FOREST GROVE PRESS THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, 1914 PAGE 3 W M V .V .V .V .V V .V .V .V .V .V . Fund .................................... 636 88 J. E. Bailey spent Saturday in Portland. Total received.....................$ 4,533 13 J. Dilley, who has been visit Warrants paid......................... 4,212 59 ing at Boring, returned to Forest Balance January 1, 1914 $ 320 54 Grove Saturday. SUMMONS STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND. Nick Bouten, o f Gales Creek, In the Circuit Court o f the State of Balance January 1, 1913 $ 5,187 60 was in the city on business last Oregon, for Washington County. Received from interest........ . 2,832 64 Charles L. Lousignont, Plaintiff, Tuesday. Principal.................................. 6,023 47 vs. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins, of Emma Lousignont, Defendant. Total received.......................$14,043 71 Reese Leabo was out from Gales Creek, were Forest Grove Amt. bonds redeemed .......... 9,000 ilO To Emma F. Louisignont, Defendant. Som e w onderfully at visitors last week. Portland the first of the week. Int. coupons paid ................... 3,000 00 In the name o f the State o f Oregon: tractive styles in new You are hereby required to appearand He was so long connected with Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd, of Transferred to Road Fund.... 1,120 00 answer the complaint filed against you Bailey’s s ore that he was almost Cornelius, spent Sunday withI F all Overcoats ju st now, Balance January 1, 1914....$ 923 71 in the above entitled suit, on or before tempted to go in and tear off a relatives in this city. the smartest models we the expiration o f six weeks from and Cash payments....................... $ 7,383 39 after the date o f the first publication of few yards of calico for clearance Amt. rec. principal of bonds.. 309 94 Mr. and Mrs. McCoy, o f Watts, think that we ve seen in customers. this summons, to-wil: The 16th day o f i 374 50 were Forest Grove visitors last Interest o f bonds..................... January, 1914, and if you fail to answer many a day. Miss Helen Luce, who has been Tuesday. for want thereof the plaintiff will ap Total received.......................$ 8,067 83 living for some time in Portland, 1 ply to the court for th relief prayed Warrants paid......................... 4,453 56 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bates, Amount for in the complaint, to-wit: For the is here attending the exhibit of trans. General Fund. 2,829 23 dissolution of the marriage contract now her sister’ s paintings. They w ill, o f Gaston, visited in this city Interest coupons paid............. 384 89 existing between plaintiff and defend go to Eastern Oregon next week ! Tuesday. ant, and for such other relief as may Balance January 1, 1914.... $ 400 15 E. Hughes, of Aberdeen, seem meet and equity in the premises, to teach school. Cash paym ents........................$ 7,694 07 on the grounds of cruel and inhuman Mrs. F. C. Foland. of Mountain Washington, visited in this city Warrants paid.......................... 7,594 50 treatment, rendering his life burden Monday. View, California, was the guest! some. Balance January 1, 1914... $ 100 57 This snmmons is published by the o f Mrs. N. B. Hall, o f this city, ! I. M. Livingston, o f Portland, order o f the Hon. J. U. jCampbell, last week. Mrs. Foland has two visited in Forest Grove Thursday. BUILDING FUND. Judge o f the Fifth Judicial District of daughters employed on the Pa Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McAlear Balance January 1, 1913........ $ 147 39 Oregon, and said order being made on cific Press, the large Adventist 8 63 the 25th day o f November 1913. and son Lowell, o f Hillsboro, j Received from taxes ............. printing plant at Mountain View. The date o f the first publication o f j visited relatives in this city last Total received....................... $ 155 93 this summons is December 4th, 1913. Mrs. Blanche Moore, o f Port Sunday. Warrants paid................. 147 30 | and the last day o f the publication of J land, has been the guest o f her Transferred General Fund.... 8 6g this summons is the loth day o f Janu T. W. Sain, of Gaston, visited sister, Mrs. Dan Parsons, the ary, 1914. in this city Friday. past week. J. N. H o f f m a n , Real Estate Transfers Attorney for the Plaintiff. Mrs. Henry McDonald of That Rev. J. B. Holmes, o f the Mattie Wheeler and hus to E Christian Church, leaves this cher, was shopping in the Grove, Notice for Publication A'Hjorsvang and w f It 1 blk 1, week for Petaluma, California, Tuesday. L E A D IN G C L O T H IE R U. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon. where he will supply for a time. I George Wade, living on the | Bailey’s add to Forest Grove, al December 26, 1913. Rev. Kendall, who is an attorney farm formerly owned by Will so lot 4 and 5, blk 2 Bumps ad to Oregon Forest Grove $600 Notice is hereby given that William of McMinnville, will fill the local F'rench southwest o f Dilley was Forest Grove J. Lunney, of Gaston, Oregon, Route pulpit. in the Grove trading with the C E Hall to H D Layman J int No. 1, who, on March 8, 1907, made Mr. Wade is; in 74.58 acres in Harmon That Original Homestead Entry No. 16197, Dr. Kathryn Reuter read a local merchants. 1 ¡Serial 01359, for E. S. E. '4 and N. paper on “ Asthma” at the semi-] one o f Washington County’ s suc cher die sec 13 and 14, 1 n 4 W . ' i , S. E. and on December 28, cessful potato growers. Orla Buxton and w f to L H annual osteopathic convention in 1907, made Additional Homestead She for-1 Miss Mona Mallory has been Britton 31 a in die o f Henry Bux Entry No. 16414. Serial 01446, for N. E. Portland last week. 4650 | S. W. J4, Section 31, Township 1 merly attended Pacific University ill with tonsilitis the past week. ton Jr 1 n 4 Absolutely Safe and Reliable North, Range 4 West, Willamette and is the daughter of Mr. and | J Nichols and w f to F A Ram Mrs. Lombard has sold her Meridian, has filed notice of intention & to make final five-year proof, to estab Mrs. A. Reuter, of David’s Hill. millinery store in this city to sey pt o f It 4 bik 4 Forest Grove; also another tract in blk 4 10 lish claim to the land above-described, j Mrs. Rush, of Hillsboro. H. D. Layman recently pur- j before the Register and Receiver, U. S. O f Forest G rove, Oregon L Colpitts and hus to IC Ram Land Office, at Portland Oregon, on t chased Charley Hall’s interest in ! A. E. Hart is erecting and their farm in the Thatcher equipping a modern dairy at his sey and wf tract in Henry Bux the 12th day o f February, 1914. Conducted on Economic and Business Principles. The Home ton Sr. die No 44 1 n 4 1 Claimant names as witnesses: Wil- j district. farm near Gales City. Company That Has Made G ood. Insure Your liam J. Williams, of Gales Creek, O re-! Bud Watson has returned from ! Mr. and Mrs. Ross Reder who gon; Matt Vincent, of Gales Creek, Business or Dwelling g in T he Fundamental Music Training Oregon; Charley Dennis, of Gaston, j Portland, where he has been Bankers & Merchants Oregon; Mrs. David Richards, of \ doing work on a house owned by have been living with Mr. and in classes, as taught by Mrs. Mrs. Van Koughnets have moved Gaston, Oregon. Dr. Charles Lester Large and K. into apartments'over the new Mary Cahill-Moore in Portland. H. F. H igry , Mrs. E. E. Williams. 13-tf N. Staehr, of this city. 2415 Register. bank. John Vanderzanden, who for Mrs. Oliver Corl and daughter merly conducted a restaurant Gladys were visiting Miss Mary heie, was trading with • local Corl in the Grove last week. merchants Tuesday. He prefers Mr. Corl has moved his family working the soil to serving the to Banks for the winter. dear public meals. Lewis Crawford left for Mabel, Friends here have received Oregon, Saturday, where he will word from Mrs. Margaret Brown, work. nee Margaret Littlehales, from A. T. McConnel, o f Portland, Vernonia, that they had a pleas ant trip to their new home. She made a business trip to Forest reports good sleighing there and Grove, Friday. This Space Reserved for likes the country and place very A. L. Harding o f Yamhill was much. visiting in this city, Friday. The Misses Kirkwood were out Mrs. L. Butler, of San Fran from Portland Saturday and Sun day visiting their mother, who cisco was in this city Monday. left Tuesday evening to visit her Mr. Taunton, o f this city, was son in Missoula, Montana. Mr. in Newberg, Tuesday, trans Kirkwood is the head of the de acting business. T he undersigned having bought the store recently partment of botany and biology Mrs. Charles Sprague, of in the University of Montana. owned by V an W alters & Co., wishes to meet all form er H. J. Seek, o f Albany, was in Garden Home is visiting her patrons and as m any new ones as possible, and as a mother, Mrs. M. A. Thomas in this city Sunday. this city. means to that end, will give them the surprise o f their J. G. Ca«ey, of Portland, made a business trip to this city Friday, Annual Report of City Treasurer lives in the way o f A G E N U I N E TENNESSEE F. 0 . Seaton, o f Portland, vis The report o f Treasurer R. P. ited in Forest Grove Monday. Wirtz for the year o f 1913, ending : : R U M M A G E SALE : : Mrs. L. C. Misz spent the week January 1, showed $5,855.81 in all funds end with Mrs. Urfer, of Portland. as compared with $1,597.44 o f last year, at prices so low that you will always connect the occas- Miss Alta Purdy visited friends j or a difference o f $2,934.51 in favor of sion with that Southern generosity so characteristic of the year just closed. His annual re in Portland last week. them. W h ile the invoice showed a stock of as fine port follows: T. Wigman, a traveling sales-1 merchandise as can be found anywhere, Portland not GE N ER A L FUND. man, is expected to return from i excepted, still there are som e lines that must be reduced Balance January 1, 1913........$ 1,345 41 1 New York this week. Licenses ................................... 134 50 J Delivered at your home and others that must be sold regardless of cost. This is Mr. Fields, of White Salmon, Fines ......................................... 78 00 | M orning and Evening Washington, is visiting friends | Taxes ...................................... 4,293 55 not one of those “ Joke” Great Slaughter Sales so fre Overcharge on fre ig h t............ 899 65 in Forest Grove this week. 6 1-2 cents per Quart Capt. McCann.......................... 489 90 quently pulled o f f in t h i s t o w n , but a real 91 24 I Mr. Cassion, o f Indiana, is the Interest on daily balances....... 45 00 ' guest o f J. K. Vaught this week, j W o o d ........................................ P. C. Starrett, tower............. 25 00 Our Motto: “ A* G o o d as the Best’* GET-RID-OF-IT -AT-ANY-PRICE-SALE Mr. Vaught has recently bought Oregon Electric Railway, out Van Walters & Co. lamp posts and labor on In extending an invitation to everyone to give us a call, drain...................................... 152 30 Phone 834 South Park Dairy Miss Barbara Hathaway, of Estate M. E. Dilley, survey... 53 00 we feel sincere in assuring you that you will in no wise Aloha, is spending a few weeks Sidewalks................................. 79 32 ! with her grandparents, in Forest 1911, Street Imp. Fund.......... 766 10 I : : : : be disappointed : : : : 1912, Street Imp. Fund.......... 1.7QO 01 ! Grove. 1,298 40 1913, Street Imp. Fund.......... CHAS D. S T A L E Y , Prop 8 63 J. R. Reeher, o f Portland, is Building Fund.......................... visiting C. B. Stokes, in Forest Light ................................. ....... 8,290 52 10.5' »2 96 Water.............. Grove this week. 655 00 i Light depositz 80 20 I Mrs. Guy Stockman and son, Miscellaneous O V E R 65 Y E A R S ' In anticipation o f meeting everyone in town and the Quentin, spent the week end in Total received......................$30,989 19 ; EXPERIENCE Portland. Warrants paid ....................... 26,457 74 surrounding country, believe us, Yours to Serve, A. J. Spiller, o f Forest Grove, | Balance January 1, 1914 ....$ 4,531 95 made a business trip to Portland I L IB R A R Y FUND. Saturday. F. Schmidtke was a Portland Balance January 1, 1913...... $ 312 30 T raoe M arks Received from taxes............... 712 69 visitor Sunday. D esigns C opyrights 4 c . Total received..................... $ 1,024 99 Adam Beals and wife, of Cen y o n e g 9 sending and e iiiiiii| a s s sketch A e n ' h fl T l d description may r>n fre frea hether i — 725 00 1 incertain o u r opinion e w ------------ terville, were shopping in Forest Warrants paid.......................... probab ly ^ a te n ta b l^ ^ C onim iinica- table. Com mu n i< _ ----- ------- „a MA NO BOD* on Patent* strictly ---- confident Grove Tuesday. Oldest agei cy for securing paieir.s. free. Balance January 1, 1914 $ 299 99 t ak en thr igh M unn & Co. receive ill notice, without c harge. In the Mrs. L. M. Stream was visiting ROAD FUND. in Hillsboro Saturday. Balance January 1, 1913....... $ 214 69 M ain Street South : : : Opposite Hartram pf’s Feed Store ndsom ety illustrated weekly. I argest ctr- Mrs. LelaBoese, o f Boring, was Received from taxes ............. 3,318 44 ion o f any scien tific Journal. T erm s. t3 a ; fo u r n . util*. |L S old by all new sdealers. visiting her father. J. L. Dilley,* Transferred from 1912 Street Improvement Fund............. 363 12 Q 364 Broâceay. in the Watts district this week. Transferred from General I LEGAL NOTICES \ il Purelv k FALL OVERCOATS Personal WE HAVE The Bankers Merchants Mutual Fire Association J The GOLDEN RULE STORE LITTLER’S PHARMACY R U M M A G E SALE FRESH MILK Remember the Date: Commencing Jan. 17th cientilic American. New York ct> onice. F S t, WajbUik -n. D. C. T HE GOLDEN RUL E S T O R E