Railroad Time Table.
LITTLEFIE LD & ROM IG
NORTH
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS v
8.52 a. m.
SOUTH
Office in First Nat’l Bank Building
Both Phones
8.52 a. m.
Mrs. J. L. Davis went to H ood
River the first o f the wsek.
BOUND.
Christ Held, the harness man,
5.05 p. m spent Sunday with friends in
BOUND.
Portland.
5.40 p. m.
Sam McVey has bought the
W alter Bissell property on River
street, the price being $1300.
Local Events.
ML l W. HARROLO,
DENTIST.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
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Mo., under the feaader, D:-. A. T. S u it
Ofcee et Residence, one lOoek north of hank
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Offioe honra, S to 12 and l JO to 5.
Bell phone.
OR. CEO. LARKIN,
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Office over Chehalem Valley Bank.
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Office over Bank o f Newberg !
IMMMMÉMRBÉI
KENWORTHY
St
HODSON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS
Calls answered day or night. We
have just' received a new and
complete line o f caskets and bur
ial robes. Funeral Parlor in Bris
tow building. Both phones.
t£l. W . ¿Collingsw orth
Funeral Director & Em balm er
Celle Answered Day or Night
Both Phonee •
Newberg,
Or«.
Young Men
I f you want your face
kept in good shape, go to
EL WOOD & REIBLICH
For a good Electric Facial
Massage.
Near First National Bank.
Miss Effie Pinney was taken
to a Portland hospital last week
for treatment for appendicitis.
Will Thomas and family are
out from their Coast Range
ranch to spend Thanksgiving
around Newberg firesides.
I. H. Amos, of Portland, the
advance agent for Jas. H. W oer
tendyke, the prohibition cam
paigner, was in tow n Tuesday.
The band concert given last
Saturday night w as a success
in every particular. The musk
was good and receipts amounted
to $28.
Columbus H a w o r t h , w ho
started the first harness shop in
N. F. Byers has bought the Newberg, spent Sunday in tow n.
Paul M acy property on Wy-
President McGrew attended
nooski street.
the big teachers institute in Port
Owen R. Maris, o f Portland, land Wednesday and took part
spent Sunday in tow n with his in the discussion.
brother Paul.
Charley Johnson, w ho has a
Principal R. W. Kirk went to gun store on Yamhill street in
Will Christenson has the frame
Portland Tuesday where he read Portland, was in tow n Sunday erected for a new residence o f
a paper before the meeting o f the with his family.
good size, which he is building
State Teacher’s Association.
N. F. Byers went dow n the on Main street opposite the
Mrs. G. W. Mitchell, w ho went Columbia the first o f the week Pettyjohn home.
to Portland from Baring, Wash to take the place of a sawyer in Complaint is made that pigs
ington, on account o f the illness a mill w ho g ot hurt.
and cow s are tramping over the
o f their son Jay, came np to
graves
in the cemetery. The
Noah Heater, w ho has been
Newberg M onday evening.
working at his trade in P ort matter should be looked after at
Thomas Prince, o f Dundee, land for several months, spent Once.
w asin tow n Saturday delivering Sunday in tow n with his family.
Miss Laura Rose arrived here
w alnuts*o different parties, the
If you ba te k neighbor w ho
Ontario, Canada, Tuesday
wholesale price being eighteen
evening
and will spend some time
does not read the Graphic ask
cents per pound.
visiting
with her sister, Mrs.
him to call at the office and get
M atthew Terrell will spend a sample copy. Seeing is believ R. W. Harrold.
Thanksgiving with his son Clif ing.
The H illsboro High Shool
ford in Portland. Mrs. Terrell
gainst
the Newberg Amateurs
Second sermon in the series on
went to the city the first o f the the book o f Jonah next Sunday on the college campus this,
week for a visit with her son, L,
night at the Friends church: Thursday, afternoon. See the
W. Charles.
“ The Great Deliverance.” Spe boys punch the pig skin.
Abner Blair, w ho travels for cial music.
John L. Hill, the father o f the
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the Simonds Manufacturing Co.,
Tickets will be placed on sale Mr. Hill who bought the Bar
will have his headquarters in next M onday for the DeMoss tholomew farm, has rented the
Seattle in the future as he has Lyric Bards” who w ill appear Jahn Mackinzie place in the Che
been given that territory, and he at Duncan’s hall on Saturday halem Center neighborhood.
will remove his family to Seattle night o f next week.
Miss M yrtle Ladd, o f Tualatin,
shortly.
has
been visiting in tow n for a
E. West, o f McMinnville, hasj
A. Bartholomew, w ho sold his leased the steam laundry and_ Couple ° f weeks with Mrs. W .W
farm last week came to tow n to will be ready for business in a Baker, assisting her in the care
rent a house but failed to find few days. He came down w ith of her young son w ho has been
one. The “ For rent” notices his family Wednesday.
ill with pneumonia.
have been relegated to the garret
H. A. Cox was dow n from Eu Miss Annie Stone spent Sun
in Newberg, and if we are to
gene Sunday visiting with his day at the St. Vincent hospital
continue to expand, the lumber
sister, M rs., S. W. Newhouse. in Portland with her mother,
yard and the hardware store
On his return home M onday he who she reports is doing well
must be drawn upon.
took his mother w ith him for a and will be able to leave the hos
Those who remember Harlan visit.
pital the last o f this week.
P. Ong as a student in Pacific
As a Thanksgiving offering for
Miss Ella M acy, w ho has been
< College will be interested in read
the
Boys and Girls Aid Society,
teaching at M iddleton, left tor
ing the follow ing notice of his
the
publk school children have
ter former home in Indiana
marriage taken from the Tele
Wednesday in response to a mes collected tw enty-tw o sacks and
gram: “ The marriage o f Miss
sage announcing the serions Al eight boxes o f apples, potatoes
Zarrie M ay Ford, daughter o f
general produce, besides do-
ness o f her brother.
Professor and Mrs. R. A. Ford,
several dollars in money.
The morning trains now pass
to Dr. Harlan F. Ong, will take
Well done!
place Wednesday evening, No at Springbrook instead of New*
James H. Woertendyke, billed
vember 28, at the residence of berg. The down train passes
as
the “ Prohibition Dutchman,”
Dr. T. B. Ford, 186 East Thirty- here at the same time as before
of*
Riverside, California, spoke
the change but the up train gets
fifth street.
here at 9.07 instead o f 8.52. v « to a fair sized audience at Cra
Calvin Blair, o f the class o f
ter’s hall Tuesday evening. The
1904, Pacific College, returned -J . C. Colcord, Seth A. Mills, address w as commended as a
from Kline Palls, last week, Vlilo P. Elliott and Levi Lewis splendid effort by those who
where he has been holding down eft here the first o f the week for heard it.
bachelor’s claim and in the Caldwell, Idaho, to take a look
meantime taking turns as school at the country. They will re The ladies aid society of the
teacher, Sunday school superin turn the latter part o f the week. Baptist church gave a reception
The Chehalem Valley Mills to the new pastor, Rev. A. J.
tendent, surveyor and broncho
roster. After seeing his New lave put on a free delivery w ag Huguelet on Tuesday evening.
berg friends and taking time to on, as will be seen by referring Music for the occasion was fur
ill np on bis mother’s good to their display advertisement nished by Prof. Carrick and
cooking he expects to g o over in this issue. Telephone your short talks were made by pastors
into Washington to work with order direct to the mill and thev <bsh, Hamilton and Low ry and
T. Brouillette and Prof. Crumly.
his cousin, O. J. Hobson on a will do the rest.
The football game, played at
mining project.
Dwight D. Coulson, who has
Salem
last Saturday, resulted in
After having bought poor, been acting as assistant cashier
scrawny chickens in the markets in the Bank of Newberg for the a score o f twenty to six in favor
rom time to time the writer has past three years, has accepted o f Willamette’s second team.
been prone to assert that “ all a position in the First National Considering the fact that the
men are liars” when they claim Bank o f Berkeley, California, at Newberg Amateurs were pitted
good salary and where the against a team that has been
that there are any decent chick
ens in the countiy any more, but opportunity is good tor working playing against the first team of
a dinner o f fried chicken with up. Mr. Coulson’s many friends the university the boys played a
friends in the country last Sun are sorry to See him leave New good game.
day makes a revision o f the berg but are glad to see him ad A gang of workmen broke dirt
assertion necessary. It is ap vanced to a better position, feel for a large roller skating rink
parent that the nice, fat, yellow ing assured as they d o that he Wednesday morning, which A.
legged pullets are kept back to will make good. He will leave P. Oliver commenced to build on
tickle the palates o f those who in a few days for his new loca the corner directly north o f the
Cpipmercial Livery Stable and
plant their .feet under the home tion..
table, when the culling o f the
On last M onday evening at a east o f the M. E. church. The
poultry is made for the market.
regular session o f their meeting, members o f the church are not
Since he sold out his second the Woodmen were agreeably pleased with the prospect of hav
hand store a short time ago, J. surprised by a visit from the Cir ing a noisy skating rink so near
M. Shaw, in looking up a new cle. Right in the midst o f the the church and it is understood
location for business, has visited session the ladks gave an alarm that they will endeavor to influ
nearly all the tow ns o f any sise at the outer door which was re ence Mr. Oliver to change the lo
in thé Willamette valley and he sponded to by the sentinel. On cation o f it.
At the meeting o f the city coun
says Newberg has better streets opening the door he was soon
overpowered
and
the
ladies
cil
Tuesday .night a contract was
than any of them, while Cottage
rushed
like
mad
right
into
the
Closed with George Lea, o f C ot
Grove, he thinks, has the mud
the lodge room. tage Grove, for installing the
diest streets o f any tow n he has midst of
visited. There is still room for The lights were quickly turned new water system, the price be
all
the “ secrets” ing $14,799. The contract calls
a good deal of intelligent en off and
deavor along the line of street safely locked in the closet. It for digging the ditches, furnish
improvement in Newberg but it was soon announced that an ing and laying the pipe from the
is a fact that the past tw o or oyster supper was in waiting,, spring to the reservoir and from
W ood
three years has moved us up and no time was lost in making the reservoir to town.
the
necessray
arrangements.
A
pipe
made
by
the
National
Pipe
several notches in the estimation
goodly
number
were
present
and
C o., o f Olympia will be used.
of the public, despite the fact
that those who fathered the withal the evening was very Work will begin at once and the
movement received little encour pleasantly spent. Music was contractor agrees to have it all
furnished by the orchestra.
completed by the first of May.
agement from some quarters.
That Thanksgiving
Dinner
Is what everybody is thinking of. Perhaps we
“ Got Busy” a little earlier in the year than
most o f people and can» make a few suggest
ions. We are sure o f one thing and that ia we
are prepared to furnish the “ Best” that is
needed for a good old-fashioned dinner.
We have in the new crop o f Raisins, Currants,
Nuts, Dried Fruits o f all kinds, Preserved
Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Cranberries
and Sweet Potatoes.
Oysters, Lobsters, Shrimp, Mince Meat, yes,
"and we will have some Big Fat Turkeys, too.
Let us serve you if you want the Dinner- to be
a success.
P A R K E R M E R C . CO .
i~ . . A ,
SW EETER
We have added a Sweet Depart
ment to our stock—sweet enough
for the sweetest tooth .
All fresh, up-to-date goods, nice
t o look at but can best be appre
ciated by one o f the other senses.
T H E GAZELLE
GLASS
HOTEL
A TR A V E L IN G M AN ’S H O M E.
Sample Rooms
R A T E S $1.00 A N D $2.00 PER D A Y .
T H E BRICK H O T E L N EAR T H E D E PO T.
C A R L K I N G . Proprietor
N ow borg,
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Oregon.