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TES AND PERSONALS at the O. A .C ., visited his brother, Mrs. Brodersen, Mrs. Thomas,
Archie, and family in this city . Chas. Craft and Mr. Dursten. .
Mrs. Claude Maury and child
Hancock & Wiles have $25,000 over Sunday. He also visited his
parents at Gaston.
ren left for their home in Mon
loan on farms.
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Vercie Bellinger, who is teach tana S a t u r d a y . Mrs. Frank
Miss Jeanie Baxter spent Sun-
ing
at North Plains, visited rela Maury, Mrs. M . Maury and Mrs.
kr in Yamhill.
tives in Forest Grove over Sun Walter Wolf accompanied them
Miss Erma Quick visited friends
dry. His father and mother are as far as Portland.
Portland over Sunday.
now at Portland, the former hav
Dilley Assembly of United Ar
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kirkwood ing bt'en placed in the Good
tisans No. 29 will give another
Ire in Portland Saturday.
Samaritan hospital for treatment of its popular dances Saturday
Mrs. Scott of Portland is a for the injuries he received some night, Feb. 19th. The music will
be furnished by the Dilley con
lest at the Vollmer home.
months ago.
cert band. Everybody will be
lAiss Opal Hyde spent Sunday
welcome and a good time assured.
DILLEY NEWS NOTES
kh her sister near Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf en
I*. M. Sutford of Dilley was a
tertained a number of young
Gee Lo Ran Club
fciness visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. F. M. Sutford entertained friends Wednesday night in honor
U r. and Mrs. C. V. B. Russell theG L. R . club at her home, of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maury
■ted friends in Portland Mon- Feb. 10th. Five hundred was the and Mrs Claude Maury of Mon
tana, who will be leaving for their
game and there were four tables. home in a short time.
rs. A. J. Cook is visiting her Some noticable high scores were
Riverside Grange No. 526 met
;hter, Mrs. Leslie Crosley, at made. The prizes were captured Friday of last week. Chas. Hayes
by the following ladies: Mrs. of Sherwood was the installing of
Claude Maury, first; Mrs. C. A. ficer. Three applications for mem
bership were brought in and at
Brodersen, second; and Mrs. Roy noon a sumptuous dinner was
McBride, third. Those present, served, and a social hour was en
besides the club members, were: joyed. In the afternoon ques
Mrs. Claude Maury and Mrs. M. tions of interest to members
M. Maury of Montana; Mrs. L. were discussed and a general good
time was had.
P. Jackson, Hillsboro; Mrs. Geo.
Washington County Transfers
Hoar and Mrs. J. S. Pierpont.
The following real estate trans
Party at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoar’s fers were recorded with the regis
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoar gave ter of deeds at Hillsboro during
a delightful old-time dance at the past week;
their home, Saturday night to
Harold Johansen et ux to Otto Erick
their neighbors and friends. The son, undivided half o f E half of E half
old-timers began to arrive as early of blk 9, Beaverton, $10.
George J. Hauschen et ux to L. N.
as 7:30. The old-time fiddler, J. Tompkins, lot 5, blk 8, Pattison & Mor
A. Bryan, was there, and the an’s 1st add to Hillsboro, $10.
music he played was the same
Home Installment Co. to James R.
they used to play at “ husking Johnson, lot 1, blk O, Beusonic Heights
bees’ ’ when they held the dance $ 10 .
Security Savings and Trust Co. to
in the barn, and the boys and Tualatin Country Club, 78.67 acres in
girls were looking for the first red secs 13, 14, 23, 24 2 S 1, $10.
Marion F. Jacobs et ux to F. J. Hor
ear of corn. No prizes were of
fered for the most graceful step ton et ux, part o f lot 2, blk 6, Finney’s
ping, but if there had been, it add to Hillsboro, $10.
W. G. Walker et ux to Antone
would have been hard to tell Meeuwsen et ux, 38.09 acres in R.
which did the best, Ben Hoskins Walker D L C No. 80, sec 5, 2 N 3,
Mrs. Frank Armen trout de or Henry Hecox, as each tried to $ 6 , 000 .
nted last Thursday for her out-do the other. Quadrills were
F. G. Voegelein to Ed. J. Voegelein,
|ne at Tillamook, after a vis’ t, the order of the evening, and we 30 acres in S. Richardson D L C, sec
14, 2 S 1, $10.
th friends in this city.
nearly “ busted our buttons”
Harry J. Sirard et ux to Michael
["he Hillsboro High basketball watching John Hardebeck do the Susbauer et al, lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, blk
im defeated the McMinnville “ butterfly swing.” At one o ’clock 39, Cornelius, $10.
Lizzie Adamson to L. N. Tompkins,
gh team at Hillsboro Saturday supper was served and you should
tract
in M. Moore D L C, 1 S 2, $450.
¡ht by a score of 20 to 19.
have seen those old timers store
The Shaw Fear Co. to W. R. Staw
L. M Thomas, state manager that food away. You would have et al, lot 119 Johnson Estate add to
the Knights and Ladies of Se- thought they had been working in Beaverton-Reedville Acreage, $10.
Kate Wagnitz and hus to Harry J.
rity, was in the city last week, the harvest field, or fasting for
Sirard
et al, lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, blk 39,
days, but we found out afterward
the interest of the order.
Cornelius, $10.
perfectly
Miss Jean Sloan of Portland ar- their appetites were
R. V. Nichols et ux to Walter A.
normal—they
did
that
every
day. Vinton, lots 3 to 10, inclusive, Good
ed Saturday for a visit with
t friend, Mrs. J . C. Latta, who The party broke up in the small Acres, $2500.
Robert Hulme to Margaret W. John
hours of the morning, and they
l been quite ill for a week.
went straying for home, some in son, lots 1. 2, and 3, Subdivision of lot
Margaret and Charles Hancock,
big wagon loads and others two 23, North Tigardville add, $700.
Nathan P. Johnson et ux to Clara S.
io are attending school at Cor-
by two, just like they did forty Irwin, lot 2, subdivision o f lot 23,
his, visited their parents, Mr.
North Tigardville Addition $1344.
$ Mrs. Geo. G. Hancock, over years ago.
John W. Endicott et ux to Winnifred
nday.
Mrs. Jack of Portland is visit C. Morrow, NE quar SE quar of sec
Mrs. W. Glasier went to Port- ing her sister, Mrs. Vermilyea, 4, 3 N 4, $1.
C. J. H. Wilson et ux to L. G. Self-
|d Saturday to see her grand- for a few days.
Mrs. Van Meter and Mrs. ridge et ux, 5000 sq. ft in NW quar of
, Sidney Davis, who has been
sec 31, 2 N 3, $950.
a Portland hospital several Hundley were shopping in the
E. E. Archer to Eloise Stone et al,
Grove Saturday.
25 acres in secs 4 ank 33, 1 and 2 S 2,
Mrs. Bud Dilley, who has been $4000.
Idiss Della Buckingham was a
E. L. Maurettus to Ransom Postill,
so
very sick, is improving quite
Isenger on the Oregon Electric
10 acres in A. Zachary D L C No. 52,
■n Portland to the Grove Sat- rapidly, and her m iny friends sec 22, 1 N 2, $10.
hope for her complete recovery
d .iy evening.
J. E. Tumbleson et ux to Mary F.
Muller et al, lot 5, blk 1, Stokes add to
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Kauffman soon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sutford Forest Grove $900.
n Miss Manche Langley were
Augssta P. Keehn and hus to Peter
[Portland Saturday evening to are in Portland for a few days, Zuercher et al, 30 acres D. B. Dustin
fc Gertrude Hoffman at the visiting friends and attending to D L C sec 31, 1 N 1, $10.
pheum.
business.
Notice to Taxpayers
[Through Hancock & Wiles, Dan
Mrs. Rene Cropp, who has been
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
tree has traded an eighteen- very seriously ill, has taken a
day, February 15, 1916, the tax rolls
fe farm up Gales Creek to U. turn for the better, her friends for the year 1915 will be opened for the
, Hanna for the latter’s Forest will be glad to learn.
collection o f taxes. The first half of
rove residence.
Miss Glady Hundley is slowly all taxes should be paid on or before
William Kapple, Sr., of David’s improving, although not able to April 5th following, and the second
half on or before October 5th following.
111, who has been quite ill for be out much. It will be remem Interest shall be charged and collected
me time, was in the city Mon- bered she slipped and fell, injur at the rate o f 1 per cent per month or
jy, much to the surprise of ing her spine.
a fraction o f a month until paid. “ In
any of his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeShazer terest at said rate applies to the first
half if not paid by April 5th, and to the
Clinton McGill departed Fri- drove to Forest Grove on Mon second half if not paid by October 5th.”
ly for Vancouver to assist the day and bought a load of supplies. All taxes remaining unpaid on October
fegon Washington Electric com- They report the road passible 5th, shall become delinquent, and on
November 5th a penalty o f 5 per cent
iny repair the damages done to again after the high water.
will be charged and collected thereon
f wires by the recent storms.
Visitors from Riverside Grange in addition to the interest provided
Claude Bryant, who is taking a to Gale Grange of Forest Grove herein. Any day after the expiration
ecial course in animal husbandry on Saturday, were Mrs. Sutford, of six months after the taxes charged
ANOTHER METRO TRIUMPH
COMES TO THE
Star Theater, Sat., Feb. 19
Afternoon and Evening
B. A. Rolfe offers the Exquisite Dramatic Star
VALLI VALLI
In Mrs. Fisk’s Greatest Staged Success
against real property are delinquent,
FORE. n T GROVE
the Sheriff shall have the right, and it
Hhall be his duty upon demand to make
out and issue certificates of delinquency
against such property. Certificates of
J. S. BUXTON, Prop.
delinquency shall bear interest at the
rate o f 15 per cent. On or as soon as
practicable after October 5th, the tax Funeral Directors and Embalmers
collector shall proceed to collect all
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taxes levied against personal property, Forest Grove,
Oregon
and which shall have been unpaid, and
shall levy upon sufficient goods and
chattels o f delinquent taxpayers and
sell same to satisfy said tax, or said
Sheriff shall charge said personal prop
erty tax against real property and said
tax shall become a lien upon said prop
erty, and shall be enforced in the same
Steam and Hot Water Heating
manner as other real estate tax liens.
First Class Work Guaranteed.
J. E. REEVES,
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
Sheriff o f Washington County, Oregon.
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By J. C. Applegate, Deputy.
Undertaking Co
S h o p w i t h ( ì n n l m i miti G o r d o n
F orra! firovr, O regon
N. HOFFMAN
P h o n e < ih : i
Attorney At Law
ForestGrove
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B. CHOWNING, Prop.
A. M. SELEY,
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