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T H E W A S H IN G TO N C O U N T Y N EW S, F O R E S T GR OVE,
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ORE., J U L Y
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24, 1903.
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1 lte d th e painting, w hich is intended
H. H. D avies, a p ioneer of '52, who
as a. .wall decoration, T h u rsd ay a f
for 17 y ears h as been a citizen of
tern o o n to several business men, and
W ashington county, though fo r fgur
a t th e News san ctu m and it a ttr a c t
y e a rs living In W ashington sta te , was
ed general p raise and in terest,
in tow n S a tu rd a y from, M b hom e n e a r
M anning.
A. H. G ates, w ho lives ab o u t a mile
and a half north of town, w as severely
Dr. R. Nixon, th e d e n tist, accom pa
h u rt T hursday aftern o o n w hile o u t in
nied by his son, left T u e sd a y fo r an
th e fields using h is binder. T he horses
ou tin g of th re e o r four w eeks. T heir
becam e unruly and threw Mr. G ates off
route will be th ro u g h W ashington, ex
h is seat, breaking tyo ribs and inflict
ten d in g to th e e a ste rn p a r t of th e
ing som e bad bruises. Dr. Via, th e a t
sta te .
te n d in g physician, re p o rts no in tern al
J. A. A bbott is F o re s t G rove’s re p
Injuries.
re se n ta tiv e a t th e A. O. U. W. G rand
A Jexander Beck, th e noted colored
Lodge session a t P o rtla n d th is w eek,
Levi Sm ith T u esd ay finished thrqsh-
w hich is deciding th e m o st m om ent in g 25 a c re s of b arley , w hich w ent ev an g elist and singer, who held re
ous question in th e o rd e r’s histo ry , o v e r 30 bushels to th e acre, o r in m on viv als a t th e M. E. church la s t w inter,
how to escap e th e p ro h ib itiv e ra te s ey, a t c u rre n t prices, a b o u t $18.7». is reported to have died of appoplexy
p u t on old m em b ers by th e S uprem e T h is is one of th e first am ong th e early a t U niversity Place, Neb., on July 9th.
| T h is will come as a m a tte r of deep
Lodge to m eet a deficiency of n early th re sh in g s.
$2,000,000. T h e ju risd ictio n of O regon
T h e C o ng-egational C hurch services re g re t to th e m any who enjoyed Mr.
is in p ro spero u s sh ap e, w ith n e a rly S unday yv.’r. ::g w e re in th e open si-, B eck's c h aracteristic singing and ex
12,000 m em bers, b u t th e su p rem e o r th e p re a c u e r sp -airing from th e col h orting.
M iss P earl C hander is spending a
gan izatio n does n o t seem to have been lege steps.
as w isely ad m in iste re d .
W oods & A d am s’ c o rn e r is a busy couple of w eeks w ith P o rtlan d friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M eresse and son
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Ism e rt, of Pinck- sc e n e w ith th e lay in g of th e stone
neyville, 111., a fte r a w eek’s v isit a t th e fo u n d atio n fo r th e ir new brick . T h ere F ra n k left M onday fo r th e ir annual
hom e of Dr. R. H. H ovey, sailed T u e s is a re p o rt th a t th e K n ig h ts of P y th o u tin g at N etarts, to be gone until
day evening on th e E ld e r fo r San ia s m ay m ake a rra n g e m e n ts to p u t on S eptem ber 1st.
P ro f. H. L. B ates w as in P o rtlan d
F ran cisco . Dr. and M ts . H ovey ac a second sto ry fo r a com m odious
com panied th e m to P o rtla n d .
c a s tle hall, w ith b a n q u et hall, k itch en T hu rsd ay , to be aw ay from th e city for
Mrs. M. A. Dixon, of F o re s t Grove, an d all th e o th e r conveniencies th a t a w eek or so. L a te r he will m ak e his
co n trib u ted a decidedly o rig in al and m a k e th e m odern hom e of a p ro sp er an n u al outing to th e Sound country.
a p p ro p ria te design in th e L ew is and ous lodge.
C lark co n test. W ith in th e o u tlin es ot
W A TR O U S -JE N S E N W ED D IN G.
T h e C h ristian C hurch young people
a salm on a p p e a r th re e scen es typical w ill give an open a ir social on the
M arried—A t th e residence of Mr.
of Oregon.
c h u rch sq u are n e x t T u esd ay evening, and Mrs. F red W atrous. In F o re st
M ark L. Noble, th e h u stlin g real th e 28th.
G rove, on T h u rsd ay afternoon, July 23,
e s ta te m an, w as in P o rtla n d on b usi
T h e Pacific C oast C o n d en ser Com 1903. by th e Rev. E dw ard C urran, of
n e ss T h u rsd ay .
th e C ongregational church, Mrs. Mary
p a n y h a s decided to g e t a s m any
Dad, F a t, Jin g le and B ow ser leave
cow s a s th e y can in M arion, Polk Je n se n , of G aston, an d Mr. J. A. W at
tom orrow fo r a stre n u o u s w eek ’s h u n t
an d o th e r co u n ties w here good stock rous, of F orest Grove. T h e cerem ony
on B ear M ountain.
is o b tain ab le, and fu rn ish th e m
to w as w itnessed by th e relativ es of both
E x-S enator E. W . H ain e s w as in
fa rm e rs of th is vicinity, so a s to in Mr. and Mrs. W atro u s. and com pleted
P o rtla n d T h u rsd ay .
c re a s e th e h e rd s in th e ir trib u ta ry ju s t in tim e for th em to ta k e th e a fte r
G ladstone P a rk h as been alive w ith
te rrito ry . T hey a re now g e ttin g milk noon P ortland tra in fo r a w edding trip ,
C h au tau q u an s th e p a s t w eek.
The
from ab o u t 1,000 cows, w hile th ey can w hich will include tn e L ow er Colum bia
w e a th e r has b een delig h tfu l, th e pro
and C oast cities, as well as a v isit to
u se th e p ro d u ct of 3,000.
g ram s have b een of m o re th a n usual
C ouncilm an N els Jo h n so n is shy a Mr. W atro u s’ son, F ra n k , who is now
in te re st, and th e a tte n d a n c e h a s been
$25-harness, w hich d isa p p e a re d S a tu r statio n ed a t F o rt S tephens.
v ery larg e. A g o o d ly n u m b e r of peo
B oth Mr. and M rs. W atrous a re well
d ay n ig h t from th e b a rn on h is S pring
ple from th is c o u n ty a re in a tte n d a n c e .
know n in th is p a r t of W ashington
H ill farm .
Some of th em a re cam ping in th e p ark .
county, and h av e a h o st of friends,
M iss H elen a F reem an , w ho "has w ho join w ith T he N ews In w ishing
T hose from
H ilsb o ro w ere:
Mrs.
Davis, F red E v erso n , M iss Johnson, sh o w n w onderful ta le n t in p o rtra it Mrs. W atrous all of life’s happiness,
M iss W ilson, M iss S tella Roscow , Mr. p ain tin g , has ju s t com pleted a beau and co n g ratu latin g h e r husband. Mrs.
W e st Roscow, M iss M ona W illiam s tifu l specim en w hich will a d o rn th e W a tro u s had re c e n tly disposed of h er
and Mr. H. R. G reer and w ife. F o re st h om e of a W ash in g to n custom er. Up fine farm p ro p erty n e a r G aston and
G rove is re p re se n te d by P rof, and Mrs. on a g o a tsk in dyed red, a life-like w ill b e 'welcomed ag ain as a resid en t
W . T. F le tc h e r, M iss P e a rl C handler, h e a d o f “L ittle W ound,” a ty p ical In o f F o re s t Grove, w here Mr. W atrous
Rev. and M rs. B elk n ap and daughter-, dian, h as been rep ro d u ced so re a listic is favorably know n a s a reliable and
Miss Maud B uxton, Mr. N apier, of T. ally in all th e glo ry o f h is w a r paint, en te rp risin g b u sin ess m an. T hey will
A., Mr. F re d D ay, M iss F lo ren ce D a j; th a t one equally a d m ire s M iss F re e be a t home to th e ir frien d s on th e ir
F ra n k B row n a n d Abel M eresse, both m a n ’s a r t an d en v ies th e fo rtu n a te re tu rn a t th eir new co ttag e on Pacific
p u rc h a se r. C ouncilm an W irtz exhib- aven u e and Second stre e t.
of th e News.
UROJJFÍJ)
C apt. T y le rt and Mr. Rigsby, of P o rt
land, tiin b erm en , w ere is town over
Sunday, an d visited th e neighborhood
of Buxton.
F a rm w agons, m ach in ery and tools
a t S. O. H u g h es’.
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P ianos, $50.00 down, $10 p e r m o n th :
organs, $10.00 down. $4.00 p er m onth,
a t T h e B azar, F o re st G rove.
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H. H. H endrix, a p io n eer of Corn«,
lius, ac tiv e in spite of his 80 y ears and
failing sight, w as an e n te rta in in g call
e r a t th is sanctum W ednesday. H e
ie la te d several in te re stin g sto rie s of
rev o lu tio n ary in cid en ts told him by
h is g ra n d fa th e r, who w as an activ e
p a rtic ip a n t In them
A new lin e of w all p ap er. N othing
fre sh e n s up a hom o an d gives
so
m uch la stin g p leasu re fo r so little
m oney as ta ste fu lly d eco rated w alls
and ceiling. No excuse for dingy
room s now ; v ariety to su it every
ta s te . P ric e s th a t w ill harm onize
w ith any p o ck et book. Roe & Bux
ton.
C apt. F. S. B arnes, S atu rd ay , In re
sponse to a telephon e in v ita tio n from
W ill H. T hom pson, of T acom a, w ho is
p re p a rin g fo r th e N atio n al A rchery
to u rn a m e n t in Aug., w e n t to P o rtlan d
and in com pany w ith th a t g entlem an
and Dr. H enry E. Jo n es, p u t in th e
day a t th e golf grounds shooting ar
row s. Of course, th ey used B arn es
O regon self-yew bow s, for a llth e eham
pions fo r m any seaso n s p a s t have
sent th e ir victorious sh a fts from bowB
m ade in F o re st Grove. Mr. Thom pson
besides being th e a tto rn e y fo r th e
G reat N o rth e rn R ailw ay, is p resid e n t
of th e N ational A rchery A ssociation
and will be rem em b ered in F o re st
G rove as one of th e u n iv e rsity lec
tu re rs d u rin g th e p a s t y ear, h aving
told of "T h e W ar S ongs of th t
South.”
N othing so clean, cool and com fort
able fo r fittin g up a bedroom as one
of th o se low -priced iro n b ed ste a d s at
R oe & B u x to n ’s, an d w hen w lntei
com es th e y will be ju s t a s a ttra c tiv e .
T h e b e st th e y ear aro u n d .
M iss Je s sie H ibbs, of P o rtla n d , is
| V isiting Mrs. W. M cEldow ney.
'
J . H. W est.cott m akes a sp ecialty of
b u ild e rs’ h ard w are. P ric e s a re right.*
y rrr rr
...Dr. Chas. Hines, Druggist«
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{Saccessoi to Hiacs 5 c W agner)
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m s i CÈTE
T h e .C ongregational M issionary So-
, ciety held a m eeting w ith Mrs. F e rrin
' 'ed n esd ay afternoon.
toe & B uxton a re sellin g ag e n ts fo r
S tan d ard V arn ish W o rk s of N sw
k. F in e s t lu s tre a n d q u ality u n
passed.
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Miss A nna S orenson, w ho h as been
te ac h in g in P o rtlan d , is hom e for th e
sum m er.
Mrs. M ayne A bbott e n te rta in e d th e
F le u r de L is Club W ed n esd ay a fte r
noon. D elightful re fre sh m e n ts, good
m usic, p re tty decoratio n s an d a c h a rm
ing com pany w ere th e fe a tu re s.
E x-D istrict A tto rn ey and Mrs. T.
J. Clecton, of P o rtlan d , w e re In tow n
W ednesday going hom e from a trip
in to th e N ehalem .
Mr. and M rs. H. G. K ing have gone
to M ontana to v isit re la tiv e s, and ex
p e c t to be a b s e n t six o r seven w eeks.
E. R. H all, b ro th e r o f P a in te r M.
E. H all, s ta rte d M onday fo r his In d i
a n a hom e to re p a ir d am ag es done his
p ro p erty th e re by a d e stru c tiv e storm .
If h e can m anage it h e m ay tra n s fe r
F O R E S T GR OVE'S P U B LIC SCH OO L, W IT H T H E PROPOSED A D D ITIO N .
h is hom e to th is land, w h ere cyclones
T h e school m ee tin g la s t S a tu rd a y ad jo u rn ed w ith o u t a ctio n u n til tom or row, S atu rd ay , July 25, a t 2 P. M., a t
a re unknow n.
th e schoolhouse, w hen th e v o te rs w ill d ecid e w h e th e r th e d ire c to rs shall b e au th o rized to build an addition to
J. A. A nderson and fam ily have re fu rn ish th e n e c e ssa ry room w hich th ey h av e been h av in g to re n t. Mr. W m. K ane, who p lanned th e building, had
tu rn ed to B eaverton, w here th ey will in m ind th a t it should be en larg ed w h e n n e c e ssa ry by th e ad d itio n a l four room s show n in th e picture.
m ake th e ir hom e, alth o u g h th e y have
not en tire ly abandoned th e Grove, b u t
still hav e a ho u se h e re to w hich th ey
can retu rn .
Mr. E. W. Colem an, w ho h a s been a t
his claim on th e N ehalem , re tu rn e d
hom e la s t F rid ay .
H arvey B aldw in is b a c k from a
w eek a t th e se ash o re a t p o p u lar N ew
port, w here so m any a re ta k in g their
sum m er re s t th is season.
P ro fesso r Edm ond C arlto u . who w as
elected principal of th e F o re s t Grove
school, h as been offered an Increased
sa la ry to rem ain in A lbany, and ac
cordingly h as declined th e offer from
h ere. T h e board hav e enough money
a t th e ir disposal to m ake a proposition
to th e ir n e x t choice th a t will b e an
in ducem ent to a good m an.
Mrs. Jo h n U . Sm ith, w ife of th e
fo rm er P o rtlan d attorn ey w ho w as U.
8. com m issioner in A lask a d u rin g its
first gold ex citem ent, h a s a rriv e d in
San F ran cisco w ith h e r fam ily on th e
b a rk R hoderic Dhu, from th e ir hom e at
Hilo, H aw aii.
G et your picture« a t M eresse’s. and
g e t them a t c o s t
f ■ •<
J . R. G rim es, a nephew o f Mr. Bay.
w ho h a s Just com e from D elaw are
county. Iow a, v isited T h e N ew s office
S atu rd ay in com pany w ith John Ap-
line, th e C ornelius flour m ill m an.
EL W. D ixon re tu rn e d F rid a y from
T H E N EW U P -TO W 19 H O T E L N OW B U IL D IN G IN F O R E S T GROVE.
a v isit of tw o and one-half m onths
a t N o rth Y akim a. W ash. T oo cold
F rom th e p la n s of A rc h ite c t E. A. Je ro m e th is fro n t view of th e h o tel M r. L aughlln Is h av in g built by th e
w a te r to w er is tak e n B esides p re p a rin g th e plans. Mr. Je ro m e w ill be the co n tracto r, h aving been th e low est bid
w e a th e r h a s led him to abandon a
p ro jected v acatio n a t Soda Springs.
d er. U n fu rn ish ed , th e b uilding will c o st b etw een six and seven th o u san d dollars.
E xclusive A gent S ecu rity S to ck
Poison.
R em edies,
W akeless,
Squirrel
Zlmol, th e Superior H e a d a c h e R em edy.
Also a com plete lino of D rugs, P ictu res,
S tatio n ery ,
S undries
and
jig ars.
Accurate Prescription W ork
at* Reasonable Prices..............
Daniel P arson s
Makes, Sells and
Repairs
H arness
Full line of Saddles, Whips, Robes,
Nets, Single and Double Work
and Driving Harness
A Big S tock of L a te s t and M ost R eliable Goods a t F a ir P rices.
W e w an t your p atro n ag e and w ill m ake it to your in te re s t to tra d *
w ith us.
Main Street, Forest Grove
S. Chowning & Co.
D illey M ills
Lumber of all Kinds Delivered
Promptly
EYench XXX. All kld.’s of building tim ber, an y kind and length. P ick
e ts, rough; 1x12, 1x8, 1x6, 1x10, aJllengths. 2 inch, any length
S quare
tim bers.
Special
a tle D tk n
to hom e trad e. Give us a cail. L eave
o rd e rs Chowning’s S to re, Dilley, O regon.
PRICE5 JATI5 M C T O R Y
G. B. Hardin Correspondence School
of Eclectic Shorthand
8 T U D E N T S W A N TE D .
LESSON S G IV EN BY M A IL
T erm s: T h re e m onths, $10. N ine m o n th s or life scholarship, $25.
T uition payable in advance. 1 rial lessons and tw enty-four page c ir
c u la r on E clectic Shorthand s e n t fre e on application.
T ypew riters ren ted to stu d en ts, $3.00 per m onth.
The picture represents a dwelling of ten roome. all finished completes
Electric lights In every room. Hot and cold water. Three acre« of land.
Within 3 blocks of business center ef city. Four block« from college cam
pus. Nice fruit. All buildings and fences in good condition. Price, $3,000,
terms to suit purchaser.
Other propterty for sale.
L A N G L E Y A SON.