Supplement to Forest Grove Express
Vol 2
Forest Grove, Ore., Thursday,. May 31, 1917.
No. 21
Shetland pony for sale. In
Deaf, But Not Dumb
quire of H. B. Johnson, phone
Claude C. Moxley, a deaf-mute
21-4*
R. C. Hill was looking after 962.
- married to a deaf mute—of
business in Portland yesterday.
Miss Jennie Armstrong left for Gaston was taken into custody at
Seattle
Tuesday, where she will F’ nterprise the other day and
Claude Davis has about recov
Sheriff Applegate will bring him
visit
friends
a few weeks.
ered from his recent operation.
Henry Swanson and sister, Miss i to stand trial on the charge of
Bruce Roe entertained a few of FMith Swanson of Portland, were | passing a bad check at the Shute
his friends at games and refresh visiting in the Grove Wednesday.! Savings. Moxley has two broth
ers who have broken into the
ments Tuesday evening.
Highest price paid for wool and cells, one of whom was caught by
George G . Hancock, real es mohair and new and second-hand
tate, farm loans and fire insur wool sacks for sale at A. G. HofT- j Geo. Hancock, when he was sher
iff, and for whom Hancock re
ance, new Anderson block. 50
man & C o.’s.
ceived a $500 reward from Mox-
Word comes from Portland that
Mrs. J. F. Woods of Portland, ley’s bondsmen. Claude Moxley
a son and heir was born Saturday and Mrs. F>a Derby of Multno- has two children. He also is
to Dr. and Mr-. C. J. I'ushnell.
mah were calling on friends in wanted for passing a bad check
at Yamhill.— Hillsboro Argus.
The Alpha Zeta society of P. F’ores Grove Tuesday.
The same chap passed worth
U. enjoyed a picnic outing up the
Miss Mary Beach, an operative
Columbia highway last Saturday. patient at the local hospital, has less checks on a local hotel and
On her way back from the Re- so far improved that she is con dry goods store, but got only
small amounts in change.
bekah assembly meeting at Eu valescing at her home.
gene, Mrs. H R Bernard visited
While sawing wood on his place,
Woodmen Surprised
her daughter, Mrs. Rogers, at near Dilley, last Saturday, C. N
While the members of the local
McMinnville. Mr. Bernard went Johnson had his left hand badly
up Saturday evening and s|>ent mangled and will lose several I M. W . A. camp were holding
Sunday with his wife and daughter. fingers.
their meeting last FViday night,
Next Tuesday, June 5th, the
Dan Pierce was elected noble | they were surprised to hear un
people of Dilley will have a pub grand and Carl Curtis vice grand usual noises in the kitchen and
lic flag-raising, with appropriate* at the semi-annual election of the when a committee was sent to in
ceremonies, commencing at 10 a. Odd Fellows Monday night. R ., vestigate, the kitchen and dining
m. and continuing the greater part C. Hill, a delegate to the recent room were discovered filled with
of the day. Good speakers have grand lodge meeting at F^ugene, busy women, who turned out to
been engaged for the occasion and made a report of the proceedings. be Royal Neighbors, bent on feed
Forest Grove people are invited ;
The good roads meeting held at ing the Woodmen and holding an
to attend.
Camp business
Orenco last Saturday was well at indoor picnic.
was
rushed
through
and an excel
Rev. Father Leo Walsh, O. S. tended and proved a big boost for
lent
lunch
was
served
by the
B , a newly-ordained priest, will the bond issue. County Com -'
be the guest of Father Buck and missioner Rufus Holman of Mult-| Royal Neighbors, a f t e r which
will sing a solemn High Mass in nomah county. Judge Reasoner games and music served to pass
St. Anthony’s Chapel on Sunday, and Senator Wood were the prin the time pleasantly for several
June 3rd, at 10:30. The Priest’s cipal speakers on this subject, hours. The Royal Neighbors are
First Blessing will be given after while Dr. Hector MacPherson of auxiliary to the Woodmen and
the Mass, which every one may 0 A. C. spoke on the food pre feel it their duty to keep their
brothers well-fed and alive and
receive that wishes. The public paredness campaign.
some
of the games played Friday
is invited.
Officers of the Agricultural Col- | night were certainly calculated to
I,ast Saturday, while W. C . ; lege have asked for a report of the I keep the victims from going to
Tucker was taking a load of de gardening being done in Forest ■ sleep, according to the opinion of
bris away from the Templeton Grove this year and for this pur-' Neighbors Jim Nichols and A. E .
building, where the front is being pose a canvass will be made next | Scott.
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remodeled a n d a cement floor Saturday by the Honor G uard1
laid, somebody let a brick fall on Girls. It will facilitate matters
Roosevelt Can't Come
his head, cutting a painful gash, j if everyone will have ready an es
In reply to Judga Beach’s invi
Bill says he notices that after he timate of what they are doing.
was hurt, the workmen were more All members of the Honor Guard tation to make an address in this
careful not to drop any more will report at the gymnasium at city during the G. A. R. encamp
ment, Theodore Roosevelt writes
brick, which is’nt much consola 2 o ’clock.
Mr. Beach from New York that
tion to him.
#
his time is so taken up this sum
New Site Approved
At the state meeting of the P. *
mer that he will not be able to
FI. O., held in Portland last week, i The postofllce department has visit the west. Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs B. F\ White of this city was' approved the recommendation of has many friends in Oregon who
elected state corresponding secre the inspector to the effect that would come to this city to hear
tary and Mrs. Dorothy Seymour the postoffice be moved to the him, were he to speak here.
delegate to the supreme conven-; Wirtz building, on South Main
W. C. T. U.
tion, to be held in Omaha in Oc- street, and the building will be
tol>er. Mesdames Bailey and Bur- prepared for occupancy by the
The annual Flower-Mission day
lingham were the delegates from time the lease on the present site of the W. C. T. U. will be held
this city to the Portland meeting expires— August 1st. Postmaster on Dr. Bishop’s lawn, on Friday,
and Mrs. White was second vice Wirtz has received word to this June 1st, at 2:30 p. m.
Contri
president and Mrs. Seymour state effect, as has J. JN Wirtz, princi butions of flowers would be ac
organizer.
pal owner of the new site.
ceptable. K. B. Penfield.
NOTES AN D PERSONALS