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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1906)
M im wci aw • « • ♦ * ♦ * * * * * * + LOCAL HAPPENINGS] Horse, harness and bu ggy, tf Herb also Matteson J flio Y y o u r J J iii and Henry Scott were in Forest Grove Friday. Surrey and harness. Herman Bernard of Verboort, was in the city Saturday attending the Horn cultural meeting. — Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it. forest dale For Sale Mrs. Peterson and Frank Shepa d spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Hu<h Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Perry were For M . H . SHIPLEY. est Grove visitors Saturday. Miss Pearl Smith of Hillst oro, spent Clyde Perry, who is working on the — Hardware, Gianiteware, T in w a e Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Hams farm near Gaston has been home Dr. Bert Nixon spent Sunday at are all sold at cost at C . F. Harris’ H u gh Smith. the past week. closing out sale. home. J. C . Clark of Forest Grove, was in The milk output is steadily increas Gervais Tuesday and Wednesday last — W alker's Orchestra will give a Foe Sale— Piano. Inquire at News ing and Mr. Hall is now hauling 55 social dance in Verts Hall, Saturday to attend the funeral of R oy Blanch, office. and visit with friends.— Gervais W eekly cans each day with the probable ad evening, March 31. — Try Goldenrod Flour. You’ ll Star. dition of a dozen n ore soon. Judge Crandall of Hillsboro, came like it. Miss Florence Hardesty left for her up Saturday to att n 1 the meeting of _______ Louis Wilcox attended the sale at Mr. and Mrs. Helsel of Banks were home in Kansas, Tuesday. Miss the Horticultural Society. in town, Tuesday. Hardesty has been visiting during the Cornelius Saturday for the purpose Mr. Thatcher of Thatcher, was n past week «rith Mr. and Mrs. T . A. buying some cows but after inspecting Miss Alma Curtis of Hillside, spent attendance at the meeting of the horti Ritchey of this place. them decided to spend his money Sunday in town. culturalists here last week. Miss Frankie Paine left Saturday for James Kirby of Gaston, who moved elsewhere. . . — If you want to save a few dollars her home in Albany. there recently from North Yamhill, H . W. Scott returned from Portland ^ j J o r C a n ”~ a t a l l t t l C m o r e go to C. F. H am s’ Closing out Sale of called at T h e News’ office Tuesday, to Monday and reports Mrs. Scott able to , . • FOR R e n t — G ood 8 room house. Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves. have his subscription renewed and Í f l ' Inquire at this office. be about and almost fully recovered t h a n h a l t I ll S p r i c e , T . H . Adams was in town Monday make us a short call. Mr. Buchanan cf Cornelius, was in m iking preparations for his final depsr- from her late illness. However she — Three little rules we all should keep. the “ burg” Saturday. ture for Vancouver, where he «rill go will remain with friends in Portland for , , . ., T o make life happy and bright, 1 I — M oney to loan on farm security. immediately. Smile in the morning, smile at noon, some time. W. H . H ollis, Forest Grove. The New York Tribune Farmer, Take R ock y Mountain Tea at night Miss Lucy Crawthers of Gales Creek weekly, and the News one year, $1 .2 5 . — Dr. H ines’ Drug Store. IS one OUT — Have you traded any at Johnson e a s y f e d ,( ‘ — of the best farm The ~ Farmer * is one 1 w .s in Forest Grove — Wednesday. Mrs. Paul of Hillside who has been I & Johnson’ s yet? If not, do so and journals published. in the hospital in Portland for the la: t get one of their profit sharing tickets I — Something different from the com - Miss Bertha Leabo went to Albany two or three weeks, having an m on run at Johnson & Johnson’ s. this week with her friend Miss Payne tion performed, is reported as ^ e ^ g with each Purchase j Evening Telegram and The News, She will make a short visit in Albany much better and recovering. h il l s id e fe. O ne Year, $5.00; Six Months. $2.50. before returning hom e. Mr. Charles Grissrn of McMinnville, * i Mr. Dooly and A. G. Hoffman Miss Anna Baker, who has been was called to his fathers last week. , Miss Coral Baker pending her m e n t qq W O o l- •, f made business trips to Portland Friday. working in Portland for the past few Mr Grissen was an influential citiz n vacation at home, fi , Mr. Hamelman of beyond Dilley, months, spent Saturday and Sunday of Yamhill County and his death wm ent Saturday e f l S S e le ct Miss Anna Baker if * was a visitor in Forest Grove Saturday. visiting her relatives at Hillside. be felt in many parts of the state. and Sunday at home. Mrs. Newman, who has been Miss Connel and Miss Hartrarapf of Albert Misner, Robert Simpson and Mr. George Wood bought a good ^, « Hillsboro, were in Forest Grove Sun- seriously ill for some time has given W a ter Beard of Banl s, were arrest d up to nervous prostration and has had last week for selling liquor without a wjrk horse last week. to be rem oved to a hospital in Portland license. T h e spirit of Forest Grove: > , } Charles Hudson of Gaston, was Miss Alma Curtis spent a few days T h e W eekly installment of Farmer’ s seems to be permeating the entire l i t “ heard in the rotundas,” in Portland, in Forest Grove last week. Bulletins listed in another colum n will county. ** ; Sunday. few days be found of unusual advantage to all Mr. Harrington and wife of Calloway, I Mr. N- J. Baker spent Mrs. J. C. M oore and Mrs. W m . rushing who care to avail themselves of them Nebraska, are in Forest Grove looking ait week in Pope county M oore of Greenville were in town, subjeci for a location. Mr. Harrington has milk for the condenser, Miss Em m a Gordon is gradually re M U SIC’S MIGHTY REA Tuesday. To Improve the Cond ti >ns of Our authori covering and will be able to go back been staying at the Sloan while looking We all are glad to hear that Mrs. Public Schools T h e youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. I t T h e r e l a b u t a Hlngl« u SCCIDCf to her school work next week. She around and finds Forest Grove a very v e r s a l S peech. Faul is getting along as well as could Lamb of Oak Hill is very sick with T o encourage local pride in beauti- advanti atisfactory little residence town. has had a severe attack of pneumonia . . , , , , “ In the m irhty realm of mi* pneum onia. be expected though she is yet in a , fytng the school premises; to foster . J# but oue BlngIl, Hpeech>- haves« — K eep the little ones healthy and T . H . Adams, who is leaving for — Dr. E. H . Brown, physician and happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies cntlca* condition, improvements of the school grounds; the uulver*al language whir:, his nc Vancouver, will sell his household surgeon. Appliances for electrical gentle healing remedies. Mr. Arthur Aydelotts, who are re- to provide better footpaths along the other language.« were eoafw ln i belongings at public auction in Corne require treatments. ... , , . . coufuslou o f Babel left onout,1« . lius at the Foster Place, on Saturday, Hollister’ s R ocky Mountain Tea wi 1 cently (rom the East, found Oregon roadsides in the rural districts; to pro- The w hite umu |iml tlie N a t i o n s w — English walnut trees Oregon March 31. keep them strong and well 35 cent-, beUer tha3 th expected. H e has tect the farms adjoining the school red man and the yellow nun. for the tea or tablets. Dr. Hines Drug Store. , grown at nursery prices. Martin’ s — Couch Covers, Upholstering Tap purchased a team and is looking for a grounds from pestilential weeds now together, however .liffloult U* o n ce s Harness shoo near the Post Office. Dempsey Smith will leave this week . estry, Plush Gim p, Cord, Couch Fringe find it to be to talk to each W b i .^ allowed to ripen and disseminate their l«otb sexes aud all ages mat ■jmCOBM T h e News and Semi-weekly Journal at cost. C .F . Harris closing out sale, for Lodi, California, where he will arm' Some of our fruit and flowers espec seeds during the Summer season, the press their emotions siuiul trivial I , ,'V for $1 .7 5 . Sample copies may be had opposite Dr. Large’ s office, Forest engage in business for himself. M-. Smith was in California about a month ially early roses suffered much damage County School Superintendent of this for in virtue o f the power of Ik ^ J, F j at this office Grove, Ore. ago looking for a location and has now .roui the freezing weather a few weeks (W ashington) county offers the fol distinguish side by side those 1 * — C. F. Harris is closing out his John Dempsey and wife were in but concordant notes which a*®** decided to go to Lodi— net far from <1 stock of Hardware, Graniteware, T in - Forest Grove over Sundry. Mrs. ago. but the warm weather is bringing lowing rewards to the schools produc harmony there Is not only remove, Sacramento. II 1 ware at cost. D em psey will remain this with h»r them on again. ing the best essays consisting of not demand, for a ll the qualities acres « The skating rink equipment has which childhood, adolescence, a mother, Mrs. F. A. Clarke, who has more than 1,000 words each, written ' ,t Dr. Brown reports the birth of an The surprise party or reception and old age supply. Thus a been moved to Independence by J. J. been seriously ill. V I 8 lb son to the wife of Dr. Wm Wirtz and Ira Hampton where they given last Saturday evening at Mr. J in the pupils’ own handwriting, and music is much m<** frequeDt he col Mr. aud Mrs. A. C. Catto and 1 ' i Pollock, March 28. will remain for a few weeks. It is P. Aydelotts. for his son and family pertaining to any or all of the above love of palutlng or vulytw, daughter Marcella oi Portland, visited their intention to go from there to was a grand success. The fore part of named lines, and recounting work will reach the hearts and t« ^1 Ernest Reuter and Mr. Peterson of Saturday and Sunday with relatives feelings o f the majority Of ir Dallas and make a small itinerary of ) t ’; the Hill, attended the fruit grower’ s here. Mrs Catto is a sister of Oliver the evening was spent with games and actually accom plished between Arbor more ijulckly by singing tb«J the valley with their outfit. meet last Saturday. Curtis, the rural mail carrier. music after which a lap supper was Day (A pril 13, 19 06 ) and November | than by allowing them a I ] truth, the sensitiveness of I Mrs. Mabel Sewell who has been FOR SALE— A good span of Mares 30, 1906: T h e W om an’ s Club will m eet with served. melody and to harmony iaiod seriously ill is now much better and on : and Harness, weighing 2500 lbs. Also •! - 1 ! Mrs. C. F. Clapp, Monday. April 2, at T o the school producing the best we not only seek to gratlf!| the road to recovery. She received a two good W agons. Inquire at Milk ft 2 :3 0 . All members who are in arrears !>ent npon recreation, but i C O RN ELIU S essay, a reward of $5 is offered. fall while some men were moving a j Condenser at noon. «rill be expected to pay their dues as midst of the hardest labor »1 small building on the place and in T o the school producing the second M. I. CONWELL. it is the half term.— Secretary. City council wi 1 meet next Saturday- It If w e can.—London CaUdT falling : h ; struck a timber. The in best essay a rewrard of $2.50 will be evening at the usual hour. jury proved to be quite serious. q « w r l.lltl, H U given. L. S. Fairchild has just moved into From nu account o f tin I] Mr. Stilwell and family of Nebraska, ’ <u E. M a ll 9 W. M cM a m er Said essays must be based on condi (Englandi Art club's nnnia'J who have been staying at the Laughlin his new house on Fifth street. t ms of facts certified to by the In the Doncaster Gazette: ' 'i l l this week, have been very fav r bly The H otel Oregon is doing a goed trachers in charge of the contesting also gies In for pirtrnltmr I struck with Forest Grove and vicinity off her father’s head her It« business since they have opened. (Pacific Avenue) schools. and intends to make this his home. good, hut the execution Iscb^ The painters who were wotking for Mr. Stilwell has been busy all week All improvements must be made by In artistic finish.” <a looking for a suitable location. In the London Mail's i the S. P. Co. have left Cornelius. the work of the school, either directly » Ac parade In honor o f the klng<| — The rich purity of the materials used *.ir E ison & Phillips sold today what is or indirectly, and essays must be lenes the rejior-^r said: in our chocolates and bon-bons gives known as the W . H . Long lots in Cor- written by pupils classified within the clad only In their scarlet I to them that exquisite, pleasing flavor sentfsl an unpleasant coon first eight grades of the school. which is not found in all candies, nelius. warmly clad members »M John Hartman has been making Essays must be forwarded to the made of light colored chocolate. And force.” H ughes Phone 591 Prompt Delivery to all parts of the city. paraffine samples freely offered. Try sim e improvements by building a new County School Superintendent, so a From the w indow s of a I O rw jgort Porwat drove, • them. At Johnson & Johnson’ s. “ We hare cleared a Scotch woodshed. to reach him not later that the 15th o remains o f high class ore I Miss Gail Laughlin delivered a very I Miss Mary Hake of the H ottl Ore- December, 1906. big reduction.” | interesting address Monday night under j In awarding the prizes the com m itee the auspices of the Woman’ s Suffrage gon was taken sick and had to go N ot m D orn will be governed by these considera I M ovement in this state. She has an j home, south of the Grove. The indorsement of chi' tions: impressive delivery and a voice hard '< Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cain of Port simple thing, but. as the foWj | to equal. She is very strong in her 1. Amount of work accom plished will show, it, too. has its dir land visited the Hotel Oregon Saturday it [ convictions and presents a convincing A woman went Into s I on above named lines. Special Attention to Commercial Travelers' ratronage. night and returned Sunday. appearance. she had several times pn T t . 5 r, . . .. 2. Manner of treatment of the G ood Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates. drawn to Mrs. Lucy B. T h e S . P. Co. have been making subj ect Wm. J. Clarke, republican cacdi- the check was made »1 I F a s h io n L iv e ry , Fe e d a n d S a le Stable. | date for state printer, is a well known s1Tne S00^ im provem ens by pamtirg 3. Orthography, Grammar, Syntax, time of Mrs. M. J. Smltb-M. i f j practical printer. He is a son of that both freight and passenger depots husband's Initials. She W i and Punctuation. W agonette to and from all trains. Special conveyances over I old-time editor and publisher, S. A to the paying teller and aiWj Am ong the sick that have been the Wilson River Route to Tillamook at any and all times | Clarke. H e arks all old ti (tiers and M. C a se , should do. Mrs. Ben Schofield, their sons to vote for him primary day. reported are "Oh. thnt Is all right" County School Supt. I OREGON AND COLUMBIA PHONES. indorse it as It Is written* April 20th. His name is the first on Father G ah am , J. H . Cornelius and Dated this 21st day of March, 1906. She took the check sad* the list of printers. * D. T . Phillips. hesitation, said. "I dan’* 1 Miss Helen A. Reuter of Davids Colonist Rates T h e Knights of Pythias gave a ban make an M like that.' Hill, finished with a class of trained quet last evening in honor of T. H . Com mencing February 15th and ......... f t nurses last week at St. Vincents H os Hair. Miller, who is expected to leave Cor- continuing daily to and _________ including pital in Portland. Miss Reuter is a „ April ___ Animal hair differs In’ | sister of the Miss Catharine Reuter, I nelius soon, A sociable time was lad 7th, 1906, ard from September 15th from that srow n on a buBl who recently graduated from a college until a late hour. - - Q u i„ , O ctober 3 1 « . , * * . Q t a t a ¡ S S i ^ e S ? of Osteopathy in Los Angeles. Both were present. F L O U R and F E E D .tickets will be sold from the East to paratlvely broad. fornii«f| were formerly students at the college A caucus was held at the Cornelius Points on Oregon Lines via Portland- pnrt o f the ha,r 8haft " ! here. hotel last Thursday eve to put out a by the Southern Pacific Company. ’ The newly appointed executive corc- Following are the rates from som e !ng to about one fifth and« | mittee of the Civic Improvement ticket for the city election on Monday more than to one-quartrt I Society met last Monday afternoon and April 2. The following ticket was °f the principal points: t ansacted some necessary business of placed in the field: Mayor, Thomas From Chicago. 1 1 1 .................. «3 3 .0 0 S S s i ^ o f S . « ' W " J The most skillful cutters — Seed Wheat at C. J. Pedersen's. and tailors are to be found in the metropolitan cities. This is one o f the m any reasons w hy we can g i 'e better values than the local w Y ou ’ll appreciate what the v! suits. W e ’ll show you an assort- 5 i! to ^yles o f from. Made to your m e a s u r e - m ^ taken by us. JOH N A N D E R SO N , v # j fa m II P P a la c e M arke t j U F r e sh and Salt M eats L a rd and F ish ;! Hancock, Gordon & Elliott j c. f in s t Grow, Oregon. 1& C K X 5 3 K X X X X X X : RASMUSEJV a $ Forest Orove, Ore., ííM - A Pacific Ave. C K K X S K K i 'i a minor sort. The different commit- Talbot; Councilmen, F. Schoen A t “ a i B“ " " i some effectual work m improving and Recorder' A - A - Phillips; IYeasurer. beautifying the city. ; C . C. H ancock. Th ey called this the •Î • • m iis m M M Paul Rader, by far the most forceful and practicable worker that the State Anu-Saloon League has put into the fieid jleh vered a masterful address to sized audience in Verts Hall a good sued 'uesdi v ™ i . , TuexU A calibre of .Mr. Rader will accomplish i more for the cause than ten other temperance workers of the usual type can ever dream of accomplishing. St. Louis ....................... 30.00 differently coostructsd, * | “ Omaha, N eb........................ 25^00 I “ Kansas City, M o .............. 2 5 .0 0 1 St. Paul Si Minneapolis ent,r* h* lf' THE PARIS m iilW C it,,en s T ick ft “ d Monday night except via Lower Missouri Latest Styles MOther ticket was placed in the field g a tew a y s.............................. 25.00 [ M follows: Mayor, H on . Benj. Scho- G co d t for tbe Sioux City, l a ..................... 25.00 J field; Councilmen, W . H . Station M Denver, C o l o . ..................... 2 5 .0 0 ' w u .~ a \ „ John Corresponding rates will be made „ T L . „ ^ Hats made to < Hartman- Recorder, H . G. Fitch, from other points, and will apply to all Treasurer, C. C. H an cock. This points on Oregon lines. ti -ket was called Law and Order. A A. L C r a i g , hot time is expected. General Passenger Agent. HOFFMAN BLDG MAIS T . f ^ MRS. M. L. %