PERSONAL
AND SOCIETY NEWS
— Low prices every day at Levy’s
Market.
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL EVENTS
(C ontinued from P age 1)
G. O. Sloan was a Portland visitor
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Sunday.
quarters of the city, much laughter
- Guldenrod Flour, guaranteed.
— Look for the ‘‘Sign of the Red
Senator Haines of Washington coun-
being created by the usual Halloween
Specs.”
Chas. Smith was down from North
| ty was in McMinnville for a short time
gipsy fortune tellers.
Miss Ruth Fields was a Portland last week.
Yamhill Sunday.
COLLEGE GOBLINS GATHER.
— Low prices every day at Levy’s visitor the first of the week.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hines
The college classes held their
Market.
son on Tuesday,
You’ll Iof Gales Creek> a son
—Try Goldenrod Flour.
j revelries at the home of Mayor Peter­
1 Mrs. Josephine Patton was in Port like it.
October 27.
duly
| land, Saturday.
—The 812.00 values that Bailey, son and the Freshmen were
.
T. H . Adams, the Vancouver bank­
dupli-
initiated
through
the
mystic
clouds
j
offers
in
clothing
cannot
be
Gordon Brown was a spectator at the er, spent Sunday in the Grove.
that must be penetrated before one
cated. Call in and be shown.
Multnoroah-Whitman game, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Port­
really
becomes a bonafide college man.
Professors Orr’and Coons and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Brenner of Portlard, land are the proud parents of twin boys.
The
Academy Classes held “ jinks
Bain were entertained by the Misses
were guests of relatives in the Grove.
J. M. Garrison was in Portland the Shannon at their
Friday
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and
revelries”
at different residence of
home.
I * Jchn E. Bailey and wife returned first of the week, transacting business.
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city.
The
E.
E. Williams and the
evening.
from their California trip the first of the
Rasmusen homes were overflowing with
Professors OrT, Bates and Coons at­
Carl Michaux came up from Forest
week.
tended the teachers institute at Grove Saturday evening and spent "spirits and hobgobblings.”
— If you are in need of a suit Hillsboro, Wednesday.
Sunday with his parents.— McMinnville TOWN “ SPOOKS” AND FORTUNE­
examine the line we carry at $16.<H)
Grand reduction sale on all hats at News.
TELLERS MEET.
J. E. Bailey.
The
Paris
Millinery
Parlors
for
the
Mr.
Underwood
of
California
has
Miss Gladys Spaulding is unable to
The Misses Shannon entertained a
rented the residence formerly occupied
be at her duties at the Hughes hello next ten days.
large circle of friends in this city last
Rev. C. F. Clapp is conducting a by Mrs. Watt and will move to this evening, many were told of mysteries
board, on account of illness.
missionary
campaign throughout the city soon.
future life held in store for them, while
Mrs. Ed Allen returned from an
state
of
New
York.
extended visit with eastern relatives.
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and the maidens looked over their shoulder
— Ask to see our 820.00 suits. Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­ into the shining mirror that might
A brother returned with her.
Cails answered reveal the name or even the initials of
Quality
and Tailoring cannot be ex­ pliances in office.
—Our 818.00 suits are the best we
night or day.
celled.
J.
E.
BAILEY.
her future lord and master.
have carried.
We will be glad to
Justice Wirtz, is one of the Grove
A. P. Taylor of Greenville reports
show you. J. E. Bailey.
REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN
’ Mrs. Schefflein and Mrs. J. Abbott people who believe in making improve- tbat he and his brother-in-law have
The Lodges of the city were not to
were the delegates of the Woman’s ments, and has had a new board sold their hops at 14j cents per pound.
be
overshadowed by the pranks of the
The
shipment
will
take
in
several
hun-
Club to the convention in Portand.
a vning put in at his shop.
young folks, so the Rebekah Lodges
dred bales.
The Eastern Star Chapter will meet
Mrs. May Warner leaves tomorrow
of this city invited the Rebekah Lodges
We are sorry that our readers must
next Monday night, November 5, a t ! for Sacramento, Cal., where she will
of Hillsboro and Gaston and the Odd
Verts Hall.
A full attendance is | visit a short time before going to New do without our continued story this
Fellows of this city and their wives,
desired.
! Mexico, where she will spend the week but the blme must be plsced on
and as an excuse for the jollification of
the Portland firm for failing to ship
Will Haines’ mother and sister, who w'nter-
the evenings pranks, celebrated last
have been residing near Portland, will
Mott & Son have started a new cor.- same this week.
night, the sixty third anniversa-y of
make their home in the Grove on fectionery near Hancock & Gordon’s. — In every clime its colors are unfurled Rebekah Lodges.
Their hall was
Fourth street.
They are new here and we hope all
Its fame has soread from sea to sea; beautifully decorated for the occasion,
,
will visit their store,
Be not surprised if in the other world, the reception hall in pink and green,
Mrs. Edmond Wagner, who was >
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea.
the Rebekah colors, £and the dining
q Ite sick with appendices, is conv: - * v Mrs. E. G. Mills has arrived from
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store.
roam in green and yellow. The anni-
le seing at the home of her parents in Arnold, Neb. and is now occupying
her cottage on Sth Avenue. Mr. Mills
The members of the Grange are ve sary exercises were first performed
Marion County.
. _
. , will arrive later.
requested to attend the next regular after which an excellent program was
— A. B. Thcmas sells.—Sells what?
Sells all kinds of Real Estate, either —See Dr. Eaton about that head- m eetinj, on Saturday, Nov. 3, and to rendered. In one of the corners of
Forest Grove or Washington County ache and pain in the eye. Try a pair bring grain, fruit or vegetables they the room the gypsy fortune teller pre-
property.
of those famous glasses. Consultation wish to exhibit. Lucy Walker, Sec.
sided and the large number of guests
free.
Office over Paris Millinery
were
told their fate. A bountiful ban­
Geo. Mcore and family, of Macomb, Parlors.
Rev Zimmerman and family have
quet
was served and all present speak
111., arrived in the Grcvr day before
moved into the parsonage, near the
Lyle
Pollock
of
Portland,
was
in
of
this
social event as one to be long
yesterday and expect to locate here.
Christian church, which is nearly com­
town
Tuesday,
visiting
his
brother.
Dr.
remembered
in the history of lodge
Mr. Moore is a nephew of I. W. and
pleted.— Tillamook Herald. T h ; rev­
Pollock.
Lyle
has
lately
moved
to
the
doings.
______
John Baldwin.
erend will no doubt be remembered by
metropolis, having sold his farm near many here as the pastor of the Chris­
V
Wee-ha-ha's
Entertain
Miss May Luce went to Cleone, North Yamhi]'.
tian church a few years ago but who is
Saturday, to visit with her sister, Miss
season in Forest Grove
/T h e Social
S<
J. S. Trumble who had an auction now doing some good work in the city
Laura, who is teacher in the school
was initiated
initia
in
earnest last Friday by
there. Miss Luce returned to the sale last Thursday feels jubilant over across the mountains.
the members of the Wee-ha-ha Club of
the outcome, as he sold all he wanted
Your attention is called to our Ad to this city at the home of its president,
Grove on Tuesday.
to.
Mr. Trumble and family are subscribers on another page.
This is Mrs. J. S. Buxton. ) The club is a new
Raleigh Walker left for the Carleton moving to town and will live in the
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intended
to
apply
to
old
as
well
as new organization, having only started last
logging camp on Monday where he east end of town.
subscribers—all
old
subscribers
paying winter, and since then has held many
will be employed during the winter.
up
arrears
and
81
will
receive
The important social events.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bowman
of
this
city
The club
Raleigh will have charge of the donkey
News
to
Jan.
1
1908.
In
other
words
returned
home
Wednesday
after
a
visit
meet
every
two
weeks
at
different
engine.
with their former Kansas neighbors, you will receive The News the remain- residences of the members.
“ Five
The Ladies of the M. E. Church Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gigoux, who are | der of this year Free. Pay up now and
Hundred” is the past time of the
will have a sale of Pies and Cakes at now living in McMinnville.
take the advantage of this offer.
evening and many beautiful presents
the Hoffman & Allen Store, Saturday,
are given to the fortunate winners of
“
Our
old
friend
Fred
Watrous,
one
of
Mrs.
Lydia
B.
Thompson
of
St.
Joe
commencing at 10 a. m.
recently had a little family gathering in Forest Grove’s most successful mer­ that social game. At its last meeting
Those who went to hear The Merry honor of her father. Rev. D. B. Nich­ chants, was in Springfield Monday and Miss Jessie Buxton received the first
Wives of Windsor were:
Misses ols who came up from Forest Grove to made a pleasant call at the News office. honors and Mrs. Willis Goff was the
Farnham, F. Abemethy, D. Abernethy, celebrate his 90th birthday anniversary. Mr. Watrous is a great user of printer’s recipient of the booby prize. The
P. Chandler, Heidel, Haskell, Silver- —McMinnville Reporter.
ink and attributes his mercantile sucj members of the Wee-ha-ha Club are:
man; Prof. Orr, Prin. Bates, Alletu
Mrs. J. S. Buxton, president; Mrs. A.
Mrs. Austin Buxton returned last cess to his extensive advertising.
and Logan.
B.
Caples, secretary; and Mesdames
week from her mother’s home near While in Forest Grove we built a good
Earl Hamilton was in town yester­ Oregon City, where she took her two many full page ads for his firm and Willis Goff, Wilbur McEldowney, Chas.
day and paid the home folks a visit. boys. They will have
delightful Were a*recab,y surprised to hear Mr. Roe, Mayne Abbot, G. Larrimore,
Earl had a couple of days so ran up be­ visit at Grandma’s while their parents Watrous say that he had never had the C. F. Miller, Frank Gordon, John
fore accepting his new position with
Macrum and Jessie
go east. Mr. and Mrs. Buxton leave results from his advertising since we Thornburgh,
the Pacific Steamship Co. of San Fran­ the first of next week fo- Denver, left the Grove that he had while we Buxton.
cisco.
where they will attend the meeting of were building his ads.—Springfield
The Lulu Tyler Gates Company
News.
It will be remembered that
Frank Fletcher came up Saturday the National Grange.
which
is to appear here November 15,
Editor Beebe of the Springfield News
from SheTwood. where he is principal
F. S. Barnes of Forest Grove was in was formerly foreman of the Washing- in Marsh Hall is one of the best com­
of the public schools, to pay the home
Oregon City on business Tuesday. ton County Publishing Company and panies of its kind in America. The
folks a visit. He attended the insti­
Mr. Barnes is the champion bow-maker at the time when Mr. Watrous re(ers Pacific Wave of October 23, the U. of
tute in Hillsboro and returned to his
of the United States ^nd is kept busy to the great results of his advertising. W. Week y has this to say: The
work Saturday evening.
supplying the demahd, as orders come It was done in The News, the best Lulu Tyler Gates Co. presented the I
G. B. Hardin spent a few days in to him from all parts of the United
circulating medium in Washington first number in the lecture course for
town the first of the week with his States. Some of the bows are beauti­
county, which claims a larger circu­ this year on Friday night, October 19.
family. Professor Harding is now fully hand carved and sell readily at
lation and more eager readers than any The program was excellent in every
travelling in the interest of his cor­ from 850 to 8100.—Oregon City En­
other paper. It pays to advertise in a particular. Seldom has a more capable
respondence school of Shorthand, terprise.
gathering of artists been seen on the
paper that is read.
having placed Miss Anna Cornelius in
college
stage than those making up
J. E. Dugan of Portland, was in this
the position he occupied at the Dallas
this
company.
Watrous-Huber
city Friday, looking over some business
College.
Miss Adams, the cellist, plays with
in this part of the county. Many will
Miss Ollie Huber was married on
There have been thirteen accessions remember Mr. Dugan when he was in last Saturday to Mr. Frank L. Watrous great feeling and perfect technique.
in the meetings which are progressing business here with the firm, Dugan, at the county seat, before the County Her splendid numbers fairly enraptured
at the Christian Church. The meet­ Watrous & Haines, now known as Kofi- Judge. Miss Huber is well known the large audience, and she was re­
ings continue indefinitely. There will man & Allen. Mr. Dugan had a here, her parents living at Dilly. Mr. called for repeated encores.
be no service on Thursday night this grocery store on Knob Hill in Portland and Mrs. Watrous spent several days’
Mr. Smith in his vocal selections
week. The themes for Friday, Satur­ bnt sold the same some time ago. He honeymoon in Portland and returned also struck a popular chord in the
day and Sunday nights will be— Rr- now occupies himself in speculating on the first of the week. They will make audience, and came in for his share of
pentence. Conversion of Saul and real estate.
their home at the Watrous residence applause.
Christian Union. Sunday at 11:00 a.
The
accompanist, Mr. Snyder,
Tonight is held the regular meeting wb>cb wa* prepared for their coming,
played
but
one solo selection, but
m., Christ for Oregon.
of the Congregational church and with Mr. Watrous is employed by the firm
of Watrous. Caples & Co. The News appeared in all the musical numbers,
Professor A. Ben Kori paid our office this is also the Preparatory Lecture.
a visit Monday and subscribed for The Sunday morning the service includes extends congratulations to the happy and was heartily received.
Mrs. Gates, of course, was the bright
Washington County News. The ipro- reception of members and the Com­ couple.
star
of the evening. She is without
fessor and the editor had a good chat munion of the Lord's Supper. Sunday
doubt
the best reader that has been
Lyda-Killin
together— we say together because the evening there will be the monthly
heard in this city. Possessing a rich
whole of the conversation was in musical service with address by the
Miss Eval May Killin was married and wonderful voice, a handsome face
French and the rest of the office force pastor on “ The Value of Song in Wor- (to Elmer E. Lyda on Monday. Both *nd perfect figure, with a manner be­
had no chance to "b u tt in.” Profes­ ship.”
The Sunday School
and young people are well known in this witching in its naturalness and perfect
sor Kori speaks the language of “ gay C. E. meeting will be as usual. See pu t of the county.
Their parents poise, she received an ovation from
this college audience such as seldom
Paree” very fluently as well as ten or another column for the regular notices being old residents of Washington
excelled in the best theatres of the
of the Congregational church.
, County.
twelve others.
co untry by the first artists.
é o é
a
Rain! Rain!
M akes us all th in k o f b u y in g a n up-to-dat
(Bra ve nette
W e have them now at prices ranging from
$ 19
to
$ 18
JOHN ANDERSON’S, The Tailoi
¿ S X S X S X S J K X S I& S fK X K X S X g s
David VanAntwerp and family
B u s i n e s s
L-oci
expected today from Vermont,
A ls o
W a n te d , For
They will make their home in
ri riel L o s t .
Grove, for the winter.
Sc per line each insertion
The parents of Mr. Hurst, our
restaurant man, have arrived here W ANTED — Girl for general hoaj
from Dakota and moved into the old — Inquire at this office.
Gleason property.
—Low prices every day
Market.
Notice
Having been able to secure the
— Man, or Man and wife, Wat
agency for the best laundry in Portland To do chores for winter,
we desire to do your laundry work. able to milk. Good wages,
at this office.
Call and get terms— Moultons Barber
Shop.
— Money to loan on farm
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove.
WOOD taken on subscription.
Rain Prevented Sod Turning.
The turning of the first sod in the
construction of the Pacific Railway &
Navigation Company’s railroad at Tilla­
mook had to be postponed from Thurs­
day until Saturday on account of a rain
storm,
Trespass Notices on sale at The
News Office.
-Goldenrod Flour, buy it,
“ WANTED — Salesmen. Manyl
8100 to 8150 per month, some!
more. Stock clean; grown on r j
tion, far from old orchards,
advanced weekly. Choice of tel
Address Washington Nursery Coif
Toppenish. Washington.”
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for 81.75. Sample copies may be had
P o r e s t d ro v e
at this office.
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Forest Grove, Oregon
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the City's Enterprises, the
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PAY
Are those you place in the
columns of The News.
You
will reach the largest number
of readers in this county, peo­
ple who are eager to read it.
HERE’S THE SECRET!
Appearances make a mighty
big impression nowadays. If
your ads and stationery print­
ing is neat, attractive and up-
to-date, it will tell that you
are progressive. We can hit
the mark for you if good work­
manship can accomplish it.
Independent Pilone —
City 724
O F FIC E :
T h re e doors n orth of Bailey’s storJ
ho u rs fro ir 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
I heard oi
It shall 1
The
MEATS
THE
VERY
BEST
Quality, Prices, Treatimj
I Saelens & C
^ ^ M a i n S t ^ o r e s t Grov
Q iio n g Lee’!
LAUN DR
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP - P(
W h ite s h ir t - - - 10c Drawers
Soft
“ - - - - 8c W hite Waists • I
W h ite S k irts - 10 to 50 Underskirts -
- 8c Stockings - •
U n d e rsh irts -
H a n d k e rc h ie fs • - 2c Collars - - *
M en’s W h ite V ests 10 15c Pants - - - *
Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters
- *
T ow els - - - 20c D os. Napkins -
T h e follo w in g a rtic le s 50 c per doz. Pillo
M S h te ts , K M * C '.othi. K ltM Gowns. V »
D raw ers, U nderw ear, Aprons and Corsel Cov^
if
Foi
Pacific Avenue
I Every I
■selves.
|aew pje ,
The New Confectionery on Pacific Avenue
M O T T & SON
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
Candies, Nuts and Soda Water I
|Ehe Gr;
med ft
We have just started in our builing, east of Hancock & Gordon s
Livery Stable. We invite you to visit our store.
w.
P . S c h u ltz
Meat Market
Tender, Juicy Meats—Just
Right to tempt the Appetite,
All kinds of Fish and Vegetables in Season. Groceries I
Pa c ific A v a .
Forest Grovel
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