Supplement to Forest Grove Express
Vol 3
Forest Grove, Ore., Thursday, June 20, 1918.
E C. Eckman and C . V. Ru-
¡zek, soil experts from O. A. C.,
are now engaged in a soil survey
J. N. Hoffman had business in of Washington county.
Salem Sunday.
Seventeen members of the local
Krnest Olson of Gales Creek Itebekah lodge went to Portland
was visiting in town Tuesday.
' Saturday night, by electric train
Jesse and C. C. Caples of Port­ and autos, and saw Columbia
land were in the city Wednesday. lodge initiate a candidate, enjoy-
County Clerk Henry Kuratli a nice lunch after the initiation.
and Sheriff George Alexander at­
Boys and girls of Washington
tended the Fogel funeral yester­ county realized an aggregate of
day.
$100 from the mole pelts handled
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Krisbie left through their pool and sold dur­
yesterday for Tillamook« where ing the past week. The pelts
they will visit their children a brought an average of 30c each.
Another pool will be made in a
few weeks
few weeks, County Agent Jami­
Mr. and Mrs William Weitzel son informs the Express.
and daughter returned Tuesday
Father Campbell of this city
from a week’s visit at Seattle and
yesterday morning united in mar­
other Washington points.
riage at the Cornelius Catholic
Let the children wear half sox , church Frank Waibel of Hillsboro
this warm weather. We have a and M is s Mary Frances Eischen
nice line in cotton and silk. A ¡of Cornelius. T h e contracting
G. Hoffman & Co.
parties are b o t h well known
Why not sleep comfortably on throughout Washington dounty
a Sealey mattress? In the long and from highly respected families.
run, this mattress is the cheapest
S o m e unknown person has
you can buy. Claude E. Smith. mailer! to the Express a letter,
Mr .'»nd Mrs. R C. Hill Satur­ pick«*! up on ihe street, which
day evening entertained a few would indicate that some married
friends in honor of Mrs. Hill’s woman is courting unhappiness
brother, Will Dunsmore, of Port­ . by a clandestine correspondence
land
with a man not her husband
If
the
loser
wants
the
letter,
he
or
Miss Emma Staehr of this city
and Peter Svenson of Garibaldi she may recover it (without pub-
were married at Vancouver last I licit?) at this office.
Saturday. They will reside at
Mayor John Wall of Hillsboro.
Garibaldi.
Mrs. Chas. R . Castner of Hood
Picnic packages, paper plates, River, Mrs. Hyde, Miss Edna
pajrer napkins, p a p e r towels, Mills and Miss Turley were the
Thermos bottles, in fact, every­ j speakers at a meeting of the Wo­
thing for your outing at Liltler’s man’s Committee of the National
Council of Defense, held at Hills­
Pharmacy.
boro l a s t Friday.
Household
Mrs. Pearl Richardson and economy, war-saving and the use
four children arrived Sunday from of wheat substitutes were subjects
Baker City for a visit with th» discussed. The officers of the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Washington county Council are
F. McGill,
Mrs. L W. Hyde, chairman: Mrs.
N.
A. Frost, vice chairman; Mrs.
Why not wear a light-weight
hat? Straw hats 25c and up: also Glenn V. P a y n e secretary.
cloth hats for men 65c and up, at
Congregational Church
A G. Hoffman & C o.’s.
Mr. Patten will preach at 11 a. m.
C. H. Walker of Albany, vice on "The New Humanity in Christ; or
president of the Oregon Indian the Coming Race o f Super-Men.”
War Veterans’ association, visited
At 8 p. m. will be held our June Pa­
the family of his brother, S T . triotic Concert. War songs and Home
Walker, in this city Tuesday ; songs will blend. It is hoped to have
n gilt.
the G. A. R. fife and drum corps again,
The Sealey non-tuft mattress is Mrs. E. E. Williams will lead the
guaranteed for 20 years and you music.
remember the comfort you get
The Woman’s Missionary society will
out of it long after you have for­ meet in our church parlors on Wednes­
gotten the price. Let us show day next at 2:30 p. m.
you. Claude E. Smith.
A. B. PATTEN, Pastor.
No. 24
War-Time Recipes
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
At the request of numerous house­
wives, the fallowing recipes, furnished
by Edna L. Mills, home demonstration
agent, are published. They have been
used successfully by several Forest
Grove women:
Oat and Barley Bread
2 cups barley flour,
1 cup oat flour,
1 1-2 teaspoons salt
1 1-2 cups sour milk
3-4 teaspoon soda
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 egg
2 tablespoons syrup, if desired.
Mix dry materials, add milk, syrup and
well-beaten egg. Mix well and pour
into oiled pans. Let rise 15 minutes
and bake 45 minutes in moderate oven.
Serve cold.
Mrs. Costner's Cake
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoons crisco
1-2 cup milk
1-4 cup water
2 eggs
1 cup rice flour
1 cup corn starch
2 teaspoons baking powder
Icing -B oil together 1 cup Karo and
1-2 cup water until they form a hard
ball in water.
Beat over the stiffly-
beaten white o f an egg. Syrup could
be substituted for the sugar by using
with it 1-2 teaspoon of soda aud omit­
ting the water.
Methodist Church Services
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning worship 11:00.
A Gospel Message is ready for you.
Come and enjoy it. Special music by
the choir. We will use the new organ
next Sunday and I am sure you will
want to hear it.
Epworth League 7:00. The League
was pleased to see the great number
out at the last Sunday evening.
Class meeting 7:30.
Evening service 8:00. You will be in­
terested if you come.
Prayer meeting, Thursday at 8 p. m.
Sacred Concert given by the choir
and assisted by a special organist, who
will give a separate part o f the con­
cert with the new organ, which will be
presented to the congregation that
night. We invite all our friends on
Friday evening at 8 o’ clock.
JOHN H. EBERT. Pastor.
A daughter was born Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kelley.
Dr. Darland, Chiropractic and
Natureopath. Office at A St. &
1st Ave. N. Phone 676.
Job printing—phone 821.