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Some Forest Grove Homes
D. J. Malarkey
of Portland,
M. 0.
T oole of Salem, Binger Hermann,
our
esteemed
and
Wm.
member of congress,
Barrett
of
at considerable
Hillsboro,
length,
SPECIAL
spoke
reviewing the
past measures of the opposing political
parties and comparing
results,
also
Scalp Treatment, Facial Mas­
sage, given attention.
present conditions as compared with
those
existing under
trations.
The
the republican ticket
were presented
each one
other adminis­
candidates for the dif­
ferent offices on
Chiropody
to the
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audience and
Mademoiselle LA COURSE
made a few appropriate re­
marks.
The
exercises
were
spersed with music by the
band and
a choir
local talent,
children,
inter­
up
also a flag drill
which
was
and
by
executed
teacher.
Parlors in Caples
the
in a
Everything
JOSEPH DELANO & SON
• PRACTICAL SHINGLERS •
passed off in a pleasant and harmon­
The Lau£hlin Hotel
Building.
Hours from 9 to 6
from
manner which was creditable to both
children
Mrs. C
. HARTRAMPF, Assistant.
Verboort
made
and Manicuring
ious manner.
13. A. Jerome. Architect und Huilder.
We
have
a
good
Don’ t forget to
clean
ticket.
vote June 6th.
Contract for large or small jobs
Gales Creek
äääk
Work by the square.
Mr. Parkins and his wife returned
from Beaverton last Friday where they
3
have been
visiting
Mr.
Butner and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watrous accom
panied by
Mr. and Mrs.
Allen
Phone or write to
J. DELANO,
A t
Cornelius. Or.
t t t t t t t t t t
A
were
Soda Spring visitors on Sunday.
Miss Jessie
Dixon
is visiting
her
fStliuálTVJ
sister Mrs. W ill Williams.
Mrs.
Ri
Lizzie
Hiatt
and
daughter
Clara, of the Grove, returned
home last week.
to
their
0
Mrs. Hiatt has been
to her mountain home
superintending
the building of her summer cottage.
m\
Louie Lynch, of H opew ell, who has
i. I l . t
been
visiting
Thrapp,
Residence of M rs . E. H. Marsh
his
sister,
returned home
Mrs.
Guy
Tuesday,
he
was accompanied by Mrs. Thrapp.
E3. A. Jerome, Architect and Builder
On Sunday Tom Varley drove out to
Soda Springs accompanied
Seghers
The telephone line
by
Misses
is going up in
Ara Heisler, Effie Boke, Edith Smith
Mr. August Roth has been busy the this valley quite rapidly. T h e holes and Virgie Varley, several wheelmen
the past week, shipping his oats and were dug and poles hauled last week. followed the hack, they were Messrs.
Mrs. Nute Hall, who was quite sick, John Heisler, Lex Blumm, Sam Varley
hay.
Mrs.
Loretta Tolson visited her is much improved of late.
Wallace Smith and George McRoberts.
B. J. H all
joined i he order of the The young people had lunch and din­
of the World at our last ner at the Springs and returned home
W e all heartily welcome by moonlight.
father over Sunday.
Boos has put up a fine W oodm en
new derrick, with which he has loaded meeting.
several car loads of the finest building neighbor Hall.
Mr.
J. G.
Mr.
Henry Wahl is slashing
rock in the northwest.
Read This
w ort on his rich | ,amil>' oveI Sunda>'-
Several of the young boys are
I Seyeral
gaged in peeling chittam bark.
0 . Aschim
Forest Dale
Mr. D. H . La Follette, of M cM inn-
en-
for one of the houses on
last week
with her aunt,
Mrs. Wahl
and cousin, Mrs. Herrington.
Mr.
and Mrs Hall
their residence
have
at Mr.
and
Cornelius
Mrs.
Chas. McClaughy
^ isited her parents over Sunday.
the
plan
came
off ac-
laid down,
and
welcome
was accorded to
without reference
to their political
filiations.
lumber
Low
round-trip
rates
have
been
between Portland and
Forest Grove, in either direction.
Fisher’ s, for vvas carried through without a jar.
cordial
1 good
Cheap Sunday Rates Between Forest
Grove and Portland.
placed in effect
J Received too late for la*‘. Issue
taken up cording to
months old,
heifer calf
timber wagon. These will be sold at a bar­
Enquire News Office.
R . Herring- gain.
_
T h e grand barbecue
the summer.
Mr.
bam.
THE BIG THREE
'THE THREE OLDEST AND BEST
O v e r 6 o q o o o in D a il y U s e
B a n k , O ff ic e & H ouse S a f e s
P ortland S afe ®
7 0 ‘S IX T H ST
PORTLAND,
OREGON
THE COLONIAL HOTEL
r
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W h en you come
to Forest Grove
stop at
_ ftl_
’Y '
•
is hauling the
vine visited his daughters, Mrs. Scott ,on’ s Place and he 500,1 wl" have
and Mrs. Wahl, oi this place, a few new residence.
Ben Hall is building a fine new
weeks ago.
Miss M . E. Wahl, of Gaston, visited
For Sale— 1 milk cow, 1
eight
H erring -U ml -M arvin S afe G i
and Mrs. H enry Day, of Port­
for H . W .
land, came out Monday.
Scott.
T h e first native strawberries have
Mrs. Frank Bernard has been very
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
m
y
Gerrish,
of
made their appearance.
sick with rheumatism the past week.
Patton’ s Valley, visited L . Parsons snd
Mr. Joseph Beal is going to start
east scon to resume
go 'd diggings.
H A L L 'S
A
Tickets will
noons
and
be sold
Sundays,
turn on or before the
Everything first
class.
Best of
service.
Rates
reasonable.
Saturday after­
limited
to R e­
following Mon­
all day. Rate of $1.05 round trip. Call
af- on Southern Pacific’ s agents for par­
ticulars.
‘ THE COLONIAL”
H. VILLIGER, Proprietor
Forest Grove.
Oregon.
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