THE
NEW S
riiU h rf M IT T tarfw
b,
quietly organized such a club in
Forest Grove a few weeks ago,
> u tw h e n the r e s p o n s i ,ty lor
Washington County Publishing Co., j its organization was QlSCOvered
Incorporated.
the ciufi was dissolved and its
Th,
Entered at the post-office at Forest delegates to the State conven-
Grove, Oregon, as second class
tion of Taft clubs were with
mail matter.
drawn, T h e club to b e formed
Pretty Wedding.
A pretty autumn wedcllft was that
of Miss Ida Stewart, second daughter
of Mr and Mrs. J. B. Stewart of South
Tualatin, and Mr. Ira Crawford, second
son of Mrs. Wm. Hines of Greenville,
al tbejr home in Greenville, Sunday,
Sept. 20, 1908, at high noon, Rev.
James Campbell of Portland officiating.
T r y a Sack of “ H o m e P ro d u c t’
RIour===AII G ro ce rs
WHEAT
?
HILLS
Every Seek Guaranteed
The bride wore a dress of cre8ra
Subscription $1.50 Per Year tonight will be organized by' serge
and silk and carried a large bou-
RUjE STEM FLOUf^
v5|ÜA ítHARTBíMFf
| many of the members of the or-
i cluet °* br*de roses and asparagus fern
MANUFACTURED BY CRESCENT MILLS— FGREST GROVE
crtscekt
^
VICTO» d
________ ____________________ , I iginal club but it W1
| while the groom wore the conventional
Official Paper Washington Co. filiated with the Republican b,ack.
Miss Bertha Stevart, a sister of the brother of the groom, was best man.
A. E. NOMRSE ......................MANAGER I State organization, according to
N
o
republican
bride
was the bridesmaid and wore silk p
Gilbert, of Portland, father of the
I. F. W o o d s ......................... editor Mr. Williams.'
also
carrying
a
boquet
the
same
as
the
gr0om,
was also present,
B
of this city or vicinity ever at
bride.
Mr.
Vie
Jack,
a
cousin
of
the
\
j
r
Gilbert
first met his bride while
T H U R S D A Y , SEPT. 24, 1908
tempted to organize a Bourne
bride attended the groom.
the two were attending Pacific Univer-
or Fulton Taft club neither
After
the
ceremony
the
happy
ljty> at Forest Grove, Or. He is 23
It is announced that Senator
were the delegates to the state young couple led their guests to the years 0ld and, with the exception of
Beveridge of Indiana, will make
when | dining room where they partook of tbe tjme spent at Yale, has always re
convention withdrawn
speeches in Oregon for Taft.
the identity of the organization delicate refreshments. Mrs. T. C. s-ded in Oregon. Mr. Gilbert is one
Mas disclosed.’’
T he News ! Johnson, Mrs. H. C Toille. Miss Het- of the best-known all-around athletes in
H . M. Cake, who was defeat-
nQt
th a t M r_ W il_ tie Jack and Miss Rose Vose serving America. In addition to holding the j
_
.
! at the bude’s table,
world’s championsnip in the pole
ed by Gov. Chamberlain for U. ,
hams ever gave the Oregonian
Aboat 40 relatives and friends were vault he won a medal at Yale as a
S. senator, has returned from
any such rot.
| present, and presented the bride and wrestler. When the American team
Japan and has offered to go on
groom with many beautiful and useful was sent to the Olympic games at Lon
the stump for Taft. H is ser
The famous Charter Oak Heating Stoves are the best
Rate
leaflets
is-
presents.
don he was selected as a member and
The Colonist
vices have been accepted.
heat
producers
with the least fuel of any stoves on the
he
has
just
returned
from
the
scene
of
with
th
e1
Tlie
happy
C0UP,e
wil1
malce
their
sued in connection
home in Greenville, where the groom his triumph.
market.
Sunset Magazine Homeseekers jf engaged whh the Big Four Lumber
There is a bad feature in the
After completing his medical course
A s for Ranges there are no better makes than the
Bureau, and paid for by the cit- Co
at Yale Mr. Gilbert intends to return to
morning mail service that it
Real
Estate Range, prices range from
izens of Washington county.
the Pacific Coast and practice his
would seem should be remedied.
Jensen— Coleman.
Forest Grove included, comes
profession.
The mail from Portland at 8:39
A pre'ty wedding was that which oc
as near ignoring the largest
The above and a picture of the
is loaded on the street car and
town in the county and the one curred at the M. E. church in Cor bride appeared in Sunday’s Oregonian.
carried to within one block of
nelius, last Sunday at 1:30 p. m., Both the bride and groom are remem
that put up the most money, of
when Mr. Frank Jensen was united in bered by Forest Grove people when
t ie postoff’ce and is then carried
,
,
,
, ,
,
.
, anything that has ever been marriage to Miss Lulu
M. Coleman, they went to school here.
back to the depot to await the
.
,
- t - l _
sent here for distribution. The Rev. D. L. Fields officiating. O r e g o n --------------------—
arrival of the 8:50 from the
Resolutions,
real estate men positively refuse grape and ferns were used in the dec-
1 C 3
11113
cllll id
south. Sometimes
this U
train
is *'
r
,
'
oration,
and
a
beautiful
bell
of
roses
Mrs
Addie
Morgan was a ,rue sis.
to send them out and as a con-
late, but even if it was always
was
suspended
over
the
altar.
The
ter
of
our
Relief
Corps, and one who
entire lot sent to
o i time, it mokes the patrons of ^
nc^ 1 e
bride was handsomely gowned in white a ways commanded the greatest re-
a-
,
. i
Forest Grove has gone to waste,
toe posiomce wait from three
,
_
_
, crepe de-chine and carried bride’s spect of all who knew her, but she has
,
,
. J u s t why Forest Grove is ob-
roses. Miss Gladys Couture, in bine finished her race, she has gone to her
quarters to an hour longer for
/,
,
,
S u c c e s s o r to S . a . H u g h es
.. .
literated from the map, and you silk, was maid of honor, and Miss reward and we will greatly miss her, .
their mail than is necessary.
,
■ , a ■
F o re s t G ro ve
O re g o n
- t -, ■
,
,. ,
,
might say the entire leaflet, is Helen Olsen, bride’s maid, wore pink for many indeed were her deeds of
I r.is can be remedied and the
& , , 3
,
, , silk.
,
one of the conundrums unsolved
charity, and we may never see her
street car company should see ,
,
, , . ,
,
The little Misses Mildred and Lona like again. Her kindness of heart and
by the people of this place and
that it is done.
Fisk were the flower girls, dressed in true devotion made all of us love and
until someone comes forth with
white. Miss Lina Hancock, sister of respect her. Her great heart over
“ That might can be made to more knowledge of the case the bride, sang “ Oh, Perfect Love,” flowed with love to God and her fellow
tik e the place of right is plainly than it has been our good for and Mr. Lester Mooheng played men. It has been our lot to have
sien in the case of the Min tune to find as yet, it will never Loehgrm’s Wedding March. After known her but a few years. We are
the ceremony a luncheon was served proud that we could claim her as our
nesota primary laws. A more be solved.
/Mvartislng ratal rrada known on
application.
\
^
$ 2 6 to $ 5 0
Graniteware and Tinware
CARL HINMÄN
■ f
to about 250 guests in Alpha Hall.
friend and sister.
But for her the bat
damnable measure was never
Mrs. Jensen is a daughter of Mr. tle is over, the hour of her triumph has
Gov. Chamberlain, U. S. and Mrs. C. C. Hancock of Cornelius,
enacted into law. Concocted
came. She lived a true Christian and
by scheming republican politi- Senator elect (? ) has given his and Mr. Jensen is a son of Mrs. Mary laved her family, and to them we ex
cians and supported by the re- consent to go on the stump for K Watrous of this city.
tend our sympathy with those who
After a short
wedding trip the mourn her departure. Let us think
publican party for self-perpetuat- Bryan and Kern. This is one
ing purposes.” etc.
of the most decided non-partisan young couple will reside in Comelius, that her dying eyes read a mystic
where Mr. Jensen is associated with meaning which only the wrapt and de
This comes from a Demc- acts the governor has as yet
the Base Line Lumber Co.
parting soul can know. Let us be
c-atic paper in Minnesota, and participated in and one that
lieve that in the silence of the reced-
the primary law there is prar- ■ should be cherished by the re-
iig world she heard the great waves 1
Champion Gilbert Married.
lically the same as the Oregon publicans who so generously j
Wash Sept 19 _ Albett b eaking on a farther shore and felt
•aw. What a different howl voted for him in the last June | Carlton Gilbert, 0f Portland, Or., who a’ready upon her wasted brow the
we hear in this state about the e l e c t i o n ,
Chamberlain, you holds the world’s record of 12 feet 7j breath of the eternal morning. There
primary law! But net from the know, is absolutely non-partisan j inches in the pole vault, and Miss fore be it
Resolved, that in the death of our
Democratic press, nor most of and should be helped by the re- Marv Thompson were married at 8:30
sister
we have lost a faithful worker in
the Republican press, but from publican voters to anything he 10nlKht at
I the home of the bride’s oar Corps
father, James M. Thompson, 36311
the “scheming republican poli- wants, and when he visits our Stone avenue.
Resolved, that we extend to the be
ticians.” This is a clear case community again in the inter-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy in
The ceremony was performed by
that “somebody lied.”
ests of the Bryan and Kern can- Rev. William C. Katner, of the Edge- the hour of their sad bereavment.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
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! didacy, why of course the same water Congregational church. A wed-
printed in the local papers, also be
T h e Oregonian of Tuesday republicans should rally to the j ding supper and reception followed the
spread on the minutes of our Corps.
had the following to say of a great non-partisan. T his is a ! ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
E mily A nderson ,
I aft Club that was N O T or- gentle dose and the Chamber - left later for New York, Mr. Gilbert
anna P eters ,
will enter UD on his last year in Yale
ganized here a few weeks ago: lain republicans are justly en-
E stella C ornelius .
Medical College.
“ W. A . Williams, of Forest titled to it, for the governor will Miss Isabel Ballou was bridesmaid — We always pay the highest price
Grove, called at Republican ro doubt tell you that the office and Wellington Gilbert of Portland, for wool and mohair.
Bailey.
headquarters yesterday and re- of the president is absolutly non- “ “
ported that a Taft club would partisan and there is nothing
be organized in that city to- else left to do but to believe
O u r P rlcu it T a lk .
W o k c t a l l *»t NVholu.milu
night, under the auspices of the what you hear. Now honestly,
W r i t « for Hntimnte«* on
Republican State Central Com- isn’t this another case where
W in d o w s , D o o r s , H e a rd w a re , P a in ts
mittee. The Bourne people “somebody lied?”
T H E R O S S C O .,
87 6rand A it., PORTLAND, ORES.
Washington
Fair
1-2-3
HSLLSSÖH0 STREET CARNIVAL
Sept.
Big Livestock Show of Dairy Stock, Big Stallion Parade. Exhibit
of Spring Colts. Finest Fruit Exhibit Ever Witnessed in Washington
County. Fruit Inspector Harris, of Forest Grove, says that he will help
with the finest fruit display ever seen in this section. Bring in your
big vegetables; samples of jour grain, etc.
Gov. Chamberlain
and Senator Fulton on Program
Three Whole Business Blocks of Canvas. Big time, rain or shine,
Races two days of the session. Baseball game by selected teams
from Washington County.
ARNOLD
Save iWortey==Buy Direct
T H E B A Z A A R
Opening Display of Fall Millinery
K . iV. S T A B H R , M a n a g e r
H ig h G ra d e P ia n o s , O rg a n s
a n d S e w in g M a ch in e s
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay
ments.
A lso a full line of
Edison and Columbia
Talking Machines and Records always in stock.
Cata
logues sent free to any address.
The leading place in the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
■ EVERY BAY
” " Balloon Ascensions
I am prepared to show a nice line of Hats, Velvets,
Silks, Ribbons, Ostrich and Fancy Feathers.
Wednesday and Thursday. Sept, 16 and 17 inJ
A . e. D IX O N ,
Main St.. FOREST GROVE
DAILY
Follow! Of
Dayx
Farmers and Stockmen are requested to give this Fair and Carnival
their enthusiastic Aid. Thousands of People are Coming to Washing-
*"" County this Fall, and many will visit the Fair.
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