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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1917)
r Jess Perry and family are now i located ut Vancouver, according Job printing phono 821. to a letter received by the Fix- Warranty dm! and mortgage press fore •. blanks for sale at this office. Mrs. Fred Ram ey and son, Fr- Might room house, close in, for min, arrived home last week from Quality, Style, Fit and Lasting Satisfaction long-standing dependability of this concern is rent. (). Shearer, phone 032. an extended visit with relatives in The back of everything you buy for men and boys wear Miss Margaret Marsh spent the Kansas and Nebraska. week-end visiting friends in Port Mrs. A. If. Todd and children Two Store, in Portland “T S K lE r “ ‘"d land. S& H STAMPS returned Friday from an outing at given with all pur- Mi*a Mdith Lamh has been en ¡Newport. Barring th e chilly chases. T h e ee are (JUS KUHN, President good for cash dia- gaged as phone operator at the weather, they had a good time. F. O. K .. IMJ-17 c o u n t* . Schultz store Mrs. W. T Campbell and Mrs, W. K. Campbell of The Dalles Miss Norma H o p e of Vale, of said sale and of thia B. R. Crafts, F. B. Crafts, John Swartz spent the week-end visiting at the Sam Kidgley, who has been t disbursements Ore., has been visiting friends suit. Elsie Swartz to A. H. Wolfard, and home of Mrs. Blanche Richards. working for tin* »tale as an assi - That the defendants and all persona and here and in I )illey. by said Wolfard assigned to these tant fire warden on Little Beaver claiming by. through or under them, plaintiffs, A. H. conveying of the south George (I. Hancock, real es Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Creek the past month, was in | or any of them, be forever barred and west quarter and the all west of the tate, farm loans and fire msui- and Mrs. Phoebe Ward returned town Ft for ¡day and reported a heavy precluded from any interest or title in northeast quarter, both in half section ance, new Anderson block f>0 Saturday from a week's outing at tain in his district the previous | or to said premises, and for such other township 1, south of range 4, west of 9, M iss Irene Hall returned Thurs Rockaway, Barview and Ba>- day. He has been camping on the and further relief as may seem just the Willamette Meridian and containing Bob Hayden place day evening from several days’ ocean. j and equitable to the Court. 240 acres, according to the governme. ' outing at Rockaway beach. This summons is served upon you by survey, in Washington County, Orego , Adm iniatrator'n Notice I have just taken the agency by order of Honorable as security to their said note of ev i Mrs. L. S. Phillips and daugh for the celebrated Hart, Schalfner Notice in hereby given that the un ! publication George R. Bagley, Judge of the above date therewith for the sum of $1500.0-', ha» been appointed by the ter, Carol, d> parted Monday for r Marx tailored clothing fornv-n. dersigned entitled Court, which order was made with interest at 8 per cent per annum, County Court of Washington County, an outing at Kockuwuy beach. Come in and pick out your suit. ( Oregon, a» Administrator of the estate and entered at Hillsboro, Oregon, on be foreclosed and said real property sold in the manner prescribed by law to A fin«* line of nifty fall sweaters John Anderson. of J. W. Thompkins, deceased, and all the 8th day of September, 1917. HOLLIS & GRAHAM, satisfy said judgment, attorney’s fees , persona holding claims against said es for men, women and children just Beth Sexton was out from Port Attorneys for Plaintiff. and costs, and the proceeds of said sale tate will present same, duly verified, received at John Anderson’s land Friday and reported that -he according to law to the undersigned, at ' Forest Grove, Oregon. be applied to the payment of the sums Miss Laurcne Benfer returned hail that day been awarded her the office of Langley & Langlay, at First publication Sept. 13; last pub found due plaintiffs, and the costs and , disbursements of said sale and of this Sunday to her home at McMinn cap as an apprentice nurse in the Forest Grove, Oregon, on or before lication Oct. 25. ! suit. X ville. after a visit with relatives in Good Samaritan hospital. six months from the dale hereof. SUMMONS I That the defendants, and all persons Harrison G. Platt, president of August 80th, 1917. this city. In the Circuit Court of the State of claiming by, through and under then, J. R. THOMPKINS, Oregon, for Washington County’. Mrs. Margaret Mallory and the board of trustees of P ci he or any of them be forever debarred Hesseltine, and Dora M. and precluded from any interest or daughters, Mona and Gladys, University, was in the city Fri Manche Irene I.angley, Administrator. Roy Hesseltine, plaintiffs, title in or to said premises, and for moved Monday to Giants Pass, day, going over with Prc ident vs. Attorney for the estate. 34-5 such other and further relief as may B. R. Crafts, and Jane Doe, (first where they will spend the winter. Clark the plans for the opening SUMMONS seem just and equitable to the court. name unknown) Crafts, his wife, F. In the Circuit Court of the State of B. Crafts, and Jane Doe (first name This summons is served upon you by Get your -vacation accessories, of the college next Monday. unknown) Crafts, his wife, and John publication by o ^ r of the Honorable Oregon for Washington County. such as Talcum Powder, Face How Bi^ Shall the Silo Be? Swartz and Elsie Swartz, his wife, Gaorge L. M. Graham, Administrator of the R. Bagley, Judge of the above Creams, Bathing Caps, etc , at The size of the silo should he estate of Adah H. Moore, deceased, defendents. entitled Court, which order was made Littlere Pharmacy, where the such that at least an inch layer is Plaintiff, vs. Enoch Moore and Alexa To B. R. Crafts, and Jane Doe (first and entered Hillsboro, Oregon, on unknown) Crafts, his wife, F. the fifth day at prices are right \!<»>re; Lelia Agnes Moore, name of September, 1917. used every day. If less isu id Riene B. Crafts, and Jane Doe (first name Edith May Moore and Grace Ramage unknown) Crafts, his wife, John HOLLIS & GRAHAM, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Olson of molding anil spoiling may result. Moore, heirs at law of Agnes Moore, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Coos county moved Thursday The warmer th e weather the deceased, Defendants. Swartz and Elsie Swartz, his wife, 3o-7t Forest Grove, Oregon. into the Wheeler house, on ye'-ond greater the depth of silage that To, Enoch M<»>re, Alexa Riene Moore, the above-named defendants: THE NAME OF THE STATE OF avenue north, and will make their should be removed. In the winter Lelia Agnes Moore; Edith May Moore IN OREGON: DR. H. C. FORTNER Grace Ramage Moore, heirs at law You are hereby required to appear home in Forest Grove. 500 pounds should be removed , of and Agnes Successor to Moore, deceased: Miss Elcy Walker went today dailv from a 14-foot silo which In the name answer the complaint filed against DR. H. W. VOLLMER of the State of Oregon: and to Wilbur, Ore., where she will n - would make 40 pounds for 12 You are hereby required to appear and you in the above entitled court and suit or before the last day of the time OFFICE suiiie her work in the Wilbur high dairy cow-s, or 30 pounds for 17 answer the complaint filed against you on prescribed in the order for publication Bank Building school. She was accompanied as beef cattle. In summer half as in the above entitled Court and suit on of this summons, to-wit: On or before In First National Telehones i or before the last day of the time pre far as Portland by Miss Kate Roe. much more should be removed. scribed in the order for publication of the expiration of six weeks from and Office 333 I)r. II. R. Kauffman has a new It will require 18 cows f»d 40 this summons, to-wit: On or before the after the date of the first publication of Residence 332 summons, viz: the 6th day of Sep car an Overland Country Club pounds a day to consume thi expiration of six weeks next from and this D. D. & M. B BUMP tember, and if you fail so to ap model—and the license plate is amount. Silage is a valuable sum after the date of the first publication pear and 1917, t h e plaintiff, the; Attorneys at Law numbered 348, the same as the mer feed. Many are using it for | of this summons, viz: the 13th day of plaintiff will answer apply to the court for the September, A. I). 1917, and if you fail relief prayed for in his said complaint, Loans and Real Estate car of our dear friend of the comic this purpose and especially to \ so to ap|>ear and answer the plaintiff D. D. BUMP, M. B. BUMP, help out when the pasture is short. will apply to the Court for the relief to-wit: That the plaintiffs have judg supplement. Doc Yak. Residence Residence Hillsboro ment against the defendents, and each The annual meeting of the Yam Some build a summer silo and ; prayed for in his said complaint, to-wit: of them, for the sum of $1500.00,with in Forest Grove. that plaintiff have judgm ent against terest thereon at the rate of eight per Phone 444 Offices -HILLSBORO hill County Veterans’ Association make it smaller in diameter than ( | said defendants, and each of them, for the winter silo, so that a deeper will be held in McMinnville, Sep. per annum from the 8th day of J N. HOFFMAN the sum of $850.00 with interest there- cent layer can be removed daily. If j on May, and for attorney’s fees in 20th, 1S> 17. T h e Department more at the rate of seven per cent per the sum 1916, capacity is desired it is ob annum, of $100.00 for his costs Patriotic Instructor will speak in Attorney At Law from the 21st day of February, and expenses incurred and in this suit:. tained by increasing the height. 1917, and for attorney’s fees in the sum the evening. Patent Office Business Solicited ! of $100.00, and for his costs and dis That the mortgage described in the In winter at least 350 pounds bursements in this suit: Miss Alice Willard, new chemis - Oregon be removed from the 12- That the mortgage described in plaintiffs' complaint herein executed by Forest Grove, try instructor for P U , arrived should Plaintiff's complaint herein executed silo and 700 pounds from a by Friday from Galesburg. III., to be foot Moore and Enoch Moore to 10-foot s i l o. In summer t h e I tne Agnes Hoi Ha Title and Investm ent Cotn- on hand for . the opening of the amount a corporation, and by said removed daily from the ' j pany, college. The lady is a sister to 12-foot silo Hollis Title and Investment Company should be at least 500 assigned to this plaintiff, thereby con Mrs. It. F. Clark, and comes pounds and from the 16-foot silo, ; veying Nine and Ten in Block highly recommended as an in 1000 pounds. — Missouri Valley Seven in Lots South Park Addition to Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon, as structor. Fai mer. Fruits and Vegetables in Season security to their said note of even date CONDKNSKI) NKWS NOTES LION SPECIAL Suits - Overcoats - Raincoats m H . T . G IL T N E R Staple and Fancy Groceries Complete T r a v e l S e r v ic e Special Fares EAST Expire Sept. 30. Return Limits on these trips is Oct. 31. Through tickets sold by all Oregon Electric Agents. Frequent Trains, with a Record for Punctuality therewith for the sum of $850.00 with ! interest at seven per cent per annum, 1 be foreclosed and said real property- sold in the manner prescribed by law to satisfy said judgment, attorney's fees , and costs, and the proceeds of said sale applied to the payment of the sums found due plaintiff, and the costs and | _________________________ ____________ Oregon State Fair Special Round Trip Fares to Salem from pouch Oregon Electric Stations daily, Sept. 20 to 29; good for return any time up to Oct. 3. _____ Reduced Fares Sept. 16 to 20, for Washington County Improvement Congress, Hillsboro. Washington County Fair, Forest Grove, . Oct. 2 to 5. J. E. FARMER, Agent Forest Grove, Ore. 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