Geo. Beal has sold his hay crop of
about sixty tons for a good price
A few people from this place went
WATTS DISTRICT.
to see the S. P. Demonstration train at
Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy ol Green- porest Qrove
vilie and Mrs. H. Rogers of Forest
Fred Bernhard of Dilley, has peen
Grove, spent Sunday at E H. Burks.
of these garments we not only have the as
sawing wood around this neighborhood
necessary to go into a lengthy description
Mr. and Mrs Rice and son Clarence for the last week or two
sistance of ladies who
of this well known brand of
were visitors at Wm. Adlers in Forest
Misses Helen Olson and Mary Mor
Grove Sunday.
rissey of Cornelius, visited at the Fitch
Mrs. A. S Dilley with Miss Esther home
and Sunday.
to the prevailing styles and who are good
and Master Walter are in Portland this
Tom Sain of Scoggins Valley, has |
judges of material and make-up, but also of
week.
been in Gales a considerable lately;
for we have handled no other make for
Rev. and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and wbere be is storing his hay crop.
Mrs. Bemis attended church services
„
,
the last four seasons; and the success we
The W. E S. met Saturday evening
have had attests their popularity as to
in the Grove Sunday.
. ,
,
( the head of the firm) himself who visits us
at the home of Charles Fitch The
every season and learns from us the needs of
Services will be held in the Watts ftvenin(; was spen, in initiatin(? a new
this vicinity, and of our trade especially, in
church Sunday, Nov. ISthat 1:30 p.m . m . mbrr ¡nt0 their club. Everybody
this line. So when you don a
Sunday school at 2:30.
enjoyed a pleasant time. Their next j
Miss Macrodt, who is stenographer for meeting will be held at John Cummins’ , j
Judge Hollis of the Grove, spent Sun- Saturday, November 14
They are made with the practical side before the de
day with her parents and brothers here
signer and while Chic, Beautiful and attractive every
garment you are certain
WAPATO
one is made to be worn with grace, comfort and en
J. H. DeMoss and wife entertained
you
get
the
best
to
be
had for the price.
during shapliness
Fine November weather.
a brother-in-law of the former, from
Eastern Oregon, recently.
Dick Doty is doing some ditching *
County Supt. of schools, M. C. Case on the old Florey place.
visited our school last week and
Lee Tallmin, who farmed
Mr '
brought seventy books with him for (h u n t's place last year, has returned to
the library. Many of them are for the his home in Sl j ohns
advanded . pupils and any resident of
„ , Steventon came out from Port
Ed.
the district may ’ get
them
to
read
pro
,
, and . . is putting
...
B
F
land . Monday
a coat , of ,
viding they are returned within two ■ paint on . his
■ new . house.
weeks in good condition. Miss Traver
B C. Dennis finished digging his 11
r-ports two books: “ Seven Little Sis
potatoes Tuesday. They turned out (
ters” and “ How our Republic is Gov
I better than he expected.
erned,’' missing and would be pleased
W e have a full line for
to have them returned as the file should
Gaunt is putt.ng out an acre of
j strawberry plants. We will know where I
b ; kept compì« te.
Children, Misses and Ladies
j to get shortcake next summer.
Bert Edwards an old time resident
IALLS CREEK
i
here
but now of St. Johns, spent Sun-
Mr. A. C. Sargent is on the sick list.
, ' day with his father-in-law, Mr. Mc-
Miss Hattie Lousignont is a Portland
| Alqin.
visitor this week.
Let us hear from the thriving little |
Grandma Wilson is visiting on Gales
city of Gastan once in a while. The
Creek this week.
We are also in
population has increased wonderfully in
Mr. and Mrs. John Ranes spent j the ,ast month
They include Long Haired Coney Cluster
Sunday on 1 illiside.
—
and Cross Tie; Sable Long Haired Coney,
BUXTON
Mrs. Win. Williams has been quite
««I ÌW
Sable Long Haired Coney Shawl, Blend
sick for the last few days.
The Elkhorn Hotel is now in charge ¡|
Mr. Montague of Nehalem, passed of G. M. Holt.
ed Opossum, Sable Long Haired Coney
in this line and as they are increasing in
through Gales City Monday.
J. T. Lucas, who has been ill, i:
Storm Collar, Isabella American Opossum,
Mr. Levy and son Ben, were doing
recovering,
popularity each season we will be more
business on Gales Creek Monday.
, Miss Mae Peterson is still visitirg
Sable Squirrel, Blended Musk Rat Double
than pleased if you will give us an oppor
Teddy Hundley, who has been sick relatives in Corvallis-
and Single Scarf, Isabella Fox Single
tunity to show you what we have and
for some time, is slowly improving.
^ Fred H. Caldwell has given his j
quote prices.
Scarf. Ranging in price from $1.25 to $12
Mr. J. W. H. Adkins, who has been house a new coat of paint,
quite sick, is able to be around again.
A. H. Schofield’s new home is now
Mrs. Sam Short, who has been visit complete and ready for occupancy,
ing in Portland, returned home this
The Grange Fair, held in the Grange
week.
hall last week, was quite successful.
Mrs. Her of Gaston, is visiting her
Miss Anna Newman, of Cornelius,
daughter, Mrs. N. C. Lily of Gales spent a week with the Lazott family.
Creek.
Elmer Lavendar is still very low with
Mr. Antipass Thomas of Portland, typhoid fever at the home of J. Howarr1.
made a business trip to Gales Creek
T. B. Perkins is blasting the stumps
last week.
from his lot, preparatory to building a attended and the exhibits were merit-
While attempting to break a teacup ■ •
lIY in
FOR SALE—Ten fresh milch cows,
Mrs. Wren Parson of Gales Creek. . house.
oiious. There were many entries and which was cracked, Archie Bryant cut L . 1 1 1 I C I
V - v f I U I I 1 1 I also a large number of bronze turkeys.
has been spending a few days l hor j Walter Hannan has had his house the collection of agricultural and horti- his thumb last Saturday to such an ex
It it all smooth tailing when you place a Liner Ad
in thit column. A few words here will reach 5,000 G. W. Marsh, 2 j miles north of Cor
est Grove.
readers and the results are certain. 5c line 1st
plastered and also completed a fine ce- ciltural products demonstrated the tent that Dr. Wendt took several
Pac. Sts. phone
Insertion,
cents each subsequent insertion. nelius on Route 1.
Minimum charge 10 cts.
fertility of the soil of this region and stitches to sew up the wound. The
85.
Grandpa Shorb and Mr. and Mrs. J. ment cellar.
19-t4.
L. Loving spent Thursday with Mr. j The P. R & N. are building a dam tne interest of the farmers in raising old cup had been around the house so
F
or
S
a
le
—Good
top
buggy
in good
first-class products. The embroidery
FOR RENT—Small ranch. Write
and Mrs D. G. Lilly of Hillside.
»cross the Mendenhall Creek, which is and needlework exhibits called forth | long that Archie was tired of seeing it
condition.
Call
at
the
News
Office.,
and attempted to pull it in two with D. Pierce, Gales Creek, Ore., phone
Mr and Mrs. Hiatt, who have been under the construction ol Charles Pet innch favorable comment.
19-tf
No 32 Ind. Gales Creek.
9 tf
his hands when the “ crazy thing let
living on the A. Thomas property for erson.
loose all of a sudden.”
Notice of Final Settlement
Doings of the Conncil.
tome time, moved to Banks Monday
Donald McPherson and bride, for-
R ooms to R e n t — With or without
. . . . . .
.
. .
The city council held a rather busy | Mrs. John A. Abbott was in La board. Apply at Aunt Ann Smith’s
No,lce 15 hereby 8lven ‘hat
,be
Howard Lilly of Gales Creek, went merly Miss Susie Blum, returned from
residence. College Way.
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‘'"ders'gned administratrix of the estate
to Wilson Rivet last Sunday on a fish their wedding journey Monday and in session last Tuesday evening at its Grande this week in attendance at the
regular meeting.
W. R. Tucker at State Convention of the Women’s clubs ________________________________ of R. M. Bisbee, deceased, have filed
ing trip. We hope he didn't take any tend making their home in Buxton.
± - VI\ OAGI,
the request of Marshal Lenneville was
FOR SALE—New Cream Separator; in the County Court of the state d
as a delegate
capacity
dynamite along as the game warden
- - - 45(J lbs, per hour.
John Oregon, for Washington county, m»
,
. from the Forest Grove
.
Bridge No. 14 crossing Gribner appointed deputy marshal.
The
matter
of
side
walks
cam*
in
Woman
s
Club.
The
sessions
of
the
Dames,
Gaston,
Ore.,
R
1
g.,(
| final account as such administratrix and
might object.
Creek, has berti finished and the steel
______ that said Court has set Monday, De-
for its share of attention.
A cement federation were of special interest and
was laid last week. The bridge men
FOR SALE—Shadeland
GALES.
Wonder cember
1908, at 10 o’clock, a. ffl'
cross walk was ordered put in at the La Grande did herself credit by the
are moving their quarters to the J. intersection of Council street and Paci- royal entertalnment and hospitality
white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf of said dav as the time and the county'
Mr. Earl Kay is working for Albert
Burgholzer place.
court room, at Hillsboro, Oregon, «
lie Avenue.
. . . . ..
, L. J.
, ,,
i city
.. . treasurer, submitted
u _ :.. j tended to the visitors.
Dethlefs.
Corl,
Vetch Seed for Sale.
the place for hearing objections to said
The Grange Fair held here und«r
lohn Cummins is harvesting his po the auspices of the Green Mountain, - his report
,
, for . the . month of October. | —All persons having head and eye
The best variety. Apply to A. account and the final settlement of
said estate.
¡It showed a balance of »2018.17 on ache are cordially invited to call at
tato crop.
CHALMERS, Forest Grove or farm
Grange a week ago Saturday, was such j\j0vember 1, in the General Fund; a
Tetesa Bisbee. administratrix of the
near
Centerville.
9-tf
Hotel
Laughlin
next
Friday
or
4
August Roth is thinking of buying a a success that the members of that or- j balance in the Street fund of 87 76 on
Estate of R M Bisbee. deceased. w
o’clock Saturday and have Dr.
sulky plow.
ganization are planning for another October 1st; a balance in the Library to
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Eit»tw
.
,. ,
FOR SALE—Good pony; weight
Henry Sundermeier has nearly fin lair to be held next year sometime in I fund of $267.25 on October 1st.; a Lowe test your eyes.
19-tf abou({ht 800 lb. Price 115.00. F. J.
Executrix Notice.
M
„ j balance
ished his fall plowing.
Mrs. M. J. Wilson, of Portland, is : Miller, one mile southeast of Forest Notice is hereby given that the underigned h*1 ^
November. This year , s , fair was well
„ . in the
, building * fund of $1300
| on October 1st.
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Rilda Grove station. Bell phone 271 14-tf annotated by -he County Court of the State of Orer*» ,
The following claims against the
County
the est»«* * I
tj»» .
___ .
. - .
---- • ” of Washington,
sm siiiu u ,
e eaecutrfx
x e c u t r i x o of
r in«
Steigleder.
W r | i city
t , were allowed:
WANTED--- A girl for general house Charles H. Olmsted, deceased, and all persons luvlsl j
l i e L Hinman.............................. 32 77
— M. Turner of Banks has a full line work.
Good wages paid.
Mrs. W . claim» against the said estate sre hereby uulitM W P**
the same to me duly verified at my residence.
1
|J. Lenevilnle ............................. 10.00 of Rubber Aquepelle and wet weather N. Ferrin, Forest Grove.
18 ft sent
1 A Street, in the City of Forest Grove. Oregon,
M. Munkers.................................. 4 00 goods.
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i in six months from the date hereof.
|R P Wirtz, rec o rd e r...................... 5.00
LIST vour farms and other properties ; p , « »
toot day of November, isos-
— Dr. Lowe's new eye glasses with for sale with T. H. Littlehales,
I H Smith..................................... 10.30
Forest
ROSE J. OLMSTED.
E B Sa-tpin g'ton !
!
50.00 S#mUry Guardscannot ja u s « cancer. Grove National Bank Building.
(First Publication. November U . I« * 1
27-tf I
! Forest Grove Times........................ 2.50
Card of Thanks.
—Money to loan on farm security
Wash. Co Pub. Co........................ 3.50
FOR
RENT—Three
farms
f-’orant d r o v e , Or«».
l i s t i . I ' h o n u -47,4
wish to extend our sincere
We
„
...
..
0_.. in Patton
-
W. H. Hollis.
Chas. Jackson.................................8.50 thanks
. . . for
. . the many expressions
•________
,
Valley.
Address
H.
W.
Scott.
Forest
of sym-i .
J
Dr. Chas. Hines...................................15 00 uathy and kindly services tendered by ! Grove.______________________
The News »1.50 per year in advance.
J H W in s ............................................. 5 90
our
neighbors
and
friends
during
the
F
or
RENT_
The
building
opposite
L J Corl ........................................22.14
J Stnbich......................................... 9.50 late sickness and death of our dear News office, recently occupied as a
All book lovers should see our window displays
Edward L. Naylor. 5-tf'
Haines Power Co.............................. 263 00 companion and mother.
w. H. G r e e r and F amily . | barber shop. ______________
________
Up-to-date in every respect
J F McGill.......................................... 3 50
this month. Gift books, children’s books, Fic
FOR SALE—Good 7 room hOMt
McNamer a Wirtz ......................... 1.50
To the Public.
J C Latta..........................................4.30
The undersigned will not be respons close to car line $1100. T. H. Little ; Prompt delivery morning in<1
tion—something for everyone.
V I Fuqua.................................. 11 25 ible for any debt contracted by Mattie hales. Forest Grove, National Bank All milk and cream guaranteed * a !
Grant H u g h e s .............................. 19.17 J. Lee, who has left my home at Banks. Bldg.
ltf
lately pure and of the best
7 Deputy marshals Halloween .. 14 00
J ohn F. L e e .
PRICES ARE right
FOR S a l e —First class lumber PRICES
Marshal Wells Hdw Co...................... 51 30 November 13th 1908.
10-t2*
$8.00
per
thousand.
Inquire
of
A1
Milk
10c per r-
P*-
W eiuel Bros............ ...................... 2 00
oi m nniia 5c
3 c per quart: cream iuv
H EA D Q U A R T ER S FOR
-
- P. O.
- Special prices
K
u—
Van Dorn St Jennings........................ 13 00 —We always pay the highest price bert Dethlefts. Gales Spur.
on large orders. Defi**^
address Seghcrs. Ore.
Bailey.
Library Fund.................................45.00 for wool and mohair.
15 t5p
ed in bottles the only perfect **7-
P Y R O G R A P H Y SU PPLIES
Youn
for business in the dairy line,
—Money to loan on farm security.
F or S a l e — Back driving hone.
$611.38 W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove
C. E. Geiger.
A. NORTON
16-14
C o rre sp o n d e n c e .
It hardly seems
In the selection
Womens’ R.eady-to-wear
Coats
Pay Particular Attention
Mr. John Anisfield,
STYLE, FIT, WEAR and
MODERATE PRICES
We
take no
La Vogue
Back. Seat
in
Coatdom
To see them is to be convinced—and to those who are not» so particular
we have a number of High Grade Coats that» we are offering at»
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
A few of the chances
we offer you.
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
The
F ro n t
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
R ow
H M
HOFFMAN ®> ALLEN
FOREST GROVE
COMPANY
OREGON
T IIE H O O K ST O R K
THE MODERN DAIRY