Washington County news., April 28, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

Fancy dishes at Nicholson & Son’s.
Prices that make you come again,
at the Magnet.
Downs’ pop corn—The best on
earth.
Feed, hay, and grain at Martin’s
Feed Store.
Nicholson & Son has an exclusive
grocery stock.
Cow for sale—£ Durham.
at the News office.
Enquire
Notions -of all kinds, spring goods,
everything the latest at the Magnet.
Best lots in Forest Grove for the
money. Wagner addition. J.
P.
Wagner.
Finest line of garden and field seeds
in the market at Headquarters.—T. A.
Ritchey.
Harry Hunter is building a new cot­
tage on the comer of First Avenue and
Fifth street.
For sale—An a grade surry in first-
class repair, at a bargain. Enquire of
F. E. Waters.
Thos. H. Brown, our old Forest
Grove plasterer is stopping at the
Colonial this week.
A light heart and a kind word are
worth millions. Grouchiness has no
place in the home or the businesss.
The Forbis country home at Dilley
is being hard finished this week.
Thos. H. Brown is doing the work.
Garden and feed seeds of all kinds
at Martin & Co.
The final in the series of base ball
Ralph Dugan spent a few days in
games between the Forest Grove and Portland last week.
Thatcher teams was played off at the
Fresh banquet wafers and other
city ball park, Sunday afternoon. This
is the second defeat at the hands of fancy picnic goods at Nicholson &
this same nine. Our boys did their best Son’s.
and tried hard to win out but were
We have the stock for you. Ladies’
entirely outclassed and have finally and childrens’ furnishing goods. The
taken a tumble to themselves. They Magnet.
will make future dates with teams of
McNamer & Johnson have installed
less speed, the first to be the second a new four horse boiler in their meat
nine of the High School. Our boys department.
are all good fellows and may learn to
Frank Emerson is putting up a neat
play ball later in the season, but must
cottage on the site of the old Baptist
have practice.
church property.
Mrs. Claud Gatch, of Salem, Grand
Farmers—You want the very best of
Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern
garden
and field seeds. Martin &
Star was registered at the Laughlin
last week. She was here to inspect Co. can supply you.
Mike and James Pope returned
the workings of this lodge and the two
candidates given the degrees under from McMinnville Tuesday evening.
her surveilance were Mr. and Mrs. They report a good time.
Harry Nauffts. This lodge is said to
Mrs. Payne, a former resident of the
be one of the best in the state.
Grove, has been visiting among old
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Beebe were friends and acquaintances.
very agreeably surprised last Friday
, If you are troubled with catarrh, sore
evening when nearly a dozen young
throat, diseases of lungs, stomach or
couple entered their home and took
kidneys.—Consult Dr. Geiger.
complete possession. However, they
M. R. Cheney, the southside mer­
were much pleased with the always
welcome intruders and hope they will chant, was in Portland this week inves­
return often. Music was the evening’s ting in more goods for summer trade.
entertainment.
Notice— On next Sabbath, May 1,
L. L. Morgan, who has been one of at the Methodist church, Principal
the efficient News force for the past Bates will preach at 11a. m. and Rev.
month in the capacity of “ press man,” Barber at 8 p. m.
has severed his connection with the
E. E. Williams Sundayed in Forest
corporation with hopes of obtaining a Grove. Mrs. Williams is at present
more lucretive position, which he well boarding at Mrs. Shannon’s and they
deserves.
expect to make this city their summer
A. B. Thomas is showing his friends
a new patent umbrella which bids fair
to exterminate the present style article.
It can be taken entirely apart and put
together again by anyone in five min­
utes. It is constructed so that it has no
eyes to rust, the joints resembling the
ball and socket joint. Any piece which
becomes worn out or is accidentally
broken can be replaced by the owner.
The cover can be taken off and replac­
ed at pleasure by any one and a person
can have a variety of covers, appro­
priate for any occasion and change
them at pleasure in less than three
m inutes.. It will be no more expensh e
than the present umbrella and certain­
ly is much superior. The idea was
originated by A. S. Venon and A. B.
Thomas.
The trout season is on and many
local sportmen report large catches but
the News has to be shown. Jake Buxton
and John McNamer were out recently,
and realizing that they would have to
back up whatever they said with the
goods, they produced as fine a basket
of trout as one could wish to see.
The News appreciated a goodly por­
tion of the catch, among which was a
beauty 15£ inches long and weighing
over a pound. One thing which the
News cannot vouch for and that is
whether they were caught with a fly or
with silver. We will give Jake the
credit with landing the big one, as he
was still excited when we first saw
him. Landing a big brook trout is no
easy game.
A Protest was sent to the Presbytery
of Portland at its meeting last week,
from the committee on Comity of the
Congregational churches, against Rev.
Mr. Robinson opening up Presbyter­
ian work in Forest Grove. An ex­
Misses Maude Shannon and Pearl
planation was ordered to be sent as a
Chandler spent Sunday with Miss
home.
Lieutenant
Nellie
Storms
of
the
Sal­
reply,
and the Presbytery referred the
Estella Boscow, at the latter’s home
vation Army, a niece of Mrs. Stephen
in Hillsboro.
Notice— Any property belonging to question of “ Presbyterian service in
Morgan, arrived at the Grove Friday Forest Grove Fire Department should Forest Grove” to the Home Mission
For Sale—The tower standing on
evening, April 22, from San Francisco, be returned to the engine house at Committee. The Petition from Forest
the property opposite the Laughlin
She left Monday for Whatcom, Wash­ once or means will be taken to recover Grove for Presbyterian service is in the
hotel. Reasonable price and a bar­
ington, to visit with other relatives.
hands of the Home Mission commit­
same.
JOE LENNEVILLE, Chief.
gain. Call at Pacific Gallery.
tee. It is hoped that the two denom­
H. G. King, who has been selling a
Chaplain W. S. Gilbert, pastor of the
Abbott & Son have received a large
inations may arrive at some mutual
consignment of jewelry, also two new! large amount of property this spring, Calvary Presbyterian church of Port­ understanding whereby their work may
show cases which are very neat and recently sold the Michael O’Neal farm land, and Rev. A. Robinson of Hills­ be carried on to success.
attractive. The circular revolving case of 130 acres to Mr. Van Dyke for boro, were elected by the Presbytery; Rev. C. Clapp returned Monday
$9,000.
of Portland as commissioners to the
is the subject of much admiration.
from an absence of severai days at •
Miss Marie Zumwalt, one of Wash­ General Assembly of the Presbyterian Rainer, Clackamas, and Park Place.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Meresse spent
ington counties most successful teach­ church which meets next month in An association was held at the first
Monday and Tuesday in Oregon City
ers, spent Saturday and Sunday the Buffalo, New York. The Presbytery named place where he gave an address
where they attended the funeral of Mrs.
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hay in Forest j arranged to supply the pulpits of its and he held special meetings at the
F. E. White, an old time friend. A
commissioners during their absence.;
Grove.
two last named places. A new Con­
daughter of deceased, Miss Jean White
Services—Sunday,
May
10,
at
the
gregational Church was organized at
We have the finest prizes ever put
attended Pacific University last term.
Christian
Church,
preaching
will
again
at Park Place with a membership of
out with baking powder. Come and
Mr. Abe Meresse, who has been the
follow
communion
service
and
this
thirty-six. Rev. Clapp left Tuesday to
investigate. Every can guaranteed.
ever faithful foreman on the Times for
arrangement
will
continue
throughout
attend the Salem Association composed
Weitzel & Christian.
/
the past two years, resigned his po- j
the month. Subject, morning, “ Cam­ of fifteen Congregational Churches
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin returned from paigning for Christ” ; evening, “Seven
sition last Saturday to co.nmence work
which met at Salem.
on the News Monday morning. Mr. Portland Friday evening, where she Reasons for Being a Christian” . Every
Mr. McGee and Mr. Atterback, of
Meresse has a good practical know­ went to see her aunt, Mrs. Atwater, one cordially invited to attend these Arapahoe, Nebraska, arrived in Forest
ledge of the art and his object in mak­ who is very ill.
services. Christian Endeavorers of the Grove, last Saturday. These gentle­
ing the change was to confine his time
Wall paper. For spring brightness Christian Church will please note that men are well-known business men in
exclusively to job and ad work under you need new wall paper in your home. C. E. Meetings begin at 7 o’clock p. their home town and are making a
visit to the coast and Oregon hoping
our foreman Beebe, who is strictly up- We sell the latest designs. Roe & m. Next Sunday evening church
to find a milder climate. They will
to-date.
Buxton.
service begins at 8 o’clock.
visit J. J. Jackson for a few days.
Mrs. J. M. Garrison was called to
Portland Sunday evening to the bed­
side of her daughter,
Mrs. Bert
Huckaby.