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m ' LITTLEFIELD &^O M IG PHYSICIANS à SURGEONS . Rallrdad Tim « Tabi«. Miss D aw n Rawley, o f LeWis- M r. and M rs. C. B. Wilson ton Idaho, is visiting her cousin, visited in Portland over Sunday. ' • Miss Gussie Craw ford, south of NORTH BOUND. M rs. M a ty M orris is visiting 8:62 a. m. 5.05 p. m. with her daughter M rs. M arion Dundee. SO UTH BOUND. ^ Olilo* in Fini N ati Bank Building Both Phones 9.07 a. m. 5.40 p. m. Local Events. H I Arthur DB. R. w. darrold ; Witsou ol Portland, Cook near Caldwell, Idaho. J. L . Davis returned to Hood James Vestal attended the holi River lost Friday after having ness camp meeting in Portland spent a week at his. West Cheha- Io n home. Saturday and Sunday. Prof. H . D. Crumly left Tnes- M rs. W . P. Heacock went to L a Grande last week for a visit day to look after his farm in Colorado, expecting to begone Mrs. Rom a Davis, o f Gates, •pme weeks, t with her »on Qrtand and wife. •pent Monday evening in New* berg. has been visiting in to w n with , The McMinnville Methodists gave Rev. Jos. H all an encore, Nettie Burlin ffae result being that he preached J a j Mitchell is keeping store for her sister, M rs. Jeweler Mills in the latter’s a b game sence a t the coast. J. W . Barcroft and niece M i « for tlf ” ® * » to 8 m d »T B O TH PH ONES Mr.' and M rs. L . W . Charles Jessie HOrton joined the New- H o w a rd Williams Lnd family And tw o younger children, o f visited Sunday at' Oswego w ith betgers on Yaquina B ay the lat- Dayton, visited in tow n Satur- Attorney A. K in g Wilson and ter p art o f the week for an out and Sunday with L . B ing. wile. ^ n o u n -im w harles and family. O. P . Skelton has »ground M rs. C. 8 . Calkins and daugh C. J, E dw ard s took his family CLARENCE BUTT. Staked off for a new house <fn ter Nelta started Friday for W1U BfMtlM la all Ui* «sarta at U s M M his lots west of the Methodist Elgin, Nebraska, where they will t o Lon g Beach, Washington, for ■p^lai .tt.nUou f i r én tu probaM work, th* . . .. - . - ... _ •__________ __A» TU ' J - ir summer outing Friday, re lurch. make a visit o f six weeks w ith E S S W JS ftX X V g? “* * nting the first of the week, C. P . M oore and dangh- relatives. ia a k at If.v b .n i BuUdlui. e expects to join them there The union church services m eajrl joined the other half o f the M oqre family a t N ew port the grove Sunday evening^ were again later. DENTIST. W. R. S C O T T G a s e r a i C o n tra c to r. S ew er and T ile W ork . Septic TanluyB Specialty. Nan. kucaai OSTEOPATHIC FH V SIC IA H S Oradnatta at tb. v a r n t »ebo^. KUbarili» Mo , under tb. founder, Dr. A. T. BtIU. oèoe .1 Reside no* on. tdoek nurtk of Bank M m hourüTto U «y d IMOtoA DR. N. M ORRISON D s n t ifir t Office over First N a t’l Bank Haying Byés They m o not. unloo* they properly fitted with gla—ta. & ^ .P O T T E R la the the men to about it. Watehee, Clocks, and a full Une of 8ihrerwsre for the hoUduy trade. ' W . W . H ollingsw orth A Sort Funeral Directors A Embalm «rs Calls Answered Day or Night Both Phonos • Ore. N e w berg, NEWBERG BAKERY Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand. Orders filled at short notice Strohm aier Ac 'H a n is h A . D. K E fiW O R T H Y SaccMor to IGa worth y A Hockoa. LICENSED FUNEILM, DIRECTOR a n IDEMBALMER. d 1 phrn.lia el petroe. ___________ Mone (uranhed lot ■ad para* cnifR. (ree o( ‘ -L-_. w .Calk amwered promptly day or night. Office and parlor. ia Bratov Budding. Newbwf. Owgon. Lady altandaat tf doind. > Bell phone Main 306 Mutual phone I US SEE Orange Elliott Por Good Plumbing and all kinds of fixtures. w, • Shop i door west of Bales shoe shop. Mrs. E A. N ew by has been in charge o f Rev. Walters, pastor jtfisiting.inthe Rosed ale neighbor o f the Free Methodist church, an . Rev. and Mrs. Aaron M . B ray hood south o f Salem. Emmerand send notice from Boise, Idaho, of earnest speaker. Omer Gause rode up on their the arrival b f a son and heir a t Dolan Kenworthy, in connec the home o f their daughter C lara tion w ith nis undertaking busi wheels Saturday evening and Bffie, ness, has secured the agency o f spent Sunday there. Tuesday. * the Otto Schumann Granite and M r. and M rs. Fred Kincaid, M arble W orks of Portland. Miss Minnie Kincaid and Lew is M rs. F. H . Buchanan, w ho has Mills, o f tty Springbrook neigh- tty overland trail been spending a month in Lane borhoo^ county out west of Eugene with for W oods and Philipps camp Haines and W alter Burgess M r. Buchanan where he is acting Tuesday on a fishing and hunt- left the first o f the week to w o rk as timber warden, returned home lag expedition. ' M any interested spectators jn the harvest fieVds o f Eastern a lew days ago. were lined up on First street Sat Oregon in the neighborhood o f M r. and M rs. M atth ew P a t Grass Valley. ton, w h o live over beyond Gas urday afternoon to see the twen Geo. Rogers moved his family ton in W ashington county, ty contestants in the automobile from here to Portland Saturday visited in N ew berg over Sunday endurance contest g o stringing his business in connection w ith the family o f Vernon Hin- by on the home stretch to Port* , land. H av in g come thus tar with the Pacific Face Brick Com shaw. ^ pany requires his continual pres M rs. L . H . Shirley and little over the rough, dusty roads, ence in the city. daughters, Miss Bertha Nichol they "a ll looked alike" to N ew berg. S. E* W atkins and sister, M rs. son, and Enla, E y a and Prank Mrs. Clark Pemberton, mother Fogle, spent Sunday across the Colcord left Tuesday for the salt o f Wilfred Pemberton, a member breezes o f N ew port where a t the home o f M r. jm d o f the class o f 1906 o f Pacific Mrs. Jas. Eldridge, for whom they are camping. M r. W atkins is to build a fine Attorney Clarence B utt is College, died M onday morning country residence. spending the week w ith his fami in a Salem hospital. M r. and . M rs. Allen Jay and eldest son The senior editor o f the Graph ly out a t Nye Creek beach. W e and M rs. Wilfred Crozer and ic attended an executive com would like to see our city attor children went up to attend the mittee meeting of the State Press ney frisking and flirting playfully funeral. association in Portland M o n with the little wavelets o f the Rev. H . J. McDevitt o f St. day. Arrangements were made sounding sea. Yes, we wonld. M a ry ’s Cathedral, Portland, for the .Oregon editors to hold T w o brothers, F. S. Plummer w as in New berg the last o f the their annual meeting a t Seaside and D. Plummer, of A rkansaw , August 30-31. Wisconsin, spent a few days in week and announced that the Ctktholics w ill soon erect a church M rs. C apitola Cummings made town last week with their former the purchase, a few days ago, of fellow townsm an, A. Lapean. on north M ain street upon prop seven acres o f land o f J. L . H os They say N ew berg beats any erty recently purchased by them kins lying ju ft west of his old thing they have seen on the coast lying between the Free M etho Tapestry Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, gtod values home place. The purchase in yet and their return is not a t all dist church and the home o f R. Velvet Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, e r o a values Pettyjohn. Father McDevitt, cludes the knoll in the field which unlikely. Ingrain 9x12 A rt Squares, extra value. after riding about over theneigh- we have long maintained to be Prof, and M rs. Roy Shigley, of * Also Ingrain Carpets, idnoleum, Floor Oil Cloth. one o f the most sightly building Fremont, Michigan, w h o are bprhood, stated that he had • lqund twenty or more Catholic In Furniture, our stock is complete. Picture Fram sites jn the neighborhood. making a thorough tour of the families in this vicinity. % ing a specialty. • M r. and M rs. J. C. Colcord arc West and visiting various at arranging to leave next week on tractions and points o f especial X)ne htfmorons incident o f the Goods sold on the Installment Plan. an extended eastern trip. They interest, visited in New berg over Columbia disaster is told b y j . Yours for Busin«»« will visit his mother in Vermont Sunday w ith his uncle and aunt, C. Matteson, w ho w a s aboard and will likewise visit M rs. Col- M r. and M rs. Jas. Fisher. Prof. the Elder, as related to him by cord’s relatives in Indiana. After Shigley is principal of the High by an eye witness. T w o P o rt years of faithful and uninter- School in Fremont, his wife being land ladies, sisters, were debat ing whether to stay with the rupted service ah cashier o f the an assistant in the school. - doomed ship or jum p into the Bank o f Newberg, J. C. has cer M r. and M rs. Jas. H . Mills, sea, there being a difference o f tainly earned his vacation. Miss L elia Littlefield and Bon opinion as to the best course to J. C. Duncan favored the Bldridge are out at Netarts in take. Finally the one w ho Graphic the other day w ith a quest of big game. It is reported wanted to jum p prevailed. The can o f mulberries picked from that Jim took three or four guns, ladies J mounted the * railing, trees on the Duncan place florth an arra y of fishing line varying clasped arms, and then soberly o f town, which fruit is rare in in size all the w ay from a twine Y o u should call and get prices on counted aloud, "one, tw o , three, this section. They had the old string to half inch rope, some time tw a n g which carried ye edi ugly looking knives and "m any g o l” and jumped together into tor back in memory to his bare other article« too numerous to the sea and were rescued. Thus do the playful habits o f child foot days " w a y dow n in old In mention,’’ from which it may be hood assert themselves in gro w n d ian a" when frequent excursions inferred that this is his first. ups even in the face o f death it were made from the corn field to Announcement * w as received self. adjacent mulberry trees for re the first of the week o f the m ar The Misses lone Hill and N ora freshments. riage on Wednesday, July 24, at Parker entertained a company The home o f M artin Cook and the home o f the bride’s uncle and wife caught fire a little after the aunt, M r. and Mrs. Richard G. of young ladies a t the home of ■nfrjuc st. x sex xJULMzm a noon hour M onday, presumably Boone, at 'L o n g Beach, Califor th^ latter last Thursday after from a spark on the roof. It nia, o f Miss Floy A. Stanley and noon in honor o f the Misses Sibyl w as a long hot run for the fire Edwin R. Hadley. The groom and Bernice W oo d w ard who men and the case seemed hope is the professor o f science in P a leave M onday for Berkeley, Cali less by the time they reached cific College, while the bride will fornia. The feature o f the after the scene. The day being close be' remembered by many New noon w as the editing o f a publi and sultry however, with no berg people as tty daughter of cation which they were pleased breeze blowing, the fire made Calvin Stanley, she having left to call "T he Western L a d y ," the Is positively the best to clean y o u r g ra in . slo w headway and w as put out Newberg whed a mere girl, to guests being assigned the editor in time to save the lower story. make her home with relatives in ship o f different departments. H ad there been an adequate sup the East. It is. understood thAt The results as read proved high ply o f w ater available as soon the romance w as started at ly entertaining. Those partici as hose connections were made Penn College, Iow a, when both pating, aside from those men without having to lose time in wert students of that institution. tioned, were the Misses Florence Rheumatism. w aiting tor water from the re Their cards announce that they Coffin, Amy Heater, Mabelle Ed When pains or irritation exist on " I take pleasure in recommending serve reservoir, the loss would will be at home jn Newberg after wards, Pearl Cummings, Myrtle any part of the body, the aoplica- Ballard’s Snow Liniment to all who have been inconsiderable.) The September first. Long life and Gause, Olive Stratton, Clara tion of Ballard's Snow Liniment j are afflicted with rheumatism. It household b e l o n g i n g i were much happiness is the wish of Tebbetts, o f Whittier, California, gives prompt relief. E. W . Sulli- is the only remedy I have found saved. No insurance w as car the Graphic for these estimable Lida Wilson, Elsie Mackie and van, proprietor Sullivan Honse, El that gives immediate relief." 25c, Mrs. W alter S. Parker. Reno, O. T., writes. June 6, tçoai 50c and i 1. Sold by C. F. Moore. young people. ried on the building. Jo C o o k came up from P o rt land M op d ay evening on hear ing o f the H obs sustained by' his parents, Rev. and M rs. M artin Cook by fire. A New Spring Line of Carpets. W . W . H ollingsw orth & Co* Quality Always W in s Farm Machinery Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay. THE CHATHAM FANNING M IL L ' VINCENT FEED & IMP. CO. D R. A . M. D A V IS -" D E N T I S T Offloo oror Bank o f N . w k t n V •* 51 .r^rrf^ir. i YT. M i;
