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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1908)
1 Jack Tupper of Portland, spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. THATCHER Mrs. Locke has been ill with the grip. Our January Clearance Sale is Now On. DILLEY. Correspondence. Earl Tupper. Mr. and Mrs. W m . Muir and small son of Portland, spent Sunday visiting Warren Thatcher was a Forest Grove relatives here. visitor last week. Miss Mae Jordan of the E. J. Bonshu has been adding some milch cows to his dairy. Rose City, is spending a few days with her friend. Miss Eva Bryan. Willie Barker of Forest Grove, was Acting upon the principle that it does not pay to carry over winter goods we are making some startling reductions in price Mrs. Chester Johnson of Salem, vis visiting relatives over Sunday. ited with her friend Miss Josephine On Jan. 22, Miss Bertha Landis was Freund, the first of the week. married to Frank Seaton of Portland. The Ladies Aid Society met at a Mr. Goff and family have returned special call meeting Tuesday after- j they have been noon at the home of Miss Gray. visiting for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Raven and Mrs. Miss Stella Tay has been ill with the Kaser of Portland, spent Sunday with from Portland where measles, but is now able to return to Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Van Meter. school in Forest Grove. - Dilley is to have a fine new school Mr. Charles Shaw and mother have house. Work will begin on it im visit to mediately after the school is closed in Portland and Kelso, Wash. May. returned from a five weeks’ GALES. Brady Chowning, who is now work Sr., at Gales. Mr. Clod Alemball is cutting wood for his own use on Mr. J. G. Boos’ place. Mrs. Emma Magoou and Mrs. Laur etta Tolson of Gales called May Beal Tuesday. on Mrs. Frost visited school Allan Dilley and wife drove to Cor nelius Monday. «4 Hazelwood Creamery “ Krabmer provement in her father’ s health, ? Wilbur Harper is turnpike near the erysipelas. Mr. Frost’ s three sons made a trip £ Mrs. Joseph Lilly of Newberg is vis to the top of Gales Peak Sunday and iting relatives of Gales Creek. enjoyed the panorama of the surround , Miss Frances Lyda of Forest Grove ing country immensely. is visiting relatives of this place. [ Mrs. B. E. LaMont has been Ihrig called a special meeting of the school board last Satur Mrs. K elley of Baker City is visiting day evening in regard to appropriat with her daughter Mrs. Douglas of ing some of the school funds for agri cultural lectures for the children. Mr. J. H . Berry of Southern Oregon, of Buxton are visiting with their son Mr. Mrs. R. Pechin received a dispatch Mrs. Pechin left Sunday for that state, iting with her patents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee of this place. We thought we were through the measles on Gales Creek that we are not as Miss with but Maude find Lilly has them this week. “ $15 “ Tells How to Prepare a Simple Mix ture to Overcome Dread Disease. T o relieve the worst forms of Rheu matism, take a teaspoonful of the fol bedtime: Fluid Extract Dandeiion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three are easily mixed by shaking them well enlarging the school library. The in a bottle. Relief is generally felt from the first few doses. li This prescpription states a well- musical and known authority in a Cleveland morn- ing paper, forces the clogged-up, in literary program will be given previous active kidneys to filter and strain from reading and is free to all residents of to the sale of the A baskets. Let all who can be present Friday evening as the entertainment will be well worth — Dr. C. L. lis rt. As Rheumatism is not only the most painful and torturous disease, but dan 24th inst. no doubt be Parties wishing the attend- ! gerous to life, this simple recipe will gTfatly valued by many — Selling out at cost at Dr. Parker’ s. sufferers here at home, who should at will greatly oblige him, if convenient. Greenville. — M oney to loan on farm security by engaging his services two or three W. H . Hollis, months prior to the expected event. | once prepare the mixture to get this - ■ — We save you money on WATCHES and JEWELRY W e have taken advantage of the money fluny and bought our stock for cash at a big discount, and we defy any dealer to com pare quality and prices with us. Watches and jewelry receives the most careful attention when brought to us for repairs and the work is done in the shortest pos sible time that first class work can be done. w . S . R e y n o ld s Watchmaker 4 Jeweler Fsrest GroTt 2ad do. r » a t *1 Foj-.of.l« —New stock W ooden Shoes at Dr. Parker’ s. Greenville. 30t4 — D on’ t you think a nice W ool Blanket would feel good these cool sights? Bailey’ s. The Paris Millinery Parlor is making cut prices on all goods in the store, on Main street, Forest G iove. 22-tf — Cotton Blankets 10-4, 11-4, 12-4, prices 85c, <1.00, <1.25, < 1.50, public school at Cornelius closed yesterday on account of measles and a case of scarlet fever. becom ing frightened * It is said that a person w’-o would take this prescription re g : lady, a dose or two daily, or even a few times a week, would never have serious Kid ney or Urinary disorders or Rheuma- •ism. Cut this out and preserve it. Good Rheumatism prescriptions which really relieve are scarce, indeed, von need it, and when you want it badly. Our lruggists here say they Vi” eithe- sup- dren out of school and i t ire ready to take, if any of our readers | prefer. Parties that the diseases might spread were taking their chil it was thought advisable by the school board to close down until Feb. 10. relief. oly these ingredients or make the mix- <2.00, at Bailey’ s. The the same nui i, the license ibtained 44 ce . . . $ 1 0 .0 0 - T. G. Fitch, red 49 votes 44 44 44 ate for the “ w 44 44 The result of lows: ICKET • lie ................... trrill............ . . lo ls c h e r ......... $2.50 values at $2.00 3 values at 2.40 3.50 values at 2.80 4 values at 3.20 4.50 values at 3.60 n b l e r .............. { « ................... rndrix................ ICKET lerson ................ la rtm a n ............ W hitm ore......... Sturdevant . . . . Thom as.............. Winter Underwear, Ladies’ Wool and Fleece lined Hose, Ladies’ Skirts and Winter dress goods all at Clear ance Sale prices. - 54 s candidate 44 BOYS’ CLOTHING t c h ..................... in cock ................ Senator. - OREGON illsboro, who is e for joint senat posed of Lincol gton and Yamh nd reared in th » 'ays resided withi He hi WOOD FOR S a l e — 3 cords dry fir and oak wood, cut 16 inches. d was chairman < nitte# at the las F o r SALE— 150 qts canned fruit, FOR SALE— House very nice finish and new furniture, barn, chicken house, Call on P. W. Watkins, 4th St. 4th 3 0 -tlp lot 50x200 good location, high and Ave. Forest Grove, Ore. It it all smooth sailing when you place a Liner Ad i This is a snap, SHOO including in this column. A few word* here will reach 5,000 dry. readers and the results are certain. 5c line 1st — Hoffman fir Allen Co. esn supply Insertion, 2**it cents each subsequent insertion. furniture.— Enquire M. L. Noble, the Minimum charge 10 eta. real estate man. your wants in blankets and comforts at low prices. FOR SALE— One milch cow. In “ WANTED— Salesmen. Many make 30 3t — Mrs. Edmondson would like to do <100 to 8150 per month, som e even quire at this office. W. P. Spaulding work by the day. Phone No. 392. 11 tf more. Stock clean; grown on reserva tion, far from old orchards. Cash advanced weekly. Choice of territory. Address Washington Nursery Company, Toppenish, Washington.” FOR SALE.— Pedigree strawberry plants: Texas, Glenn Mary, Brandy wine, Im proved Wilson. Address Fern Leaf Fruit Farm, Cornelius, Ore. R. S. Alexander. 26-12 For sale close in— Some ch oice small tracts. Several desirable houses and lots. T . H . Littlehalas Forest Grove National Bank Building. 27 tf the blood the poisonous waste matter and uric acid, which causes Rheuma- Large reports a son one’ s time and also lend a hand to weighing 9 lbs. born to Mr. and Mrs. make a success of the evening’ s enter Wray Humphreys, Forest Grove the prise. ance of Dr. Large in this class of cases, hown on the rder, for in “ wet” cand Liner Column ASKS US TO PRINT It. towards school district. ■ngth of the n the lower hous 1908, proceeds to be applied the this is the fillsboro. 7, Watts school Friday evening, Feb. Mr. Chas. Potts of Gales Creek who brary is a benefit to our young people has been visiting in Portland for the and older ones as well, providing good last few days returned home Monday. 44 These harmless ingredients can be obtained from our home druggists, and A Basket Social will be given at the Mrs. Ora Smith of Glenwood is vis 44 ounces. Walter accompanied by her son Claude. Schofield of this place. 44 lowing mixture after each meal and at formerly of this place is doing business Saturday saying her daughter was seri on Gales Creek. ously ill at her home in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Schofield ad it is pa is will go ken all ovei at Pthis week. ! Gales Creek. ■educed maj r importance * 3 years he has bee H . T. Shorb of Wilson River, carr.e Cornelius assisting in the care of her Monday. little grand children who are very sick It has been reported that the Base with measles and whooping cough. Chairman 44 FOREST GROVE Out from his mountain ranch Line logging camp will start up again won ,he d HOFFMAN ®> ALLEN COMPANY delayed several hours Sunday morning by getting off the very sick with Watts church. 44 We are over stocked with Men’s Pants and are going to give you the benefit of the cut price that it will require to reduce them. Milk wagon N o. 1 on this road was ■ Grandma Martin is on the sick list. » J. D. Shorb is also on the sick list. (4 M E N ’S P A N T S of ston. H e is getting it to place Mr. and Mrs. Senger, former resi a new trip hammer on, in his black- dents of this district were guests at smith shop. Forest View home the fore part of the week. GALES CREEK 44 We have Suits which we are going to put on sale at a sacrifice. They are not all late styles but you will find that they are Good Merchandise. Suits up to $8.00 values at $6.00 “ “ $12 “ $8.00 W e are glad to see Mr. J. G. Boos Company through E. T . Judd. Mrs. R. Bisbee was at Portland, the hauling stone to Gales. H e is filling an order for Hillsboro, also a hard first of the week and reports no im foundation stone for Mr. H . i t MENS’ CLOTHING D. B. Adams has purchased a cream separator of the .onus tion at C or 44 44 Ed. Lilly of Gales City, bought a cow of Mr. Adams recently. them by Ion the thrifty t Mr. and Mrs. W . F. M cC oy were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Boos made a in Forest Grove Monday. call on Mr. W. W . Lewis and family Mrs. Weston of Forest Grove, spent last Monday afternoon. Saturday snd Sunday at M. Bisbee’ s. John Beal and his brother-in-law, The lower cam p of the Base Line Jim Whitlow of Newberg has a con Lumber Company is again working at tract of grubbing for J. G. Boos. full blast. ^ • The Gales correspondent was told Mrs. R ice and Mrs. Adams called the other day that he need not send any news to Forest Grove because on Mrs. A. Keagy and daughter Thurs they would be taken there personally day afternoon. quicker than he could send mail. “w; . M | \ ity. We mention here ju st a few o f the many snaps we are offering: LADIES’ SHORT COATS: LADIES’ FUR. COLLARETTES $20 values now $10 $10 Values now $7.50 18 9 8 6.00 7.50 15 7 5.25 12 6 6 4.50 10 5 3.80 5 6 3 WATTS DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Friday. jes com es to the Mrs. May Beal made a business trip ing in a barber shop in Portland, vis ited with friends and relatives here to Dilley last Tuesday. Sunday. Mr. Joe Beal of The Dalles, is visiting with bis brother, George Beal, N P. W. Watkins. 4th St. and Fourth Ave. 29 t 1 * — Money to loan, at Dr. Parker’ s. F o r S a l e .— O ne 6-horse power en gine and 9-horse power boiler in good condition. Inquire of B. B. Goff, For est Grove. 27t3* LIST your farms and other properties for sale with T . H . Littlehales, Forest Grove National Bank Building. 27tf NOTICE— I have 6 lots in the city of Cornelius. G ood house, new barn, good water, some fruit. Five of the lots are on Ash timber land equal to Beaverdam. Price. <1000. Will take a good team and wagon as part pay if taken soon. W. E. FITCH, Cor nelius. 30t4* F r e s h Cows f o r S a l e — H aving bought a herd of registered Holstein- Friesian cattle, we are selling off our grade milch cows as they com e in fresh, ar,d have several good fresh cows for sale now, at prices which ought to sell th em .— Carmichael fir C o., Gaston, Ore., 30tf WANTED— Young girl to d o light house work for two months for family of three. Phone 523. 29tf F o r SALE— One or two gage notes <1000 each on years at 6 per cent. Gilt ity. T . H . Littlehales, Building. first mort or before 5 edge secur Nat’ l Bank: 2 9 tl* rsive acquaintanc men will give hin iuch for th ' district big e Elected, dation anent game i were discussed at Forest and Stream I Saturday evening, FO R EST GROVE rsiasm way. m evi- suggestions regard- Rea! Estate Go K. IV. St no fir vote in this iught to be enacted ws amended, were )resent. n. F. Fleck officers Lit the pa OEF1WE A T T HE H A Z A A R . X E X T TO P O S T O P E I C E id and result! id as H. J. Goff; jec- S o m e o f th is w e e k 9s B a r g a in s Eleven acres of fine land with good house and barn, orchard, only one mile out for sale or ex change for town property. z; treasurer, C Good six-room house, only 2 blocks (rom Main street for <700. 850 down and $12 per month takes it. F.ighteen-acre fruit farm with house and barn and good fruit drier, 6 miles from here. Price <1500, Ten acre fruit farm with good buildings only l j mile out for <2000 <500 cash, balance <250 each year. The fruit on the plare will bring from <300 to <400 per year. New 5-room modern cottage, all plastered, hot and cold water large lot in fine location. 81300 takes it if bought soon. This is a rare bargain. Six room house on large Cor ner lot and barn. Fine location. Only < 750. Easy terms. Five acres of land, 2 miles irom Forest Grove. New house and barn. Only <1000. This is a bargain. B. : of shooting was ock Sunday morn- ce of Roa * •rvisor of .-Wuth For- trict, and by the te for County Com- ■ompleted a piece lunty beginning at i running to the : avenue, that is IUU e that Mr. Todd Of good road build- Id- G ood new 7-room house with two lots on car line lor only A fine 100 acre farm with good I <1000. buildings, between Cornelius and Eighty acres of fine land, 6 Hillsboro at only <75 per acre. miles out, no buildings. Fine Ninety acres of land 1 mile water and orchard on place. from Dilley, 6 acres in cultiva Price <35 per acre. tion. Small house and running Four acres of land, close to water on place. Owner will sell town, with house and barn, good on easy terms or exchange for orchard. An ideal location lor a small place close to Forest Grove. fruit and chicken ranch. Price Seventy-one acres of land in <1100. Scoggins Valley. 28 acres Seven-room house on large lot cleared. Fair house. <3000. Good location. <1400. Half cash. 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