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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1906)
Maude Buxton SALE í K entertained at the K C v í K K K ;- ;: home of her parents on the evening of election day. The principal amuse M E N 'S SU ITS ment for the evening was found in “ 5 0 0 ,” a very popular game just at present in the society circles of Forest STOCK Choice Patterns ir dress and business wear; sturdy Stuffs Grove. for rough wear or workshop; smart styles for Summer John Wagner, who has been in the M. SMYTH THE CHICAGO CLOTHING CO. OF FOR.EST GROVE We are still in the business and slashing prices SUCCESSOR TO Almost A ny Color Effect. employ of the Oregonian traveling and soliciting subscriptions in the interests of the Yellowstone trip offered by the Oregonian and which closed June 1st, NECKWEAR is hom e after his many travels through out his territory. A line to delight the eye of the careful dresser, and an DILLEY assortment that is sure to include the tie you should wear Mr. R ice has sold his property here to Ben Hoskins. Selling goods considerably below Factory Costs. If you don t believe it come in and let us “Show Y ou.” T he Stock consists of, viz: Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, M en’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, Men’s and B oys’ Shoes, M en’s and B o y s ’ Underwear, Men’ s and Boys’ Dress and W ork Shirts, M en’s and B oys’ Sweaters, Neckties, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Notions, etc., in fact, everything to be had in any Regular First Class Clothing Store. T ake advantage of this S A L E and thereby save considerable of that much prized article, The B ig American Dollar. W ou ld be pleased to have y o u call on me, whether you purchase or not. Yours truly, >1. S M Y T I I I. O . O. F . B L D G . The Willis property has been sold to i Mrs. Colter is packing up this week Miss Mack has returned home after an absence of several months. Mrs. Briggs and Miss Alexander were Portland visitors this week, Mr. Van Orsdall and wife spent LOCAL HAPPENINGS — Dr. Eaton will be in his office, over the Paris Millnery Parlors, after the 7th inst. Dr. Brown reports a 10 lb baby girl — Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it. bom to Mr. and Mrs. A . W . H oeh ne, — Sub-limed Sulphur at Pedersen’ s. Sunday morning. Old newspapers for sale at this office. N. J. Baker is on the sick week. — Try Goldenrod lik e Flour. Y ou ’ ll Gaston, was in town — M oney to loan on farm security. Carl Wirtz of Gresham, is visiting father’ s, Mort Reiling, at Greenville. Maisie O’ Donnell of Manning, spent Sunday with friends in Forest Grove. — M oney to loan on farm security. W . H . Hollis, Forest G rove, Oregon, i of the week on business. ing at Banks, is home laid up in bed Percy D e Groat of Portland, was vis iting in Forest Grove over Sunday with relatives in Forest Grove this week. Mrs. Bert Williams is visiting at her ^ Condenser, forepart with som e passing ailment. W . H . Hollis, Forest Grove. I Stewart of the V em Spaulding, who has been work yesterday. }f' H. H . was in Portland the it. Jno Beal of ft Mr. and Mrs. Jenson, who have been list this visiting Ora Van Orsdall, left last T u es- ! day for Nebraska. — Special sale of Hollyw ood Carbons relatives, J. H . Wirtz and family. Mrs. Mayne Abbott delightfully entertained the members of the Fleur- de-Lis at her home on Third Avenue. Mrs. R . M. Taylor, — Dr. Eaton will be in his office j Riley Boyd’ s little 2 year old son re Evening Telegram, Portland, Oregon, The over the Paris Millinery Parlors after J Lewiston, the 7th inst. underwent an operation in Portland, Idaho, visited over Sunday with S. F. Miss Bessie Smith of Yamhill Coun- j is recovering rapidly. She will return VanMeter and wife. j ty, has been spending the week with home in about two weeks. L. S. Porter was down from h's friends in Forest Grove; part of the ■ Alonzo Voss and Frank H atch, two son’ s last week and reports his son to time with the H yde’ s and some with j 1 boys, who used to call Forest Grove be slowly improving. Miss Bertha Leabo. home, were out looking up the pass- Quite a number of Dilley people — Don’ t be fooled and made to be- j j land marks, last Sunday. were Forest Grove visitors this week, lieve that rheumatism can be c u r e d ! i Chester Johnson was hom e over Sun- we wish the electric line would come with local appliances. Hoilister’ s Rocky j dav from near M onm outh where the this way. Mountain Tea is the only positive cure , telephone natrol crew wih which he is Quite a number of our young people for rheumatism. 35 cts, Tea or Tablets. working at present is operating. went to Gaston Saturday evening, to Dr. Hines’ Drug Store. Lost— W ednesday evening, on the see the play, “ A Girl’ s Secret.” All The Oregonian has been paying its streets of Forest Grove, a gold breast report a good time. respects to Dr. C. L. Large in n o ' pin, has a dove with pearl eyes. Elder M cL eod with his wife and stinted manner. Congratulations from Finder please leave at this office. daughter, visited friends and relatives so eminent a station should certainly — Besides a full line of brand new here Sunday. This was Mr M cL eod’ s be gratefully received by the Doctor. latest style Singer Sewing M achines old home, he was in the sawmill busi The Bazaar has a few slightly used ma Gus Patterson and T. H . Tongue of ness here for many years with his chines for sale at very low prices. Hillsboro, drove through Forest Grove i father. Saturday observing some of the last Mr. and Mrs. Brunner of Portland, visiting visited with Mr. and Mrs. P. W . Cro with Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Atkins, return nin over Sunday of this week. Mrs. ed home to Portland Sunday afternoon. Brunner is a daughter of Mrs. Cronin. whose family in F. T. CHAPM \N. Mr. Ponting and wife of GALES CREEK Miss Lawlor, who has been Miss Grace Lacy, Everyone should subscribe fw| his home paper, in order to get ill the loca l news, but to keep iatoncbl with the w orld ’ s daily should also read For Sale Cheap if taken soon, Violin, Piano and Household goods. has returned home after a week’ s visit with friends in who recently For Sale Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan. Portland. lü ü ü i a and will m ove to Amity. George R eed F o r e s t G r o v e , O re g o n JOHN ANDERSON’S, T h e Tailor Mrs. J. C. Bryan. rites of the campaign by distributing The election passed off smoothly. M. C. Case was a Gales Creek half-tones of their candidate, The leading evening newspapers the P a c ific Coast, which has ;oj. plete A ssociated Press ■.epcrti nj special leased - wire service, *¡4 correspondents in important sen centers and in all the cities « j principal towns o f the Northwir Portland and suburbs are covered by a bright s ta ff o f reporters, a:i editorial, dramatic, society and special writers. Saturday’s edi tion consists o f 26 to 28 pages, and has colored com ic pages, as veil ¡3 a department fo r children, colored fashion page, an interesting serial story and other attractive feature) in addition to ail the news of tie day. Subscription Rates: One month. 50 cents: throe months, f 1.S5; u months, $2.50; twelve months, 15. Sample copies mailed free. James j Withycombe. E vening Telegram and The News. | Gee. Smith and his brother Jimmy One year, $ 5 .0 0 ; Six months, $2.50. Smith of Eastern Oregon, old time in visitor, Monday. former days were residents of Forest ceived a painful but not serious injury Mrs. Faul of Hillsboro, spent Mon FOR SALE— W ell seasoned, fir wood, habitants of Forest Grove were in Grove, was visiting in town last week. this week by falling on a stove hook. day, with friends here. — D on ’ t forget that a fine watch I i;t I | j any quantity. Inquire Crescent Mills. H e is getting along nicely at present. town this week renewing old acquaint needs perfect material and perfec: | Patsey Ryan, the famous farmer from Miss Emma Dilley is spending a few » — T o p prices are paid for Mohair ances. Their father, Mr. Irving Smith, workmanship. — Your credit is good at T h e Bazaar Gales Creek, was in town on election A. S. VENEN. days with relatives here. III A ct *nd sheeps wool by John E. Bailey day, mixing with the natives, as per when it com es to buying a piano, an who is now living at Sheridan, Yamhill The street railway is advancing slot-1 ■ ■ Joe Lilly m oved into Mrs. Iller’ s County, has been seriously ill and the Harry Kreider is again visiting the usual. organ or a sewing machine. You can ly but surely; the tall tower moves ma house one day last week. trip was made in order to visit the i : ,1 old town after an absence of several practically get any of those on your jestically about the streets of Foret Miss Kate Reuter, now Dr. Reuter, Tim Hoar and family spent a few father once more. The elder Mr. own terms. Grove but has nearly completed its j has established herself in Astoria and iilrliir' rnont^s’ days last week with J. J. Adkins and Smith is getting quite old. j John Stevenson of the Telegram, functions. T h e last wire was stretched I j is developing quite a wide practice in Miss A lyce Goddard, a teacher from I family. j v|*f ” 1 was out Sunday visiting with his father Whoever finds magazines stamped— this afternoon and all will be in readi -1 Astoria, and a former schoolm ate of that city. Neil M cGilvery, who is working on i f l u B l j o n Gales Creek. “ The Property of the Forest Grove Free ness for the motor soon. Miss Laura Foster’ s at the Monmouth C. L. Whealdon of Albany, is visit- the railroad near Banks spent Sunday ' 4 l w B Shiveley was in town again Reading Room ” — should see that they Normal School, is visiting her friend I | ing friends in Forest Grove. Mr. ! at home. * *1: ,U this week. Mr. Shiveley visits Forest j here this week. are returned at once to the R ea d in g ! W h i t h y c o m b e T a k e s D e fe a t Gracefully 1 Whealdon was formerly a student at Harry Reeher of Wilson River, came Room . | '£| lj| ^ G rove quite often. With the exception of two Dr. James W ithycombe takes hi. | the college. Mrs. Via and daughter Stella left on out last Friday and took hom e a load subscriptions, sold to Gales Creek, none Mr. Jesse Caples and family cam e defeat for the Governorship philosophi their Wilson River trip last Saturday. — Dr. E. H . Brown, Physician and of lumber. out from the city last Saturday to spend WITH THIS STAMP ar< loaned or sold. cally, and the Chamberlain major: Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap- They are cam ped near Rheer’ s and in Quite a number attended the R e - 1 II is be hoped that Harpers for May d - a few days in Forest Grove. apparently does not rankle. He has j Calls answered tend to put in most of the summer at * pllances in office. ’I M publican rally at the school house last and June will be returned promptly. . I_gl* Oliver Davis of Pattons Valley, took no complaint to make of his treatment this mountain retreat. j night or day. Saturday afternoon. j E. B. PENFIELD, W hen he was reached over the kw '" i ! V in c *rcus and visitei E. S. Callendar, formerly superin J, T . Shannon left on the 12:30 f *• The Childrens’ Day exercises at the j Librarian. i i k, .^ihis sister, Mrs. Lee Anderson. distance telephone at North Yamhu. train M onday for Chehalis, Wash., tendent of the Carnation plant, left the J have just returned from South- last night, Dr. W ithycom be said: - M o n e y to loan on improved farms. wh„ e he has some work t0 do on the forepart of the week for Portland where A. C. Church, last Sunday afternoon, | • lx ,.] were very good. j era Alberta where I have a choice “ It’ s a fortune of war, I guess. The .Large or small amounts ! he will visit a few davs, then he goes I I- M ARY F . N ix o n . Condenser at that place. S. Loving are sectlon °* * and located in the center of administration of Governor Chambeto H . T . Shorb and J, * y '< to Puget Sound cities. the winter wheat belt. Would sell has been satisfactory to the people. im proving the looks of our town very J“ ' w“ ucr wneat belt. Would sell .'•J*, » Bruce R oe was badlv bitten last much with the paint brush. They alf section and hire the purchaser to and his popularity throughout the stats 0 W. M cN a m er E. H all week by a sa\age dog belonging to have Just finished painting the school fence my half and put it uhder culti- was, no doubt, a strong fa ctorin g Mr. Blair. T h e small boy was rather house and began Tuesday on N. C. 'ation and crop it. I can also cite a election. T o these two things, no* badly frightened, perhaps more scared few parties to first class homesteads than to anything else, I attribute Lilly’ s store. (Pacific Avenue) than otherwise harmed. where the entire 160 acres will make I defeat. if . i i at T h e Book Store for one week only. Palace Market Fresh and Salt Meats I — Lard and Fish— -^Prompt Delivery to all parts of the city. m Poraat Clrovu, Hughes Phone 591 * Oregon What’ s the good of keeping from him Any good things von may see, GORDON S p e c ia l Attention to Commercial Travelers' Patronage. G o o d Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates. F a s h io n L i v e r y , F e e d a n d S a le S t a ble. W agonette to and from all trains. Special conveyances over the Wilson River Route to Tillamook at any and all times Forest Grim , Oregon. OREGON AND COLUMBIA PHONES. Dr. H ines’ Drug Store. Dealer in FLO U R Forest drove. Ore., _ _ ^ «nei F E E D • v - - «.*»■ O 1 free from rock or “ I have no complaint to make. • ">r. ^ and W’e " located. Will soon be was fairly treated and have no feeling valuable. A. B. T h o m a s . whatever over the result. I « “t 10 A. J. Russell, brother of C. V. B. e*Presa rny sincere gratitude to these 1S , ‘ace re--raed to, Russell, arrived from the east last who supported m e of tie in all parts night after a long and eventful journey. state> J believe principles are J. H . W escott spent Tuesday with Russell and his wife were delayed ah °ve men, and as in the past I ^ on account of the floods in Eastern cont'nue to be a loyal advocate así in friends in Portland. Sale this month on Pianos, Organs and Mact’ ines Fver-thing stock now in that line will be sold before July 1st at greatly out reduced prices and on easy terms. Fred Robe-ts and Mr. H oodenpyle, who are installing a sawmill in Pattons Valiev, were in town the frst part of the week looking after a few matters relative to their project in the valley, Mr. J. D. H ibbs went to Portland Oregon; were at one time started around to Portland via Sacramento but on business, Monday. finally returned and came down the Mr. McAdams was a Portland visitor O. R. St N. The journey was very on business, this week. tiresome and Mr. Russell’ s first trip to Dr. Baker is able to be about again the 00851 will be a memorable one. — he sprained his ankle a few days The> will stay in Forest Grove a month or so. •go Miss Edna Walters was married to f o t s » r la. .- — ■ »0* Mr. L. Gates of Portland, last Saturday, — When the baby talks, it is time June 2nd. to give Hollister? R ocky Mountain Tea. The election went on quiet here, * » » r y ^ It’ s the greatest baby m edicines ever near the county boundarv. ¡¿ p is s s a rs B e lie v in g to loving mothers. H er brother. It makes Aside from the occasional cents. was very pleasant. showers all 35 Mr. Will T h e Jollity Club Tamiesie. was one of the new doctors tainment gave their enter- last Saturday evening to a suPP°rter of government. Republican I result* of the think the do Ton mean?” ■ in d «>tristry that <>ni*hed this spring big audience. The receipts of the n « Z t » a W l ? O u f , at the Portland dentist factory. evening were $18.50. ideas * ge ne!1 election are very ^ e *>11 have as strong a Legisla’- as we l'ave ever l>ad> made " representative m en. " I think the election showed j com plete success of the primary and proved that it is a desirabk addition to our state laws.” Subscribe for T h e News. * m,T h* repllrt: " W el 1 - I ’ve traveled SleaJ^i T ? me ,T e be*n « » far at ( 1 . In Lincolnshire and I npvor Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hines’ D rugstore. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gates left fer a bUck “ ‘ «a. and I don’t believe are « B y "—London Standard. i Mrs. Kate Reiling of Greenville, Portland, where they will remain. Mr. A S — a n '« • « in h a ta iit. •I I i u •• Gates is engaged in the bakery attended the graduating exercises of ' n t know yon were tn the choir the Dental College in Portland last business. week. Hic Ave. y Pacific ° j work in Portland. — T h e Bazaar is having a Special them eat. sleep and grow. RASM USEN day last week. Like R ock y Mountain Tea. known JAM ES good plowland, Fred Everest was in Complins That will lift his load of labor Sewing HANCOCK GASTON S’ I '*1 THE PARIS MILLINERY PML* M ore New Hats and Flowers will be in about the 12 th. Call and see them. The Prices will surprise y*u- Hats M ade to Order MRS. M. L. BERD*> Goidenrod Flour, guaranteed. HOFFMAN BLOß, MAIN ST. FOREST SRO^
