Diiiey Happenings
They are still picking prunes
ALWAYS
' at the Forbes and Craft places.
PLEASED Mr. De Shazer and family have
moved to their new home. They
have a new boat and are now
able to sail to town.
Mrs. Marti i o f Portland visited
at the home o f J. W. Hughes and
J. W. Pollack for a few days.
Mrs. J . . W. Pollack took her
daughter Irene to have her eyes
treated. They also spent Satur
day and Sunday at the home of
Mrs. J. Larsen in Portland.
Mrs. H. Hubbert took a trip to
Portland for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Isenberg from
Hood River, Ore., spent a few
days at the home of Mr. Sailing.
Mr. Isenberg is a brother of
T h lt'l the verdict of those Mrs. Sailing
Mr. and Mrs. Linegar, Mrs. J.
who patronize
W. Pollack, Mrs. J. W. Hughes,
O U R G R O C E R Y and Mrs C. Brodersen went mo
toring to Hillsboro last Friday in
Our S to ck 1« C o m p le te
the
Linegar auto.
O u r C lerks A r e C o u r te o u s
O u r P rice s A r e L ow
Let Us Please You, Too
H . T . Giltner
Mrs. W. Mailer o f Portland is
spending a few days at the home
o f J. W. Hughes and visiting other
friends around Dilly and Forest
Grove.
Double Wedding Solemnized
Miss Lea Good to James Elmer
May and Miss Gertrude Nichols
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. James
Nichols, married to Carmel M.
Good Friday afternoon Septem
ber 29. Rev. E. V. Stivers, Chris
tian preacher of McMinnville o f
ficiated. The home |was beauti
fully decorated, and many friends
were present. The Press con
gratulates by wishing them the
many blessings attending married
life.
A Good Position
Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the field o f
‘ ‘ Wireless” or railway telegraphy.
Since the 8-hour law became ef
fective, and since the Wireless
companies are establishing sta
tions throughout the country
there is a great shortage of tele
graphers. Positions pay begin
ners from $70 to $90 per month,
with good chance of ad vancement.
The National Telegraph Institute
o f Portland, Ore., under super
vision c f R.R. and Wireless Offic
ials and places all graduates into
positions. It will pay you to
write for full details.
2t
Iu your occupation or
in your spare time you
want us
as much
as
we
want
you
W hen you contem
plate buying a new heating stove call and see our
fine line of Air Tights, the best on the market.
W . O. Wagner & Sons
Forest Grove,
Go to
MILLER’S
T h e P ioneer Druggist
You will find full and complete line
Main Street
Mrs. Murray and her daughter
Forest Grove Muriel went shopping in Forest
Aged Woman Dies
Drugs, Toilet Articles and Sundries
I
Grovi Wednesday.
A ll Portland prices met
Mrs. Minnie Walker, age 83,
W . F. H A R T K A M P F
Rev. Jones will be our pastor died Tuesday.
The following
Wholesale and Retail
for the next year. We are all j childred survive her; Mrs. Melissa
glad to see him among uS.
Armantrodt and S. A. Walker o f
Vetch Seeds, all kinds o f grass seed, Grey
Seed Oats, Rink Winter W heat
The house o f Mr. Kuhns has Forest Grove, Mrs. E. J. Lyle
Hay and Feed
been sold to a family from Inde of Coeur d ’Alene, Idaho, James
Walker Hood River, Robert M.
pendence, Ore.
Walker o f Westfall, and Wm. G.
HEADQUARTERS
Arthur Hubbert who had his Walker with whom deceased re
Commercial Trade Solicited
for
tonsils removed, is getting along sided on the home place.
Spsci&l Conveyances Over Wilson River Route to Tillamook
Milburn Wagons, Milwaukee nicely now.
Mrs. Walker together with her
Mowers and Binders and
The ladies’ Aid held a social at husband, Robert Walker, took up
Horses Bought, Sold and Exchanged
Plymouth Binder
the parsonage, Tuesday evening. their homestead near Banks in
Mr. Walker died in 1892.
A large number was present and 1849.
Twine
Phone,: Ind- 744, Pac. 33
Mrs. Walker has during all this
all had an enjoyable time.
time resided on the homestead.
lnd Phone 50x
Forest Grove, Ore
Up to within a few hours o f her
Locals
death she was apparently in good
The remains will be
Mrs. Geo. Bunker was a Port health.
laid in the Wilkes Cemetery near
land visitor Tuesday.
J. S. Loynes & Son.
Banks after the funeral services
Mrs. A. L. Sexton left this which will he held at the resi
morning for a day in Portland.
dence tomorrow at one o ’clock. r
F. A . M A Y E R , Prop.
Hon. H. Bernard, o f McMinn
ville, is in our city today.
Solicit a Share of the Public
Edward Sills, who has been in
&
Patronage
E. M. Bedwell, o f McMinnville, the employ o f the University
Mill Co., o f Portland, visited
was in to see us Tuesday.
Everyone
Forest Grove, Oregon.
friends in the Grove the fore
Will
Be
Treated Alike
Ira Purdin went to Portland, part o f the week, leaving Wed
Funeral Chapel and Family
Tuesday.
nesday for his home at Nooksack,
Main St.
Forest Grove
Wash. Mr. Sills is a brother of
Parlor in Connection
Mrs. John Bellinger went to Leon T. Sills, o f the Oregon Land
Portland this week.
Co.
Phone Ind. 752
Pacific State 45
I. P. Vannoy of Dilley called
Holbrook ix>dge No. 30,
at the Press office yesterday.
A. F. and A. M. Stated
FOR SALE—Vetch seed, phone
Communication this Sat
J.C. Kuralti
general A uctioneers
For Sale
491 or see M. S. Allen.
tf urday evening, Oct. 7, at 8
E.I. Kuralti
notarial work
o ’clock. Work in the M. M. de
Icecream freezers and refrige- WANTED— Few milk customers. gree. Visiting brethren welcome.
J u l iu s W e h r l y ,
ators at C. L. Hinman’ s.
By ordt i ol the Worshipful Mas
3rd St. N, 2 Blocks W of C St. ter.
For sale or lease, 10 to 40 acres
REAL ESTATE,COLLECTIONS
hop land. Press office.
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A. B en K ori , Secretary.
Miss Rose Bonschea o f the
Hobert-Curtis
is
visiting
with
MONEY TO LOAN
Patronize home industry by
Mr. Merritt, o f Hillside, has
Mrs. M. E. Ralston this week.
moved
his
drag
saw
to
the
Wright
buying Oregon and Victor Flour. |
German spoken in the office
W. F. Schultz left by the S. P. timber on the Thatcher road and
Build up youi home and home
PHONES
will cut several hundred cords o f
Bell, Main 346
Ind. City 344
institutions with home patron for Albany where he is going on wood for Mr. Wright, who ex
a business trip.
age. C r e s c e n t M il ls .
HILLSBORO.
OREGON
pects to market the wood here
Walter Roewurm, real estate
When you buy your new wagon dealer, makes us glad by having and in Portland.
jack, get the “ Union.” Simplest, his name added to the Press sub
My Dear Sir:—
W. S. Reynolds, the Yamhill
strongest and most useful. Once scription list.
WHEN IN HILLSBORO
jeweler,
passed
through
here
on
used always used. J. B. Mat
It would give
thews, Agent.
tf
Subiects for Congregational his way to Portland, Tuesday.
be sure to call at
me mucli pleasure to meet
Church: Morning, “ Church and He was formerly in the photo
The Horton Incandescent Ker Community;” Evening, monthly business in our city.
you at our Shoe Store where
osene Burner gives four times praise service by the choir.
we could look over our Shoes
Attorney Wm. Langley left
the light o f the ordinary burner
on
at one half the cost. Sold by J.
Young Shadrick o f this city" Tuesday morning for McMinn
For over 50 years I have been
Eait Side Second St.
T. Matthews.
tf was taken to Hillsboro by the ville where he met Bud Pennell
selling shoes. For nearly 15
For Sale—A fine line of up to sheriff last week. Shadrick was for a hunting trip in the moun
years right here in Forest
tains.
M eals at A ll Hours
date refrigerators and ice cream accused o f petty larceny.
Grove I have been doing the
freezers at C. L. Hinman’s.
PLENTY OF EVERYTHING
Mr. Galloway o f Beaverton,
The suit filed by H. L. McGinn
GOOD
best
that
there
is
in
me
to
FOR SALE With harness, team who at one time lived north o f against N. J. Weiberg in Yam-
town
and
was
engaged
in
the
hill
County
for
the
recovery
o
f
MRS.
ALICE
FULLER
build up a business founded
horses, weight 1500 lbs. each,
hop business, was in town the damages occasioned from the
Manager
8 and 10 years old, sound and first of the week.
strictly on quality and for
alleged misrepresentation o f lo-
true, work single or double. Can
.
.
cation o f certain lands purchased
cash. By strict adherence
J. T. Shannon who for the past by the plaintiff from defendant,
have job at from $5. to $6. per
to this principal we have
two weeks has been suffering was tried yesterday and the jury
day all fall, with team.
ESTABLISHED 1885
severely from some ailment o f returned judgment against Wei-
built up the Forest Grove
Press office.
>8 getting better and is berg and in favor o f McGinn in
Shoe Store until its the best
FOR SA LE —A Columbia Graph-, able to be out on crutches.
the sum o f $1250.00
known store in Washington
ophone with a dozen records
y ALL KINDS OF
Dilley
school
opened
Sept.
18.
N
O
TIC
E
-A
nyone
wishing
to
County
for reliable Foot
CHEAP for cash or instalments.
Enrollment in the four rooms 119. purchase the “ Reference Pas-
Wear.
Graphophone has been used a A few more pupils will enter later, sage Bible.’ please drop me a
M onumental W ork
I wish if you are not already
short time. Call at the Forest
1{’nPr° vements were made card and I will be pleased to
one o f our customers, you
Grove Pharmacy.
to the buildings during summer show you the finest system of
Estimates given on First-
would investigate the shoes
vacation and everything is now Bible study yet introduced to the
Class Work and Stock Only
in gixid shape. School closed public. J. F. L eise , Agent for
we have. It will pay you.
264-66 Fourth St. Opposite City Hall j
Robert Loomia has sold his next week on account o f Teach- Washington and Yamhill Coun-
Eastern Oregon farm and return er s Institute at Hillsboro
PORTLAND. OREGON
ties. Address Box 597. Forest
ed to the Grove to reside.
V. V. W illis , Prin.
Grove.
tf
' Main 8664
A 111$ j
Ind. Phone 701
Pac. States 26
FASHION STABLES BROZ £ £ DEN
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
Forest Grove i CITY R E S T A U R A N T
Shoe Store
Undertakers
Funeral Directing Embalming
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CITY RESTAURANT
a
K u r a lt i B ros.
CITY RESTAURANT
Portland Marble Works
I
tV. B. RUSSELi