V
E. E. Fleishauer came up fironi
W . J. Stater, the McMinnville
Portland Wednesday evening.
real estate man was in town
Mias Potts of Portland is in Monday,
Local Events.
P H Y S IC IA N S A S U R G E O N S
F irst N a t ’l Bank Building
Both Phones
T. B. Cummings is so far im
proved that he has been out to
the store a short time each day
during the week.
DR. R. W. MARROLO,
J. S. Holt, though he is now
eighty-four years old is still able
to do a prettv fair days work at
carpentering..
DENTIST.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
CLARENCE BUTT.
Iks atç
work, the
a id th.
Of
i of Wswfcaig Building.
G. U. S N A P P
Physician
Office near residence on College Street
P H O N E M A IN N O . 171
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O STEO PA TH IC P H Y S IC IA N S
Tir. 1 .. t u at the parent ustioni, XlrkiTlll«,
Mo., nudar th . foun d.r, w*. A. T. M U .
, ou. Mock north of Bank
o h e . at !
of ».wharf
OB o. honra, f to 13 and ISO to B.
Bail phone.
—»-DENTIST*—
OSea orar Chshalaa Vallar Bank.
DR. N. M O R R IS O N
Miss Alice Lindsay^ of Newberg
was recently married to Loren
Chamberlain of Polk county.
They
will reside at Bridgeport.
reached a total of five hundred
and four the first of this week.
Charley Rittenhonae has sold
Abner Blair w ho arrived home the lease he held on the Leavitt
Wednesday lost no time in get hop ranch on Chehalem moun
tain and has moved into town.
ting ont after the birds with
gun.
Mrs. Samuel Gause and son
Omer are at home again after
Charley 1
having spent several weeks at
moved from
Rosedale assisting Emmcr New
down on the river to
by daring the prune drying sea'
Carlton.
•
Carl King, recently from North son.
Miss Clara Newby who had
who has leastd the
been
nursing in the Hyde family
Purdy hotel says he is well
pleased with the w a y business is for the past ten days returned to
Salem Wednesday. Mrs. W. E.
opening np.
A football game is billed to Wight went with her for a visit
come off cm Tuesday evening of of a few days.
Joseph Wilson has sold his
twelve acre tract near town on
the north to Colon M clver who
will build a residence on it. The
price paid was $1500.
Rev. Marion George w as up
next week a t four o’clock on the
College grounds, the contestants from Portland the first of the
to be the College Academy te$m week looking alter his interest
in the prune crop on the place
and the High school team.
north
of town owned jointly
Leslie Moore visited with the
with
J.
M. Wright.
Rev. Herbert T. Cash is expect home folks last Sunday. On his
ed to arrive here with his family return to Linnton M onday his
K. C. Hollingsworth has leased
from Baring, Washington this father, J. W . Moore, went with the Newberg House and it is
week in time to take his place in him to remain a few days with again opened as a hotel. The
the pulpit at Friends church his sons to partake o f the|r louse has been completely over-
next Sunday.
lauled and cleaned and he is
bachelor hospitality.
H. E. Newlin, of Springbrook,
W . R. Everest brought in some rrady to cater to the wants of the
sold a hog to the Newberg Meat very fine samples of K ing apples raveling public.
Co. Tuesday that
brought
E. P. Dunlap w ho has resided
few days ago, just to show
$26.97. Those w ho insist on what might be done here in Clfe- in M oro county for the past
eating pork and poultry these halem Valley in apple grow ing three or four years removed to
well for it.
with intelligent, well directed Newberg a few days ago and
has rented rooms over M r. Slat
effort.
with his wife
and daughter are down from
Bert King“ who has been car er’s harness shop. H efw ill fol-
Goldendale, Washington visiting pentering a t Vancouver during ow teaming.
with their son Vernon Hinshaw the summer and fall is moving
T w o young dentists came to
daughters, Mrs. T. E. bis family and household effects town the first of the week, as
Wright and Mrs. W . E. White.
to St. Johns. Since his w ork is will be seen from the announce
Last Sunday evening’s train in jh at vicinity the move seems ment that on Sunday a son w as
born to Dr. and Mrs. Nelson
cow in short order desirable.
rounding a curve near Oswego,
The missionary box for Edith Morrison and likewise on Mon
he carcass w as rolled along be Graves, China, will be packed day a son w as born to Dr. and
tween the rails, the engine and next Saturday, October 20, at Mrs. George Larkin. All parties
tw o coaches passing over it the Free Methodist parsonage. getting on nicely.
Dr. A. Mills has been about
town during the week visiting
with relatives. His family will
remain in Corvallis during the
winter where the children can
tave good school privileges, but
le will return to their ranch in
the Coast mountains.
Any one wishing to contribute
anything to it are cordially in
vited to do so. •
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A Word of Criticism.
Newbcrg, Oregon.
Mrs. M . B. K . Edw ards writes
I notice onr county school
lome that she is having a very
Superintendent is getting com
eqjoyable time visiting with
mendations showered upon him
riends and relatives in Morgan,
from all over the country tor the
lend ricks and Parke conn tics,
initiative he has taken in getting
ndiana.
She will not return
the school children from the dif
W. N. Welch received his home tome for some time to come.
ferent school districts oi Yamhill
paper from Parke county, Indi
The Calkins and Littlefield
county interested in agricultural
ana, this week which contained farm o f tu o hundred acres, loca
pursuits, and while he is to be
an account o f a sale of one o f his ted fonr miles np the valley has
congratulated tor the good work
neighbors steers.
There were been sold to some M ontana par
begun, there is also some censure
fifteen head of three year olds, ties, the price being $65. per acre,
due him for the w ay in which the
averaging 1588 pounds, sold at dr. Calkins will probably come
grand prize for the best school
seven and a quarter cents, mak back to Newberg and occupy his
exhibit w as awarded.
ing $115.13 per head.
property.
t
There w as an explicit under
Sixteen school marms with
The county executive of the standing that the judges on this
four male teachers lined up at W . C. T. U. held a meeting Thurs- exhibit were to be composed en-
the station Wednesday morning day at the home o f the countj-f tirely of people from outside of
for tickets to McMinnville to at president, Mrs. F. A. Morris, tof Yamhill county, and no other
tend the county teachers insti dan the county work for the thought w as or would have been
tute. A fine array of mental tal year. Luncheon w as served and entertained for a moment by
ent and plenty of muscle for a pleasant social hour spent af those in charge of the exhibit
spanking, the latter acquirement ter the business w as finished.
from the Newberg school. It
being about as necessary a quali
J. C. Comic says he w as held now develops that at least tw o
fication for a successful teacher up at the point of a gun and of these three judges were from
as the former, according to the searched by some unknown par McMinnville, and all the expla
old w ay of thinking.
ty, on River street one evening nation so tar offered by Mr. Al
Office over Bank of Newberg
Potter's Jewelry
Store
Usd. of
Watch*
the^ holiday
R“S*
a
Rev. El wood Kqightis making
some improvements about his
home in the w dy o f an addition
to and some changes about his
residence.
without leaving the rails.
Danti st.
ulve him
The Purdy Hotel under the
new management fed more than
a hundred people last Sunday.
W ill M iles is at home again
from the Rosedale prune district
w here he spent the season fo r
drying.
Yamhill,
TTORintT-AT*LAW
W ills: rnetlM la all tu . oourw of
•saaUT attention fiT .n to pmbsta
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f dfesde,
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writing
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drafting of all Issai papà»
WowSerg
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles town visiting w
Mrs. H. E
Skelton, on Wednesday a son.
Follett.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott went to La
Wm. Crawford, of Portland,
Grande last week to make an ex visited with D. P. Strait .west 01
tended visit with her siater, M rs town the fitst of the week.
A. T. Hill
The' public school enrollment
Call.
vjmmjmMjmMMJtMÆÆÆX X X Î
F. H. Caldwell
& Company
Three whole days vacation for
public school children and the
years work only fairly well be
gun. It almost makes an old
fellow wish he w as a tow headed
urchin again, since these teachers
institutes have come to bring a
three days surcease of the hum
drum of indoor life for the boys,
when they want to break forth,
like uncurbed colts, to kick up
their heels and breathe the pure
outdoor air.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
The joke is on a hunting party
composed o f S. A . M ills, Pres.
M cGrew and Prof. Crumly. They
went up the valley last Saturday
W * llJ * jfëollinÿsw orth and put their horse up in a barn
w here they had been accustomed
Funeral Director & Embalmer to going, unmindful o f the fact
that a change had been made in
Calls Answered Day or N ight
farm tenants and a stranger was
Both Phones
in possession o f the place.
Soon
O p #.
Nswbsrg,
after starting out they w ere fol
lowed by the irate tenant who
ELWOOD & REIBLICK proceeded to use very vigorous
language with unnecessary ad
jectives thrown in, and no
Tonsorial Artists
amount o f explanation would ap
pease his wrath.
There was
Shop at Bert T erry’« old stand nothing to do but to ’ ‘g it” and
N ear First N a t’l Bank.
they "g o t.”
V
ast week.# He says he had his
land on his money when he was
told to hold np his hands and he
slipped it down his pants leg
and the fellow failed to find it.
The list of names o f th m rw b o .
, oined the W . C. T. U. a t con
vention time having been lost, it
will not be possible for the ladies
to give personal invitations to
:hese, so they take this means of
inviting all who gave their names
to attend a reception given in
their honor at the home of Mrs.
McGrew, north Meridian street,
on Friday of this week at 2:30
p. m.
Rev. C. K. Hamilton and S.
W. Potter representing the M. E.
church, and President McGrew
and E, W. W oodw ard represen
ting the Friends church, besides
Jesse Edwards and daughter,
Miss Mabel, will attend the Anti-
Saloon League convention to be
held in Portland, Friday, Satur
day and Sunday. It will be an
important gathering of the tem
perance forces aud it is hoped
that many others from Newberg
will attend. Every church in
town ought to be represented.
derman is, that he w as disap
pointed in getting tw o parties
to ‘ whom he had written asking
them to serve in this capacity.
'N o w it would seem that the
feast,M r. Alderman could have
done under these circumstances
to clear himself from all suspi
cion, would have been to have
consulted with the members of
his selfappointed committee from
the different school districts,
who, as they understood, had
been appointed to assist him in
just such emergencies.
I am thoroughly convinced
that Mr. Alderman could have
secured outside help on this com
mittee at any time during the
fair, and from the fact that he
'Waited until the last day, in the
evening, to have the award
made, and also from the fact
lhat the committee who did fi
nally act were asked to do so as
early as Wednesday, the second
day ot the fair, I am thoroughly
convinced that he made no real
effort to secure such outside help,
although up to Thursday noon
be claimed to be doing so.
Yours truly,
F. A. Elliott.,...
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T H E BRICK H O T E L N E A R T H E D EPO T.
C A R L K IN G . Proprietor
Newberg,
Oregon.
Obituary.
not cease to be interested in her
school and Sunday school. Her
Elma Aileen, daughter of H.
and M ary E. Blaylock, was born mother and brother Thomas and
in Barnard, Lincoln county, Kan- «ste r Mabel survive her. The
gas, November 15, 1893. At.the funeral service was held in the
age of tw o years she with her M. E. church, of which she was
mother, brother and sister moved a member, on Sunday afternoon,
to Northwestern Missouri, where
M a r r ia g e Lit
they lived until November, 1904,
Edna Caroline Peffcr 20 to
when the family moved to Ore
Walter
B. Versteeg 21.
gon and settled in Newberg.
Minta Winegar 33 to Henry
After a short but painful illness
her earthly life came to an
I M ary Etta Livengood 19 to
Saturday, October 14.
Geo. Vernon Parry 22.
During her suffering she