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VOL. XIX.
NEWBEBG. YAMHILL COUNTY.
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IBEGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6.1907
NO. 33
Russell B Johnson to Marshall
was well w orth hearing.
Sleeper
10 a being Its 11, 12 o f
Judge Northup if a speaker o f
Rev. M ariou George
county survey No. 147 $2100.
no mean ability and he will hare
Five students o f the eighth a good audience should he return last Sunday.
Quincy E Crume and wf to
W. C. T. U. meets at Mrs. W al­
grade of the Springbrook public to Newberg in the future.
Lafferty & Boardman 160 a sec
ton ’s next Thursday.
school, which by the way in
16 and 22 t 3 s r 5 $3700.
The old veterans feel grateful
Rev. and Mrs. Mulheuron were
eluded the whole class, success­ to all who assisted in the various
Jno Hopfield and wl to Pratt
out from Portland for Decora­
fully run the gauntlet of exam­ exercises o f the day.
& Robbins 40 a sec 8 t 4 s r 5
tion day.
inations and on last Friday even
$360.
Mr. Barnharts are entertain­
ing were awarded certificates o f
M ary J Grave* and hustoChas
ing company from the East.
graduation. The exercises were
H Graves 3 a c l 4 8 t 3 s r 2 $480.
Is the best thing we have to offer our de­
J. K . Ellis, who bought the Rev. R. G. Miller, of Salem,
held in the schoolhouse, which
First Secular church to M
positors.
Other inducements are o f sec-
G. P. Skelton tract located a closed the revival meetings last
proved inadequate to accommo­
Olds It 1 blk 15 McMinnville
ondary
importance.
Upon this basis we
quarter o f a mile north o f the Thursday. While there were
date all the good people o:‘
$1600.
solicit your patronage.
depot where he built a residence many new converts there
Springbrook and surrounding
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to
Jno
fi
Voutrin
80
a
sec
L
D.
Gordon
A. Nelson
and has been improving it for .a general stirring up ot the mem­
country who were present. The
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8.
Thomas
Prince
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M. Motschenbacher
home, says he has had experienct bers to a more zealous church
H. A. Littlefield
A. R. Mills
graduates were Oscar Calkins,
Jno Voutrin and w f to Ray­
in the dairy business and conse­ work.
Charles Larkin
Jno. Larkin
Vindetta and Esther Wallen,
mond W alter 80 a sec 2 4 1 5 s r
quently has milked a g ood many
Mr. Bidgood, w ho has just
N.
C.
Christenson
Cris
Beks
Paul Lewis and Myrtle Burke
8 $104.
Ina V. Ldand
A. C. Seely
cow s, but he bought one since closed his school at Warren, and
The program of the evening
R B Deskins to H C Paulsen
Geo. Larkin
Bernard Groth
com ing to Newberg that beats Miss Maude C ox, w ho is teach­
w as interesting and varied. The
tracts 21,22 Deskins sub $600.
P.
T.
Keyes
Jennie
Larkin
them all as a butter maker. ing in Carlton, visited Saturday
literary part, consisting of pro­
H F Bed well and w f to Grace.
Daring the month of M ay he with their classmate, Miss Mauds
ductions by the eighth graders
TrulUnger blk 18 North Yamhill
kept a record o f the butter sold, Wills.
«ts w e l as recitations by others
$460.
aside from the milk and batter
A large concourse o f friends
w as interspersed with good mu-
used by himself and wife, and were at the home o f Hans Han­ J C Lucas and w f to A S Carter
Directors and Shareholders
« c a l selections, particularly by a
4% a in Newberg $2200.
this is the record made:
son last Saturday where he and
quartet composed o f Mr. and
FIRST N A T L RANK OF NEWBERG
3 pounds Mrs. Rasmnsson, of Dayton^ Jole Flannery and w f to Wal­
May 1,
«4
Mrs. F. A. Hadley, Cecil Hadley
lace
McCam&nt
92.16
a
sec
6
1
5
3
“ 2,
were united in the holy bonds
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stnd Minnie Kincaid, instrument­
s r 8 $875.
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f m atrimo ny. They have
él
3
ed musk by O'a Heater and a
“ 7,
Paul Fundman & Co. to Wal­
il
good wishes o f all.
3
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song by Eva Hadley. Recita­
lace
McCamant 80 a sec 16 t 5
il
Miss Blanche Riddle, one o f
4
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tions were given by Mary Sand­
s r 8 $280.
il
3
“ 13.
.
the teachers in Heppner school,
il
ers, M ary Mills
and Blwin
L M M organ and w f to War­
4414,
3
visited with Miss Maude Wills
li
Willis. A. pretty drill was pre­
ren
Merchant 1 a in T C Davis
3
“ 15,
a few days last week. Miss Rid­
h
2
4417,
sented by the pupils.
d l c i n t 2 s r 4 $1300.
li
dle is a graduate o f the O. A. C.
4
44 20,
Of the graduates, Oscar Calk­
Wm Reid (by sher) to J M
il
and will visit that institution on
4
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ins spoke on "L ocal H istory,"
Pugh
200 a sec 36 t 2 s r 6
it
4
44 24,
her w ay to her home in Southern
il
Vindetta Wallen on “ Schools
$18.14.
“ 25,
1
Oregon.
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li
and their G row th," Paul Lewis
J M Pugh and w f to J M Tom ­
5
44 27,
si
A R E ABLE T O FU RN ISH Y O U R H O M E
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read the class prophecy and M yr­
kins
200 a sec 3 6 1 2 s r 6 $1.
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31,
2
CO M PLETELY
tle Burke delivered the valedic­
Miss Harriett R. Atkinson was J H Tomkins to W A Howe
This makes a record o f 54
tory. The diplomas were pre­
married to John J. Elly son, at 200 a sec 3 6 1 2 s r 6 $600.
sented by Clarence Clemen son, sound 8 o f butter sold during the
B A Smith and w f to A C
the Atkinson home, tw o miles
FU R N ITU R E , C A R P E T S , LINOLEU M , W A L L
formerly principal of the Spring- month, and Mr. Ellis is willing
Young
It 1 sec 15 t 3 s r 5 $700.
north of Newberg on Wednesday,
brook school, accompanied by to be shown if any one can beat
Jno J Givens and wf to James
PA PE R , W IN D O W
SH ADES,
STO VE S,
The cow is five years old evening, Rev. James P. Price o f­ A Glover and w f 7 a Joseph
fitting words.
H E A T E R S, RAN G ES AN D G R A N IT E W A R E
ficiating.
An appropriate, spicy address and has been giving milk for five
W atts d 1 c 1 5 s r 4 $2697.50.
The bride is a sister o f StmmM
w as delivered to the class by months.
T Clark and w f to Jno J
A F in e L in e OF P a in ts
Atkinson, and is held in higlT lf^
County Superintendent L. R.
Given and w f 8 a S Corine d i e
esteem in the Chehalem Center
Program.
Alderman, followed by closing
t 4 s r 4 $2400.
neighborhood where she has been
remarks by the principal, R. W.
Follow ing will be found the
Adeline Abernethy to T J Force
a leader in Sunday school and
Swink. He and his assistant, i r o g r a m for commencement
8.78 a d 4 1 t g s r 4 $400.
W. C. T. U. work. The groom
Miss Rush, have given such satis­ week, which it will be well to
S J Madson to A Van Dyke
is a public school teacher o f large
faction that they are retained for preserve tor reference:
and w f Its 3 ,4 and sVi 2-5 blk 31
experience, be having taught for
another year. Harvey W right o f
Saturday, June 15th, 8 p. m.—
H & L add to Newberg $900.
a number of years in Iow a, as
Pacific College closed the exer­ Address to literary Societies, by
I L Solmon and w f to James L
well as lecturing on temperance,
cises with a benediction.
Snpt. L. R. Alderman, McMinn­
Murray
and wf 80 a sec 33 t 3
before coming to Oregon, and he
The Springbrook class is the ville, Oregon.
s r 5 $110.
is still engaged in teaching.
only one in the county which
Sunday, June 16, 11 a. m.—
B E W right and w f to August
They will be at home in La
went through the state examin­ Baccalaureate Sermon, by Rev.
Lovegren
160 a sec 4 t 2 s r 5
Fayette after June 20.
ations without the loss ot one. John Marvin Dean, Pastor of
$10° .
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Last year Glen Harnden finished Tabernacle Baptist Church, Seat,
Real Estate Transfers.
For Sale.
the eighth grade at Springbrook tie, W ashington.
EaporUd br Ui* Tim htll CountT Abatnnt
with the highest grade of any
ComDtnT. McMInovllU.
Sunday, 8 p. m.—Address to
Span o f horses, weight 1400
pupil in the county and the prev­ Christian Associations, by Rev.
Wm Geldard and w ! to Alice G each. Price $450. Call at Geo.
ious year the same honor was A. M. Williams, Pastor o f Pres­ & Edwin Freeman 207.675 a cl
Ramsey place on Dayton road
won by Florence Rees of the same byterian Church, McMinnville, 80 t 3 s r 4 $1.
southwest of Newberg.
school, both of w h oa are now Oregon.
Wm Geldard and w f to Esther
C. T hu m berg .
doing excellent work in Pacific
M onday, June 17th, 3 p. m.— G & G L Nelson 207.671 a cl 80
College. All this speaks well Graduating Recital o f Vocal and t 3 s r 4 $1.
Public Sale.
tor Springbrook and the public Instrumental students, (at col­ Wm Geldard and w f t o J n o E
Katie* U h«rebr given that on th* 10th dev
Remember we have the Deo ring Mowers, Rekee
school.
Jane. A. D. 1907, et i o'clock p. m., the fol­
lege chapel).
Tyea Geldard 207.675 a join ­ of
lowing d«*crlbed property will be
tx offered for
and
Binders. None better. All kinds o f Heying
•ale. Lying end being sitaeted In TeathlU
M onday, 8 p. m.—Class Day ing cl 80 t 3 s r 4 $1.
Denty, Oregon, end mure
a
County,
particularly
de-
To o ls and Harvesting machinery.
Memorial Day.
bed e i follow«, to wit:
Exercises, (at Gymnasium).
Wm Geldard and w f to Emma irt
Cômme..ring
.clng et
at e a (take on the south bound­
Tuesday, June 18th, 2 p. m.— G Bell and hus 207.675 a cl 80 ary line of the donation lend claim of Henry
The decoration day exercises
Noble end wife, (10) chain» west from the
If you like to see the Weeds disappear in your hop
north west corner of the donation lend claim of
t 3 8 r 4 $1.
were carried out according to Alumni Base Ball game.
I. C. Neleon end wife, thence west on »aid
yards
and orchards, try one o f our K IM B A L L
■oath
line
of
said
Henry
Noble
claim,
(Hi
rod*
Tuesday,
8
p.
m.—Public
Meet­
C L Zumwalt and wl to TJ to e »take; thence »oath to the north boundary
the program. In the forenoon
C
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T
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V A TO R .
Hue
of
the
donation
lead
claim
of
Rldney
ing
o
f
the
Alumni.
Teeters65.03 a sec 22 t 2 s r 3 $ l . Smith to a stake; thence east on »aid Smith
the G. A. R. post and the W. R.
rod* to e Make; thence north to the
Wednesday, June 19th, 10 a.
J A Shepard and w f to 0 H
C. and the Sons o f Veterans
beginning, containing one b ell acre
formed in line on First street and m. — Commencement Exercises. Cumford pt blk 3 North Yamhill A.H BLB0N .
Call and see the Aerator Butter Maker, It saves time,
GKO. C. CHRISTENSON.
President
Secretary
headed by the band, marched to Address by Rev. Paul Rader, $950.
labor and patience. For sale by
N C S wen sen and w f to Clay
the cemetery, followed by a large Pastor ot Hassalo Street Church,
dumber o f other citizens, where Portland, Oregon.
Rowell 73 cl 46 t 5 s r 7 $2400.
Wednesday,
6:30
p.
m.—Alum­
N C Christensen and wf to
the usual services were held, af­
ter which the graves were decor­ ni Dinner and Reunion. (By in­ Muria H Bowerman It 5 blk 7
vitation.)
Deskins 2nd add Newberg $1100.
ated.
In the afternoon the crowd
Adeline Abernethy to G V & C
Osteopathic Legislation.
gathered in the grove to listen
H Abernethy 97.37 a cl 41 t 3
You couldn’t tell by looking at it
to the exercises, consisting o f One fact in connection with the s r 4 $4000.
whether a watch ia cheap or not at
U S to Wm I Robertson 120 a 912. Very glittering promises may
music by the band, singing by legislative contests o f the present
the choir, recitations and songs. year which is especially pleasing in sec 2 0 1 2 s r 5.
have been made to you about that
M ary Jane Carl to Geo H Carl watch in a mail order ad. You were
R. B. Linville, in a very felici­ to the osteopaths is the fairness
told it was this and that and the
tous little speech introduced the with which the newspapers gen­ ts 3-6 blk 1 1 J Wennerbergs add
other
thing.
erally
have
dealt
with
our
cause.
Carlton $1.
Proprietors o f
orator of the day, Judge H. H.
Emily F W ood and has to But really no one hut an experienced
Northup, ot Portland, who de­ It is true that a great many
livered one o f the best memorial criticisms o f osteopathy have ap­ Florence E Gardner It 1, 2, 3, 4 jew eler could tell whether it ia good
N ew berg Sash & D oor
addresses ever given in Newberg. peared in the papers, but their )lk 24 Edwards add to Newberg value or not at the price.
Factory.
In the course o f the address he editors have seemed equally as $600.
He
could
probably
tell
in
a
minute
or
U S to David Davis 240 a sec
outlined the causes leading up to willing to print replies, and on
ao, but you must uae it and wait
the
whole,
the
cause
ot
oste­
29-311 5 s r 7 and sec 1 1 6 s r 8. developments to find out.
the Revolution o f 1776, and
With Old Harness .
D oors, W indow s, and
spoke o f the principal leaders opathy has been materially ad­ David Davis and w f to Ray­
A runaway may cause more than
Turned W ork
who carried the revolution to a vanced of late by the publicity mond Walter 160 a sec 2 9 -3 1 1 5 I f you will come here you can purchase trouble; serious injuries and sometimes
aa
good
a
watch
at
whatever
price
you
given
to
it
by
the
press.
Nine
M ade to O rder. •
death are the awful results. An old
successful termination. Follow ­
s r 7 $320.
ing this he carried out the same new state legislatures have added, Jno Auer and w f to SamlStani- wish to pay as waa ever turned out o f harness is often responsible, hut a new
• factory.
harness with weak spots in it is just aa
line o f thought regarding the their recognition to osteopathy fer 2 a S F Staggs d 1 c t 4 s r 4
bad. The kind we make have
G raphic and W eekly
Rebellion ot ’61, and withal it in addition to the thirty-five $450.
No W e a k S p otst
C
NEWBERG
gonian, $2.00.
states
already
lined
up
in
its
You will get your money’s worth if
was an address that was full of
Narcisse Lachance to Paul W I I L L O JEW ELER
you buy harness o f ua.
Graphic and
interest as well as instructive to favor. Its legal status is quite Fund man 160 a sec 27-28 t 5 s r
Next to Postoffice.
satisfactory.
the young student in history and
8 $240. ~
Journal, $1.78»
C . F. H E L D
T . a CUMMINGS A
COM PANY
Hay Harvest is Here and Grain
Harvest Quickly Follows.
For
Wright & White
Instance
W. P. HEACOCK &
SON.
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