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Diiiey Happenings
Lum Sears, , of Thatcher, is
fo r est G rove pr ess
i very sick.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes visited her
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Hospital Saturday.
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Central Livery Barns
Name the ad you prefer— get
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brodersen i
your share o f the money.
visited friends in Portland Sat-1
Me N&iHer & Wirt*, Proprietors
J. N. Hoffman, Manager,
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Mrs. F. A. Watrous visited urday.'
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H. M. Sailing and wife took
THURSDAY of EACH WEEK. friends in Portland. Saturday.
BOARD and ROOM—$5 per wk. dinner at the La Rue home Sun­
and Tillamook Stage Lines.
Colonial Hotel, new management. day.
I ndependent P h o n e s
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Adam Beal, a blacksmith of
The dance given by the Dilley
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Centerville, was in town Satur­ band in the K. of P. Hall was
t-'nteied at the t>o*t office :it Forest Grove, Osm
well attended and all report a 1
day.
as mail matter o f the second eta s.
Mrs. Ralston, of South Park, good time.
T e r m s o f S u b s c r ip t io n
visited her son in Portland, Sat­
Mr. Hess, our barber and con­
CASH IN ADVANCE
fectionery man, has put up a
urday.
One Year $1.00 - Six Months .75
Carl Hoffman was in Portland, fine, large sign at his place.
Saturday, looking up plumbing, The Ladies Aid held an all day
Display advertisements for publica­ goods.
session at the parsonage. An­
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills.
tion in the PRESS must be in this office
Lest you forget write card or other fine chicken dinner was en- i
not later than Tuesday evening to in­ letter at once, see front page an- joyed by all present.
DeWitts Kodol for dyspepsia.
sure appearance in current issue.
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Mrs. C. A. Broderson attend-1
Call for samples at
King McDonald, of Ellensburg, ed the Woman,s Club meeting at j
A copy o f The Press will be mailed Wash., was in the city on busi­ Forest Grove Monday.
to all advertisers in which their ad ap- ness last week.
Robert Alexander was a Port­
pears.
Reader we pay you cash to land visitor Saturday.
read the ads—sde front p a g e -
One o f Chas. Hubbert's horses
died Tuesday and another is sick
A man never knows what he write us a card.
can’ t do until he tries.
F. E. Smith, of Dilley, is mov­ with colic.
ing his family onto a farm near
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Detlefs
are the proud parents o f a fine
A man never finds out how Summit this week.
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Miss Penfield was in the state baby boy.
mean he is until he runs for o f­
metropolis selecting holiday goods
fice.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jerrett
the first of the week.
were visiting Sunday at the
A human being is the only
Ted Haney, son of J. M. Han­ home of the latter’ s sister, Mrs.
thing on earth that can smile. ey, after a year’ s sojourn in Ida­ J. B. Prickett and family.
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Complete
Use that God-given
privilege ho, returned last week.
C.
M.
Pechin
was
a
visitor
at
whenever possible.
Line Furniture, Groceries, Buggies
Rev. Father Kettenhofen, of Hillsboro Monday.
St. John’s Parish, was a Forest
George Gray and Henry Jer­
Wagons, Hardware, F.tc.
Do all traveling shows and Grove visitor last week.
rett
were trading in Forest Grove
entertainments come under the
We had the pleasure o f being Monday.
C o r n e l iu s . O r e g o n
ordinance requiring the marshal
shown through the prune dtyer
The ladies of Dilley met at the
to collect tax? If so, watch for o f B. Ortman this week.
home of Mrs. Frank Maurey
results.
Mrs. C. W. Fitch and two Tuesday for instructions in em­
The best and bravest men in daughters, of Dilley, were trad­ broidery.
Mrs. Bagwell, of Portland, was
this world are those who are ing in the Grove, Saturday.
If you have not received by mail a visiting Miss Gray Sunday.
proud when doing an act of kind­ Book
Store magazine catalogue please
ness for their old father or ask for one. The Book Store will meet
Clyde Pechin is putting a new
mother.
all subscription offers.
fence around his sister’p proper­
Archdeacon Chambers of Port­ ty.
Give your child a good educa­ land will conduct services of the
of Forest Grove, Oregon
Mrs. Borgen was trading in
tion; see to it that his morals are Episcopal Church in the Y. M. C. A.
Forest
Grove
Tuesday.
pure and his nature made sub­
room at the college Sunday at 11
Hrrry Best and wife visited at
missive to the laws that govern
a.m.
Abner Briggs’ home Saturday
man; having done this you have
State Mutual Insurance Com­ and Sunday.
given him a start in life far in
Harry Best has been on the
excess of all money value, and a panies met yesterday with the
start, of which he will not be de­ following lepresented: Oregon sick list is now convalescent.
Fire Relief of McMinnville, Hor­
prived.
Cherry Grove Locals
ticultural of Salem, Mutual Fire
(by C. E. Dixon)
and Beever State, o f Portland,
Hop Growers and Fire Relief of
Fire destroyed the dairy barn
Butteville, Bankers and Mer­
of C. D. Williams Sunday morn­
chants and Pacific Home of this ing. It originated in the hay
city. Much interess was mani­ loft and was discovered by one o f
fested in yesterday’s meeting the hired hands when he mounted
Read Press announcement on and the banquet served at the to the loft about 3:30 a. m. to
K. P. Hall was one of unques­ get hay for the horses. The fire
front page.
R. Kirkland becomes one of tionable success. About 70 guests gained headway so fast that in
were present. The meeting is still less than twenty minutes the en­
the Press reading circle.
in session today.
tire barn was ablaze. All stock
Robert Hayden, o f Glen wood,
The Bazaar people are busy getting
was in the city last week.
ready for their holiday trade. The j was saved except two colts. A
Thomas Frost, of Watts dis­ store Is beautifully decorated and tables ' few chickens were destroyed. !
are placed in every available space and j Neighbors were summoned by
trict, was in town Saturday.
loaded down with toys and Xmas gifts j telephone and by a hard fight
Henry Jerrett, of Dilley, vis­ for young and old. Large shipments
ited the Press office this week. of goods are arriving daily and it \ that lasted more than an hour
the old boss, Mr. K. N. Staehr, the granary was saved with the
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R. E. Porter, of Gaston, made worries
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and his staff to find room for every loss of a few shingles. About
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this office a pleasant call Mon­ thing. The building is now so crowded sixty tons of hay, several tons of
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with gooos that they are compelled to
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unpack the boxes outside the back door feed, oats and all the harness
G. 0. Gray, o f Dilley, would and carry the goods in one piece at a and tools stored in the barn,
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rather have the Press than the time, and still it keeps coming. The were a total loss.
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Bazaar carries by far the largest line
Dollar.
p the
The snoft is gone again. It
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toys ane Xmas goods in the county
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Will French, o f La Grande, vis­ of
and on account o f the fact that they never was welcome.
ited at the Langley home the buy direct from the German factories
If, 12 lights. 15f* mor
If, 8 lights, 1 0 ? more
Mrs. Harry Wiliiams, o f Van­
they are able to compete in price and
1 st of the week.
couver,
B.
C.,
is
visiting
with
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even with the largest stores in
Mrs. Hatfield, of Arizona, is quality
Portland. A handsome doll worth $25 R. Bemiss and family this week.
visiting with her mother, Mrs. will be given away Xmas eve as usual.
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Some repairs were made on the
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Jackson, o f this city.
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Geo. M. Littlehales and Bertha Independent telephone line last
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K. N. Staehr, proprietor o f the E. Schaefer were married by week where it crossess the W.
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Bazaar,' was in Portland this Rev. Bates o f Pacific University V. & Coast R. R. track.
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14x32,
week replenishing his holiday at the home of the bride in this
stock.
city Tuesday evening. The bride
If this paper should poke its
J. A. Elder had a pleasant visit has for several years successfully nose into some public business
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$ 90
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with E. E. Lyon, of Portland, conducted a millinery store in that some folks would keep un­
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Sunday. They were school boys this city and has a wide circle of der their hats and ask all about
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friends. The groom is the son it, don’ t take it that we are
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together.
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Several weddings are scheduled o f T. S. Littlehales and has been kickers just because of the size
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for St. Anthony’ s Parish this engaged as clerk in the general o f our ears, this we can’t help.
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month and it looks as though Cu­ merchandise establishment of
Geo. Shepherd,of North Plains,
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Hoffman
&
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for
several
pid had turned over a successful
a son-in-law o f Mr. Higby, was
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He is also interested in , a visitor in the city this week.
summer’s work into
Father years.
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fancy poultry, being secretary of
Buck’s hands.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman
the
Washington
County
Poultry
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A series o f sermo is will be
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The Press joins and Aileen, were in Portland
given in St. Anthony’s Church Association.
over Sunday to hear Gypsy Smith.
Half
Ply
Roofing,
sq
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Two
Ply
Roofing,
sq
1.75
with
the
many
friends
o
f
Mr.
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commencing with next Sunday
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Ply
Roofing,
sq
Three
Ply
Roofing,sq
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and
Mrs.
Littlehales
in
wishing
evening. They will be on the
“ Catholic Church and the Sacra­ them many happy years o f mar- j
Door and window frames, mouldings, casings, stair and
ments,’ ’and o f especial interest ried life.—No cake.
porch material. Send us your list for an estimate. ,
to non-Catholics. Everyone is
Favors Local Primary.
cordially invited.
The party given at St. An­ Editor Forest Grove Press—
In your paper o f October 19th,
230 Front St.,
Portland, Oregon
thony’s Rectory last Thursday
evening was very pleasing there we noticed an item regarding the
being nearly seventy present. nomination o f city ticket for For­
Various games were played and est Grove by direct primary. I
For
after lunch was served by the heartily approve the same. If it
FOR SALE or trade, 20 acres
The Auction House
ladies o f the Altar Society sever­ js good for a city o f 2500 or over
timber land, four miles from
al musical numbers were given, it is surely just as good for a
Forest Grove, on Rock Road, will
Why not let
the one by Mrs. McEldowney be­ city o f our size.
cut 1200 ¡cords of wood. Trade
ing especially enjoyed. It is every voter have a say in nom-1
0. M. SANFORD, Prop.
for stock or citv property. J. E.
hoped that these parties will be inating a city ticket?
E. W. Haines. Center of Block
given often during the winter.
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Main St. phone , Ind. 721
N. main ST Tumbleson, Forest Grove,,
in the City of
F orest G rove , O regon ,
General livery
Dr. Hines, Drug Store
C. C. HAN CO CK
General Merchandise, Fanning Implements
The First National Bank
Has Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
Ì, $62,000
in the
sum
Greater than any other Banking House in
Washington County
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Shearer’s
Confectionery
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
Fancy Christmas Candies
and Tobaccos............ New and Second Hand Goods