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PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS
O ffa» fai Ffaet Nftt’l Bank Building
Both Phone.
Rallmad Time Tabla.
L . W. Charles and -family are
up from Portland this week visit­
8.52 a. m.
5.06 p. m. ing frith relatives.
SOUTH BOUND.
Miss Carrie Turner Was down
9.07 a.m.
5.40 p.m . from McMinnville Wednesday
visiting w ith Mrs. Bmmer New
by.
NORTH BOUND.
Local Events.
Ore L. Price and fam ily were
up from Portland Sunday visit­
ing w ifh relatives*
J. C. Colcord has been ap­
pointed
fo f +H*
estate o f Oscar H. C oo«, de­
ceased.
W alter K irk, of Spokane, spent
A. B. Westerfield, o f Me Minn-
SÇS5
Tuesday night in tow arn
n visiting ville, spent a day or tw o in
Rev. A. J. Huguelct visited the f iih his sister, Mrs. W. B. Teto tow n last week visiting w ith his
brother, G. W. Westerfield. He
tell.
fOW»ty feat Monday.
is
foreman in the News-Reporter
N. F. Byers left for fiou lton on 0 . 0 . Hod sou and daughter
office.
tffl. R. W. HA8RÛLD,
the low er Columbia the first o f and D. H. Turner came dowp
The regular quarterly meeting
the week where he has a posi from M cM innville Tuesday to
ot
the Friends church w ill be
attend
the
funeral
o
f
T.
B.
Cum­
DENTIST.
tion as sawyer in a mill.
held
Saturday and Sunday. On
M r. and Mrs. Charles K . mings.
BOTH PHONES
Subject b f sermon a t Baptist Saturday evening a missionary
Spaulding and little daughter
meeting w ill be held when a
arrived home from their trip to church next Sunday, “ The G reat­
special program w ill be given.
San Francisco Tuesday evening. est Thing in the W orld.” Even­
The Kenorpa T rio at Duncan’s
Rev. Welter, pastor o f the Free ing subject, “ The source o f all
A TTOEMIT-AT-LAW
hall Friday night, M ay 17.
Methodist church, has gone to Trouble.” Service for boys and
Tickets for reserved seats w ill be
girls
at
three
p.
m.
CLARENCE B U TT.
conference this week, expecting
Abner Blair’s fam ily left for Se- Plac« f on sale next Monday
to take up evangelistic work
attic Wednesday morning where maiming at both drug stores.
during the coming year.
This w ill be one o f the most
Mrs. W. B. Sims, Mrs. Stan­ they w ill locate in order t o t »
pleasing entertainments o f the
L of N-wb-rf Bulldlu«.
hope Pier and Miss Lulu True nearer ¿ is w ork as traveling season.
blood, o f Portland, were in tow n salesman in that te rrito ry 'fo r
W ork on the new brick as well
Tuesday in attendance a t the the Simonds Saw Co.
M rs.J. T . Osborn and daugh­ as work on the reservoir for the
funeral of T. B. Cummings.
G snoral Contractor.
ter, Miss Bertha Cox arrived new w ater system is being de­
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joslin, o f
home from Salt Lake on Satur­ layed on account o f a lack o f
Big
Rapids,
Michigan,
who
were
Sewer and T ile Work.
day evening where they went to gravel for the concrete work.
on their w ay home from Califor­
visit w ith 0 . L . Cox,- secretary There is no lack o f gravel in the
Septic Tanks a Specialty.
nia, visited in tow n the first o f
river but so far no one has come
o f the Y. M. C. A. in that city.
the week w ith their former neigh­
to the front w ith a scow for
. iucic. i
George Lea in connecting up
bors, Dr. Rom ig and fam ily.
bringing it down from tbeisland.
the new w ater system w ith the
W. A. K in g and J. G. Bennett
R. Pettyjohn says, however, he
old main on F irst street, had oc­
have invested in a fo rty dollar
will build a scow and pat it on the
casion to take up some o f the
racing Canoe for pleasure riding,
river if he can have the assurance
OSTEOPATHIC PHTSlCIAHS
steel pipe that had been down
which
is
reported
to
be
the
swell-
that
he can have the work.
■t the naresl «chool, KlrkarU)«. "
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Urartu lisa at
ten years and it was found to be
Something
w ill be don« u* q.very
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C8t cra<t that has evcr b€Cn ^ B.Imost as p iod condition as
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launched on the upper
few days to bring relief.
when it was new.
the beautiful W illamette.
N. C. Maris, associate editor
The l 6 g train hod a wreck at
Mrs. J. T. Smith continues to
o f the Rural Spirit, left last week
the trestle on the spur th a t runs
assist in the postoffice, Emory
for the Middle West, commis­
to the mill one day last week,
H o d so n having bought his
sioned to buy-a carload o f short­
DR. N. M O R R IS O N brother Charley’s interest in the when the engine w as ditched horns for W. 0. Minor, o f Moun­
a!fcd the logs piled up in great
clothing store and consequently
tain VaHey farm, Heppner, Ore-
Dentist.
shape, reauirine much delav and
must devòte a part o f his time
gob, aSd J7Hr Garrett, o f Moun­
tw o Or three days w ork to get
to the interests ot the business.
tain Home, Idaho. Both these
things
righted again.
Office over First N at’l Bank
breeders w ant show animals,
James Vestal received w ord a
S. A. M ills left fo r CaldwdU, especially in the bull line, and
few days ago from W hittier,
M a g n a ti
California, announcing the seri­ Idaho last week w ith a car most likely, tw o bulls, the best
o f freight, including cattle and on the market, w ill come to the
ous illness o f his tw in brother,
horses.
Mrs. M ills and the coast in this shipment. M r.
John Vestal. He was suffering
smaller children left on Wednes­ M aris w ill visit all the leading
from throat trouble and was
day morning, while the tw o breeding farms in the Middle
being cared for at the W hittier
older daughters who are in col­ West in making selections for figs
hospital.
lege remained to finish the yeaPs shipment.—Rural Spirit.
W. F. West and C.*A. Bottom
work.
w
ill
attend the northwest dis­
They we not, unUss they are
Th e Kenorpa Trio.
Evangelist Geo. C. Ritchey w ill
trict conference o f the Christian
properly fitted with glassai. '
igaia
occupy
the
pulpil
at
church to be held in Portland
The entertainment billed for
this week, as delegates from the Crater’s haU, for the Christian Friday evening o f next week
S .W . P O T T E R
local church recently organized church, next Sunday a t 11 a, m. promises to be one o f the very
in Newberg. Other members w ill and 8 p. m.; Sunday school at best given in Newberg this sea­
10 a. m. The school has gained son. A few press notices follow .
Is the the man to see about it.
also attend.
fifty per cent in attendance since Corvallis Gazette—The Kenorpa
J. H. Douglas, the photogra­
its organization, April 21. The T rio would certainly find a warm
pher, has bought seventy feet
Watches, Clocks, and s full line
public is invited to any or all of welcome i f . Corvallis should
of Silverware for the holiday
fronting on College street just
these services.
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trade.
pgain be on th eir’ schedule.
south o f the H ollingsworth fu­
Miss
Anna
Rogers
visited
at
Portland Journal—The tumultu­
neral parlors, where he w ill soon
the
home
o
f
her
parents,
M
r.
and
ous applause which greeted Miss
begin the erection o f a building
for a photograph gallery. He Mrs. C. H. Eggers over Sunday L ytle’s second appearance before
**Lthe Anon Society, showed that
W . W . Hollingsworth A Son anticipates building a residence and was accompanied by Miss
E.
L
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M
iller,
o
f
Portland,
wh
Pi her beautiful voice and delightful
adjoining in the future, when he
Funeral Dirot terà A Em badinera
was
very
much
pleased
w
ith
our
personality had made a perma­
w ill save rent all round.
neat little city, this {wing the nent impression. Dr. J. W hit­
Calls Answered Day or Night
James Frazer began the re­
first time she ever visited this comb Brougher—F or an even­
Both Phone«
m oval of the J. H. Wilson cot­
part of the state.
in g’s concert and entertainment,
tage, located opposite the Charles
N ew b erg,
Ora.
the Kencrpa T rio cannot be sur­
N.
F.
Byers,
who
bought
the
K . Spaulding residence, to his
Paul
M
acy
residence
and
fruit
passed by anything o f its kind.
property in the south west part
Their
selections are of the high­
evaporatorlocated
on
W
vnooski
o f tow n Tuesday, where he w ill
w ork it over for a home. The street some time ago, is having est possible class. Oregonian—
same day carpenters began w ork a general overhauling o f the No elocution w ork that has been
on a new residence for M r. W il­ buildings made, and when the done in Portland for years has
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
son on the lots made vacant by work is completed, a modern attracted more attention than
always on hand. Orders -
residence w ill be the result, which th at o f Miss Sylvia McGuire.
the removal o f the old one.
filled at short notice
w ill add much to the appearance
A pianola w ill be used in play­
D. H. Weyant, president and
o
f
th
a
t
part
o
f
town.
ing
accompaniments, which w ill
Strohmaier A Hanish
manager ot the Oregon Sienna
A large number o f people from be something new in Newberg.
Paint Co. ot Salem, came down
.«Tickets on sale a t both drug
on the boat Monday, bringing a this side o f the river attended
•tores
next Monday morning.
KENW ORTHY A HODSON box ot fire clay to have tested at the picnic at Champoeg last
the pressed brick factory. Mr. Thursday and a pleasant day
l ic e n s e d f u n e r a l d ir e c t o r s
Married.
W eyant says his company w ill in was reported. On returning,
AND EMBALMERS.
On Monday evening. M ay 6 ,
the near future revolutionize the some o f both 'sexes are reported
paint trade in Oregon. They to have indicated by their actionf a t the home o f her brother in the
manufacture a paint from min­ th at they did their best to dis­ city o f Tacoma, Miss Lefa Cope­
erals found in M arion county grace t h e m s e l v e s and their land was married to Carroll E.
friends, by helping all they could K irk, of Seattle. The groom is
.11-5 not far from Salem.
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to make a dry town o f Cham­ well known in Newberg, he being
The basket ball ga fte played
poeg on that day.
a son of N. G. Kirk and a mem­
Friday night between the Hose
The
Kenorpa
Trio,
which
it
ber o f the graduating class o f
and the Hook and Ladder com­
billed
to
appear
at
Duncan’s
hajl
1901, Pacific C o l l e g e . Since
panies resulted in a score of 1 1
on
Friday
evening
o
f
next
week,
finishing
his college course he has
to 6 in favor o f the former. The
is
composed
of
the
follow
ing
been engaged in Y. M. C. A.
players on the Hose team were
artists
in
their
line:
Mrs.
SilviA
w ork at Seattle, where he holds
were L. B. Ferguson and Chris
W.
McGuire,
reader
and
im
per­
the
position o f boys secretary.
Smith, forwards; D. J. Gilbert,
sonator,
Miss
Ethel
M.
Lytle«
Under his direction the w ork has
center, and John McDonald and
soprano,
and
John
Claire
Mon-
been built up to such an extent
W alter Spaulding, guards; on
teith,
baritone.
Miss
Lytle
and
that he now has a larger per
the Hook team, W. A! King
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
M
r.
M
onteith
are
known
to
cent
of membership, according
and H arry Patterson, forwards;
Guy Barnett, center, and Hugh Newberg audiences and have al­ to population, than an y other
W « «wry
Nelson and Clarence Coe, guards. w ays made good, while Mrs, boys association in the United
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A A ÍI m W I
The game might well be said to McGuire furnishes recommenda­ States.
The bride is the Y. W. C. A.
have been “ fiercely contested,” tions that are first class. Yon
w
ill
w
ant
to
hear
this
trio.
Fri­
secretary
in Tacoma.
the Only serious result, however,
day
evening,
M
ay
17,
is
the
The
newly
married couple w ill
being a broken nose suffered on
NKWSCSa. OSKOON.
date.
come to Newberg this week with
the part o f Coe.
W . R. S C O T T
AMBI MB
OUR SPRING SHIPM ENT OF
Sorosis
Underskirts
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Has just arrived.
Handsome styles in light
The most Practical Skirt Made
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T H E SOROSIS”
$ 1.25 to $ 3.00
PAR KER M ER C . CO.
ZVlerit A l w a y s W i n s
That is why oar
has increased every month to the
Especially la ear shoe trade knproving every day for the reason
that we do not misrepresent, and make food oar word for every
pair of shoes sold.
We imilesTor to make satisfied customers SIX days in the
week tat don't hang around our place of business for the dollars
from the man who does not know or care when Sunday comes.
Six days for business and one for rest is our motto.
W ILSO N *
H AN NING
Having Eyes
NEWBERG
BAKERY
F. H. Caldwell ¡
& Company
A New Spring Line of Carpets.
Tapestry Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, good values
V elvet Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, extra values
Ingrain 9x12 A rt Squares, extra value.
Also Ingrain Carpets, Linoleum, Floor Oil Cloth.
In Furniture, our stock is complete.
ing a specialty.
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Goods sold on the Installment Plan.
Picture Fram­
r
Yours fo r B usinoss
W . W . Hollingsworth & Co.
J U S T O N E LO O K A T TH E
M c K in
n o n
w a g o n
W ill convince you that it is the
beet made wagon on the market.
It is a light draught, that talks.
K e e p a n e ye o n otu» la w n m o w n * .
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Vincent Feed A Imple­
ment Co.
the expectation ot spending a
month’s honeymoon at the home
o f the groom ’s parents on the
farm, tw o miles north o f town,
after which they w ill each return
to their respective positions for
a short time until they can be
relieved. L ater in the season
they contemplate taking some
special training in on« o f the
eastern colleges.
G ro w in g Aches an d P a in s.
Miss Jotie Summer, Bremond,
Texes, writes, April 13 , 1902 : “ I
have used Ballard’s Snow Liniment
in my family for three yean. I
wookl not be without it in the
house. I have used It on my little
1 for growing pains and aches
¡ f t her knees. It cured her right
swsy. I have also used It for frost
bitten feet, with good success. It
is the best liuimeut I evei used.”
23 c, 50 c end $ 1 . Sold by C. P.
) Moore.
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