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About Washington County hatchet. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1895-1896 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1895)
W A S H 1 N (iT O N C O I' NT V H A T C H E T . A B O U T TO W N. < For ladies’ and gent’s rubbers in all the Go to Abbot & Roe’s for harness. latest style of toes and widths, at lowest Mr. Jerome began Tuesday for A. S. Mr. J. H. Allen, formerly of Wescott city prices, call at Gregg’s shoe store. Venen what will be when completed one N: Allen, is drying hops near Pike for Mr. Leach, in Mr. Hollister's yard, 1 his father. of the finest cottages in the city. I measured out a little less than an acre, K. W. Moore the artist, of Portland, Prof. Edwards at one time principal not an average one, ami picked off of it •pent Sunday with Geo. R. Hughes, 4100 lbs. He thinks the nine acres w ill i of Tualatin Academy, and since con shooting, , nected with Portland University was in average 4500 lbs. to the acre. town Tuesday. Why don’t you exchange your old Miss Lucile Duncan of Astoria has beer, school books for new ones at the City Messrs. H. C. Raymond and 1 ). J. visiting Mrs. W. A. Goodin. Drug Store. Porter of Gaston, were in the Grove For bargains in Boots and Shoes go to Tuesday. J. A. Brisbine and Chas. Miller brought Caples & Thomas. in 21 birds Sunday. Paints, oils and glass at Abbot & Roe’s. For bargains in Boots and Shoes go to j Wirtz Bros, are agents for the Ameri Mr. C. K. Jackson was in Portland Caples & Thomas. can Laundry. All white labor employed. Tuesday and Wednesday on business. Tillamook cheese, Caples & Thomas. Miss Winilied Marsh returned Saturday '■ The business manager and editor of from the Hood River region where she I From now on until the close of the the Cornelius Searchlight are in the hop j season Wells will be headquarters for fields this week. has been for some time. j Grapes. Chas. Mdler has put in a handsome j Remember Wirtz Bros, are agents for new stationery rack which adds to the Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sell the American Laundry of Portland. already inviting appearance of his piiar- j c^eaP al,d keep forever at it. T. C. McNamer spent the first half of tndcy. | John Sw’anson a former resident but the week in Tillamook. Furnished Room to Let to Students. ! *,ul row tnipioyed at the livery of Geo. The P'ree Methodists will holds a Fire, Light, etc. Mrs. Flora E. Hin- Hines, Jacksonville, was in town last cauip meeting on Mr. Naylor’s grounds man at Mrs. Geo. L. Smith’s. week, returning Saturday. west of Forest Grove comtnencciug Sept. The harvest season just past has been! J- Brisbine began hop picking a 12, 1S95. Everybody is invited. Rev. an excellent one though brief, Connell week aK° Tuesdft>' and is running eighty C. H. Purcell, preacher in charge. Bros, of near Glencoe cared for 585 acres Pikers. Mrs. McClelland left Portland Friday in five week, finishing everything up. Yes, Greer the grocer has the finest evening for San Francisco to represent the Their threshing machine was busy coil- ; line of teas and coffees in the city. Oregon branch, of which she is president tinously, Sundays, excepted for 34 days. Mrs. Ilalleu came to the Grove Satur in the auual .tin , of the Pacific Con J. C. Clark, the druggist, went to Port day to make this her home. gregational Women’s Board of Foreign land Tuesday and will visit Gervais be- A. Glenn and W. Slater recently of the Missions. for his return. Congo oil company as cornetists, Port- Go to the City Drug Store for School Mayor Hughes visited Portland to see land, were in town Friday. They expected Books, Stationery, etc. about the issuing of the city water bonds ; to return to the Grove and will prob Con. McNamer came in Sunday from J. P. Wagner visited Portland Tuesday. ably make tlieir home here. the Wilson River halfway camp where IL B. Johnson went to Portland Tues he has been for several weeks past, and Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sell day to bring back with him a fine line of staid a few days in the Grove. cheap and keep forever at it. V new buggies in which lie has invested. Peter Bergerson and J. R. Dallas, ranch Mrs. I. A. Macrum, who has been away D. C. Stewart and Scott Smith have for nearly three weeks, returned home ers of Vernonia, weie in town Friday bringing in a load of shingles and return been having their hops picked together. Saturday. Lust week Mr. Sm ith’s were finished and ing with a stock of provisions. Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sell Monday Mr. Stewart’s yard was begun Chas. B. Morris an old resident of cheap and keep forever at it. on by bo pickers. this county, and H. B. Warren of Port David Smith has had his elegant new’ Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sell land, were in town in the interest of the residence, just nearing completion, arr cheap and keep forever at it. Kastman Photo Co. going to Pike to take anged throughout for water and will be photographs. Seventy went to the Perkins hop yard ready at once for the city water w’orks Chas. Ewing, Tillamook, was registered a* Yamhill from Forest Grove. whose construction is now assured. at the Western House Saturday. Col. Britton is moving Gen. Thorp’s Wednesday Marshal Striplin took up household furniture to Woodlawn, his a black mare, from 2 to 4 years old, which Hot Coffee at Wells. new home. was running ..t large in the streets, and D. W. Dorrance of the Andrews Lum John K. Gleason returned Friday from put her in the pound. bering Co., Mounlaindale, came in on his wheel Saturday and Sunday rode on the mines. Midwifery a specialty. Anaesthetics to Portland. women confined Mr. Bowen, business manager of the administered and without pain by C. L. Large M. D. of D. F. Kreader and S. Kreader of Santa Hillsboro Argus, was in town Tuesday. Forest Grove. Cruz, Cal. were in town last week look Ross H. Pratt, formerly a resident here ing over the country with a view to and who ran a republican journal “ The Mrs. Markee, an old lady residing purchasing land. Cactus’ ’ here through the late slate ele between tiie Grove and Center..Ik died Wednesday, at 11 p. in., aged 74 years, A delegation of Forest Grove K . P ’s ction is in town visiting his mother. Air. after a continued illness. Burial Friday attended the funeral of Past Chancellor Pratt has been with his father who is editor of the Kaslo, B. C. Prospector and in the Naylor cemetery. Beamish at Hillsboro last Thursday. will return after a short vacation. A. Proctor, Havelock, Iowa, was reg- Say! All you people that owe us any istered at the Western House Wednes- Headquarters for the exchange thing must call and settle on or before i day. Oct. 1, 1805, as we must have money to school books at the City Drug »Store. pay our bills with. Mr. Hartley of beyond Greenville was Delphos lodge, K. P., will have work B e i i . & G r a y . in the third rank Saturday evening and in the city Thursday. A child of Mr. Gray, living four miles a number of visitors from neighboring east of this place, was operated on last lodges are expected. Sunday by Dr. D. W. Ward, assisted by Sheriff Ford of Hillsboro visited the Dr. C. L. Large for the cure of a con Grove Friday night. genital phimosis. Mrs. E. H. Marsh is having walks The H a t c h e t Printery has added to built from the street sidewalk to her its office furniture during the past week residence on College Way. a roller top desk and a regulator. The Stationery and school supplies at thé clock, the finest in town, is easily seen from the street and it is now the proper Miller Pharmacy. tiling to ad your watch and carrj H a t c h e t time. Mr. Jerome is just finishing a residence for Air. Van Dyke, near the Verboort school house. Girl Wanted—To do general house work. Apply to Mrs. Flora E . liinman, at Mrs. Geo. L. Smith’s. Geo. Naylor has a live China pheasant which he is carefully tending. While out hunting Tuesday evening he winged the bird and the dog brought it in un harmed. It is a handsome creature with lovely plumage, carrying its head proud ly and looking from deep black expres- s iv ' eyes, and yet so timid withal. When one sees a pheasant it seems a pity that they should he shot clown so mercilessly, and yet when one eats one he feels diuercntly, at least he thinks there ought to be open season for loose hunters whose game comes his way. It has been urged that an open season of only a month would make the birds more plentiful and that some such relief is needed as they are kept down too close now. Forest Grove, at an election held Wed nesday, voted 79 to 10 to bond the city in the sum of $30,000 to provide a water and light system. The project was act ively espoused by the II a t c h k t , and that paper is to be congratulated upon the successful issue of the campaign. The next move will be the election of a commission that is to be charged with carrying forward improvements to com pletion.—Hillsboro Independent. Caples & Thomas buy a heap, sell cheap and keep forever at it. Mr. Frank Latham of Hillsboro was in the city Thursday. A big cluster of mammoth prunes from Joe Vaughn’s ranch near Dilley is on exhibition at the Western House and has drawn a good deal of attention. 40 acres, 25 bottom land under culti vation, rest easily placed so. Three- fourtlis of a mile from depot. All under fence. Living water. Price $40 per acre. L a n g l e y & S on . See Abbot & Roe for all commission A box of fine prunes is in one of Ilibbs windows. They are from the five year old trees of Mr. C. V. B. Russell and show what care can do in developing Oregon fruit. This is the State of Affairs . . . in t h e . . . EXTREME NORTHWEST. G R U 1 CROPS'. Prices one-third higher than in 1894. Millions of working people in the East finding employment with increased wages. right.” Now what’s the matter with Oregon? “ She's all Think, talk and preach good times and you will have them. Now fall and winter is coming on you have got to have DRV GOODS, SHOES AND CLOTHING. HIBBS lias not been here in Forest Grove very long but he has not been sleep ing while here. You will find his store headquarters for bargains in D R Y GOODS of which he will sell you as low as you can buy in Portland and just as good style goods. Ill F u r n is h in g G ood s no one can or will give you as much for your dollars. Ill C lo th in g —Well come and see something new. No old odd lots. Everything new (made of new cloth) and in the latest styles. Prices out of sight. A N o. I S u it fo r $ « .5 0 A B O U T S H O E S A N D R U B B E R S .— My stock is all N EW . the lowest that First Class Goods can he had for. As all other lines at The prices are R * I .P - A - N - S O X B G IV E N H E E IE F . Tilt* Public School. The attendance at the Public School is constantly increasing, and by the end of the mouth the school will probably have something near its usual membership. The recent rains will probably cause some to return from the hop fields. While it may seem to some that it was a mistake to begin the school so early, yet when we consider that the district voted for nine month's school, and that there is usually some time lost during the win ter months on account of sickness and bad weather it would carry the school very late in the summer if a later date had been chosen. This would work as great an injustice to a certain class of pupils as beginning so early does to those who desire to pick hops. Besides we don’t believe in hop picking regulating the opening of district schools. Apple boxes very cheap at Greer’s. Mrs. Redmond of Portland was in the Mrs. Shipley’s sister, Mrs. Tyler of city Wednesday and Thursday. Portland, lias been visiting her for the The best place in the city to buy books Past week. and stationery is at the City Drug Store. If So, Why So? Mrs. E. W. Haines, who has been away Mr. and Mrs. Chester V’ . Dolph who When you can buy visiting for the past week, returned home are staying at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gregg’s, loo lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $4.60 .Saturday evening. have decided to make the Grove their 1 “ Climax Tobacco...................... 40 Prof. H. L. Bates preached in the home and have rented the Keep-Hines Star Tobacco........................ ■ 40 Clackamas Congregational Church last cottage in »South Park. Mr. Dolpli is a Horseslioe Tobacco............. prominent lawyer of Portland of the Sunday. Even Change Tobacco. . . . .*> firm of Dolph, Nixon & Dolph, and is * 1 50c Can Prices Cream Kakitig For Sale.—Clean Oat Straw. a welcome addition to the citizens Powder.......................................... 30 Geo. P\ Naylor. of Forest Grove. 1 25c Can Prices Cream Baking Prof. Marsh lias had new sidewalks Powder...........................................15 Mrs. Henry Jackson and son Walter, put in al>out his residence on Pacific 1 Bottle Best Sewing Machine of Pullman, Wash., were in town Thurs- avenue. O il................................................. 05 day. Change your old school hooks for the 12 Eagle Lead Pencils..........................08 Mr. C. K. Jackson of the real estate new at the City Drug Store. Mrs. Grant Hughes is in Hillsboro, 24 Sheets Writing Paper ................ 06 firm of Scott & Co., and Mr. Frank Mrs. J. A. Brisbine went to Mr Brisbine’s Kane drove to the hop yards near Pike. called there by the illnessof her brother, 24 Envelopes.................................... .05 Loring Jackson. farm near Gaston Friday. Mrs. Campbell A good many of the Grove people are in 1 All Copper Wash Boiler............ 2.50 of Pendleton, her sister, is visiting her that region. I Copper Kim and Bottom Wash The Home Telephone Co. has thirty- and will remain about a fortnight. B oiler...................................... 1.50 six connections on its revised card. Tare seed at Hartrampt Bros. 1 Copper Bottom Wash Boiler.. 1.15 Prof. A. W. Sanders of Dallas is in Men’s $ 15 Suits, all wool................ 8.50 Mr. H. W. Scott spent two days of last A ( ALL. town for a few days. “ $12 Suits, all wool................. 7.50 week hunting in company with Messrs. For all of the legal voters of Forest I>r. Cole was called to the Chehalem Cox and Murphy of Portland. “ fs Pants, all wool.................. 2.50 Grove to meet at the Council Chambers Mts. to attend Mr McGahey’s little sou Remem tier these are not Eastern shod Mr. T. W. Sain of Scoggins Valley is Saturday, September 14th at 1:30 p. ni. who is ill. dy. You can have your choice from shipping cabbage in crates to Portland for the purpose of nominating candi 400 pairs ol the very best Brownsville, Miss Edith Wendorf returned to her off 1 and J* acres. It brings Albany or »Salem woolen mills make. dates for a water commission. Portland home Wednesday from a visit one cent a pound and Ol at UIOI that * rate --------- -------- _ g------I1U «IIU «**■»• is Over a thousand customers in Washing here to the Misses McNamer, part of it quite profitable. Mr. Sain is an enter- M. D. M a r k h a m , ton, Columbia and Yamhill counties spent camping by the W ilson river. prising farmer,- shipping Tuesday 250 A. B. T h o m a s , have tested the wearing quality of these J o h n A. S t r i p l i n , L. W. Traver of Forest Grove is to j lbs of butter, goods in the past 18 months and find Committee. teach the Buxton school, district 72, be- Those w’ho have teeth to extract may they wear as well as they would if ginning October I fora four months term, avoid all the unpleasantness and pain bought of a credit store at a much To Student*. Bargains in land. Eighty acres joining with perfect safety, by having anaes- higher price. We own our goods for less To Rent. Unfurnished rooms in new and will sell them for less than any the town of Dilley. 60 under cultivation, | thetica administered by C. L. Large, good house, barn and out buildings. M. D.. If it is not entirely satisfactory house convenient to college at reason credit store in . . . . . . . w ««. 7. Washington county. four hundred fruit trees and any quantity there will be no charge. Gas, Ether able terms. Inquire at H a t c h f . t office Our motto, buy a heap, sell cheap and of small fruits. Living water. All for and the New Preparation administered j —A keep forever at it. fifty dollars per acre on reasonable terms. at any one of our dentists, L»r. Nixon. ----- C aples & T homas , L a n g l ey A S on . • Dr. Hiatt or Dr. Lyon. H a t c h e t and Oregonian $1.60 a year. Forest Grove. Do You Pay More? « ^ City Drug Store J . A. B R I S B I N E , P r o p r i e t o r Does not claim to lie the only d ru g store in town hut does claim to have the Largest and Best Selected Stock, the Best F acilities for keeping stock Fresh, Clean and Pure. Prescriptions will lie accurately com pounded and none b u t the best o f d ru g s used. W e are here for fair and legitim ate business and ask a share of your patronage. D o Y ou W a n t a R ig ! D o n ’t Y on W a n t a P la c e t o P u t Y o u r T e a m ! A r e Y o u in N e ed o f a S a d d le H o rse! GO TO JONES. 40 ’B u s .Meets E v e r y T r a in . . » ____ — * S|H‘<*lnl F a c ilit ie s fo r F illin g t h e W a n t s o f C o m m e r c ia l T r a v e lle r s . C o u r te o u s A t t e n t io n , F ir s t C la ss T u r n o u t s A m i R e a s o n a b le C h a rg e s. JONES THE LIVERYMAN. Forest Grove. T f i c I l l a i n O b je c t • • m ill! | H K II11 H |i In keeping our drug store open is to put up prescriptions, and that keeps us fairly busy— with more business in sight. Our shop is often full, but we will make room for you long enough to take your order and will fill it from fresh ma terial with the utmost care. Incidentally (and why not), we supply many people in this vicinity with toilet articles, per fumes and stationery, and they think a lot of the corner drug store. I IlA.ltjlA(Tx Apothecaries of the First class. .k 1