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Captain Rackett
Fancy dishes at Nicholson & Son’ s.
Shingles and cedar posts at T . A.
Mr. Elmore Rice,
a violinist of ex
cellent ability, gave a concert at Mc
Downs’
pop com — The
earth.
Tiling and sewer
best on
Minnville
last
Tuesday evening.
A
large audience of the best musical
pipe at T. A. people of the city greeted him, and
Ritchey’ s.
last Saturday in the
Crawford.
death of
H e was sick
days with pneumonia.
Ritchey’ s.
See Goff Bros’ big ad in this issue.
• This community had i
Feed, hay, and grain at Martin s Sunday was well attended,
felt deeply the loss of ,
Feed Store.
friend and neighbor.
The local sports are catching some
Road Supervisor Adam
nice strings of fish these days.
beginning som e permane
Every Sunday— You can enjoy a ment on the roads here.
showed their appreciation of his talent splendid dinner at the Colonial.
Nicholson & Son has an exclusive by repeated encores. The concert
The smmmer term of school begun
grocery stock.
was of a high order comprising num Monday with Mr. Falting as teacher.
Any kind of lumber and finishing bers by Beethoven, Handel, Mendel
Standard ranges and Moore steel
ssohn, and Chopin, the favorite num
material at the old factory.
King stoves at Goff Bros.
Mr. J. C. Woods is on a business bers being the Mazurka by Musin,
Mr. Clark of Newberg, an intimate
Nocturne in G minor by Chopin, Can-
trip to Portland and vicinity.
zonetta by Godard, and the beautiful friend of J. T. Loyd, is here visiting
Cameras and supplies, everything
Serenade by Schubert. Mr. Rice’s this week.
you need at Dr. Hines’ drug store.
playing was a delight to all who at
Farmers— Call for prices on seeds,
Notions of all kinds, spring goods, tended. H e has a complete mastery
shingles and cedar posts. T . A.
everything the latest at the Magnet. of his instrument, displays good tech
Ritchey.
Ladies should not forget to see the nique, and plays with much feeling
Our good natured caterer, Col. 0 .
new stock of summer hats at Mrs. A. and expression. Several from Forest
Grove attended this concert and our R. Downs, was doing business in the
E. Dixon’ s.
citizjns made a mistake in not secur metropolis Saturday.
Columns and brackets made and
ing Mr. Rice for an appearance at this
Redding Standard Bicycle, the only
general wood work done to order at
place.
wheel that goes SO miles an hour at S.
the Old Factory.
Vine Omduff is getting]
mill nearly in shape for a i
run.
Dilley
Mr. and Mrs. Odell, of fr
visited at the home of G«,
Sunday.
Clifford Taylor left Moufa
for Tillam ook.
Oscar Shoegren, of p-
Sunday with his parents.
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank
Jr
Gales Creek, spent Sunday
Newt H oover, of Hillsboro,
with his mother, Saturday.
H illsboro
C. B. Brown and wife i
John Brown, Jim Morgan and Art G. Hughes’ .
with Mr. Brown’ s mother,
Dr. Hines’ drug store for cameras,
Shutes, of Hillsboro, and Dr. C. B.
Do you know— That the Colonial just returned from a trip
paper and films and all kinds of sup
Brown of Portland, came up to Forest
serves an elegant Sunday dinner? fornia with an automobile.
plies. Call in.
Grove Sunday in the handsome auto
Ira H oard, son-in-law of
Take your friend there to dine.
Planing, turning and band sawing, mobile owned by Dr. Brown. Dr. and
ley Sr., was badly hurt by*
any kind of wood work done to suit Mrs. Brown have recently returned
The Lewis & Clark Club will hold a
M onday while riding
you at the Old Factory.
from an overland trip through California regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
the Bagley place.
Ernest Hubbert was a business pas and Oregon and are making a short B. 0 . Rogers at 3 p. m. on Monday
T h e dwelling house i
senger to Portland last Friday, return visit at Hillsboro before returning to afternoon.
P. Atkinson, city marshall,
business duties in Portland, where the
ing on the evening train.
A fine cham poo and face massage ly destroyed by fire on
doctor enjoys an extensive practice.
will make you feel younger. Madam noon.
Miss Susie McKinny, from Hills
M ost of the goods
It will be remembered that Mrs.
boro, is spending the week at the
LaCourse is a specialist in this work.
T h e H ughes Telephone
Brown was one of the unfortunate vic
Grove, the guest of Mrs. L. M. Beebe.
Call and see her.
has put in a switch-board
tims of the Navine railroad wreck last
Tuesday was a busy time for M. fall.
We will buy your pork, beef, mut Reasoner as operator, at
Peterson. Two car loads of furniture
ton and farm products, and we will sell store.
In the absence of Pastor Belknap,
Ira Ingram broke his ley
and hardware were retailed from his
you seeds and farm implements.
of
the
M.
E.
Church,
Rev.
Arthur
store on that day.
Wagons and buggies; W. R. Hicks. day, while working on a
Nichols will conduct the morning ser
east of Hillsboro.
Call and see the car load of buggies
vices and Prof. Robertson will fill the
Goff Bros, have added a commod
Miss Lena Johnson, of
at S. G. H ughes’ . The only car load pulpit in the evening.
ious ware room to their store on Main the guest of Miss Bessie
that has been shipped to Washington
consignment of over Sunday.
We have the finest prizes ever put street. The large
county. His prices will surprise you.
out with baking powder. Come and goods they are receiving makes their
Ralph Bacon is wearing a pair of ele
stock the finest in the city.
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investigate. Every can guaranteed.
gantly illustrated eyes, as the result of
Weitzel & Christian.
Forest Grove Prohibition Alliance f W /
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111
being in line with a curve thrown by
Holcher & Patton’ s mill is being No 44, will hold lheir annual election
one of the players on the local field
%
moved from its present location to a Friday May 6th, 8 p. m., at Holling-
point near Cornelius where many er s hall. Let members be present Jj! l ) A I N T S ,
Attorneys Burke Tongue and Harry
thousand feet of logs await them.
and others interested com e. L. L . 1 -
Bagley drove up from Hillsboro last
If you want the
Hollinger, sec’ y.
Women should not read this and
Saturday e\ ening on business and
W hite Lead, ft*
Oils,
Brushes,
incidently took in the Band Boy’ s ball forget that Mrs. Dixon has the finest
Mrs. George Dorsey, of Dayton,
M ixed Paints-
assortment of ladies and misses hats in Oregon, mother of Mrs Rev. Belnap, of
at Vert’ s Hall.
W . R. Hicks sea
the city.
this place, died at her home last
One of Forest Grove’ s fair daughters
Wall paper. For spring brightness Tuesday. Mrs. Belknap has been »
_ w/iW
is in Portland visiting and receiving
instruction in the gentle art of needle you need new wall paper in your home. with her for some time and H . V. | Q O O R S & W
last Saturday.
work, an art in which
all
daughters should be proficient.
gracious We sell the latest
Buxton.
designs.
ETC.
Roe & Belnap, left Wednesday for Dayton.
You can see hf
that we have
Windows at *
W . R. Hicks.
Cut price on Monopole canned
If
you
are
troubled
with
catarrh,
sore
Rev. Daniel Staver has materially
fruits and vegetables. Last September
changed the appearance of his home 1 throat, diseases of lungs, stomach or before the advance in prices we bought
near South Park. H e has removed kidneys. Consult Dr. Geiger.
about two tons of these goods, we own
the house and bam from the comer
His Imperial Majesty— The baby, Monopole goods for less and therefore
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and located them on an inside lot, re should have one or those elegent car
arranging the house and is otherwise riages at Roe & Buxton’ s.
improving it. The spirit of progress
. FarTners For bargains in wire net
and activity can be seen on every side
tings. hardware, tools, etc, see W. R.
of our beautiful city.
I Hicks.
article in our store for sale for less than
f
retail price.
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M A I L S ! N A IL S
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can afford to sell them for less than
anv
firm in Forest Grove.
Every
Remember you will pay
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Nails and
ware. AlsoB
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