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FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1912.
Forest Grove
Steam Laundry
W ood,
Coal,
Cold Storage
and Ice.
MERTZ & LATTA
Cor. 5th Ave.
and 2nd St.,
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Forest Grove,
Ore.
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W. F. HARTRAMPH
Feed Mill will run every
day in the week.
Wholesale and Retail
Bran,Shorts, Rolled Oats, Ground
Oats, Ground Wheat, Cracked
Wheat, Cracked Corn, Whole
Wheat and Corn, Middlings and
several kinds of Hard Wheat
Flour, Sack Twine and Sacks,
Hay and Vetch Seed.
Give us a call when in need.
lnd Phone 50x
S. A . W A L K E R
Forest Grove, Ore
H . L 1D Y A R D
WALKER & LIDYARD
SHOEMAKERS
1st Ave. N., near Main St.
We are prepared to do
the very best of all
kind o f shoe work.
UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY
Special attention given
to crippled feet.
P O L K ’ S'
THATCHER ITEMS.
GALES CREEK GLEANINGS.
Will Haney is painting his
Judson James has bought the
new
house.
Joseph Lee farm.
A. J. Killen was a Grove visi­
Ray Vincent has gone to Tim­
tor Monday, on business.
ber for a few days work.
E. G. Downs and family, of
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner visited
Thatcher, attended church at the
at theShorb’ home Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Lilly was visiting Grove, Sunday morning.
A choir, composed of the
Sunday with Mrs. Schofield.
young
people o f the neighbor­
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Mait­
hood,
was
organized in Thatcher
land visited Sunday with Mrs.
this week.
Ayers.
In the future, the Thatcher
Ben Harper was trading with
Sunday
School will meet at 2 p.
the Forest Grove merchants
m.
sharp.
All are requested to
Wednesday.
be on time.
E. J. Ayers and Chas. Mait­
Everett Jefferyes, who started
land were business visitors in
attending
school this week, took
Portland, Saturday.
possession o f the only remaining
Grandma Hart is visiting with
vacant desk in the school house.
Mrs. Maitland. She will remain
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Thom­
for a couple of weeks.
as, of Forest Grove, spoke on
Mr. and Mrs. Harper are the
“ Home Missions” and in the
parents of a ten pound baby boy evening Rev. Upton gave an in­
born last Tuesday noon.
teresting discourse from the text
Kate Hisler is staying with “ He Prayeth.”
Mrs. Itanes, while the boys are
This has been a most surpris­
away upon a fishing trip.
ing week in Thatcher, from a
Mrs.Ayers, Mrs. Dallas, Hazel social standpoint. Monday even­
Dallas and Miss Dunmore vis­ ing a number of friends gath­
ited Sunday with Mrs. Allen.
ered at the Loynes’ home to as­
The families of Charles Hund­ sist Harris Loynes celebrate his
ley and Mrs. Belle Lilly visited fifteenth birthday.
The time
Sunday with Green Lilly, at was pleasantly passed with music
Hillside.
and games, and the occasion was
Arthur Parks and family are made especially sweet by some
visiting at the home of Mrs. very nice home made taffy. Every­
Park’s mother Mrs. Louisingnot one present enjoyed themselves
immensely.
for a few days.
Tuesday evening Mrs. E. G.
Ray and Chester Vincent made
Downs
was pleasantly surprised
a trip to the Nehalem Saturday,
returning Tuesday with a string
o f fish each. They report a splen­
did time.
Katherine and Robert Lilly left
last Thursday for
McCloud,
California, where their brother
Albert is lying in the hospital
seriously injured.
SCOGGINS VALLEY
THE CHRISTIAN CHUCH.
Regular services at the Chris­
tian church next Sunday m orn­
ing and
evening.
Morning
theme
“ The
K ing’s
Ferry
Boats.” In the evening the sub­
ject is, “ The Enemies of Christ
Subdued. The time is now past
when Rev. Hilton or his family
could take the disease to which
they were partially exposed, so
that no one need to fear them.
The Thanksgiving services will
he held in this Church Thursday
evening, with special program.
All are welcome to all the Ser­
vices.
Mr. and Mrs. Wall were week
end visitors in Cornelius.
W. B. Ogilive is employed at
A Directory of each City, T o w n a n d
carpenter work near Cherry
Village, g iv in g d e s c r ip tiv e s k e tc h of
Grove.
each p la ce, lo ca tio n , p o p u la tio n , te le ­
graph, s h ip p in g am i b a n k in g p o in t;
0. Hankins has had the sur­
also C la ssified D ir e c to r y , com piled by
business un d profession.
veyors
marking off 30 acres he
R . L. P O L K & C O ., 8 1 A T T I K
has sold to Edd Robertson of
Yamhill County.
George Wise, Jr., who has I
spent the summer in the harvest
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fields near Walla Walla, returned
home a few days ago.
Civil Engineering
Rev.
Adams,
our pastor, |
• and Surveying
preached a very interesting
Thanksgiving sermon last Sun­
day. His text was “ Thank God
A. A. KIRKWOOD,
for Land, Life and Love.”
Abbot Bld’g
The Missionary Society met at
Phone 482
the
home o f Mrs. Sain, last
Forest Grove, Ore.
Wednesday, Nov. 20.
It was
well attended and a very inter­
esting and helpful meeting held.
W .Woitzel
1.. I.. Hollinger
Mrs. F. A. Hoodenpyl who re­
cently underwent an operation
W E IT Z E L & HOLL1NGER at the Good Smaratan hospital in
Portland, is expected to he able
Tinning and Plumbing, Sheet to come home next Wednesday.
Metal W ork and Re­
Mr. and Mrs. It. Matterson
pair Shop.
are preparing to leave the farm.
They expect to spend the winter
North First Avenue, between Main ami in Eugene with their son Arthur
" A ” Streets; phone 863.
and later on settle in Forest
Grove. The farm has been rent­
ed by the youngest son. Roy.
O R E G O N a n d W A S H IN G T O N
Business Directory
Beat the Prices
at the
Eight or ten years ago every­
body went to Portland to buy
All kinds of survey­
their Xmas gifts because no one
ing and maping.
in Forest Grove carried any
Subdivisions a spec­
goods o f that kind to speak of.
ials .
A few misshapen dolls and some
half
broken shopworn toys could
H. B. GLAISYER,
he
found
in the grocery and
Hoffman <& Allen Bld’g
drug
stores
but not enough to
Phone 806
go
around
until
K. N. Steahr got
Forest Grove, Ore.
into the Bazaar. Since then the
Xmas shopping in Portland has
been reduced more and more
ELITE MILLINERY PARLORS . every year as almost every ar­
National Bank Building.
ticle in the toy line that is in
Miss C. EL Olson,
Portland can he found at Steahr’s
Successor to Mrs. Bath.
Bazaar and at a much lower
Hi
Hillsboro, Ore. price.
The holiday season with its good
cheer and plenty is upon us. Every
family in Washington couuty is plan­
ning for the .......................................
C H R I S T M A S S p r e a d and
th e N E W Y E * R Feast.
The head of every family should
provide a carving, set o f quality with
which to carve the fattened turkey,
and the ............................................
C A R V I N G SETS
S c ld b y
KINKAN-GORDON HARDWARE CO.
FOREST GROVE
are acknowledged the acme of per­
fection, the premier o f quality and
the richest in appearance..................
PROGRAM OF THANKSGIVING SERVICE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH THURSDAY EVE
Hymn .........
Congregation |
Scripture reading..................Prof
Harrington
Anthem...................Congregation- |
al Choir
Prayer......... Rev. D. T. Thomas
Solo, Selected................. T. Isaac .
Proclamation........... Prof. W. M.
Proctor
Offering
Sermon........... Rev. S. H. Upton
America ................. Congregation
BARGAIN LOTS
Large Size, for Little Money
$ 1 0 Down, $ 1 0 per month....... Close in
I have 22 in one tract.
Lots of
lots in other places; East and W est,
North and South in Forest Grove,
Danielson will renovate and
re-make your mattress at a rea­
sonable figure.
3-tf
so take your choice.
Pay
dow n
the price of a lot in any location
and have a house built to order to
be paid out on installments.
Portland Marble Works
Y ou r
house will go up in a hurry as soon
as you select your site.
E stablished in 1885
See Blue Prints, get prices
at
Carries the
largest
m
r
stock or
Littlehales & Cady’s Office
MR"
C H A S. E. H A L L
Memorials.
2 6 4 -2 6 6 , 4th St.,
Phone me at 0171 - 0 1 9 1
Portland, Ore.
A Proclamation.
By proclamation of the President of the United
States, this day has been designated as one of
Farmers’ Grocery
and Meat Market
Thanksgiving,
to be observed throughout
the entire country.
In compliance with the
Pacific Ave.
edict of the National Executive, we desire to
J. D. RODE
express our thanks for the hearty support
of our many customers and friends.
You,
too, will be thankful if you have received
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MR. RANCHER.
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by the Thatcher young folks,
who called in a body to offer
felicitations upon her birthday.
There were over twenty present
and a general good time ensued.
An especially enjoyable feature
of the evening was the warm
moonlit atmosphere, which made
it possible to indulge in various
games upon the spacious lawn.
Music and singing also occupied
a good part o f the evening.
Mr. Downs made taffy, and was
assisted in the pulling by all
of
the gathering.
Wednes­
day, another party, consisting
of friends and relatives from
Forest Grove, surprised Mrs.
Downs by arriving shortly be­
fore noon with well filled bas­
kets. Several beautiful presents
were tendered the hostess to­
gether with best wishes for
many more such birthdays. Those
present were Rev. and Mrs. Up­
ton, Mrs Ed. Dixon, Miss Ethel
Dixon, and Miss Ethel Wells j
who came out from Portland.
Do you know where your
land corners are, or the ex.
act number o f acres you
have ? You need to know be­
cause the price o f land is so
high now, that every foot
adds on or takes off just so
much value. It is worth con­
sidering. Let me tell you.
H. B. G l a i s y e r , Surveyor.
Over Hoffman & Allen’s,
Phone 806.
Main St.
G. C. G R A Y ,
your proportion of the
ware
Beautiful Silver­
which is being distributed as premiums
by this store.
If you have not received it in
time for the decoration of the Thanksgiving
table, then be sure and look forward to the
Christmas
and
New Year's
spread, and
secure your share of the handsome articles
as quickly as possible.
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Dilley, Oregon
Phone 52
Hoffman & Allen Co.
Expert Carpet, Rug
and Fancy Weaving
Orders called for
and delivered.
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