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Local Events
H. B. CLOUGH. M. D.
Oenernl Medicine,
including dixases ot
Eve
Ear, N om and Throat.
Call? iBIwartd promptly.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 0 . Vougiat
departed Friday for their old
home in the sunflower state.
M rt. H arry Bennett, sister ot
Mrs. Robert Howie, died June
25 a t University Park, Colorado.
Miss Belle C raw l ol Minnesota
is visiting friends north ol tow n
in the persons o f S. W. New-
house and family.
C. J. Edw ards attended in
Portland
Friday a meeting of
Offlea in Chehalem Valley Bank Bldg.
Phone Mo. U.
the engineers ot the Pacific C oast
and Rocky Mountain states.
E. A Newby came down from
Laidlaw , Eastern Oregon, last
week and has been visiting here
and a t his home near Turner.
Mrs. H. D. Harford who has
been spending some months on
Offlee OTtr Chehalein Valley Bank.
the lecture platform in Central
Mevberg, Oregon.
California, arrived home Friday.
Prof, and Mrs. R. W. K irk left
M onday for Newport where the
former will spend the summer at
work for Dr. Minthorn in the
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
sanitorium. *
Miss Effie Vantress of Port
DENTIST.
land, accompanied by Mr. Geo.
Reynolds o f Gresham, spent Sun
- Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
day here w ith her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. K. Vantress.
Miss Mabel Shaw, o f Salem,
visited in tow n the first o f the
ttorxkt - vt - law .
week with Miss Belle Gilbert.
CLARENCE BUTT.
From here she goes to join her
WIU pracUM tn
parents a t Santa Clara, Cali
liât 1
fornia.
Dr. P. H. Dencqr and wife of
Sprague, Washington, are visit
ing this week with Elmer B ow
man and family. Dr. Dencer is
the oldest practing dentist in the
M . O. P IC K E T T
northwest.
The new bridge across the
Attorney-at-law,
ravine a t the old Snodgrass
Notary Publio.
place northwest o f tow n has
been completed bv A. Bowm an,
OFFICE
the contractor, and travel by
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
that road has been resumed.
Mrs. John Foss and Mrs. John
Hoblet, sisters of B. F. Terry,
MM. ALICE C. BOWERS. arrived Tuesday evening from
HOHE* D. BOWER..
Minnesota, the former from Min
neapolis and the latter from
Little Falls and will spend some
teme visiting and attending the
O S T E O P A T H I P -IV I I Ik
NS
fair.
Graduate. at tba parent school, Klrk.Tllle,
Miss Yiola Patton, a former
Mo , under the founder. Dr. A. T. Still.
Ofllee—The Dr. Harrold Building
3tudent o f Pacific College, and
Offlee hours, * to 12 and 1:90 to ft.
Bell phone.
last year a graduate of the C ali
fornia State Normal, in which
state she has been teaching, ar
rived the first of the week for a
General Contractor. visit w ith Miss Gussie Crawford
and other friends.
M arvin Blair, Dwight Coulson
Sewer and Tile Work.
and Lynn Clough went over to
Also Well Digging. Scotts Mills Saturday and joined
S E P T IC TAN K8 A S P E C IA L T Y there by W orth Coulson, took a
MUTUAL PHONE. 18ft
tw o days’ fishing trip several
miles up Butte creek. They re
port a good catch of mountain
trout and not having any fire
arms along saw some big game—
tw o or three deer and a cougar.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Campbell
A full line of them ; aleo a full
and daughter Miss Hazel, ot
AMOrtiueut of.
Bessemer, Michigan, have been
visiting here the past week with
Gents’ and Ladies’ Chains,
Fobs, Châtelains, Brooches,
the family o f B. R. Bass, Mrs.
Rings, Eye Glasses, Spec
Bass being Mrs. Campbell’s
tacles, and Silverware.
mother, and at Rex with the
family o f L. S. Otis, Mrs. Ottis
R e p a lrln * n « « t l y a n d p ro m p tly
d o n o and O u a ra n ta a d a t th a J a w -
and the latter being sisters. In
a iry S to ra of
company w ith Miss F loy Bass
and Mrs. A. T. Behnke, they
S. W. P O T T E R
went down to the citv yesterday
One door west of Moore'e Drugstore.
to attend the fair a couple of
days. Mr. Campbell is train
master for the Wisconsin Cen
tral, and is now located at
Abbotsford, Wisconsin, to which
D o n ’t W o r r y
place the family expect to move
If Y o u r W a t c h
before long.
is balky or broken, but bring
Aubrey Kramien arrived home
it to me and I will make it
Monday evening after his year’s
into such a good, reliable
work in Earlhain College a t
timepiece that it will put a
Richmond,
Indiana, which has
smile on your countenance
that won’t come off, and it
been most successful * for him
tyill be a pleasur»-to tell your
from every standpoint. He en
friends where lo get such
joyed himself thoroughly and
good, reliable watch repair
says Indiana is the greatest
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state yet—except Oregon; He
W . S. REYNOLDS,
will remain in this vicinity until
Jeweler and Optician,
about the first of September
Newberg, Ore.
when he will go to Whittier,
Flrat door west of Porter * Larkin'*.
California, he having been elected
last week to a position in the
faculty of Whittier College. He
will teach history and serve a*
physical director, and will make
TONSORIflli A R TIST.
the third Newberg man in the
faculty o/ that institntion, Pro
EYERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC fessors Kelsey and Albertson
TIO». BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION.* having precccded him.
ft m» l BOB
E. A. ELLIS,
J
B. F. TERRY,
On Furniture for 60 Days
A t The New berg Furniture Store
A very elabórate iron bed, Farmer price
bine and white, 7 spindles........................... 9
green and white 7
“.
brass trimmings 10
green or white with
very nice bed with white trimmings
very nice bed white trimmings
7 spindle, brass trimmings.......
white.
good cheap bed green or white
another style
J a it Drop in nnd Look Them Over
Bed Boom Suite, 3 Pieces
Extension tables from
Kitchen treasure
Kitchen cupboard
Side boards...........
Valour couches....
Gliftter taples......
Combination cases
Sewing rockers.................
Arm Rockers, cobbler seat
Arm
“
wood seat....
Dining chairs ..................
Come in and Try Them
Carpet and Linoleum
Linoleum 12 feet wide, square yd., former price......75c— 55 to 65
Quarter sawed oak, 3 pieces...................................$30
Fine ash suite, 3 pieces. .....
maple suite, long glass
diamond shape glass
square glass
We Have Plenty, Come One And All
Once in a Life Time
"
6 feet wide
“
6 feet wide
All wool carpets best grade. . . 7
All wool filling, cotton chain..
Goshen carpets, one third wool
Granite, strong color
Brussels, bright colors.
Now can you get that new carpet?
Yum Yum spriugs $3 00 now $2 40.
Mattresses
L a c e c u r ta in s , P o r t ie r s , W i n d o w S h a d e s , A H P r ic e s
1905 W a l l P a p e r — C o m e a n d s e e u s
HOLLINGSWORTH & WILSON
Tohn Shearer continues to
show fine samples oil alfalia
grow n on his lots here in tow n .
A lb ert & Robertson Com pany,
F . A. Hayes came up from
Vancouver M onday night to cel
Practical Sanitary Plumbers, M ain S t
ebrate a t home w ith his family.
T. B. Cummings began w ork
Steam, Hot Water And Hot Air
on a cottage lor M ilo P. Elliott
a t the tile factory the first of the
Heating. Hop Piping, Guttering.
week.
All kinds of TinWork,Engines And
J. A Clemenson, the Portland
Boilers put up And repaired, wind
druggist came up Saturday even
milie Erected. Pumps and Rams
ing w ith his family for a visit a t
Put In, Electric Call Bells placed
the old homestead.
Married on July 4 a t the home
o f the bride’s mother in New
Many Years Experience in New Y ork
berg, Miss Ethel Randle and
by Senior Member of Firm.
Wm. C ox, Rev. H. Bowman of
ficiating.
The Newberg band boys who j
furnished music for the Canby |
celebration Tuesday report royal j
entertainment and a general
F. H.
good time.
John Covle and “Mrs. C. I.!
Wilev o f Orient, Iow a, father
P R E S C R I P T IO N D R U G G IS T S .
and sister o f Mrs. J. B. Mount
arrived here last Thursday and
SCH O O L BOOKS
will remain during the summer.;
Mrs. W iley’s husband is post
A N D S T A T IO N E R Y .
m aster in Orient.
Good Rigs and Careful
The brick hotel near the depot
NEW BERG, OREGON.
Drivers. Hearse and
tta o a a y ja a íM e g E K ft-x :
has been leased to J. N. Woods,
o f Oregon C it y ' Tor a term of
Carriages for Funerals
three years and the name ot the
Rates Reasonable.
house has been changed l»nck to
Hotel Purdy. The new man
E. E. FLEI8HAUER,
will take charge Saturday.
The place to get your
PROPRIETOR.
Dr. Rufus M. Jones, editor ot
the American Friend, finally
D R U G S & M E D IC IN E S .
overcame all difficulties * and
spent tw o hours in Newberg last
Friday evening. He. in com -1
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
pany with W. F. Edwards of
Portland nnd Pres. McGrew
SPECIALTY.
came out from Portland in an
A Full Line of Them
automobile. After the lecture
K o o k s , Stationery, Fancy and
Toilet Articles. Camara' and
the return trip was made in time
Kodak* and all kind* o f Cam era
to catch the night train out of
S u p p lie s .
Portland, JTht; time for the lec
LESSONS GIVEN IN K O D A K '
Hiram Jones who owns a farm ' ture w as set for seven o ’c lo c k .,
E K Y.
a mile south of Dundee has bills an early hour, and little time
Including
Waists,
Skirts,
Trim
out announcing a public sale of w a s given for the announce
hfs personal property, consisting ment but a good sized audience
mings, etc.
ot horses, cattle, hogs, farm gathered to greet the speaker.
ing implements, household and An earnest appeal w aonaH e Jo A U w d s Q f N o t i o n s a t
BAK ERY
kitchen furniture. Sale to take the young people to put life into
Fresh Bread. Pies and Cake*
place next Saturday, beginning the things they undertake and ’
always on hand. Order*
THE
R
A
CK
ET
STORE
at one o’clock. Mr. Jones-in the attentidh given the speaker
filled at short notice.
tends to return to Nebraska for by young and old gave evidence
the present where he still owns a th at his short talk was well re
SPECHT i KOBL3DORFER
farm.
M. J . NA8H & C O .
ceived.
Prof. E. P artin gton has gone
to Seattle where he will spend
the summer w ith relatives.
O tto Bergren, o f W alla Walla,
w as in to w n last week visiting
w ith his uncle A. L. Bergren.
Prof. R W. Kelsey is spending
hi$ vacation in the summer
school a t Berkeley, California.
F. A. E lliott w as in Berkeley,
California, last week and made
a short call on Prof. J. J. Jessup.
Isaac McCollum and wife of
Long Beach, California, are in
tow n visiting a t Jesse E dw ard’s.
C. E. Hoskins and wife are up
from Gold Hill and will spend
several weeks visiting before re
turning home.
Hervy M. Hoskins drove down
from McMinnville Friday even
ing to meet • Dr. Rufus M. Jones
who w as his principal professor
the year he w as in Haverford
College.
O. O. Hodson and wife, of Mc
Minnville, in company with Mrs.
Hodson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Boyce, from Muncie, Indiana,
visited w ith J. L. Hoskins last
Sunday.
Mrs. F. N. M arshall, of Van
couver, visited in tow n Sunday
with her brother Dr. H. B.
Clough. Her mother who had
been visiting here for the past six
weeks returned - home with her
M onday morning.
“ G lassy” Andrews, who was
one o f “ the boys” in the college
a few years ago, managed the
steering geer of the chug chug
wagon th at brought the lecturer
out from Portland last Friday
evening and it is safe to say he
will live long in the hearts ol the
Edwards little tots tor he took
them tor a ride in his wonderful
machine.
Commercial
Caldwell A Co.
Dress Goods
NEWBERG