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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1904)
Goldenrod Ethel and Robert winsome co-eds will deal out pennants, candies, fancy articles, sandwiches and the Third grade. coffee to the visitors. It is to be Elsie Scott spent Thursday and Fri hoped that the citizens will patronize day in Portland. the affair liberally. Proceeds go to Mabel Cheney is absent on account In H is Latest Subject: “The Empire of the Czar and the Rus wards the $300 football debt. of her mother’s sickness. sian People,” at LOST— Between Manning and Cor Leslie St. Clair was obliged to give nelius, Saturday Nov. 26, Ladies’ ! up school on account of his eyes. black purse trimmed with brafs; con Mabel Leipold is in school again taining $2.60 in silver, 2 small purses j after a week’s absence on account of T IC K E T S O N SA L E A T H IN E S ’ D R U G ST O R E with small change and ladies silverine sickness. watch, open face. Finder will be re Josie Anderson of the Colonial Hotel, . Prestdent W. N. Perrin, was at warded with the $2.60. Please leave gave a party, for her friends last Fri at The News office. Chas. F. Rufli, Hood River this week and preached at day evening. the Congregational church there last Banks, Ore. Walter and Roy Anderson were a b - [ — See the young lady doll at the Sunday. sent yesterday on account of the death — Good-country bran, $20 per ton, Magnet. The M. N. R. order initiated three Op. R R Depot Crescent Flour is the Best. of their grandfather. at Crescent Mills. candidates last Friday night. After COLLEGE NOTES Patronize Home Industry. Twice each week the Eighth grade Sana Walker is confined to his bed the session had concluded an oyster Forest Orove Principal H . L. Bates preached in devotees from fifteen minutes to a half on account of sickness. supper was served. Hillsboro Sunday. hour to the discussion of cunent news. A. B. Thomas spent a few days in Rev. Moon of Eugene, will speak Professor Fanrham spent Sunday Mildred and Margaret Garrison, Sheridan the past week. EmersonB aker, the teacher, went to sofa pillow in Mar Sargent’s store, for in the Christian church, Sunday morn with Portland friends. Florence Haan and Bismark Rode which the children have been selling Forest Grove, Saturday. Arthur Johnson was doing business ing and evening, Dec. 11. A cordial W. M. Parsons addressed the Y. M. were out last week on account of sick tickets at ten cents each, and the party in Portland, last Monday. invitation is extended to all. F.odney Herrington built a woodshed ness. C. A. boys Wednesday night. who buys the lueky number will win for B. Tupper last week. W. F. Robertson of Banks, came in Mr. and Mrs. Conrad McNamer The Fourth grade children brought the sofa pillow. Clifford Brown has resnmed his work to subscribe for the News. have returned from their outing at Hot Henry Wahl was the guest of Miss pennies to frame a picture of Pres- after an absence of ten days. Miss Frauces Lyda spent Sunday B. B. Goff from Hillside, was in the Lake. Conrad resumed his work at Edna Walters, Sunday. The Columbian Quartette, a high 'dent Roosevelt which now hangs in with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, 1 the“ Market” Monday morning. city the past week on business. Rev. Robinson of Hillsboro, will ] class musical organization, has been room W. M. Lyda. — Twenty-five dozen ready made — Peacock flour, Eastern Oregon | preach at the church next Sunday secured by the com mittee on enter- The Eighth grade have been read- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Shearer of dresses and school suits— ranging in hard wheat, at Ritchey & Wells. j tainments, for an evening during the ing the poem, Snowbou_d, and now side, passed through Gales Creek last morning. age from 1 to 14— just arrived. Price — Fancy Barred Plymouth Rock that they have finished, they are writ latter part of January. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Perry visited Thursday. cockerels, for sale at Ritchey & Wells. from 60cts to $6.00 at Jackson & La ing it in story form. Pacific will uphold the negative of with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Herrington Course. Mrs. Caroline Her, who has been For a fine Sunday dinner go to the One morning is given to memory Sunday. John Heisler, and little daughters, the question,‘‘Resolved, That the U. visiting for some time with relatives in Colonial. Dinner served from 6 to 7:30 Katie and Eva, of Gales Creek, were S. should Adopt the Canadian Bank gems from noted authors, while an Mrs. Ora Hawkins of North Yamhill, p. m. interesting book occupies the spare Linn county, returned home last week. in the city Monday on their way to ing System,” in the debate against visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. time of the remaining two mornings. James Robb, of Centerville, was Portland, While here they made The Whitman College. Mr. Jacobson has purchased a new Sain, last week. daing business in town last Wednes News a pleasant call. sewing mabhine for sewing leather, M. L. Barnet, a last year’s student, Five childaen left the Third grade T he people of this community day. and is now running an up-to-date shoe- A. B. Todd was swom in as road su is winning laurels on Eastern gridirons. last week. Myrtle Adams has gone contemplate organizing a literary shop. Mrs. A. B. Thomas and little niece, pervisor last week. H e takes the H e has made good at end on the Be for a visit. Daniel Pidcock has gone and debating society after the holidays. There was a gentleman from Cedar Hazel Scott, were in Portland, the past place of L. Laughlin, who resigned in | loit College foot ball eleven anb has i ro a farm. Vida, Raymond, and Cyn- Canyon over here Monday, looking at week. his favor. The latter is critically ill Played 3 sPlendld throughout tha Montgomery will re-enter at mid Banks the loving blacksmith shop. H e is Miss Minnie Heidel. of Hillsboro, at his home in this city. year. the P351 se3s0n’ Some sickness is reported East of was the guest of Miss Kate Scott, over Efforts are being made by teachers talking of renting it this winter. —The “ Blue Front” Drug Store will The Art department is contemplat- town, and one death, that of Mrs. Sunday. have an elegant line of perfumes, toilet >ng to hold an exhibitton on Dec. 17. and pupils to improve the appearance Slagle. East Gaston The band boys gave another of their articles, albums, stationery, etc. for Miss Bain, who is the instructor in of the rooms by pictures, plants, etc. The attendance in some of our M. C. Cranican took a load of pota- social dances Saturday evening at Christmas presents at right prices.— charge, is an artist of more than ordi- Our school already presents a more schools is rather light because of Let the good toes to market Monday. Vert’s hall. Dr. Hines, proprietor. nary ability. Some of her work was ex- cheery appearance. sickness. Mr. Starkweather has several men Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Hines were in Ex-Secxetary Caleb Powers of Ken- hibited 3t the reception at the begin- work go on! The creamery is running full blast grubbing for him on his ranch. Portland, Wednesday and returned tucky, who was found guilty of com- nin* of the schoo‘ >’e3r 3nd 3ttr3Cted The Eighth grade have been trying and Turner, the creamery man, is Thursday. plicity in the assination of Gov. Goebel 3ttention 311(1 iavorable comment, the plan of self government, and it Mr. and Mrs. Axtel, of Dilley, came giving good satisfaction. — Furniture upholstered and re several years ago, and sentenced to be Thls cxhlblt wil1 be on 3 lar*er scale seems to work very well with one or up to her father’s T. J. Kings’ for a few The Carsten Mill Co. has its tram paired by C. F. Harris, near Farmer’s hanged, has been given a new trial. 3nd wdl ‘“d u d e the work ot her pnpils two trifling exceptions. When boys day. i as well. car running into the logging camp and and the girls are in school for work the & Merchant’s Bank. — Lots of people were in town this [ Frank Shogreen and a friend were question of goverment soon comes to out running over his old tramping dumping logs into the creek near the Clyde Wellman has begun a course week buyin* Xm3S 3t The Baz33r' Henry Shannon has been cho^e“ Stevens farm. It is the intention to of study at the Beneke- Walker business They know from past experience that captain of the Pacific 1905 football be of little importance. ground with guns last week. ran the logs down during the winter. by coming early they have got the first team. Chick” is well known in this college in Portland. Mrs. Jas. Hill and her mother Mrs. 1 — Santa Claus headquarters at the pick of the beautiful selection of toys c -ty and has had considerable experi- Washington county is still ahead. Kelley went to the Grove Monday and Miss Marie Be’shaw has accepted a and Xmas goods on display there. ence as a chaser of the psgikin. H e Magnet. Hank West of North Banks, killed a brought home some new furniture. position with Emerson & Baldwin. captained the O. A. C. second team ! calf the day it was ten months old that The little boys have been enjoying GALES CREEK She will be “ hello” girl. John and Chas. Cranican have been weighed four hundred and fourteen ! last year, and held the position of half ! the white frosts of the past week, coast- Mr. Beimrhor has been on the sick out of school for a while taking care of | lbs. A. B. Garrigus killed a hog that for the local collegians this year. H e Bert Nixon is spending a few days | ing down the sidewalks. It has caused is a gritty player who knows how to list this week. apples and potatoes but will be back weighed four hundred and fifty two lbs. with his parents. H e is attending the pedestrians a little annoyance but all Miss Cordelia Seaman walked over again after they cut their winter’s hit the line hard. H e is a favorite Pacific Dental college. have borne it cheerfully for it is sel- Change in Date wood. Wilson. ' Basket ball is the game and j dom that the lads can use their sleds among the doys both of the college to Thatcher and back Satu.day. a rd of the city. Mr. Heisler and daughters, Eva and many are initiated into the mysteries j to advantage. Owing to the sudden death of Mrs. Scoggins Valley Katie, were visiting in Portland last of that healthful pastime. Schligel, the entertainment and dance Rough or dressed lumber delivered Public School News. Tom Sain was at Hillsboro, Monday. Tuesday. which was to be held at Banks on Dec. Z. Wing, of the Brooks & Wing to any part of city or county. Slab Belle Johnson is out of school. C. L. Dennis was in Forest Grove, 9, will be postponed for an indefinite The school here is going to give an saddlery, has been confined to the wood delivered any place in Forest Saturday. Hazel Aldrich has returned t o j entertainment and basket social the sick room for some ten days. time. Grove or Cornelius at $2.00 per cord. school. A force of men has been improving evening of the 17th to raise money Misses Lena and Zula Shorb wenl Leave orders with Francis Bernard, — Cedar posts for sale, cheap at Edna Bacon has entered the Sixth to buy a library, which is something the roads in these parts by cutting Wednesday to spent a few bays with ; Ed. Naylor, M. W. Patton or the News Ritchey & Wells. me side ditches and laying plank. 1 every school needs. There is also a 1 grade. the Lafferty family on Gales Creek. office. Orders taken by phone. Herbert S. Ellison Lecturer and Poet Vert's Hall, Tuesday Evening, December 13,1904 LOCAL Crescent Mill j J — WANTED—Competemt girl for Hon. \y. H . H . Myers returned general housework. Good wages p iid Monday from a three week’s sojourn in right person. Prof. G. F. Chapman. the metropolis. The colonel was the The town boys have organized into guest of his son, Frank, the traveling an athletic club and are receiving ins- man, and reports the time of his life tractions from Physical Director H . E. with his former comrades of the In- — Fresh, fancy groceries, nuts, dian War, many of whom are now liv- cookies and candies at the Pacific gro- j ing in Portland. eery. " C. H . Standbridge, proprietor. | Report of school in district No. 25, i — Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist, at 1904: Number of days taught, 18; The Laughlin, has decided to extend number pupils enrolled, 16; average his stay here till Sunday night, Dec. daily attendance, 14j; whole number H th . days attendance, 261; number of — Amethyst enameled ware, the days absence, 28; no tardiness nor kind that don’t chip off. C. F. H arris,! visitors; pupils neither absent nor Hardware, near Farmer’s & Merchant’s tardy: Gertie Nichols, Goldie Nichols, gank Vern Nichols, Archie Nichols and j The Lewis and Clark Woman’s C u b Harry Vandehey. E. J. Shotwell, t’chr. will hold a regular meeting, Monday,! — A new disease has made its ap- Dec. 12, at 3 p. m., at Mrs. Graham’s, pearance in our otherwise healthful j Secretary. town. It mostly shows up among the ! — Lounges and couches made to children and is called The Bazaar order from $5.00 and upwards. C. F. Fever. About every child in town has Harris, near Farmer’s & Merchant’s taken it. It starts in with symptoms Bank. of restlessness, lack of interest for their J — The "Smithsonian” , the best and school studies and a desire to spend most satisfac.ory truss on the market, all their time at The Bazaar. The Call and see them at Dr. H ines’ Drag doctors think it will take until the Store. I»«« P4« of the month before they Dr. Geiger reports a daughter born 0311 break the fever’ to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brick, half The college girls are making exten- mile east of this city, Sunday. Weight sjVe arrangements for an attractive nine pounds. “ Fair” to be held in Marsh hall this Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meacham, nee Friday evening. A uterary and musi- Adine Cole of Seattle, are in the city cal program will be rendered, for the guests of Mrs. Price and of former which no admission will be charged, college friends. Booths will be erected and from these A List to Keep That you will w an t t o look over for a good Xmas Dinner. W e alw ays carry a full line o f t*he following: Cod fish Lemon peel Sweet pickles Orange peel Smoked salmon Sour “ Beef Mountain honey Bananas Olives “ Pork Fresh fish Corned beef All Kinds Cheese “ Celery Lettuce Cranberries Sweet Potatoes Hubbard Squash Apples And “ “ Nuts Cabbage Parsnips Beets Dressed Veal Carrots Cauliflower Mutton Salt Herring Dates “ Salmon Citron “ Macherel Oranges Lemons Pineapple Green Peppers Turnips Kraut Onions Dressed Turkey Chicken “ Ducks Geese a hundred ot*her good things to eat*, under one roof. Y ours for the right* prices, McNamer & Johnson F o re st Grove, • • O re go n
