COUNTY COURT NEWS
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.
PERSONAL
AND SOCIETY NEWS
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Miss Famham was a Portland visitor'
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-G d d e n ro d Flour, buy it. try it.
The Literary Society met Friday and
rendered a short program.
ject debated upon, was
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“ 'That the Chinese
The sub
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Exclusion A ct is
PROBATE COURT
George N Barrett minor.
Final ac-
! count filed and approved
W N Bar
1 rett guardian and bondsmen be re-
leased from all liabilities.
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We P la y No F a v o rite s
A t th is C lothing Store.
Book detrimental to the United States.”
Est of G H Baber. Annual report
Those on the affirmative were Orval of trustee C C Caples filed and ap
“ W ood to burn” — Pyrography out- Store,
J. C
fits at T h e Book Store.
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C. Bridwell visited in the metrop- Hutchens, and Robert Loomis and the proved.
W e charge everybody the same stuff because we believe that
jiegative were Harold Ulm and Roy
Est Constantine Miller insane. In
’ olis last week.
Lyle Pollock was in the Grove
the only way to build a permanent, lucrative business,
ventory and appraisement filed and ap
Knox.
The
decision
was
made
in
Miss Dooly of Portland visited with
We ara
Saturday.
catering
to
no
particular class of trade, we are
Javor of the negative. There were proved.
j her parents over Sunday.
trying ta
Ralph Dugan was out from Portland
Est of John C Hatch et al minors
W AN TED.—Girl for house work.— Several visitors at the society this week,
petition filed to sell real estate. M on
Sunday.
am ong them v/ere Mrs. A. Teegarden,
i Enquire H . H . Goff.
day D ec 24 time set to have objec
Miss Kate Myers of Portland, visited
M r. Donalley, Miss Sappington, Don tions to said petition.
H . S. Starrett of this city was a busi
the home folks over Sunday.
Qiltner. Mabel Davidson, Will Morley,
Est of John Stresse. Final acct
ness visitor to the “ Rose City” last
Goldie Fields and Clarence Greer.
— Money to loan on farm security.
filed M on, D ec 24 time set for hearing
week.
JT| who appreciate honest values, courteous treatment, and
W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove, Oregon.
In the football game Saturday our objections to final settlement.
prices at
Lee Caufield, a former student at
MARRIAGE
LICENSES.
low as worthy goods can be sold for.
Mrs. A. B. Caples visited relatives
boys were not so badly defeated as b e
the college, is now em ployed at Col-
R. F. Lepschat and Mary F Garri- 0
in Portland and Oregon City last week.
fore and feel that in a short time * they
j lins, Wash.
gus. H enry Gurske and Rose H elm old, j
will b ecom e the superior of their o p
Miss Sherreld and W ill Payne of |
Edward Freeman and Minnie Mueller, '
— If you are in need of a suit
Portland were the guests of the Misses examine the line we carry at $16.00 ponents.
John W . Harris and Nettie V . Monroe,
Myers over Sunday.
The eighth grade girls entertained Phillip Schneider and Frances Dels-
J. E. Bailey.
the
freshies, Saturday evening at the man, Albert Schechla and Gertrude C.
W. A. Mills has sold his home to
K. N, Staehr has bought the beauti
ful
residence
formerly
occu
pied
by
home
of Rita Macrum. Light refresh Ochs.
Mr. Ott of M cCoy. A. Baldwin made
Mrs.
Watt
on
Sth
street.
ments
were served and a pleasant time
— The $ 1 2 .0 0 values that Bailey
the deal.
offers in clothing cannot be dupli-
enjoyed
by
all
present.
wiH
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cowgill
of
Portlahd
— Black serge suits, all wool,
You’ ll
— Try Goldenrod Flour.
cated. Call in and be shown.
not fade, wear shiny or threadbare; were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gertie Nichols was elected to be
like it.
$1 4.00 at Bailey’ s.
E. Bailey over Sunday.
editor of the literary paper and Wanda
COUNCIL MEETIN6
Miss Be-tie Johnson was the guest
Miss Bessie D ooly, daughter of T odd is the assistant.
(C ontinued from Page l )
of her grandmother in Portland last Banker and Mrs. D ooley is studying in
Judge Hollis visited the school this city plant, and of the running of the
one of the conservatories of music this
week.
morning and gave U3 an interesting engine at the power house.
H e said
winter.
Mrs. Gertrude Marsh Hall of Clats-
talk. W e appreciate such visits and that the company was doing its best to
W h ite Jhlrt - - - 10c Drawer« . . g
— Our $1 8.00 suits are the best we
furnish the city with lights at the pres
Soft
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g c w h ite Waists . u
kanine is visiting her parents, Prof,
wish we had them oftener.
have carried.
W e will be glad to
W h ite Skirts - 10 to 50 Underskirt« . l
ent time and were under an enormous
and Mrs. Marsh.
Undershirts . . .
8c Stockings
Bis mark Rode and Merle Rhodes expense. If all runs as expected he
show you. J. E. Bailey.
H a ndk erch iefs - - 2c Collars
Miss Josephine Baber entertained a
are
new
pupils
this
week.
promised
the
best
of
lights.
It
was
M en’ s W h ite Vests 10 15c Pants -
Villas Shepard returned Sunday from
number of friends Saturday evening
Coats . . . .
to 20c Dusters
President Ressler of the State Nor plainly seen that the company was do
several days visit with relatives at j
with skating party.
T ow eis - . . 2Cc D or. Nankins
ing the best within its power and he
mal
at
Monmouth
sent
a
large
picture
Banks and Forest Grove— North Yam- j
T h e fo llo w in g arU cies 50 c per doa. Pill,
asked that the council be lenient with
Mrs. J. N. Hoffman is now at home,
Bed Sheets, T ab le c lo t h s . Night Gowae,
j of the building to Mr. Wilkerson.
hill Record.
them,
and
in
a
few
days
all
would
be
after a long siege in a Portland hospi
D raw ers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Cow
in
good
running
shape.
When
asked
— Dr. G eiger cures catarrh, rheu- ) Superintendent Stanley who is at the
tal and is much improved.
Pacific Avenue
Forest!
concerning the arc lights which had
matism and throat troubles and all pre- head of manual training of the Portland
— Ask to see our $2 0.00 suits.
not been on for some time, and the
schools, will be here on the evening of
Quality and Tailoring cannot be ex vailing diseases.
dimness of the incandescents, the
celled. J. E. BAILEY.
— You see a good many advertise-1 Nov- 3 8 > t0 $ive som e stereoptican president spoke of the perfect service
that had been given to the city before
Mr. DeLancey D. Willers Donnel ments about glassware and dishes— but v' ews on $he work.
the damage to the dam, and many
Clara
Chalmers
spent
Saturday
and
ley of New York City is visiting his you can count on it that Johnson &
present took exception to his remarks
Sunday at home.
cousin, Mrs. Harriet Teegarden of this Johnson sell it for less.
and asked the mayor to be heard.
Mrs. Matthew Patton visited one
city.
The councilmen differed when it
John F. Lovelace and T . J. Wirtz
cam e time to take action on this sub
I . Miss Hattie Kreider will be the have purchased the blacksmith shop day last week.
of Fritz Birkenfelt at Estacada. the
Please remember the school enter ject, ?.s some thought that the present
‘ hello girl” at the Hughes phone from
light, were of some help and gave
deal including the building, lot and
tainment in Verts Hall W ednesday
young or old. Kickers or any Horses having peculiar vices will
now on as Miss Spaulding has been fixtures.— Oregon City Enterprise.
the n encouragement (ju st like getting
properly handled and cured of same. I claim that my treatment
evening, November 28.
forced to resign on account of illness.
a 'etter from hom e, as one said) while
FOR SALE— Horse, gray, 7 years
the most humane and yet the most effective known to horsemen.
r.chers wished to stop the system until
The annual temperance service of old, weight 1100, woiks single or
FOR SALE.— Thoroughbred Silver
needed
repairs
could
be
made.
the M. E. church will be held next double. Enquire of Geo. M cGreer on
Hamburg chickens.
Inquire of L.
The council then agreed to be len
Sunday in the eveding.
An address 4th street betweed 1st and 2nd ave
Squires,
Forest
Grove,
R
. F. D ., N o. 2. ient with the company and to wait un
by the pastor. Some special music. nue. Also wood for sale.
2t
til the next regular meeting to con
Phone Bell 58.
Everybody invited.
Otto Johnson of Gales Creek, whose
sider the matter of rebates.
Mr. and Mrs M oody Gilb t of foot was mangled by logs in a Colum
Upon promise of the best possible
WOMANS CLUB NOTES.
Washington arrived here last w e-k to bia river logging cam p, is now being
service, the council agreed to wait un
locate here. Mrs. Gilbert is a sister of treated by Dr. Brown. Blood poison
Mrs. E. Meresse and Mrs. Walter til the last of the week or through the
set in and it was at first thought that
Mrs. P C. Filbert of this city.
They
'H oge were appointed Press com m ittee necessary time before final action be
the foot would have to be amputated,
taken. M eeting adjourned until next
are occu pying the old Harris place.
Is what Cooks say of Our Universal Ranges and Stoves.
but the doctor has now much hope of of the W om an’ s Club at the call m eet monthly session.
ing Friday to report respectively to the
— D o you need a new piece of china saving the foot.
They give Satisfaction.
We are the Sole Agents for the
Friday.
Christmas presents at The
Sell Good C lothing
to E v e ry b o d y
JOHN ANDERSON’S, T h e Tailor
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Quong Lee’
LAUNDR
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — Pj^
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J. J. M A R T IN , T& HORSEMA1
is prepared to handle and
E d ucate
any H o rse s
For particulars Phone 584 and call tor J. J. Martin, Forest Grow,
Th? HOUSEWIFE'S DELIGH'
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to make that Thanksgiving dinner just
Washington County News and the For-
right?
f s 1 Grove Tim es.
Early in D ecem ber the Club is plan
T h e Ladies of the M . E. church
have the call attention to their Fair, which will
ware at the price you have been pay be given on the 7th and 8th of D e
cem ber in Verts Hall. An extensive
ing for waie.
line of goods will be on sale at popular
W ord has been received from Ches prices D on’ t m ss the opportunity.
ter Fletcher telling of victories of his
The Base Line Lumber Company
Johnson & Johnson
school in football, Pendleton Academy which has a sawmill at Cornelius, has
against Weston Normal and Umatilla been taking the advantage of the high
Indian school. Chester is coaching water of Gales Creek during the past
week and will continue to do so for
the football team.
the next week.
Hundreds of logs are
Mr. Forbes of this city while walk being floated to the mill from the head
ing along on the sidewalk last week waters of Gales Creek.
slipped, falling into a hole and is suf
Fred Watrous was in Salem last
fering from a dislocated shoulder.
week
in the interests of the new Bank-
Mr. Forbes in spite of his age is im
ers and Merchants Mutual Insurance
proving rapidly.
ning to hold a plant sale. Each club
member will be asked to donate at
least one plant. The proceeds to go
to the Manual Training fund.
Clearance Sala af Wintar
Millinery.
1 The other side of life”
city, has been
of the general public in making the
school entertainment a success.
They
| hav« pledged their support and will
furnish the music and have secured
Prof. Stanley of the Manual Training
Dept, of the Portland schools— to ex-
plain the work and show views, in
connection with the school entertain
ment to be held the Wednesday even
ing before Thanksgiving.
Elsewhere in this issue attention is
called to the statement of the First
National bank of this city w hich speaks
well for the prosperity of Washington
county. The bank is building up a
substantial business and affairs are well
managed. T h e Board of Directors are
R. M. Dooly, J. E. Loomis, Frank E.
Dooly, H . C. Wortman and R. M.
Dooly, Jr.
ting in bridges on the road to make
passable and he says that
if the case
goes against him he will take out his
bridges, one of which is known as the
Millinery Parlors of Miss Paul McGill
i t ’s —
W IN T E R
PATTON’!
SUNPROOF
PAIN
M. PETERSON SS0N, ForestGrovt
<? IV. M c N a m e r
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Since the special
council
Tuesday
evening,
consider and talk over
light
meeting of the
problem ,— we
cannot say that
we were left “ in the dark”
the lights.
«
called to
E. H a l
P alace M a rk e t
(Pacific Avenue)
talk over the
concerning
9 (•
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A number of farmers of this section
have formed a company of 11 shares
and have bought the famous German
Coach horse, Mangold, from the Hart-
j man Stock Farm, which Manager M c-
1 Cann has had here for the last three
weeks. At a meeting yesterday the
stockholders elected the following offi-
cers: B. H . Purdy, pres.; J. M ickle,
sec.; G H ancock, manager. Also the I
following directors:
Messrs Doane, J.
M cNamer, A. Dilley, Van Meter and
J. Buchanan. Mangold is a prize win
ner having taken 21 National prizes,
but on account of this is now barred
from entering all National Show rings.
Illingworth bridge. This bridge was
built a couple ol years ago and M c
Namer has not com pleted the pay
ment for it yet. H « says som ebody
will have to reimburse him for the
bridges he built or he will take them
— In every clim e its colors are unfurled
out as they are his property. If the
Its fame has soread from sea to sea; Illingworth bridge was taken out at
Be not surprised if in the other world.
this time of the year it would make
that road impassable between here and
You hear of R ocky Mountain Tea.
Forest Grove, and it is to be hoped
Dr. H ines’ Drug Store.
that such will not be the ou tcom e of
A graduate of the best eye and ear col
the case.— Tillamook Headlight.
Card of Thanks.
lege in the United States, with many
years’ experience.
Notice
T o those who so kindly tendered
D r. E A T O N
Osteopath and Eye Specialist
Try a pair af thasa famaus glass*,
All Hats reduced to the very low prices their services and sympathy during the
Having been able to secure the
W e guarantee our work to be as good
recent illness and bereavement, I take agency for the best laundry in Portland
as New Vork, Chicago, St. Louis or
Com e select a hat for youself at the this means of asking all to accept my we desire to do your laundry work. Portland. Glasses correctly fitted. Care
sincere gratitude.
Call and get terms— Moultons Barber
ful attention given to children.
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Shop.
Mrs. W hite’ s old stand. South Main St.
Phone 722
Forest Grove
$2.48, $1.98 and 9 8 c
ALL
Book
The public school boys were again
— D on’ t list your property with
badly defeated Saturday in the football
Will Payne of Portland.
Mrs. John I
A. B. Thomas— unless you want it game with the academy boys —the
Watt Macrum and Mr. Payne were the j
sold or rented.
score was a little better and they now
winners of beautiful gifts. Dainty re-1
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!think that hy Paying a few more
freshments were served.
Mrs. J. C Kirklahd of Independence games they will finally gain on the
is visiting her brother, N. L. Alkins.
cads and some of these days win out—
Haven Belknap, who has been em
Mrs. A. E. Nourse is spending a
sh °ws fU'*, nerve and all the good
ployed in a drug store in La Grande,
visited with his parents in Hillsboro few days at Springfield, Ore., her 1 ual>ries, so stay with it and hit them
j hard the next time.
last week and ran up to the Grove to former hom e,
i
Provided
CHEERFUL
Store is advertising “ wood to burn.”
security.
see all his friends. It seem ed good to
John McNamer, the leasee of the
to see Haven’ s familiar face.
He
Wilson River Toll Road, has his in
leaves the first of the week for Junc-
McNamer
tion City where he has accepted a po nings in court this week.
sition with a new drug firm.
is out several hundred dollars in put
LOOK
solved as far as this
town and vicinity goes— for The
of their guests Miss Edna Sherreld and
Councilman and Mrs. L. L. Hollin-
ger returned last week from a visit in
the east. Their ultimate destination
was Florida, Mr. Hollinger’ s home,
but took this opportunity to visit their
numerous relatives who are scattered
all over the country.
They visited the
Alberta country, St. Louis, cities in
Illinois and Kansas and returned by
way of Los Angeles and San Francisco.
U N IV E R SA L R AN G E, $25 in
JUST R IG H T for JUST NOW , your house painted right now wil|
On account of the unusual amount
Are those turkeys getting corpulent?
of business and the short days— it is
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probable that the club will meet a half
The great cry for the want of wood
hour earlier
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..... regular meetings,
for the winters comfort which is being
| for the winter months.
The W om an’ s Club ask the support heard everywhere and even in our little
H e reports m eeting with
About a week ago one of our local Company.
While in the capital
hunters missed his gun from his office, much success.
just as he was starting out for the city Mr. Watrous ran across Edgar
fields. As he wishes to go out duck Meresse who is now hard at work on
hunting some of these days, he would
t^te Statesman.
like to have his gun. No questions
The Misses Myers entertained at
— M oney to loan on farm
will be asked although the parties who
now have the gun are known.
" 5 0 0 ” on Saturday evening in honor! W . H. Hollis, Forest Grove.
Friday evening, Nov. 16th will long
be remembered by the Royal Neigh
bors and Modern W oodm en of Forest
Grove and vicinity. After the Royal
Neighbor initiations tha Hall was
opened to the Neighbors and their
families afid a general good time was
was had, interspersed with recitations,
songs and speeches by visiting Royal
Neighbors, after which they gathered
around the tables and enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent. It being
the 25th anniversary of the marriage of
Neighbors Sexton, their Neighbors
surprised them by presenting them
with an elegant silver cake basket as a
slight token of esteem .
Besides the
neighbors and their families of over one
hundred, there were Royal Neighbors
from Hillsboro and Neighbors T. E.
Reynolds and wife of Berkeley, Cal.
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Meats , Lard and Fish
Tty our choice M EATS and be convinced by
ance and fresh taste.
the
inviting appe#
Always have on hand the best
FR ES H F R O M T H E FARiN
Prompt Delivery to all parts of the city.
F orest G rove,
-
Hughes Phone 59|
Oregon
The New Confectionery on Pacific Avenue
M O TT & SON
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
Candies, Nuts and Soda Watei
W e have just started in our builing, east of H ancock & Gordon «|
Livery Stable. W e invite you to visit our store.
W .
F\ S c h u l t z
Meat Market
Tender, Juicy Meats— Just
Right to tempt the Appetite.
All k in d s o f F is h
Pacific Ave.
a n d V e g e t a b l e s in S e a s o n . G r
Forest Grovel