Newberg graphic., March 21, 1907, Image 5

LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
Office In P int Nat'l Bank Building \
Both Phone«
DR. I . W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
BOTH
PHONES
Railroad Tima Table.
I. E. H o lt has received the ap­ The basketball team goes to
pointment as carrier on mail Salem Friday to play the last
NORTH BOUND.
game o f the season w ith W illa­
18.52 a. m.
5.05 p. m. route number three.
M ilo P. E lliott has sold his in­ mette.
SOUTH BOUND.
Ray Parker, son o f A. S.
19.07 a. m.
5.40 p. m. terest in the Enterprise Tile Fac­
tory to his partner, J. F. Taylor. Parker, arrived here from In­
Hervey M . Hoskins and w ile diana last week, expecting to re­
w e n dow n from McM innville main.
thehrst o f the week visiting w ith Rev. James P. Price in company
w ith his wife, went to 8alem |
Mrs. M. Valentine, o f Dallas, relatives and friends.
[ was the guest o f M r. and M n .
M n . M abel Foster, o f P o rt­ Tuesday to perform a marriage |
| C. H. E ggen the past week.
land has been in tow n during the ceremony.
visitin g w ith her cousin, Nels Johnson, who has been liv-1
Calvin Blair came np from
ing in Colorado fo r the past lew
Portland Saturday evening for a I Miss Katherine Dimond.
short visit w ith the homefolks.
Since selling his residence to J. years is expected to return to I
Dr. J. Whitcomb Brongher, o f 8. B. McNay, G. P. Skelton has Newberg w ith his family this |
Portland, was in tow n Wednes- removed to the Johnson property week.
Manufacturers
Samples
Local Events.
W e have just received a new line
of men's and boys' G olf and Negli­
gee Shirts—one hundred and seven­
ty-five patterns; no two alike. A
fine selection. A ll prices from 50c
to $3.00.
day visiting w ith his cousin, J. out north o f the railroad depot.
Herman Moede, Chas. Mitchell I
C. Brougher.
Next Sunday evening a t the and a Mr. Maybe, recent arrivals
Mrs. J. B. Todd and little Baptist chnrch, Pastor A. J. from Villard, Minnesota, visited
T T O M IY -A T -L A W
daughter from Dayton visited Huguelet w ill speak on the sub- with Wm. Perkins the first o f |
here Tuesday w ith her mother, je c t,“ Modern Miracles.” Every the week.
CLARENCE B U TT.
ffif U m itati Mrs. S. A. Deskins.
body cordially invited
The body o f Albert J. Mc-|
mNag
Poland,
aged twenty-seven years,
Rev. G. W. Rigbee, a former
David Boyes, from McMinn-
drafting of oil local «opon
friend ol T. H. Thorne a t Pendle- ville has entered into partnership who was accidentially killed at |
Floor
Ornee
of N.wbeti BnUdlog.
Book ol
ton, was in tow n a few days w ith his brother, Wesley Boyes, Cottage Grove by a falling tre e ,,
last week visiting w ith M r. ol Newberg, who for some time was brought here fo r burial last |
Thorne.
has been engaged in buying stock Saturday.
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On Thursday o f last week Mrs.
E. Albert who is now livin g at for the market8
Q e strtl Contractor.
Oregon C ity was in tow n last
M r. and Mrs. Charles Addison J. F. Taylor and Mrs. Ella Wil-1
Saturday evening figuring on the went to Salem Tuesday to spend son entertained in honor o f the
S m r and Tile W ork.
heating plant lo r the new Union a few days visiting w ith rela­ seventy-eighth anniversary o f the
tives. Hereccived a severe bruise birth o f their mother, Mrs. Sarah
Septic Tanks a Specialty.
block.
in
one arm a t the sawmill last Taylor, who is here on a visit |
Mrs. E. A. Rom ig and daugh'
■M m D. oowiaa.
MM. Auem c. aoweao.
week
and is laying o ff on that from her home in Indianapolis.
| ter, Miss Katherine, visited in
Those present w ere Mesdames]
Portland last Saturday and Sun­ account.
W ill Comer, ol Seattle, who Lizxie W hite, Mary Morris, Maria
day w ith M r. and Mrs. Charles
was on his return from a short Bowerman, M ary White, Mary
Fuller.
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S
C. B. Frissell, who held the po- ] triP to California where he went Osborn, Mary Edwards, Eliza-1
( M a l t a at the p u t » I aehool, Klrkarillo,
Now as you are about to discard your winter
>eth B. Miles, Mabel Douglas,
Mo., «o d o r tho founder, Dr. A. T. Still.
sition as railroad station agent to take a
rest ^rom over
footwear we would ask you to come in and
S S m at Reeidenee, one lAoek north of Bonk
Amanda
M.
Woodward,
Miss
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here for several years, died at his w ork resulting in illness, stopped
O fB M k o o r T fto U o e d l JO to 5.
See O ur N ew Spring Line of Shoes.
home in Oregon City. W ednes-Pf f * * * * * Thursday for a visit Elizabeth Wilson.
Amos Ken w orthy went to I
day, o f pneumonia.
|w ith h“ fat1^ * SUa8 Comer-
This i8 an important line o f your attire—one
On last »a™
Saturday
night cue
the
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that you expend a great part o f your personal
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Cummings
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nigni
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D. Lummings, w no nas ocen
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be w ill jo in his son, Oliver Ken-
account
on and cheap, trashy shoes is money
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for
several
months
from
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Neighbors
gave
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failing for several months from
w
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in
a
trip
to
a
point
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thrown
away.
You run no risk in buying a
O R . N. M O R R IS O N
an incurable heart disease, has|PartY in honor o f Mrs. J. F. hundred miles north o f San Fran­
pair o f
been laying very near death’s Durst. On account o f the esteem cisco to take a look at a land
Dentist.
Hamilton Brown Shoes
in which she is held by the mem­
door for several days.
bers she w as presented w ith an im position.
“ Health is W ealth.”
Protect your health
Miss Carrie FolgerofVennflion
Cards have reached Newberg
buying
a
pair
o
f
these
splendid
shoes.
emblem
o
f
the
Order.
O ffice over F irst N at’l Bank
Grove, Illinois, who has been in
announcing the approaching mar­
Panl M aris and W. C. W ood­
W IL S O N ft H A N N IN G
California during the winter, ar­
riage o f Prof. George Tolson, o f
ward
visited in Portland last
rived here last week and is visit­
he Berkeley D ivinity school, to
ing w ith M r. and Mrs. Henry Sunday and attended the services Miss Edith Russell, o f Berkeley,
a t the T a ylo r street M . E. church
M ills and other relatives.
Vhich is to be solemnized April
in the evening, where they fonnd
George Weeks is here from the
9. Hearty congratulations, with
many form er Newberg people
mining districts o f Nevada and
nope to* follow when he shows
gathered to hear Miss Rom ig
California, visiting w ith his unde
he goods in June, while on his
speak her oration.
H . A. Dimond. He came north
innual summer pilgrim age to his
M any Newberg people have i d home ia Newberg.
hoping to get relief from an a t­
exptessed a desire to hear Miss
W. H. Mears received a letter
tack o f rheumatism.
Katherine Rom ig deliver her ora­ om his son Allen in Kansas a
The regular meeting o f the W.
tion, "T h e Goblin Arm y,” and
days ago, in which he stated
C. T. U. w ill convene a t the home
consequently she has consented t lat he found Fred Vinton at
o f Mrs. Bowerman, March 27,
to deliver it a t the Friends chnrch t ic railroad depot w ith tickets
A new stock of 1907 W a ll Paper just
a t 2:30 p. nu, subject, Narcotics.
next Sunday evening a t 7i30 already bought for himself and
received. Also new line o f Lace Cur-
An interesting program is being
o ’clock. A general invitation is family tor their immediate return
tains. Call and look these goods over.
prepared and all are cordially in­
extended to all who desire to to Newberg, w ithout having
vited.
hear the oration to attend. gone outside the tow n. He final
H. W. Behnke, o f Portland, There w ill be special music.
ly persuaded him to return the
and W illiam Burg, a banker
Tim othy Brownhill, editor o f the tickets to the agent and go out
from the East, spent Sunday at
Beaver State Herald, published with him to look a t the country,
the Bass residence visiting A. T.
at Gresham, spent Tuesday night although a t first he had the ap­
as • es^
,,
Behnke. Mr. Burg is a rcptvsen-
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pearance o f a man who had lost
W . V . J V o M in g S W O rih ta tire o f tb , G em an -A ^ n can ,n * ° w ,”!\ ™ ,i “ W
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! and talking shop. In his field he aD his friends and refused to be
bank now being organized to .
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comforted. T o add to his trou­
o p « up tor business in Portland 0-07" * “ '" de t' rn t° '7 '
M nv 1st
m a number o f small villages, b l e the fam ily dog on the w ay
Day or Night
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. soliciting advertising and job ofit g o t shifted to another train
Both Phones
Gsorgs Sjrke. vuutid tbs land work H<. ¡, a tan l work„ and
and he was given up for lost.
Ore.
office in P o r tln d last Saturday the tone o f hj,
, howa t|)at
He arrived first however and
and IU«d on a forty acre tract o f ^ ¡, madc o( thf riffht kiad of
was a t the station to greet them
‘ “ ' f la" d
o f «n ff. He h a. conriction , and with a bark on their arrival.
McMinnville which had been
don’t hesitate to express
The fare is cheap from Kansas
overlooked. He found the piece them
points to Newberg just now,
while ont cruising a tract ot tim-
The Dundee W. C. T . U. held and a number o f real estate men
Fresh Bread, Pies sod Cakes
ber land he owns in the sa
an
interesting literature meeting are anxiously w aitin g for the
always on hand. Orders
district and he lost no time in
March 14, a t the home ot Mrs. arrival o f the Vinton fam ily with
Dealers in
reaching the land office.
fined at short nodee
Minchin. The subject “ What is good bargains to offer
J. S. B. M cNay has purchased
Last Friday evening’s game o f
W orth While in Literature,” was
the Ham ilton Hntchcns property discussed by different members, basket-ball w ith the Portland Y.
on Meridian street making three
taking np “ The Newspaper, M . C. A. and the lust o f the s<
pieces o f improved property he
Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds, W a g ­
Fiction,” “ Poetry,” “ Our Tem­ sqn to be played here, was the
K E N W O R T H Y ft H O D SO N now ow n s,(all adjoining.
He
ons, Buggies, Carts, Discs, Drags
perance Papers,” and “ The Bi­ best exhibit of the sport Newberg
LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS I says he contemplates taking a
ble.” M any good thoughts were has seen this year. Both teams
and Seeders.
AND EMBALMERS.
course in a divinity school in or-
given on the subject. The Union were foil o f ginger and there was
A
ll farm implements will be found
New ud
enough
basket
throw
ing
done
by
nh«naliffi «1
of best quality and at reasonable
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addreMmg hi, hon*., | thc chioa fcn]ine ^
Ljght both to make things interesting.
Mime furnished for
■inwiwod promptly day of niflht« Office a
prices. Both Phones.
since he is now located in hear­
refreshments were served by the For a good part o f the game it
porioev m Biiitow Building. Newberg. Oregon.
ing distance o f four ministers. hostess.
waa either team ’scon test, but at
Bell phew Male 306
Mtaiwl phoee 11-31 Glad to hear that his surround
the
end o f the second halt the
Hon. J. W . Hobbs, o f Eugene,
I ings are already having a good
visitors
had the long the end o f
was in tow n Tuesday when he
influence.
,
,, aa
. .,
. spent considerable time in the a 30 to 24 score. Foster M ills
C h i c k e n
S u p p l i e s a S p e c i a l t y
A Personal tetter rtcoved from G
hfe olfice „ chanKinR Ta„ s made his debut as forward on
F .
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C a l d w e l l
I. A. K r«m .«n , saw tan t_ «ere- L f t h tht r fito r dati
back to tbefirst team and certainly made
&
C o m p a n y
H . ° i - th' B |» om,"K ,on - n '1" 01» our school ilirtrict d
days
a y . ia Indi good. The Y. M. C. A ’s. brought
| Y. M. C. A. tells o f a recent trip
ana along in the sixties, when the crack veteran Chas. Mackie
he made to Chicago to attend an
one “ gallns” served to support top lay w ith them, realizing they
institute o f religious directors,
our ragged trousers, while we had no easy game before them.
Dealers in
i
and one to Galesburg t o attend
The place to get your
“ cooned” it up the same trees in Nftekie is one o f the referees o f
a boys institute. He also speaks
Bicycles
Guns
the fall o f the year for beech the league and it seemed a little
o f a raise in his salary, a visit he
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Ammunition
nuts.
Those were the days odd to find so strict an official
Sporting g'ds
has had from Charley Morris
the whole outfit practical |
when we w rote on the fly leaves
Umbrellas
Parasols
who is at Peoria, and concludes
W« carry «rar.thing usually
^PFflATTY
ol old McGnffy’s spelling book painters on the fine art ot foul-
Canes
Etc.
- kept h a fcm-claa. ilruptnu
the whole m atter by making the
such touching couplets as “ The ng. Even at that however he
A Ml Baa ol k H oo I boouand
bold assertion that he has the
much more acceptable than BookB* Stationery. Fancy and AH kinds of repairing neat­
rose is red, the violet’s blue, was
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dearest little wife on earth.
aU kln<u o f cam era
ly and promptly done.
etc.” without quotation marks, a brother o f hts who pretended Kodaka ^
This is strong language o f course for we were then close to to referee the game played here supplies.
but it is ‘ he w ay s Newberg b °y natare and w t m« , „ t every word between Dallas and Newberg. LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D AK '
N K W S S n e . O R EG O N .
I ought to put it.
j ofit>
"Com e again Charlie.”
I EKY
MB.ÌKIWS
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!
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Funeral Director & Em balm er
Vincent Feed ft Imple­
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NEWBERG
BAKERY
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