Jorrespondence. A F ondness
f o r th e G rove.
GUXTON
'he Manning school closes Friday,
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¡. J. W. White went to Fortst
last week to have her teeth ex­
tracted
E. W. Mills and son Eli at-
the Rose Carnival at Portland
Iasi week.
Lula D. Mills took a trip to
Isboro Monday, returning the day
ng.
1 Brenner of Yamhill, attended
dance given at this place a week
Saturday evening.
Nellye Brown went to Portland
week where she visited friends and
inded the Rose Carnival.
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Somehow it seems as though ath- '
letes of national reputation hrve an
offinitv for this place, or mor* correctly
this place has an affinity for them
Three men who hold wirld's records,
who have met the best in their line
and come oil victors, drift back to For-
est Grove as soon as possible after the
taking of the plum. Tnere is Forrest
C. Smithson, the pheuomina! hurdler
w:io did wonderful work on the Mult­
nomah field Saturday and would have
beaten the world’s record in the 100
yard hurdles had it not been for the
sudden tu-n in the track. He holds a
bunch of national and world’s records
in the hurdles, but what is more to the
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BUY
SLraw Hats, Wash VesLs, Balbrigan
and Ribbed Underwear, Neglige and Golf
Shirts.
Men s and Boys’ Summer suits
In
The Sunday schools of Washington
iounty will hold their convention at
.eedville, Thursday, June 25, and
■ ach school of the county should send
ae delegate, and one for each ten en­
siled in school. Everybody welcome.
Jome and enjoy a good program.
L. L. HOLUNlER,
Pres. County Ass’n
at O. A. Corl’s Bicycle Shop
I»- combines everything that
goes
to
make up a good
wheel at moderate price.
O. A. G o ri
Phones:
S h o p 50.1
Res.
‘O'for a Booke and a shady nooke
Either in a doore or out.'
Summer
Fiction, well bound
49c
All 5 and 1 Oc tablets will be sold
Saturday for 3 and 7 cenLs
TH E BOOK STO RE
Our Saturday Specials are genuine bargains, not coun­
ter dearers unless so advertised.
SOI
fa c t
Buy
E v e r y th in g
you need in the v a r io u s lin e s c a r rie d by u s .
W e g u a r a n t e e the goods and
the price.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW TOO WHAT WE HAVE
r arry-
athletes. Let’s see. No, it’s not in
Amos Whitlow of Newberg, was a t]le name either. We’ve got some fine
^sitor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beal Sun- looking girls here—that’s it.
■y.
W. T. Buxton and family, formerly
J. G. Boos made a business trip to
! of this city but now of Walla Walla,
Jillsboro last Wednesday.
Wash., are building a beautiful new
W. W. Lewis is again working at
home in the old Fort city and getting
fre stone quarry.
along fine. Walla Walla is one of the j
Sunday School Convention.
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Boys’ WaisLs and Wash PanLs also
Wash Suits.
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English Wheel
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Ladies Shirt, WaisLs, Muslin and Knit
Underwear.
Point. Fore*» Grove looks go i
O. Ä. eORL
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at the Progressive Store
ami Mrs. B. Phillips left o.i the „
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Forrest Smtthson and bv the way,
N. train today for Hillsboro,
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maybe Forrest was named after this
they will take the train for Port-
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city. He has changed the spelling a
lane
1 little, but then Dame Rumor has it
j that he is real fond of changing names,
GASTON
j In little "Gillie,” Forest Grove hss
¡trawbeiries are ripening fast these another admirer. And for the benefit
days.
of those who do not know who little
■ T h e school is preparing a program Glilie is let the writer give you the tip
1 Children’s Day.
that it is Alfred C. Gilbert who again
Mrs. Hamrick had a severe attack won the World’s championship in the
pole vault Saturday at New York City,
o' asthma last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hull of Cornelius, by clearing the bar at the marvelous
height of twelve feet, seven and three
spent Sunday with their son.
quarter inenes. While attending Pa­
Mrs. E J. Ward and Bessie GowUs
cific University little Gillie developed
were shopping in the Grove Thursday.
an ineffable fondness for this city, and
Robert Russell is canving the mail after school is over at Yale each year
on Route 2 during the absence of Mr. he always makes a bee line for this
Spence.
place.
jkiQuite a number from this place
Yes and there is Archie Hahn.
attended the Rose Festival at Portland Archie is engaged—that is he has been
last week.
| employed by Pacific to coach the track
|M r. and Mrs. Wray Humphrey and and football teams for next year. He
little son of Forest Grove, were guests broke the world’s record in the SO
^B. C. Dennis and family last Sun- meter race at Athens a couple of years
ago, and also holds several world’s
records
in indoor events. Archie likes
Died, Sunday, June 7, 1908, Jo-
ph Saunders, after an illness of four Forest Grove and her population just
iys. Cause of death, blood poison as much as Gillie and Smithie, and he
g. We
end our heartfelt sym-1 can hardly wait fora meet held away
from home to be over before he boards
tthy to the bereaved family.
the first train for Forest Grove. If
Shakespeare was alive he would prob­
GALES.
ably not write "W hat's in a Name.”
Phil Peneline has moved into one of There must be something in the name
eter Steckel’s buildings near the stone o[ this cjty that raakes it aUraclive for
Miss May Whitlow is visiting her most beautifui home towns on the
elks at Newberg.
coast.
Several Woodmen of this place, took
i train here Saturday morning for
rtland to participate in ihe W. O.
I'orcst drove
Pacific A> e
|W. log rolling.
John Baxter of Forest Crave, called
at the stone quarry one day 1st week
If you are intending to pur­
Bor foundation stone.
Ernest Brown of Hillsboro, has or­ chase a new wheel this sum­
dered two more carloads of bi. ding
mer \c u can’t afford to do it
Hone from J. G. Boos’ quarry.
without seeing the new
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tapper visited
he Rose city Saturdsy and Sunday.
! Phil Peneline caught a fine string of
tout last Sunday.
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FOREST GROVE
Notice.
At the general election held in
Washington County, and state of Ore­
gon, on Monday, June 1, 1908, a vote
was taken for and against stock running
at large in said Washington County,
Oregon, and it appearing from the
rrturns of said election, that a major-
i y of all the votes cast was against
s.ock running at large in said Washing­
ton County, Oregon; now therefore
pursuant to the provisions of section
4245, Bellinger and Cotton’s Annotat­
ed Codes and Statutes of Oregon,
ALLEN
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L in e r C o lu m n
It if n il sm o o th s a i l i n g w h e n y o u p la c e a L in e r Ad j
in t h i s c o lu m n . A fe w word* h e r e w ill re a c h 5,000 i
re a d e r s an d th e re s u lt« a r e c e r t a i n . 5 c lin e 1st I
In s e rtio n , 2 l'-j c e n ts e a c h s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n .
M in im u m c h a rg e 10 cts.
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COMPANY
OREGON
FO R E S T GROVE
Rea!Estate Go
LIST your farms and other properties
for sale with T. H. Littlehales, Forest
Grove National Bank Building. 27tf
K . JV. S t a e h r
FOR SALE —Shadeland
Wonder
white seed oats. Edward Naylor 39 tf
S o m e o f ih is w e e k 's B a n ja in s
FOR SALE—Good 7 room house
outside city limits. Pantry and Fruit
house. Ixit. 1 acre. Good Orchard
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
and Barn. Furniture goes with the
That in sixty days born the date of place. Price $1800; easy terms. T.
this notice it will be unlawful for stock H. Littlehales, Forest Grove, Ore. 46.
to run at large, in said Washington
F or S ale — l j acres just outside
County, Oregon, under penalty of ten the city limits.
Fair house, barn,
dollars for the first offense and twenty chicken house, all kinds of fruit. A
dollars for each and every subsequent bargain; $1200. T. H. Littlehales,
39-tf
offense, to be recovered from the own­ National Bank Building.
er of the stock in civil action in the
THOSE WANTING—wagons, bug­
name of the state of Oregon before a gies or harness, can save a little money
Justice of the Peace of the precinct in by calling on Wm C. Gray, Dilley,
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which such owner or keeper, or either Ore.
of them, may reside.
FRESH cow for sale, giving 40 lbs.
Given under my hand and official
seal, at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 8th day of milk a day. Price $40. E. Goff,
Hillside, Ore.
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of June, 1908.
E. J. GODMAN,
WANTED — Immediately for five or
County Clerk of Washington County, six months, two comfortable rooms with
Oregon.
board preferred or three rooms all or
Since the organization of the Forest partly furnished with privilege of light
Mrs. E. E. Williams.
View Cemetery Associat on one year housekeeping.
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ago many valuable improvements have
I ) . / ’. F le c k
O F F I B E A T THt C I I A Z A A R , N E X T T O P O S T O F F I V E
38 acres of land, 7 miles out
on milk and mail route, good 6
room house, 2 barns, 6 acres in
fruit. This place is close to the
school and church and can be
had for $2500.
65 acres ol land, all level on
good county ruad, only 2 miles
out, for $60 per acre. I’eni.s.
N»-w cottage, close in (or only
$1250.
A 50 acre farm 1 mile from
Gales Creek. 20 acres bottom
land all in crop, 4 acre orchard
in fine shape, balance in timber
Running wrter on place. If sold
soon this can be had fur $2400.
$1300 cash, balance on time to
suit.
6 room house, nicely papered
and painted, or. good corner lot
for $950, $200 cash, balance $10
per month.
30 acres of land less than two
miles out, about all in cultiva­
tion, 7 room house, good new
barn 8 acres in fruit
$3300
A beautiful 10 acre tract with
good buildings and fine variety
of fruit; close to town. For sale
cheap.
been made, $375 having been spent
“ I want to buy a farm in Willam­
to that end. Water pipes have been ette Valley. Will pay part cash and I
laid and two faucets stationed within have a nice new modem house and lot j
the cemetery, and the driveways have in Portland that I would like to trade
been put in good condition. A regu­ in at a low price. Give description ,'
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lar sexton has been engaged for the location and price of place.” Ralph
following year.
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and
Ackley, 603 Corbett Bldg., Portland,
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­
Capt. and Mrs. G. W. Peters attend Oregon.
Ralph Ackley.
pliances in office.
Calls anawered
ed the Rose Carnival at Portland last
night or day.
Notice.
week and their daughter Mrs. Dennis
Hursey is making them a visit now.
— We always pay the highest price
I will not be responsible for any
Bailey.
She resides at Portland.
bills charged to me after lune 1 ac­ for wool and mohair.
Miss Eva Bacon was in the Rose cept by my written order.
— Dry wood for sale. Roswurm &
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M. H. D ix o n .
City Saturday.
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2 beautiful located lots in
South Park with large Oak trees
Easy terms.
A well improved 280 acre
farm 7 miles out for 840 per
acre. This is a snap.
80 acres, 2i miles from R. R.
station; 20 acres cleared, 10
icres slashed, balance in good
timber. Good house and barn
and 300 bearing fruit trees on
place. Owner has other business
and must srll at once. Horses,
fowl, hogs, chickens and all
farm implement! goes with place.
Price v40UU; half down.
8 Room House partly fur­
nished, for only $10 per month.
A 20 acre farm,
miles from
town, with good house and barn,
voting orchard. $2600.
18 acres of land 4 j miles from
Forest Grove, with house and
barn, on county road. $1100.
We insure your property
against loss from fire in the old
reliable Pennsylvania Fife Insur­
ance Co.
Houses fo r R en t
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