FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1912.
drama and opera without moving
from his own fireside.
Wm. Lyda was a Gales Creek
visitor last week.
Chas Bateman was transacting
business in Forest Grove Mon
day.
S. S. Dallas went to Portland
Sunday to serve as juror. It is
understood Francis White depart
ed for the Rose City Monday for
the same purpose.
The members of the Hillside
Christian Endeavor society took
charge of the Gales Creek meet
ing Sunday night and enjoyed a
very pleasant eyening.
FromN
Forest Survey, who has been
working
in this vicinity, has com
Mr. Ayers has purchased two
pleted
his
labors and departed
large hogs from John McCann.
Because of the recent exces for other fields.
sive rains, the prune men are The election of November 5
went through very smoothly.
rushing their crops to market.
J.
W. H. Adkins and John E.
Dr. Tucker, of Forest Grove,
Lilly
being elected Justice of the
was called to the Sargent home
Peace
and Constable, respect
All correspondents of the
the l^st of the week.
ively.
Press are requested to for
Ray Maitland, Frank Wilson,
ward full name and post
and Earl Johnston were on an Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lilly, of
office address to this office
excursion to Wilson river the Portland, visited with Mr. and
forepart of the week. They re Mrs. James Churchill, over Sun for our files. Also telephone
number if possible.
turned with a string of fish each. day.
Norman
Lilly,
from
Cogans
Charles Maitland and John
Wilson were over Sunday visit saw mill, visited a day this week
COUNTY SEAT NOTES
with his mother in Gales City.
ors with friends in the Grove.
J. H. Humphreys, of Wood
Messrs Maitland, Culines and Miss Bertha Churchill and land, Washington, visited here
Vincent are at home for a few George Madsen spent Sunday on Sunday.
Gales Creek.
days.
Street paving work has been
Dr. Tucker, of Forest Grove,
John Parsons and wife were has lifted the quarentine from greatly delayed by the late heavy
Forest Grove visitors Sunday.
the home of Mr. Seth, estab rains. On two blocks of Second
Dr. Linklater, of Hillsboro, lished because of the illness of street, leading to the S. P. depot,
was called to the home of Mr. his father.
temporary planking has been
Louisingnet the latter part of The Clapshaw boys shot a bear laid for the winter.
the week.
0. C. Sook, wife and daughter,
on upper Clearwater last Friday.
Mr. Louisingnet and Arthur Earl Bateman delivered a load now living at Monmouth, visited
Parks made a Hying trip to Port of pork weighing 1400 pounds, at here over oyer Sunday, They
land Monday.
formerly resided in this city.
Banks last week.
Howard Lilly was transacting
Mr. Hamlin of Nehalem, while Mrs. A. C. Archbold has been
business in Portland Saturday.
returning to his home on Gales quite sick the past week.
Robert Lilly returned to the Creek, Sunday, had his buggy John H. Loewen, the drayman
Grove Tuesday.
break down.
With the assis is moving his family to Portland
The Misses Pnreda Lansing tance of neighbors along the this week.
and Alice and May McCann were road the trouble was remended The biennial city election will
home visitors Sunday.
and he proceeded on his way be held on the first Monday in
December. There is some talk
Sam Short accompanied mail rejoicing
of
another ticket being nom
carrier S. S. Dallas to Wilson James Churchill has purchased
river Monday.
a new hornless phonograph and inated in opposition to the mass
C. C. Scott, a member of the now enjoys all the delights of meeting ticket.
The S. P. Company has its
track about all laid for the
electric extension through the
city, except on the paved por
tion of Main street.
Good Horses mid Rigs, with or without
John M. Brown, the Wells-
Drivers. Transient Horses well
UNDER NEW
Fargo
expressman for the last
cared for.
fifteen
years, has resigned and
MANAGEMENT
HESS & MACK, Proprietor»
removed to his mountain ranch
near Buxton.
G ALES CREEK G LEANINGS
U. S. ST A B L E S
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KENNEDY’S GRAPE JUICE
M ADE FROM T H E
Best Concord Grapes
Pure and Unfermented.
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D. A. K E N N E D Y
C O N C O R D R ID G E F R U IT
FOREST GROVE
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PICKED AT ORENCO
Orenco is the baby precinct of
Washington County yet there
were 140 votes polled. Judging
from the way the ballots were
marked there are very few en
titled to the voting priviledge
who” vote it straight” in these
modern days.
The store building, lot and
mercantile stock of Samuel
Kunz has been purchased by two
enterprizing young business men
of Portland, who will personally
conduct the establishment in the
future.
A mass meeting was held last
Friday evening in the school
house at which preliminary steps
toward forming a permanent or
ganization of the School Fair
association were taken.
Apple Show both of which are
being held at Spokane, Washing
ton. Mrs. Buxton is a member
of the State Woman’s Board
Committee.
Gladys Vermilyea was visiting
her aunt Mrs. N. A. Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Stevenson
were over at his fathers visiting
Sunday.
HILLSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamford
have returned from a several
days visit in Portland.
T. E. Hines made a business
trip to Portland last week.
Dick Quick has found it neces
sary to have an operation per
formed upon his baby, and the
little one has been removed to a !
Portland hospital.
Lawrence commenced attend
ing school last Week.
BARGAIN LOTS
Large Size, for Little Money
$10 Down, $10 per month-----Close in
I have 22 in one tract. Lots of
lots in other places; Easl and West,
North and South in Forest Grove,
so take your choice. Pay down
the price of a lot in any location
and have a house built to order to
be paid out on installments. Your
house will go up in a hurry as soon
as you select your site.
See Blue Prints, get prices at
Littlehales & Cady’s Office
CHAS. E. HALL
Phone me at 0171 - 0191
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Pacific University.
The greatest
American Artist
Management,
DAVID B1SPHAM EUGENE KUESTER, Portland.
At the piano,
Harry M. Gilbert.
Season Ticket
of 4 Concerts
$ 3.00
Edison Phonographs and
Records at Staehr’s Bazaar
Next to Post Office, Forest Grove, Ore.
G ATH ERED A T G A STO N
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kertson, of
Portland, visited friends in this
city Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bryant is spending
a pleasant winter in Fresno, Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Baker and daughter
Grace, recent arrivals from Den
ver, Colorado, are making their
home with Dr, J. W. Baker of
this city.
Women in Gaston are commenc
ing to take active interest in city
politics. One woman has been
nominated for city treasurer and
another was tendered the nomi
nation for rity marshal, but de
clined.
The election of city
officers will be held shortly.
The Congregational church of
Gaston celebrated its twenty-
fifth anniversary last Saturday
and Sunday. Joseph Gaston, for
whom this place was named, was
guest of honor.
Others from
out of the city who participated!
were Prof. Bates, Prof. Taylor, 1
and Rev, and Mrs. Barber, of
Forest Grove and Rev. Curran of j
Portland, formerly editor of the [
Condon News.
The people of
Forest Dale and Spring Hill sec-1
tions also helped to make the;
service a success. All who at
tended brought basket dinners
Sunday, and an old fashioned!
picnic dinner was spread on tables '
in Raymond Hall at noon. The
many guests, together with the
home folk, reported it to have
been one of the most enjoyable!
events they had attended for
years.
ismu
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are fast coming to the
front. They are driving every other talking machine
and record out of the rnarket. Why ? Because they
have stood the test for years. A number of other talk
ing machines have been compelled to quit business be
cause either the machine or the records did not give
satisfaction. A good feature with the Edison machine is
that the records never wear out. And another good
feature is that the Edison machine and records are sold
at the same price the world over. Whether it is in New
Yoik, Chicago, Portland or Forest Grove, the prices are
are all the same. Of course a number of people are send
ing east for them, having been led to believe, by some
fak e advertism ents, that they could get them cheaper by
sending east, but if they investigate they find out they
have paid exactly the same price that they could have
bought the machine of the home dealer for, and perhaps
$5 or $6 express charges extra. Besides this they get a
machine that is not adjusted and they do not have a
chance to hear the records. Every Edison Talking M a
chine that is sold at Sraehr’s Bazaar has been set up, ad
justed and tried before it goes out. A full line of records
are always kept in stock. The Edison Talking M achines
are sold on easy m onthly paym ents and absolutely guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
Edison Phonographs and Records
STAEHR’S BAZAAR.
The only way to success; what
little we know and what a lot we
do not know. Why our hens do
not lay when eggs are 40 cents
per dozen. Owing to the change
of feed in the spring when they
get plenty of oily insects they
lay the most, so why not feed
them oily feeds such as millet,
rape, cale, sorgum and meat
scraps, in connection with an
other receipt you can obtain at
the commission store.
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J. D. R ode .
WEEKLY WORD OF WATTS
John Stevenson was out over
Sunday with the home folks at
Elkhorn farm.
Mrs. Dorthia Seymour and
little daughters, Dortha and Vic
toria, called at Concord Ridge
Fruit Farm Sunday afternoon.
Dick Holscher was in town
Tuesday, shipping the last of his
grapes.
They say there is nothing new
under the sun. yet we find some
thing in Oregon weather, that
the oldest known inhabitant says
“ never was like” before. This
present "spellof weather.” for
instance.
Louis Stevenson was unable
to attend school the last of the
week on account of sickness.
J. H. DeMoss was seen on the
streets of Forest Grove Saturday.
Mr. DeMoss has a large crop of
apples this year that keeps him
busy.
Mrs. A. T. Buxton is away
this week attending the National
Grange Convention and National
FOREST GROVE PHILHARMONIC COURSE
Dec. 16 Marsh Hall,
Main Street Garage
Auto Repairing, Vulcanizing and
General Machine Work. Storage
and Supplies.
Phone Main 62X
W . A . CH ALM ERS,
Main Street, Forest Grove.
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