Washington County news., June 30, 1904, Page 12, Image 12

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Horse Owners
J. Elott, veterinary surgeon prepared
to do all work in this line, will be at
Art squares beat carpet.—Roe &
the Fashion Stables, Forest Grove,
Buxton’s.
every Tuesday. Best of work at
Fancy tea and coffee at Nicholson reasonable prices.
& Son’s.
Garden Home
For choice building lots see J. P.
Louie Blosick was down Thursday
Wagner.
to see his brothers.
Miss Francis Myers is sojourning in
Mrs. Spencer’s grandsons, Lou
Portland this week..
and Bert Williams, and a couple of
their friends were visiting her Friday.
Mrs. E. Meresse made a pleasure
Mrs. Nicholson hurt her back lifting
trip to Portland Tuesday.
an oil can, and has not been able to
Tinware— Nearly at cost at the Mag­ i get about since. We hope she will
net. Stock must be sold.
soon recover.
Carrie Nicholson went to Portland
Cheney the tinner. You always get
Saturday morning.
the brand of tin you bargain for.
Several friends of Huffakers were
Miss Anna Johnson has been at Al­
out from Portland Sunday.
bany the past week visiting friends.
The three Nairn brothers, Mr. Bri­
Fresh banquet wafers and other ley and Mr. Nagle went to Portland
fancy picnic goods at Nicholson & Saturday evening.
Son’s.
Mr. Gus Lindane, Miss Emma and
Have Dr. Lowe cure your head and Master Ernest Nicholson went to town
eye ache with a pair of his superior Sunday morning
to go on the
excursion.
glasses.
Will Butler and Gus. Bemett spent
Take your friends to The Colonial
for dinner and enjoy a few dishes of Sunday with their folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henderson and
ice cream.
Mrs. Rowling visited Mrs. Spencer
Carriage trimmings of any kinds and Sunday.
carriage repairing, at Stribich’s shop, I Mr. Harrington went home Tuesday
Old Factory.
evening. He has been ailing several
Mrs. Frank Richardson was a Port­ daiys.
land visitor Monday returning Wed­
Glencoe
nesday evening.
Chas. Northrup’s house burned
Columns and brackets made and down, Wednesday afternoon, June 23.
general wood work done to order at Everything was burned, except two
the Old Factory.
chairs. There was no insurance.
James Hickenbottom, from Culdesac,
During Will Billinger’s absence this
week, Ed. Sparks was the chief Idaho, is down to see his mother who
is very ill.
“ high mogul’’ at the repair shops.
Mrs. W. E. Mays spent Friday in
Fred Watrous, of the firm of Wat-
Portland.
rous & Allen Co., was transacting busi­
J. A. Lynn is still quite sick at his
ness in Portland the first part of the
home on Pumpkin Ridge.
week.
James Gray visited Portland last
The W. C. T. U. will meet in Hol-
week.
linger’s hall, Tuesday of next week at
Geo. Paseley and wife and M. C.
3 p. m. All members are requested
Lincoln and wife did not return with
to be present.
the rest of the berry pickers. They
Mrs.
W. E. Beauchamp and have gone up near Mt. Hood, where
daughter Eva, of Portland, and Mr. E. Mr. Pasley expects to remain until
Webber are guests at the A. R. Leabo fall, for his health. He has been im-
home this week.
p-oving ever since he left home.
The members of the Lewis & Clark
Joseph Connell is having an addi­
club at their ice cream aocial last Sat­ tion built to his house. Geo. Helleire
urday evening, took in quite a neat is doing the work.
little sum. A very pleasant time was
Mrs. Grace Connell has returned
had.
home, after several weeks visit in Port­
Met Wagner brought the News land and Hillsboro.
force a limb of Royal Ann cherries
Miss Lizzie Gordon is home from
which contained the largest number of Portland, where she will remain until
cherries per inch in length the News after the Fourth of July.
has ever seen. In 3 inches were 32
Mrs. Fred Myers Jr. is suffering
fully developed and delicious cherries. with blood poisoning in her hand.
The boys from Thather came over
Card of Thanks
and played ball with the Glencoe boys
We wish to thank our friends and last Sunday. The game stood 10 to
neighbors for the kindness shown in 12 in favor of Glencoe. In two weeks
our late bereavement, also for the the boys will go over to Thatcher and
many floral designs.
play as they think they can play better
J. W. ADKINS AND FAMILY.
on their own grounds.
Bath tubs— the very best at Goff
Bros.
Do you want tinware? If so go to
the Magnet. Selling at reduced prices
everything in that line.
Your hair dressed in latest style and
special scalp treatment. Mademoiselle
La Course, residence corner 4th and
Pacific Avenue.
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Oils, Brushes,
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Nails and Builders’ Hard­
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Wagons...
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EVERYTHING..
For the People
At the
Auction. . .
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Farm
Implements
Done neatly and practically
at prices you can well
afford.
Bring your
work to my shop
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New and Second Hand
Goods of all kinds,
Furniture and Hardware
Come in and See Us
Our Prices Make
the Sales
Auction
House
Next door to Peterson’s Hardware Store
Main St. Forest Grove, Ore.
Buildings Moved
BY
Clark & Dixon
Houses raised for
new foundations.
Work by Day or ontract
Best of Equipment
Practical Work
Forest Grove.
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