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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1917)
Supplement to Forest Grove Express Vol 2 Forest drove, Ore.. Thurs«lay, JUNE 21, 1017. No. 24 se co n d birthday anniversary. Forest Grove Honored N O T K S A N D P E R S O N A L S The Ortmans received their guests Mrs. E E. Williams Worthy with open arms and everybody Mr. and Mr' Archie Bryant had a fine time at cards, games Matron, and Mrs Mayne Abbott, w«-ie in Portland Tuesday and refreshments until a late hour. Associate Matron of Forest Chap Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Finenga ter No. 42, O. E. S were in Port have gon<* to Strassel for a brief land last week attending Grand vacation. Chapter. For Sale Eleven head of shouts, weight about (>5 lbs. A. I! (’lark, At 2 o’clock Saturday morning, T h e y report a very pleasant instructive session, and the phone West 515. 24*2t* Pit P.larzin, living on Spring and Chapter wa« delighted to Mrs deisler and little son of while was enroute to Portland in learn that here Doty, Wash., are visiting with a Hill, their Matron single buggy and while he was was selected by Worthy Mrs. J. W. Griffith in this city. th e Worthy Mrs. A. E. Scott depart««! yes passing the Dan Pierce place on Grand Matron as Grand Organist ter «lav for an extended visit at South A street, bis rig wasstruc for the enruing year. In r home in Illinois. Mr Scott by a Southern Pacific freight car, The Grand Chapter has nine- will join her in a few weeks I»« ing barked by an <*ngine Blar- t«*en office-, and for a chapter to zin Mr. and Mrs Eon n Watkins was thrown from his rig and have a member holding one of and Mr and Mr-. (’. W Mertzj dragged about twenty feet, sus these offices is a great honor. motor«d nine miles the other ide taining cuts and bruises about the Invitations have been received ad and body and being rendered by Mrs. Williams to attend two of Silverton in the Watkins dhcv- h uncon cious. The train crew sum receptions in Portland next week tolet Sunday. moned who removed in honor, of the newly elected W. C. Williams, who travels the unfoi a physician, tunate man to the For Worthy Grand Matron, Mr s . fora Spokane house, visit« d his est Grove hospital, where he is L na C. Mendenhall, and the mother Mr' Lucy Williams, at slowlv recovering t'rom his injuries th«* W. F. Johnson home Satur Th«- buggy was bad y d« mo ished Associate Grand Patron. Mr H. day and Sunday. and the horse so badly injured H. Young, both of Portland. William (’hi ist« n ed and Evan that he was later kill«*d. T H A T C H K H .NOTKS Owens, two hoys of Sherwood, The accident is said to be due were drowned in the Tualatin to the fact that the animal be- Mr. and Mrs. A. Ballinger left for river last Friday while bathing c a m e unmanageable through Fstacada Sunday, having been called and funeral services were held fright and backed in the path of there by the death of Mr. Ballinger's Sunday. the oncoming car and engine. uncle. This happened so suddenly the The Thatcher Oyster club gave a Julius Kopplin Tuesday took engin« «*r at the school house Saturday Mr. and Mrs R. C. Hill, Mrs. his engine. didn’t have time to stop supper evening which was largely attended. Anna Hogue. Mrs. Lulu Ingersoll Blarzin is a b: chel»>r and has no The evening was spent in out-door and Miss Vera Fleming up th«* relatives in this section. games and all present enjoyed a lively Columbia highway for a sight good time. seeing trip Speaks Highly of Red Cross Lois Inskeep of Portland is visiting Mis' Marjorie Hesseltine, who Jot* Wi'son, a traveling sales at the Ballinger home. is attending Nebraska University, man who made this territory sev A Red Cross mass meeting was held at Lincoln, came home Tuesday eral the Thatcherchurch Sunday evening. years ago and later enlisted at A good for the summer vacation, Mr. crowd responded to the call for Hesseltine meeting his daught« r in a Canadian regiment and saw- financial support and the enthusiasm at Portland. two years service in France, was to «tssist Uncle Sam is wiilespread. W alter Buckley and sons. Ralph J. B. Dodson, county judge of in th«- city Monday, c .lling on his and Mrs. Frank, the Adventist Yamhill county died at his nome old customers. He was three camp meeting attended last week. in McMinnville last Friday and times wounded and was mustered The l.adies’ Ind. club m et with Mrs was buried Tuesday Deceased out on account of his wounds. He W. B. Simmons at their last meeting. was a classmate of W. P. Dyke of saystully 95 percent of his re gi were the principal feature of this city in McMinnville College. ment has been either killed or in Games the afternoon. contest and believes he would “ The Wedding In of the the guessing Mr. and Mrs. H. J. S«*eck «>f capacitat'd Flow ers,’’ the have died had it not be«*n for the first prize was won by Mrs. Burdine, Carnation have traded their resi efficient of the Red Cross and the booby prize was given to Mrs. dence property for prop rly in society work battlefield. He Thurston, a visitor f r o m Tacoma. Portland and moved to that <-ity considers on the th«* Red Cross as nec Wash. A delicious luncheon was served yesterday. Frank Alh-n will oc essary in war as amunition «and by the hostess and each of the large cupy the place at Carnation. food supplies. Fully half a hundred friends of number of guests declared on leaving Clarence Ortman, loaded with Harvey Baldwin returned Tues that they had enjoyed a most pleasant lunch baskets, called at the Ort day from Condon, where he has afternoon. man Home, in the Thatcher dist been assisting his brother. Oscar, Mrs. A. Ballinger returned Sunday rict, Monday night to assist Clar in putting up several n«*w build afternoon from a week-end visit in ence in celebrating his twenty-1 ings Portland. Austrian Farmer Hurt by Train