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t- 1 f ' 1 ' ! V \ 1 f *• 1 Y| * ' S l F.l!TOvWftIX ■ iV r M l Í ! Local Events. D R .H B. CLOU G H , Tobacco, cigars, and smoker’s supplies at J. A. Hughes’ . School books o f all kinds, both new and second-hand, bonght and sold at M oore’s drug store. Banjos, guitars, mandolins, violins. New stock. Strings and fun|ishin{gs for, same at ?, 5 1 -t f Shaw’s. R. W. Kelsey is spending the week in Western Washington, making dates for his concert company. Physician & Surgeon* Newberg. Oregon. Physician & Surgeon. Office in Chehalem Valley Bank Bldg, Phone No. 4S. Office: Two dooft weal of Moore’« drug «tore ou First «t. Residence one block' north and three blocks east of Bank of Newberg Building. Home Phone. DR. GEO. LARKIN, — J -D E N T I S T -f— Office over Chehalem Valley Btak. A 'o w b s r ^ , O r e g o n . f i f i f i f i f i f i f i * * - * jl Vf. O. PtektH, •v . & jftto rn ey-a t-jC a w , fi «fi 9/otary SPubJic. O f f ic e c/cp ecH e ¡ P e t i O ffe n . y fr y |T f r y «fi y TTORNEY-AT-LAW. CLARENCE BOTT. Will practice in all the Special attention given te Writing o f deeds, mortgages, drafting of all legal papers^ of the state work, the and the p Oregon. O ffice — Second Floor Bank of Newberg Building. Depot Stable Fleishauer A : Bashaw, P rops. LIVERY & FEED STABLES. Special attention given te Oeeamercial Men. New rig*. Good hones. Safe drivers. Phone. Main *7. B. F. TERRY,, TONSORIflL* A R T IS T , EYEEY PATRON RIVEN » « A C TION. BATH B 00 I IN CONNECTION. Kalamazoo Celery & Sarsaparilla Co. The only Blood and System Baiild- er. Every bottle guaranteed. M rs.J. M. Wright g o t home Monday evening from a visit with her son J. K. and family at La Grande. J o Terry has sold his twenty acre place east o f tow n to a Ger man recently from the East, for tw o thousand dollars. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ritten- house arrived home Tuesday front their*Vtry pleasant visit With relatives at Ashland, Southern Oregon. Carl Skelton, son o f Mr. and M rs, G. P. Skelton, arrived here from Pilot Rock, Umatilla coun ty last week. His father is still in Eastern Oregon. Fletcher Cox i9 arranging to leave with his family the first of the week for Montana in which state he will take a position in an industrial Indian school. The parents o f both Ray and Wilfred Pemberton, Pacific Col lege students from Rosedale, left the first o f the *week for" an ex tended visit in Iow a. The boys saw them off from Portland. 5 Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hall were very pleasantly surprised M onday evening by the unex pected arrival from Minnesota o f their daughter Mrs. H. O. Warren, w ho has come to make them a g ood visit. Sam Parrish has begun the erection o f a neat cottage on lots back o f Duncan’s bicycle shop, recently purchased. This fad o f building new houses has g ot such a start in Newberg that all kinds o f wet weather can’t stop it. ” Elwood Minchin and brother, who for the past summer have been working in the Alaska her ring fisheries, about one hundred miles south o f Juneau, g ot back home Saturday evening. They are a good advertisement o f Alaska climate.. Louis Hadley o f Dayton, is now filling the position o f Deputy County Recorder o f Yamhill county, having been assigned this position by Recorder J. L. Hoskins, upon the resignation o f his son Hefvey Hoskins to ac cept the position o f book keeper o f the First National Bank o f McMinnville.—Dayton Herald. Heacock & Heacock have just added a fine line o f watches to Sold only By their already large stock. Al most anything you might want, F . H . C A L D W E L L At C o ■from the $1 clock watch tip to the “ adjusted” movement w orth Prescription Diuggists. *40 or more, can be had there. offering, this month— gold chains with the first 24 gold watches sold—giyen free.—I wonder w ho’ll get them. Fred Granhoy w ho has been down from Eastern Oregon for weeks, has sold out op there and expects to leave soon for his old home in Denmark, where he will spend a year or more. He will g o to college T h e Jeweler and O p there this winter where he says tician, has had over he can get schooling and board 40 years' experience. tor five dollars per mbnth. Fred Y ou w ill find him left Denmark some ten years or more ago. with little but u good Next to physique and a determination to make his way, and now returns Moore’s Drug Store, with a mug competence. Experience Count? "*1 r V~ ' # \ \ ‘ ' a • k V j T1... * ' , ’ y • • y. ‘ " •?'. v , y 4*\ ■'* - 1 , t * r ' • -, • ‘ « . *'•' a f • V\ ff' ‘4 f, * , -.ui L V. ¡ * ï ; ■ y y Bananas, nuts and cakes at FREE DELIVERY. FB 8 D s t o r e . Oregon Phone 124; Mutual 23 Hughes’ . ,, A few more sacks o f vetch seed, for sale. H. E. Newlin, Spring- brook. Charlie Wallace: -Went down to Portland Wednesday to attend business college. The Enterprise Tile Factory made g ood shipments o f tile to Tualatin and Oswego the first o f the week. The biggest and best tablet for 5 eents at M oore’s; weighs al —SOLD BY— most a pound. Don’t pass it or you ’ll miss it. -V If you want timothy, clover, or other seeds, the City Feed Store is the place to buy them. Rushford W agons, d a rk & Parry Buggies, O liver P low s, Home phone 64. i 7 One hundred thousand second Buckeye W ashers, Patton’s Sun Proof Paints, Flour, Feed, hand brick for saleat $3.50 per Seeds and Poultry Supplies* thousand. Newberg Pressed Brick & Terra C otta Co. Hughes has a fine lot o f can Mr. a n d . Mrs. J. W. Coffin dies at his place. came down from Dayton Satur - A choice lot o f sea shells ou day morning and visited tw o or sale at Rich’s grocery. three days with Newberg friends. li good snow fall, the first o f Newberg» Oregon. School supplies o f all kinds, the season, ,was reported on the tablets, slates, ink, pencils, hills west o f tow n Monday. O FFICERS A N D everything you need, and as Buy your school supplies, tab D IR E C T O R S f i f i low in price as can be had, at lets, pencils and boxes, at Alpbeus Mills, Pres. M oore’s. M oore’s. They have the finest J. C. McCrea, Vice- President. Miss Flora Bell will display lino and are the cheapest. S. M. Calkins, Cashier £ Portland millinery Jjn Newberg Geo. Baird has sold one o f his N. C. Christenson, on Thursday o f es^h week at tw o delivery wagons and the old Assistant Cashier Ehret Bros.’ store, opposite the sorrel to a brother-in-law o f J. J. Kinley Blair. Bank o f Newberg. .u, M . Shaw o f Portland named C o r r e s p o n d e n t s : ____ ;__ ______ Miss Daisy Trueblood o f Port Hall, w ho will run the same., Western National Bank. New York. land, accompanied by her father’s Harlan and Herman Smith U.8. National Bank. Portland sister, Mrs. M ary Hinshaw o f w ho for the past year have been McMinnville National Bank. Indiana, is visiting relatives and managing the business o f the Established 1893* friends in Newberg. Kaak Development Company in C. E. Harbaugh and Mr. Heck Alaska, arrived home the latter man o f Portland, representing part o f last week. the Order o f Fraternal Home *w. P. HEACOCK. MORRIS HEACOCK.t T. B. Cummings & Company Buyers, have been working in keep furniture* windows, shades, AAA* Newberg this week. curtain poles, portiers, carpets, Frank Otis, w ho arrived a matting, rugs, and in, fact every couple o f weeks ago from Santa thing kept in a first class and Barimra countvi California, re strictly up-to-date furniture turned this week to try and dis store. They also handle paints, *8* pose o f his property. oils, glass, brushes and a full line Keep on hand and manufacture Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Raymond, o f enamels. A large stock o f un everything In the line of parents o f Mrs. T Brouillette, dertaking goods kept on hand. k Doors, W indow s, M ould - 1 who had been visiting here for Embalming a specialty.- ings, Turnings, Crest- several weeks, left Tuesday Leo Baughman, a sixteen year morning for Centralia, Washing old lad o f Dundee, was arraigned ings, Brackets, D oor ¡& ton. W indow Frames, Fan before Justice o f the Peace J. M. Pound, a g ood overcoat on Wright Friday afternoon on the cy Casings, Etc. the road leading east o f town, grave charge o f committing as Your patronage solicited. near J. M. Wright’s residence. sault and rape, the previous OtVncr can have same by proving M onday upon the seven year old property and paying <fbr this no daughter o f G. C. Conlee, also o f tice. S jsth M ills . Dundee. The boy plead guilty John Henry DouglftS^who had and was bound over- to appear spent a week here visiting, after' before the Grand Jury. As there the funeral o f his daughter Mrs. was no one to g o his bail, he will J. F. Taylor, started back M on spend the interim in the county day to his home at Long Beach, jail. His mother, a w idow , says she can do nothing with him. California. B. C. MILES, President. Mrs.A.B. Lamb is arranging to On account o f his youth, the lad E. H. WOODWARD. Vie« pres, and Secretary. will probably be sent to the leave soon for Whittier, Califor J. C. COLCORD, Cashier. State Reform school.—Later. nia, where she will keep house for a brother w ho has lately lost On being brought before Judge his wife, the latter being a sister Rhodes that official sentenced CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. him to the latter institution to o f Joseph Wilson. , « ft. C. MILES, which he has been taken. C. K. 8PAULDINQ. 4 Ira M oom aw , who attended B. H. WOODWARD 8. J. Medsdir. _ college here last year, but who Quarterly Meeting o f Friends J. H DOUGLAS, JR. Cliurcli. Nov. 13— 1Ä. , Director*. tor some time has been working down in the C oos Bay-country * PROGRAM . CO K K K SPO N D B N T8—Ladd A Tilton. Port returned to Newberg .-the latter Friday 2 p. m. Meeting o f Min land; National Park Bank. New York. part o f last week. istry and Oversight. F. S. Harding has sold the Friday 7:30 p. m. Church Con Strange re visiting the city are in r, ted to call at Telephone-Register to W. H. the bank for Information concerning the ference on general topic: H ow city. Correspondence Invited. Haggerty and Geo. E. Martin. to Increase the Efficiency and Mr. Harding has successfully Extension o f the Work. managed the Register for years, Saturday 10:30 a. m. ■ Meeting and he will be greatly missed by for Worship. the newspaper fraternity o f the Saturday 1:30 p. m. Business The place to get your county and state. Meeting. Topic for Discussion: The wedding o f Drew P. Price Lessons o f Sixteen Years o f DRUGS & MEDICINES. and Miss Flora Bailey took Life. place in Portland Wednesday Saturday 7:30 p. m. Missionary evening at 8:30 o ’clodc at the Meeting. 1 PRESCRIPTION WORK A home o f the bride’s parents, Mr. Sunday, usual services. SPECIALTY. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey. Those in Estray Notice. attendance from Newberg were About tw o months ago I took Books, Stationery, Fancy and F. A. Elliott and family, and Toilet Articles. Camara and Messrs. Tohn and George Larkin up at my place one mile and a Kodaks and all kinds of Camara and Walter Parker. Geo. Lar half northwest o f town, a Jer Supplies. ; kin and Miss Edna Bailey, a sis sey heifer. Owner can have same ter o f the bride, stood ujp as by paying expense o f advertis LESSONS GIVEN IN KODAK* groomsman and bridesmaid. ing. 2pd A. H. P ape . EK Y. J. M. RITTENHOUSE. CtiFfia.b.fli Val- Newberg Sash & Door Factory Bank of Newberg.
