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About Washington County hatchet. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1895-1896 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1895)
/ W A S III M IT O N l 'O r VI" V II A l l 'l l KT, F ll I DA V, MAY H , l«l».**. ABOUT TOW N. The V\ . H. Lyila mill has been making The Miller Pharmacy makes a specialty Martin Maiineng of Manning was in W. A. GOODIN. PKTKK LIND, ED . FltlD A Y . a record. Lately it ran off 150,01x1 of compounding prescriptions. the city Thursday. Advanced.—Every l>ody knows that shingles in five days ami the quality was Messrs. Gray, John Aplin, John Briggs sugar always advances in price in fruit like all their work, first class. ^Ini wa t 2 I and costs Thurs- j season. The time has come to lay in ,la-v for W,” PP"'K his <la«Ul.ter and and Richardson of Dillev. Were in the , , . . . later . The Y . 1 ‘. your supply or pav more for lor it it later , The , \ . 1 . S. C. E . of the Congregational j hound over fo* the grand jury in #1000. j c'ty Thursday . . H a n d l e A l l K in d s o k . . ' ' lismissed. Mrs. O. Connor, of Olympia, Wash., on. Caples & Thomas have three tons . chur' h «**« “ >«-cream-andcake | Charge o f . lulie social Friday night in Woods&Caples of Best Granulated Sugar they will sell ! ^ | al I‘ ru*a>' Woods&Caples Wc ,my for 1(,ss a)Jl, an 11 for less was visiting her sister Mrs. Roe this hall. for less than Portland prices. than any credit store in Washington j week. Lots in College addition going fast j county. Mr. M. Downing, of Baker City. Last week a young lady lost a valuable C \ r u ts & T h om as . ( visited his sisters, the Misses Downing, and prized gold watch. It was advertised I at $100 to $150 per lot. Call soon or \ best will be taken. in Friday’s H atch kt and Saturday The Young Women’s Foreign M is- 1 over Sunila». ■ L a n g l e y & S on . morning, having been left at tiiis office T. C. McNamer was in Portland sionary society will not give their enter C. M. Keep, banker, of Forest Grove, by the finder who had seen the notice, taimnent this Friday evening (17th) be- j Sunday. is in this city. it was returned. Moral;—?. cause some of the ladies who were to Mr. Strait has been visiting Pdrtland Couie and See l's. We can satisfy you in goods and price. T. C McNainer, o f Forest Grove, ar take part will be unable to be here. during the past week. The Miller Pharmacy makes a specialty rived here yesterday. of compounding prescriptions, which are Gaston was well represented at the There was a little freeze in Forest The funeral of the late Elder John R. put up with the utmost care and filled Grove last night. No trust here._Tilla- 1 Walker took place at the Congregational Grove Saturday, Mr. and .Airs. Dwight from the purest material. tuook Headlight. * church on Wednesday last. The sermon Thomas, E. X. Harding, Jam es Kertsou, w -. v \r * r it , i >vas preached bv Rev. J . R. Thompson, E . H. Jeter, Dr. Morrow, Harvey S. Is your Piano or Organ out of order? Indian W ar Veteran« of 1855 and 1856 L , , - : \ ' I ao ,.,, , ., the former pastor of the deceased. A Hudson, C. A. Raymond and Edward If it needs repairing or tuning Mr. A. P. ..riii will learn som ething to their interest by r n . * . . . Stewart. ,_ii* _ T t ir 1 . 11 .1 , lull report of the services and sermon, Venen (formerly tuner lor the Kohler & calling on J . I. Knight, Hillsboro, Or. , . ^ . I crowded out of this issue, will appear | Hon. C. P. Yates of Manning spent Chase music house for six years and tile The H a t c h e t , of Forest Grove, is | next week, Saturday in the city. last year tuner for the Wiley B. Allen talking some solid sense on the money Co. of Portland) will do your worn Mr. Hendricks of Cornelius was in Wanted—All kinds of wool. J .C . CLARK, PROPRIETOR question. —Heppner Gazette. reasonably and warrant it to stand. He town Saturday afternoon. C a p i . e s & T h o m as . F u ll F ir s t C la ss D r u g is now located at Foiest Grove and can Haines & Bailey are prepared to offer H. Lowrev of Gaston was an in B u s in e s s . do work in Forest Giove and vicinity the highest prices for sheep and goat terested witness of Saturday’s ball game. much cheaper than when special trips wool, either in goods or cash. Be sure John Connell o f Glencoe spent Sunday * * * * Seventeen years experience in compounding prescriptions is a guarantee of and give us a call before selling. are made out from Portland. our ability in that work W ill be glad to have you call when needing an) tiling Janies .Sloan left for Tillamook in the Grove. M. L>. Mark 11 am has purchased the Jim Lee of near Gaston, who was ar Thursday for a stay of some length on Representative Yates of Manning was in our line. Cornelius Hermeus saw mill and it is rested last week after a search of his his property in that region. the guest of Mr. and Airs. Gen. Thorp being moved to the Shorb ] lace at H ill place had been made revealing evidently Clias. Burns of Manning was in the over Sunday. M K I.K I .JO H N SO N . 8 . U. G I L P I N . T . J . H A H H I M , N o t a r y 1 'u b J ic . side and will be run by J. W. Wheeler in stolen property, has been held in $2,000 city Wednesday. Hon. C. P. Yates will address the bonds and pending his securing this a few days. Edward E. Thompson, a blind musi children of the public school some day amount he is resting in jail. Some of Ice cream and ice cream soda at the cian of Tualatin, was in the city this next week. the recovered property has been identified Home Bakery. week. Fred Raymond was in Portland over as coming from Col. Cornelius’ mill. Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Laura Hoyt and Mr. Earl Thomas of North Yam hill visited Sunday. \\ irtz Bros, have a line new sign ad A. P. Venen were out Tuesday night the Grove early in the week. Dr. F. Crang o f the Grove preached orning the front of their barber parlors. serenading a few of their friends. 1 he morning and evening at the Congre William Carter of Glenwood was in Special Bargains in Twenty and Forty It is the handiwork of Brown the painter. music sounded very pretty as it came in gational church at Hillsboro last Sunday. town one day this week. Tracts in Washington, Y amhill The Young Woman's Foreign Mission the stillness of the night. Col. Cornelius of Cornelius was in the C. F. Mills, an old school mate of Dr. ary society will give a literary entertain McClelland but who has not seen him city Monday. H. W. Scott & Co. would like to and Tillamook counties. ment and supper at the Methodist in 25 years, rode up from his home at correspond with parties having good Marcus Walker, brother of L. C. church, Friday, May 17, 8 p. in. OREGON. FOREST GROVE McMinnville by bicycle and visited the Walker, is in the city. timber land lor sale. The side of the Miller Pharmacy has Doctor this week. Hon. S. B. Huston of Hillsboro spent The Tillamook stage started Tuesday been painted a clean white and has a Mrs. Greer and Mrs. W alker drove to Saturday in the Grove. morning with three passengers—Miss cooling and inviting appearance these Salem Sunday' to attend the Rebekah Wilcox of Gales Creek, and a Portland warm days. Air. Nelson of Portland, organizer of convention. drummer with a huge sample trunk ol the Knights of the Maccabees, was in Scott 8c Co. will write your insurance Mrs. Annie Gibson of Woodburn is the city the fore part of the week. millinery, ami another. Well kept horses, handsome harness, at policies in four of the strongest Co s in visiting her son, W. R. Baldwin, and J. A. Alerriman of Hillsboro was in the Forty acre fruit ranch to trade for the world. tractive and comfortable carriages — are will probably stay in the city about a Grove Saturday. town property by A. B.Thomas. much pleasanter to ride in, don’t you think I month. Almorau Hill of Gaston, who came to Caples & Thomas have made arrange Prof. J. B. Walter of Vancouver, a William Mackie, Broad Mead, N. so? They cost no more. Just go to Jones this country in ’43, visited the office ments to buy all classes of wool for government veterinary surgeon for thirty Saturday. The old gentleman is very Phillips, Shelton, Wash, and O. C. Eastern parties. for your rig. Saddle horses that will suit years, has been in town tiiis week in active and was riding horseback to Hills Pin rot, o f Portland, were in the city this specting horses in this vicinity. you. Our ’bus meets every train. Glad boro. His reminiscences ol the old times week on business. Bedroom sets in cherry, asli and maple are very interesting. Mrs. Helen Jackson of West Union is to have you ride in it. Our stables will take from $ u to $18 at Blaker’s Second in the Grove. Midwifery a specialty. Anaesthetics good care of your horses if you choose to Rev. Stewart of Illinois, a former stu Hand Store. Jam es P. Neil and Joseph Pugh and administered and women confined dent of Pacific University, led the devo leave them with us while in tow n............... Preaching at the Baptist Church Sun- wiliiout pain by C. L. Large M. D. ol wife were in the city the first of the ! tional exercises and gave a very interest week. day night by the pastor. Subject—The Forest Grove. ing talk at chapel Monday morning. death of Moses or why lie was not per Herr Hablitz Lokenhatz of Germany 1 Found—A ffat key, call at H atch kt mitted to enter the “ promised land.” office. was registered at the Western House ! John Connell visited the Grove Sun- F O R E S T G R O V E , tills week. ! J l,y afternoon. There will be no services in the morn City council met Saturday night for its ing as th e pastor will be at Gales Creek. K.W . Haines has returned home after a 1 Mary Tongue w as the guest of regular monthly meeting but as no ! M,ss Bertha at La,,° ,la 011 Tuesday. An aesthetic haircut administered, quorum was found, after half an hour s vacation trip of several weeks. Col. Cornelius, of Cornelius, was 111 ; Misses Minnie and Zula Warren visited and wlf.skers amputated without pain by waiting they adjourned. their college friends last week. the city Monday night. Ra ymond fijie barber. SE LLS ONLY TH E BEST OF fh e H a t c h et is our newest exchange The social temperature of the class of Pern Patton of Pattons Valley who Delegates to the Young Men’s State and is Washington county’s latest news graduated from our University recently i-y. >•» was pumped up to 212° F. on Satur Republican club convention have re paper adventure. It is a bright, clean, day last. At 10 a. in. the gallant young ceived cards from the Multorpor club spicy paper, and deserves to live. It v. ill was married Sunday lo Aliss Mollie Alley men and fair maidens bid farew ell to our who was in school here this winter. inviting them to make the club rooms hew to the interest of the republican sylvan city and directed the equinine their lAeadquarters during the conven party.—Florence West. Air. Nelson and Air. Hall, o f Portland, heads toward the inspiring peak fo Alt. . organizers of Hie Knights of the Mac- Gales. After a pleasant ride through tion. I \\ e buy cheap and sell cheap, sell a cabees, are in the city in the interests of the beautiful valleys and fields they ar Take your grain to Hartrampf Bros, The Country affords, in G -if. heap and keep forever at it anil here is the order, rived at the summit at eleven. There and gjet the highest price for it. Baled the secret of our success. A nimble *1 « Alrs. Dr. Cole and children were in for a few' moments the whole party stood hay a tad all kinds ol feed for sale. Or sixpence is better than a slow shilling. Variety and at Moderate Pried Portland over Sunday. motionless breathing the cool and re ders delivered anywhere in the city. Bargains that are bargains go quick, Air. 1. I. K. Dennis ot of upper JScoggins freshing air, admiring the grand scenery , ,. . , , . 1 Mr. 11 A firM class organ nearly new for sale and the price goes hack into new g o o d s! Valley was in town Wednesday and which this peak is always willing to be cheapi Apply at the H a t c h k t office. I to be again turned into cash. Caples & stow upon the visitors. Meanwhile called at the office. 1 Thomas. Sr. and Jr ., and H e*ry Tliuman, Thun Mr. and Airs. Goodin and Mrs. McNutt Thadileus Swcek brought out his camera Done in All Kinds of Dressed Poultry, Fat Hogs, A new publication is being issued at Charity Ben and I. K. Dennis have anil many splendid sights were taken by of Glencoe, were in town Monday. U •putting the road in the upper Forest Grove, under the name of the been M this experienced artist. Then a most Spring Lambs and Veal Calves. H. N. Gable of Greenville was in the Scog^in Valley in good shape. Alto “ Washington County H a t c h e t . ’ ’ The delicious lunch was spread over the Grove on business Tuesday. publisher is Austin Craig, anil he pro gether they put in over forty days work. flowery grass. The bill of fare consisted BUYER AND SELLER. Airs. Vaught daughter of Airs. Wm. poses to cut everything to innocuous de 40 acres, 25 bottom land under culti suetude that is contarv to the principles Jackson of Dillev expects to take the of tenderloin steaks with mushrooms, vation, rest easily placed so. Three* and practices of republican doctrine. Union Pacific next month for her home oyster soup, roast turkey, Boston bake beans, Lam sandwitches, chocolate, Java fourths of a mile from depot. All under Washington county i people is ap- in Kansas. coffee, Japan tea, Swetland’s candies, feme) Living water. Price $ 4 ° per prcciative of good newrp .per effort and Aliss Dora Smock of Sherwood, visited ice cream and lemonade. Prof. Powell Open Secret. acre, j the new venture will doubtless meet with Mrs. Ella Breeden, last Friday and was elected toast master. Every mem Preaching morning and evening as It is better to he happy than to be L a n g l e y & S on . with its reward as merit demands. The Saturd av. ber was called upon and responded in a usual by the pastor. Topic at 11 a. m. rich and better to go to Caples It Wednesday was a feast day with Red Aigus wishes it success.—Hillsboro Aliss Bessie Morgan has gone to make pleasant and eloquent manner. Being “ Jesus Our High Priest.’ ’ Evening topic. Thomas for your shoes than pay higher Men elf the improved order—Taminaday. Argus. her home with Mrs. Jackson, near Hills requested to make a speech the professor The Social Element of the Christain prices for poorer shoes elsewhere. A- e Hartrampf Bros, pay the highest mar- boro for the summer. Persons wishing teeth extracted pain I delivered a very interesting speech en- Religion. to see Selz, Schwab & Co’s Ladies’ Rn- terpri.se Shoes, also their Men’s Rock lessly 1 should go to I)r. Large. He will ket price for all kinds of grain and have H. H. Byers of Scoggins Valley visited ! titled “ The future of the class of 1900.” Bottom and Top Notch Shoes. administer chloroform, ether or the baled bay and all kinds of feed for sale the office on his way to Hillsboro on 1 The remainder o f the afternoon was Two Ways. new preparation at either dentist’s. No at their store on Pacific avenue. Orders Wednesday. spi lit very delightfully in singing, talk Who buys the cheapest, the merchant charge to the patient if not satisfactory. delivered anywhere in the city. ing, smiling, winking, blushing, laugh Mr. John Johnson, of North Yam hill, A New ItnsinesH House. ing, etc. At five the carriages began to that gets his goods on long time or T h l colt show which is to be held in 1855 pounds of butter were shipped brother of H. B. Johnson, was in the citv John D. Hibbs, from Fairfield, Neb , take a downward course. Coming down the merchant that buys for cash? Which the Urove the first Saturday in June is from Forest Grove last week by Wells Tuesday. the lull the two teams had a race. They one can sell you the cheapest, the one brother-in-law o f C. V. B. Russell, h e . ting considerable attention and Fargo express. There is no finer butter W. D. Hoxter of Portland was in town kept increasing their speed at every that sells to everybody on time or the come to live in the Grove and will open anywhere than that from the fore.it city Tuesday on business. Yes to be very successful. jum p and fairly flew over the ground. one who sells for cash? You certainly a general merchandise store here sooi-. and people abroad ere beginning to ap J. W. Wheeler o f Hillside visited the The young ladies began to scream and can save money by buying at Caples & A store in the Ingles building has been lost given away, one of the best preciate the fact. leased and goods from the east are now Grove on business Tuesday. homes in Forest Grove, acres some of the boys turned pale. They Thomas’ Cash Store. Builders Attention!—Persons intending being put in. Mr. Hibbs comes with |,1— I, acre of strawberries, good Peter Hobkirk of Portland, one of the thought their time had come. Just then the reputation of being a very enterpris ; orchard in bearing. New house, to use lumber or shingles will find it to contractors, was out inspecting the new' some o f the football men flew out of the Further About the Toll Gate. ing business man. (be seen to be appreciated. Only their ad vantage to see W. H. Lyda. college building Tuesday. carriages and quick as a flash they Joseph Campbell was brought to the cash, the balance on your own P. O. address, Gales Creek. Warren Merchant of North Yamhill tackled the equinine legs. Down came city by Deputy Sheriff Vaughn, Wed ins Only three days to make up The next meetings of the Relief corps passed through town Sunday with a the horses and the carriages stopped. nesday. Next day his case came up in A number of Portland Masons came -Scott & Co. After this narrow escape their temper r h in d .—S will he May 16th aud 30th and J une 6th band of mutton sheep for the Portland Justice Hughe«’ Court but on motion of out in a special coach to attend the bur ature somewhat cooled down and they market. Quite a number from this place wit- and 20th. plaintiff the case was dismissed on the ial of Mr. Showers. Among them were: came back to the Grove rather quietly, nessed the ball game at North V anthill payment of costs and his promise not to G. M. Stroud, F. S. Dunning, H. Holmes, Mr. Cv T. T. Casey of Woodburn was Pigs for sale at C. H. Rowe’s, Forest just as the evening sun was setting over : road or wire. He returned sec’y hoard of fire commissioners, A. in town Wednesday. He is travelling on Sunday. Grove. the western horizon. home the same day a wiser man. Fleming, J. K. Woods, J . M. Stout, R us Found—A flat key with chain attached. up the valley by wheel, representing the Bargains in land near Forest Grove, Mr. Peni Patton, a graduate of Pacific . G. E . Sturgis Co. o f Portland. Mr. sell Sewell, O. W. Hosford, Chas. K. largesand sn ail tracts, for any purpose H a t c h et office. Casey was one of the riders that carried University, and Miss Mary Alley, a for- Smith, P. Grady, Judge R. Stott, Justice and A any price. If yon want to buy McKinley Club Delegate*. Mr. Noble is busy at work on some the Oregonian mail during last year’s mer student, have embarked together on S. Bullock, J . V. Sm ith, Dr. J. H. Irvine, we have what will suit you, only tell us 300 school desks for which he has im- st|-jke Forest Grove made Thursday evening the M cKinley Club F. P. Keenan, Councilmen D. Burnside, very fav- the blissful sea of matrimony. May your wants. If you had rather sell, the mediate use. The desks are very hand orable impression on him compared with their voyage be calm and pleasant and delegates to the State Republican con H. Fleckenatcin, T. J . Jones, J . Mem fee eas.,^t and quickest way is to put your some and their simple but strong con vention met in the H a t c h e t office. A and H. Beckwith, City Attorney Rusn always full of jo y and sunshine. other towns. ty on our list.—Scott & Co., For- struction, neat appearance, and low committee o f three wa» appointed to Giltner, County Treasurer W. Lambert. Prof. Reynaud gave a lecture to the Air. and Airs. James Marsh of Molalla est ( jve. prices are making them very popular. are visiting at Prof. Marsh’ s. German class last week. He demon- sl,bmit * °me line of *ction for the Kuid* J . W. Hutchinson, J . Slaven, W. B. Hall, A J pm her of Good Templars from thi- the coming con- J. T. Guerin, Chas. Fernau, Senator F. Ministerial Association of the Portland C. C. Chi pm an has returned after a strated with his usual eloquence the re-1 " nce o f ,he deleK*te* Committee, Austin Craig, A. Bancroft, C. R. Fields and Geo. Clark. ipect to pay the Hillsboro lodge a district, AI. E. church, will convene at lation lietween etiquette, ethics and logic. vention. visit up the valley. Oscar Ahlstrom and W. B. Goodin, Mrs. Stout and Mra. Giltner also caine frate al visit next Saturday. Oregon city May 21st to 23rd. Lost—a small agate pin. Finder will J. C. Greer. Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Wal- adjourned until neat Monday out. sins in land. Eighty acres joining To insure is sure indemnity in case of ker drove to Salem Sunday to attend please leave same at this office and re- njKht at 8 o’clock in the H a t c h e t office I in of Dilley, 60 under cultivation, the t loss. To have sure indemnity in case o f , the Grand lodge, I. O. O. F. ceive suitable reward. when it la hoped e*e- delegate will he house, barn and out buildings loss is to insure with Scott 8r Co. Miss Bessie Thorp will soon begin J. L. Striplin has nearly completed the present. four hundred fruit trees ami any quantity On Memorial Day will make photos of teaching school in the district southeast \ cellar walls of Mr. David Sm ith’s new o f small fruits. Living water. All foi children under thee years of age free j of the city. j home. Already they are above the fifty dollars per acre on reasonable terms L. G l e a s o n . Col. Kellog is in the citv. \ ground and the window frames in L a x OUV ' The Cornelius Mechanics’ Planing M ill Co. Mechanics’ Building Material, Mouldings. Brackets and Turned Work. Stairbailriing a Specialty. . . . . Coi’MelliiN, Orei>' >»i. THE BOWLBY PHARMACY Keeps a 1MTRKLY P K R SO N A L . Line of all that pertains to a Drugs, Proprietary Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes and Stationery. A l a i n S t r e e t , F o r e s t G r o vr o M e l k i J ohnson Co., R E /tL ESTATE AGEJMTS, & Acre FINE LIVERY RIGS AT T H E ’V A RSITY . j JONES THE LIVERYMAN. M cM M ER’S MEAT MARKET M eats, Sausages, Fish and Poultry A General Shipping Business, Wholesale and Retail, TELEPHONE, f e S W -ted M FOREST GROVE. Methodist Church. pro, city Ba good f