Washington County news., May 26, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

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Miss Lou Lilly, of Portland, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at
Gales City.
A. C. Sargent is getting the mater­
ial on the ground for his new store,
work is being pushed rapidly. He
expects to be in his new building by
September 1st.
C. E. Rose, of Portland, was a pas­
senger on the Varley stage Monday.
John McClaran commenced gravel­
ing the road on Monday.
Scalp Treatment, Facial Mas'
sage, given attention.
Chiropody and Manicuring
Mademoiselle LA COURSE
Mrs. G. HARTRAMPF. Assistant.
Parlors in Caples
Building
H ours from 9 to 6
Gaston
Harry Jackson left Saturday evening,
to accept a position in a drug store at
Gardener, Oregon.
R e s id e n c e o f L . L . H o /lin g e r
E. A. Jerome, Architect and Builder.
¡¡¡¡[Miss Lillian Henderon of Portland,
was the guest of Miss Edna Hibbs,
Sunday.
E. X. Harding is improving his
house with a new coat of paint.
E. W. Paget has been hauling
lumber the past week for his new
house. S. S. Shotwell has the con­
tract for building.
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Mrs. D. Lynch has been quite sick
the past week with measles, but is im­
proving now.
Contract for large or small jobs
Work by the square.
Phone or write to
J. DFLANO,
Cornelius. Or
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The Misses Walker of Portland, is
visiting Mrs. H. L. Russell.
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Mrs. E. C. Mays has gone to join
l er L-.sband in California, where he is
traveling for his health.
Mrs. Mahan, of Oak Point, Wash-
ingtDn, is visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barr, of Shady
Brook.
When you come
to Forest Grove
stop at
Maurice Northrup is down from
Washington visiting his brothers, F. A.
and Chas. Northrup.
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Mr. Carl Walters, of near Salem, is
visiting with his cousin, Chas. Walter,
the blacksmith.
Guardian Neighbor, Mabel Jackson;
Past Guardian Neighbor, Martha Pasley;
Advisor, Ettie Jackson; Magician,
Wallace Pasley;
Attendant, Frank
Jackson; Captain of Guards, Eugenie
Sandford; Inner Sentinel,
Robert
Krumbeen, Outer Sentinel, Jesse Mays;
Manager, Robert Tannock.
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HIE COLONIAL
Everything first
class.
Best of
service. Rates
reasonable.
Gales Creek
Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Hines and son
Willis, were at the Soda Springs on
Sunday.
A number of our young people en­
joyed the dancing party given at Mr.
Heisler’s, for Alfred, who leaves again
for the mining districts of Southern
Forest Grove
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