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5 = »Local Events. 3 D R H . R C LO U G H , » Physician & Surgeon. » J Newberg, Oregon. f r u ì DBS. LITTLEFIELD & BOHIO, Physicians A S t o o m . - Office ln Chehalem Valley Bank Bldg. Phone No. 48. DR. MINTHORM, .Office: Two door« weet oí Moore’s drug, »store on First st. Residence one b lock ' .north and three blocks east of Bank ott »Newberg Building. Home Phone. L. S. Hill o f Eugene joined his T h e Newberg family here on Christinas in a G. O. Worden and family o f few days visit. Little Miss Maud Macy o f Feed, Seed, V ehicle and Troutdale visited Newberg rela Dayton is visit mgrin tow n with tives last week. The question o f shutting up the family o f C. F. Moore. ^ Implement House. A few o f her friends gave Miss the tow n cow s all year will be A full line of Oliver Chilled and Steel Plow s, Spike, lone Hill a merry Christmas by voted upon M onday, June 11, Oilmeal, linseed dairy food, presenting her with a new tri Spring T ooth and Disc Harrows, Rushford and clover hay, for sale by Andrew cycle purchased from San Fran Eli W agons, Clark and Parry Buggies, Buck * Piekett at City feed store. • » cisco. Rarely are such bargains of eye W ashing Machines, Harness, W hips and You don’t pay any more for fered the people o f Newberg and your goods with chairs than you Horse Furnishing Goods* A ll kinds of Feed and did without then at Porter & vicinity, as Hodson Bros, are making in their January clear H ay, Grass Seeds and Poultry Supplies. Larkin’s. ance ad. 7-2t Staple and fpncy groceries. Free Delivery to all parts of the city. Phones: Raspberry tips for sale, also Free delivery to any part o f the * Oregon, 124; Mutual, 23. city. Cash paid for produce. some cherry seedlings and straw berry plants. F or particulars Ehret & Vestal. 7-tf address Springbrook Canning & L. M. Grames w ho is employed Preserving’Co. on the Portland street railways Successors to J. H . Dunstan. Mrs. Myrtle Hemphill arrived ^8 conductor spent Christmas in M onday evening from . Pilot Newberg arid remained over Sun Rock, Umatilla county, and is day. For sale—House and barn and • ".V < ' making a visit with her parents, Enos Blair o f Portland, w ho Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Skelton. . three acres ofland. Apply to H. for some time has been up at J. M inthom . W. F. Edwards and (li*".W. Sumpter, Eastern Oregon, has Four room house, barn and Hester with tneir families came been in Newberg this week visit N ewberg, Oregon. up from Portland to spend acre lot for sale. Mrs. K. P. ing relative»;----- ------- Christmas with relatives and re Shuell, First street. Why pay $40, $60 o r $100 for mained over until the first o f Horace li. Nelson is spending OFFICERS A N D land when you can buy a good the week. the holidays at Lebanon visiting D IR E C T O R S farm well improved for $27 per Alpheus Mills, Pres. Harvey Wilson, a former stu his aunt, Mrs. B. A. Millsap. acre. A few choice lots for sale. J. C. McCrea, Vice- F. H. Caldwell & Co. have dent o f Pacific College w ho now Enquire of R. Pettyjohn, New President. has a position a? teacher in the added a line o f books. All the S. M. Calkins, Cashier berg. 1 . » . McMinnville public schools, is in best authors. L ook them over. N. C. Qhristenson, E. S. Craven has been honored tow n visiting his brother Albert Assistant Cashier Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Asbury o f by the county court by the! ap and sister Miss Flora. J. Kin ley Blair. McMinnville visited in tow n pointment. ms a delegate, repre —If y ou don** get a seat for th«. "Monday ^nth Mr, and Mrs. W. CORRBSPONDHN’rgf senting Yamhill county a t the Western National Bank. New Fisk Jubilee entertainment blame W. Nelson. York. meeting o f the National Live National Bank. Portland nobody but yourself. The plat H. S. Britt o f Portland ate U.8. McMinnville National Bank. stock Association which takes will be open Tuesday morni hristmas dinner under the place in Portland in a couple o f and all 4rill have an equal sho parental roof, returning to his Established 1893. weeks. Go early and get the best. w ork M onday morning. Road supervisor Tom Parrish There arc three different chairs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill," n< is making glad the heart o f the to be had at Pprter & Larkin’s mail carrier by clearing out some ly married, are down from Pen- *W. P. HEACOCK. M0RRI8 HEACOCK.^ and you can just as well have dleton, Eastern Oregon, making o f the road on Route No. 2, them all w ithout any extra ex A A ft A southeast o f tow n, and getting a tour o f the Willamette Valley, pense to yourself. it in shape for grading in the and have been visiting this week Newberg Sash with J. C. McCrea and family. It will pay you to remember spring. & D oor F actory A. J. Clark arrived last week that reserved seats for the Fisk The ringing o f the c i t y -fire bell a t half past five o ’clock Sunday from Ohio and is making a visit Jubilee entertainment will be . evening soon thronged with peo with his daughters Mrs. L. M. placed op sale at the drugstores* Tuesday morning. Keep en )>and and manufacture ple the sidewalks of First street, Smith and Mrs. Sam Cunning everything ln the line of ham and with his son Frank only to find that an incipient During, the past .week or so Clark. He had been aw ay from blaze in a room o f the Newberg when this vicinity "has been en ¡j[ Doors, W indow s, M oqld- hotel had already been extin Newberg about eight years. Trigs, Turnings, G rat veloped in fog, the denizens 61 guished. On M onday evening, Decem the hills surrounding us have ings, Brackets, Door & The steamer Pomonrf run onto ber 28th, Miss Maude Soper who been reveling in bright sunshine. W indow Frames, Fan- a snag in the channel o f the river with her another has betn spend Their excellence is not without . cy Casings, Etc. up at Mission Monday, a hole ing the winter visiting relatives great labor however, as anyone Your patronage solicited. being torn in the boat, letting at Spokane, Washington, was j will find on climbing the m oun-, her dow n to the bed o f the river, married to F. C. Jackson. The tains a few times. . : ■ , A 7 <• y. j [ which however was a drop o f couple left a t once for Colorado The fact that there is to be a but a few feet. A crew came up Springs where Frpd' is teaching. county election next spring is V. HEACOCK & SON hjpm Portland to the rescue Both young people have many called t o mind by the knowledge friends here who,,extend hearty that registration begins January Tuesday. , The student body o f McMinn congratulations. 1st. Formerly there was no reg Rittenhouse & Calkins, Chehaiem* V al ley Barak. Office over Chehalem Valley Bank N e ir h e r f, O rog oh . j* jft Jk ¿ > J* J* si» f f r . O . P ie k m ti, j* jft t o r n c y -a i~ jC u w , j» R o ta ry ¡P u b lic . P Office opposite Pest Office. j r i f ¥* " ¥ * a < ~ + W t t o r n k y - a t - l a w . CLARENCE BU TT. Will practice In, all the courts of the state ■ftpecial attentlou given to probate work, the writing oi deeds, mortgages, contracts and the drafting of .11 ta>1 O m e n — Second Floor Bank of Newberg Building. D epot Stable Fleishauer & Bashaw, Props. L IV E R Y New rigs. & FEED STA B LE S. Good horses. Safe d riv e «. Phone, Main 67. 8. F. TERRY, T O N S O R IH li A R T I S T .. e v e r t patron given satisfac - TION. BATH BOOK IN CONNECTION. Kalamazoo Celery & Sarsaparilla Co. ville college contracted w ith a Mr. and Mrs. Drew Price and Portland house to furnish a ton o f Mr. and Mrs. Ore Price o f P ort mistletoe for Christmas trade, land visited in Newberg over and they were given a holiday Sunday. On Saturday evening one day last week that they Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott gave might all g o mistJetoeing. The a dinner in their honor, at crop was w orth three cents a which, beside those mentioned, T he only Blood and System Build pound this year, or sixty dollars were Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hill, er. Every bottle guaranteed. a ton. Several tons were gath Mr. and Njfs. G. E. Metcalf, Mr. ered in Yamhill county forests. and Mrs. W. G. Allen, the Misses —Reporter* lone Hill, Nora Parker, Sibyl Sold only by Jacob Wrage secured a pet deer W oodward and Messrs. W. S. eight months old at Corvalli% a Parker and W. C. W oodward. few dhys ago,- and was leading The Citizens’ caucus for the F. H. CALDWELL ft Co the beautiful animal about tow n purpose o f nominating city of- Prescription D iu ggists., Monday. It4is fat and sleek and foers for the coming year was tame as a kitten and caHed forth held in Masonic Hall Tuesday much admiration. It is a mule evening. There has not in years deer and was caught east o f t the been such interest in city affairs mountains in June. Mr. Wrage as was manifested on this occa took fhfc animal to Portland sion. The result was a large at Tuesday, intending to sell it to tendance and some close contests someone for a pet. . for nominations on the part of SEE The Graphic’s enumeration o f different aspirants The ticket the citizens o f Newberg has been nominated reads as follows: S .W . P O T T E R proceeding steadily this week, Mayor, Wm. Clemmens; Record- aud will no doubt be completed (er, M. O. Pickett; Treasurer, J. FOR... by the time this issue is published. C. Colcord;,, Councilmen—first Next week the Graphic will a n -! w ard,.,tw o year term, Rev. T. W a tch es* C lock s, nounce the population o f th e1 Brouillette, one year term, J. M. J ew el ry r -e tc. tow n and will give some other Rittenhouse; second ward, Prof, interesting data which is being i F. K. Jones; third ward, W. A. collected. The census is being M oom aw . The annual city elec- FINE8T LINE EVER •BROUGHT T® NEWBERG taken by Prof. R. W. Kirk, a s -. tion takes place M onday after- sisted by Prof. R. W. Jones. noon, June IT. $1 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS istration law in the state, but in the last tw o biennial elections registration has been in vogue. Under its requirements every elec tor in order to be entitled to the ballot must register, giving age, place o f residence and other data on or before the 15th day o f M ay.—Reporter Bank of Newberg. B. C. MILKS, President. K. H. WOODWARD, Vice Pres, and Secretary. J. C. COLCORD, Cashier. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. 8. C. MILES, C. K. SPAULDING. John Collins, the old man who K. H. WOODWARD 8. J. Madson. has made his home for several J. H DOÜGLA8, JR. Directors. years with the family o f Henry McGuire, northwest o f Newberg, ft Tilton, Port died Sunday morning and was COKBKHPONDKNTH—Ladd land; Nations! Park Bank, New York. buried M onday afternoon. The real name o f the deceased was Strange« visiting the city are invited to call at McCarthy, Collins being the the bank for infarmation concerning the city. Correspondence Invited. name which appeared on the sol diers record o f Co. H, Fourth Regiment U. S. Infantry. Mc Carthy w as one o f the forty brave men commanded by Lieuten The place to get your ant Phil Sheridan w ho followed and qaptured the Indians who D R U G S & M E D IC IN E S . massacred the settlers of the Cas cades, for which seventeen o f the ringleaders were hung on an oak P R E S C R I P T I O N W O R K . A tree between the upper and lower S P E C IA L T Y . Cascades. For this service the territorial legislature extended a I Books, Stationery, Fancy ^and vote o f thanks to Sheridan’s lit Toilet Articles. Camara and tle band. McCarthy was born Kodaks and all kinds o f Camara near Cork, Ireland, July 25th, Supplies. 1829. He has three brothers liv LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K ' ing at Troy, New York. EUY.
