PAGE 8 FOREST GROVE PRESS Benefit Show a Success The benefit which was given for Mrs. Grady, who is in the Forest Grove Sanitarium, was well at tended last Friday night. There : was $15 cleared. The people of Forest Grove a,-e to be commend ed for their liberal response when such calls come to them. * THURSDAY", OCTOBER 2. 1913 Mrs. M. A. Thomas went to the fair will oe as profitable as a the beach Saturday. a day at school. Your very truly Michael Senko, o f Cornelius, B. VV. B arnes , left last Saturday morning for County School Sup’t. Kansas, his old home, to settle up his business interests. He will Miss Etta Walston and H. A. be away for two or three weeks. Williams were among the Port The Misses Brown, of Patten’ s land visitors Saturday. Valley, will move to Hillsboro Mrs. Lombard Shivers came this week. Thev have rented Marguret McFeeters started out from Portland to help Mrs. their large farm o f 640 acres to a into school Tuesday morning, Lombard in the ipillinery store Mr. Johnson, and the sale of Tom Todd was absent from this week. They are having a their stock took place last school the first of the week. busy season. Tuesday. The Freshmen received a duck ing Tuesday morning from the upper class-men. High School Notes The Missionary Society o f the Parker are of Forest Grove. Methodist Church met with Mrs. Kitchen Shower — L e a r n i n g H. N. Robinson Friday after Visiting in Town — Dr. E, M. noon. It was the regular tea that Miss Gladys Gibson was to Brown of Tacoma son of the late be married soon a number o f her meeting. Alvin C. Brown visited for a few * * * The Domes' ic Science and Art friends decided to give her a sur * days the past week at the home classes are getting to work as Last Friday night the High prise shower. They met at the School gave a dance in the K. of home of Miss Taylor last Monday o f Victor Brown and A1 Sexton. rapidly as possible. Miss Hazel Loyens as local P. Hall. Mrs. T. J. Miller, Mrs. night and then proceded in a Statiun Improvements - The P. Macrum, Mrs. John Thornburg, body to the home o f Miss Gibson E. & E. Railroad company have | chairman o f the parade to be and Mrs. J. J. Hoar were the who was staying with her aunt built a board platform around | given by the county school pupils on Oct. 10, has asked the High patronesses. Mrs. G. Saunders. The party their station this past week. The talk o f the city. Almost School classes to prepare indi G irl W anted —for general house was a complete success and three thousand up-to-date Ladies’ woik phone 754. Skyscraper Appears—The vidual class floats. She also an A Surprise—Mrs. Chas. Buch every one reported a jolly good and Gents’ Shoes just received at i third floor o f the new bank nounced that the Forest Grove anan, of Cornelius, gave a sur time. Wanted—Girl lor genera! The Peoples Store Hillsboro. 35tf prise for her mother last Satur The following is a list of those building on the corner of Pacific schools are to head the parade. house-work, best wages. Tele New shipment o f ladies and phone 0455. day afternoon, the occasion being present: Ruth Patton, Evelyn Ave. and Main street is now The students feel that a great gents silk hosiery, just, leceived nearly completed. her birthday. Mrs. C. E. Walker, Patton, Mary Olmsttad, Carol deal o f work is to be accom Wanted—Millinery apprentice, at T1 e I eoples Store Hdlsboro. Mrs. John Buchanan and Mrs. Philips, Helen Philips, Jane Basement Finished -T hu base plished in the English classes this Apply Millinery Parlors near ________________________ 35tf Humphrey were there from For Walker, Elcy Walker, Anna ment for the new Purdy store is year. Post-office. The new school-books are new est Grove. Taylor, Leon Graham, Kate Roe, practically completed. One o f the teachers was heard for sale at Staehr’ s Bazaar. Strayed or Stolen Clarce Crawford, Margaret Mrs. Nell Goodwin o f Ter- to remark Tuesday morning, “ I Wedding Bells Ring Earl F. Jones, Grace Gibson, Gun Gibson, S trayed or S tolen — Large The largest assortment o f chante Indiana, is visiting at the wonder what makes it so quiet red Durham milch cow, with hal- Loomis and Marvel A. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. men’s straw hats ever showed in ¡in assembly this morning.” A 9 ^ » home o f Dr. Burbank. j tet, underslip in right ear. In Hillsboro, from $L to $3 Pei pies were united in marriage Sunday j Freshman girl was heard to reply, formation regarding whereabouts Store at the home o f the bride’s uncle, Hillsboro. 35tf Wedding—Miss Gladys Gibson Miss Eunice Bernard who is Chester Silver, at Moro, Eastern of this city and Mr. Charles a nurse in the Good Samaritan I ‘ ‘the freshman are keeping the will be gladly received at Forest Sophemores busy this morning.” Grove Hospital. ! Anything in the line of paper Oregon, Rev. A. J. Adams offi Harter of York Nebraska, Hospital, Spent Sunday at the at Staehr’ s Bazaar. ciating. Mrs. Loomis is the were married Wednsday evening, home o f her parents in this city. Board and Room Mr. Haroun o f Portland has daughter of R. S. Wilcox and at the M. E. Parsonage. The Some exceptionally fine bar Lewis Crawford and Levi completed arrangements for his j Board and room at the Walker Mr. Loomis is the son of J. E. bride is a well known young lady gains in pianos, organs, and sew classes in stenography, writing, place, 3d Ave., North, between Crowther, who have been spend Loomis, of Forest Grove. They of this city, having lived here | A and B Street Phone Main 367. ing-machines at Staehr’ s Bazarr ing the Summer working in bookkeeping and typewriting. terms to suit. are now at home on their farm the past few years. The groom I__________________________ 34tf Idaho, returned to Forest Grove Miss Harriet Benjamin was ab two miles from Wasco. is a recent arrival from Nebraska this week. The number is 692. The Peo sent from school Monday on ac « 4 » For Rent having come to this city last Sun ples Market, The Home o f Qual count o f illness. A wedding which is of interest Burr French is hauling lumber F or R ent —light house keeping ity and Square Deal to all. day. They will make their home to most Forest Grove people from Forest Grove to Banks for Miss Una Emmerson has re room. Close in nice for girls or in Forest Grove. occurred at Pasadena, California, repairing the Banks school. turned to school after a week’s boys in to school from country. Men’s work shirts all colors Call at Press. 5tf when Harry H. Weitzel and and prices at The Peoples Store absence. Miss Edna Hicks, of Van Wednesday evening the Inter Hillsboro. 35tf Miss Bessie John were united in Six new students enrolled in For Sale or Trade mediate Society o f Christian En couver, spent the week end with marriage. Mr. Weitzel is well deavor o f the Congregational A. J. Spiller and family, in this the high school this week. You will do well by calling us We have a client who has two known in both social and business up before you sell your beef, Church gave a social at the Ben- city. lots in Portland, worth $900 and During the cold snap the pupils circles and has many friends veal, mutton, and pork. Hills $2,000 who wants a 20acre farm jamine home. It was well at Ralph Mills went to Portland have found it rather uncomforta here. Mr. and Mrs. Weitzel will boro Mer. Co. tended and all had a good time. Wednesday to take up study in ble, oweing to the lack o f heat. near Forest Grove—wants rolling be in their new home at Walda- land and prefers shot soil,— Kidney trouble is particularly the North Pacific Dental College. The furnace is not yet completed. promptly. This advertisment mere about October 1. to be dreaded because its pres «r«* Three gentlemen from the col- will appear just once so answer E. G. Mills made a business The business manager of the | promptly. Oregon Land Co. ence is not usually disovered un Josiah Parker and Mrs. Ida iedge went to see the play ‘ ‘Les trip to Portland Monday. “ Optimist,” Ivan Noble, is not til it has assumed one of its Perrick were united in marriage Miserables” at the Heilig Theater in High School. Claude Hutch F or S ale —Oak library table, worst forms—diebetes, drobsy, Frank Famme and family and at the parsonage last week. in Portland last week, Mr. Clinton If you ins was elected to fill the vacan leather rocker, body brussels hall or Bright’s disease. Rev. D, T. Thomas officiating. Ostrander, and Mr. Zemas A. his niece, Miss Laura Famme, o f cy. carpet, Ingrain arch square, lace suspect that your kidneys are curtains, all in good condition. affected, by all means use Hollis Mr. Parker is foreman at the Olson, say that they enjoyed the Yamhill, were Portland visitors ter’ s Rocky Mountain Tea—the I Saturday. Hillsboro Ore., Sept. 29, 1913 Postoffice box 441. 2tf condenser. Both Mr. and Mrs. play immensely. great systemic cleaner and reg To School District Officers:— Mr. and Mrs. Foster, of Port F or S ale —One span of young ulator.—Vankoughnet & Reder Friday will be Public School land, have moved into the Gibson The new residence on the corn New Arrivals. horses, harness and wagon — house on Second Avenue. Mr. Day at the Washington Co. Fair, cheap—W. C. Freeman, South S eed C leaned — We are now er o f 3rd street and 2nd ave Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. prepared to clean clover, timothy Foster has the contract o f plas held at Forest Grove Oct. 9, 10, Forest Grove, phone 896. Caples an 8-lb baby boy on Sept. south of A. B. Thomas will be and all kinds o f grain for seed. tering the new house o f S. Gibson. 11 .. completed in about 5 weeks. W. F. Hartrampf. 8t2 26. F or S ale —Furniture at 19. I am writing to ask if you will Mrs. Virgil Waterman and 3rd street south. J. W. Martin. Roy L. Dennis o f the A. G. not dismiss your school on that A baby girl arrived at the P ress Job Printing Satisfies home o f W. F. G. Thatcher in Hoffmau store has left this city children, of Welches, are visit day, providing that you find that For Sale—Brood sows and pigs. Portland last Thursday. Mr. to start in the grocery business ing Mrs. Waterman’ s parents, pupils and teacher will attend Mrs. Wilbur McEldowney will Call at Goodman and Ruggle receive vocal pupils after Oct. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Abernathy. for himself. He has located in and Mrs. Thatcher lived in For the fair. Ranch one mile south of Gaston. 1st. at her home 232 A street est Grove for a while last sum Gaston and a prosperous future Mr. and Mrs. Win, Crowther, There will be no admission for 3-tf north. is anticipated for him. Mr. of Gales Creek, were Forest school children and teachers who mer. Hoffman has secured the services Grove visitors the first o f the will march in the parade. F or S ale —A cash register, a I The largest and most complete Frank Bernarb is the father o f of Mr. Hahn. large coffee perculator, and a stock of DRESSERS to be found week. I believe that this day spent at a ten pound boy born last Mon 1 cigar case, inquire at Press office. in Washington County are at day. Roe & Co.’s, the pioneer furni F or S ale or T rade —Pope ture dealers. Born to the wife o f Elmer M. Toledo auto at Chalmer’s garage. Rambo a son, Sept. 19. Mrs. Chas. E. Hall. Mrs. E. E. Williams will re- Ramho lives with her mother, ' \ serve time for pupils wishing Hair work made to order, Mrs. private piano lessons. near Dilley. Phone, William Mattson, Cherry Grove j 0341.________________________ 10t2 I Oregon. 9t4 pd Mr. Dodson and family, who | Complete your home with one A B argain —16 light Brahma o f Roe & Co.’ s dining tables. have been cutting wood for W. Owing to circumstances in selling my former busi chickens, fullblooded. Inquire I. Freeman, have moved to South at Chowning barbershop. Before removing to our new Forest Grove, and expect to make ness it becomes necessary to take back my entire quarters we wish to reduce stock their l ome here. Five passenger touring car for as much as possible. We have sale will take some live stock. on hand some Seneca Stock Pow Line of Groceries and a line of shoes for ladies, men Avery Raferty has left the em H.W,Scott Forest Grove,Or. l l t f der, one o f the best made, which ploy o f Anderson & Company. and children. 1 am row in business offering we offes at half price w hile they His place is taken by Mr. Ed. Having moved into my new last at Littler’ s Pharmacy. residence, the following articles Boose. are o f no further use to me and Mens Cassimere, made in Ore Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jay have are for sale: Several heating moved into the Pricket house on stoves, stove pipe, elbows and gon all wool suits for only $12.50 I hereby take the liberty to inform my many friend» and former patrons 1 dampers, stove boards, refriger at Bailey’ s Big Store. B. street between 1st and 2nd that I am now located in the ator, fireless cuoker, wash bowls, Ave. which was recently vacated Constipation, indigestion, drive pitchers, etc. Very reasonable by Mr. Blitz and family. PE TE R SO N LUILD IN G S O U T H O F S A N F O R D ’S prices to all. Call at any time. away appetite and make you weak and sick. Hollisters’s Walter Roswurm last week Ilt2 R ev . J. R. B uck . Rocky Mountain Tea restores the SEC O N D H A N D S T O R E sold to Francis Kirby 40 acres in Sickening headackes. indiges appetite, drives away disease, the Looking Glass Valley near And invite all to visit me in my new quarters tion, eonstij>ation, indicate un builds up the system. 35 cents, Roseburg. healthy condition of the bowels. [Tea or tablets. Vankoughnet* Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tee Reder. Some o f the pilinr which Bud makes the bowels work naturallj Cornelius has hauled were 75 and restores your system to per Mrs. Mary House and her help feet long. He foun 1 it difficult fect health and strength. Be er are now ready fo. fall dress to turn the corners and miss the gin tonight.—Vankoughnet &. ing. Phone 022. 4th Ave. So. ditch for the water line. Reder. and 3rd. street. Shoes and Groceries BARGAINS IN SHOES AND GROCERIES -:- N. B. LaC O U R SE -:-