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H. W. SPARKS, LOCAL EDITOR.
the hour g l a s s
shows that time —
belonging to 1907 | W. Thatcher of Thatcher, was in the
is no more. We I Grove Monday.
ring out the old
J. R. Lamb of Tillamook was in the
and ring in the |
new. Come now j city last week.
Ray Giltner of Portland spent Christ­
in the golden light
mas
in this city.
of the morn oi
Guy Hoover of Dilley, was a Grove
1908 and let us
visitor last week.
take (or you a
Miss Amy Thomas left for her home
NEW YEAR’S
at Dufur, Monday.
PHOTOGR A P H
A. R. Ford of McMinnville, was in
We’ ll make it as the Grove Monday.
brilliant as the ris­
Bill Misneris out again after a severe
ing sun January 1.
cast- of the measles.
Each photograph
Lester Ireland was visiting friends
can’ t be
beat.
Bring Johnny with in the Grove Tuesday.
you.
He wants
Jack Wright has sold his place west
some taken, too.
of town to W. H. Lyda.
Pacific Art Studio
Archie Bryant.
Prop.
For«*t 6rov«, Oregon
Frank Ralston of Gaston was doing
trading in the Grove Tuesday.
Director Maurey of the Dilley
j schools, was in this city Monday.
Now that Christmas is over it is tin «
Mr. and Mrs. George Newman of
to figure out a batch of resolutions.
Seattle, are here visiting relatives.
Evan Ranes visited with his mother Better resolve— to make no resolutions?
No, resolve to keep your resolution.
in the Grove a few days this week.
The crack basket ball team from
Mrs. Hugh Smith is in Portland
Alaska, Which Swann of Corvallis will
visiting her daughter Mrs. Lee Via.
take all over the United States, was
C. L. Spencer of Portland was visit­
defeated last week by the Dallas team.
ing with friends of this city Sunday.
Over thirty loggers have been stop-
J. L. Langicee of Hood River, was
registered at the Laughlin last Friday.
They are taking a big drive of logs
John Macrum of Spokane is spend­
down the creek for the Patton logging
ing a few days with home folks in this
company.
city.
“ Chick” Shannon who played a star
J. T. Fletcher, the road supervisor,
game with the O. A. C. football team
was a Portland visitor the first of the
least year, but who is now riding the
week.
range in Union County, is home for
J. L. Langille, a retired capitalist of the holidays.
Hood River, spent a few days here last
Friday was Parents’ day at the Public
week.
school and a large attendance visited
Miss Zalir.a Shorb has been spend- : the school. In the afternoon was the
ing several days with fiiends at Gales reception and there were about 80
Creek.
guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson of ■ Mrs. R. V. Hoyt received word a
Salem,, are spending the holidays in day or two ago of the death of her
this city.
! Uncle Wm. Rowe, of Torquaye, Eng.,
Jack Byers, superintendant of the leaving a large estate. Mrs. Hoyt is
Thatcher road district, was in this city one of a few heirs.
Tuesday.
. Miss Livia Ferrin, who is the mod-
Loren Porter, the real estate agent ern language instructor at the Pendle-
ot Dilley, was a Forest Grove visitor ton Academy is spending the vacation
Saturday.
I at the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. W. N. Ferrin.
W. F. McCoy and wife of Gales
If you are thirsty, water is the cure, If you are weak and run Creek, were trading with our mer­
Wouldn’ t hardly know him he holds
chants Monday.
v
his head so high since the big thing
down, Iron-Tone is the cure.
came off. What? A marriage? No.
County School Supt. M. C. Case
For Sale by all Druggists. Price 50 cents.
Let us send you our little
A big social affair? No. Then what?
was up from the county seat the first |
booklet, “ Renew Your Vitality,” which tells you what IRON-TONE is and
Sam Show’ s mustache of course.
of the week.
what it will do. You can have it for the asking.
Miss Lena Curt'ss and Mr. Melvin
George Bacon of Linton was trans­
Address G R O V E R M E D IC IN E CO ., W oodburn, Ore.
Markham of Portland, are to be mar­
acting business in the Grove the first i
ried next Sunday at the home of uer
of the week.
•
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Curtiss of
Hon. B. F. Purdy and family of this city. Borh formerly lived here.
Gaston, were doing shopping in this ;
Statement of the Condition of
Mrs. Henry Wirtz is spending the
city Monday.
j.
holidays with the Judge. The whole
A. Machie and family and Miss family intended to spend Christmas
T H E
Grace Koppen of Gaston, were in this here but Willard could not get off his
city last week.
reportorial beat on the Portland Jour­
Miss Lulu Knight Bain has gone to nal.
Pendleton with a view of purchasing
The dance Christmas Eve was an
property there.
enjoyable affair and a goodly number
Miss Kate Reuter of Portland, is of lovers of the light fantastic were
Among them a good many
spending the holidays with her parents present.
young people who are home for their
on David's Hill.
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
vacation.
Claude Mason, Pacific University’ s
W. N. Wetterburg is visiting at th_
new track captain is spending the hol­
At Call of the Comptroller, December 3, 1907.
home of his brother-in-law Archie Bry­
idays in Portland.
ant of this city. Mr. Wetterburg is an
Miss I. H. Edwards of Kasoto, Min­ athlete of no mean ability and does
nesota, is here at the home of her stunts for the O. N. G. of which he is
cousin B. H. Smith.
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
a member.
Edward Baxter Perry the noted blind
Deposits........... 192.642.66
Cash on hand and due
T o neighbors and friends that as­
pianist, gave a recital at the college sisted us th-ough the sickness, death
Capital paid in ...........25,000.00
from Banks....... 68,227.66
last Friday evening.
Surplus.......................... 10,000.00
United States Bonds. .25,000.00
and burial of our daughter Ruth, to
Undivided profits ngj. .3,461.30
Loans and discounts. 122,432.42
— Now is the time to have your you we have not words to express our
Circulation .................. 25,000.00
Bonds and Securities . 31,642.16
family groups taken as it is holidays gratitude and thanks.— Mr. and Mrs.
Premiums ( U. S. B onds)..825.00
Frank Knox and family.
and all are at home.
25-1
Furniture and Fixtures. 3,443.80
Miss Minnie Buxton of Portland, is
Paul
Baker
who
is
attending
Mon­
Real Estate.................... 3,282.92
moth
Normal,
is
spending
the
vacation
here
the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Due from U. S. Treas. 1.250.00
George Sloan. Miss Buxton was a
at his home at Hillside.
member of the ill-fated craft Columbia,
Doc. Knox, the veterinary surgeon,
which
went to sea bottom off the coast
Total
$256.103.96
Total
$256.103.96
arrived from Canada, Monday and will
of California last summer.
locate here permanently.
Edgar Merresse, managing editor of
Hoge Sexfon of Portland ate Xmas
the Dalles Chronicle spent Christmas
dinner
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Officers fine! Directors:
at home in this city. While here,
A. L. Saxton of this citv.
“ Judge” gave The News a very pleas­
Miss Minnie Myers ai d father, W. ant call.
The Chronicle office is
R. M. DOOLY, President
R. M. DOOLY.
H. H. Myers, ate Christmas dinner equipped with a linotype machine and
E. L o o m is , V ice P r e s .
J. E. L o o m is .
with Frank Myers of Portland.
is doing a splendid business.
G o r d o n S. O g d e n , Cashier.
H. C. W o r t m a n .
E. C. Ross who has been having his
Ula Hanna was exhibiting a rare
R. M. D o o l y , J r .
house on Third avenue and First street piece of money Monday, in the shape
F r a n k E. D o o l y .
remodeled, moved in Saturday.
of a $500 bill of Imprerio Do Brasil of
Miss Alpha Brown, who is now a the South Sea Islands. His brother
professional nurse in Tacoma is in the in law got it while cruising in that part
of the world many years ago before that
city visiting friends and relatives.
WE SOEK IT VOI R Itl SINESS
Island became a state. The money is
Mrs. W. B. Shively is out from Port­ no good.
land spending the holidays with her
Tom Thornburg was in the Grove
parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson.
the first of the week visiting his father.
Things are very quiet since vacation. Ambrose Thornburg, and other rela­
All the students are gone and even tives. Tom used to play a star end on
the trees on the campus are a-leaving. the Pacific U. football team when such
The Hillside folks celebrated Christ­ men as Bud James, Wat Philbrook.
mas witJj a tree and festivities, Paul Millis. Stevens, et. al. were in the
Baker acting the part of Kris Krinkle. game for the local U. Tom is now
located at Wasco.
The directors of the Board of Trade
Harve Baldwin has returned home
met in Judge Hollis’ office Tuesday
and transacted considerable business. from Portland where he has been as­
sisting in the erection of a fine con­
A. J. Prideaux a graduate of P. U. i
crete house for Tom Hollister, formerly
and instructor at Willamette Univer
of'the Grove. The man who took the
sity is the guest of friends in this city.
contract is now in the county jail
Miss Lillian Hyde, who is learning yawiting trial in circuit court for over
the millinery business in Portland, is drawing on Mr. Hollister’ s account and
spending the holidays with home not fulfilling the contract.
folks.
A dozen or so children romped
i Miss Anna Johnson, who is attend- around and"” had a gay time at the
' ing St. Mary’ s academy. Portland, was Laughlin hotel Christmas eve and as a
visiting with friends in this city Satur- climax to their fun were ushered into
i day.
the sample room where a tree loaded
Fred Day, assistant claim agent of with good things had been prepared
the Southern Pacific, was shaking for them. One of the girls of the hos­
The
hands with old friends in town Mon­ telry dressed up for Santa Claus
two
I.enneville
children,
little
nephews
day.
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of Mr Laughlin from Yamhill countv
In d . P h o n e 6 0 1
F o r e s t G r o v e , O r.
j Charlie Munkers, who is learning the and the grandchildren of Mrs. R. J
tailoring business from John Anderson, Salee. mother of Mrs. Laughlin. of
has been quite sick the past week with Newberg. who is herself a guest of t’
the measles.
Laughhns were the guests of the o c­
Charles Beaty, wife and son Ralph casion.
W E * IEED THE MONEY
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du ced
in g.
for your
Special Christmas
Pies, Cakes,
Rolls, Buns,
Cookies, etc.
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of Seattle, are spending the holidays
The Fleur de Lis club held a very
with Judge and Mrs. W. H. Hollis, interesting meeting at the home of
of this city.
Miss Manche Langley last Thursday,
Mrs. Charles Weseott, who recently at which time topics of much interest
underwent an operation for appendi­ to the club, were discussed. It could
citis in Portland, is about again and not be learned what the subject was.
but it has been intimated by some of
was in the Grove Saturday.
those present, that it bore upon matri­
Victor H. Limber, our popular un­
mony, or rather upon certain engage­
dertaker, made the three-- central girls ments that have been announced. Of
of the Independent office Xmas pres­ comse, as. it is only a few days now
ents of boxes of bon bons.
until the new year, and leap year at
Lynn Bullock who played a good that, there can be no objection to
ball game 41th the Colts and Banks premature campaigns set on foot. Re­
last summer, was registered at the freshments were served and every one
Laughlin the first of the week.
departed with a pleasant ‘ ‘smile.”
of
C all a n d see.
Johsn Anderson,
THE TAILOR.
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LATEST SHADES
and IEST FABRICS
of Fall and Winter dress goods.
Gents’ Shoes; nice line of shirts.
VERY
Children’s, Ladies’ and
GLASSW ARE
R U N E
Table linen for Thanksgiving.
Also the finest line of groceries in town.
Everything guaranteed or your money refunded.
First National Bank
Home Bakery
p r ic e s
a ll r e a d y m a d e c lo t h ­
W a te r C u re
Go to the
th e
A B R A H A M BRO S
Forest P^ove
JAM ES
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RASM USEN
Dealer in
FLO U R and R E E D
Forest Grove, Ore.,
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Pacific Ave.
n K S K K Ä I K K K S K K K J A
GREETINGS
T o our many friends and customers we
wish to extend our thanks at this time
for the very liberal patronage that they
have given us since moving to our new
location.
It has cost us considerable
money but the people appreciate the
fact that we are doing it for their bene­
fit as well as our own.
W e contem­
plate making other improvements in the
near future so as to enable us to carry
more goods and be in a better position
to supply our growing trade and the
peoples’ wants.
The demand for differ­
ent lines of goods change as the farmer
does from raising grain to dairy farm­
ing and we must keep the goods he re­
quires if we expect to hold his trade.
W e shall have an entirely new article to
present to our readers next week.
Again thanking one and all for the nice
trade given us during the .past and
wishing you a happy and prosperous
>.Vw Ye:>r. we beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
GOFF BROS.
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HARDW ARE
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON
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