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Forest Grove Homes
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Cooking a pleasure on a stove from
M. Peterson.
Dr. Lowe, the noted eye specialist,
was in the city this week.
Any kind of lumber and finishing
material at the old factory.
Ladies underwear—Summer goods
that will suit you, at the Magnet.
Andrew Phillips started for his claim
in Eastern Oregon Monday morning.
Tents! tents and camp stoves and
outing chairs at M. Pererson’s store.
Mrs. Thos. Phillips spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister in Portland.
The dance at the opera house Sat­
urday evening, given by the boys, was
a social success.
Miss Helen Stott, of Portland, is
here this week visiting with the family
of W. H. H. Myers.
R e sid e n ce o f M r . L . L . H o !lin g e r
W. W. Goff of the firm of Goff Bros
B. A. Jerome, Architect: and Builder.
was a Saturday evening passenger to
the Metropolis last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Walker, of Scog-
gin’s Valley was up to Polk Co., this
week to visit the sister of Mrs. Walker
who is dangeriously sick.
Try our violet wheat flakes for mush,
the finest package made for the
money. Every package contains a
coupon, 20 of which entitles you to a
White House cook book. Weitzel &
Christian.
Mr. W. Williams is building a new
residence and small store building on
south side Pacific Ave, corner 4th
street. The new store building will
soon be occupied with a neat line of
groceries and general furnishing goods.
As advertised the C. R. Brothers Co.
with their Edison latest machine, the
famous Passion Play of Oberamergan,
scenes from the Russian-Japan war and
a few other fake reproductions, made
their appearance at the opera house
last Friday night, to the intense dis­
R esid e n ce o f D r . E . fi. R e n tz
gust of their extremely small audience.
E. A. Jerome, Architect and Builder
Their late, popular illustrated songs,
such as “ Break the News to Mother,”
For a fine Sunday dinner go to the Mrs. E. Chandler returned Friday etc., were interesting in the extreme.
Colonial. Dinner served from 6 to 7:30 from a several days visit with Portland The Ball Game Sunday between
friends.
p. m.
Forest Grove and University Park, of
Snaps—In shoes, they must be sold Watrous & Allen have a reduced Portland, proved a tame affair, the most
and will go at low prices, at Turner’s sale lasting until July 2. See the uninteresting game of the season. The
ad.
store, Banks.
visiting team played nice, clean ball
Nicholson & Son have the largest Mrs. Ben Haws of Portland, visited with but few errors while our home
supply of fruit jars in the city. Buy Monday with her brother, Wm. Billen- boys were outclassed at every turn, it
ger, our popular bicycle dealer.
being their day off. They were put to
your jars now.
the bad in the first inning with three
Are you intending to paper your Col. J. McC. Preston and wife who scores against them, thus loosing all
house? If so see the elegant new have been sojourning in Forest Grove courage and interest. The loosing of
for several weeks, left Monday morning
stock at Roe & Buxton.
the game was largely due to the fact
for Portland and other points.
Your breakfast makes a delightful Wanted quick—men with teams to that the boys were turned down by
meal when you drink Best Blend cof­ haul coTd-wood by contract, l£ miles Catcher Via at the last minutes, he re­
fusing to catch the game unless paid
fee. Watrous & Allen Co.
haul, 5 hundred cord lot. Apply, W. for it. Fairchilds, of Cornelius, was
Your tent and stove should be the R. Stevens, Dille* Oregon, or inquire put behind the bat but was unable to
best if you want to enjoy your vacation. News office.
hold Drew. A new catcher will be
M. Peterson has the finest line in town. The News force owe their thanks to placed before the next game and the
A Bargain—A phaeton, eastern Mrs. N. J. Walker for a fine feed of boys will play as good ball as before.
make in good order. This will be sold Royal Ann cherries picked from her Via will more than likely hold down
at a sacrifice. Apply, Mrs. J. S. trees on Fourth street. They were the bench the remainder of the
season.
G riswold , Forest Grove, Oregon. highly appreciated.
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