Washington County news., April 13, 1905, Image 6

Q. B. HARDIN
Correspondence
School
Book-keeping and Commercial Studies
i Trv Goldenro
—Now that summer is here you will
want a nice cool suit of clothes, at the
Chicago.
The fishing fraternity of this city,
are
making reports of several big
—Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it
catches ( ? )
—If it came from the Chicago it’»
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Meacham, who
correct.
have been visiting Mrs. Price, have
A large delegation of Nebraskans gone to Seattle.
arrived Saturday.
The National Good Roads conven­
Chas. Roe transacted business in tion will be held in Portland on June
Portland Tuesday.
22, 23 and 24.
—The nobbiest neckwear is to be
J. A. Thornburgh and Cashier W.
found at the Chicago.
B. Haines were transacting business in
—If you use hard wheat flour, t r y Portland, Monday.
the “ Victor.” brand.
Prof. G. M. Harding is in North
Examinations are being held at the Yamhill and Amity this week in the
interest of his classes.
public school this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hartrampf and
James Leavens of Portland, visited
Miss Anna Cornelius were visitors in
Geo. Sibley over Sunday.
Hillsboro over Sunday.
—The daily Telegram and The
J. P. Wagner is soliciting for the
News, one year for 25.00.
Evening Telegram here, and is meet-
A. G. Hoffman’s elegant new resl‘ ' ing with marked succesj.
, dence is rapidly going up.
Wanted— Boy with good habits to
J. C. Woods and wife spent several learn the baker’s trade. Geo. G.
doys in Portland this week.
Patterson, Forest Grove.
Miss Mabel Hoge of the Portland
Earl B. Hawks has finished his
library, was a visitor at home Sunday.
duties at the sheriff’s office and
R. M. Steavens has gone to Belling­ returned to Forest Grove.
ham, Wash., on a three week’s visit.
Anyone wanting a good, first class
Dr. Rentz has taken up an office in Remington type writer, one year old,
Dr. Hines’ office, over the drug store. cheap, call at this office.
The pupils of the Eighth and Tenth
The Woman’s Lewis and Clark club
grades of the public school went gath­ will hold a special metting Wednesday
ering wild flowers last Friday after-1 April 17, at the home of Mrs. S. C.
noon.
Kane, at 3 o’clock P. M. All mem-
Sec.
— You can now buy the famous bers a i rebuested to be present
Singer Sewing Machine at The Bazaar
Miss May Jackson of this city, spent
and at a reasonable price and easy Saturday and Sunday in Portland,
F o re st G rove,
O regon
terms.
j While there she had the pleasure of
Miss Gladdys Hartley of Hood list.eninS to one of the great Evan-
¡K X S X S X S X S X S K E S X S X S X S X X ^ fc i
River, who has been visiting Miss gelists, Dr. Chapman’s interesting
Maude Shannon,
returned
home sermons.
Tuesday.
— The Chicago store carries Men’s,
Mrs. M. J. Abbott was called to Boys’ and Youth’s clothing—from
Portland by the illness of her sister-in- head to foot—and when we select a
law, Mrs. Clark, who is now much garment we do not have to consider
j anything but the latest styles and best
better.
quality of goods.
The Independent Order of Odd
The evangelists who have been
Fellows of this place is experiencing a
holding
meetings in Portland for the
remarkable growth in the way of new
i past few weeks, have ended their mis­
members.
sion and gone to Seattle. About 2000
Frank Bernard is treating his new cards asking for the prayers of the
house down in South Park, with sev­ preachers have been received.
Ribbons, Flowers, Braids, Etc. Hats
eral coats o f white paint, with orange
St. Johns, which recently held its
made and Trimmed to Order
trimmings.
municipal election, discovers that ac­
Atty Welch with his household cording to its charter the licensing
effects, left for Portland last Friday, of saloons there is not especially stated,
and it is said he will open a law office thus leaving it in parctically the pre­
Main Street
FOREST GROVE
in that city.
dicament that Forest Grove is in.
Mrs. G. H . Laycock of Portland,
E . B. Tongue of Hillsboro, won the
E.
formerly Mabel Blank of this city, is j Ann Shogren Cup in the “ run” of the
here to spend a couple of weeks with | H unt Club of Portland last Saturday,
old time friends.
i Although Mr. Tongue came in third
Will Wirtz, of Gresham, Ore., was in this last race, he had 11 points to
in this city a few days last week, called his credit from two former runs which
Can suit you. They have a com­
here by the sickness of his mother, | were not overcome by his opponents.
Through the agency of H. G. King, who is now better.
plete stock of Harness, Whips,
BY
THE
W
.
F. E. Walling who came over recently
J W. R. Sparks sold to Frank Knox, 27
Lap Robes. Repairing a special­
L
V A A A ^
A ^ A ^
from
Forest
Grove
and
rented
the
(r
W. M. Whitney, district agent for
ty.
Call in.
acres of timber land Monday.
the Oregon Fire Relief Association of Oliver building across the street from
The regular fortnightly meeting of
the
Postoffice,
has
opened
up
therein
a
PACIFIC AV EN U E
A. S. Venen, the jeweler, has moved McMinnville, was in town several days
neat music and stationery store in the Woman’s Christian Temperance
I his shop two doors east on Pacific the first of the week.
Union
was
held
at
Herrick
Hall,
Apr.
which he handles musical instruments,
Avenue, in the Corl building.
Mrs. Wirtz, mother of the Wirtz sheet music, current magazines and 7, with a good attendance. The pro­
gram was in charge of Mrs. Boldrick.
The Forest Grove Rock Quarry is in boys of this city, has been dangerously stationery.— Newberg Graphic.
W e have the Racycle,
She spoke briefly of the gains made by
operation again and anyone wishing ill for the past ten days, but at this
Columbia, Rambler, Na­
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Russell of west temperance in the last election in
I time is resting a little easier.
rock can be supplied at once.
of town, were called to Washington to Colorado, and of the help given by
tional, Eagle and Read­
— Everything at the Magnet at c o st.! — Estey Organs at a $10.00 discount the bedside of their son, Sam, who was women voters in securing these results.
ing Standard. W e can
VERY BEST
Obliged to move building.
Stock during the month of April at the Ba- critically ill with pneumonia. H e The chief topic, however, of her ad­
suit you on wheels and
must be sold in the next three weeks. za*r- Do not miss this rare chance if died the night of their arrival aud on dress was “ The Present Condition of
QUALITY, PRICES, TREATMENT
Prices. General repair
you are in the market for one.
their return home they found another Temperance Legislation in Our County
—
Bring
me
your
wool
and
Mohair,
shop in connection.
Philmore Buxton, who has been son, Ed very sick with the same mal­ and State.” What we need is not
highest market paid, either in cash
SAELENS & CO., Main St.,
He is improving however at better laws, but a public sentiment to
I
employed
in the sheriff’s office during ady.
or trade. J. E. Bailey, Forest Grove.
L. J. CORL,
F O R E S T G R O V E , 0 FIE 0 0 N
the collecting of taxes, has returned to this date.
secure the enforcement of the good
»Hunger’s Old Stand
this
city,
where
he
will
take
up
a
resi­
—
It
don’t
pay
to
do
without
a
sew­
laws
now
on
the
statue
book.
The
FOREST GROVE. ,
OREGON
Residents of the East end of town
ing machine any more when you can dence.
rest of the hour was filled with a I
are complaining about the running at
Agency Singer Sewing Machine
buy a ffrst-class, second-hand machine
Mrs. J. Q. Jackson and son, Jay, large of a stray, red and white spotted spirited discussion of these laws, and
at the Bazaar from 82.50 up.
Undertaking
went to SchollS Saturday and visited calf, with a bell attached to its neck. of one present local condition.
| over Sunday with the former’s daughter, They say that it is decidedly a nui­
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Practical Undertakers and Embalm-
It is announced that temperance is | ers. Calls answered day or night,
Miss Kate Jackson, who is teaching sance, and destroys gardens, flower
T>
P D
1
school there.
beds, etc., faster than they can make to have a few days allotted to it upon
the official program of the Portland
G
£
DUXtOIl
them,
therefore
the
calf’s
owner
or
the
Mrs. Goff, of Portland, mother of
Forest Grove. Ore.
the hardware merchants, has been butcher, is requested to come and get Fair’ ^ h e time will be divided among ; 30TH ’ p h o n e s .
the W. C. T. U., Anti-Saloon League, ______________
a visiting here for several days, but is him.
Oratorical Contests, and possibly other
now spending a few days with her son,
Oklahoma and Oregon promoters departments.
Speakers of National
in the country.
are to establish a new town on Klamath fame will no doubt be secured for the
j i j** Jj Homeopahtist Physician
Dick Rode has fitted up a neat lake to be known as Whitelake City. occasion.
I have added to my stock a line of meat
I—
* and Surgeon...............
market in the building purchased Vol. 1, No 1, of the Whitelake Amer­
Good, Substantial Furniture, in Fir, by him on Pacific Avenue, and will ican, which will be published in Seat­ Will all those who have been award­ Office over Wescott’s Store. Residence
be ready to accomodate the pub­ tle until May 15, has reached us. ed silver medals in the prize temper­ East of M. E. Church, Forest Grove.
Maple and Oak, which will be sold at soon
W. B. King is editor. Lots are to be
lic with choice meats.
disposed of on June 1 at $15 each ance contests hitherto held in Forest
the very lowest prices.
The
Pacific States
Telephone and the company have already listed Grove, kindly report to Mrs. Boberts, City Barber Shop . .
Come in and see the Bargains on all exchange at this place, have put on a about
W. C. T. U.,
30 business enterprises that will President of the
Baths. Laundry Agency. Situ­
that plans may be made for a gold
sides of my store and you will be con­ night man which is found necessary locate in the new city.
ated on Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
medal contest.
owing to the large increase in business
vinced that this is the best place to buy. L. G. Boyd is the operator.
— To those who love plants and
. . A. T. Wirtz, Proprietor
Does the Saloon Help Business?
flowers. How you may keep the gar­
Every
town
and
city
in
Oregon
is
u
tt
den spot from drying out during the
YES.
boasting about having no vacant house.
heat of summer. Make one watering
That’s what counts.— Roseburg Plain-
The
Liquor
business.
last from 3 to 5 weeks. Saves labor
dealer. What counts most is to build
The Gambling business.
and is better than continued watering.
vacant houses and then fill them up.
The Business of her whose house
Is great help to those who wish to
—Goldenrod Flour $1.60 per sack. leave home on a summer vacation, or takes hold on death.
If you are seeking a home and
The Business at the
County
in caring for a grave.
Simple but
want — A BARGAIN— we can
very effective.
Full directions for Infirmary.
BUSINESS SPECIALS
The Business at the County Jail
25 cents. Address J. E. S., P. O.
suit you, having the best list of
— Every sack of Crescent flour is
and the State Penitentiary.
Box 347, Portland, Oregon.
lands and homes in the county.
guaranteed.
NO.
If you are thinking of building, be sure that you
Write or call on us at Cornelius.
Road
Supervisor
Henry
Van
Dyke
— Just received carload of corn, at
look over my line of builders' hardware.
Not the Grocery Business.
of district No. 14 is doing some grad­
Ritchey & Wells.
Not the Hardware Business.
ing of the 2 j miles of road that runs
— Money to loan on farm security. north from here. This work is being
R. W. M CNUTT,
Not the Dry goods Business.
W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove.
Not the Real Estate Business.
done nearer to the idea of Eastern road
Real Estate Agent, Cornelius, Or
Not the Building Business.
— Weekly Oregonian and The News building than any we have ever seen,
and
when
it
is
completed
it
will
be
the
one
year;
$2.00
in
advanc.
The kind that will not chip off, wears like iron,
best in the county. The grading is
Abstainers Get Better Wages
— Money to loan on farm security.
and don’t cost any more than the common enamel­
made high in the middle and at the
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove.
It
is said of Mr. Andrew Carnegie General Merchandise
sides the water is carried away by deep
ed ware.
that
he
has added ten per cent td the ! We carry a complete line of General
— Mohair and wool wanted at J. E. gutters, in some places four and five
Merchandise. We handle cedar
wages
of
his employes on his Scotch
Bailey’s store. Cash or produce.
feet deep. Other road builders in tne
estate on condition that they become j posts and best shaved shingles, all
county
could
profit
by
a
visit
to
this
— The Serai-Weekly Portland Journal
kinds of feed stuffs, oil meal, etc.
total abstainers.
and The News for one year, $1.50 in section and take notes.
A temperance writer, desiring to J Big assortment of wet weather goods
advance.
and a good line of forks, rakes,
On Friday evening, the initial pro­ secure a personal expression from Mr.
— The Thrice-a-Week New Yotk gram for the city Base Ball Benefit Carnegie as to his attitude in this res- ! potato diggers, shovels. In fact
anything you want.
World and The News, one year, $1.75 given by Frank Brown, the local car­ pect, sent him a letter asking if he
toonist, will be rendered. The pro­ would kindly advise him as to the truth •
in advance.
MONTGOMERY TURNER,
of the above statement, and also inform
gram
will
be
different,
more
compre­
B a n k s , O r e g o n
If you are particular about your job
! work, that’s all the more reason we hensive and varied than that which so him what measures of success had fol- t
greatly pleased the audience before lowed this policy.
| should do it.
The reply has just lately been W . H. HOLLIS,
when Mr. Brown appeared last in
— Before you insure your property Forest Grove. Appropriate selections received and is as follows:
LAWYER
call at The News office and see what for each drawing will be rendered and
“ Men are not required to be total
Real
Estate
and
Corpo- OFFICE over
| we have to offer you.
rapid sketching of local characters will abstainers, but all who can obtain from
Hines’ Store.
ration^aw
^Sgecialtjr.
Will not rust; always look bright; wears better than steel.
— Fresh field and garden seeds at be a strong feature of the entertain­ me a gift equal to ten per cent of their
PR ICES W IT H IN R E A C H O F ALL.
ment. Seats on sale at Baldwin’s con­ wages, with my best wishes, upon stat­ Fo re s t G r o v e , -
i Ritchey & Wells.
- Oregon
fectionery store. Reserved seats 25c. ing that they have abstained for a year.
General admission 15c.
Drawings I consider total abstainers worth ten
Winter Rates to Yaquina Bay
per cent more than others, especially
given away to those present.
In order to accommodate the many
if coachnen, yachtsmen, or men in On Commission, Everywhere
people who wish to make a winter trip
charge of machinery. Indeed. I prefer
—
Use
the
old
reliable
Crescent
flour,
to Yaquina Bay. the Southern Pacific
City, Country, Rental and Chances.
them for all situations. “ A. C.”
Co., will sell, on Wednesdays and it makes good bread.
In view of Mr. Carnegie’s great
R. W . T R A V E R
Saturdays, of each week, until March
experience in the industrial world, this 233 Washington St.,
Portland. Ore
31, 1905, round trip tickets, at low
Near Farmers and Merchants Bank
— Feel tired, no appetite, cannot opinion is of inestimable value.
rates, to Yaquina and return, limited to sleep, work or eat? That’s spring
Phone, Clay 1633
sixty days from date of sale. Those tiredness and will disappear at once if
—Goldenrod Flour, guaranteed.
—Gaston Milling Co. sells bran at
who desire to take advantage of this you take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
rate should apply to nearest Southern Tea this month. 35 cents, Tea or
— Finest line of shoes in the county $20.00 per ton, shorts at $24.00 per
ton, our own make.
Pacific agent for tickets.
Tablets.
at the Chicago.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS I
G. 5. HARDIN,
Spring Millinery
The N ew est and L atest in
H A N D M ADE H ATS
MRS. A. E. DIXON,
Temperance
a
Have You Seen
Our New Wheels
a
BROOKS & WING
a
MEATS
FURNITURE!
G.E.Geiger,M.D„.
Small Profits; Quick Sales
HARDWARE
Strangers
ENAMELED STEEL WARE
Aluminum
Cups, Pie Plates, Pudding Pans,
Preserve Kettles, Teaspoons,
Tablespoons, Pocket Combs,
Dressing Combs
C. F. HARRIS,
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON
Real Estate Bought and Sold