PERSONAL
AND SOCIETY NEWS
— Low prices every day at Levy’s
Market.
Hillsboro,
K K K K K K î K K K K ?
The city council met last mgnt ana
—Try Goldenrod Flour.
You’ll passed an ordinance bringing before
like it.
the people at the December election
—Low prices every day at Levy’s
-Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it.
- Goldenrod Flour, guaranteed.
the proposition of purchasing a city
Bedford Laughlin was a North Y am -1 — Low prices every day at Levy's Market.
park for $2000. It is quite likely
Market.
Carl S. Nicklin of Portland was the that the measure will carry.
hill visitor last week.
H. H. Markel was in Salem Satur­ guest of his sister, Miss Lelo Nicklin,
— Do not forget the Dance Saturday
on Sunday.
day
attending the Basketball league.
night at the Rink.
— Dance at the Rink Saturday night.
Rev. Gould gave a very interesting
Everybody invited.
chapel talk Friday.
Miss Ida Kerr, of Iowa, has returned
Mrs. Wra. Abemethy was a “ Rose
to
this city for an extended visit.
City” visitor Monday.
—
The Book Store is already taking
Born to the wife of Jessie R Caples
on
a
holiday air. Call in.
of Portland, a son, on November 1.
Mrs. Tennis has bought the Greer
—Money to loan on farm security.
residence
on Sth street. M. L. Noble
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove, Oregon.
made the deal.
C, H. Stewart and wife were regis­
— Money to loan on farm security.
tered at a Portland hotel last week.
W. H. Hollis. Forest Grove.
Bom to the wife of Frank S. Armen-
trout in Portland on October 28, a son.
We Play No Favorites
At this Clothing Stoi
We charge everybody the same stuff because we beli
the only way to build a permanent, lucrative business,
catering to no
particular class of trade, we are
— Yes, there will be a dance and
Walker’s orchestra will be there. At
the Rink.
Sell Gixxl Clothing
to Everybody
—Our 818.00 suits are the best we
have carried.
We will be glad to
show you. J. E. Bailey.
Fruit Inspector Harris is working
away at the orchardists of this county
He has called meetings at Hillsboro
on November '26 and at Beaverton on
November 27. He held a meeting
— Ask to see our $20.00 suits. last week at Reedville and good work
Quality and Tailoring cannot be ex­ was done there. Many old orchards
celled. J. E. BAILEY.
i have been cleaned out and cut down
Fifty acres of new orchard
James Smith of Canada arrived at j since.
the home of J. B. Smith the first of have also been put out in that vicinity.
the week.
The Shakespeare division of the
The News and Semi-weekly Journal
for $1.75. Sample copies may be had
at this office.
O. McMenee spent several days in
— Dr. Geiger cures catarrah, rheu­ Woman’s club met at the Free P.ead-
the “ Rose City” the first of the week.
matism
and throat troubles and all pre­ j ing room Tuesday afternoon. The
— Don’t list your property with
vailing
diseases.
I ladies are studying the life of Shakes­
A. B. Thomas— unless you want it
sold or rented.
Mrs. Lily Miller of Seattle visited peare and reading some of his works
1 under the direction of Prof. Mary F.
The concrete foundation to the new her son, Wilson Miller, who is attend-
Farnham and all are very much inter-
hall Is just about completed. A big co 'l ep rp h e r e t h i s year.
j ested in the work.
force of men are at work.
Prin. H. L. Bates, preached the
Mrs. Lee Anderson’s many friends
sermon
in the Oregon C'ty Congrega­
— Black serge suits, all wool, will
were glad to see her in this city last
not fade, wear shiny or threadbare; tional church Sunday.
$14.00 at Bailey’s.
—The $12/10 values that Bailey week. In order to show her their joy
offers in clothing cannot be dupli­ \ on her return a party of twenty-one,
The Misses Shannon and Mrs.
cated. Call in and be shown.
young and old, gave her a pleasant
bur McEldowney attended the
surprise
Saturday evening at her home
News have been received by friends
concert in Portland yesterday.
on
Fourth
street. Every one present
in this city, of a son born to Mr.
—-If you are in need
reports
a
lovely
time and it is said that
Mrs.
Wm.
A.
Clapshai
now
e camine the line we carry
| going home all prayed that it might
J. E: Bailey.
living in Portland, on Oct. 4.
1 rain so hard that Mrs. Anderson should
T. H. Littlehale of this city was
O. W. Rainwater of Greenville
transacting business in the metropolis brought in three samples of Peerless have to stay in the city and not return
to the power plant where she is now
on Saturday.
potatoes this week to this office. Ary-
Mr. McDonald of Illinois has bought one can see them now and they are living.
Some of the young married people
the Professor Robertson property and worth seeing, each weighing betveen
is now moving in.
3 and 4 lbs. It shows that Oregon 1 of the town, having organized a “ Five
were entertained
Trespass Notices on sale at The can raise something else besides um­ Hundred Club”
Tuesday
evening
at
the home of Mr.
brellas.
News Office.
who appicciati honest values, courteous treatment, and
low as worthy goods can be sold for.
JOHN ANDERSON’S, The Tail
B u s in e s s
A ls o
Mrs. Geo. Bidwell Dead.
W ood taken on sub
L o c a ls
\ V tin te d , P o r
an d L o st.
¿ S tile
The funeral of the late Mrs. Geo.
5c per line each insertion.
W. Bidwell, who died Sunday morn­
WANTED — Men to clear land 4
ing, was held at Hillsboro Wednesday.
Deceased had been in her usual health j miles from the Grove.— J. C. H.
and about 5 o’oclock Sunday morning j The Laughlin.
awakened and talked with her husband.
“ WANTED — Salesmen. Many make
Both dropped asleep. About an hour 8100 to 8150 per month, some even
later Mr. Bidwell was awakened by a more. Stock clean; grown on reserva­
tion, far from old orchards.
Cash
strange noise. Trying to arouse Mrs.
advanced weekly. Choice of territory.
Bidwell, he soon discovered that she Address Washington Nursery Compan;,
had passed away.
Three children Toppenish. Washington.”
survive: George H. Bidwell of Port­
WANTED —Good man in
each
land; Mrs. Blanche Hamilton of Inde­
county
to
represent
and
advertise
co­
pendence; and Miss Florence Bidwell.
operative
department,
put
out
sam
ple,
of Hillsboro. Deceased was born in
Pennsylvania in 1844, and moved to etc. Old established business house.
Wisconsin with her parents in 1854. i Cash salary 821 weekly expeme
In 1869 she was married to Mr. Bid- money advanced; permanent positior.
well, later moving to Clear Lake, Wis., j Our reference. Bankers National Bank
from which place they came to Oregon ; of Chicago, Capital $2.000,000. Ad-
dresss Manager, Ti e Columbia House,
in 1905.
Chicago, 111., Desk No. 1.
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SEWING MACHIN!
ROLLER BEARINt
HIGH GRADI
J
EQUALIZERS PASSED TAX ROLL
Automatic
Lilt.
by buys
reliable]
high gra
ing mad
An O d d M ohi ’I n I i ( u a T o m .
As II peopK- tli.- Mo.vs mv alrvul>
— A nice residence, 6 room house and Mrs' A- B’ CaPles on Third Ave-
Miss Farnham presented a paper at
Washington County Assessor Had well Inellm-il to unytlilug that gild-
STRONGEST GUARANI
neat and trim, four blocks
from post- A delightful evening was passed
and
the Oregon Federation of Women’s
life. \ eorroa|K>uil;*ut a..ya: "Norlil iv
Finished
Work
Before
Derision
N a tio n al S ew in g Machii
office, 81050.
Inquire
of M. L. refreshments of ice cream, cake and
dellgl.is them more as a means „.
Clubs at Portland Wendesday last.
S A N F R A N C IS C O , <
Noble, office over Goff Bros.
j c o f f e e were served by the hostess. County Jidge Goodin is getting agree!Illy spending an hour or twe
The people of Corvallis are loud in
FACTORY A T BELVIDERE.
The members of the club are Mr. and legal advice from Deputy District At­ than -»platting on their lu-els In tin
Dr. C. L. Large reports a son born i
their praises of Dr. Boggess’ sermon
streets
or
on
some
door
stoop,
gazing
Mrs. A. B. Caples, Mr. and Mrs. torney Tongue as to what should be |
which he delivered there a week ago. to the wife of Arnold Smith of Forest j Mayne Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Willis done in the matter of the Washington at the passers by. exchanging compli­
ment» with their acquaintances. Na­
Mrs. Chas. Mertz and family are Grove, the third instant. Parties de­ Goff, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Roe, Mr. I County tax roll for the present year, tive •swells’ consequently promenndt
siring
the
attendance
of
Dr.
Large
in
spending some time in Portland until
and Mrs. Wilbur McEldowney and The exemption of 8300 was allowed with a piece of felt under their arms
on which to sit when they wish.”
the return of Mr. Mertz from the east. this class of cases, will greatly oblige Mr. and Mrs H. J. Goff.
and the claim that this will invalidate
him, if possible, by engaging his ser­
— Miss Penfield it going to Portland
Professor L. R. Traver, City Superin­ the assessment is receiving consider­
vices two or three months prior to the
ation. It is not thought that the le-
Saturday. Do you want any pictures
tendent of Schools of Pendleton, has
expected event.
framed? Avoid the Christmas rush.
handed in his resignation, to take ^
° ' the r0" Can be attacked’ ,or’
Mrs. R. Leabo and daughter Miss |
.
*,
officials argue, it simply means that in
Miss Edna Jenson and Mabel Matti-
.
.
effect at once. No reasons are as-
Leabo joined Mrs. Josephine | •_
,
,,
~ .
.
son, both efficient teachers in our „ Bertha
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v
¡signed for the action.
During the each instance there is $300 worth of
I
STRIVES
TO PLEA
THE VERY BEST
schools, spent Saturday in Gaston, the Patton this afternoon and the party | year and a half that he has been in property which is not on the roll. A
GIVES
th
*
New-,
Stands
will
go
to
Sacramento.
The
Leabo’s
guest» of friends.
| Pendleton he has given the best of Sheriff’s assessement can cure this but
the
City’s
Enttrpises,
|
will stop in that city to visit with
on top of this is the fact that there are
— A. B. Thomas sells.—Sells what? . . .
,.. , ,
„
. , satisfaction. Regarding his plans lor
Home Prolucer, the Ha
friends
while
Mrs.
Patton
will
go
south
u
.
<
-r
many
not
on
the
taxroll
because
the
ex­
Sells 411 kinds of Real Estate, either
Market and Home Patrona
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_ ..L i the future Professor Traver will say
Forest Grove or Washington County to San Jose to spend the winter with nothing, except that he will remain emption covers the sum total of many
property.
relatives.
V
M ain St., Forest Grove
j parties’ property.
here until the end of the year, when
The
County
Assessor
already
had
A chafing dish party was given to — In every clime its colors are unfurled j he expects to go to Portland. No
Are those you p ace in
columns of The New . 1
Its fame has spread from sea to sea; successor has yet been secured, as the his assessment made so far as the field I
the members of the third football team
will reach the largest num
Saturday evening at the home of Presi­ Be not surprised if in the other world, resignation came as a complete sur- work was concerned, before the Su-1
of readers in this county, p
preme
Court
decided
against
the
ex­
You
hear
of
Rocky
Mountain
Tea.
prise
t0
the
schooi
board
as
we„
as
tQ
dent Ferrin.
pie who are eager to read
The Assessor therefore
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store. | the public generally. Mr. Traver is emption.
—The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
wrote the assessment with the exemp­
HERES T r E SECFE
E. church will give a church sociable ! Last chance to get tickets for the j one of the best-known educators in the
tion
allowed
and
left
it
to
the
Board
of
Professor Traver
Appearances make a mig
and fair on the 7th and 8th of Dec. college entertainment course, for the state.—Oregonian.
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — PRICES
equalization to cure, if that body
big impression nowadays,
Further particulars will be given later. reserved seat plat will be opened at the *s a 5011 of Mrs. Traver of this city.
S to 15c
thought it proper to annul the exemp­ W hite shirt - • - 10c Drawers
your ads and stationery pri
I Bazaar Monday, Nov. 11. First con-i
Soft
" -
- - 8c White Waists
10 to 20c
tions. The board, however, let the
ing is neat, attractive and 1
Tim Thompson of Portland came up cert< Lulu Ty,er Gates ConlpaDy<
GASTON
W hite Skirts
10 to 50 Underskirts
15 to 25c
Undershir’s -
to-date, it will tel! that :
-
- 2Hc
Saturday to attend to some of his prop- Thursday. Nov. 15.
This concert; The members of the Gaston Rod assesment stand. Even with the ex­ Handkerchiefs • - - 8c 2c Stockings
Collars - -
are progressive. We can
emptions allowed the tax roll is the Men’s White Vests 10 15c Pants -
erty interest vhich he still retains in
- - - 25c
comes highly recommended and a fine : and Gun club are kept busy getting
the mark for you if good wc
largest in point of valuation ever writ­ Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters
this vicinity.
- - 15 20c
manship can accomplish
program is assured by the four artists their boots and decoys ready for use.
Towels - - - 20c Do*. Napkins
- 20c Do*
ten in the history of the county.
I The following articles 50 c per do*...............
......
Pillow
Cases.
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and in the company.
as the late rain is fast filling up the
Bed Sheets. Table Cloths. Night Cowns. W omen's
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­
Independent Phone — City
Dr.
C.
L.
Large
reports
a
son
weigh-
¡
la*ce‘
SALE Oae large team of Drawers. Underwear. Aprons and Corset Cowers.
pliances in office.
Calls answered
ing 9 j pounds, born to the wife of I Mr. Kopplin of East Gaston was
Forest Grove
night or day.
for farm work, weight about
Jerome Bullock, of Forest Grove, on Portland visitor the fore part of the i 2700; also one bay farm horse 9 years Pacific Avenue
The Womans Club will meet at the
Nov. 6. Parties desiring the attend- j week.
f
; old. works single or double. Weight
home of Mrs. E. Williams, Monday,
ance of Dr. Large in this class of cases,
Mr. and Mrs. Craft spent Sunday 1350, drives well to buggy, Call
November 12th at 2:30 p. m.— Mrs.
will greatly oblige him, if possible, by with J. D. Hibbs and family.
phone Dr. Geiger.
C. E. Ruckle, Sec.
engaging his services, two or three
Mr. W. Thomas of Hillsboro spent
The New Confectionery on P acific Avenue
Mrs. Josephine Patton, who has months prior to the expected event.
Jesse Caples of Portland
Sunday with his brother, Mr. A. L.
been the efficient assistant in The
town Tuesday.
Mr. Mott of Mott & Son, the new Thomas.
News office for several years past, left
confectioners on Pacific Avenue, has • Artis Matteson has returned from
this afternoon for California to visit rel­
gone back to South Dakota to settle Idaho, where he has been the past
To Cur Correspondents
Choice Cigars and Tobacco '
atives. She was accompanied by her
up his business affairs at the old home nine months
We
would
ask
our
correspondents
to
son Jimmie.
Candies Suts and Soda Watel
and will return with the rest of his
Maude Wohl spent Sunday with her send u* their c0Py 80 il
reach us
O. W. Regg and family, who have family some time next month. His
Tuesday of each week where possible;
folks last week.
We have just started in our builing, east of Hancock & Gordon!
been making Forest Grove their home son, Robert. who came west with him
also
to
sign
their
names
to
same—
not
Livery Stable. We invite vou to visit our store.
Missses Edna lensen and Mabel
for some time, have returned to their about
a
month ago,
remained
for publication but that we may know
Matteson
of
Forest
Grove
were
town
former home in Carmen, Oklahoma. here to run the store.
to whom we are under obligations for
visitors last week.
Mr. Regg was employed by the P. R.
same.
The big social event of the season
and N. Co. near Buxton, and is having
occurred Hallowe'en eve when the
Jas. B. Matthews Post No. 6.
the News sent to him* in the east to
three upper college classes entertained
Officers for the ensuing year will be
K- Seymour
Keep pasted on the railroad situation
and initiated the Freshmen into the nominated
Nov. 21, ’06. All cora-
in this county.
mysteries of college life and then as a rades are invited,
Rev. Daniel Staver will preach morn- fitting climax to the function gave a w . j. R. B ea ch ,
I. K. W e i t z e l ,
ing and evening next Sunday in the banquet in honor of the neophyte col-
Adj.
Com.
Congregational church. It is now legians that rivals any like affair that
about two years since Mr. Staver has lias been given in many a day. The
Notice
S uccoK r* to
J. H. KAITL1Y
preached in Forest Grove: and this oc- function was held at Mayor Peterson’s
Having
been able to secure the
caaion will be one of great interest, commodious residence and the whole agenev for the best laundry in Portland
especially to thoae who know of his house was given over to the revelers we desire to do your laundry work,
Will do a general Real Estate and
All kinds of F ish an d V egetables in Season. Grocene
Insurance business.
We solicit
•ervices *nd sacrifices in the days o f J from basement to the attic, giving free Call and get terms— Moultons Barber
Pacific Ave,
Forest Gro
your patronage.
planning and building the new church, swing to the initiatory festivities.
, Shop.
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MEATS
The Washingti
C o u n t y Ne«
I Quality, Prices, Treatment
[ S a e l e n s & Co.
Quong Lee’s
LAUNDRY
I
M O T T & SON
,
O l i EGON
L A N D
<&.
w.
F . S c h u ltz
Meat Market
Tender» Juicy Meats—Just
Right to tempt the Appetite.