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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
Use the Red Cross Christmas Seals the sewer. NO TES A N D PERSONALS Died in Seattle An application of the Southern William Dickson, who has made Mrs. M. A. Roe spent the week-1 Pacific for permission to build a his home in this city for the past waiting room on the paikingat end at the home of her son. north four years, passed away at the Don’ t send away a letter or "T he Boa’n’s Brule" entertain Fifth street and F i r s t avenue, of Wapato. Remember the firemen's dance home of his son in Seattle last package during the next ten days ment, by the hixh school Glee south, was referred to the public Monday night, Jan. 1st. The Friday at the age of 62 years. without putting on it one or more clubs Tuesduy evening exceeded property committee. Finance committee was author boys deserve your patronage. all ex pec ulions. Kneed 1 odd, as Deceased l«*ft this city in October Red Cross Seals. They give the leading man, and Caiuilla Mills, ized to try to collect a light bill George G. Hancock, real es to spend the winter with his sons Christmas spirit to the package an leading woman, were excellent that had been securer/ by a mort tate, farm loans and fire insur in Seaille and death came as the and help in the fight against tuberculosis One cent each and and Victor Thomas, w h o took the gage on a c a s h regi ter, after ance, new Anderson block. It r e s u l t o f several paralytic on sale by local representatives of which council adjourn'd part of Tim Shannon, the o ld ; Mrs. M. P. Kentner, mother of the Oregon Association for the strokes, the last one coming about .salt, who p la y ed op|>ohite Jessie1 Mrs. Roy Hesseltine, is suffering Prevention of Tuberculosis and by Goodman, as Mrs. Brown, pro Thanksgiving t i me . A former ¡severely from facial neuralgia. Mrs. O. M. Sanford, at the Rog vided laughter of all kinds lor the Alice, the six-year-old »laughter stioke had left a blood clot back ers City Library audience. Clarence Lennevilie, an of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Johnson, of the eye, impairing the vision Tom Tupper, with Pearl Hall, as Forest Grove's municipal Chrr-t- has been quite ill for the past arid an operation was performed Woman’s Club Program Dorothy, played admirably, while mas tree, promoted by the mem week, but is somewhat improved to cure this defect, but without On account of Christmas com Evelyn nitton , as Barbara and bers of the Woman’s club, wa.-> today. avail. He is survived b y h is ing on the regular club day, the Lester Hughes, us Sam Slippy, erected (oppo-ite the Roe & Co. Mrs. B. J. Simpson received a mother, Mrs. M. A. Dickson, of could not have done better. 1 ne store, o n t h e Congregational telegram ye-terday announcing this city; four sons, John, William, j Woman’s club will hold a regular opperetta was under the direction church lawn) Monday morning the s<Tiots illness of her mother at James and Thomas, and o n e program meeting next Thursday, of Miss Taylor and Mr. Thomas and Saturday e v e n i n g , at 7 Baker, Ore , and left for Baker daughter, Alice, all of Seattle; (Dec. 28) at 2:30 p. rn., at the Congregational church parlors. and careful preparation and faith o'clock, the band will play appro immediately. also a brother, George Dickson, The program will consist of the ful training went a great way priate music and pupils of the The Pacific Market, the Forest and sister, Mrs. John Baxter of; singing of Christmas carols by the toward making the play a success grade and high schools will sing this city. children, led by Prof. Geo. R. Clayton G il l n e r and Clarence Christmas carols. The tree will Grove Shoe Store and M. S. Al William Dickson was a mem Thomas. Mrs. Chas. Littler and len hafle nice Christmas windows, Famine, us stage manageis, did be illuminated by vari-colored in addition to those mentioned ber of the Forest Grove M. E Mrs. M . S. Allen wi l l a c t as credit to themselves in managing electric lights, but there will be church and died triumphant in hostesses. last week. the scenes. The scenes were paint no presents. After the exercises George It. Thomas, instructor the faith, A few moments before MRS. GEO. D . ROGERS, ed by Harold Moore, a high School at the tree, the children will visit his death he remarked to a Meth Secretary. boy, and they were an excellent various homes about the city and in mathematics and manual train-- odist minister; “ I know in whom ing at the local high school, has addition to the performance. The sing their carols. Xmas Bulletin • resigned his position to take a| I have believed and am persuaded business manager of the play was L" ten for the band and remem position in a Portland insurance that He is able to keep that which For Xmas Gifts go to the Book Joseph Loomis and the advertis ber that it plays for the Christ I have committed unto H i m ; office. He and Mrs. Thomas will Store. Books. Leather Goods, ing and full house spoke for hun. mas exercises. go to Portland Saturday or Sun against that day.” He t h e n Hand-painted China, Toilet Sets, The boys who were in the sailors’ asked his daughter to sing "A Manicuring Sets, Pottery, Dolls, day. Olive Morley Married chorus were: First tenors, Kneel! Sinner Saved by Grace” and tried Pictures, Doll Carts, Games and Harriett Ruth, the 11-months- Todd, Krnest Dye, Francis Tay Word comes fiom lone, Morrow to join in the singing. Smiling lor, Ix*sier Hughes, Glenn Makin; county, of the marriage Sunday of old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. into his son’s face, he said, “ Oh, Game Boards of all kinds. The celebrated Davis, quality Xmas second tenors, Paul 1’eehin, Clar Miss Olive Morley, daughter of Horace Reed of Vancouver, Wa«h Death, where is thy sting? Is it ence Lennevilie, Kverett Burn- Mr anil Mrs. L. G Morley of last Monday passed away at the possible this is death?” He wel Cards, and many other things worth, Claude John-on;baritones, this city, to Joseph Craige, a home of her grandparents, Mr. I comed the coming of peace and which will make beautiful Xmas presents. Victor Th »mas, Tom Todd, Cecil prosperous young farmer of that and Mrs. Dan Baker, ea t of this comfort. We invite you to call and look and Victor Kvans, Oliver Buxton, section. The br ide, who has been city, bronchial pneumonia being Funeral ver | Funeral services were held Sun our stock over before making Beecher Folks; b a s s , Howard at lone since the fir.-t of Novem the cause of dea’ h Jones, Lloyd Kirry, John Frost, ber. has for some time previously vices were held at the Buxton day at Seattle and the remains your purchases were interred beside those of Mrs. Harold Hiatt and Glenn Hoar. been employed in Portland, but chapel at 10 o ’clock yesterday H. R. BERNARD, Prop Dickson, the wife, who passed The girls in the High School chor she has a host of friends in this morning, under the auspices of Pipe Organ Arrives the First Church of Christ, Scien away seven years ago. us were: First soprano, Beal rice city who will wish her well. Many people in Forest Grove tist. and the remains were interred The $2,000 pipe organ for the Bockinan, M a u d Crait, Ruth will grieve to learn of William Christian Science church arrived Monday was the anniversary of in Forest View cemetery. Willis, Clara Moore, Sadie M c The Dilley high school pupils Dickson’s death, but they will re a few days ago and is being in Coy, Camilla Mills, Marian Wil the coming of Ben Whited into bur; second sopranos, Helen Croz- this vale of tears and joys and a cleared $28.95 by their play, joice that he welcomed the pass stalled. It is expected that the installation will be completed by ier, Kvelyn DeMosa, Eva Barber, number of the friends of himself "Tatter«, the P e t of Squatter ing over the river. the end of. next week. Kvelyn Patton. Mabel Patton, and family called at the Whited Gulch,” at Artisan Hall last Sat- , Mrs. Eliza Woolley Called Thelma Mills, Vivian Sesseman, home Monday evening to show urday night. The play, was well' At an early h o u r yesterday Lylu Short; first altos, Opal Dixon, i Ben that they had kept track of received by the 'a»ge audience, Mrs. Eliza Wooley, aged 74, morning a burglar entered the Jessie Goodman, O l g a Turner, his birthday and wanted to help and some of the people of Gaston parsed away at her home in Port Beaverton postoffice by forcing a Lucile Robinson, Kthel Mocroft, him celebrate the event. The are asking that the play be pre land Friday of cancer and the re rear door and carried away reg Fern Reynolds, Margaret Martin; evening was pleasantly spent at sented in that town. mains were interred in Mountain istered mail, a few stamps and a second altos, Frances Benjamin, cards after which Mrs. Whited Clyde Macrum Called View cemetery, north of this city, number of Christmas packages. Mary Donovan. Kieanor Haskell, served an excellent lunch to her Clyde Macrum, son of Mrs. J. Sunday, with services at the grave Postmistress Fitzpatrick estimates Margaret Morgan, Mary Olm husband’s guests. Those in the party, aside from the family, were J. Wirtz and brother to Mrs. Earle by Rev. R. E. Dunlap of the M ., the loss at $600. stead, Helen Phillips O. Buxton of this city, passed Christian Church E. church. Jesse Stegleider greatly assisted Messrs, and Mesdames Harve , away at his home in Portland last Ba’dwin. H. .1 Walrath, W. Pol the sailor boys by his knowledge Thursday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Deceased was the w i d o w of Friday morning of tuberculosis, Bro. McCoy, Leader. of sailors. He contributed twelve lock, W. R. Coon, R. C. Walker, Henry Woolley, who died in Port after an illness of about two years. and C. W. Mertz Lord’s Day, 9:45 a. m., Bible school. of the suits. Had Clyde lived until the last land several years ago. For many 11 a. m. Lord’s Supper and Christmas The operetta will be repeated at ANNOUNCEMENT day of this month, he would have: years the family lived on a farm sermon. the Star Theatre tomorrow (Fri been 22 years of age. Deceased near Hillsboro, but m o v e d to 6:30 p. m. Intermediate and Senior day) night. If y o u m i s s e d it I will be a candidate at the wa.- b »rn in this city and attend Portland something like twenty C. E. Tuesday night, you should go to coming city election for the office ed its schools until thirteen years years ago. Mrs. Woolley is sur A t the evening service the Bible morrow night, sure. o f City Treasurer, to succeed my ago, when he moved to P»>rtland, vived by four daughters— Mrs. School will give a program, to which the public is cordially invited. The» self. I. J. HOAR. where he was attending Washing- Emma C h a n d l e r , Mrs. Anna service will be along the line of a giv Preparing for Election Breidenstein and Mrs. Lotta ing Christmas -the giving of self, serv In the county court the past week ton High School until forced by Mayor Paterson and Council- the Portland Bus and Coke Company illness to give up his studies. He i Walling of Portland and Mrs. ice and substance. The offering given men Coon, Johnson, Mertz and was granted a franchise to lay mains w a s an unusually bright boy, | Katie Walling of Amity—and one will go for the European sufferer, un less otherwise specified by the givers. Wirtz and Recorder Dyke met at in Washington county. . with a bent for electricity, and son, Fred Woolley of Tacoma, Any one knowing of needy families the council chamber last evening; Della McElhny is seeking a divorce had made with his own hands and Wash. She was an aunt to the in our city please notify the pastor. from her husband, R. J, McElhny who in adjourned session and instruct is alleged to have deserted her 12 years successfully operated a wireless Buxton boys of this city, having Those who desire to help the needy can bring their gifts of clothing, flour, ed the recorder to have ballots ago. apparatus, often picking up m es-, been a si ter to the late Mrs fruit, etc., to the church Sunday and printed and make other arrange Cupid received another jolt when 1 sages sent by government wireless Henry Buxton, and was a woman the committee in charge will see to its ments for the municipal election Mirihah I. Devell brought suit for di I stations. highly respected by all who en distribution. on Jan. 8th. It was decided not vorce from her husband Bradford B. joyed her acquaintance. R. L. PU TN AM , Pastor. Funeral services were held Sat- j Devell, whom she alleged deserted her to submit the franchise asked by a on the 16th of May, 1914. urday at 3 p. m., at the East Side Portland gas company to the A. Carl Fleck is suing Mary Louise undertaking pa-lore, Portland, people, it being thought that if Fleck for a divorce on the grounds of and the remains were incinerated. the gas people wanted the ques desertion. The couple were married in Mrs. Wirtz, Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, tion submitted they could take New York in April 1892. Mr. and Mrs. J C. Latta and the initiative. Miss Eunice Bernard returned | Mrs. P. W . Cronin attended the •k It was decided to have th e ' to her home in this city Tuesday funeral from this city. street commissioner seal t he holes evening from a nursing case at cut in the pavement while laying | Hillsboro. Mrs. John Williams Word was received today of The economical time of the year to travel—Holiday the death of Mrs. John Williams, who passed away this morning at round-trip fares allow longer return limits than Atascadero, Calif., where Mr. and at any other time of the year. Mrs. Williams went two months ago for the latter’s health. Death wishes all a ; was due to a paralytic stroke, suf fered some days ago Sarah Wells was born in Kan Between all points in Oregon; al sas a n d came to Washington Between all points in Oregon and presents for the CHRISTMAS PROGRAM the Great so from all Southern Pacific county when a young girl. Here Dec. 30 to Jan. 1st, inclusive. Metro Wonder Picture, points to Washington and Idaho she was united in marriage with Return limit Jan. 3d. Oregon to Dec. 22 to 25, inclusive. Return John Williams, who was with her California points Dec. 25 to 28, limit Jan. 3. Between Oregon when the end came. They leave and California points Dec. 21 to no children, but deceased has a inclusive. Return limit Jan. 15. 23, inclusive. Return limit Jan brother, Rev. Aaron Wells, of By Robert W. Service. uary 15. Salem and a sister, Mrs. Emma Teegarden, of Portland. (Herbert Deuell will recite this Great Poem) Mrs. Williams was a member of the Christian church, a devout Write or ask local agent Christian, a dutiful wife and a kind and loving neighbor and will complete this excellent bill. John M. Scott, - General Passenger Agent many a home in this city will be Portland, Oregon saddened by the news of her death. The body will arrive in this city Saturday and funeral services will be held at the Christian church , Sunday,at 2 p. m. High School Operetta a Complete Success Outdoor Program Saturday Evening Spend the H olidays at Hom e The Star ^ Theater “ M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S ” Christmas Holidays— New Year’s Holidays-- “The Spell of the Yukon” “ The Shielding Shadow” Monday and Tuesday 5c and 10c Southern Pacific Lines
