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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1908)
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Forest» Grove, Oregon HAVE YOU SEEN ITT and near Spokane to that part of Idaho. The Domestic Science club spent She expects to remain indefinitely. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. S. Mr. Macrum is a civil engineer and Clark. The subject for the afteroon railroad surveyor. was Fruit Juices" and Mrs. Alexander A. B Thomas writes from Fremont, I Rave a very interesting and instructive Nebraska, on Nov. 13, stating that it talk on " Grape Juice.” The discus is . somewhat colder there than he is sion that followed dwelt principally on used to(of late years,) it being six de the medicinal qualities of this juice. grees above zero, with snow and wind Refreshments consisting of grapes, HOOK HANDLE cake and grape juice were served W. E Bowman, formerly engaged i i *4 C A PITA L A N D SU R PL U S $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 in the harness business in Forest Tuesday afternoon, December 1, the NEVER S LIP S Grove but now running a farm near club will meet with Mrs. L. J. Corl. Zaragueta,” a Spanish comedy, i* Lebanon, Linn county, was here the forepart of the week looking after busi to be presented in the near future by tne members of the college Senior ness matters. Colonel G. Fuller and wife of Wal class, as a benefit to clear the debt in Costs no more than the old style. lace, Idaho, are guests at the Laughlin curred in publishing the Junior annual, the Heart of Oak, last June. The pub' | hotel this week. Col. Fuller has ex W iiilk t, tensive mining interests in Idaho. lication was creditable to its editors| The Fullers were here for several and has contributed to the advertising of the university in splendid fashion. Mrs. Walter A. Dimick oftOregon weeks last summer. P ofessor Ben Kori is assisting the 1 City, is visiting her parents Mr. and Lloyd Lancefield of McMinnville, c ass in a correct interpretation and who has been engaged in the realty rendering of the Spanish idioms which ; Mrs John Caples for a few days. business in that city, spent the week W Q llig*lltiS COIH" E' W- Haines moved his family with his parents here. Mr. Lancefield abound in the play and give it humor, j | Tuesday from the Holseher property to a former Forest Grove boy and has thrill and movement. the Marsh residence across from the is many Masonic Hall echoed with planta friends here. ________________ campus. See tion songs, negro melodies and old Chris. Christensen, who will be re Hugh W. Sparks, the cartoonist, meetin' hymns Tuesday evening For the next 30 days we will close out our odd lines of as an employe in the local camp gave a successful entertainment at the membered when the Nashville Jubilee singers ap milk condenser and who was trans Graniteware at actual cost, this will give you a chance to Monmouth State Normal last Saturday ferred to the plant at Kent, Wash., has peared here under the auspices of the Presents evening. schools. The hall was filled to stock up on cooking utensils at a great bargain. been assigned to the Hillsboro plant Public seating capacity and >ome ol the num — Farmers intending clearing land where he is chief sterilizer. should phone or write M. Turner ol Roy Fisher of Almena, Kan., was bers were greeted with deafening ap Banks lor prices on Stump powder, here the forepart of the week looking plause. The entertainers had to res on caps and luse. 19-tl over the country. Here he met a pond to many encores. Seven singers appeared in a program consisting of Annoucements are out for the mar of former Almena residents. solos, duets, trios quartettes and chor Friday Night - “The Devil” riage of Hogue Sexton to Miss Ethel number He went on to Tillamook city to inves uses—given with the characteristic Krver, both of Portland, to take place tigate matters uf that section. swing ol the colored race. The big Saturday “ “The Cattle Quaen” n the near future. Your attention is called to the big basso was the star entertainer. IT 3 — M. Turner of Banks handles the ad. of C. O. Roe & Co. on the third A carload of scenery and celebrated Stillson and Kellog Loggers page of this paper. In it will be found From three trees about ten years old, trical effects and a high and also A. A. Cutters. Crussers and a few suggestions for Xmas shoppers, John Stribich of this city, has gathered specialty after every act. Loggers. 19-tf and from time to time new announce ISO pounds ol walnuts which are ol exceutionally fine size and flavor. The Miss Florence Tongue, of Hillsboro, ments will be beneficial to you. trees grew from nuts, one of the trees snent several davs in Forest Grove, as The High school football team will being of the Mayette variety, another 50c PRICES: 25c, guest of the Misses Shannon, the fore play the Hillsboro school aggregation of the FranqUitte variety and still an part of the week. here next Saturday afternoon. It may other of a different variety. That there Jasper has returned from a be possible that the local eleven may be is a great future for the walnut indus Seats on Sale at Usual Place visit Casper at his old home in D»pew, Wis matched Thanksgiving dav against the try in this section and that walnut trees | consin He has rented his two places Oregon City high school gridironists. do well here is demonstrated by such THE C 1 T V near town to his son. B. Raffety, of this place, has sold examples as this. If the old settlers The children and voung people of his W. entire herd of fine dairy cattle con of Forest Grove had planted walnut in — Acre tracts for sale—J. P. Wagner. the first Christian church will render a sisting of sixteen head to C. P. Row- stead of maple trees what a harvest of 19 tf missionary program next Sunday even man, of Echo, Ore., for a good figure. nuts there would be at present. — Watch the Book Store "Specials!” ing. Everybody welcome. The Jersey bull. “Gold Leaf,” was Kills Another Cougar. 17-t4 J. N. Hoffman was in Hillsboro i purchased by John Cisbeir, of Green Charles Adkins, of Wilson, who has C. F. Lionberger of Beaverton, spent T >esdav on business matters and Wed ville. the reputation of being one of the bes1 nesday was in Portland on matters re Sunday in Forest Grove. — Dr. J. S. Bishop, who has lately re shot in that neck of the woods, killed i Grant Hughes made a hurried bus garding his new concrete building. turned from a course of study in hos another cougar last Friday. In that —Miss Kirkwood has the best linen pitals and sanatoriums in the East, is section, it is asserted by hunters tha1 iness trip to Cornelius Tuesday. handkerchiefs, also the latest thing in now prepared to give the best home cougars are numerous and that a bountv Wm. Lee and C. F. Ryan of Gales fancy combs. 20tf treatment for tuberculosis. Office in should ue placed on those animals be' Creek, were in the city this week. We have a large stock to select from this fall and Otis Frisbee, recently of Logan, There will be no dince at Gre-nville the Templeton Block, Forest Grove, cause they will depopulate that region invite you to call and inspect our goods, until further notice on account of sick Kan., is assisting in the Moulton & Oregon. 18 tf ol deer. There are some who claim Bogan tonsoria! parlors. Mr. Frishee ness. 20-tl J. H Wirtz was in Camas, Wash., that one cougar will in a year destroy —See display of Onyx ware at Carl formerly conducted here a barber shop I last Friday and incidentally was present more dear than ten expert hunters. Hinman’s Hardware Store on Pacific with Sam Moulton. at a big ball given by the Knights of Thanksgiving Dinner. Ira Purdin, formerly one of the most Pythias lodge. Camas is the Judge's ! The Colonial Hotel will serve a Ave. ||L loyd Loomis went to Tillamook extensive farmers in this section, was former home and whilt there he noticed Thanksgiving dinner from 5 to 7 p. m Tuesday morning to look after busi in Forest Grove renewing acquaint a number of improvements in the town Subscribe lor The News, $1.50 year ances with friends of former days. He but says that there is still plenty o* ness interests. work in the burg for the Civic Im The Cronins have moved in their now lives in Portland. DRESSED Sozy new home on Third Ave. between Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Dakin ho live i provement society or the "rubbish TURKEY near Thatcher, left Monday afternoon brigade.” Main and A Street. is "t h e t h i n g” for DeMoss Springs, Sherman county, Thanksgiving Day The Hydes are planning a sojourn Milton W. Smith, the Portland attor to visit their son-in-law, P. 0. DeMoss the | Everybody likes it in California and expect to leave ney and trustee of P. U., was here Sun for three or four months. and always will fore part of the week for the southern day visiting relatives. . . _ . . . . It doesn’t matter Mrs. L. M. Schilling will spend the section of the Bear state. Mr?. Hyde a -p ^ » . ,h 0 Ugh. The C orn er S to re Mrs. Dwight Thomas, a former resi and her two daughters will go to Po- how you’re dressed winter in Forest Grove where her son dent of Forest Grove, is the guest of Herbert is attending Pacific University mona to visit Mr. and Mrs. Phil Buxton when posed before friends here this week. fail to report such cases, they are also —Condon Globe. (Mrs. Schilling who formerly resided in this city, sub- our camera for THE PARIS —The Book Store has a most at lived in Forest Grove last winter.) subjected to a fine. Especial attention sequently will go to Los Angeles. Mr. DAY" ^ TURKEY PHOTO tractive window of children books this is cal! * q to the fact that attendance MILLINERY PARLOR GRAPH Mrs. John Wilson Macrum left the Hyde will join the family later, some week. Don’t fail to fee it. must be the entire term and regular pres business interests requiring his T h e r e i s n ’ t a of the week for Wallace, Idaho, to —Dr. Wendt’s office is in Forest first "frill” or a “ fur also. ence here lor some time longer. Imported and Domestic Patterns Grove National Bank Building, Res meet her husband who has been tem below” on work at Subscribe for The News. $1 50 year idence at Dr. Ward’s place. IStf porarily transferred from his work in Mr. Charles Pickering, who with his this studio but and Novelties wife and children has been visiting his w h a t is “ t h e ! > « . K . M . W k i N D r mother and stepfather, Capt. W. Hill thing ” and that is FOREST GROVE NATIONAL BANK Physician & Surgeon Gatrell, has returned to Lodi, Califor sanctioned by all You are cordially invited to call whose pictures we FOREST GROVE, OREGON nia. He was glad to meet several of take. Whatever and inspect our stock CONSULTATION IN GERMAN OR ENGLISH his old college chums of 20 years ago your dress, or how COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUR and had many pleasant chats over old ever you wear it, GERY AND ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Miss Marie Spiesheart M u. 22. 1907 times. He also had an enjoyable time you’ll look lovelv *48.223.17 Office in Fore*» Grove Nat l Bank Bldq. in photograi h we visiting friends up the creek. He take. Try some! Residence at present, Forest Grove — Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and May 20, 1907 contemplates moving here next spring Hotel; in about two weeks at Dr D. W Surgeon. X-Ray and ill electrical ap $89,822.17 and making this his future home. Ward’s office Calls answered day or pliances in office. Calls answered A u fu .t 22, 1907 night. Both Phones. night or day. H. H. Stuart, manager of the loea $ 130 , 722.92 plant of the Pacific Condensed Milk D ecem ber 3, 1907 Co , for mo-e than six years, left la* t $ 160372.46 week for bis new position in the company’s head office at Seattle F ebruary 14, 1908 Immediately previous to his departure. $ 185 , 3 2 4 .0 9 Manager Stuart was presented by the the employes of the institution with a M A Y 14, 1908 handsome rocking chair. The presen tation speech was made by Professor Bear and Manager Stuart was quite JULY IS. 1908 overcome by the surprise. He ex $27Q,16S.OS tended his thanks lo the employes for the beautiful gift presented him and S ep tem b er 23, I 9®R In c o rp o rH la d i spoke words of commendation to all for the diligence which they had Both Telephones Forest Grove , Oregon always shown in their work for the company. sa v esA ^ v o u r strength, avoids the danger of being scalded. Alleviates\lhc unpleasantness of washing^ The Oldest National Bank in Washington County ON ROCHESTER WASH BOILERS ONLY r Come In and let us explain tl em to you. MASONIC H A IL mencing NOV. 20 H. S. PILLBURY our Bargain Counter Tiie Clark Burroughs Co. Carload KEYSTONE fencing has just» arrived T GOFF BROS. HARDWARE FOREST GROVF. OREGON FALL and WINTER GOODS SHOES, DRY GOODS GROCERIES V. S. A B R A H A M B r y a n t ’s S t u d i o $ 2 4 9 ,5 3 3 .0 4 Election is over and you can now rest assured that Washington County Real Estate is perfectly safe and then some. OREGON LAND AND TRADING COMPANY $ 2 8 3 ,9 5 7 .3 8