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Railroad Tim« Tabi«. Miss Bell Hall, o f Willamina Paul Maris who took a forced vacation in a Portland hospital is visiting Newberg friends this LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG was on deck again Wednesday week. NORTH BOUND. P H Y S IC IA N S & S U R G E O N S morning at the opening o f the 8.52 a. m. 5.05 p. m * M. W. Gnmm went to Salem winter term o f college. Wednesnay tOL look after some SOUTH BOUND. 8.62 a. m. 6.40 p. m real estate interests. J. L. Haworth o f Springbrook Offlea in First N a t ’l Bank Building | butchered a porker the other day Guy E. Metcalt and family Both Phones were down from Eugene the fir s : that dressed four hundred and o f the week visiting with rela three pounds, making it neces Local Events. sary for David Martin to feed tives. his next season’s hog ten days Miss Verda Croaer, who longer in order to beat Haworth. Mr. and Mr*. Will Sleppy teaching a t Rosedale spent the spent New Years day with S. P holidays w ith friends in New J. H. Rees, Joseph Hall and R. DR. R. W. HARROLD, B. Bass attended the fruit grow Timberlake and family. berg. VEN TI8T. W alter McCoy, w ho visitec ers meeting at McMinnville Wed Attorney Ore L. Price and nesday. In measure o f ability family were up from Portland here for several days with Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon A. T. McNay, left for his home we were well represented, but in Snnday visiting with relatives. numbers beggarly small. The Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Metcalf in Kansas Wednesday. Graphic is under obligations to Oscar Cone, who fell and broke had a family reunion at their Mr. Rees lor a report o f the home northeast o f town Tues his hip some time ago, is reportec meeting. ^TTO BIIIY-AT-LAW to be getting along as well as day. Marvin Blair who has been CLARENCE BUTT. Ray Pemberton was down could be expected for one o f his absent in Iow a and the Dakotas W Ul practice in »11 tWe vo>i'U • ( the ilttt age. Special attcutlou gireu iu probate work, the from Rosedale Sunday calling on for a year and more surprised writing of deed., mortgage., m nu acli and the Mrs. Effie Davis and children his numerous friends. He is at drafting of all legal papere his parents Tuesday evening,by » D . k f r g O regola. tending medical college in Salem returned to their home in Seattle O rrica — Second Floor his unexpected return to the fold. Bank of Mewberg Building. J. S. B. McNay, besides being a last week after an extended visit Last year he was in Penn Col ».___________________ ' regular reader o f the Graphic, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lege and since June has been do has ordered copies sent to tw o S. B. M offitt near town. G. U . S N A P P ing canvassing and harvesting Miss M attie G. Kentner, friends in Kansas during the stunts in North Dakota. He P h y s ic ia n teacher in the Silverton High says he prefers to do his part coming year. Oscar L. Cox and wife, o f Salt School, returned to her work toward the “ Winning of the Office near residence on College street Lake, yisited here on Friday Monday after having spent the West.” night o f last week with the holidays in tow n with parents. P H O N E M A IN N O . 171 Several boys had a very close A good deal o f excitement is re call while crossing the river one former’s mother, Mrs. f. T. Os ported over a gold strike out in day last week. J. C. McCrea’s H U . A L IC I C. SOW KHK born. ■orn a o. eewBM. I Coos county. A son-in-law of twelve year old son, and a grand Complaint is made that boys about town are shooting song Wm. Rich secured a claim on the son o f the same age, were re birds. It is a finable offense “ ground floor” along w ith nu turning from the opposite side ot O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S I C I A N S against the state and should not merous other friends. the river in a small boat, when Qradn.te. at the parent tchoAl, Klrkarllle, be tolerated. Mrs. Lizzie White, who has the tw o Follett boys and some ■o.. under the founder. I) a . t . Balli. O See at Beeideaet. one block north of Bank Miss Ina Gould resigned her been quite sick during the week, ethers came a lo rg side in an of newberg OSoe hour., 9 to 12 and 1:80 to & place as teacher in the public has been removed to the home o: other boat. The larger Follett Bell phone. school and has accepted a po her son, Everett White, to be e [boy asked the M eCrca boy for sition in the public school at cared for. Her manv friends his gun and on being refused hope for her speedy recovery. leaped into the McCrea boat, Forest Grove. Dr. George Larkin removed upsetting it and throwing the 0. K . Edwards and family General Contractor. went to Rainier on Thursday o f with his family to Portland the occupants ont. By hard work last week to visit w ith an aunt first o f the week. I t is under the boys were gathered into the o f Mrs. -Edwards, remaining stood that the property, made other boat and saved from a vacant by the removal, w ill be watery grave. over until the first o f the week. occupied by Miss Jennie B. Miller, It has been decided to hold ex S. P. Timberlake and family SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY the owner. aminations for music students M UTUAL PHONE, IBS went to Willamina last week to A gentleman named Pease, at the close o f the college year, spend Christmas and attend the wedding ot Mias Ferine Hall, o f from Cottage Crove, has bought and certificates issued by Pacific that place, and Will Sleppy, o f a five acre tract north o f town, College, will be granted to those laying between the railroad fulfilling the various require South Bend, Washington. D R . N . M O R R IS O N track and the Thomas Miles ments and obtaining a certain Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson ex place. He expects to build on it percentage ot marks. Examina D en tist. pects to go to Southern Califor in the spring. tions w ill be divided into ele nia next week to visit her sons, Ole M artin put his teAm in the' mentary, intermediate and senior one living a t Pasadena, and the Office over Bank o f N ew berg bam today, Thursday, and stat and there w ill be a preliminary other, Dr. Woods Hutchinson, at ed that he had teamed for the examination in theory. Further Redlands. mill company for four years and particulars can be learned from Miss Anna Bashaw, who is this is the first time it has ever Prof. Carrick. attending Commercial College in rained him in. In common par- Portland, has been spending the Installation o f Officers. ance this is a soaker. holidays at home with her.par- Mrs. M. E. Williams was called On St Johns day, December 27, ents. She w ill complete the to St. Helens last week to at the Masonic Lodge and the order course in another month. tend the ftmeral of Mrs. Sarah of the Eastern Star held a joint Mrs. M. E. Stillwell, o f Tilla They see not, unless they are Ayers, a friend o f hers, and the installation at the Masonic hall. mook but formerly a resident of properly fitted with woman who was shot by Albert The Star officers are as tol- Newberg, was recently taken to Oleman, a thirteen year old boy o w s :, W orthy matron, Mrs. A. the Good Samaritan hospital in who she took when a child to ! McDonald; w orthy patron, L. Portland for the third operation S. W . P O T T E R raise. 3. Ferguson; associate matron, i or cancer. She stood the opera Miss Beulah Pressnall who is Mrs. E. Clemmens; secretary, tion well and is now with Mrs. Is the the man to see about it. a student in college, received a Mrs. Anna Linville; treasurer, Joseph Smith at Lents where her message from Salem this, Thurs . Maynard Redmond; conduct riends may address her. Watches, Clocks, and a full line day morning, that her fourteen ress, Mrs. Littlefield; associate Luther Newlin was the prin o f Silverware for the holiday year old brother was killed in conductress, Mrs. Esther Sykes; trade. cipal in a collision on the greets that city by an electric wire that warden, Mrs. M. Caldwell; senti- o f Portland last week when his was blown down and crossed nal, A. C. Seeley; Adah, Mrs. G. escape from permanent injury with a trolley wire. Dollon Ken Sykes; Ruth, Miss Edith McCrea; was very close. In crossing a w orthy accompanied her home isther, Mrs. E. McCrea; Martha, car track his wagon was struck on the boat and w ill take charge Mrs. Nellie Nelson; Electa, Mrs. by an electric car, making kind KENW ORTHY & HODSON ling o f it but letting the team o f the remains as undertaker. nezButt; organist, Mrs. Verona The “ Old Maids’ Association” Nelson. Mrs. Emma Larkin escape. Mr. Newlin was bruised certainly appeared before an ap- acted as installing officer for the up some but not badly hurt. jreciative audience last Thurs Star. Prof. J. S. Carrick w ill take day night when the residents of L. B. Ferguson installed the F U N E R A L DIRECTO RS A N D part in the musical program ar the school district east o f town olio wing for the Masons: W or EM BALM ER& ranged tor the celebration ot the re-presented their popular enter shipful master, H. A. Littlefield; birth o f Robert Barnes in Port tainment in Duncan’s hall. The land January 25. The names of actor’s were at their best and senior warden, A. C. Seeley; treasurer, J. S. Larkin; secretary, Mrs. Walter Reed and Mrs. Rose the timely hits made met a hear R. B. Linville; senior deacon, L. Calls answered day or night. W e Bloch Bauer will also be found ty response. The net proceeds B. Ferguson; junior deacon, have just received a new and on the program but it will re were over twenty-five dollars, Maynard Redmond; senior stew main tor Prof. Carrick to add which renders the school organ com plete line o f caskets and bur ard, H. A. Grafe; junior steward, zest to the program by rendering 'und very nearly complete. R o b e r t Wind; Tyler, James ial robes. Funeral Parlor in Bris the pure Scotch dialect as it is The members o f the Wednes Comic. tow building. Both phones. “ spoke” in the uuld country, the day Club and their husbands A banquet followed at the land o f his nativity. __» were delightfully entertained at -------! - ------------------------------------------------------- Glass Hotel. The toast, given • i Colon Eberhard, lawyer and the home o f Mr. and Mrs. C. J. by J. C. McCrea, was a most W» JFfolitngsworth J. P. o f Joseph, W allowa county, -„d wards on Friday evening 01 entertaining and eloquent ad- who is down for an extended *ast week. The hostess had ar- f] ress Funeral Director & Embalmer visit with Yamhill county friends, ranged a pleasing program tak Calls Answered Day or Night Mow to A void Pnettni.mla. dropped into this office tor a ing Longfellow’s Tales o f a Way- Both Phone# friendly chat one evening last side Inn, different persons being We have never heard of a single week. W allowa went dry at selected to impersonate the char- *nstance a co,d resulting in pneu N e w b e rg , O re. the last election and he said he acters. The landlord, Mr. C. J. monia or other lung trouble when Foley’s Honey and Tar has been had the pleasure ot handing out id wards; historian, Mrs. Walter taken. It not only stops the rough, justice to a couple o f fellows just Terrell; theologian, Mr. F. A. but heals and strengthens the lungs. before he left home who were Morris; musician, Miss Mabel Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar I f you want your face found guilty in his court, o f vio Edwards; Cilidan, Mrs. F. A. El and refuse any substitute offered. kept in good shape, go to lation o f the law. The fine im iott; Mrs. B. C Miles reading Dr^ C. J. Bishop, of Ageew, \f\chi- writes: " I have used Foley’s ELWOOD & REIBLICH posed was $160 tor each ot the poem and calling the num gan, Honey and Tar in three very severe them. Mr. Eberhard will attend bers as given above. Dainty re cases of pneumonia with good re F or a good Electric Facial the opening o f the legislature at freshments were served in the sults in every case.” For sale by Massage. F. H. Caldwell & Co. Salem. dining-room. N ear First National Bank. V. E. A. ELLIS, “ » ' < JANUARY C LEAN U P W e are gettin g oar stock in shape fo r inventory. T o dispose o f a lot o f surplus merchandise in a abort tim e, w e w ill g iv e b ig reductions fo r Cash. W e can’ t g iv e prices here that w ill do oar sale justice. Coat makes no difference at all what we sell for. j • A ll odds and ends must be sold. In our clothing departm ent w e w ill g iv e a discount o f from 25 to 50 per cent. Ladies’ Cloaks, Capes, Skirts, 25 per cent off. Outing Flannel Gowns, Black Sateen Underskirts, Furs, 20 per cent off. BIG BARGAINS IN REMNANTS Make Your Dollars as Large as Possible By Trading W ith the ER M E R C . C O . IF YOUR WIFE SEES This it will cost you somthi’q Sweeping Reductions in Fancy Chinaware • Sower and 'Hie Work. ‘ Also Well Digging. 1 In order to reduce our immense stock o f Fancy China between now and January 1st, w e propose to g iv e the people o f N ew b erg and vicin ity, the benefit o f 25 per cent discount on all goods o f this class. Our stock is com plete and comprised o f elegan t B erry, Chocolate, Tea, Mush & M ilk sets, Etc. also have in stock, Lamps, Vases, W ater Sets, Jardin iers, and Souvenir China. Having Eyes Young Men We W e realize that w e are over stocked on this class o f goods and believe that the public w ill appreciate the prices w e shall make during' this special sale, which begins A t Once, and avail themselves o f the opportu n ity to secure Cheap Christmas Goods. Wilson & Hanning »V ■ fm . TO O U R PATRONS AND FRIENDS: 3 A Happy New Years Greeting. *___ W . W . Hollingsworth & Co. T h e H o m e Furnishers NEW YEAR HOUSE GLEANING T o make room for our spring goods. All winter goods in our store must go this month regardless o f price. Ladies, if you need anything in Winter Hosery, or Dress Skirts, now is the time to get them at your own prices. T H E GAZELLE * -li
