Newberg graphic., July 27, 1905, Image 5

Miss Minnie Hutchens left
W. K . Allen was seriously ill
Tuesday morning for an outing the first o f the week but is now
improving.
H. S. Britt left Tuesday for at L on g Beach, Washington.
tiM M r a l J t o d io t a * .
Dr. E. A. Romig and family
J. B. Mount would be glad i f
Washington, D. C., to assume
left
yesterday for an outing o f a
Including diseases ot Bye,
his new duties as draughtsman the fruit cans held tor the Alaska
Ear, Nose and Throat.
few
days up the Colombia river.
mission were
at once.
in the W ar Department.
’ ' - —
“-4 taken
""* '
Calls answered promptly.
Fred Vantress and family came
G. E. M etcalf o f Eugene joined
C. M. King, m ayor o f Cumber
Both phones.
up
, ffqm Portland last Thurs­
land, Pennsylvania, and ex his family here the first o f the
day evening for a visit with his
Where the Carpet Sale is still on, and owing
sherriff o f Allegheny county, week for a visit o f several days.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. K.
to busioess conditions, we are telling furniture re­
visited in Newberg recently with
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
gardless of coat. We have an up-to-date stock to
Vantress.
his old friend H oward Wiiliama Board o f Trade will meet at
select
from and plenty of it.
Mrs. J. M. Wood, mother o f
He is an uncle o f Attorney King Miss Inglis’ Saturday a t 2:30
Mrs. Lenora Jones w ho was
Wilson o f Portland.
o ’clock.
S A L E P R IC E S ON C A R P E T S .
shot and killed at Oregon City
- ’ Mrs. C. J. Clemen son returned
Mrs. Edna Hobson Van Duyu last September,•- died at that
A ll wool Ingrain carpet.................................. 65 cents per yd.
from a visit a t C reswell last of Sumpter, who has been visit­ placH hft SuR^ay.,
A ll wool filling, cotton chain carpet............. 55 cents per yd.
week. Her sister Mrs. L. Cow- ing here for several weeks, left
Goaben carpet, fine pattern.............................. 42 % cents up
1 lervey Hoskins came down
gill came with her and about Wednesday.
Granite carpet, fine pattern............................. .37
cents up
from McMinnville Friday fo r a
Cotton
carpet,
fine
pattern.....................................
35
cents
up
the same time their brother, Will
1 Lucas, came over from S o u t h Herbert Coffin returned Fri short visit with Prof, and Mrs.
Linoleum, 12 ft. wide............ ................................... 55 cets up
day from an outing at Newport F. K. Jones before they leave for
Linoleum, 6,ft. w i d e , . . . ---- ................................. 50cents up
Bend, Washington, for a short and left yesterday on a trip to the East.
visit.
Hood River.
The ladies auxiliary to the
We are prepared to furnish
Board
of Trade has had some
Rev. Ray Palmer o f Portland
Offlce o rtr rhehalem Valley Bank.
prints o f the original photo­ addressed a fair sized audience neat souvenir postal
cards
S a a rb a rg, O regon .
graphs from which the halftones at the Baptist church Tuesday printed showing a view ot Che-
in the souvenir edition o f .the evening upon the subject, “ The1 •halem" mountain, which have
Graphic were made.
Leave Temple o f Character.”
been put on sale at the stores
orders at the office and pictures
Mrs. P. G. Vought and daugh­ When your friends visit you see
in quantities to suit will be
ter Miss Pearl took their de­ that they are supplied with these’
furnished. ’ a t very reasonable
parture yesterday for Kansas, cards.
prices.
The W. C. T. U. o f Dundee held
Mr. Vought having preceeded
a neighborhood social, in the
Miss Gertrude Minthom went them by some weeks.
grove, on the afternoon o f the
out to Newport Monday to join
“ The call ot the w ild” is be­
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
20th. A short program was
the rest o f the family at their
coming insistent with this suc­
given -of songs and recitations.
sanatorium for the remainder o f
cession o f “ dog days” and many
Refreshments o f cake and lemon­ the kind of binders and mowers and rakes
the summer. She was accom­
are hying themselves to the
that save w ork at busy harvest-time.
ade were then served, and a
panied by Mrs. Elizabeth Miles
j^ T T O B N X Y -A T -L A W
mountains and seaside.
It would be a good idea for you to write
)lea?ant social hour was enjoyed
and Mrs. Edwin Morrison and
to
us about prices and facts— hear the
The
J.
A.
Millsap
place
north­
jy all present.
children who went for a visit
Deering story before you buy either of
west o f tow n recently sold to
W ill praeUee In all tU« cou-ta of tha atata and outing.
K. M. Hall, manager of the
PO R T­
Special at'eutlou (Ira n U j pr obate work, the
those
tools. W e like to answer questions
George
Webber
and
the
A.
H.
writ!nc of daada, mortcagc., uu itracU and the
advertising
department
o
f
the
O.
LAND . O R E G O N
Rev. L . D. Barr, former pastor
drafting of all legal paper.
Pape place adjoining have been R. & N. Company, heartily com­ about anything a former wants— ask
K a a b a r f. O:
o
f
the
Newberg
Friends
church,
O m c i — Second Floor
sold to some parties from Gresh­ mends the Graphic special in a
Bank of JTawbars Bulldlua-
writes the Graphic editors from
am.
personal letter, and asks the
Los Angeles extending hearty
John
Vestal
of
Whittier,
Cali-
privilege o f using some o f the
congratulations on the souvenir
:
bm
ia,
who
had
been
visiting
for
illustrations in matter to be
edition. He has lately returned
few
weeks
with
his
brother
gotten
out advertising thetrans-
from Toronto, Canada, where he
Tames
and
other
relatiyes,
inrtation
lines o f his company.
attended the International Sun­
A tto rn e y -a t-la w ,
started
home
the
first
o
f
the
Miss Gertrude Brewer o f T a ­
day School Convention.
N otary Publie.
week.
coma,
Washington, and Miss
Pres, and Mrs. C. E. Tebbetts
~ i
Esther
Sutherland
o f Pendleton,
Mrs. O. K . Brown o f San-
A lb ert & Robertson Com pany,
concluded their visit here Mon­
om ci
both
o
f
whom
were
formerly
of
Francisco
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
day when they left for Rich­
O P P O S IT E P O S T OFFICE
Practical Sanitary Plumbers, First St.
mond, Indiana,: to attend the Thomas W. Williams o f Long the Chemawa Indian School, are
visiting
with
Miss
Sibyl
W
ood­
Quinquennial Educational Con­ Beach, California, visited in
ference o f the Friends church, on town last Sunday with 'Dr. ward. Miss Brewer has been
Steam , Hot W ater And Hot Air
spending the past year at Vassar
i
n
.
alice
c.
aowaaa.
■OM B D. BOWBM
the program ot which the former Cloughs.
College,
New
York,
taking
Heating. Hop Piping, Guttering.
W ork is being pushed steadily
appears. They sail for England
special
w
ork
in
music.
All kinds of TlnWork, Engines And
upon the new public school build­
in the fore part o f August.
Mrs. Jennie Eells and daughter
ing
and
has
progressed
suffi­
Boilers put up And repaired, wind
W. I. Westerfield, o f the Grass
Wanda arrived Sunday evening
ciently
to
indicate
that
Newberg
Valley Journal and A. B. Wester­
mills Erooted. Pumps end Rams
T o s t e o p a t h ic p h y s ic ia n s
from Marengo, Iow a, and w ill
field, foreman in the News-Re­ w ill have an imposing school-
Put In, Electric Cell Bells pieced
Graduato at tba parait aebool. XlrkarUla,
make their home here fer the
Mo., under the founder. Dr. A. T. Still.
porter office were in tow n Tues­ house.
coming year with Dr. H. D.
OSea at Residence, one black north of Bank
Mr. Geo. A .' Lyman, 'post­
day visiting with their brother
Bowers and wife with whom
once hour»,7 to U and 1 :S 0 to 5.
•all phone.
George, the blacksmith. The master a t Amboy, Illinois and
Many Tears Experience in New York
Mrs. Eells became acquainted
Graphic acknoweledges a pleas­ editor of the Amboy Journal,
some years ago when they were
by Senior M em ber o f Firm .
ant call, from these boys who made the Graphic a _ pleasant
studying Osteopathy at Kirks-
were pioneers in the newspaper call yesterday. Mr. Lyman is
ville, Missouri. She comes west
visiting in the Springbrook
on account of poor health and is
General Contractor. business in Yamhill county.
The fire companies were called neighborhood at the summer already greatly taken with Ore­
out Saturday forenoon1' by an home o f his son, Dr. J. A. Lyman gon, though the weather man
Sewer and Tile Work.
alarm given from the residence o f ot the Portland Academy.
F. H .
]
Also Well Digging. J.R. Finley on West Third street. The original photograph giv­ met her with a warm reception.
W. E. Purdy started to move
S E P T IC T A N K 8 A S P E C IA L T Y Mr. Finley’s grandchildren who
ing a panoramic view o f Cheha- his family from his mountain
. MUTUAL PHONE. « 4
were playing in the woodhouse lem valley and also the one farm the first ot the week to the
P R E S C R IP T IO N DRUGGISTS.
started a fire,
which was showing Newberg from the *:op C. W. Rowe property west o f
quenched however before dam­ o f the College building were the depot which he purchased re­
SCHOOL BOOKS
age was done and without the eight by twenty-seven inches. cently. This sounds easy enough-
AND STATIONERY.
assistance o f the city’s firemen.
These pictures make an orna- but thereby hangs a strenuous
County School Superintendent ment for the office or the home- tale.
On driving down the
Good Rigs and Careful
NEWBERG, OREGON.
Alderman announces the regular that will be appreciated more mountain with a heavily loaded
Drivers.
Hearse
and
examination o f applicants tor and more as the years go by and wagon Monday forenoon, the
Cariagesf3r Funerals
state and county papers, to be changes are being made. Orders brake gave w ay near the West,
held at McMinnville, beginning for these pictures or prints from fall place, and the horses, with
ifcates Reasonable.
Wednesday, August 9. For state any o f the original photographs the w*agon thrown suddenly
papers, the examination will from which the halftones appear­ upon them, plunged forward,
E. E. FLEISHAUER,
hold from Wednesday till Satur­ ing in the Graphic souvenir edi­ upsetting Mr. Purdy, load and
The place to get your
• PR O PR IE TO R .
day inclusive; for county papers, tion were made, will be taken at all by the roadside. The wagon
from Wednesday to Friday in­ this office.
righted itself and aw ay went the
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
clusive; for primary certificates,
A called meeting ot the Board team. On reaching the N. G.
Wednesday and Thursday.
ofTrade was held Monday night Kirk place the runaways met
Miss Martha Hunnicutt, who which was fairly well attended.- a team driven by Selmer Nelson
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
for the past year has been en­ A letter from Judge Scott of and Herbert Cash. The latter
SPECIALTY.
gaged at the California Friends Marion county was read, stat­ pulled out in time to avoid a
Mission in the far north at Deer- ing that the county court of direct collision, but in passing,
ing, Alaska, where Miss Bertha that county would renew tha their wagon was tipped over,
A Full Line of Them
Books. Stationery, Fancy and
Toilet Article«.
C am ara and
Cox is at work, visited here with appropriation for maintaining a the king bolt jerked out and
K odak« and all kin d« o f Cnmera
relatives and friends Saturday tree ferry at Geirins ferry tor the with the front wheels bouncing
1 Supplier.
and Sunday, leaving Monday next tw o years, provided Yam­ behind, team No. 2 followed the
CESSONS G I V E N
for her home at Whittier, Cali­ hill county would do the same. first runaways in a race down
KODAK-
is balky or broken, but bring
■SKY.
it to me and I will make it
fornia. She is arranging to com­ Following a pretty full dis­ the mountain. They soon over­
into s.ach a good, reliable
plete her post graduate course cussion ot the subject a comittee took Mrs. H. D. Harford who Including Waists, Skirts, Trim­
timepiece that it will put a
at Earlham College, Indiana, composed o f Walter S. Parker, was driving toward town in a
smile on your countenance
mings, etc.
this coming year.
that won’t come off, and it
John Larkin nnd F. H. Caldwell buggy and passed her in whirl­
will be a pleasure to tell your
The new fire alarm whistle was appointed to solicit sub­ wind style, a team on either side.
A ll kinds of potions at
friends where to get such
which arrived the other day was scriptions for a fund to assist in Her horse became fractious and
good, reliable watch repair­
attached by C. J. Edwards to paying the cost o f operating the it took some effort to prevent
ing.
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TH E R A C K E T STORE
MERCHANT TAILOR.
the tw o inch steam pipe at the ferrv. The matter will also lx; the third runaway. Mr. Purdy
/
W. S. R E Y N O L D S ,
light plant and was given its first laid before the county court at was pretty severely bruised in
trial Monday evening lt has the next session. J. C. Colconl, his fall and was taken back
Jeweler and Optician,
Cleaning,
M. J . N A S H & C 0 ^
Newberg, Ore.
greater volume than the whistle J. C. Hodson nnd Henry Morris home tor repairs, while Nelson
First dear west o f Porter A Larklu'r.
which w as secured on trinf a few were appointed to solicit funds suffered a broken rib. Furniture
months ago, is fully as weird to assist in improving thecounty was generously strewn along
and Repairing
and unearthly, and is counted exhibit at the fair and n com­ the road, a good deal the worse
CONTRACTOR
W o rk Guaranteed.
upon to wake everything but mittee composed o f Jesse Ed­ for the wear—particularly a roll
Cement
W
alks,
Basement
and
the dead. It is known as the wards, E. H. Woodward, Clar­ top desk which looked like a fit
Foundation
W ork. Septic
T O N S O R IA b A R T IS T ,
“ mocking bird whistle,” the bell ence Butt, Dr. Littlefield and F. subject for the kindling box.
East room ofGraphip
Tanks
and
all
kinds of Ce-
of which is twenty-four inches in H. Caldwell was appointed to Howard Williams drove up in
Building, 1st St.
'ment W ork. Prices reason­
length and six inches in di­ look after gathering supplies for the afternoon and gathered up
able.
M aaM M B BM fol
ameter.
the remains.
the exhibit.*
.r*
Local Events.
I. B. CLOUGH, M. D.
FOR CASH
A t , Newberg Furniture Store
DR. CEO. LARKIN,
Hollingsworth & Wilson
—«-DENTÏST+—
f
L
[R. D. W. HARROLD,
f hose Deering people
DENTIST.
make mighty good
implements
R. M. WADE
CLARENCE BUTT.
M. O'. P IC K E T T
& CO.
F o r S a le b y
M a c k ie & M ille r
is. ns i ns
-
E. A. ELLIS,
C o m m e r c ia l
Don’t W orry
If Your Watch
Caldwell & Co.
Dress Goods
BROWN
j
___Pressing
A.
B. F. TERRY,
EYERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC­
TION. BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION.
H. DOUGLAS
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