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FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 2, 1913.
Forest Grove
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Coal,
Cold Storage
and Ice.
MERTZ & LATTA
Cor. 5th Ave.
and 2nd St.,
Forest Grove,
Ore.
MR. RANCHER.
Do you know where your
land corners are, or the ex.
act number of acres you
have ? You need to know be­
cause the price of 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.
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 o f Hard Wheat
Flour, Sack Twine and Sacks,
Hay and Vetch Seed.
Give us a call when in need.
lnd Phone 50x
Forest Grove, Ore
A. E. Hart, of this city, visit­
ed Portland and Willamette Falls
last Monday.
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Miss Mary Corl, of this city,
visited with her parents at Cor­
vallis, last week.
Dilley's Fish Market, open six
days in the week. Will deliver
fresh, salt and dried fish. North
First avenue,
telephone 692
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lamb en­
tertained the Christian church
young folks at a watch night
party last Tuesday evening.
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A light snow fell here Friday
Rev. Daniel Staverwas a Gales
night.
City caller last week.
Mrs. McKee ver, the local
Miss Maud Lilly entertained a
school teacher, has returned number o f friends Saturday eve­
When you desire to buy an
from Hillsboro, where she has ning.
All report a most jolly
article o f jewelry visit the store of
been taking a special examina­ time.
Shearer & Son. in Forest Grove.
tion.
Miss Phreda Loving and Ruth They have everything in the
School takes up Monday, Dec., Lilly, of Forest . Grove, were jewelry line.
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30, after a two week’s vaca­ guests o f Miss Maud Lilly Satur-
The names of the three pupils
tion.
| day evening.
who are ahead in the Industrial
Ezra Kirts and family, of
A severe storm has been rag­
work contest in the Fir Creek
Cedar Canyon, spent Xmas with ing for the past few days, re-
School o f Gales Creek are as fol­
A. J. Killin.
; suiting in very high water.
lows: Earle Harpe, Bliss Dallas
G. M. Lock has sold his Straw- Some damage has been done to and Tommie Hines.
berrie acres and moved to Forest the road between Gales City
Loan Wanted on quarter sec­
Grove, where he has purchased and Forest Grove, one fill near
tion
of good limber on Gaits
the
Frank
McNamei
place
being
a small home in the West part of
Creek,
13 miles from Forest
washed
out
and
damaged
to
the
town.
Grove. Valuation $4500. Want r
Mr. and Mrs. Hazlett and extent of $75. This storm should
$1700 for two years. W. F. Mc­
daughter, Laura, have left for ! serve as a warning to supervis­
Kinnon, 401 Board of Trade,
California to seek better health. ors to place more pipe in the fills
Portland.
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A delightful program was ren so that the water will be sure to
dered Xmas evening at the That­ run off at the high mark. It
cher church, the public school would be cheaper for the county
and Sunday school uniting. The to put in double the amount o f
program was quite extensive, pipe at the time o f construction,
and the participants acquitted ; than to have the fills overflow
A play, "Thompkins Hired
Man,” will be given in the Star
themselves most creditably. The ! and wash out.
Mr. and Mrs. George Madson, j theater Monday, January 8 at 8
three most popular numbers on
the program w ere“ Mikey M’ Ginn who were recently married, p. m., by the Catholic young
of Toombledown Ally” by Harris spent Christmas at the home of people. Admission 25, 35 and 50
Loynes, (a humerous imperson­ Mr. and Mrs. Churchill, parents I cents. Those having tickets for
ation of a poor newsboy) which o f Mrs. Madson. A few o f the | lots at the beach, including en-
received a well deserved encore. "b oys” gathered with cow bells, j tertainment, may exchange tick-
"Under the Old Umbrella,” a tin cans, guns etc., in the even­ | ets at the window and lots will
song by Bert and Ella Heesacker ing, and rendered a delightful ¡be given the following week.
and a dialogue entitled, "Xm as serenade which lasted over half | The play will be given in Cor-
in the Different Nations” in an hour. The ametuer musicians \ nelius on Friday evening, Jan­
which a number o f scholars took were finally invited within the uary 10, in Hendricks hall; and at ..
part. The building was packed Churchill home and entertained ! Verboort on Sunday evening, I
until there was hardly standing with cake, coffee, candy and January 12, in Forester’ s hall.
room. A fter the program, Santa cigars. All varieties o f good
I Claus called, to the great delight luck are wished for the newly­
(o f the smaller members of the weds.
T h e handiest of all
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in emergency needs;
o f those present distributed ::
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gifts, candy and nuts which he
a good H o t W a t e r
found on the tree,
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Judge Stevenson and daughter
necessity.
Pearl were in the Grove last Sat­
SCOGGINS VALLEY
urday.
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Dick Holscher put on his high
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E W I S H T O A N N O U N C E that w e
have purchased the drug store ow ned
by C . E. lllidge & C o., commonly
known as the Pioneer Drug Store.
Having associated ourselves with the
drug profession for many years w e also
wish to state that w e expect to conduct a
first-class and up-to-date store in every
respect and that our motto will be
Satisfied Customers,
Y ou rs respectfully.
V anK oughnet & R eder.
Forest Grove, Ore., January I, 1913.
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K E N N E D Y ’S G R A P E J U IC E
M ADE FROM THE
“ THOMPKINS HIRED MAN”
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Rev. Julian Hatch, o f Orenco,
spent the holidays with his son
Albert.
Ida Wise, who has been at­
tending the public school in
Portland, is spending a week at
home.
Mrs. T. W. Sain is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Parker, at
Forest Grove.
Best Concord Grapes
Fure and Unfermented.
A bsolutely Safe and Reliable
The Bankers
Mr.
Thompson,
with
his
family, moved from near Dilley
to the Tupper saw mill, where
he is employed as engineer.
Harry Dodson and family,
are spending a few weeks with
relatives near Hillsboro.
R. A. Herrington and Lester
Hall made a business trip to
Hillsboro Saturday, returning to
Gaston in the evening to attend
the W. O. W. lodge.
Mrs. C. L. Dennis is visiting
W. Weitzel
L. L. Hollinger this week, with her daughter,
Mrs. W. W. Ryals.
W EITZEL & HOLLINGER
Ora Hankins spent Xmas in
the Grove, the guests o f Mr. W V . V . V W W W W . W . W . V . V .
Tinning and Plumbing, Sheet and Mrs. J. A. Parker.
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“ A ” Streets; phone 863.
Mr. Russell is again seriously Gaston,
Claud Bryant, an O. A. C. stu­
ill.
dent,
is spending the holidays
The
Dilley schools re-opened
with
his
parents.
Monday.
Mrs.
M.
Owens, who had a
H. Hubbert is visiting at Sum­
bad
fall
about
a week ago, is still
mit a few days.
confined to her bed.
Ray W olf shot himself through
Mrs. Wm. Richards and sister
the foot with a .22 rifle Monday,
Gladys
McBurney, of Albany,
causing a painful but not danger­
have
been
spending the holidays
ous, wound.
with their father, brothers and
sisters.
Dr. Lowe, Jan. 10.
A merry party of young people
gathered at the home o f Mr.
Don’ t forget the fact that you Haney, New Years Eve, to
want to see "Thompkins Hired watch the old year out and the
Man, ” at the Star theatre Jan uary new year in.
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i Forest Grove Press $1.50 a year.
Merchants Mutual Fire Association
Of Forest Grove, Oregon
C onducted on E conom ic and Business Principles. The Home
C om pany I hat H as M ad e G o o d .
Insure Your
Business or Dwelling in The
Bankers & Merchants
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boots and walked to town, Mon­
day, last.
D. A. Kennedy and family
spent Christmas at the Higby
home in the Grove.
The daughters of A. Reuter
were at the home place
on
David’ s Hill Christmas.
With his meat market in the
Grove and his dairy farm on
Gales Creek A. S. Dilley is busy
these days.
Mrs. Rosa Vermilyea and
daughter Gladys were spending
Christmas day with the family
of N. A. Frost.
You can ring anyone from
Gales City to Oak Hill, as the
lines are generally crossed either
out here or in town.
Did it rain? It just poured!
Gales Creek is out o f its banks
and there was danger of the
bridges going, but no serious
damage has been done, as we
have learned.
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K. REYNOLDS
Hot Water
Bottles
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Pacific Ave., Forest Grove
ILTNER’S
Phone Main 701
ROCERY
South Main Street, Forest G rove, O re.
Fresh Vegetables Every Day
Perfect quality,
models,
right
L og Cabin Bread
A m b e r and
Fresh Each Morning
G olden G ate
COFFEE
new
sizes,
right prices and great­
est satisfaction if you
buy here.
K. N. S t . ehr
P. A. Kirchheiner
FOREST GROVE REAL ESTATE CO.
Forest Grove Pharmacy
Up-to-the-minute-Druggists
W e deliver.
Phene 901
Office at Staehr’s Bazaar, next to Post
Office. Will advertise property listed in Port­
land and Forest Grove papers. A number o f
the best bargains in real estate will appear in
this space every week.
People who have
property they will sell at a bargain, can al­
most be assured o f the sale if listed with the
Beat the Prices
at the
Farmers’ Grocery
and Meat Market
Forest Grove Real Estate Co.
Look for real estate bargains in this space
next week.
Pacific Ave.
J. D . R O D E
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