Washington County news., June 16, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

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Som e F o re s t G ro v e Hom es
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The creamery is running at this
place under the management of Her­
man Thumer, with an out put of about
18 boxes of butter per week, which
always commands good prices.
Messers L., Frank and Buff Creps,
and Al. Bledsoe returned this week
from a six week’s trip down the
Columbia where they had been peel­
ing cascara bark. They report a suc­
cessful trip, gathering about four tons
of the bark.
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Mademoiselle LA COURSE
M n . 6 HARTRAMPF. A ssistant
Miss Minnie Schneider was the
guest of Miss Florence Humess,
Sunday.
Parlors in Caples
Building.
Hours from >> to 6
Carl Banks is visiting for a few days
at his father’s home.
The Banks base ball team gave
Glencoe a hard fight Sunday, being
beaten only a few scores on the last
round. Practice is all the boys need.
John Friday will soon begin the
erection of a “ cottage we call our
own.” Then John will fully appre­
ciate the term “ Home, Sweet Home.”
Joys be yours John, is the wish of your
humble scribe.
Laughlin Hotel
B. A. J ero m e, A rc h ite c t and Hu I Icier*.
Glencoe
The Grange on Pumpkin Ridge held
a picnic at the Arcade school house, it
being Children’s Day. A very inter­
esting program was rendered. J. H.
Davis read a very interesting piece.
Miss Eva Cypher recited a poem en- ,
titled “ June,” and Mrs. S. Harvery
recited a piece. It being open meet­
ing, quite a few visitors were present, i
Those from this place were Mr. and
Mrs. A. Gordon and daughters Anna
and Nellie, Mrs. George Helleire, and
Miss Eugenie Sanford.
Dr. Connell of Portland, spent Sun-1
day with his brothers on the farm.
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Work by the square.
Phone or write to
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Cornelius. Or.
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T H E B IG T H R E E .
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walter spent j
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I 'T H E T H R E E O L D E S T A N D B E S T
Residence of D r. Rentz
J. Walter of Portland.
0 V E R 6 O Q O O O IN DAILY U S E
B. A. J ero m e. A rc h ite c t ttnel B uilder
Mrs. Wood of Hillsboro, is visiting j
B a n k . O ffic e * H ouse S a f e s
with her daughter Mrs. Joseph Con­
Cornelius
Will Rogers is hauling lumber for a nell, this week.
new
house, which he intends building
70 S I X T H ST
Mrs. B. F. Blood, of Carlton, former­
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford spent Tuesday
on
the
comer
lot
west
from
the
M.
E.
PORTLAND.
in Forest Grove.
ly a resident of Forest Grove, has been
OREGON.
parsonage.
visiting at her brothers’, C. W. and H.
W. F. Hallenbeck, who resides.four i
G. Fitch, over Sunday. Mrs. Blood
The Base Line Co. has put on sev miles north of Mountaindale, has been
intends soon to leave for Ogden where eral more hands and are rushing busi­ very ill but is recovering.
her son is living. He has just com­ ness. We are waiting patiently to
Mr. G. F. Helleire is building a cel-1
pleted his studies and graduated from hear that whistle. They are running lar for W. F. Hollenbeck, of above
the seminary at Rochester, N. Y., and in dressed lumber from Scroggins Mountaindale.
has accepted a call to the First Baptist creek, and as soon as they start theie
No trace of the robbers who broke
When you come ^
Church, at Ogden, at a salary of will be no difficulty in securing lumber
into Mays Bros, store last week, has
to Forest Grove H P
$1,000.00 a year.
that will fill the bill of the most fas­
been discovered.
stop at
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tidious carpenter.
Charley Neep and wife are up from
If You Live
Eufalia visiting Mrs. Neep’s mother,
Banks
- T H E C O L O N IA L ”
In the Gales Creek Valley, call at
Mrs. TiBbits.
N. C. Shipley is building a large
the store of E. Jacobson, Gales City,
H. S. Sturdevaht and son assisted by barn, Wm. P. Beard at the helm.
Everything first
for boots and shoes, harness and leather 4
Chas. Shiffer, are putting up the new
J. L. Banks has made his surround­ goods— goods for the farmer at a bar­
class.
Best of
store building for Mrs. Matthies just ings more attractive by the painter's
service. Rates
gain.
east of Bunning’s livery barn.
white touch upon his house.
reasonable.
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Horse Owners
Banks shows forth the same progres­
We observe that there is a line of
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new telephone poles being set toward sive spirit as manifested all over this
J. Elott, veterinary surgeon prepared 4
B1 joining and we are told that Bloom­ beautiful country of ours. J. C. to do all work in this line, will be at 4
ing, Hergerts and Hendricks mill are Schulmerich is building an addition to the Fashion Stables, Forest Grove, 4
Oregon.
to be furnished with this modem con­ his already capacious bam, Benjamin every Tuesday. Best of work at 4 Forest Grove,
Dooley being the contractor.
venience.
reasonable prices.
P ortland 5 a fe (§.
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