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signed; and because we have in­
sisted for years on making an
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M it e r . 1 lha I
item about the first tomatoes
*» H «* b «| , U n fou
that are served in spring at any
dinner or reception, together
with the cost per pound o f the
W.C. WOODWARD.
tomatoes, the town has become
used to our attitude and does
not bus« with indignation when
$1.00 Per Y ea r in Advance.
we poke a risible finger a t the
homemade costumes o f the P ly­
TBOBSOAY. i i m a U .
mouth Daughters when they pre­
sent “ Tlie Mikado” to pay for
I t is reported that Dayton is
the new pipe-organ. Indeed, so
t o have a new paper. Well—
used is the tow n to our ways
People who are w ont to land that when there was great talk
the selfmade man should not last winter about Mrs. Freling-
heysan for serving fresh straw­
shy pebbles at John D.
berries over the ice cream a t her
Y Almost anybody can learn to luncheon in February, just after
labor but it is not everyone who her husband had gone through
cap learn to wait. Note the fel­ bankruptcy, she called up Miss
lows who are making up the Larrabee, our society editor, on
tickets for the presidential race the telephone and asked her to
make a little item saying that
tw o years hence.
the strawberries served by Mrs.
A lot o f fellows who are begin- Frelinghcysen at her luncheon
ing to w orry over the next presi­ were not fresh, but merely sun
dential election w ill be in their dried. This we did gladly and
graves before 1908 rolls round. printed her recipe. So used is
this tow n to our school teachers
Better not hurry the funeral.
resigning to^ g et married that
County seat papers always when one resigns for any other
consider it “ bad form” on the reason we make it a point to an­
part o f outside papers to make nounce in the paper that it is
any suggestion regarding court­ not for the usual reason, and tell
house matters, but the Graphic our readers exactly what the
likes to drop a hint occasionally young woman is going to do.
just to see the Telephone Register So, gradually, without our in­
snarl and show its teeth like a tending to establish it, a family
vernacular has grown up in the
bull terrier.
. ,
paper which our people under­
A. Bennett, the veteran news­ stand, but which—like all other
paper man, broke out in a new family vernaculars—is Greek to
place last week, The Dallas Op­ those outside the circle.”
timist appearing in the Oregon
newspaper field, with his name
Hadley and Harger.
appearing as editor. The Op­
A very pretty wedding took
timist looks just like Bennett
place a t the home o f Mr. and
and this insures its success.
Mrs. L. W. Harger June 20, when
Nothing more need be said.
their daughter Ruth and Mr. Elza
There are a class o f people in Hadley were united in marriage,
the world who are .not willing Rev. Herbert T. Cash officiating.
The bride was beautifully
to cast their lot in a community
dressed
in cream panama cloth
made up o f people o f their own
kind.
They prefer to hang and lace, carrying a boquet of
around where a special effort has white roses tied with white satin
been made to keep out such in­ ribbon. The groom was smiling
fluences as tend to lead the young and happy in conventional black.
in the wrong direction, while The beautiful and impressive ring
they want a special license to g o ceremony was used. The parlors
just as far the other w ay as they were very tastefully decorated in
can to maintain a semblance o f sweet peas and ferns. The cere­
respectability. I f good society mony took place a t 9 p. m. after
is worth the seeking, a man which the guests retired to the
ought to be willing to lend his dining room to partake o f a
The tables
help to make it better, rather bountiful supper.
than to be a hindrance- to the were decorated in white roses
and ivy.
efforts o f others.
The guests present were the fol­
The Quarterly o f the Oregon lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Hadley,
Historical Society is always Mr. and Mrs. Harger, Mr. and
filled with material o f great in­ Mrs. McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
terest to anyone who is inter­ Linton, Mrs. Steinebeck o f La
ested in the early history o f the Grande, Mrs. K ate Kinney o f 111-
state and the last number is no waco, Washington, Mr, and Mrs.
exception to the rule. In this John Atkinson of Goldendale,
number there is begun the re­ Washington, Miss Amy Harger,
print o f a book on the emigra­ Miss Verona Atkinson Portland
tion o f 1843 and the conditions and Mrs. Herbert Cash.
They received many beautiful
on the Pacific Coast as they
presents.
were found by tw o members o f
Mrs. Hadley is well and favor­
that company o f Oregon pio­
ably
known as one o f the popu­
neers, Overton Johnson and Wm.
lar
young
ladies o f Newberg while
H. Winter.
The book was
the
groom
is an industrious
printed at La Fayette, Indiana,
in 1846 and the publishers o f the young man having a responsible
Quarterly say “ careful inquiry position at the Sash & Door Fac­
has thus far disclosed the exist­ tory. The best wishes o f a large
ence of only tw o copies o f this circle of friends g o with them in
important source o f Oregon his- their new life.
Their friends w ill find them
tory. The library o f the Univer­
sity o f California and the libraryjlocated at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. Harger.
o f Congress have each a copy.”
A G uest .
Editors o f country newspapers
Obituary.
w ho have not had th i privilege
o f reading William Allen White’s
Catherine W altz wua born in
new book, “ In Our Tow n,” will Dauphin county, Pennsylvania,
appreciate every page o f it when August 28, 1821, married to
once they begin its reading, for Jacob M oore November 7,1841,
Mr. Allen knows all the ins and died at the home o f her son John
outs of the business and he has a W. Moore, north o f Ncwbeg,
w ay o f telling it that any knight June 21, 1906, aged eighty-four
o f the quill will appreciate. In years, nine months and twenty-
the opening chapter he says in three days.
Her husband died March 21,
■peaking o f the people o f the
tow n: “ In some towns an item 1877, and since that time she
like that would make people mad, has made her home with her chil­
but we have our people trained dren, seven o f whom are now
to stand a good deal. They living, three at Newberg, John
know that it costs them five W. Moor<, M ary A. Douglas,
cents a line for cards o f thanks Lizzie Williams and David Moore,
and resolutions o f respect, so Kansas City, Missouri, Samuel
they never bring them in. They H. Moore, Aurora, Nebraska,
know that our paper never per­ William C. Moore, Pickrell, Ne­
mits “ one who was there” to re­ braska, Sally A. Douglas, Bran­
port social functions, so that don, Iowa.
dear old correspondent has re­
The deceased united with the
N E W B E R Q G R A P H IC .
W E ARE SELLING
Oar product* to several of the Portland wholesale houses
and receiving compliments on our workmanship.
FREIGHT
W E ARE ABLE
To meet any legitimate competition and ask that the people
of Newberg and vicinity give ns their patronage when want­
ing anything in our Hne.
anything in the H ard w are,
V eh icle and Implement lin e
at A . R. Koom aw & Son's,
as oheap o r cheaper, than you
can in ro rtla n d f
LAST YEAR
Our Newberg customers were supplied through our agent.
but this did not prove satisfactory to ourselves nor to our
customers.
THIS YEAR
COME AND SEE.
No one has a graft on us and we will supply your wants
direct from the factory.
for a Square Deal
You rs
H op W ire and Spray Supply a Specialty.
W. P. H EA CO CK & S O N S
Proprietors Now bore Sash A Door Factory.'
T. B. CUMMINGS Sc
COMPANY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
IN T E R E S T P A ID O N T IM E D E PO SITS
ARE
ABLE
T O F U R N IS H Y O U R
C O M PLETE LY
HOME
A GOOD WAY IS BY
OPENING A BANK AC­
F U R N IT U R E , C A R P E T S , L IN O L E U M , W A L L
P A P E R ,'! W IN D O W S H A D E S , S T O V E S A N D
>
G R A N IT E W A R E
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COUNT WITH THE
Bank of Newberg
FIRST BANK IN
C A PITA L
S90.000
NEWBERG
rm t
Receive* drpntete io any amount and
m oor
grve* you the oecceaaary bank book
aod rherk*. Depodton caa check out
their money a* they pleeee and each
VAULTS
check when paid by the beak ia a re­
ceipt to the depositor
The Measure of all
Typewriters.
Double Time-Lock New Manganese
Steel Book Sale. Bordar Proof, Mob-
Proof, Fire-Proof.
Commercial Brains
Inaurance again* btergtary.
BANK OF NEW BERG
!» j
F IR S T BANK IN N EW BER G
UNDERW OOD
,o How approach it in responsiveness—in mechanical perfec­
tion. How resemble it in appearance, design and fin­
ish. Its increasing fsme makes permanent the stand-
The Original of its Kind.
ImltatiouM A r e N e v e r Ho Q ood.
T Y P E W R I T E R CO.
M id w a y , N Y .
6 8 8 th S t. P o rtla n d , Ore,
U N D E K # O O D
Special!
A fine large line of
Try our
SUM M ER
W A ISTS
LIS K W A R E
For your Kitohon
O n hand at the Racket Store
Utensils.
Full Supply of
A fine lino of
D R E S S G O O D S , SH O E S,
A N D N O T IO N S .
iw n lte B M B iw o j
C U TLER Y
S P E C IA L W O R D
Unless the delicate, exactly ad­
Suitable for all
justed
parts
o
f
a
watch
are
kept
M . J . N A S H & CO.
Purposas.
clean and lubricated, they are
T H E IM P R O V E D
certain to become worn to a
ACM E W ASH E R
Y o u will find them at
greater or less extent and the
A Child can Operate ft*
th is $6 0 M a c h in e fo r $ 2 5 movement will surely lose its ac­
I I la * high-«ns, I r o f
J. B . M ou n
n t t ’ s i
Saves Health, Strength Sc
I m I , b*U baarlag. lack. curacy. Tiny particles o f grit are
•Utah, daaMa faad, aall-
Clothing.
bound
to
w
ork
into
the
best
pro­
thraadtnc «b otila: baa
OLDEST FIRM IN TOwN
W wn
J
« m o n t a babbi« «lodar
«a d atbar l i n ai f prora- tected movement; the oil w ill be­
«• o ta . TbU il Ib i AlfTI-
TSUST MACHINS 11 lo come gammed in time and these
IH lar . AH Combined will serve to cut and
. lar aoly grind .the pivots and cause fric­ OSJtÆÆMÆtMM
Baotbly. 1
tion. * “*
Wrlta
Every watch should he thor­
alia
oughly cleaned and oiled at least
I T I . | T i n n t M . a O B T L A M S tO a .
Having been given the agency for the Chaco,
once in eighteen months, and if
Cal., Nurseries, 1 am prepaned'to fill orders for
yonrs has not been cleaned w ith­
all kinds o f Nursery stock, including all varieties
Brethren church near Waterloo, in that time, it should have im­
of Fruits, Ornamental Shrubbery, Climbing
Iow a, in the year 1870 and re­ mediate attention.
Vines, Roses etc. English Walnuts a specialty.
mained a strong and faithful
Stock delivered promptly to the nearest
We w ill clean your watch pre­
station or boat landing.
member up to the hour o f her cisely as it would be done in the
* Prompt attention given all orders, sent to
death. Funeral service* were best watch factories—take the
held at the Brethren church, Sat­ movement entirely apart, clean
J. B. F O R S Y T H , N e w b e rg , O r.
urday, June 23 at eleven o ’clock, each wheel, cog and pivot sepa­
conducted by Elder George C. rately, assemble and regulate it—
Carl, of Portland, assisted by S. and when you get it back you
P. Vandyke.
may depend upon it being in
“ perfect shape.”
Use Chehalem Valley Mills
NEWBERG
Patent hard wheat flour, Every
JEWELER
the old
sack guaranteed.
Next to PoAtofflco.
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
“ H O O S IE R J E W E L E R "'
For Sale!
always on band. Orders
Don’t forget that the place to
Young span o f horses six and
' filled at short notice
buy hay, grain, feed and poultry
eight years old. Weigh 1300and
supplies is the C ity Feed Store,
Slrohiraler Sc Hanish
1400.
A mos N elso n ,
opposite postoffice, Newberg.
'*
R. F. D. No. 1. Both phones and free delivery.
Buy on C red iti
F
MILLS
N u rs e ry S to ck .
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NEWBERG
BAKERY
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