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L ocal Events*
DR. R. W. NAHOLD,
Ed St. Helen, accompanied by
Miss Case, drove over from the
Champoe^ neighborhood Sun-
I day and visited with the family
| o f his aunt, Mrs. Jesse Cook.
Jo Carr and family departed
the first o f the week for Adna,
W ashington, about five miles
from Cnehalis, where he has
good deal o f carpenter w ork in
view.
Will Battey, a former
o f the college here w ho is
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moomaw,
who have been spending the|
winter in Southern California,
arrived home last evening.
J. H. Mills, the jeweler, has|
rented the Forsyth property, I
formerly occupied by the family
of C. C. Ferguson, to which he is |
moving.
Mrs. B. S. Cook, accompanied I
by little daughter, and Enos and
Mit Hanson were up from Port­
land the first o f the week to see
their aged father, John Hanson,
who lies very low and whose
death it is thought cannot be far
off. '
THE
REASON
A. S. Parker, whose family
now occupies the Van Leavitt
DENTIST.
house, has purchased as a home
the Dr. Davidson property.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
Mrs. J. L. Hoskins went to
Dayton Sunday evening to spend
a few day s with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Hajtlie Hadley, who is ill.
^TTounrr-xT-LAw
Rev. and Mrs. Neal Carmichael
o f Eastern W ashington, are visit _____ 4____ A
CLARENCE DÜTT.
ing in tow n with the latter’s
Will »n otte* la all tk* oaarto *1 ti
niece, Mrs. O. K. Edwards and
SsaeUT M m U w giT*a 1»
past
writing of d.ed«,
family.
drafting of all tega! paper.
in the family o f A. Buchanan
JTow
Nolan Law son and wife left
F loar
Offiea—
J. F. Steinbeck came dow n from
Mrs. G. E. Metcalf, while un-1
Of M.wkorg ; Baudin«.
M onday for Sherman county
LaGrande
the
latter
part
ol
last
dergoing
a severe siege o f ty­
Eastern Oregon« where he will
week
to
see
his
wife,
w
ho
has
phoid
fever
at the Eugene hospi­
w ork for a while on a ranch for
been ill here for some months at tal, is getting along as well as
Sam Brisbine.
the home o f her parents, Mr. and could be expected. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Charles Mrs. Lon Hadley
L. M. Metcalf went to Eugene I
ave made
r
have
the purchase for
A ttom ay-at-l«w ,
J. E. Smith has received a letter the first o f the week to help care [
home o f the old Boyce property
for the children.
Notary Public.
on South Meridian street, now from J. C. M atteson, now at
Norah,
Louisiana,
stating
that
Postmaster A. W. Severance |
ocenpied by James Comic.
it is probable that they will be­ and F. R. Beals, o f Tillamook,
- V OFFICE
Mm. Wm. Gunning, o f Mc­ come residents of Newberg again were in town yesterday in the I
Minnville,
came down to New-
time this summer. The interest o f A. G. Beals o f their
o p p o s it e p o u t o ffic e
berg Sunday morning, accom latch string is out.
town, candidate for the republi-1
panted by her little boy, to make
can nomination o f joint repre-
Last
Saturday
Miss
Grace
a visit o f a few days with her
sentative
for Yamhill am d Tilla-
Wilson, o f Newberg, arrived In
mb a .Lien e. bowbm
a.aowcM.
sister, Mrs. J. F. Taylor.
mook
counties.
Cloverdale to take charge o f the
Friends here have received an­ f o o o l Miss Wilson taught the
The Literary Society at the I
nouncement
,
,.
. o , f the
. . . birth
. . . . o . f . . school across the river tw o years Brutscher school house east o f
daughter on March 14th to Mr. ag Q and jjer many friends her« town had a very interesting pro­
and Mrs. Glenn W inslow o f wl]i ^ glad to hear o f her return gram last Saturday evening,
OOTCPOATHIC P H Y SIC IA N *
Graduate, at <** parent »chonl, Klrkirllte, Pendleton, formerly numbered | toth is community. School com- which was so well attended by
* * . , andor UMfoiuidar, Dr. A. T. Still.
araong Newberg s popularyoung tnenced M onday morning, Mai\b the friends and patrons o f the
Odtea at RMldamar. on . block north of Bank
people.
of iroirbtn
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126th.—Cloverdale Courier.
school that the seating capacity
* Offio. hour*, l u l l a o d 1:80 t o 5.
The last number o f the New­
Ball phone.
Chas. Grissen, m ayor o f Mc­ o f the school house was entirely
berg Lyceum course will be given Minnville, died of pneumonia at inadequate. The musical part o f
on April 14th and will be filled his home on last Sunday evening, the program was much appreci­
hy Lou J. Beauchamp, the poet after an illness o f about one ated by all.
and humorous philosopher. This week only. Born in Germany
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Chip- {
1
promises to be the cap sheaf. fifty-four years ago, he has been man, o f Gresham,
AT THE
Watch for particulars.
a prominent citizen o f McMinn­ several days last
It was a, good address which ville for thirty years. He was with their former neighbors,
Office In Chehalem Valter Bank Bldg.
Phon. Mo. 48.
Misses Christopher and Young o f I
Attorney Rutherford gave here on# of the organizers o f the
the Filberte Poultry. Yards. They
ast Thursday evening on the gon Fire Relief Association
ocal option question.^ and his which h* has been president Since were very much pleased with
W h en you are ready to paper you r parlor, bed room
thorough summing up of the 1904, and was well known over Newberg and the surrounding
or pantry, w e have the 1906 W a ll P aper.
country, and commented On the
proposed amendment to the law J the county,
Paper hanging 20c per double roll— best in tow n.
was decidedly illuminating. His
DB. GEO. LARKIN,
Rev. James Price came dow n fact that Newberg is a good
hearers were thoroughly con­ from Salem on business the first demonstration that a town can
W h en y ou w ant to get that new B aby G ib w e have
vinced that it is best to leave o f the week. He closed his w ork grow - -r.d flourish without the I
them that are cozy and n eat
well enough alone,
They
there as pastor o f the Friends revenue from a saloon.
drove
over
from
Gresham
and
C A R P E T S , L IN O L E U M , M A T T I N G - W e can
Mrs. H. R. Kennedy, mother church last Sunday, and he and
Offioe otar Chehalem Vaiiey bank.
were
considerably
surprised
to
I
Mrs.
Price
expect
to
m
ove
to
supply you r needs in this line at R igh t P rices!
o f Mrs. H oward Williams, died
M .a r b e r g , O r e g o n .
last Thursday at their home at Newberg in the near future , to find that several o f the road
S O M E D R E S S E R S —'Treasure Tops, and
Seaside and was brought up here make their home here. He is to supervisors were having the |
Plata Raoka, at Special Pricaa.
roads
so
thoroughly
“
cultivated”
on Friday tor burial. The funer­ be succeeded at Salem by Rev.
that they were almost impass-l
Oliver
Kenworthy,
o
f
Fresno,
al services were conducted Satur*
U n d e r t a k i n g in a ll I t s B r a n c h e s
able.
day afternoon at the home o f California, father * o f the Ken­
Mrs. Sarah Jane Dugan and I
Miss Mary Williams, after which w orthy boys w ho have been in
Alfred
Wheeler attended services
college
here
for
the
past
tw
o
interment
w
as
made
in
the
Dun­
General Contractor.
at the Friends church Tuesday
dee cemetery, where others o f years.
mmm mmmt
evening and went home as Mr. |
the family are buried.
Have you registered? Thia |and Mrs. Wheeler. That w as]
The recent cold snap is found very im portant m atter should ‘ doubtless a long service to the]
to Ik responsible for a pretty receive the attention o f every 1 prospective bride and groom ,
feEPTIC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y general blighting o f prospects voter. The registration books but there is An end to all things
MUTUAL PHONB. 18» for a cherry crop and strawber­ for the primary elections are to earthly and when meeting finally
ries, the earlier varieties more par­ be closed on April 10th and will broke they betook themselves to
ticularly, are likewise doomed. doubtless be taken from the dif­ the home o f Rev. H. T. Cash
This failure, while felt all over ferent precincts ere that. It is near by where they were soon
the valley, will be especially hard the votes o f the people that nom­ made husband ana wife. The
upon the Springbrook neighbor­ inate the party tickets this year. groom was on hand at his tin
hood, as these fruits are counted The greater responsibility there­ shop bright and early the next
the staples to be worked up by fore rests upon every voter. See morning as if nothing had hap­
that you register at once.
the Spnngbrook cannery.
L ook at the N ew and N ob b y line o f Shoes w hich
pened, but good news as well as
w e have just received, com prising the
bad
travels
quickly,
and
numer-
A stump puller was being oper
The fellows w ith the unquench­
I. kewiwartaft far *11 kind, el
a ted at the Taylor place out able thirst fdilow the line o f the our were the callers w ho dropped
Jawahy, Silverware, Watch«,
west o f tow n Tuesday, when the least resistance, and it seems in to offer congratulations. Mr.
L A T B S T N O V B L T IJ B S
and Clock, for ike holiday
sweep being suddenly liberated that it does not alw ays lead and Mrs. Wheeler will live at
flew back and struck with ter­ them to the gallon house across the latter’s home on W ynooski
Hundred, of Ring, lo .eloct
rific force in the head the five the river. Behind the closed door street.
W h ich the market affords. W e can fit the
car old son of Mrs. B. W. Tay- o f a certain little room in the
James
W.
Duncan
and
Miss
Repairing of all kind, done
fc or, formerly Mrs. L. J. Parks, west part o f tow n there is' Lessie Hunnicutt went down to
and guaranteed. Eye. tened
who was standing close at hand. evidence of strong attraction. Oregon City Tuesday where they
and fated.
The child’s skull was crushed in, Where there is so much smoke were quietly married, Rev. P. J jJ L A R G E S T , L E A S T , O L D E S T or Y O U N G E S T
a length o f five inches, and so there must be some fire, goes the K. Hammond officiating, and re­
badly that it was telescoped. old saw. Where there is so much turned home in the, evening.
— aiveJHIm a Call.
Dr. Littlefield performed a diffi­ smell and wiping o f mouths there While this little denouement had
At Lowest possible prices
cult operation m putting it back must be some wetness that is been put on the program by their
Quality Considered
to normal shape, with the result stronger than Newberg water.
observant friends, the sequel
that the child is still alive and
came a trifle unexpectedly after
The
return
basket
ball
game
may recover.
between the Chemawa Indians all. The bride, daughter o f Mr.
Since establishing a dairy herd and Pacific College, played here and Mrs. R. B. Hunnicutt, has
Come and examine our line and you will be
at his new place, "Fat-view,” on Friday evening, resulted in an­ not been a resident o f Newberg
convinced that it is unneccessary to
Chehalem mountain, P. N. Skin­ other victory for the pale faces but little over a year, but in that
go to Portland for the now styles
ner, while having very good suc­ by a score o f 24 to 8. While time her gracious and kindly man­
cess with his cow s, has had his too one sided to be thrilling, the ner has won her many friends.
and shapes.
share o f the kind o f experience ame was watched with interest The groom, a Newberg
which may be expected when a v a large audience o f spectators. is well known and* liki
man branches out along new Applause was given impartially energetic young man o f ini
lines. Having come to the con­ to the contesting teams and the and a hustler in business. James
clusion that an all round farm ame was played in the b e s ts ! says they will make Newberg
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
hand cannot get the desired re­ umor. Follow ing the contest their home, it being his expecta­
sults from a dairy herd, he has the students gave the visitors a tion to go into the furniture
ueually
employed a scientific dairyman delightful reception at Canyon manufacturing business here,
int-claM dnagtfore.
ana feeder, a graduate o f an hall. W ords o f welcome were though his plans are not quite
of ichool book, and
eastern school o f dairying, w ho expressed by Prof. Davis for the matured. .
will take sole charge of the Skin­ college, a hearty response being
carefully
At a called meeting o f the
ner herd. The new man, Mr. given by Superintendent ChaL Board o f Trade held Monday
Geo. Crawford, arrived with his craft o f Chemawa, w ho accom­ evening, a communication was
wife on M onday from their home panied his boys on their trip. read from Tom Richardson, sec­
at Cambridge, Illinois.
The visitors spoke appreciatively retary of the Oregon Develop­
The big concert, annonced in o f the w ay in which they were ment League, calling attention
the Graphic tw o weeks ago to received here and seemed to en­ to the unique display o f Oregon
be given by the ladies o f the jo y themselves thoroughly. The made goods which is to be made
Friends church, has' been given college boys talk o f playing bass- in the down tow n show windows
Dl
over by the latter to the Bap­ ball with the Indians later in the o f Portland, under the auspices
tist Ladies’ Aid Society, under season, in which case the tables o f the Portland Ad men’s Asso­
whose auspices it will be given will doubtless be turned. The ciation. The displav will be
voaad.
All kinds of art work and
made tor one week, from May
in Duncan’ s opera house next game of Friday night was
painting taught at my revi-
Saturday evening. Six Portland ninth for the home team thia 19 to 26, and the local Board
denee on Wednesday, Thurs­
artists will appear during the season and will be their last. Of was urged to take the matter np
day, Friday and Saturdays.
When you are hungry try
evening and the program which this number the boys have wsfe at once and see that Newberg’»
Twenty-five cents a lesson,
manufactured products are well
the White House Restaurant
they have prepared is certainly six and have been defeated
or twelve lessons for $3.50,
represented. As a committee to
where warm meals will be
one to challenge attention. One but tw o teams. This is a
payable in advance. Chil­
take the matter in charge, Jesse
served at all hours.
o f the features is the work at the good showing, for which the
dren taught from seven years
iano o f little Miss Beatrice Eve- dent coach, Arthur Wilson, is in Edwards, Dr. R. W. Harrold and
up.
Location—Glen Hotel
rn Wilson, the child pianist a large measure responsible. The
Board V
ordered that an
All music lovers should take ad­ college athletes say they will
Walling’s Baazar and at Par­
old
account
in
favor
of F. A.
now
devote
their
attention
to
vantage of this splendid enter
ker Merc. Co.
tainment. The general admis­ track work for a short season, Morris for work done at the
Mas. G bacb C adv
sion fee is twenty-five cents, chil­ lasting until the fore part o f Yamhill ebunty exhibit at the
F
ourth
& Meridian Sts.
dren fifteen cents. Reserved seats M ay, after which they will take fair last summer before he was
made superintendent, be paid.
baseball.
are on sale at both drugstores.
You will like Grocer­
ies bought of the
M. O. P IC K E TT
PARKER M ERC. CO.
-Is because they are
the purest, most whole­
some and richest that
money can buy.
w in n s
DBS. UnLEnELD t EDM G,
PlTnsim I Strimi.
»
-^D EN TIS T-*—
E. A. ELLIS,
W . W . Hollingsworth & Co.
Sewer and Tile Work.
Also Well Digging.
Shoes Shoes
Potter’s Jewelry
Store
i
F. H. Caldwell
& Comi
S
-
Yours for Business
Wilson & Hanning
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Umbrellas!