-1 4 _ \ (Fit? 3nxt& \ tont? famreoa AN IN D E PE N D E N T WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Vol. 1, No. 29 CHAUTAUQUA ENGAGED FOR NEXT YEAR FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1916 for the Third Oregon infantry, Capt. Winn and Sargeant Dungan left Tuesday noon for Tillamook. They secured two recruits here, Alvin Brown and Lloyd Wilson, who left for Clackamas Tuesday. CONDENSED NEWS NOTES The County Seat $1.50 per Year Contract Let For Anderson Building Mrs. Lilly Kapple visited friends in Portland yesterday. When bids were opened M on Willis Hines and Willis Goff day for the construction of the were Gaston visitors Tuesday. Circuit Court John Anderson business block, A . Improved Mail Service Mrs J. R. Reynolds departed Joseph T o w n s e n d is asking E Reditzka of David’s Hill was ------------. Postmaster Wirtz has been in- judgment against Fred and Meta yesterday for a visit at Vancouver. found to be the lowest bidder and , . . . The Chautauqua numbers fur Mrs. S. T. Walker visited with he was awarded the contract. ° f " ed,.by, Townsend for the Rum of $50, with nished Forest Grove by the Elli ment that an inspector will be • Mrs. Frost of Watts last Monday. The structure is to be 50x92, son-White system were h o satis sent to Forest Grove in the im interest at 6 per cent for five N Frost of Watts section was a two stories, and of brick. The years, which he claims is due him. factory that the promoters had mediate future to see whether Robert Burch is suing Geo. A. business visitor in town Monday. ground floor will be divided into little trouble in signing up enough there is a necessity for additional Ross for $1000, which he alleges is Mr. Ashford of Portland was a three rooms, two rooms, fifty feet clerk hire to keep the general de week end visitor at the Miller deep and twelve feet fronting on tickets for next year to justify j livery, si amp and money order due him, interest on a mortgage home. Main street on the north side of them in signing with the company i windows open during the distribu and note. building, and the remainder, in Miss June C r e e l spent last Gregerson and Kilbury have for a week’» engagement next year tion of mails. In the meantime, and this was (lone Tuesday, be Postmaster W irz will inaugurate brought suit against Harold E. week-end visiting friends at St. the shape of an L, 25 feet wide at the front and 50 feet at the fore Manager Earle Miller left the the improvements asked by the Paz to recover money which they Helens. Florence Thornburg of Banks back, will be used by M r. Ander city. eople, t a k i n g hi s chances on claim is due. was in the Grove visiting friends son for his clothing and furnish Sam reimbursing him for Tired of the alleged quarrel- The » o attendance v tv iiw » m .v was v this i n o year | --- Jncle ------------ - --------- ing store. last week. ¡some and nagging ways of his better than last and the members the outlay On the second story there will J. H. McFeeters was in M c of the local committee promoting Dr. Hines, former postmaster, better half, Herbert E. Kappel be a room 18x40, suitable for the office, during has filed suit for divorce from Minnville the First of the week the enterprise will probably n o t' i* assisting in lodge meetings, and a number of , have to go into their pockets t o ! the time Mrs. Hartrampf takes Lillian B. Kappel. Arpong the on business. many allegations brought against make up a deficit, as was the her vacation Miss Adelaide Newton of Hill smaller rooms, suitable for office j the defendant by the plaintiff are side, attended Chautauqua M on rooms, with a hallway running case last year, when the ticket lengthwise with the building. I those in which the complaint day evening. sale lacked something like $50 of It is expected to have the build- r* n • !states that the w i f e t o l d the meeting the guarantee made the Richard Hoyt and Harold Price LXhlOlt loming Plaintiff that she no longer loved of Hillsboro were at the Chautau 1 ing completed w i t h i n three company. months. him and that she refused to go qua Monday. There is s o m e difference of There was a meeting yesterday places with the plaintiff or stay at Seven contractors bid on the opinion as to whether this year’s morning at the Rogers library of Francine Miller of Portland was structure. program was better than last representatives of the Parent- home a week-end visitor at the M . S. Nellie R. Black alleges that Allen home. year’s, some contending it waH Teachers Association, the Educa Smokes for the Fair much better and other favoring tional department of the Woman’s Marian Black has applied vile Mr and Mrs. Keith of Patton Charles McFadden, the Hills the numbers on last year’s pro club and the Commercial club for names and profane epithets to her, Valley were Sunday visitors at gram. It’s mostly a matter of the purpose of arranging for helped very little with the sup boro cigar manufacturer, was in Chautauqua. individual taste, juntas , some peo- . the Child Wi Ifare Exhibit of - port and finally deserted her, and the city Tuesday and donated to , Mis-» Gertrude McCarty of St. the Fair association $15 worth of pie this year liked the Ionians ^ e Oregon Child Welfare Com- upon this she has based a suit for John was visiting Miss Myrtle cigars as special premiums during better than they did the Lyric mission, which is to be given in divorce, asking a decree and cus- Roswurm Friday. the coming fair. Mr McFadden Opcru company and yet others Verts Hall Thursday evening tody of the minor child. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur M cEl- says there are 100,000 cigars disagreed with them, contending Aug. 10th and all day and even- Geo C. Jennings asks a divorce neither were as good as the Hun- jng Friday and Saturday, Aug. from Adeline M. Jennings on the downey left Tuesday for a week’s smoked in Washington county visit at ’ Frisco. every month and 25 men and 10 garians. Some people were pleased n th an(j 12 th. grounds of desertion. helpers would be kept busy mak with Rev. Fisher. Dr. Boyl and Miss Ruth Putnam of Hills Lecturers and charts will- be ^ Dr. R . J. Chipman is suing Prof. Franzke, because they ap furnished by the commission to 1 Fred and Meta Townsend for boro was visiting with the Frost ing these cigars, at an average peal«! to the spiritual, while others explain and illustraie many of the money which he alleges is due for family west of town. wage of $20 per week. He thinks, thought Victor Murdock, Platt problems of r e a r i n g children, medical attention given the de- Mrs. Reeves of Hillsboro, wife as do all sensible men, that these Jones and Ernest Sias were much The lectures will cover the sub- fendants. of Sheriff Reeves, was visiting wages might as well be spent in Washington county aa in Cin more enjoyable. This is but nat jects of child hygiene, crippled , relatives in the Grove. Probate Court cinnati, O., or some other eastern ural and it is because of this mix children, delinquency, dependency Christina Haek is clerking in In the matter of the estate of ture of tastes that the program is and juvenile courts, state board point. Twenty-five families would Wm. Tupper, Willard Teray Tup- the Fuqua store while Una Emer be a welcome addition to any so varied. of éducation, the problems of per and Ruth Blackburn are son takes her vacation. Washington county town. There was one feature, however, illegitimacy, the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Potwin of school for the petitioning for the probate of the on which there was not much dif deaf, state school for the blind, | estate. Several of the local dealers are Buxton were visiting thoir parents ference of opinion— King Arthur’s institute for feeble minded, girls’ now handling the Hillsboro cigars. in this city over Sunday. Marriage License* Court and Pageant. This feature industrial school, boys’ training Mrs Harry Whitney and child DILLEY NEWS NOTES Marriage licenses were issued to was enacted on the campus Mon school, kindergarten work, etc. — ren left yesterday for a week’s the following for the past week: day afternoon and proved very Cory Oregon and wife of Port No admis-ion will be charged Fred H. Kramer and Elsie E visit with relatives in Portland. interesting to both old and young. and the general public is cordially land are spending the summer Pfahl of near Cornelius; Howard Miss McIntyre. wh8 has been with John Raz and family. Miss Lutta, the superintendent of invited to attend. Churchley and Willomay Olinger. ¡spending her vacation at Long the feature, read the stories and Mrs. Frank Crowthers is host returned . Beach, Washington, Premium List Is Out the local boys and girls acted ess to the G. L R. club this week. Dinner at Rippling Water Monday. them in pantomime. The child The premium lists for the Wash Mrs. Elmer Scheese from the The families of Harry and Wil- Jessie Thomas and Alice Cook ren were handsomely garbed in ington County Fair, to be held on Nehalem country is visiting old costumes of the time represented the P U. campus, Sept. 20 to 23, lis Goff, C. O. Roe, and Claude of Portland visited w i t h the friends and neighbors here. by the stories and plays and acted inclusive, are now in the hands of Smith of this city and Mrs. Dod- ¡former’s mother in Forest Grove, Mr. Prebble motored from Port their parts very nicely. Especially Secretary Reder, where those in son and two sons of Seattle, who on Sunday. land Sunday morning to look over pretty was the May pole dance terested may secure a copy. Barbara Buchanan living east ¡are visiting Mrs. Pratt, enjoyed a his ranch, west of town. by little tots of six and seven of town visited with Alma Van- Seventy-two pages are required picnic dinner at Rippling Water, Koughnet at her pleasant home Mrs Frank McBride is able to years to hold the list of premiums and up Gales Creek, last Sunday and be up again, after a very severe I here are a few people in the advertising of Oregon business west of the city. {spent a pleasant day amid the attack of throat trouble. city who do not favor a return of \ firms. ___ J. C. Wegner was in Portland restful surroundings of that de the Chautauqua, claiming the e n -; Miss Laura Angel from Eastern Sunday to see his wife, who under terprise takes money out of the j The superintendents of the lightful retreat. While the party went an operation at the home of Oregon is visiting her aunt, Mrs. city and county, but this argu various departments are as fol was in camp Mrs. Dodson met a her sister, Mrs. Moore. DeBord. ment is met by those favoring th e! lows: Agriculture, O. S. Higby; lady f r o m Pennsylvania (now Mr and Mrs. Rae Martin of E. F. Burlingham who has been Chautauqua with the statement horticulture, E. G. Mills; live Svisiting Portland friends) w h o Por land were week-end visitors stock, J. W. Hughes; poultry, R. for took part in a double wedding! visiting back in Minnesota that every time you buy a pair of at the Sutford home. H Greer, Hillsboro; farm machin with her at the time she (Mrs. some time, returned to his home shoes, an automobile or any other James Royd and wife are visit article the big end of the purchase ery, H. J. Goff; domestic arts, Dodson) was married. Neither i *n (h's city Saturday. ing at the home of Mr Boyd’s Mrs. Dorothy Seymour; domestic Mrs. Earl Buxton left Monday of the ladies knew that the other price goes to the manufacturer, I father, Joe Boyd. ¡cooking, Mrs. C. A. Brodersen, was within a thousand miles of for a two weeks' visit with her generally in the east. Dilley; juvenile, B. W. Barnes, Rippling Water when they went mother at Tillamook, and Earle Mrs. Clarence K e l s e y and But the dissenters have a right daughters, Martha and Mrs. Fox, to their opinions and should not Hillsboro. Except where post- to that place for a picnic dinner, is rustling for his meals. be condemned if tney refuse to office is given superintendents re but they had a very enjoyable Miss P o r t i a Goodrich and and the latter’s children returned visit when they accidently ran sister, Evangeline, who have been Monday evening from their out contribute toward a Chautauqua i side at Forest Grove , It is evident that those who at-1 On Friday, Sept. 22, there will across each other Sunday. They report spending their vacation in Sno- ing at Barview. tended most regularly this year be a big parade of school children, having met Mr. and Mrs. M . Mrs. Harry Whitney last T hurs- ¡¡omish Washington, returned Sun were the ones most willing to with six prizes of $15 for best Peterson and daughters, Archie pledge themselves for tickets for Goat or other industrial feature; day afternoon entertained nine day Mrs. Frank Orth and daughters Bryant and Miss Beulah Ireland, little boys and girls in honor of ! also three prizes of $15 for best Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCracken, next year. the ninth birthday anniversary of left today for a ten days’ visit at at Barview; Dr. and Mrs. Se- | features from two-room schools. her daughter, Helen. The party Woodland, Wash. Mr. Orth will mones at Rockaway, Mr. and Oregonians Were There Then there will be a number of was held on the Whitney lawn, leave tomorrow for a business Mrs. K. N. Staehr, Mr. Hams and That Oregonians took a promi prizes for best booths, etc. where the little folks spent a trip to Seattle. There is also a juvenile depart- pleasant afternoon at games and nent part in the recent prohibition The Allen and Hoffman families Bud Ives at Garibaldi. C. R. Lasham and son, Will, and Mr. national convention at St. Paul lis is ment, with prizes for poultry, live- refreshments of ice cream and accompanied by Dr. Crockett and Kelsey returned in the Kelsey stock, agricultural exhibits, cook attested by the fact that Samut cake, the cake having been baked ' wife and Francine Miller of Port machine Saturday. W. Grathwell, two years ago a ery, woodwork, etc. by the nine-year-old guest o f land and Evelyn McFeeters visit Parties interested can secure honor. student at Pacific University, and ed Roderick Falls Sunday. ________ O. W. Pike, for forty years a Ernest E. Taylor, a former resi full information by sending for a resident of Washington county, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cooperand Rev. and Mrs. Dunlap, Mr. and 1 dent of Cornelius, were among the premium list to R. W. Reder, Mrs. A. G. Hoffman and Mr. and son, Lloyd, who have been visit died at his home in Beaverton last speakers at the big dry convention, Forest Grove Ore. Mrs. H. R. Bernard are among ing at the home of Mrs. Cooper’s Sunday of cerebral hemorrhage. which Thursday nominated J. Mrs M. Saltmarsh and daugh the Methodists who will go to aunt, Mrs. Thos. Fleming, left Mr. Pike was master of Beaverton Frank Hanly, former governor of ter, Mrs. C. A. Littler, went to Portland tomorrow to attend a re- last week for their home in Al grange and that order had charge Indiana, for president and D r .! 1 of the funeral, which was held at Portland Tuesday noon to attend , ception for Portland’s new Meth- berta, Canada. Ira D. Landrith of Nashville, the picnic of the Albanyites at the | odist bishop, Matt S. Hughes. Rev. R. E. Dunlap, wife and 2 o ’clock yesterday afternoon. Tenn , for vice president. Oakes Park. They will lie joined When Mr. a n d Mrs. Bernard children will leave Monday for a Deceased leaves a widow and four tomorrow by Mr. Littler and at lived at Malcolm, Iowa, M r . month’s outing on the Wilson and childcen._______________ Got Two Recruits Hughes was their pastor, and Chehalem rivers, the church board Mrs. Archie Bryant and daugh After spending a day and a tend the reception to be tenderer! Bishop Matt Hughes at the First they attended his wedding recep- having granted the p a s t o r a ter, Dorothy, were Portland visit half in this city soliciting recruits M. E. church. ors Monday. tion at that place. 1 month’s vacation W w h ln rU m C ounty Editorial A w w n it o n N eva Huraau f Child Welfare j