PAGE T W O
.. BUXTON.
Neighborhood Notes— McDaniel Burial.
Buxton, Sept. 2.—Mr. F. M. McDan
iel, who died n e a r Albion la st S a tu r
day, w as bu rled in th e B uxton cem e
te ry Monday m orning a t 11:30 o'clock.
------Miss M ack, of Dilley, is v isiting
frien d s a t B uxton th is w eek.------Mrs.
G ladys Buxton is visiting frien d s at
F o re s t G rove an d Lenox.— rr-Mr. anu
Mrs. Wm, S tephens, who m oved to
F o ie s t G rove th is spring, a re spending
a few days a t th e old hom e place.------
Mr. T. J . M cP harland, who has been
w orking a t Svensen, is v isiting In th ,
neighborhood.
EAST OF G R E EN V IL LE .
Threshing Still O n — Ex-Representative
Edson to Return— A Successful
Young Farmer.
E a st of GreenvMIe, Sept. 2.— From
h and to th re sh e r th e golden grain is
being very rapidly throw n, although
th e re Is quite a b it yet to be th resh ed .
____Mr. H en ry V anderzanden h as all
h is spring crop In th e shock and hopes
fo r good w eath er for a w hile yet.
*
I t is rep o rted th a t ex -R epresentative
O. K. Edson, w ho left th e g ris t mill
a t H arrison, is com ing back to ctay .-
__Mr. F ra n k P arren b o o n w as around
la s t w eek in search of m ore m ilk for
th e C ondenser, b u t som e of th e farm
e rs h a te to h e a r pigs squeal.------Mr.
G eorge Roy m ade a call la s t w eek on
som e of h is old frien d s as he retu rn ed
from th e fu n eral of his uncle, Ira
Cunis.------Mr. Chas. K eiling h arv ested
h is first crop th is y ear and it m ade a
good yield, q uite an en couragem ent to
th e young farm er.
CO RNELIUS.
THE
W A S H IN G TO N
COUNTY
N E W S , F O R E S T G R O V E , OR., S E P T . 4, 1903.
Mrs. G race W alton-H aynle, w hose
h u sb an d . H. W. H aynie, is in a S e a ttle
jail ch arg ed w ith a nu m b er of bold-ups
in th a t city, a s w ell as su sp ected of
h aving o p era te d in P o rtlan d , w as in
F o rest G rove th e fo re p a rt of th e week
to see h is p a re n ts reg ard in g his de
fense. It ap p e a rs th a t th e case a g a in st
him is by no m ean s a s stro n g a s a t '
first re p resen ted , an d Mrs. Haynie has
plucktly se t to w ork to g et fluids for
fighting th e charges.
She will a p p e a r in vaudeville in
P o rtla n d for one w eek as th e s ta r a t
S h ield ’s P ark , h av in g been successful
a s an elo cu tio n ist a n d in a m a te u r th e
a tric a ls, and feels confident th a t w ith
good law yers they w ill be able to prove
his innocence. Mrs. H aynie w as a t
first held a s an accom plice, a n d m any
e x tra v a g a n t tales w e re told of h e r h a v
ing m asq u erad ed in m ale a ttire , c a r
ried kn iv es and pisto ls, and figured as
a highw ayw om an, b u t th e se sto rie s
have dw indled to noth in g . It is lik ely
Mr. H ay n ie’s case h a s been equally ex
a g g e ra te d and will prove no m ore s e ri
ous.
E. W. H AIN ES, BAN KER.
(F. T. K ane, C ashier.)
Forest Grove,
O regon.
Lilly & Hines
M an u factu rer of all kin d s of Rough
and D ressed L um ber.
D elivery on
sh o rt notice. Stock on hand. P rices
reasonable. W rite, phone o r call.
DR. H O V E Y
D entist.
Gales Creek, Oregon.
A BARGAIN
IF T A K E N
Office over D ugan & W atro u s’ S tore,
Q U IC K L Y .
C I T Y BARBER SHOP,
A. J. W irtz.
E ighty aares, 1% m iles w est of G as
to n ; 7-room honse, n early new ; barn, B aths.
L au n d ry A gency.
63x42 feet, finished and p a in ted ; other
Pacific A veuue, F o re s t Grove.
o u tb uildings;
o rch ard sufficient for
fam ily use; fences In good condition,
C. E. GEIGER, M. D„
40 a c re s u n d e r good cu ltiv atio n ; 38
Homeopathist Physician and Surgeon.
to n s of hay in b a rn will be throw n in.
Office, o v er W esco tt’s Store.
P rice, |3000, if ta k e n before Septem
R esidence, e a st of M. E. C hurch.
b e r 28. Good living w ater in pasture.
F o re s t Grove, Oregon.
LANGLEY & SON.
F o re s t Grove, Oregon.
ROE <L B U X TO N ,
C. L. LAR GE, M. D..
Funeral Directors,
E m balm ing a specialty.
Physician and Surgeon.
F o re st Grove, O regon.
D iseases of w om en a specialty.
F o re s t G rove, Oregon.
E. F. S E IF E R T ,
J. B. B E A L LA N D CO.
Stock, F ru it and D airy F arm s. T im
b er I^ands, C ity and Tow n P roperty.
Forest Grove. Oregon.
Photographer,
F in e out-door view s a specialty.
G allery over B azar, F o re s t Grove.
E. B. R E N T Z , M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over A bbott's Jew elry
(B oth ’phones.)
F o re s t G rove, O regon.
MILLS & H IN ES.
E x p ert H ors* Shoers,
25 y e a rs’ experience.
Store.
Next door n o rth B uxton’s M achine
Shop. F o re s t Grove.
,T. T. BUXTON.
W. M. L angley.
L. L. Langley.
L A N G L E Y & SON,
G eneral B laeksm ithing,
F a rm e rs' w ork a specialty.
A tto rn e y s a n d C o u n s e lo rs a t L a w
TIP
N o ta r ie s P u b lic
R ea l E s ta te a n d
C o n v e y a n c in g
W. N. SEARS
J. N. H O FF M A N ,
Back from ’Frisco Encampment-
Building Active— M. E. Quarterly
Meeting— Fewer but Larger Pota
toes— Hoppicking — New Arrivals.
F o re s t Grove.
U p s ta irs
W a g n e r B ldg.
F o r e s t G ro v e
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Leading B arber Shop
Up-to-Date H a irc u ttin g and
ing. L au n d ry agency.
U pstairs, C aples Block.
Shav
F o re s t Grove, Oregon.
M ain S treet.
F o re s t Grove.
C ornelius, Sept. 3.—Mr. S. B. H ay
W
.
H
.
H
ollis.
E
arl
B.
H
aw
ks
cock has ju s t re tu rn e d
from San
S H IN G L E Y O U R HO U SE.
F rancisco, w here he atte n d e d th e N a
H O L L IS & H AW K S,
(C o u rtesy of th e E v en in g Jo u rn a l, P o rtla n d ’s P o p u lar and P ro g ressiv e N ew spaper.)
tional E ncam p m en t of th e G. A. R.
LAW YERS
F o r b e st “S ta r A S ta r” shingles,
H e re p o rts a g ran d tim e, w ith lots to th e E a st one day la s t w eek, and h er ton, w as a business caller a few days T hursday of th is w eek Mrs. Guy
Real E s ta te and C orporation L a;. ’, a
m
ade
of O regon’s h ig h e st g rad e ced ar,
see and living on th e fa t of th e land. husband Is expected la te r on, a s th e j ago. Mr T ru e sta te s th a t he is now T hrapp goes to spend tw o w eeks w ith
Specialty.
m o d erate prices, w rite o r in q u ire of J .
T h a t alw ays su its an old vet. They a re in ten d in g to m ak e th e ir hom e h e re very busy g e ttin g in his hops, and he h er fa th e r a t H opew ell.
O ffice e v e r H in e s a
W a g n e r '» D ru g S to r e
F o r e s t G ro v e
M. H am blin, Glenwood, Oregon.
a re no t hard to please.------Mr. G. W. in C ornelius.------T h e new ly m a rrie d expects to s ta r t up his p ru n e d ry er
M iller, who has lately moved to th is couple, Mr. and Mrs. S ham ly, re tu rn e d ju s t a s soon a s th e hops a re out of th e
BEAVERTON.
place, has been in O regon a b o u t a from tn e ir w edding to u r last M onday. way.
year, com ing from K an sas. H e has Mr. S ham ley is en gaged In bu sin ess in
Marketing Onions— Railway Burning
bought 1% a c re tr a c t in th e south C ornelius.------Louis K uder, of Green- (
G ALES CREEK.
Coal on Hill Engine------- Sick People
p a rt of tow n, and will se ttle h e re p e r vllle, w as h ere on T u esd ay on busi-
Improving— Masonic Lodge Has
m anen tly , w hich proves conclusively ness.------H olts & K ra h m e r w ent to Farmers Painting Up— First Lumber
Work— Hoppickers Strike.
to o u r m inds th a t he is a m an of good F arm in g to n with th e tr th re sh in g outfit
Shipped from New Mill— Grain
B eaverton, S ept 3.—T h e g ard en ers
Manufacture all kinds of Grain Products, Chop, Stock Feed and Flour.
Judgm unt. *t d o esn ’t blow ti^t wpol y este rd a y .-----»A. A. P h illip s, th e live
<Yield D isappointing— V isitors.
-*--.have begun to p u t th e ir onions on the
off th e sheep and th e h a ir off th e c a t real e s ta te agent, m ad e a n o th e r sale of
Gales C reek, Sept. 2.— Mr. A dkins' m ark et. T hey re p o rt th e ir crops as i
B est O regon—A blend of choice h a rd
tle In th is co u n try .------Mr. L. B ailey’s one-half block in tow n to D. J. B a rre tt d au g h ter Is visitin g h er p a re n ts this b eing ab o u t up to th e av erag e yield, j —---------------------------------------------
new w arehouse is being filled with fine fo r 8150, and still h a s a few m ore w eek.------Mr. J. P. Lilly sta rte d for -------T hres'-lng is m ostly done in th is
w h eat an d soft v alley w heat, m ak in g
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th e b e st of flour.
hay. The team s come from all d irec choice lo ts fo r sale.------ F. Seidler, for- S outhern O regon and C alifornia Mon- vicinity. T he fa rm ers all re p o rt a
tions.------A fine crop of hops is re m erly of C ornelius, b u t now of Port- j ,]ay t0 Vjs jt his d a u g h ters and sons in good yield th is y ear.------H a rry Morton
Farm Feed Chopping a Specialty.
p o rted from J. B uchanan’s hop yard ; land. Is v isitin g C orn aliu s th is w eek.— th a t vicinity. H e h as been having took a load o f fru it in to P o rtlan d
also from th e o th e r y ards in th e vicin — A. A. P hillips says h e has one of th e very poor health and It 1 b hoped the M onday for S. N. F u ller.------C. E.
ity, and the people a re p re p a rin g for finest d airy ran c h e s to b e had, of 256 trip will help him .------Mr. J. D. S hort H edge w as in P o rtlan d M onday on
th e annual o nslaught, to g a th e r in the a c re s n e a r C ornelius, one h u n d red h as been giving his house a w hite ‘ b u sin ess.— On R ecount of atte n d in g
shekels as well a s the hops. O ur hop- a c res In c u ltiv atio n In th e bottom , new coat fo r w inter. W e a re glad to note school, M iss Jen n ie T horn will not
m en d istrib u te a g re a t m any d ollars house, b arn and o u tb u ild in g ; good people p ain tin g th e ir houses, as it give m usic lesso n s to h e r pupils h e re
thio u g u th e com m unity th a t w e all road, w ithin 1*4 m iles o f th e co n d en ser beautifies the home.------Mr. C larence any longer.------ A re you going to pick
have a place for.——Geo. K ln to r Is a t F o rest G rove; he will sell It reason- Miller has Just finished saw ing a cat- hops? Is th e question o f th e day, and
p u ttin g up a good house and b a rn on able If sold -'g h t aw ay.
L aw ren ce
Gf ]um b er for th e O m aha B ridge m o st every one answ ers, “ Yes.
p roperty th a t he b ought from Mr. K ay Bailey, th e w areh o u se m an, Is n o t feel- Co It wlll be a Rample> and the first Rev. Mr. H o rn e r says he is n ’t going to
W e hope m an , w alk w ith a “C ain” any longer —
In th e w estern p a rt o f th is city, and lng well th is w eek; h e h as som ething from j,|s npw m ||]
j m ore carlo ad s will follow.------The T h e S. P. Co. seem s to realize th a t
will soon be a couple of blocks n e a re r th e m a tte r with one of his legs.
Well made and as
tow n.— —T he usual q u a rte rly m eeting
easy as an old shoe.
n ew est th in g o u t Is S a rg e n t's shooting wood is g e ttin g scarce, a s they have
w as held a t th e M. E. church of this
SH E R W O O D .
That’s our
gallery.------M esdam es
S arg en t and changed th e hill engine w hich comes
place. B usiness m eetin g S atu rd ay .
B atem an have ju st retu rn ed from a to th is p lace in to a coal b u rn e r —
«4
Sunday evening th e P resid in g E lder, New Primary Teacher— Onion Crop v isit to C alifornia.------Some of our T he hop y ard e a st of tow n on Mr.
Dr. D. A. W a tte rs , p reach ed to th e
Short— Trains Loaded with Hop- neighbors, who have been th resh in g M ott’s farm , ru n by a C hinese, w as
people; tex t, 1 Cor. x lii:4.------The
pickers— Four Rural Mail Routes w ere ra th e r disappointed in th e yield,- begun on W ednesday.------Mr. J. N.
effect of th e la te ra in s will he to spoil
Start— Hoppicking Prices Raised.
» 'th o u g h th e grain sta n d in g In th e F is c h e r's fam ily a re rep o rted to be on j
all th e sm all p o tato es. B ut w e accept
field looked well.------People a re pre- th e m end, ex cep t Miss D ora.------The !
Sherw
ood,
Sept.
2.—L
illian
B
riggs,
Of all the shoes ad
the conditions cheerfully, a s we would
Faring to go hop-picking and the gen- hop p ick ers in th é yard e a s t of tow n
vertised this is the
Just as soon e a t a larg e one.------W e of P o rtlan d , has been engaged to r i a l co n v ersatio n Is: A re you going all w ent on a s trik e W ednesday n o o n .1
only one with a five
should lik e to h e a r som ething about teach th e p rim ary d e p a rtm e n t of th e to pick hops? W h ere?—Mrs. Mary T hey ask fo r 50 -eenta a box; as the i
Sherw
ood
school
for
th
e
com
ing
term
.
dollar style at a two-
o u r elec tric m ad. Even a grape-vine
R anes is v isitin g h er p aren ts, Mr. and hop grow ers a re g ettin g a good price .
fifty price.
d isp atch will keep o u r sp irits up b e t ------Q uite a n u m b er o f th e onion Mrs. H eisler.
fo r th e ir hops, they th in k th ey de- J
g
row
ers
in
th
is
sectio
n
have
recen
tly
te r th a n nothing. T he silence seem s
serv e m ore for picking.------Mr. H enry , |
om inous.------A son of o u r tow nsm an. sta rte d to pull th e ir onions. It is re Many Visitor*— Off to the Hop Fields F ü h re r, a p ro m in en t dairy m an from !
L ew is R ogers, w ith his wife have Just po rted th a t ow ing to w orm s w orking
— Expert Lady Bicyclist— Gales
n e a r R aliegh, p assed th ro u g h
tow n j
arriv ed from W isconsin W h e th e r on In th e grow ing crop th is spring, th e
Creek’s Good Roads.
W ednesday.— —Mr.
R alph
W ahn, |
a v isit o r to se ttle p erm an en tly we yield wlll be co n sid erab ly below th e
Gales C reek, Sept. 3.—F arm e rs a re from C edar Mills, passed through h ere j
have n o t learn ed .------Mr. and Mrs. a v erag e.------T h e T u esd ay evening p a s h u stlin g th e ir grain through th e m a W ednesday on h is way up th e valley '
W e a re selling th is high-grade Shoe w ith o th e r stro n g lines a t $1.85 t o |
A rm strong, w ho have lately settled sen g er tra in out from P o rtlan d had ch in e a t a rapid rate.------T he recen t to w eigh hops.------Mr. O rangeorge and
83.85, w ith c h eap er ones 81-25 to 81-85 in la d ie s’ goods.
am ong us, have Ju st re tu rn e d from tw o e x tra coaches an d one box c a r ra in s found considerable grain In th e wife. Mrs. K ennedy. Mr. M eagher, I
In
o
rd
e
r
to
accom
m
odate
th
e
hop-
MEN'S H E A V Y x N D F IN E SHOES.
K ist, Ore., w h ere th e y w ent to a tte n d
.
| shocks, and som e uncut. A nother rain C has. Jo h n so n and wife. Mrs. E. M.
Most ol
. „
.
_
, „ . . _
th e fun eral of th e tr son-in-law. M arion p ick ers billed for th is place.
,
would spoil th e best p a rt of the crop. W oods and C alvin B arnes, all left I
W . L. D ouglass ........................................................... 83.00 to 84.00
M cDaniels, w ho died from asp h y x ia th e y a rd s sta rte d In by paying 40« , ------Mrg> J o t a
Dr. R eed’s C ushion S o le s...................................... 85.00 to 86.00
R ains, of
Pam pa. fo r th e hop y a rd s up th e valley Wed- |
p e r box fo r picking, b u t ow ing to
tion w hile w orking In a well.
W n„ is v isitin g h e r p aren ts, Mr. and n esd ay m orning.-------T he M asons m et i
W ith 40 o th e r sty les fro m ..................... ................ 81-50 to 82.85
acarclty of pickers and a little riv a lry
M rs. Jo h n H eisler.------Miss
Haze>i in re g u la r session h ere T uesday eve-
Come and see us. All dollars count alike.
betw een som e of th e y a rd s for hands,
A. A. C u tter L ogger a t $6.50; o th e r L oggers 84.00 and 84.50. H igh C u t|
Visitors Return from Eastern Oregon th e p rice w as advanced to 50 c e n ts.— Soverelgn, o f P o rtlan d , Is th e g u est o f ning. W e a re inform ed th a t they wlll
unusual h av e w ork In th e E. A. deg ree a t 1
Shoes 81.85 to 83.85
— Hoppieking — Carload of Wood —On T u esd ay m orning q u ite a large Mrs. John P ro cto r.---- T he
Shipped to Portland — Real Estate crow d congregated aro u n d the post- sight of a lady riding a w heel and th e ir nex t re g u lar m eeting—It Is get- j |
F O R E S T GROVE SH O E S TO R E
Moving— Threshers Move to Farm office for th e purpose of seeing U ncle c a rry in g a w aterm elon w as w itness- tin g very sm oky again th is fall. Ac- j
Is ready fo r F all and W et W eath er. S tock Com plete.
ed by a few G ales C reek people on co rd in g to th e old adage. "W h ere th e re I
ington.
And as it will soon be school d ay s ag ain w e have tak en e x tra pains I
S am 's mail carrier* m ak e a sta rt. T h is
Sunday last. T his Is som ething w hich Is so m uch sm oke th ere m u st be som e |
to g et a big lot of C H ILD R EN ’S SH OES, and for th e girls we have a |
b eing th e d a te set for th e ru ra l ro u tes
C ornelius, 8ept. 8.—A. A. P h illip s to s ta rt up from th is place, th e boys few ladies could do. It also spoke fire,” th e fe Is fire nearby.
School Bag w ith all Shoes from *c.50 to 82.75.
---------------------------
wife, d a u g h ter and son arriv e d hom e w ere on h and and p re se n te d quite a well for th e ex cellent condition o f
W E S E L L IN LA D IES SH O ES—
from a v isit to E a ste rn Oregon. W hile nice sig h t w ith th e ir fo u r new mall- o u r roads.------Mrs. W lll B urchell. of
I
Family
Reunion
at
Centarvilla.
THE
J E N N E S S M ILLE R
th e re a t th e hom e of Geo. S an d ers and w agons g listen in g In th e m orning E a ste rn O regon, is visiting frien d s and
T H E J U L I A M ARLO W
rela
tiv
e
s
in
th
is
vicinity.------Several
w ife, Mr. P h illip s' son-in-law and sun.----- R um or has It th a t th e She.
T H R E E STR U B M A N N S .
An In te re stin g fam ily reunion oc-1
dau g h ter, th ey v isited w hat la called wood hotel will have a new lan d lo rd w agonloads o f hop pickers have left
h
e
re
for
Y
am
hill
county.------W
ill
cu
rred
S
unday
a
t
th
e
hom
e
o
f
Mr.
and
j
T a m a rra e k F alls, about 400 feet high. In th e n e a r future, Mr. R. Jones, p re s
T h re e of th e b e st for the p rice in th e m a rk et. O ur line of lad ies’ shoes |
T hoee w ho accom panied them w ere e n t p ro p rieto r, re tirin g .------N. Nelson. Bool, of H illsdale, wlll com m ence Mrs. Jo h n Van Lom. of C enterville, i
In fine shoes fo r 81.50, 81.85 to 82.75, a re th e “A cme” of all kinds.
MI m R uth K oehler and lit. Ed. Styles w ho lives about tw o m iles n o rth of p icking hta hops th e first of next week. T he g u ests w ere >Ir. and Mrs. H enry |
MEN AMO BOYS' SHOES.
Mrs A ^ C . S a rg e n t w ho has re V andehey and fam ily Mx and Mrs.
T h ey re p o rted a p lea sa n t trip H V c . tow n ort.Uie T u alatin Mver, h as w o rk
W e a ^ stro n g on fine and h ^ g v y f r o » 815« to 86$®. You pay your I
tu
rn
ed
from
h
er
C
alifornia
trip,
re
Jo h n S m ith a*d
M rs. K aiser
B. B n rh a n a n wlll com m ence on his hop ed tip quite an In d u stry In th e c ra w
mogoy and ta k e your choice of the beat m ade. At o u r sto re you find the
p atch F rid ay .------Geo. S uahauer w in fish business. He sh ip s now to th e p o rts a pleasAnt v isit.— —L ast Sunday and tw o c h ild re n * Mrs W m. G reen
D f R eed's C ushion Soles. T hey a re easy on th e feet. Shall be pleased [
A
ttorney
Hoffman,
Tom
B
row
n,
J.
T.
an d d au g h ter, a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. M ar
•l* o com m ence picking sam e day, P o rtlan d m a rk e t ab o u t 40« dozen p e r
to have a v isit from you.
w hile Pollock com m enced T uesday.__ w eek, receiving from 18 to 85 c en ts F le tc h e r and M rs O. C. H ia tt ol tin V andersan d en . A $
Y ours respectfully,
F
o
re
st
Grove,
w
ere
Gales
C
reek
vis
M esdam es G reen. Itia s e r , Vander-
— M. K lin g e r Is loading a c a r of wood p e r d o ten . according to slse.____Mr.
to d ay to b e shipped to P o rtlan d .------ C. T rue, w ho h as Just rece n tly con. ito rs.----- On T uesday G ran t H ughes hey and S m ith a re siste rs o f Mrs. Van
V an d ersan d en is
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th e ir way to F o rest G rove.------O n ; th e ir m other.
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Aplin Mills Co.,
of Cornelius
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