NEWBEEG, YAMHILL OOUHTY.
>N, THUB8DAY, JUNE 13.1907
and Willis Crawford Its 5, 6 blk
The Beginning of the End of the o f individuals and families, it is hqs cultivated an attrai
flower-garden in front o f
61 Oak Park add to McMinnville
to
these
that
we
would
more
College Year.
particularly speak. When God own house, and taken down the
Though the services o f Com finished His creation and set fence separating it from the
Orville O Smith to Almon Bar
mencement week proper have apart one day in seven as a day street. Thus at one stroke they tholom ew "74 sq rds New berg
not yet begun, there has been o f rest, He did it for the good o f have forced the citizens to keep $700.
much evidence at the college the race, whom He had created, cow s and hens off the streets,
Arthur Mercier and w f to Nel
within the past week or so that not only man but beast. And and built us a healthy emulation son P Wheeler 6 0 a s e c 4 t 6 s r 8
th e college days o f 1907 are as the centuries rolled by He in lawns and gardens, until in $600.
abou t numbered. T o begin with, thundered from the top o f M t. June the whole village literally Jesse Edwards and w f to L B
n ot many mornings since, the Sinai: "Remember the Sabbath blossoms like the rose.
Brouwer nw)4 blk 53 Edwards
Is the best thing we have to offer our de
Seniof class sprung a little sur day to keep it holy. Six days
add Newberg $600.
positors. Other inducements are o f sec
prise by marching in to chapel shaft thou labor and d o all thy
T W Hayes and w f to S A
ondary importance. Upon this basis we
apparelled in caps and gowns, w ork.” But we o f this age seem
Hayes und Vi o f 90 a cl 55 t 5 1
solicit your patronage.
meeting a hearty reception by to have concluded that we know
s r 5 4 125 0
J. D. Gordon
the student body.
' Mary Howe Hess to f t S Gilè
more in this respect than the Al
Thomas Prince
▲ delightful innovation in Col mighty, and it takes seven days
H. A. Littlefield
& Co Its 1, 2, 3 ,4 ,5 blk 3 Cen
Charles Larkin
lege life was introduced by the t o do our work. When Christ
tral add Newberg $1200.
N.
C. Christenson
Seniors M onday morning. When
M aty F Hurley to D W Cum
Ina V. Leland
the chapel honr arrived they
mins Its 1 .2 blk 15 H & L ad d
Geo. Larkin
took the accustomed seats o f the
Newberg $200.
F. T. Keyes
Henry Hairey
faculty on the platform , and
D W Cummins to J C Lucas Its j
to o k into their ow n hands the
1,2, 3. 4 blk 15 H & L add New
ledmond
regular chapel exercises. The
berg $1200.
Seely
Henry Mills
•devotional exercises were con- i
U 8 t o Robert Alien 299.86 a
Directors and Shareholders
ducted by Perry M acy and Nellie {
sec 17, 2 0 1 5 and sec 6 1 6 s r 7.
Paulsen, president and secretary 5
FIRST N A T L B A N K O F NEW BERG
o f the class respectively. Very (
excellent chapel talks were lie- ,
tened to from Clarence Brown 1
and Ralph Rees. The speeches ]
gave tall and free expression to ,
college loyalty, reviewing briefly j
the victories of the past and i
denly with cement and sm ooth
speaking hopefully for successes ,
quickly with a trowel.
o f the future. They were like
Falling hair may be avoided
wise flavored with the "sw eet
by stepping nimbly to one side
sorrow o f parting,” in antidpa- j
whenever you see one coming
tion of the farewell which they <
your w ay. — — ----- — —----------- -
A R E A B L E T O F U R N ISH Y O U R H O M E
are so soon to take o f college <
The “ drooping lash,” so much
COM PLETELY
halls. Both speakers were m ost i
affected by souse, may be encour
heartily a p p la u d e d . Special
aged by sitting up late o ’nights. Johanne M. Rasmuessen age
music for the morning w as fur
—Thomas Speed M osby in The 51, to Hans 0 . Hansen age 42.
F U R N IT U R E , C A R P E T S , L IN O L E U M , W A L L
nished by the Senior male quar- i
Grace M. Downing age 17, to
tohemiam.
tet, composed of Huber Ha
George L. Kneedler age 28.
P A P E R , W IN D O W
SH A D E S,
STO V E S,
w orth, Perry M acy, Paul Maris
Leona Wilson age 26, to W. W.
H E A T E R S , R A N G E S A N D G R A N IT E W A R E
and Cedi Hoskins. It is needless
Welch age 32.
t o say the boys had to respond
a Harriette R. Atkinson age 33,
A P in e L in e O f P a in t s
t o an encore.
i
t o John J. Ellyson age 50.
The last recitations o f the year
»erth a F. Palmer age 31, to
were hdd Wednesday morning
Geo. W. M cM ilae age 29.
and Pres. Jones called the stu
Grace Hussy age 23, to John
dents together a half hour before
W. Reeder age 35.
the noon dismissal for an in
Grace M. Giles age 22, to Owen
form s! farewell service, when the
Henry Hanson to C F Boyer
spirit of tan and good fellowship
43.67 a sec 3 4 1 2 s r 5 $873.40.
reigned. Members of the faculty .
by MARIA BOWERMAN,
Henry Hanson to John Whit
Tm
m. «f Nsobo* W. C T. U. man 48.37 a mc 34 t 2 s r 5
made impromptu remarks, fol
Full blood Plymouth Rock
M a r y C. B. S cott ,
low ed by speeches on the part of
pigeons. I have a choice lo t o f
$957.
Press Superintendent. Jacob Wrage and w f to J H either young or old ones for sale, j
representatives o f the college
classes. Story telling was the
7lora Its 5, 6 blk 14 H & L add
C. B. W ilson .
principal order o f business, the
at Newberg $400.
exercises being appropriately
W alter Brunson and w f to
closed with the singing o f the a
Itiary Pairett tract 12 Hurleys
Span o f horses, weight 1400
college song.
i
sub $500.
each. Price $450. Call at Geo.
On last Friday night the an- r
Stephen Kiki to Ora Godrey Ramsey place on Dayton road
nual reception to the Seniors
39.94.a sec 5 1 6 s r 7 $100.
southwest of Newberg.
w as given by the Christian as- c
Thompson K Cone to James
C. T humberg .
sociations The feature o f the i
Cone and w f 63.14 a sec 3 t 5
evening was an indoor field meet
s r 5 $1000.
Public Sale.
in the Association rooms, the
Angeline P Sears and hns to S Hotio» U herabr (Iran that on the Wtfc
Remember we have the Doering Mowers, Pokes
I Jone, A. D. 1907, at 2 o'clock p. m., the
guests being divided into fonr
A Ball 37.78 a d 6 9 t 6 s r 5
and Binders. None better. All kinds o f Haying
groups representing O. A. C.,
$1700.
Tools and Harvesting machinery.
m follows. to w it:
Willamette, Pacific' University
T ' Goodrich and wf to T B •erlbed
Comme..cing at a (take on the tooth bound
Una of the donation land claim of Henry
and Pacific College. The most
tobertson and w f 10 a cl 52 t 2 ary
Noble and wife, (10} chain» weet from the
newt wem corner of the donation land claim of
I f you like to see the W eeds disappear in your hop
interesting of the events was the
s r 4 $1000.
I. C. Melano and wife, thenee weet on aaid
tooth
Une
of
aaid
Henry
Noble
claim,
(It)
rode
yards
and orchards, try one o f our KIM BALL
standing .broad grin, partici
Kate L Coad to N C Swenson to a Make: thence south to the north boundary
CU
LTIVATO
R.
Une
of
the
donation
land
claim
of
Sidney
pated in by sixteen contestants.
2.48 a d 4 3 t 5 s r 6 $1450.
Smith to a stake ; thenee east on mid Smith
line
(It)
rods
to
a
stake;
thenoe
north
to
the
Clem Niswonger w on at 3 5-8
W L Graham (by sher) to placo of beginning, containing one half aero
inches. He didn’ t try tor an
Francis Robison 96.47 a sec 23 A. NEUBON.
Call and see the Aerator Butter Maker,
GKO. C. CHRtSTBNBON,
Secretary
Présidant
inter-collegiate record, but he
1 5 s r 4 $1059.82.
labor and patience. For sale by
confided later the information
W E Kidder to L R Triplett s%
that be could whisper into his
blk 6 Carlton Imp. C o’s add
ow n ears. After the field meet,
Ten women banded together Carlton $200.
w on by 0 . A. C., music was en i into an association for beautify
Panl Fundman to Wallace Me-
joyed in the hall below during ing and cleaning the tow n can Camant 160 a sec 2 7 -2 8 1 5 s r 8
which time light refreshments accomplish wonders. There is a $400.
were served.
certain village where such a com Geo H Rogers and w f to Wm
mittee has wrought something 1 Brock Its 5, 6 blk 6 Everest T oo couldn’t tell by looking at it
whether a watch is cheap or not at
like a miracle. They have pat add Newberg $1250.
$12. Very glittering promises may
the sidewalks in condition by
U S to James Selkeah 240 a sre have been made to you about that
watch in a mail order ad. You were
29-32 1 5 and sec 5 1 6 s r 7.
This is one o f the important
James Selkeah to Raymond told it waa this and that and the
other thing.
•objects that is Claiming the at
Walter 160 a stc 29 t 5 i r 7
tention of the beat men and w o
men o f our land. They plead for
U S to Arthur Merrier 80 a
a Sunday rest law, requiring all
sec 4 1 6 and sec 3 2 1 5 s r 8.
public work to be stopped, when
Laura J Hadley and hus to
the weary laborer can have one
ilixabeth Peavey It 27 Oak Fruit He could probably tell in e minute or
ao, but you must uae it end wait
d a y in seven to rest and enjoy
7arm $1.
With Old Harnuss
developments to And out.
Doors, W indow s,~and
the society o f his family. While
Eugene Brown and wf to Clara
A runaway may cause more than
Turned W ork
others say "This is to o fast an
d Howard 10 a cl 38 t 3 s r 2 I f you will come here you can purchase trouble; serious injuries and sometimes
as
good
e
watch
at
whatever
price
you
M
ade to Order.
age to stop the trains, street
death are the aw ful results. An old
$1800.
wish
to
pay
as
was
ever
turned
out
o
f
harness
is
often
responsible,
hut
e
new
cars, mails, etc.; business must
Edward J K olb to T W Nord-
a factory.
harness with week spots in it is just as
be carried on.” If the Sabbath
by 320 a in sec 22 1 3 s r 6$10.
bad. The kind we make have
is trampled under foot one of the
J T Rhoton and wf J C Lucas
No W e a k Spot»!
resalts will be a gala day for the
You will get your money’ s worth if
Its 5 and 6 blk 14 H & L add
you buy harness o f us.
rich and servitude tor the poor.
Newberg $1066.
But as this nation is composed
S D Crawford and w f to Mary
C . F. HELD
T . B. CUMMINGS A
COM PANY
Hay Harvest is Here and Grain
Harvest Quickly Follows.
Wright A White
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