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COUNTY NEWS
FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 190S.
FOR NEW SYSTEM
WATER WORKS
merchants five days in which to clean
| up in the rear of their places of
I business.
The treasurer’s report was heard and
I the following bills were allowed.
HIGHEST PRAISE FOR
FOREST GROVE
THE GRIM REAPER S HARVEST
NO. 11
Invites all of Forest Grove.
CONSOLIDATED
Forest Grove generally has an invi-
Four Deaths During the Past Week
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r p . j p p i p s | | tation from the management of the Illi-
In And About Forest Grove
building at the Lewis and Clark
fair, to attend the fair on Tuesday,
Mrs. Ida Belle Dempsey Hinman
T R EA SU R ER S M ONTHLY R E PO R T . :
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August 15. It was suggested by Mrs.
died at her home in this city, last
July 1 to balance on hand $ 593 69 Distinguished
Public Meeting tu be Called
Guests Emm the Thursday afternoon at 4:30 after a Prupuse tu Build Electric yijg Mary Berkley, of that state, who was
11 Received from marshal
1 75
out here Sunday, that every body bring
lingering illness of consumption, at the
Lewis and Clark Expusitiun
Mayor in Few Days to Dis­
From Portland to Forest
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recorder
2
i a basket of lunch and eat it in the
age of 36 years. Deceased was born
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light fund 261
pavillion which is maintained by that
cuss Project
Here Sunday.
Grove
in Yamhill County, August 24, 1869.
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water “
218
state
on the Exposition grounds. She
She leaves besides her husband an
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x ._
also promisies us a brass band and an-
Total 81077 35
adopted
daughter,
mother
and
sisters.
Regular Meeting of Council Tues­
Well Entertained By Local Citizens
PSrty DriVOn Over Route Tuesdoy
other lady of the party who’s name we
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
The funeral was held Saturday at 10 j
With
Social
Intercourse
and
day Evening— Fire Limits
Survey
Complete
to
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failed to learn, pro rases us all the pan­
July 31 Paid for various run­
o’clock and the remains were laid to j
cakes
and log cabin synip the visitors
ning
expenses
of
city
tu be Changed
a Bounteous Lunch.
rest in Buxton cemetery. Rev. L. F.
Hillsboro
can eat.
including $500 to C.
Belknap officiating.
There is a movement on foot to ac­
W. Odell, interest
Some
thirty
of
the
officials
and
their
cept
the invitation and everbody is
David
C.
Stewart,
an
old
resident
|
Tuesday
about
noon
three
large
The city council met in regular1
bearing warrant and
1 wives and friends from the different and pioneer, son of Benjamin E. Stew- autos containing officials from the Port- hereby notified that they are welcome
session Tuesday evening with all mem- j
interest $43 4 7 . . . $ 980
state and government departments at art, who crossed the plains in 1847, ¡land Consolidated Railway C
~ ompany to go.
bers present except Councilman Star­
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$ 96
the Lewis and Clark Exposition, arrived died at his farm home near this city drove into town, and took lunch on
red.
B IL L S A L L O W E D
Dr. Large a Benedict.
! in this city last Sunday morning and Friday night after long suffering from the college campus,
After the routine business was dis­ F Baer, repairing crossing. . . .
Dr. C. L. Large of this city slipped
spent the day in the grove on the col­ cancer of the stomach. H e was born
When seen by The News it was
posed of a committee composed of E. P W Cronen, marshal.............
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lege campus and about town as they in Ohio, Sept 8, 1840, and came to learned they had come over the route away from his unwary friends and hied
W. Haines, T. A. Adams and A. G E A Dixon, repairing crossing
felt disposed. The visitors are in the Oregon with his parents. They set- of the proposed electric line which had himself off to Portland Wednesday,
Hoffman, from the Civic Improvement
and work on the water tank 26
habit of taking outings on Sundays tied in Yamhill County, which was the been surveyed by, that company, to answered the necessary questions of
Society occupied the attention of the H H Clark, work on water tank 22
after having been pent up at their vari home of the deceased until 1879, Hillsboro for the purpose of acquaint- the clerk of Multnomah county and
council on the subject of a new system C O Dixon
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ous places on the grounds, and through when he bought a farm near this city ing themselves with the line. They procured a license to wed Miss Edna
of water works. It is the plan of this James Wilson “
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the efforts of Mrs. Tozier-Wetherred and has been a resident here ever stated that the road would be built and L. Hicks. The ceremony was per­
society to agitate the furnishing of pure, J F Haynie, 19 yds gravel. . . 31
who is engaged at the exposition, the since. Besides the widow, he left two by them, but would make no other formed in Portland at the residence of
wholesome water, as it has been dis­ ' Wash Co Pub Co, printing. . .
3
distinguished guests were our’s for the sons, Horace D. and Loring V. Stew­ definite statements concerning how Rev. A. A. Morrison, after which the
covered that Gales Creek, where our i J W Price, work on water tank
1
day. When the news of their coming art, both residents of Grant county, soon, etc., however, they were em­ happy couple came to this city and a
supply comes from, is anything but W S Hudson, city treasurer.
was received, members of the Board of and a daughter, Mrs. Emma, wife of phatic in their assertion that they wedding dinner was served at the home
pure. The proposition is to carry our i L L Hollinger and W T Fowler
of the bride. "Little Doc.” as he is
Trade set out to entertain them in so Professor C. E. Bradley, of Pacific Uni­ would build.
water from some creek back m the
labor and supplies. .
2 20 far as the day would permit, and when
dubbed by his many friends, is one of
versity;
also
two
brothers
and
a
sister
After
eating
iheir
lunch
they
im­
mountains, some eight miles through Ballard & Lenneville, black-
the good people of Forest Grove were living in Grant county.
mediately drove back to Portland via Forest Grove’s most popular physicians
a main, which insures its punty,
smithing. .................................
15 40 apprised of the affair, with the sugges­
The funeral was held Sunday after­ Greenville.
They expressed them­ and enjoys a large practice—as will be
besides the gravity obtained would be D L Butler & Co, hose coup­
tion that all who could furnish lunch noon at 2 o’clock, with burial in the selves as pleased with whatMiey saw noted by press reports. So here’s best
sufficient---in fact it would be better
lings ...................................... 48 00 enough for at least four, and meet in
Naylor cemetery.
Senator E. W. in this city and the surrounding com­ wishes for a long and joyous life and a
than what we now have. The com­ I Portland Gen Electric Co . . . .
445
continued increase in business.
mittee asked that the mayor appoint a Pacific Electric C o.................. 14 20 the campus with the visitors to partake Haines delivered an appropriate ad­ munity.
of the parcels of food prepared, there dress over the remains. Deceased was
Those in the party were: Mr. and
day on which to call a mass-meeting of M Munkers, labor....................
60 was a general good turnout. Every­
Card of Thanks
a director of Vert’s Liberal hall in this Mrs. G. L. Esterbrook of Philadelphia,
the citizens for the purpose of discuss­ Fuqua & Johnson, labor and
The
Board
of Trade takes this
thing was of a most informal nature city.
M. S. Hopkins of Columbus, Ohio;
ing the project. Mayor Johnson has
supplies.................................
13 60 It was simply a big love feast, for they
method
of
extending
its most hearty
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
F.
Paxton,
C.
F.
I
not named a day yet but has promised S E Todd, labor......................
10 00 were not only made welcome but they
Miss Rosalee Wilson died at the Sweigeit, F. I. Fuller, J. C. Ainsworth, ' thanks to the ladies of Forest Grove
to do so in the near future.
J F Haynie, patroling city with
were fed. After the lunch had been home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and A. H. Richmond of Portland. for their bounteous lunch, and to Paci­
The ordinance committee offered an
hook and ladder, July 4 , . .
3 50
eaten, Judge Hollis called upon Sen­ H. Wilson, Tuesday evening after Messrs. Esterbrook and Hopkins, re­ fic University for the use of the campus
ordinance extending the fire limits
Total
$256
ator Haines to extend a few words of an illness of eight months, at the age present the people who recently pur­ last Sunday, during the visitation of the
about town, and same has had its first
welcome and he responded in an able o? 18. The furneral was conducted chased the Consolidated Railway Com­ Exposition authorities and others.
reading. It is probable that the limits
Notice
B o a r d o f T r a d e .
manner. Senator Fairbanks of Massa­ this morning at 10 o’clock and the pany. Mr. Fuller is general manager;
will be extended even farther than the
interment was at Naylor’s cemetery. j^r Sweigert, vice-president; Mr.
chusetts
was
then
called
on
and
he
ex-
present ordinance calls for, as there is
We have sold our Meat Market and
Temperance Lecture
Rev. C. F. Sanderson officiating.
Ainsworth, treas; Mr. Richmond, chief
a movement on foot to include other j Grocery business to W. F. Schultz and pres ed his gratitude and appreciation
Tomorrow
evening, Friday, W.' V.
portions of the town, which, if that is : will retire from the business, hence all in no uncertain terms. Following him
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst Hemsted died engineer; and Mr. Paxton is counsel Culver of Wichita, Kansas, will deliver
done, will practically cover the whole 1 who are indebted to us are requested Pres. W. N. Ferrin made a few re­ at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. for the company.
a temperance lecture in Eell’s Park.
marks, in which he too, extended a Swanson, in this city at 5 o’clock.
of the business district.
to call in and settle. Respectfully,
The talk is to be illustrated and the
hearty
welcome.
And
other
speakers
To Oil Main Street
J o h n so n & J o h n s o n .
A resolution was passed giving the !
Wednesday morning after an illness of
subject is, “ The Home vs the Legal­
were announced until train time drew only one week, at the age of 73 years.
There is a movement on foot in
Everybody is
the pleasantries to a close. Among Deceased was bom in Carlisle, England, this city to oil Main street, that is, the ized ( ? ) Saloon.”
invited.
the concourse were people of distin­ and when she reached the age of dis- portion in the business district. Figures
guished positions who all had the creation she united with the M. E. as to the cost etc., have been obtained
Chrisitan Church.
kindest words and the highest praise Church. Twenty-five years ago to­ and through the efforts of the business
All services at regular houres next
for Forest Grove and Oregon. Mrs. gether with her husband and three men it will be tried. Everybody is Sunday. Sunday evening the pastor
Fkiward Beecher Finch, of Philadel­ children, she came to America and had contributing towards the expense of the will take for his subject, “ Divne Heal­
phia and president of the Pennsylvania resided here many years. She ileaves enterprise and should the demonstra­ ing.” H e will discuss the claims of
Woman’s Press Association, and many a husband and two daughters, Mrs. H. tion prove successful, other parts of the Christian Science and all faith healers.
other organizations of national renown, Swanson, and Mrs. E. M. Ward. The the town will no doubt receive attention. All are invited. C. F. Sanderson Pastor.
gave a pleasing talk. Mrs. Edith To­ husband is an invalid at the home
zier-Wetherred, one of Oregon’s most of the latter.
The family of Hugh Smith went
F. E. Waters and family of Walla
brilliant journalists, also spoke. She
The funeral services will be held at camping Wednesday at Roderick Falls, Walla, Wash., former well known
was born in this city and attended the house this afternoon at 3 p. m. Rev. where they will spend ten days. Mrs. residents of this city, are spending a
Pacific University. Dr. Van Deman, Clapp, officiating. The remains will be
Sarah Crow of Portland is in the party. few days here with relatives and friends.
expert judge of fruits, of Washington, interred in Naylor’s cemetery.
D. C., was called upon. He told us
New Directors for Pacific.
of how free the fruits of this section
were from the insects and pests that
At the July meeting of the board of
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infest the eastern orchards. He com­ directors of Pacific University held at
plimented us on what nature had done Portland, four new trustees were added
for us and predicted a bright future. to the board. They are:
Successor to JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Robertus Love of the Morning Orego-
Judge C. E. Wolverton, of the Ore­
D E A L E R IN
ilian editorial staff, gave us one of his gon Supreme Court; Hon. Bela S.
choice stories, the kind he writes for Huntington, of The Dalles; Principal
the “ Oregon Ozone” column, to show J. R. Wilson, of Portland Academy;
us his appreciation for the Grove. Rev. W. C. Kantner, of the First Con-
The gathering was indeed delightful gregational Church, Salem and Senator
It was profitable to all and will be fur­ E. W. Haines of Forest Grove.
H AM S, BACO N and other Salt Meats Always on Hand
ther profitable to all, and one long to
These new members indicate an
be remembered. The songs, America actual increase of four in the number
The above cut shows the Champion of all Mowers.
and God be with us ’till we meet of trustees, raising it to 18. Senator
W e have both the draw cut and W abble gear in 4 1-2
again, were sung and Rev. Boyd pro­ H iines fills the vacancy caused by the
nounced a benediction.
Following death of Hon. Benton Killin. The
and 5 foot cut, also the Champion hay rake 8, 9 and
were the guests:
board now lacks only one name of the
10 foot in hand or self dump, Myers hay carriers and
In Season
Edith
Tozier-Wetherred;
Sen.
Nel-
1
full
quota permitted by the charter of
pure Manila rope, not standard Manila as as some
son H. Fairbanks, Executive Com., the institution.
Everything Fresh in the Grocery Line
dealers sell for PU R E. W e sell nothing but the best
Warren, Mass, and Mrs. Fairbanks;
All the new trustees are well known
to be Found here. Free Delivery to all
goods money can buy.
Sarah A. Evans, Journal, Portland; to the people of Oregon, and have
Mrs. C. D. Perkins, Mass.; Eleanor been prominent in public life for many
parts of the city.
BOTH PHONES
M.Gardner, Lewis and Clark Journal, years. President Ferrin and other
Portland; Agnes Lane, Portland; Mary members of the faculty are especially
Now is the time to Paint Your House or bam a
Berkley, Illinois State Building, Cam­ gratified because several of the men
good coat of Paint. W e’ll save you money; we have
bridge, 111.; Ruth Van Deman, Wash­ chosen com.e from sections of the state
the best paint money can buy.
The Sherwin-Will­
ington, D. C.; Mrs. M. Aberman, New that have not been represented here­
York City; John B. Moon, Washington, tofore.
iams, a little dearer than some others but has greater
D. C.; Robert Gray, California State
covering capacity and guaranteed pure, so costs less
Pacific Gets $ 1 0 000
Building, Ontario, Cal.; Chas. D. Per­
in the end. Also White Lead and Linseed oil at
kins, Mass.; E. E. Morgan, Portland;
President Ferrin Friday announced
lowest prices. Come and let us figure with you on
Robertus Love, Oregonian, and Mrs. that the institution has just recived a gift
your paint job.
Robertus Love, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. of $10.000 from Mrs. Lieutenant Ca­
W. L. Wrigjit, North Yakima, Wash.; bell, Miss Henrietta Failing and Mary
Mrs. E. A. Hedges, Urbana, Ohio; F. Failing, the daughters of the late
Mrs. L. S. Honean, Chicago; Mrs. E. Henry Failing. The money will be
Balance Staffs - $2.00
A full line of Plumbing Goods always on hand.
G. Bishop, Dickinson, N. D.; Mrs. added to the general endowment fund
Jewels
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-
1.00
Stoves fitted with coil and hot water tank and work
Elizabeth S. Samson, St. Louis, Mo.; of the university.
Wallace S. Shaw, Canton, Mass.; Mr.
Henry Failing, for over 20 years, was
absolutely guaranteed, if we do your work and it is
Cleaning
-
- 1.00
and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Irving, N. Y.; treasurer of Pacific University, and a
not satisfactory, we expect no pay.
Get your work
H. E. Van Denwn, U. S. Com., member of the board of trustees. Large­
Mainsprings
-
1.00
done by someone that knows how to do it.
W e can
Washington, D. C.; Mary Greer, De­ ly through his careful management, the
refer you to a number in town we have done this class
partment of State. Washington, D. C.; institution managed to preserve its
Crystals
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-
.25
of work for, if you want references. .
Sara Greer, Washington. D. C.; Ed B. funds intact through the hard times a
Finch, Philadelphia; M r. Harriet Hay­ few years ago. Mr. Failing did not
den Finch, Philadelphia.
receive a cent for his ardous efforts on
behalf of Pacific University, and often
Delegates Chosen.
gave liberally for its support.
In
The executive committee has ap­ making their present gift to Pacific,
pointed the following delegates to the the daughters of Mr. Failing state that
Both Phoncw
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Con­ they are simply carring out his wish,
gress at the Portland Exposition; Col. expressed before his death.
FOREST GROVE
OREGON
Harry Haynes, Sen. E. W. Haines, i
Hon. W. K. Newell, A. G. Hoffman
Sam Walker and family went to
and Pres. W. N. Ferrin.
to Portland today to view the fair.
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by
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G o ff B r o s .
HARDWARE and MACHINERY
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Fresh Meats
Kinds
V eg etab les - o f - all - Hinds
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON
Repair Price list
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Goff Bros.
,
All Work Warranted One Year
ABBOTT & SON
FOREST GROVE,
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