Som e F orest G rove H omes
allowed to be closed. Several water
applicants were given permission to
tap the city system.
Adjourned.
V A A A A J .A A A A J .a v
SPECIAL
School Report
District No. 75. Month ending
Scalp Treatment, Facial Mas­
June 13. No. days taught 18. Whole
sage, given attention.
number of days attendance, 295. No.
Chiropody and Manicuring
days absence, 56. No. times tardy,
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6. .Average daily attendance, 17.
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Those neither absent nor tardy, Clar­
ence Beard, Ralph Wilcox, Lester Sells,
Mademoiselle LA COURSE
Mrs 6. MARTRAMPf, Assistant.
Georgia Schneider, Bulia Phipps, Fran'
ces Sells, Florence Thornburg, Ches­
Parlors in Capíes Building.
Hours from 9 to 6
ter Teegarden. MRS. TEEGARDEN,
teacher.
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Garden Home
R esid e n ce o f W ilb u r M c E ld o w n e y
E . A . J e ro m e , A r c h it e c t und B u ild e r.
Mrs. Henry Dittmer of Portland
Heights, and Mrs. Perry Preston of
East Portland, were visitors at Mrs.
Spencer’s Wednesday.
Mrs. Peterson and Miss Spencer
were in Portland Thursday.
Mr. Frank Shultz brought his bride
home Thursday.
JOSEPH DELANO & SON
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Contract for large or small jobs
Work by the square.
Mr. Ned Oviatt came down on his
Phone or write to
wheel from Buel Friday.
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Cornelius. Or.
A hack load of friends were out to
Nicholson’s Sunday andretumed to the ; » T T T T T T T T T T ¥ * i
city on the evening train.
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Quite a few have cut their hay, so
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of course it will rain.
Arthur Nissen is home for a few
days.
The youngest child of Pete Oleson,
of Progress, who was seriously injured
several weeks ago by falling from a
swing, died Sunday , afternoon,
R esid e n ce o f M r s . E . H . M a rs h
E . A . J e ro m e . A r c h it e c t und B u ild e r
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Council Meeting
No one having been in attendance
at the regular evening for council
meeting, a call was given in accord­
ance with which the Common Council
met Friday evening. All the city
officials except Councilmen John Strib-
bich and C. N. Johnson,' were present.
After reading the previous minutes the
following bills were allowed and ordered
paid:
H. White, street work.............. $20 50
A. G. Long, extinguishers........ 40 00
Wash. Co. Pub. Co., printing.. 1 50
White Stamp & Seal Co., tags. 3 50
The Bazaar, supplies................
80
L. C. Walker, recorder............. 1 00
T. A. Ritchey, tile................... 3 50
W. L. Miller, labor................... 3 50
W. H. Lyda, lumber.................. 43 49
Wells Fargo, express.................
60
W. F. Hartrampf, labor............
1 00
W. S. Hudson, treasurer........... 32 00
J. N. Baldric, labor................... 4 75
P. W.’Cronin, marshall............. 15 75
Stribbich & Purdin, supplies... 8 50
Crane Co., supplies............ '. . .
8 30
E. A. Kreider, tiles.................. 3 00
Hoffman & Welsh, services.. . 150 00
Total $341 69
The street committee reported good
progress in repairing roads.
The Treasurer’s monthly report as
accepted contained balance on hand:
$204.43; receipts, $1952.69, dis­
bursements, $1071.46.
Some discussion as to where the
public watering trough should be
placed. Finally it was left to the com­
mittee to place it where it would be
out of the way, yet to be placed as
convenient as possible. The commit­
tee on water rates made only a partial
report. A resolution was adopted regu­
lating the hours of sprinkling to four
hours a day, from 6 to 8 in the morn­
ing and from 6 to 8 in the evening.
Mr. Cronin’s salary was raised to
$15 per month, and even that does
not adequately pay him for his labors.
Mr. A. B. Thomas was allowed to
put a corrogated iron building on Pa­
cific avenue in the rear of his store.
A warrant for $1000 was ordered
drawn to take up that amount of the
bonded indebtedness.
The Recorder was instructed to buy
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the State Code and Session Laws for
the use of the city.
The culvert across Third street
which was tiled by Mr. Kreider, was
The report of the marriage of Jennie
Stephe
week before last, it seems,
was a mistake. She was married
Wednesday the 15th. Quite a num­
ber came out from Portland to attend
the wedding.
Seghers
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B a n k . O f f ic e &M ouse S afes
Mr. Boos is very busy at his rock
quarry, shipping as high as six car
ortland afe
loads a week. Lack of help is the
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only reason why his shipments are not
PORTLAND,
larger. This week he is* filling an
OREGON
order for the new brick block at Hills­
boro.
A box car was badly wrecked here
last week caused by careless switqhing.
It will be several days before the car
will be repaired.
Miss Eithel joined the Advent 4
When you come
church at the Corvallis campmeeting 4
to Forest Grove
recently, being baptized by Rev.
stop at
Haston.
Mr. Albert Dethleps is completing 4 “ T H E C O L O N I A L ”
his new bam.
The hay crop will be short if rain is
Everything first
not forth coming.
class.
Best of
John Beal is the owner of some nice
service.
Rates
water spaniel pups.
reasonable.
Pat Lakie has been away from home
about two weeks and his parents are
very anxious about him. Any one >
knowing about him will relieve the 4
Forest Grove,
Oregon.
anxiety of his parents by informing
them of his whereabouts.
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