THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1914
FOREST GROVE TRESS
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Eli Walker sold his fine little berry
ranch and moved to Portland near
Piedmont Monday.
Failing health
made it impossible for him to attend
to his place.
Mr. Allen is erecting a neat bunga­
low for Mr. Rogers south of the sta­
tion.
Everybody is getting busy with
setting hens and incubtors these
days.
Messres. Williams and Gillette are
making arrangements to put in a
plant to make loganberry juice. They
have orders for all they can make.
Mr. Northup is doing nearly as
much crowing among his hens as the
roosters do. But he sure has some
fin« birds to crow over.
Mrs. Broydon went to Tacoma last
Monday in response to a telegram
from her son, whose wife is very ill.
Mr. Bottorff is holding several hun­
dred sacks of spuds waiting for a
better market.
One of our neighbors, I am afraid
to tell her name, has a sure remedy
for lice on house plants. She had been
using nicotine, but her husband took
the hand sprayer and put coal oil and
carbolic acid in it to spray his chicken
coop, and she used it for her plant
lice. It sure cooked ’em. He says he
won’t do that any more.
J. W. Brown is feeding about five
hundred ducks, and expects to raise
them by the thousand before the sum­
mer is over.
There are several new buildings go­
ing to start as soon as the weather
gets settled.
The city man looking for a home on
acreage has made his appearance
earlier than common this year.
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Gaston Rod and Gun Cluo, was or­
ganized Monday evening, with about
twenty-five charter members, and the
roll is open for any one who care to
join. These clubs are being organ­
ized over the entire state. The prin­
cipal object is to make a united effort
to have some of the extreme game
laws modified, and by representatives
of the clubs of different sections
meeting with the Game Commission
more satisfactory and popular game j
laws may be inaugurated.
Walter Moore, principal owner of
the Gaston Gardens (Lake Co.), was |
out from Portland Tuesday figuring I
on improvements and spring work to ^
commence soon.
Twenty-one of the local Artisans
visited Dilley Wednesday evening to j
assist the Dilley lodge in celebrating ['
the dedication of their new home. De­
gree work, dancing and refreshments j
helped pass the evening, and a splen-
did time was had by all.
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Mrs. A. J . Hamrick has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. C.
Hawkins, near Pike.
Mrs. M .Matthews, of Gateway, is
visiting her mother, Grandma Spicer,
here.
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Wilcox Bros., of Cove Orchard, ^
bought a registered bull from the j
herd of Thomas Carmichael last
week being the second animal they
have secured from this splendid herd.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Porter of Gas­
ton, visited at the home fo the for­
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Porter, over Sunday. Mr. Porter is
postmaster at Gaston.
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A score of Forest Grove High [gj
School boys gave a very creditable f
minstrel performance here last even­
ing.
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The Blue Division of the C. E. will | |
hold their social in the I. O. O. F. hall
Saturday night.
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GASTON NEWS
REGISTERED No. 3 5 2 9
CERTIFICATE No. 596
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HILLSIDE NEWS
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Pure Bred Black
Jack
Stallion Registration Board
State of Oregon
LICENSE CERTIFICATE OF PURE BRED STALLION OR
JACK, NO. 696
Dated at Corvallis, Oregon, October 12, 1911.
The pedigree of the jack BEECHER, No. 3529 (American),
registered in the studbook of American Breeders’ Association
of Jacks and Jennets, owned by W.H.French, Forest Grove, Ore­
gon, bred by John Beldingbrock, Heppner, Oregon, described as
follows: Black, White points, Sire Theodor: Dam, Queen; Breed
JACK, foaled June 15, 1906, has been examined by the Stallion
Registration Board of Oregon, and it is hereby certified that the
said Jack is of PURE BREEDING is registered in the studbook
that is recognized by the associations named in section nine of
an Act of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, pro­
viding for the licensing of stallions, etc., filed in the office of the
Secretary of State February 23, 1911, and that the above named
jack has been examined by the veterinarian appointed by the
Stallion Registration Board and is hereby reported free from
infectious, contagious or transmissible diseases or unsoundness,
and is hereby licensed to stand for public service in the State of
Oregon.
E. L. POTTER,
(Seal)
Secretary Stallion Registration Board.
NOTE—This license has been recorded in the office of the
Recorder of Conveyances of Washington County, and must be
renewed October 12, 1914.
Terms of
TO INSURE LIVE COLT
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IN CASE MARE IS SOLD OR TRADED,
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BREEDING
DUE
Will Commence Breeding
March 1, close June 30
Will Make the Season at My Place
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Mrs. Walter Wheatley returned
J . V. Hubbard, who recently sold from Portland Monday, where she has
his ranch in Scoggins Valley has pur­ been visiting friends for the past two
chased a hop ranch near Pike.
weeks.
youngest son John had died that
Mrs. Davis, mother of Mrs. R. Max-
Cloyd Cl&pshaw has as fine a lot of morning. He had been there for sev­
son, of Laurelwood, died Sunday loganberries coming on as we have eral weeks being treated for tubercu­
morning. Services were held at I.*u- seen. He expects to set out three losis. Mr. Quick has the deepest sym­
relwood and interment at Hill ceme­ acres more this spring.
pathy of his friends in this, his hour
tery Monday.
J . A. Bamford is having the ground of sorrow.
E. X. Harding will open an office in prepared for 2,000 loganberry plants.
Dr. Brooks, of Portland, was out I
the Bank Building about March 1st,
J . E. Lewton is putting out an acre to look over his ranch last Saturday.
doing abstracting, notatorial, and of Cuthbert raspberries.
The Doctor has one of the finest
justice work, as well as insurance and
School Supervisor Jack was out young pear orchards in the state just
real estate business.
this week visiting our school.
coming into bearing. Mr. Arthur has
The new train service established
Fifty young people were out to charge of the place.
last Sunday will be advantageous to Christian Endeavor Sunday night.
Dick Abraham has returned to his
the traveling public. The new train, Mr. Miller, who was born in Bethle- j R j LUTZ NEW BUSIN ESS MAN work in Purdy’s store after his visit
No. 7 from Portland, is due at Gas­ hem of Judea, gave a very interesting
in Gaston and is now busy doctoring
ton at 10:17 a. m. No 8 at 1:45 p. m. talk on Palestine, describing it’s in­
poison oak.
Was Former Member of Live Wires
A petition is being circulated in the habitants and their customs,
Archie Markee, of Hillsboro, was a
of Oregn City
neighborhood interested to present to
Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Milne were given
Grove visitor Sunday.
the S. P. Co., asking for a flag stop a surprise Monday night by friends
Earl J . Lutz, who last week estab- |
Scoflfin, of Portland, was visit-
at the Addison Russel place south of who wished to bid them “God speed”
Gaston.
on their way to their new home in | lished a gents’ furnishing store on ' nK ' n t*1'8 c*t5r Monday.
Ryder Cormany, of St. Johns, was
J . P. Simpson is installing a new Ontario, Canada. We are all very Main Street, between Pacific and
sorry to lose them but have given First Avenue, has been in that busi- visiting at the Purdy home this week.
saw mill in the Laurelwood section.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Spiller and chil­
The celebration of the golden anni­ them two years to sell out and return ness for the past eleven years, and
dren visited friends in Portland over
versary of the K. I’, institution, held to Hillside. The following were pres­ came to Oregon twenty years ago.
At Oregon City he was manager of Sunday.
by the local lodge, No. 104, was voted ent: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bamford,
Mr. and Mrs. John Emery, who
a huge success by nil present. The Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamford, Mr. a store, and he has acted in that ca­
special ritualistic work for the occa­ and Mrs. Tom Williams, Mr. and Mrs. pacity in Portland, where his parents have been spending a month in For­
sion gave "those not members” an J . E. Lewton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter live, and at Marshfield. Mr. Lutz be- est Grove, will continue their tour of
idea of the basic principles, friend- Wheatly, Mrs. Ives, Mr. and Mrs. Will lieves that Forest Grove is a good the West.
Roy Fogel visited friends in Port­
ship,
charity,
and
benevolence. ] Olapshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green- field, and intends to make this his
Through an explanation by the offi- wood, Miss Farthing, Mr. and Mrs. home. He says that he expects to get land Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Hanson, of Dilley, was
cers at their several stations, by the Steptoe, and the Messrs. Edward dust proof cases and other fixtures to­
a Grove visitor Monday.
use of colored lights and music, the j Lewton, Reed Greenwood and Lamen morrow from Port.and.
Miss Camilla Mills has taken Miss
Mr. Lutz while at Oregon City was
services were made impressive. The Clapshaw. About t0:30 refreshments
closing ode was sung by the entire were served, and at 12 o’clock we hap- a member of the Commercial Club Bernice Holmes' place as president of
gathering, after which refreshments pened to remember that it would not and the Live Wires concerning which the Girls’ Glee Club at the High
were served on the cafeteria plan, be long before it would be 5 o'clock, l*e *s an enthusiastic booster. He says School, Miss Holmes hving gone to
Special credit is due the live- 'iece or- and the cows would be looking for us. that through the Live
’res the Eugene to attend school.
James Beaks, of Goldendale. W ash.,1
che. tra, who furnished
splendid se- Thursday morning Mr. Dick Quick t lackamas Southern was built, the
lections all evening.
received a telephne message from the elevator up the hill established and made a call on Mr. and Mrs. Al.
A sporting club, to be known ns the State Tubercular Sanitarium that his
they were back of the movement Moore, of this city, last week.
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for pure water in the
in the Clackamas | Rev.
itev. J j . . Frncis
r rncis asniey,
Ashley, of
or Nez
county metropolis.
I’eree, Idaho, will preach at the Chris-
Every Tuesday night, said Mr. tian Church next Sunday, both morn
Lutz, th » Live Wires meet for a din- ing and evening. All are cordially
ner, and civic problems are discussed invited to these services,
and addresses are made by such men
Earl Ringle, of Newberg, is visit­
as
Congressman
Hawley
and
Senator
ing
his mother, Mrs. Ringle, this
T H E F O R E S T G R O V E P R E S S V O T IN G C O N T E S T
week.
Bourne.
Void Attn March 4, 1914
Mr. and Mrs. White and daughter
Esther, of Oregon City, spent Sunday
Card of Thanks—
To the friends and neighbors of the at Dr. Stewart’s.
For
R. F. Emmerson was in Portland
late I .aura L. Deeks, we wish to ex­
tend our heartfelt thanks for their Friday on business.
Address
Miss Ruth Haines is sick with the
sincere kindness in our bereavement
and we thank ail for kind services measles.
Good for 100 votes when properly filled out .and sent to the
Mrs. W. C. Emmerson is visiting
rendered in our behalf.
Contest Department o f T ub P r ess .
James E. Deeks, husband. with her son at Dallas this week.
Miss Kate Roe. who has visited in
George R. Hendrichs,
No Ballot will be altered in any way after being received by T he
the Grove the past two weeks, has re­
William F. Hendrichs,
P r e ss . Halt t“ m h i be in before the date printer! on them expires.
turned to her home in Hillsboro.
Jesse Hendrichs.
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W . H. FRENCH,
First Ave. North Forest Grove, Ore.
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We «ell 6 loaves of Bread for 25 cents
Free delivery to all parts of the city
Pacific Avenue,
Forest Grove
WAKE UP
and see Me Cready about
—. the Schramel and Davis
^ stock of lumber, If you are
§£ going to build anything, get
busy while the sale is on.
You can save dollars. All
common lumber goes at $10,
finished flooring, ceiling,
rustic, casing, base and
mouldings in proportion.
Roofing while it lasts $1.25
per square.
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