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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1908)
S t a t e m e n t of t h e condition of F IR S T N A T IO N A L FO REST GROVE, Look out* for our BANK OREGON n t th e c a ll o t in * C o m p tr o lle r o l C u r r e n c y , N o r . 2 7 . I 9 Q S LIABILITIES RESOURCES Cash on hand due from Banks and U. S. Treas $ 5 0 .9 1 3 83 United States Bonds. $25,000 00 Premiums on U. S. Bonds.825 00 Bonds and Securities. .20,172 23 Loans and Discounts. .92,496 83 Furniture and Fixtures.3.489 55 Real Estate................... 3.282 92 T o ta l...................$ 1 9 6 ,1 8 0 36 Deposits............... $ 1 3 1 ,7 6 2 18 Capital paid in ............25,000 00 Surplus and Undivided Profits....................... 14,418 18 Circulation................... 25,000 00 Total...................... $ 1 9 6 ,1 8 0 .3 6 Correct Attest, R. M. DOOLY, President the Watts church Wednesday evening, Dec. 6. Sunday school will be held at 10 a. m., services at 11 a. m. and GALES CREEK 7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex J. J. Adkins was in Forest Grove on tended to all to attend these services. business Monday. Good work on our roads still contin Correspondence. Miss Mary Woell visited the Gales ues. It pleases the farmers to know City school Monday. thev are having finer roads than the Jno. Heisler is improving his prop city of Forest Grove. erty in Gales City by enclosing it with John Ihrig is in Hillsboro serving as a new wire fence. a juryman. Miss Maude Lilly, who is attending B. E. Lamont and family spent school in Forest Grove, spent Thanks Thanksgiving with tneir son Albert and giving with the home folks. wife of Dilley. Mrs. Johnson, of Portland, whc has WAPAT0 been visiting relatives at Gales Creek, returned home last Thuisday. Barney Gilpin went to Portland Sat A petition has been circulated urday. through the neighborhood for Elmer Mrs. Steventon came out from Port Lyda as our next road supervisor. land Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs. Fletcher, of Forest Grove, School meeting was held Saturday to spent Wednesday with her daughter, vote on the tax. B. C. Dennis was Mrs. M L. Vincent of this place. elected for Director. Miss Kate Jackson, of Forest Grove, Miss Hilary, teacher of the Wapato who has been visiting with her friend, school, spent several days at her home Mrs. Douglas of this place, returned in McMinnville. home Saturday. Mr. McAlpin is very unfortunate in Miss Alice McCann, who has been losing horses. He has had three die visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. since March and the fourth one is sick. McCann of Gales Creek, returned to Mr. Wood has purchased the George Portland Sunday. Deal place and will move there soon. A d v e r t is e m e n t C h r is t m a s next week. In the meantime bear in mind that we are HEADQUARTERS FOR alm ost everything you may w an t in the Staple line for Christmas and furthermore we have added a great variety of Fancy Things which you should see before making your purchases. CHRISTMAS CANDIES We have Barrels o f i t and a good ity o f i t a t a very low price. Now as to Nuts we have an immense quantity of them and about varieties. Among them are th e Oregon Grown English Walnuts Which we secured from Prince Dundee, Oregon Son, Miss Elsie Bussie, who is attending We welcome Mr. Wood and family in school in Forest Grove, spent Thanks our midst. giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bremmer is the best equipped Bussie of Gales Creek. young man in the neighborhood for hunting ducks, having just purchased WATTS DISTRICT. a new $30 gun, also boat and decoys. Mrs. M. McCoy spent last week in DILLEY. Forest Grove with her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Rogers. Mr. Stevens is greatly improving We are here to serve you and will be pleased to show our goods. Clarence Rice is taking music les Dillev by painting his house and doing sons of Miss Shannon of Forest Grove. lots of repariing. Mr. Williams is home after a two Mr. H. Hubbert went to Amity Sat months visit among relatives and urday. friends in Southern Wisconsin. C. A. Broderson spent Tuesday n The P r o g re ssiv e S to re Allan Rice and wife called on Mr. Portland. Macrodt’s family Sunday. J. Anderson went to a hospital in Rev. J. R. Hall and wife, L. R. Portland to have a growth on his Van Kirk wilt and baby, Mr. Bemis, throat removed. family and Miss Sarah Livermore ate Mat Pehl s brother arrived from Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Denmark the last of the week. Prof. O. M. Gardner of the Grove. A surprise party was given at the The families ol S. N. Short of Gales home of Mrs. H. Hubbert in honor of Creek, Wm. Adler and Robt. McCrack Janet Ervin. She was 11 years old en of the Grove, and A. Rice of this and 7 little girls helped her celebrate. place, were Thanksgiving guests at the Those present were: Misses Hazel Watts ranch. Pegg, Edna Pegg, Mary Linegar, Mag Mrs. A. B. Hardy and children of gie Hartry, Louise Tupper and Ethel Lebanon, Ore., are visiting at the home Preier. of her brother, D. B. Adams. Guy Davis of Amitv. was visiting L. R. Van Kirk and W. F. McCoy are over on the Nehalem fishing this week and Thad Stevenson and Mr. Da vidson ate fishing on the Wilson River Mr. Davidson had the misfortune to lose one of his horses while gone. over Sunday at the home of H. Hub bert. YOURS FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS HOFFMAN ® > ALLEN FOREST GROVE beat them. The total amount received was $14 for which they intend to buy books for the library and other needed things. ket social Thanksgiving eve that was very successful. The program was well rendered by the children, who were drilled by Miss Bessie Howara. "•g A Cordial Welcome at T H E B O O K S T O R E 'S H O L ID A Y O PEN IIN Q Saturday, Dacambar 5, 1908 B ooks Bibles Calendars in Choice Array Stationery Postals Post Card Albums Waterman Fountain Pen Wood to Bum College Penn»"ts and Pyrography Seta Hand Painted China Pictures Pillow Top* Games Sweet Grass Baskets Some of these and other goods are have only in small quantity and as we shall not again carry them in stock we are prepared to offer you very special values to close them out and make room for our special lines. Books, Pictures, Stationery OREGON Liner Column It is all sm ooth s a ilin g w hen you plac e a L iner Ad In this colum n. A few words he re w ill reach 5,000 readers and th e resu lts a re c e rta in . 5c lin e 1st In se rtio n , 2M i cents each su b seq u e n t in sertion. M inim um c h a rg e 10 cts. The Lazott brothers and Ike Bledsoe Mr. La Rue and family of Forest \ raffled off a large number of turkeys, Grove, J. W. Hughes and family and geese and ducks before Thanksgiving. R ooms to R e n t — With or without C. A. Broderson and family took board. Apply at Aunt Ann Smith’s A dance was given in Hannan’s hall residence, College Way. 11-tf Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Saturday night. The announcement Mr. and Mrs. Sailing. was made that a masquerade would be FOR SALE —Shadeland Wonder Miss Eva Kelly spent Sunday with given there December 25. white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf her parents in Wapato. Harley Pritchett of Banks, was in Vetch Seed for Sale. There is to be a quarterly meeting town Tuesday distributing some very in the M. E. church at 10 o’clock The best variety. Apply to A. beautiful calendars for the Willis Hard CHALMERS, Forest Grove or farm Saturday morning. ware and Implement Co. of Banks. near Centerville. 9-tf Mrs. L. Dixon spent Thanksgiving The house of Mrs. A. Wienieke of at Forest Grove. Green Mountain, was destroyed by fire LIST your farms and other properties Mr. Scott spent Thanksgiving at his | mA as she was entirely alone she . . . suc" | for sale with T. H. Littlehales, Forest home in McMinnville and had the mis- ceeded ¡n saving nnne of her household Grove National Bank Building. 27-tf fortune to sprain his ankle. goods. Friends and neighbors are --------------------------------------------------- H. Turner and family left for their i coming to her assistance. j FOR RENT—The building opposite home <n Portland after spending sev-1 ----------------------- \ News office, recently occupied as a eral days with his parents. The Bazaar Pw Ple has R°t their barber shop. Edward L. Naylor. 5-tf The school entertainment given at the hall was a great success, and al though they had only a short time to prepare for same all the numbers were | Rev. Phelps, a well known evangelist well rendered and everybody was de of Pc-‘'and and Rev. Miller of Salem lighted to see what the children could who will conduct the song service do. We think Dilley can be proud of Miss Emma Busch visited Mrs. Pol- O ened a series of revival meetings at | its school and teachers as there is few to lock Thanksgiving. Jack I .arson was visiting friends in Dilley Sunday. w COMPANY ' s,orefi,led ,0 overflowing with dolls. ,0yS and Xma5 KOods of every desc,iP- tion. A more complete or better se- lected line in that class of goods can not be found in any other town in the | state outside of Portland. A large, BUXTON beautiful doll valued at $15.00 will be The Buxton Lumber Co. is running given away Xmas Eve this year as every day now. usual. R. T. Simpson was a Portland visitor Miss Alyce Cronin pleasantly enter- Thanksgiving week. the Fleur de Lis club at her home on C. A. Peterson made a trip to Port- Third Ave., Wednesday evening. The time passed delightfully and dainty | land last Friday returning Sunday. refreshments were served to the guests. A. D. Cridge will organize a new Mrs. W. D. Clark, formerly Miss W. O. W. camp here Saturday eight. R. S. Bullock is in a very bad cond - Mary Bailey, of Portland, is the guest | tion as it is thought one of his limbs of relatives here this week. | will have to be amputated. S. B. Perkins is transacting business in the metropolis. Work has been ■ started on his new residence. Dr. Linklater was called Friday for Mrs. Frank Bergholzer who was very ill ! with pneumonia but is now recovering. Executrix Notice. H e n o U h e t tb , | l m that th* underlined haa b—n nppoiated hr tba C o u n t, Court of tha State at O n to « . C ount, ot W aahtagtoa. eaeau fn a o l tha estate of Chart«! M. OI mated, deceased, sad all hen n as h a v n t c l a w agamet the letd rotate see harsh , BOtitlrO la arc arm the ro n e la roe d u l, »ended at m , reside ran , M r. 1 » * Street, la the C it, of Fore* Oeoree, O eecm , o l ía la h a moat ha fro m the date hereof. [M e d this lOlh d a , ot N ovem ber. IO0S. The Ladies Aid Society gave a has- 1 * O S * J. OLMSTSO. F eeautrta ru h U c a tlia . Nov rasher l i . ISM lh -il FOR SALE—One sorrel mart, f years old; also good buggy and ness.— John Wilhelmson, at City Market. 2! F o r S a l e — 3 fresh young G. Mann, one mile east of I on Base Line road. 21-t3’| F or S a l e —Light team, n a £ ^ | and light wagon. Will take buggy hack as part payment E D. Route 1, Box 14 Forest Grove. 2g W a n ted — To do dresss®B Children’s work preferred. Mrs. Sud* Fourth Ave., near First St. 2B( lement j Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that L J undersigned administratrix of thee« of R. M. Bisbee, deceased, have« in the County Court of the stixj Oregon, for Washington county, final account as such administrât®« that said Court has set Monday, cember 7th, 1908, at 10 o’clockS^H FOR SALE—Good 7 room house of said day as the time and the <# close to car line $1100. T. H. Little-! court room, at Hillsboro, Oreg hales, Forest Grove, National the place for hearing objection«» account and the final settle®*111 Bldg. said estate. _ M Tetesa Bisbee. administratrix • Let THE NEWS do your job work. We guarantee good workmanship Estate of R . M . Bisbee. deceased. W. N. Barrett, Attorney (Of good stock and most reasonable prices. We print everything. FOR SALE —Ten fresh milch cows, afro a large number of bronze turkeys. G. W. Marsh. 2 i miles north of Cor nelius on Route 1. Pac. Sts. phone 85. 19-t4. F or S ale — Pure bred Rhode Is- lsmd Red Cockerels. Inquire of C .B Webb, next house to Dsnie! Baker’s, one mile west of Cornelius. 21-t2* THE MODERN D. Up-to-date in ever)' respect Prompt delivery morning and A11 mi,k *nd CTearo 'U,ely pUre “ d ° ' ^ P R IC E S A RE R lC J1 FOR S a le —Good Kimball orgsn. 1 $50. Strawberry plants 50c per hun- Milk 5c p e r q u a rt; CTeam 1 0 c « 1 dred. James Stephenson. 22-tf j Special prices on large orders. — ----- ------------------------ ed in bottles the only MONEY T o L o a n — L ow interest. Yours for business in the dairy Dr. M. H. Parker, Greenville, Ore- 1 _ A. N O R TO N gon. 22-lS