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FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1905.
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- TO HA VE NATIONAL BANK
NO. 21
Marsh— Hall Nuptials
Talbot, Chile club wheat; Zina Woods,
cured hops; Mike Seusbauer, hops;
A quiet home wedding occurred at
J. Hobbs, white Scotch oats; L. C.
will open the season in Forest Grove. |
the home of Prof, and Mrs. Joseph W.
■
Rogers, golden rod wheat; C. Buch­
Only one or two games will be played
Marsh, Wednesday at 2 o ’ clock p. m.
anan, sheaf banner oats; W. J. Wall,
on the local field this year, the rest
when their daughter, Gertrude E.
William Diiley Was Found This will be played away from home. Al­ Forest Grove’s Prosperity Justifies was married to Mr. W. Arthur Hall of Washington County Leads All Other l Kenney wheat, broat and golden cross
i wheat; Dan Baker, white side oats; E.
though the team will average hardly
Clatskanie, and a former student of P.
Morning In Precarious
the Installing of First
Counties at the Lewis and
I J. Ward, native grass, bearded barley,
160 lbs to the man and has had scarce- j
U. The ceremony was performed by
wheat; B. Wilson, decoy ducks.
ly any coaching, the energy with which
Rev. H. L. Bates and in the ptesence
Condition
National Bank.
Clark Fair
Silver Medals— Dr. C. E. Geiger,
the men are working deserves the ap­
of only relatives and one or two friends.
timothy hay; J. Bailey, timothy; A. T .
proval of every patronizer of good sport.
After the marriage was performed and
Buxton, Cotswold wool, red chaff wheat;
One thing that can be ascertained to a
congratulations extended the guests
Team Runs Away and He is surety is that Pacific University is rep­ Farmers and Merchants to Merge participated in refreshments of ice Is One of Seven to Participate In G. Kessler, sheaf rye; U. L. Banks,
Cotswold wool; G. Robinson, mohair;
resented by a clean football team. :
cream and cake. The couple left on
J L. Paisley, tobacco; W. Rafferty, tim-
Dragged 1-2 M ile-Lies
Into New Institution With
Those who are faithful will be rewarded,
the 4:16 train and will reside at Clats­
the $200 Prize tor Best All
| othy; Bert Doars, timothy; J. C.
as later trips will be made to McMinn­
kanie, where Mr. Hall is engaged in
Out All Night
Moore, McKinley wheat; W. Haynun,
$25,000
Capital.
ville, Portland and Corvallis. On the
the drug business. They received
Round Exhibit.
timothy; Mrs. L. Wells, timothy; W.
support which the team receives next
numerous presents, among which was
R. Harris, gray winter oats; A. R.
Saturday depends almost entirely the
a silver set from the Alpha Zeta society
Fanno, sheaf white vetch; Shifflin farm,
success for the present season, so let j
and
also
a
chocolate
set
from
the
As Miss Martha Traver was on her
A dispatch from Washington, D. C.,
While Washington county brings up ! Cotswold wool; J. C. Stewart, mohair;
every student show his loyalty by com­
Fleur
de
Lis
ladies.
way to her school north of this city,
announces that the application of capi­
the rear in the contest for the best dis-1
Birdt, wool; W. E. Newell, Clydes-
ing out to the game and cheering the
this morning, she found a man lying
talists here, was approved and a First
play as a whole, at the Lewis a n d ' dale ° » ‘ s; c - H - Broaks, timothy;
boys on to victory.— Index
ELECTRIC LINE ASSURED.
in the road one mile north in front of
National Bank will at once be installed.
The above mentioned game will be
Clark fair, she ranks first in agriculture. Christ Zueher, sheaf wheat; James
J. N. Pechin’ s place in a precarious
The new institution will have its quar­
played with Hill Academy of Portland
Up to last Saturday when the number Schulmerichs, sheaf brink wheat; Bert
condition, and his team of ponies tied
ters at the same stand as the Farmers Capital to Build Depot Line Up
and it will prove to be a good one.
of awards were given out, Washington Doane, timothy; J. L. Banks, mam­
to the fence near by. Miss Traver
and Merchants Bank, which will be
Town is Promised.
county had 116 to her credit, while moth rye; C. Hardley, molds white
notified J. J. Marshall, who together
merged into the First National Bank
the next in line w: s Linn, with 105. winter oats; Mfs. A. T . Buxton, peas;
Complaints
Against
the
Saloons.
with A. T. Buxton picked up his
The project to build a motor line
of Forest Grove with a paid up capital
All the other counties received under L. L. Crawford, flax seed; Mr. Thur­
limp form which proved to be Wm.
Last night, Wednesday, Principal of $25,000.00. There will be no between here and the depot is assum­
ston, hops; F. M. Heider, Boston
Diiley, a young man of 26 years, who Bates of the University and Council­ change in the officers or the manage­ ing proportions that will terminate in 100. The $1000 prize offered for the butter beans; J. G. Pellets, wild chest­
best
county
exhibit
was
distributed
resides about 2 j m.les from this city. man Hollinger held in their possession ment. The application of R. M. the building of the road. The propo­
among Coos, Lane, Linn, Marion, nuts; G. F. Meier, English walnuts;
Upon investigation it was found that complaints against the three saloons. Dooly, J. E. Loomis, H. B. Johnson, sition was thoroughly discussed at the
Umatilla and Wasco.
The second G- w - Ke,]y. butternuts; C. Farnham,
the injured man was dragged about The ordinance under which the com­ H. T. Buxton and Frank E. Dooly board of trade meeting Monday night
prize, $500 was distributed among five; English walnuts; T . H . Adams, chest-
a half mile and his head and shoulders plaints were drawn requires the signa­ has been approved by the Comptroller at which time there were a large num-
the third prize, $300, among five; and j nuts; J. W. Frishy, gold coin wheat;
are horribly mutilated. The back of ture of either the mayor or city marshal of Currency at Washington, D. C. and ' ber present.
the fourth, $200, among seven, includ­ H. Plains, San Francisco; Laydon &
bis right hand is cut which is an indi­ but upon approaching these officials when the organization papers are per-
Judge Hollis was made a committee
j Son, hops; R. Porter, hops; James
ing Washington.
cation that he hung onto the team, with the complaints for their signature fected, the First National Bank will of one to appear before the council and
The Washington county awards are Sewell, hops; L. T . Walker, China peas;
which no doubt ran away.
it was denied them on the ground that commence businéss, succeeding the discuss the matter of obtaining a fran-
China beans; S. T . Walker, broom
as follows:
Diiley was in Beaverton yesterday inasmuch as a suit to settle the liquor Farmers and Merchants Bapk. These chise in this city but upon appearing at
com ; Miss June Walker, timothy; J.
Gold
medals—
T
.
Withycombe,
bar­
with a load of grapes and started sel ing question is now pending m gentlemen are all representative citi-1 the meeting which was held Tuesday
C. Hare, Chill club wheat, black
back some time after supper. The the Supreme court, it was deemed best zens of this city and are an assurance night, no definite action was taken, as ley; Emil Cap, sheaf Chile club wheat; winter oats; E. Sidler, alsike clover;
W.
B.
Harris,
Hudson
Bay
wheat;
team is thought to have ran away not to open the channel for any further that this will be a strong institution. | he stated that the company had not
C. Buchanan, hops, sheaf barley; J.
causing him to fall out of his wagon. litigation along these lines, or that Mr. R. M. Dooly will be president.
had time to select the streets over Taylor Brothers, white winter wheat; Buchanan, hops; W. J. Wall, variety of
T.
Connell,
French
winter
wheat;
B.
It is supposed that some one was pass- ( would entail more expense on the city.
which it desired to run, however, the
wheat; D. Baker, yellow dent com ;
ing and discovered the team and tied It is understood that, the matter will
matter was laid before them so that L. Banks, Dooley wheat; H . W. E. E. L. Naylor, Cotswold wool, mohair;
Y. P. S. C. E. Elect Officers
it to the fence, but did not see the be appealed to the District attorney.
they could familiarize themselves with Schlatternan, golden cross wheat; J. E. J. Ward, English rye grass; B.
At the home of Miss Pearl Peterson
W. Gates, white side oats; E. L. Jones,
injured man, who laid in the road all
what is soon to follow.
B. Scholfield, oats, salzer 60-day oats,
on last Friday evening, occurred the
Entertainment Course
night. When picked up he was un­
That the line will be built is only a sugar wheat; C. F. Tigard, birds’ eggs sheaf oats, silver mine oats, collective
! regular monthly business meeting of
beans;
Mrs.
A.
C.
Archibald,
beans;
conscious and numb with the exposure.
The Athletic Club of P. U ., has the Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congrega­ matter of time as all the other prelimi­
exhibit oats, Danish Island oats; W.
H e was placed in the wagon by the secured a series of entertainments for
naries are arranged for and the capital Mrs. C. F. Tigard, China peas; Mr. H. Stratton, vetches, Moravian barley.
tional church.
Rev. Bates opened the
Benson,
sheaf
winter
barley;
J.
W.
parties who found him and brought this winter and the first number will
is assured. That the line is to run ou t
Bronze medals— Fourteen.
I meeting with prayer after which the re­
to the home of his father. Dr. Via begin on next Tuesday at Marsh Hall.
northward is also assured as just as soon Gates, sheaf rye; E. J. Harding, sheaf
port of the nominating committee was
golden rod oats; Mrs. Georgia Hughes,
was summoned. Diiley is married.
The Parland-Newhall company of bell accepted and the following officers were as the city road is completed and in
Chile club wheat; H. G. King, sheaf
A delegation of Knights of Pythias
operation.
ringers and a quartette will furnish the elected and committees appointed:
rye; C. H. Brooks, sheaf golden chaff of this place are this week attending
entertainment.
— Victor flour can’ t be beat.
President, Frances Clapp; Vice-
wheat; R. Bisbee, flax in grain; Mrs. the Grand Lodge at Portland. The
Notes From the County Court.
President, H. H. Amstrom; Secretary,
L. C. Walker, China peas; James team from here will complete for state
The county court will meet Tues­ Sewell, hops; J. C. Hare, white-bearded honors and we understand that thev
Kathryne Schmeltzer; Treasurer, Fran­
ces Abernethy; Chorister,
H.
E. day Oct. 17.
wheat; Mr. Imler, red chaff wheat, stand a good show to win. There are
Witham;
Membership
Committee,
The board of equalization is in ses­ surprise wheat, black side oats; Thomas only four teams in the contest.
Daisy Abernethy, John Brooks, Pearl sion this week and several complaints
Peterson, Gertrude Brown, H.
E. have been filed.
Witham; Prayer Meeting Committee,
Chas. Roberts was granted a license
1 Martha Holmes, Kathryne Schmeltzer, by the county court to sell liquor at
Helen Bollinger, Haskell Ferrin; Mis­ Tualitan when he files his required
sionary Committee, Gordon
Clapp, bond.
Successor to JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON
Jessie Hoge, Esther Silverman; Social
The County Clerk up to Monday
Committee, Livia Ferrin, Pearl Chan­
had issued 656 hunting licenses, ag­
dler, Wm. Gwynn, Claude Mason;
gregating the sum of $656 which goes
Flower Committee, Mizpah Abernethy,
D E A L E R IN
to the state treasurer.
Ellen Brobst, Camille Abernethy.
The
petition
of
J.
C.
Hartley
and
Reports of the retiring committees
were read and accepted after which others for a bridge on the county road
refreshments were served and games was continued for investigation, as was
indulged in until a late hour. A large also the petition of Wm. McQuillan and
others for the same purpose.
number of persons were present.
FIRST IN AGRICULTURE
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F. SCHULTZ
Fresh Meats
At The Christain Church.
It is repoited that the postoffice
department intends to discontinue the
postoffice at Carnation, at the depot.
It is said that the department had
given out its intention of discontinuing
this office about the time the first re­
port was sent in, but that it gave no
reason for the action. As a conse­
quence a petition is now being circu­
lated and and is being freely signed, to
ha\ e the service maintained.
The
office has proved to be convenient to
the patrons of that community and to
the south and they naturally resent
the action of the government.
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Stoves of all kinds. T iu largest assoitmeot in Washington C o.,
an i prices the lowest. The Celebrated B idge Beach Superior
Ranges and heating Stoves; the Malleable Steel Range and others
too numerous to mention. Stove Pipe 15c per joint, while it lasts.
One piece Elbow, 20c.
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Carnation P. 0. to be Discontinued.
Kinds
°J,
H A M S , B A C O N and other Salt Meats Always on Hand
V e g e ta b le s - o f - a ll - K in d s
In Season
Everything Fresh in the Grocery Line
to be Found here, Free Delivery to all
parts of the city.
BOTH PHONES
Congregational Church
House-Cleaning Time
House Painting Tim e
is
The S h e r w i n - W i l l i a m s
Family Paint is made particu­
R ev . S anderson ,
larly to lighten house-cleaning
labors.
It is an oil paint and can Foe
washed and scrubbed. It brush­
es out easily— doesn’t drag or
tire you to apply it ; the girls
can put it on. Made in 24
good colors. Use it this
year on your cupboards,
pantry shelves, base boards,
etc., and you’ll have less
work next year.
Get color cards — they
tell more about Family
Paint.
S O LO DY
G O F F B R O S .,
FOREST GROVE ,
4
OREGON
P asto r .
The Revival Services in the Chris-
tian Church are growing in audience
and interest, the church being crowded
Sunday evening and about all the
seats occupied Monday. Rev. L. M.
McHatton, who is assisting the pastor,
Rev. C. F. Sanderson, will preach
each night and over Sunday. Arthur
Hull the song leader, has prepared a
special song service for Sunday even­
ing.
The Evangelist’ s themes for
■Sunday are, morning, "H ow to Succeed
in Forest Grove” evening, a chart
sermon on “ The Plan of Salvation.”
The Sunday night program is as follows:
Doxology;
Invocation;
Anthem,
j “ On Zion’ s Summit;” Hymn; Scrip­
ture Lesson; Duett; Hymn; Solo, “ Face
to Face,” Mrs. McEldowney; Prayer;
Solo, “ The Holy City” Mr. Hull;
Sermon by the Evangelist. All are
invited fo these services. Rev. Mc­
Hatton is a forcible, logical speaker
and preaches the gospel with great
power.
-T r y
like it.
Goldenrod
Flour.
Sunday, Oct. 15, 10 a. m. Sunday
School; 11, preaching by the pastor
on “ Spiritual Imperialism.”
At 6:30
Y. P. S. C. E.; Topic “ Doing Better
Work;” 7:30 Evening Service, Sermon
by the pastor; Subject, “ The Prince
of Life.”
Oct. 17-19, Tuesday to
Thursday, the General Association of
, the Congregational Churches of Oregon
meets with this Church. All the peo­
ple of Forest Grove are cordially in­
vited to attend all the sessions of this
convention.
FOREST GROVE,
After All It's
Council Meets
The city council held its regular
meeting Tuesday night. Not a great
deal of business was transacted. Bills
to the amount of about $411.97 was
allowed. New water and light per­
mits were allowed. The fire limit
ordinance was read a first and second
time and referred back to the com­
mittee for engrossment.
rissi
Xanr.at.
OREGON
The
Movement
Under the dial that makes the time­
piece.
All watches look pretty
much alike form the dial side, but
there’ s a vast difference in the in­
terior construction. Constantly re­
pairing watches of all kinds gives
us a knowledge of the intricate
mechanism.
That is worth Something to you
Hon. Jesse C. Moore Dead.
Hon. Jesse C. Moore died at his
home in Greenville last night at the
ripe old age of 75 years. He has been
prominent in this county for many
years. He has beer, in the legislature, 1
served two terms as sheriff, one as as­
You’ ll sessor. He leaves six children and was
a Mason.
And of which you get the benefit, and you won’ t regret it if your
new watch this fall com es from
ABBOTT & SON
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON