec
lot 1, Aldrich Acreage $10.
F W Stone and wf to hi F O’ Rourke 16 1 s 4. $242.20.
T E Dodson and w f to Jack Tuggle
SV6 o f SEV4 o f N K '/i sec 4, 3 N 3
% int in SE !4 sec 6 3 n 3, $10.
$2500.
Willlard L Plummer and w f to W C
John A Foote to Emma Hamel 43.-
89 acres in A Zachary 1> L C, $1.00. Demers part of lot 2 sec 33 1 n 3,
$10 etc.
etc.
Anna B Schelter to E A
Muck
John A Foote to Lydia Gardner,
43.89 acres in A Zachary L) L C $1.00. and hus 20 acres in sec 11 2 s 3, $700.
Mattie S Hess andwf to Mike Wirak
etc.
John A Foote to W illiam
Llghty and wf 75x100 ft in lot 2 blk 7 F or­
30 acres in Alexander Zachary DLC est Grove, $10.
W II Perry and w f to George
N
$1. etc.
John A Foote to Frank Lichty 43.- Chapman and wf tract in die o f A l­
vin T Smith 1 s 3; also lot 3 blk 1
89 acres in A Zachary DLC $1. etc.
George P Sink to Jennie E Chand­ K nob Hill add to Forest Grove $10.
sec
ler y2 lilt in SEV4 O f N W '/i sec 27; 5 acres in It S Tupper d 1 c
Elmer Scheese to Dovey
Williams
WV4
SE !4 and UVa o f SW*4 sec
13 1 s 4,$700.
27, 2 S 2 $1. etc.
George N Chapman and wf to W H
Florence Tongue M unger and bus
to Mary J Loxley 10 acres in
lots Perry and w f lot 4 blk 10 South Park
9 and 10, amended plat of Falrvlew add to Forest Grove, $1800.
T II Beverly to Mark Merideth Vz
Add to H illsboro $10.
llattle Jones and bus to George W lilt in 13.10 acres in W m W Catch­
Hughes and Emily E Sloan WVi
of ing and wf d 1 c 1 s 3; also 5.70 acres
lots 5 and 6, blk 7, Falrvlew Add to in said d 1 c,$10.
W C Lang to F A VanKirk lots 3
H illsboro $1000.
Carrie Crosley to Harry II Fox part and 5 blk 5 Sherwood Acres, $10.
Josephine Wigman and hus to O M
o f lot 4, blk 8, Forest Grove $10.
add
Carrie Crosley to John Simon part Gardner tract in blk 7 N aylor’s
to Forest Grove, $1.
o f lot 4 blk 8 Forest Grove $10.
J W Barnes and wf to W J L eon ­
Charles 11 Foster and w f to John A
Putney et al tract adjoining DLC oi ard et al lot 7 Barnes Acres, $500.
J W Barnes and w f to It L Tu cker
W m Pointer and wf, 1 S 1 $100.
John A Foote to Perry Foote lots lot 6 Vista Acres, $875.
II W Brut nning and w f to Clara
2 and 7, blk 4, Humphreys Add to
6 and 8, Peach-
Hillsboro. Lots 1 and 2, blk 20 Sim Bruennlng tracts
mons Add to Hillsboro. Part o f lots vale $500.
L M Graham and wf to Minnie H
3 and 4, blk 20, Simmons Add $1.
W right part o f blk 16 Forest Grove,
etc.
John Hansehel and w f et al
to $ 200 .
Henry W Scott to Daisy E Scott
Unii in Investm ent Co 8EV4 sec
7,
NMi o f N'/z of SEVi sec 12 1 s 5, $1.
1 N 1 $26,000.
Hermann Thurnher to Gustaf N C
J W Raynard anil wf to Julia M
and Peterson 5*5 acres in Solomon Emer-
Raynard \V % o f E u o f HW Vi
EV4 o f ■ U o f NW % o f SWV4 see 8 ick and w f d 1 c sec 4 1 s 3, $2150.
C B Campbell and wf to Lyda Weit-
2 S 2 $1
T 8 Mol tonici and wf to Annie ze.l part o f blk 3 W alker’s add to For­
Rhodes lots 7, blk 1, Myers Add to est Grove, $2100.
A J Hartram pf to Joseph Cawrse
Reedvllle Homes $10.
Annie Rhodes to John Gorsterschla 74.151 acres in itavld Monroe d 1 c
ger lot 7, blk 1, Myers Add to Reed 1 n 3, $11300.
Frederick W alker and w f to W W
ville Hom es $750.
In
M S W oodm an and w f to Mintib Hostetler S ’ - o f 40 acre tract
W illiam s trait in SVi o f N W U sec Jacob Sw anger il 1 c sec 1 1 n 2,
$5000.
31 2 n 3, $10.
A J Hartram pf to Ernest
Wie-
Fred W eigelt to Oscar Helenius 10
bold 63.304 acres in David Monroe d
ncres In sec 27 2 s 1, $1300.
Gustav Kappahaha and wf to W L 1 c No 44 1 n 3, $15000.
M° T 0Rt (
RACES
*\
RACES
Forest Grove, Oregon,
Six fast events, including
feature and challenge races
y C lE
April 5 and 6
Admission 50ds.
For full reports get the Forest Grove Press.
CEMENTW ORK.
Foundations, Walks, Curbing, Drains,
Cement Work of all Kinds. Everything
guaranteed from start to finish.
M . S. T A U N T O N ,
Forest Grove,
-
Oregon
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
R e m o v in g C a llo u s .
For callous on the Toot soak
In hot water containing a little
washing soda, after which cover
the callous with oin tm en t This
may be repeated several nights.
Or you may paint the callous
twice a day for several days with
a solution o f flexible collodion
and salicylic acid, thirty grains
o f the latter to an ounce o f the
former. Do not apply this solu­
tion to the healthy skin. A fter
this treatment the foot should
be soaked in hot water and the
surface scraped with a dull
knife.
ni
‘fi­
BUYING BY
TELEPHONE
The easiest, quickest, simp­
lest, most pleasing method o i
placing orders for right-away
delivery. Call 901.
That’ s
all no trouble to you, or extra
cost. Our stock is complete
in every department. Call us
first and save time and trouble,
Forest Grove Pharmacy
The Up-to-the-Minute Druggists
ifi-
Put your ad in the Press.
Wilbur Weston was seeh on
the streets o f Forest Grove Sun­
day.
Bring your wool and mohair to
A. G. Hoffman and Company for
highest cash price.
18tf
Mrs. C. F. Elder, of Seattle, is
visiting at the home o f her sis­
ter, Mrs. A. L. Sexton, this
week.
Frank Doan, o f the Grove High
school, visited the Washington
High school the latter part of
last week.
Jewelry repairs are a part of
this store’s claim to usefulness.
The job must suit you whether
it’s a trifling one, or a big one.
Shearer & Son, Forest Grove.
18tf
Miss Bertha Dorris, a student
at the local High school, visited
over Sunday with friends in
Portland.
Mrs. John McNamer, who
recently underwent a serious
operation in a Portland hospital,
has returned to her home in this
city.
This store’ s reputation is built
anew on every sale that is made
here. W e’re willing to let it rest
on the next jewelry purchase
you make here. Shearer & Son,
Forest Grove.
18tf
J. F. Leise, of this city, who is
employed in a Portland depart­
ment store, is home for a two
weeks’ vacation.
Hillsboro, Ore.—Hundreds of
farmers in Washington County
are in arms against section 41,
amendment to the game laws of
the state, giving anglers the
right to use as a highway for
angling purposes all territory be­
tween the streams and the high
water lines. This would mean,
in many instances, that a fisher­
man could walk over half o f an
owner’s place, as the Tualatin
river and Dairy creek ofttimes
flood acres o f territory.
A number have signified their
intention to test the law.
Dr. Lowe, the well
known optition, will
he at Hotel Loughlin
Friday, April 4. Don’ t fail to
have him test your eyes for
glasses. Scores o f Forest Grove
references. In Hillsboro Satur­
day.
Reedville Pastorate Separate.
Orenco, Ore. —Beginning Sun­
day, Rev. L. Myron Boozer, who
has been serving as pastor of the
Presbyterian church here and
the one at Reedville, will devote
his entire time to the interests of
the Orenco church. Heretofore,
preaching services have been
held at Reedvilie Sunday morn­
ings, Orenco getting but one
s e r v i c e on Sunday evening.
Hereafter, the Orenco charge
will have two services each Sun­
day. Who the new pastor for
Reedville will be has not been
learned.
A new and up-to-date line of
wall paper in many handsome
patterns. Pl a i n , figured and
novelty goods to select from.
All prices to fitll a pockets. Pat­
erson’ s Furniture Store, Forest
Grove.
18tf
Pioneer W oman is Dead.
Hillsboro, Ore.—Mrs. Lucy E.
Walker, pioneer o f 1847 and
widow of the late Stephen Walk­
er, died at her home in this city
Saturday. She was the daughter
o f Peter Shull and was born in
Illinois, J u l y 12. 1829. Two
years after her arrival in Oregon
she was married. For many
years she made her residence
here.
Of eight children, the
f o l l o w i n g survive: Douglas,
James and William Walker and
Mrs. George H. Waite.
The house clocks are so much
a prrt of the home that they
should be a delight to the eye, as
well as truth-tellers. T h e s e
w e’ re offering answer to that de­
scription. Shearer & Son, For­
est Grove,
18tf.
Marion Knighten, while in
town last Friday, dropped in on
the Press and renewed his sub­
scription to the "paper that does
* i •
y
A few of our many
snappy styles in
Ladies’ Par Excellent
In Black and Tan............................................................... at $4.00
Diamond Special, Gun Metal and V i c i ............$3.50 and $3.75
Latest Style Suede................................................................... 3.75
A beautiful
line of
Spring Pumps and Oxfords
Black and Tan............. $3.75
S u ed e............$2.50 and 3 00
V e lv e t................................. $3.00
Patent Leather.................... 2.50
Peters Weather Bird for Boys and Girls, $2.25 to $3
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ OXFORDS
In Black, Tan and Patent L e a th e r..................... $1.25 to $2.00
Barefoot S an d als........................................................75c to $1.50
Shoes for tlie little folks, f r o m .................................75c to 1.50
Just a word about our premiums.
VVofhpiain S
Fancy
Dishes to our list o f premiums and our customers can have a
choice between these and the silverware.
Phone
631
A. G. HOFFMAN CO
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
YOUNG WOMAN !
At Pacific University
You can obtain a thorough education, one that will fit you to
grapple with the world if necessary. Moreover, you can live in a re­
fined, homelike atmosphere at Herrick Hall (the finest girl’s dormitory
in the Pacific Northwest) while you are pursing your studies. Further­
more, you can receive systematic instruction in gymnastics and enjoy
the privileges of the gymnasium and swimming pool.
Enroll at
for Education, Health and Physical Development, and
Do It Now !
For particulars address
P A C IF IC U N I V E R S IT Y
Care Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon.
WATCH THIS SPACE!
»
When you commence house-
Just arrived in the city today
cleaning don’ t forget to kalsomine a fresh supply o f Whitman's
the walls. The best at G. G. chocolates at the Forest Grove
Paterson’s. Forest Grove. 18tf
Pharmacy.
18tf
Subscribe for the Press.
Men’ s Diamond Special, Black and Tan......... $4.50 and $5 00
“ 18 Carat Button......................................................... at 4.00
“ Cascade Bluchers ......................................................at 4.00
“ Salt o f the Earth........................................................at 4.50
“ Black D iam on d..........................................................at 3.00
“ liv e Oak ................................................................... at 2.00
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y
Mrs. Littler Entertains.
The members o f the Women’ s
Home Missionery society of the
Methodist Church, with their
friends, were guests at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Littler last Friday
afternoon. Several p l e a s a n t
hours were passed and tempting
refreshments enjoyed.
Some exceedingly low prices
Does it pay you to send your
on choice Toilet soaps at the sewing out when you can buy a
Forest Grove Pharmacy. 18tf
good second hand sewing ma­
Mrs. Sidney Deardorf, from chine at Staehr’s Bazaar for $5,
the grand old state of Missouri, fully guaranteed to do perfect
22tf
arrived in Forest Grove last Fri­ work?
day to make her home with her
S. C. Killen, editor o f the
brother, L. S. Fairchild. Broth­ Hillsboro Independent, was in
er and sister had not seen each the Grove Friday, and called on
other since 1854 and the reunion the Press staff for a short but
was a most joyous one.
pleasant visit.
Bring U» Your Produce.
We are giving special prices
for poultry and veal and all other
farm produce. We are the orig­
inators o f "Cash for Produce.”
Schultz Pure Food Market and
Grocery, Forest Grove.
IStf
It has been proven that there are no better shoes
than those made by the Peters Shoe Co. W e have a
full line, and name here a few of the styles and prices :
Hazen Maynard, who recently
purchased the Cox farm near
Banks, has offered a carload of
potatoes to be sent to the flooded
districts o f the middle west.
Miss Dorothy Jones and Lois
Livingston were absent from
school this week because o f an
attack o f measles.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60,000.
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B o a r d
Geo. Mizner
L. J. Corl
H. G. Goff
W. H.
of
D ir e c t o r s :
T. W. Sain
W\ K. Newell
’John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
Hollis
E. W. Haines