Forest Grove press. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1909-1914, May 12, 1910, Image 8

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    State Grange in Session
Live Items of Local Interest
The 37th annual general Session
of the Oregon State Grange con­
vened in Oregon City Tuesday
Compiled by the Hustling, Bustling, Rustling
and is scheduled to come to a
Local Reporters of the Press
close tomorrow, Friday. Close
to 800 persons are in attendance
«• «
For Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Mrs.
R.
Steigleder
was
a
Port-
and
accommodations in the City
Assessor Crandall was up from
Water Heating...........................................
land visitor Saturday.
are considerably crowded. An
Hillsboro Friday.
of
Banks
elaborate
reception
was
held
at
Willie Thompson
Forest Grove, Oregon
E. S. Willis o f Banks was a vis­
Pacific Avenue
spent Sunday with friends
. . . ---- - jn , j Shively’ s Opera House Tuesday
.
itor in the Grove Monday.
.
night and an address of welcome
Mrs. F. W. Emerson has been
delivered by Dr. W. E. Carll, the
quite ill the past week.
Mrs. W. R. Douglas o f Gales regp0nse being made by Austin
The Forest Grove Garage is City is spending a few days in T Buxton, master of the State
GILTNER & D O A N E
¡Grange. Tonight the sixth dt-
the proper place to buy bicycles. Portland.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Do you buy your auto supplies! gree will be confered upon a class
John Connell, of Hillsboro,
at the Forest Grove Garage? If of 100 candidates in Masonic
was among our Sunday visitors.
Vegetables, Farm Produce and Fruits in Season
Temple followed by a Grange
j not, why not?
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Robert Banks o f the town of |
Special prices on ladies Ameri­ banquet in the assembly hall.
All Stock New and Highest Grade
that name spent Tuesday in this
can Beauty Corsets at the Hoff­
Free Delivery to any part o f the City
city.
man, Allen store.
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A few lines o f men’s felt hats
Mrs. Wm. Cameron and child­
F o rest G rove
BOTH PHONES
at Hoffman, Allen & C o - s p e c i a l
ren are visiting friends and re­
PRICES.
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latives in Portland.
Mrs. E. E. Williams is confined
Mrs. Goss who has charge o f wmmnn«nm»in»nnmmntnntn:mi
to her home with an attack of
the
Western Union Office left for
la grippe.
Seattle Wednesday.
II.—‘ T here’s No Place
To clothe and hat the boys
A
few
more
of
those
nice
dress
Like Home”
nicely and cheaply, take them to
skirts left; better hurry if you
Finest of Bread and Pastry Baked Every Day
Andersons.
Hilda the Helper used to say,
get one at Andersons.
Get a bottle of Oregon Blood
when she was rather younger, “ I
W e sell 6 loaves of bread for 2 5 ^
purifier at Miller’s. Every bot-
Mrs. D. E. Stewart and little
think I ’ll pack and go a w ay; I ’ve
tie guaranteed.
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daughter of Portland spent Sun­
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
got the city hunger.”
day with Mrs. F. A. Moore.
A. W. Malls and family of
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove
Greenville, spent Monday at the
Salesman Royce, representing
home o f O. A. Cork
the Twitched Motor Co., was
Men’ s oak half-soles sewed or cahing at the forest Grove Ga-
nailed 75^. C. E. Dixon, Pacific rage Monday.
Avenue, Forest Grove.
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Dr. J. H. Knox who is taking
The Progressive Store
a course in dentistry in the Dent­
Mrs. W.W. Ryals o f Roy, was
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
al College of Poitland, spent
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Sundav in the Grove.
A Fine Line of General Merchandise
Ray Humphrey, Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. It. Hughes and dau­
Tom Sain and John Fisher of
ghter Maxine are spending the
Scoggins valley were transacting
week with Mr. Hughes mother,
business in the City Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Hughes,
$3000 residence in Forest Grove
Just received a shipment of
to trade for farm property,
D. D. D., the only remedy for One day did Hilda up and pack, she
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L an gley & S on .
hied her to the city.
Three
eczema and all skin diseases.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Richardson At Miller’s Drug store.
months from THEN SHE M0SIED
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are the parents o f twin boys
BACK and sang another ditty:
You who contemplate the pur­
at the
which were born last Sunday.
chase of commencement presents ‘The city wasn’t half so fine as I
A. W. Russell recently sold his should get them now while the
had judged from rumor, so it’s
ranch near town, which contain- big sale is on at Booth’s.
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THE OLD HOME TOWN FOR
ed a little less than 20 acres, for
Sure death to codling moth,
MINE, and I shall be its boomer.”
$(> , 000 .
Black or Tan
Pacific Ave.
1 spay with Sherwin-Williams ar-
Fred Wilmont, wife and little senate of lead $16.75 per hundred
daughter, from Hale, Missouri, pounds. Forest Grove Pharmacy,
p a n t i n g * the home o f W .J .
M s . Sc|mK.k, deputy Food
H. L. DECKERT
H IL D A
THE
/
HELPER
Home Baking Co.
Hoffman, Allen Co.
m i - It Shines
SHOE SHOP
and Dairy Commissioner, has
Miss Minnie Myers, who has spent the past week in this City
been ill with la grippe for sever- and immediate locality on official
al days is reported rapidly im- duties.
proving.
Mr. Wm. Reynolds and wife
o f McMinnville were visiting
friends in this City the first of
the week.
INDEPENDENT
PACIFIC STATES 33
Fashion Stahles
j g Matthews wishes to show
you the new “ Union” jack; for
lifting, setting tires, stretching
fence and many other uses. Al-
ways handy.
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If you want your prescription
J. S. Semones of C a ld w e ll, Ida.
filled correctly, without any sub- visited his brother, Dr. Semones.
stitutions, take it to the Forest i Sunday. Mr. Semones is in the
Grove Pharmacy.
state looking up registered Jer­
Dr. Semones.
Homeopathic sey cows for shipment to Cald­
well.
Pysician and Oculist. Does no
The place is neat
surgery. O ffice at residence.
The candy sweet
319 North A street. Ind. Phone
Weatherly
ice cream
3625.
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Can not be beat
Verne Nichols is playing ball
For sale at the Den
with the Benke-Walker business
O f Sweets.
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college this season. He pitched
A. M. Pulliam o f the O. R. &
the game they played against
N
telegraph department in Port­
Hillsboro Saturday.
land. was a visitor in the Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby o f Louis- Tuesday. Mr. Pulliam has a tim-
viUe. Neb., originally, and late o f
c \a \ m
near Banks upon which
Denver, Colo., are moving their he expects to locate very shortly,
household goods to this city, and
Work on the concrete base­
will locate here permanently.
ment o f the new M. E. Church
J. R. Ballard o f Independence has commenced and additional
spent several days visiting with workmen will be secured to hur-
old friends here. He was form- ry the construction of the entire
erly engaged in the blacksmith building to an early completion,
business in this City with J. G.
...
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Lwnnevillc.
Miss Bortha Kirkwood, who
has been employed as s&les-ladv
Wm. Reynolds a former pho- in the millinery department o f
tographer and jeweler o f this Lippman Wolf & Co. in Portland
City was visiting among friends has returned to Forest Grove and
Oie foie part of the week, Mr will fill a similar position in the
Reynolds is now engaged in busi- millinery establishment of her
nets at Da vton.
sister, Miss Kirkwood.
PHONES
I. A. Brown, Proprietor
First Class Rigs
Careful Drivers
Prices Right
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove, Ore.
Sundries and More Sundries
in every department than we can
enumerate if we were to occupy
a whole page of the paper. Come
in and let us “ show you” wheth­
er you are from Missouri or not.
Our service is right. Our goods
are right. Our prices are right
and you will find we are alright.
Yours for pills
Forest Grove
Pharmacy
T H E U P -TO -D A TE D R U G G IS TS
P honks :
JOE L E N N E V I L L E
THE HORSE SHOER
Bell 231
free d e l iv e r y
Ind. »01
I
Shoeing done in all its b r a n c h e s ........................
- - Veterinary and track shoeing a specialty.
- * * - Twenty-five years experience. - -
* ■ ‘ - * - All work guaranteed. . . .
BOTH PHONES
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
The Largest and Best
Selected Stock of Jewelry,
W atches and d o c k s in Washington County
ARTHUR SHEARER
Come and See the New Line of Goods Just Received-
All Goods Guaranteed as Represented
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