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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1907)
, " Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Van Meter and Mrs. Clarence Kaser are spending the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Van Meter. M iss Pearl Bradley of Hood River, who has been visiting relatives here for a few weeks, was suddenly called home Tuesday. Miss Bradley expects to return and complete her visit. This is just the season of the year to re mind you that a nice new cool dress would be acceptable. This year our stock of Summer Specialties J .? 0 N 1 VERTISE NEWPORT. A large crowd came in Sunday on Talcum Powders, an excursion and went back the same Cold Creams day. Massage Creams, ¡ruis All This week at the beach has been ' Foot Powders etc. ndin Sum m er 3n inities fine with the exception of a little wind eipn and a shower Sunday morning. ed The two Misses Emmels who attend , lis i Pacific University came in Saturday ne egonian and will remain for the summer. i dd ^ v'/s* 'Ur * -r * is much larger, better and right up to what everybody is wearing. We edition Arthur Prideaux of the class of 1906 | oi tat ion y ? * have given this department especial attention and can offer you a great of Pacific University is one of the in- ntained vJY/ jl/ variety to select from. Just glance over these: structors at the summer school here. dr oi e iny i infoi- Gordon Brown arrived Friday and -------- ker ly one joined the „ Forest Grove colony at Nye : Our ^ new erT issued. . . _ , ! eö’ creek. He expects to remain all sum- - homi - mer. ? *n" it and R e fri£ a to r |irac- 1 many Carl Christian our tonsorial artist has ter- seeker been putting in his time very dili insures the best gently the past week hunting water every its lizcd, agates. on- il in- A jolly crowd are at the cottage of vho larac- H. D. Hibbs of Gaston. They are Tender, Juicy, Steaks *hry nter- the two Misses Hibbs, Miss Edna Jen the sen of Forest Grove, Mr. Hal Hibbs Roasts and Stews, :an and Arrel Shepard of Portland. Sausage and Bacon Quite a crowd of Forest Groveites iiak who l The men too all always looking for something cool came in Saturday evening and went , { in tht y 7 back Monday morning. Among them All kinds of Fresh We have it. Anything for njht the 1 were Mrs. K. N. Staehr and Miss ì sn can C Emma, Miss Bessie Ritchie and Her V - ÎOSt 4 bert McNutt. V egetables ton ink i« to r in COUNTY SEAT NEWS LETTESI. .1 Groceries a tht « (Continued From Page One.' ;n, b- in REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. be ori Alovis Gassner et ux to Charles n- er Jones 8.50 acres in sec 23 t 1 s 2 ily 1 a $650. Chas L Jones et al to T A Cary a and °l Same as above $850. Jacob J Smith et ux to Walter Ber Good Eatables nards 30 a in John Harrison d 1 c t 1 n 3 w $1. at Thomas Connell et ux to Waltet Bernaids 40 a in T R Cornelius d 1 c Lsw Prices t 1 n 3 w $2500. Everybody knows t h a t Jacob Dixon to Robert Elliot block 7 Dilley $430. we keep the best M e a ts Carl Abendroth et ux to A R Squires to be had, but this is to lot 5 Cornelius Fnvirons $750. remind you to give us Henry Jarrett to Carl A Broderson | 25 acres in Andrew Harper d 1 c t 1 s a w $2200. J F Schoch to C E Nicholson 90 Saelens & Co. acres in sec 3 t 1 n 4 w $3150. FOREST GROVE SPECIAL LOCALS William Lee has temporarily moved Charles A Dhondt to Ruth E Dakin into the house on Robert Lilly’s place 19.75 acres in Joel Fairchild d 1 c t 1 —Groceries—Hoffman & Allen. until he can build a house by Beimrohr’s n 4 w $1800. —Ladies' white canvas oxfords in the WATT DISTRICT. mill. E A Mincemoyer to S J White 21.50 latest styles at Bailey’s. Mrs. Allen Rice went to Forest Grove, Mrs. Reehr passed through Gales acres in sec 35 t 1 n 2 w $2200. —Money to loan on farm security. Monday. FINE WORK DONE CHEAP — PRICES NATIONAL Creek on her way home Saturday, ac William Bagley to J W Shute 157 COLUMBIA White shirt - - - 10c Drawers - - 8 to 15c W. H. Hollis. Forest Grove. The Misses Irene Hall and Evelyn companied by her sister from the dark acre* in James Burston d 1 c t 1 n 3 w RACYCLE Soft “ - . - 10c White Waists - 10 to 20c Bicycles —Hoffman & Allen for good goods DeMoss visited Mabelle Adams, Fri continent, Africa. White Skirts - 10 to 50 Underskirts - 15 to 25c and other land $1. and lowest prices. RAMBLER day. Undershirts - - - 8c Stockings - - - 2Vir Word was received here Monday from to F M Heidel w j tf Handkerchiefs - - 2c C o lla r s ..........................2c PRINCETON — We have always paid the high Mrs Shearer of Idaho, is visiting at Vancouver, that Mrs. Boyse was dead. nw H i F sec Gordon Men’s White Vests 10 15c P a n t s ...........................25c 1 t 2 n 4 w $1. est for wool and mohair.— Bailey’s. Coats - - - - 10 20c Dusters - - 15 20c the home of her niece, Mrs. R. Steven The body will be brought to Buxton Towels - - - 20c Doz. Napkins - - 20c Doz J W Connell to Geo Schulmerich For cash and on the install son. —Ladies’ hand turned patent leather The following articles 50 c per doz. Pillow Cases. cemetary for buriel. part of block 8 Hillsboro $1. ment plan. Bed Sheets. Table Cloths, Night Gowns. Women’s oxfords, plain toe. Bailey’s Big Store. Miss Grace McCoy of Banks is visit I Drawers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Covers. J J Roberts to J W Shute part of sec & Allen Co. will pay ing relatives and friends in the district HILLSBORO Repairing of all kinds Forest Grove the —Hoffman Pacific Avenue highest price for Mohair and Wool. this week. Lumber is being delivered along 20 t 2 n 3 w «2625. —Bring your wool and mohair to us. Mr. McCale arrived Monday from First street, from the railroad north to M J Kinney to J W Shute 120 acres in sec 8 t 2 n 3 w $2600. L. J. C O R L & SO N 1 We will give you the most for it.— Portland to spend a few days with his plank the street. * | Bailey’s. daughter, Mrs. R. M. Bisbee. The new Condenser building has —Dr. Eaton rill be in his office un- Forest Grove, Oregon Mr. G. Schock and Dr. A. Schock been painted white and presents a til July 22. were at Corvallis the p ast week visiting very neat appearance. Died Druggist their aunt. Dr. Schock left Portland Circuit Court convened here Mon —If you have some old pieces of Julia A. Royce, 71 and the Monday, for the East and Mr. G. i day for the regular July equity term, furniture you expect to throw away, wife of Davis Boyce, aged died last Saturday DON’T do it. Take it to C. A. Hoyt. Schock returned to his home near the with a very light docket. in Vancouver, Washington, after an ill Watt Grot e the same day. Large or Small Tracts Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Shute arrived ness of several months. Mrs. Boyce We compound our prescriptions from Seeking a Scholarship. home Tuesday evening, from a three one of the pioneer women of Ore GALES CREEK the purest and freshest drugs obtain Miss Maud Hollinger of this city, was Dairy, fruit and hay farms, hop months’ trip to the Eastern States, in gon. having come to this state from Mrs. Otto Parson visited with Mrs. cluding a call at the Jamestown fair. has entered the Portland Journal’s con yards. able. Ohio in 1851, locating in Portland. test for a scholarship which that paper Her maiden They report a very fine trip. List your place with me and have Hoskins of Dilley, Sunday. was Shepard and Mr. Moffett from Newberg, preached The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Bar offers in any one of the many Oregon she was a sister name it sold. of James Shepard who at the Baptist church Sunday. educational institutions she may choose. made Forest Grove his home rett, wife of N. A. BaiTett, was held for sev If you want TOILET ARTICLES Chas. Lilly and Chats. Adkins went at the M. E. church last Sunday morn This paDer has made arrangements eral years. .Mrs. Boyce moved from our stock will supply every need M . L . N o ble over to the Wilson Riv :r, Sunday. ing. Deceased was a daughter of with all the Oregon schools and is offer Washington county about 25 years ago. Sam Shorb went over to Wilson River Ulyses Jackson, who lived in Glencoe ing scholarships as prizes to ambitious Mrs. Boyce leaves a husband and Tooth Brushes, who wish to work their way three children: Mrs. Cicero Hines of vicinity, and she had resided in this students Office Rain street, on; dcor north Russell's Monday, and got a load, of shingles. through school. Aside from the schol this city, Mrs. Severens and E. Boyce. Shoe Store Robert Lilly came out from Portland county until about eight years ago, arships the Journal Powders and is offering cash The funeral services were held in Van Forest Grove Oregon Saturday and went back again Sunday. when the family moved to Portland, prizes so that the energetic contestants Pastes, Mr. and Mrs. Geiger of Forest Grove, where she died last Friday morning. are almost certain of receiving ample couver with interment Tuesday in the visited with Charles I! undleyand family She left a husband and four children. compensation for their labors. Miss Buxton cemetary. Pens and SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILW AY Sunday. Burial at the Masonic cemetery. Hollinger is desirous of finishing hir Wheelock Marsh, who returned from Forest Grove Time Table Mr. and Mrs. Penny and daughter, Ink musical education at Pacific University the Hawaiian Islands last Thursday re DILLEY Belle, of St. Johns, are visiting friends NORTH BOUND. and is, through this channel, making ports a splendid sojourn in thr tropics, No. 7 depart* 6:«5 a. m.. arrives a' Portland 8:00 a. i on Gales Creek. Mr. George Briggs went to Camas, the effort to win. The News wishes and on the way to this c/jntry, he No. 3 " 8:47 a. m., ** " " .0:20 a. i No. 9 M 1:30 p m.. " " ** 2 50 p. i Elmer Penny is building a house Wash., Tuesday, on a business trip. her success, in fact we wish anyone said the ship passengers ceebrated the No. 1 ** 4:16 p. ra., ** ** ** 5:60 p. I SOUTH SOUND. M I L L E R , The D r u g g i s t . No. 2 Iv. Portland 7:30 a. m. Jv. Forest Grove 9:00 a. » near Mr. Beimrohr’s mill where he in Misses Edna and Hazel Hundley else who might be entered from this Fourth in grand style. F : says th No. 8 “ “ 11:00 a m . ar ** " 12 20p i tends to work. spent a few days visiting relatives near section success. The Journal has had a Goddess of liberty .hat fror N®. 4 ** « 10 p. Iv. ** ** 5 40 p i undertaken this educational feature, point of beauty and gMce. outs» —Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and No. 10 ** ** 5:20 p. m.. ar. " *’ 6:40 p. i Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Hines, George Hillsboro, this week. I n which is one of the most laudable ones anything he ever saw on land Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap Proctor, Horace Parson and Mr. and Miss R. Gray has returned from «dei N. L. ATKIVS. Agent. pliances in office. Calls answered W E. COMAN. General freight and 1 Mrs. Pease started for the coast Satur Canby where she has been attending ever instituted by a newspaper in Ore- j for the oration, it was the b' e re- gon. Ion Und or sea, for he made .night or day. Passenger Agent, Portland. day. the M. E. earn!) meeting. Kodaks and Supplies ai J -Pdrsian Lawn, French Lawn, Cobweb Checks, Printed Silk Chiffon, ftfiiras, Dotted Swiss, Muslin, Picarlie, Vassar Batistes, Mercerline Silks and many others. . . . _ _ Good line of Summer ginghams in Toile du Nord and the A F C’s M e n ’s F u rn is h in g 4 j Dr. Hines’ W ”; Goods All the way from head to foot yjj / Summer vesLs all j prices from $ 1 .5 0 to $3.00. (Ai// Negligee sl irLs all sizes from 50c Lo 2.25, HaLs all kinds, sizes and prices, good buL cheap darweer Neckwear. HOFFMAN <8b FOREST GROVE VV. F . SC H U LTZ ALLEN COMPANY OREGON Correspendence. Quong Lee’s LAUNDRY WE SELL THE- C. F. MILLER PROPERTY iff PEOPLE Real Estate
