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; r'V ; ¿ i ' "v JfjjJyi! . -vj B'S ,< . 1 N ewberg vol . xvm. W hat an Oregonian Kansas. G raphic NEWBEEO, YAMHILL COUNTY. .CEEOON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1906. Sees in prairies, new counties were laic Harlan Smith gave a very niter esting talk. Miss Onn David spent st- mas at borne. ; - Mrs. J. L. H aw orth ana Mrs. Levi Lewis were called to Dallas last Saturday by the serious ill ness o f their aunt. NO. 11 out, couuty seat fights which were real fights and not always ' Just before leaving home tor bloodless, served as the exclama the Sunflower state a friend con tion points to the story, and fided to the writer that when real estate soared high. But as ever the thought o f Kansas boom s have a w ay o f doing, this entered her head there always one was pricked in a night am cam e with it the thought o f a everything flattened out again West Chchalsiu. call for old clothes for the desti-! It was a long w ays down, but tute; that while she knew better the bottom w as quickly reached are A number in this than to attribute such needs to People left their farms by the sick with lagrippe. present day Kansas, the remem score until the population o f this A. H. Christenson brance o f its destitution as thus county dwindled to less. than Omar Fendall and , voiced in her girlhood days re 2500 people. These were the Dix attended the W e are offering the Greatest,, Bargains ever offered in times that tried strong hearts Bernard B. Christenson iused to be effaced. the state o f Oregon, in our Annual Clearance Sale o f Men’s, When an Oregonian abroad is T o go or to stay—that was the Ruby Jones at Amity last Satur introduced to a stranger, invari question. The man who stayed day evening. Boys’ and Children’s Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Caps, at ably one ot the first remarks is, came out best. For instance, F. H. Vinton and sister stayed i former prices. “‘Well, you have some rain out there is a farm near here, be over night with their brother W. V . in your country, don’t you tween Haviland and the county T. Vinton ot McMinnville, last Suppose they w on’t see the sun seat, which went begging only M onday. Miss Geneva Vinton, Leather, corduroy lined reversible coats, at 1-2 again out there until some time right years ago for the paltry o f Walla W alla, W ashington, is regular price. next summer.” But when a sum o f $100. It was finally pur also visiting there. Kansan is aw ay from his native chased by a Haviland farmer Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Christen confines’ it’s something like this, w ho gets from $400 to $500 son are visiting with the former’s with a pitying look: “ Kansas! rent from the place annually and parents. _____ M ackinaw coats and pants at 1-2 regular price. Well, how about the hot winds w ho could doubtless sell it for Dundee. -and droughts, the cyclones, the $4000. One man not far from Overcoats and cravanettes at your own price. T. H. Hfcnt and family have grasshoppers, fete?” here had such faith in Kansas But respite the fact that the when the outlook was the w orst moved to their new home near epithet, “ Bleeding Kansas,” like that he borrow ed the money and Portland. It will pay you to call and inspect our goods. Iflanquo’s ghost, will not down, purchased 80 quarter sections Chas. Parrett has sold his hops Our stock must be reduced and in order to do this for •despite the reputation for hot for $10,000. He kept buying :o Mr. Hendershot for 9%c and winds and cyclones, blizzards land until now he has 125 quar Hans Nelson has sold to Brown mer prices will not be considered. and hailstones, drouth and fam ters—and he is a wealthy man. & Co. for 7%c per pound. Give us a call and see for youselves. ine, despite its legacy for eccen The newspapers o f the state Mr. Tucker and family have tricities handed down by Ossa- from one end to the other are moved tnto the Harold Prince w attom ie Brown, M ary Ellen singing one great paean o f praise residence. Lease, Sockless Jerry Simpson, for Kansas. It’s diverting to an Rina Groth has enlisted in the John J. Ingalls, Carrie Nation outsider to read on every hand [J. S. naval service and expects and the Kansas editors—despite the fulsome eulogies on the Sun to leave here the fourth inst. to all this and other little freaks o f flower state but it is rather im take up his abode on one o f Clothiers and Furnishers fortune or misfortune, Kansas pressive at the same time. Kan Jncle Sam’s ships. holds up her head as one o f the sans offer a good lesson on state The Dundee schools reopened proudest and richest states in loyalty. F or when at home in Tuesday morning after one the Union. And we are not pre the little dugout or sod shanty week’s vacation. pared to say she hasn’t cause. Prof. Clemenson spent the holi wrestling with sandstorm or In the afternoon and evening blizzard, the loyal Kansan lifted days in McMinnville and while w e were riding through the his voice in the same burst o f th en visited the public schools. ~ Rockies and over mountain praise, though it was with des John B. Brown has moved plateaus under the brow o f lofty peration and defiance, which is onto the farm he recently pur sentinels—that’s Colorado. And to-day ringing out over the chased from T. H. Hunt. in the morning were rolling prairies in one glad harmony— The New England dinner given prairies and w aving corn fields— now that the goose hangs high by the Ladies Aid at Groths Hall and th at’s Kansas. And the Thus be it said to the credit o f New Years day was a decided tourist is at once convinced that the sufferers in bleeding Kan success. Kansans are acting upon the ad W e extend to all the best o f New Year Greetings and ask Mr. and Mrs. G? W. Byers Jr. vice given by Wm. Allen White visited friends in Portland Satur W ith granaries running over you to visit our store and inspect our line. when Populism stalked abroad with corn, w ith cattle and hogs day and Sunday. in the state. They are at least attening thereon and grow ing A pleasant birthday party xaising more corn. As t o the into money, with farms increas was given a t the home o f Mr. relative amount of the other red ing in value, w ith tables loaded and Mrs. M ilt Yeager Thursday W e have an U P-TO -D A TE and com plete line o f hot article yet kicked up, we are dow n with the good things o f afternoon, the occaiion being the n o t in a position to state. C" D I E T C And some fine Bargains ife, with their women folks ninth birthday o f their daughter If once there were times o f trial dressed as the best ladies ot the Blda. U n V V L n l L O in Glassware, China, and privation hereabouts when and gnd with money still in The Misses Lena and Gertie it w asa serious question whether their pockets—and on top o f all Imus spent the holidays undfcr Stone ware, Crockery and Graniteware. t o move on or. to stay by the this with the praises o f Kansas the parental roof. Lena is at stu ff and face it through to the dinned in their ears from pulpit tending the Portland Business Don’t Forgot .that our Lino of T E A S and C O F F E E S ara tha Boat. w orst, there is certainly little and forum and press, is it any College and Gertie is teaching in evidence o f such now . If Kan wonder that the typical Kansans Sherman eounty. sas has had her lean years, she are prone to assume the air ot Mrs. L. P. Richardson received is now eqjoying the fat ones. the prize fow l in the barnyard the sad intelligence Thursday Prosperity is in the atmosphere. and imagine that they live in the evening that her son had died It’s in the very attitude o f the greatest state in the Union? We very suddenly at American Falls, people—yes in their faces and in think not. Idaho, and accompanied by her the tone ot voice if you please. daughter she started for that (T o be continued) As plainly as it expressed in place Friday morning. W. C. W. w ords they say it—“ Yes sir, we Our road supervisor, H. L. Haviland, Kansas, 12-26-’05. live in Kansas, and there’s no Hagey, hauled and banked a lot lira. S. C. W oodruff and Miss CORRESPONDENCE. a p olog y to be offered.” o f gravel last Summer which he Lotus Hurford, First-class dress In the first place there has been has been using to good advant makers. an unbroken succession o f good Sprlngbrook. age in filling mudholes and de Strictly, Up-to-Date, Tailor Made crops n ow for several years, and Skirts a specialty. pressions in the road. The roads Call and see our work. w ith fair prices for the same, the Miss Elsie Winters, who spent in this district compare very fa above mentioned result is but the Christmas holidays at home vorably with any in the county. Main S tM 2 doors North natural. We do not mean that returned to her school near Mc E know how and ha ve the facilities of First. Chehalsm Center. to so mend a broken, bent or badly the farmers o f Western Kansas Minnville M onday evening. worn ring, pin or brooch that it are rolling in wealth, but they Christmas night a family re School opened Tuesday with will look and be practically the same as have money, are inproving their union was held at Albert Heater’s a nice clean schoolhouse and a Crumley attended the Friends when you bought it. church conference at Salem dur farm s, fixing up their homes, and a very good time is reported. neat new board fence in front. If you have a _ high grade American ’ watch, or a nicely adjusted, hand- buying more land—in short they Mrs. Libby Stkhler is quite ing vacation. Miss Hunnicutt having given wrought Swiss movement, or an expen Miss M yrtle Gause was given have the goods. up her school, Mr. Groover ot sick with pneumonia and is in sive clock, you can leave it here to be a surprise party on December 28. And as an accompaniment and McMinnville is now principal. need o f friends to rally to her as cleaned or repaired—and the work will Professor Partington spent fa ctor in this era o f good feeling Friday evening December 29, a sistance. be accurately done, In fact, we do all the holidays with relatives in is the rapid rise in land values. taffy pull was given at Mr. and The Christian Endeavor work kinds o f repairing—the complicated and the everyday Iqinds—and even the small It is inclined to make a man hold Mrs. Wallen’s by the C. E. has been laid dow n for three Seattle. est. simplest repairs are done by an ex Miss Hazel Crozer, sister to up his head and think more o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Macv months until the bad weather C & str perienced workman. Miss Verda Crozer, has entered himself when the quarter section spent Christmas in McMinnville. subsides. We guarantee, absolutely, the qual farm which a few years ago he Miss Loie Carey spent Christ The W. C. T. U. will meet with the preparatory department. ity o f all our work and prices we charge Alvie Heater, of Springbrook, th r e a d e d to leave (he Wouldn’t mas and New Years at home. Mrs. Homer Palmer next Thurs for it will be found just and reasonable. has returned to school. sell it), will now bring from The Springbrook literary so day. All the ladies o f the neigh Miss Jessie Gardner is enrolled $3500 to $4500. ciety will give an eiitertainment borhood and gentlemen that NEW BERG in the preparatory department. Some twenty years ago there next Saturday evening. The ad would care to come are invited JE W E L E R . In the Junior class contest held w as a big rush o f immigration mittance will be 10 cents. to attend. - Tuesday evening Ralph Rees re Next to Postoffice to Western Kansas resulting in Everybody is cordially invited. . Pacific College. ceived first place and Paul Maris As Rev. Elwood Knight was a boom with aU its attendants. President McGrew and Prof. second. Tow ns sprang up over the absent Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Annual Clearance hodson B r o s ! Happy New Year Valley T ea & China Co. Dressmaking A W ORD A B O U T REPAIRING W T- • MILLS
