CORRESPONDENCE
spent Saturday at the home of
H. McNamee of this place.
Mrs. S. A. Cooper, o f Portland,
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has been vlMtinfir relatives in
Dilley the last few days.
Mrs. Quine, who has been vis-
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lting at t*ie home ot J. 0. Cum
mins, left Tuesday for Portland
The Misses Jessie Stephens
and Lizzie Briggs was Forest
Grove visitors Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Heisler and Pane
were Portland visitors Wednes­
day.
BUXTON
C. E. Albin informs us that
Oregon Electric is now in a po­
sition to sell through ttckets to
points on the Spokane, Portland
and Seattle, on North Bank line
and on the Astoria and Columbia
river to Railway.
The next regular communica­
tion o f Forest Chapter No. 42
0 . E. S., Feb. 7, 1910, will be a
short business session, after
which the evening will be spent
George Brang03, while em-
ployed on construction work for
the P. R. & N. last Friday, broke
his forearm. Dr. Via was called
to attend to the case and the
patient is reported as doing very
fine.
in a f ocial time- Visiting sisters
Andrew Custer and daughter,
and brothers cordially invited.
Anna, spent the week end in
Portland.
PROGRAM FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS CL08
Mrs. Davis is reported on the
Music, by the High School;
sick list.
The High school fund, L. J. Corl;
Reading, Miss Mack; Compulsory
Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Via were
visiting with relatives in Forest
education, O. M. Gardner; Music;
Grove over Sunday.
Question box.
A full attendance o f patrons
A literary and debating society
B. B. Goff, of Hillside, was a is requested as questions of im­
was recently organized in our
caller in this city on Wednesday.
portance will be discnssed.
village. This is a worthy insti­
When in town try the city res­
tution and should be supported
taurant. New management and
by every one.
first class meals.
Hans Peterson, of Forest Grove
has decided to install a light and i Wilda Crosley, o f Tacoma, was
water plant here. He says this in.town Tuesday visiting friends
is the opportunity of his life and
B osley formerly lived here
Is fully equipped to
looks forward to great develop- and her friends were glad to see
ment in the future.
her again.
do up - to - date Job
Considerable snow in this vi-
^ ivian Brown returned to
Printing of all kind.
cinity at present but it is going l>ortlanth utter spending several
fast
| weeks at her home on the Wil- j
W ork guaranteed.
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. son; also visiting with friends |
Mrs. Nelfors passed through ,
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here and at Hillsboro,
Prices reasonable.
here on her way to Nehalem re-
cent|y
The Masons attending the
Our stationery is the
Scottish Rite services in Port-1
A number of our young people )and s atUrday night were Harry
v e ry V.c:'. and our
indulged in a sleighing party to|Goff> Chas. I{oe, Allan Ricei f .
W p H h ^ H . v and
*„,> all
„n Q T()(Jd and Judjfe Ho„ js
Banks last Wednesday
w orkm anship is un-
report a very good time.
oceu eu .
Dr. Boggess and Vernon Gould '
Louis Holt has resigned his
have established quite a reputa­
position in Hannan’ s store.
tion for cooking mush and baking
Joe Bellish and Rosa Feldt pote*’'«« ’ .ing the absence of
were married in Hillsbc»o Wed- Mi’s, uouid and Mrs. Boggess.
l" v , 'n v
-c y will re-
A great many have found dur-
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ing the recent heavy rains that
f re
is visiting in the tilings from their basements
Portlanu mis week.
and premises are not large
Pearl Sewell is visiting her enough to carry away the water,
mother in Hillsboro this week.
The Woman’s Foreign Miss-
Ruth Peterson is in Portland ionary society will entertain at LIVERY and f f F.D STABLE
consulting an oculist in regard the home o f A. G. Hoffman. Fn
to her eyes.
day evening. There is now ; G I Rigs Furnished on Short
Notice
There will be a debate Thurs- membership o f more then sixty,
day, Dec. 27th. Everybody wel-
Word from Mrs. Mills, wl
Prices Reasonable
come.
was called to Arnold, Nebraska,
D. P. & C. O. Hopkins
by the illness o f her mother, is
W the effect that sht is a little
d il l e y
BANKS
OREGON
better, but there is no hope o f
Paul Beck made a business her recovery.
trip to Portland Saturday.
E. H. Parker and wife, of
JOHN WUNDERLICH
Mrs. C. A. Broderson and little St. Johns, and daught r, Mrs.
son spent Saturday in the Rose Beilina Frizell, of Yreka, Cal-
Funeral Director
City.
ifornia, are sen d in g the week
and Embalmer.....
Mrs. Parker, o f St. Johns, and with the former’s son, J. A. Par-
Mrs. J. P. Frizell. o f Yreka. Cal.. ker in this city.
Prompt Attention Given to
Calls.
Modern Equip­
ment.
Local and Personal
Banks
Always means new Resolutions.
We
also have made a Resolution to give
our Customers the very best goods at
the very lowest prices.
This Resolution
Will not be broken under any circum-
stances.
U p-To-D ate Furniture
is our motto for this year.
No shoddy
or shop-worn furniture is carried over.
THE Banks Furnitur© Company
JOliiJ W U N D E R LIC H , TJafsagcr
y us and be
BANKS
OREGON
Blasting Good Busine •&S
A
Trojan Powder
Succe^cor to
i No Thawing.
DYNAMITE
No Headaches.
DATl n A T T -1
Safe and Economical
FOR SALE BY
John Wunderlich
Banks, Oregon
Forest Grove Advertising
HOME
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Banks
Company
The New Year
The PRESS
convinced
Furniture
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B A K IN G
COM PANY
Finest of Bread and Pastro Baked Daily
.
.
Oregion
W e sell 6 loaves of Bread for 25 cents
Dr. C. E. Walker
Q lT Y y R E S T A U R A N T
Pacific Avenue
FOREST GROVE
V
Osteopathic Physician
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Forest Grove Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
OFFICE
HOURS: |
Meals at all Hours
9:45 A. M. to 4 P. M., Monday, Wednesday
REAL
Tables for Ladies
Party Dinners
and Friday of Each W eek
Í o.e t Gro\e,
OREGON
ESTATE
Fire, Plate Glass. Health and Accident Insurance.
Surety Eonds
Farm, Timber, Fruit Lands and City Property
Ind. phone 212
FOREST GROVE
Best 25c Meal in the city
MAIN ST. near PAC. AVE.
Progressive Store
?ries. Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes
Line of General Merchandise
Hoffm an, Allen Co.
FO RE ST GROVE
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Close attention given to
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care of property for non-resident owners
Only gilt-edge insurance companies
represented by my agence
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McGILL & C O G A N
OREGON
3 o;
r e s s
r i n t i n g
roduces
erfect
Results •
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H O R SE SH O E IN G
And
General
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
M ain S t .
and
F irst A ve .
Blacksmithing
Phone. Pac. States 171
FOREST GROVE
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