Railroad Time Table.
D. P. Price and family were up
from Portland Sunday visiting
with relatives.
NORTH BOUND.
Miss Ruth Romig spent a few
8.52 a. m.
5.05 p. m.
days in Portland last week visit
SOUTH BOUND.
8.52 a. m.
5.40 p. m ing with her sister.
L IT T L E F IE L D & R O M IG
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
Office in'First Nat’l Bank Building
Both Phonos
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
^TTOBjrttT-AT-LAW
CLARENCE BUTT.
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SpMtolattM ttoa |i?M tu probat« work, th.
writ!as »( dMdi, morte a«*«, «ontneto and tha
dfätUii« ol all logoi
O b i c i —S . ooo O Floor
Sank of Mowborg BoUdlus-
G. U. SNAPP
Physieian
Office near residence on College
Street
PHONE MAIN NO. 171
tua. auca a
Mrs. George Ryan died at her
home at Dundee last Monday
after a lingering sickness and
was buried Tuesday afternoon.
At a special meeting of the city
council Tuesday evening to con
sider bids for laying sidewalks
and crossings as ordered over
town, the contract was let to F.
L. Ames and F. C. Mills, the
price being twenty-five cents per
foot for walks and thirty cents
per foot for crossings where three
inch plank are nsed. At its next
to last regular meeting the coun
cil finally succeeded in electing an
acting mayor, Brouillette receiv
ing the majority o f votes.
Ellis McLean and family, of
P o r t la n d , visited in town
L ocal Events.
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs
J. Watts.
Elmer Hollingsworth has re
Ira Smock, o f Sherwood, waa
moved to the David place on the
in tow n Tuesday.
mountain where he has a jo b in
Mitchell has so tar re the saw mill.
covered that he ia in school
Hervey Hoskins and wife, who
again.
have located in McMinnyille, 'vis
J. L. Hoskins spent Monday
ited with relatives here a couple
night at McMinnville with his
ol days last week
son Hervey.
As a by-product o f his big dairy Where the City Lights Will Be
The first basketball game o f
Placed.
on Chehalem mountain P. H.
the season Friday night. You
Skinner sold seven head o f hogs
The special committee, ap
will want to see it.
recently for the neat sum o f a pointed by the Council to dis
Allen S. Craven was up from little more than $125.
tribute the lights under the new
Middleton Wednesday visiting
On account o f the crowded system, has considered the situ
with his brother Reece west ot conditions at the public school
ation carefully, and with the co-
town.
Arthur Hill has been elected as oporation o f Manager C. J. Ed
J. S. Rees, who has been car teacher for the sixth grade, to
wards, has made what it con
pentering in Portland for several take the place o f Miss Etta Mç-
siders the most practicable dis
months, was in town the first o f Coy who takes some o f the High
tribution. The policy o f the
the week.
School work.
committee has been, not to scat
Mrs. L. M. Parker was called
Reserved seats for the Queen ter lights about all over the
to Eugene Wednesday on ac Esther Cantata to be given on tow n indiscriminately, bat rather
count o f the illness o f Mrs. Lon Friday and Saturday nights of to place them more connectedly,
S. Hill.
next week will be placed on sale in a series. F or instance, River
The subject o f the sermon next Tuesday morning. General ad street is well lighted, the com
Sunday evening at the Friends mission twenty-five cents, chil mittee believing that it will be
clinch will be the question: dren fifteen cents, reserved seats more to the advantage o f people
What Think Ye ol Christ?”
living In the southeast part ol
fifty cents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Welch left town within a block on either
Mrs. S. M. Calkins returned
home from Portland Monday here Wednesday lor Southern side, to have one well lighted
evening, where she spent several California where they will spend street on which to come uptow n
days taking treatment in a hos the winter before returning to than tw o or three poorly lighted.
While a change now and then
Indiana. They stopped off at
pital.
Mrs. Ruth Heston has her new Eugene for a short visit wiffi ma7 7«* ** made the plan for
the distribution is substantially
residence on Wynooski street Mr. and Mrs. Gay E. Metcalf.
as given below. Unless other
completed and by the first ol the Mrs. Mary E. Allen will g o with
wise specified the dames o f prop
year she will be at home to her them t o California.
erty owners are here given on
The weather we have been hav
friends in the new house.
whose corners lights will be
ing o f late has been such as to
The Ministerial Association
placed, including those already
fortify the weather profits who
has decided to hold the Sunday
in use.
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evening p itc h in g service at 7 have been insisting that we are
Begining in East Newberg—A.
to have a cold winter. Not very
o ’clock instead o f 7.30, during
Buchanan,
Roy Heater, at east
bad weather either as winter
the winter months.
approach to long bridge, in cen
weather goes but raw enough to
New ties have been laid lor the make the pile o f high priced fuel ter o f bridge and at west ap
proach.
railroad switch to the sawmill grow beautifully less.
On Wynooski street—Martin
and daily trains are now arriv The ladies aid society o f the
Cook,
John Hash, A. A. Willis,
ing from the lumber region above
Presbyterian church will hold an Joseph Wilson.
Palls City, loaded with big logs. apron sale riext door to the post-
River street—E. C. Ward, J. P.
The Epworth League will give office on Friday and Saturday
Thomas,
Jas. Fisher, L. G. Ncw-
an oyster supper in the basement evening o f this week. This will
o f the M. E. church Friday night be an opportunity to m akea:i fin. T. H. Gardner, Orange Elli
in order t o ‘raise money to assist inexpensive purchase lor a holi ott.
Oh North River—F. A. Elliott
in paying for the improvements day present for a friend and at
and
at south college entrance.
made on the church. Drop in the same time assist in a worthy
Seventh and Willamette—C. R.
alter the ball game and get a nice cause.
Williams.
dish of soup and you will sleep
Dr. George Larkin has bought
Third and Center—Claud Cum
all the better for it.
an interest in a dental supply mings.
Mrs. M. J. Carpenter, who has house in Portland and will re
Hancock and Center—At Van
been sick at her home north o f move to the city about the first
Leavitt Cottage.
tow n for some time, is improv o f the year, he having disposed
Meridian—C. C. Cady, G. P.
ing slowly under the nursing o f o f his business here to Dr. Nelson Skelton, west college entrance,
Mrs. Bashaw. She has been a Morrison who has already taken F. L. Ames.
resident o f the valley lor thirty the office. Dr. and Mrs. Larkin
College street—Henry Mills, G.
years or more and the greater have a large circle o f triends in W. Mitchell, Baptist church, Al
part of this time she has spent in Newberg who will be sorry to len Smith.
her present location.
see them leave.
f
Sheridan—Dr. Larkin, C. C.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Saunders, J. K. Ellis, who came here re Ferguson, H. R. Cobb, A. R.
of Corbett, were here last week cently from Springfield and who M oom aw and west o f depot.
visiting with their sons who are bought the G. P. Skelton ten acre
Main—Chas. Larkin, R. Petty
in college and at the same time tract adjoining S. B. Moffitt on john, R. R. crossing, L. M. Smith,
looking tor an opportunity to the north, is arranging to com Alfred Wheeler property, S. M.
rent a farm in this community. mence the errection o f a neat Calkins.
They formerly lived here and residence on the tract at once
■West o f depot—W. P. Heacock,
they would be glad to return if and fix it up tor a home. He ex and at corner o f Lincoln and
opportunity offered.
pects to set a small orchard but Sherman.
The first basket ball game o f the greater part ol it he will set
West First—R. R. crossing and
the season will be played on the to small fruits and berries. The corner o f Lincoln and First.
new floor in the college gymna location is an ideal one, being
Blaine—J. T. Rorabough, Allen
sium Friday evening when the close in and vefy convenient.
Evaporator.
Salem Y. M. C. A. team will con
Dayton R6ad—D. J. Gilbert,
Joseph Wilson, who embarked
test for honors with the college in the Homer pigeon industry in and northwest at corner o f W. S.
team. The college boys have a small w ay last season is so Hatch and C. R. Shirer cottages.
At corners o f property o f Jos.
been at heavy expense beside well pleased with the venture
spending a great deal ol time in that he is increasing his stock of Bixby, W. W. Hollingsworth,
enlarging the gymnasium in parent birds. He went to Port John Larkin.
The arc light near the railroad
order to meet the requirements land a few days ago and made a
o f the league in the size o f the purchase o f three hundred birds, crossing on Main street will be
floor, and they deserve liberal buying the entire flock of a lady moved south to the Glass Hotel
patronage on the part o f the who is retiring from the business. corner, an incandescent light be
public.
T w o hundred o f these he will ing substituted at the crossing,
It has become such a common keep while the others go to his but on the north side o f the
thing for patients to be taken to son, C. B. Wilson, who is also crossing, in a way to give light
Portland for hospital treatment starting in the pigeon business. to passengers alighting from
that the Graphic has given up The birds are kept in houses with trains.
Materials lor putting in the
hope o f keeping track o f all of a yard covered with wire netting
extended
system have been or
them. Friends o f unfortunates tor exercise, as they do better in
dered
by
wire by the Yamhill
must not teel piqued at the omis confinement than when allowed
sion o f patients names if they to fly about at will, and of Electric Co. and work will be
fail to furnish the information course this suits the neighbors begun at once.
while it is news. Some people just as well. When spring comes
think they have been purposely Charley will put some of his
slighted if their sickness has not birds into training far carrier
To Sons o f Veterans and Relief
been mentioned by the local pigeons and in case o f the form Corps, by special action o f Shi
paper, while others are just as ing o f a telephone or telegragh loh Post No. 77, G. A. R. The
anxious that everything pertain trust he will enter into competi committee on arrangements was
ing to their ailments shall be tion with a messenger service instructed to extend a cordial in
suppressed, so there you are.
vitation to all Sons of Veterans,
and “ bust the trust.”
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OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIA N S
Graduato, at tko parent acbonl, KlrkarUto,
Mo , under tba founder, Di-. A. T. Still.
Otte« at Rorideneo, on« block north of Bank
of nowuers
Offlo. hours, t to U and 1 JO to 6.
Ball phono.
DR. CEO. LARKIN,
— ♦ D E N T IS T *—
Otto, orar Chah atom Vallar Bank.
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l f . w b . r g , O rearon .
J
DR. N . M O R R ISO N
Dentist.
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Office over Bank o f Newberg
f c -VA»A'M « « > l'A 'A M a g ! ’S X .
Haying; Eyes
They see not, unless they are
properly fitted with glasses.
S. W . P O T T E R
Is the the man to see about it.
Watches, Clocks, and a full line
of Silverware for the holiday
trade.
KENWORTHY & 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.
W » W» ¿Po il ings worth
Funeral Director & Em balm er
Calla Answered Day or Night
Both Phones
Newbarg, .
Ore.
Young Men
If you want your face
kept in good shape, go bo,
ELWOOD * REIBLICH
a
For good Electric Facial
Massage.
.
Near First National Baak.
Notice.
Santa Claus
Days are Here
And he has left a generous supply o f useful
tents with us to distribute for him.
Handkerchiefs—
and
and
We have enough to supply every man, woman
child in town and then have some left. See our assort
m ent
They are beauties. Hundreds o f them
hardly any two alike.
Furs—
warm
at
We have pretty ones that will help keep you
and we have marked them so they will be doubly
tractive. Some as low as $2.00.
Just as a Suggestion—
Gloves,
Let us remind you that i f you want Mittens,
Suspenders, Supporters, Ties, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Rib-
bonfc, Slippers, Shoes, Shawls, or most any useful
article for a present, we have it.
Our line ol real China Ware is up to otrr usual as
sortment which is second to none lor Quality and In
dividual Design.
A Dinner Set makes a beautiful present! We let no
one make lower prices than we do.
,
We have some special prices to make to Schools
and Churches who want Candies and Nuts.
A Merry Christmas Time to all is the wishes o f
PARKER MERC. CO.
IF Y O U R
W IF E S E E S
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This it wiil cost you somthi’g
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Sweeping Reductions in
Fancy Chinaware
In order to reduce our immense stock o f Fancy
China between now and January 1st, we propose to
give the people o f Newberg and vicinity, the benefit o f
25 per cent discount on all goods o f this class.
Our stock is complete and comprised o f elegant
Berry, Chocolate, Tea, Mush & Milk sets, Etc. We
also have in stock, Lamps, Vases, Water Sets, Jardin
iere, and Souvenir China.
We realize that we are over stocked on this class
o f goods and believe that the public will appreciate the
prices we shall make during this special sale, which
begins A t Once, and avail themselves of the opportu
nity to secure Cheap Christmas Goods.
Wilson & Hanning
E. A. ELLIS,
JO H N A. B E C K
G e n e r a l C o n tra c to r .
the old
Sewer and Tile Work.
Also W ell Digging.
“ H O O S IE R J E W E L E R "
u
d m W . I. 205 Aider Street. PortUti.
S E P T IC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y j betwe- Fro»« end Fint. near the O. W. P.
Ofcce, wkere he will he pleted tee hie
MUTUAL PHONIC. M6 I
old
bb
whose names could be obtained,
to meet with the Post in the G.
A. R. hall in Newberg, on Friday.
December 28th, at eight p. m.
The ladies o f the Relief Corps
are included in the invitations,
and the members o f the Post are
looking forward to a very enjoy
able evening.
T. B b o u il l k t t b .
Adjutant.
N e w C u r e f o r E p ile p sy .
J. B. Waterman, of Watertown,
Ohio, rural free delivery, writes:
“ My daughter, afflicted for years
with epilepsy, waa cured by Dr.
K ing’s New Life Pills. She has
not had an attack for over two
years.” Best body cleansers and
life giving tonic pills on earth. 25 c
at F. H. Caldwell & Co’s, drug
store.
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