Newberg graphic., August 22, 1907, Image 5

Railroad Time Tabla.
L ITT L E F IE LD & RO M IG
NORTH BOUND.
PHYSICIANS * SURGEONS
8.02 a. m.
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9.07 a. m.
Offles in Pint Nat’l Bank Building
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DR. R. W. MARROLO,
DENTIST.
BOTH PHONES
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CLARENCE B U TT.
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Ganaral Contractor.
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DR. N . M O R R IS O N
Dentist.
Office over First Nat’l Bank
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
Funeral Directors A Embalmert
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phones
Newberg,
Ore.
NEWBERG
BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Pies and Oakes
always on hand. Orders
filled at short notice
Strohmaier
&
Hanish
• A . D . K E N W O R TH Y
. S e cfio r I d K« d worthy & Hodna
LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
a h a w li a palroa'l térrica (rae of diane.
M m e tam bad lot tamal* ae eaquart? Calle
aaeweaad promptly day or MfM. Oftce and
parlare ie Biieow Buikta*. Nerbar«. Oregon.
Lady attaadaat if daeirad.
Ball pboee Mais 306
Mutual phoae 11-5
SEE
Orange Elliott
For Oood Plumbing and all
klads of fixtures.
Shop i door west of Bales shoe shop.
D R A M . D A V IS
D EN TIST
MM$I
5.40 p. m.
Local Events.
Miss Susie Brouillette visited
with friends at Gervais last
week.
*
Mrs. Catherine Pickens, of
Gervais, visited in tow n last
week with Mrs. T. Brouillette.
A son o f recent birth is re­
ported in the family o f Melvin
David at their ¿hom e on the
mountain.
John Glass has bought the B.
W. Cook five acre tract located
a quarter o f a "mile north o f the
railroad depot.
Mrs. Lottie Decker and daugh­
ters have been atW hite Salmon,
Washington, daring the week
visiting with relatives.
C. E. Newhouse, w ho bought
the S- C. Hamden place ~ at
Springbrook, has already har­ from home duties.
Mr. Greer, w ho bought the
vested a four hundred dollarcrop
Pres.
McGrew property on north
The union services next Sun­
o f berries and fruits.
day evening will be held in the Meridian street,' began moving
Sam Anthis is preparing the B aptist church. Rev. M. Berry, his household effect down from
ground in front of the Held o f the Disciples church, will his Dundee hill farm Wednesday.
harness shop and the vacant lot preach the sermon.
S. W. Potter has made some
adjoining, on First street, for a
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thraflkill, improvements in his jewelry
cement walk which he will put ot Grand Junction, Colorado, store which gives him more el­
down.
w ho are out seeing the country, bow room and an opportunity
Crosby 8c Son, o f Dundee,
in tow n the first, of the to display his goods to better
started their milk w agon last week visiting with Mrs. Harvey advantage.
M onday morning. They have a D. Crumly.
H. M . Johnson and O. N. Ris-
new wagon, spick and span and
Elldee Krake, with his
fbrd trom St. Johns were here
are starting out With a good ran and tw o children, arrived here
Wednesday doing their best to
o f custom.
last week from Wisconsin and find a house to rent, which is no
Charley Wilson spent a day are visiting with H. L. Christen­ easy task these days.
They
in the Wheatland neighborhood son. Mrs. Krake and Mrs. Chris­ said they took it as an indication
last week, where he found peach tenson are sisters.
that there w a i something doing
orchards loaded with fruit which
Mrs. W. R. Carter and son re­ in Newberg.
is being held at a dollar a bushel turned from a visit w ith relatives
Conferences have been held
a t the orchard.
in Polk county last Saturday. during the week between some
Miss Lena Spangle was down They also spent a few days at of our business men and a couple
rom Dayton last week visiting Mewport with.. Prof. Clifford o f outside parties, regarding the
with some o f her schoolmates. Kantner and family. __
establishing o f a milk condensing
Miss Nellie Paulsen went home
Blsia W right has been down plant here, but without any def-
with her on Saturday evening
trom McMinnville for several finite conclusions being reached,
or a visit. '
days building cement walks. up to the present time.
Miss Florence W alstrom, a Last week he finished a walk dn
Harlan Smith and wife arrired
C oos conntv teacher and Miss Main street for Mr. Halterman
home from Kake island Alaska
E. N. Beamis, - o f Forest Grove, and be is now patting down
Thursday morning where they
lave been in tow n during the some walks for C. C. Ferguson
have had charge o f the Friends
week, visiting with the Misses at his residence.
mission station. Their coming
Grace and Anna Dudley.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George a t this time, which was unex­
J. H. Comer is looking after E. James, on August 15, a pected, was occasioned by the
the household duties at his home daughter. -Mm. James, who is health o f Mrs. Smith which has
near town, while Mrs. Comer is
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. not been good o f late.
aw ay at their Clackamas county Stone came here trom California
farm, canning fruit and assisting some time ^ago and she expects J. W. Goble, w ho arrived here
their son, who has charge o f the her husband to come soon, when from Oklahoma recently, and
«rho has been camping with his
place.
they expect to buy property. *
family near the Newberg hotel,
Clifford Spaulding and Herman
On last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. has bought the Cook twenty
W oodward returned home Tues­ B. C. Christenson entertained at
day from a ten days hunting and their home in tNewberg, his par­ acre tract located tw o miles
west o f tow n. The price paid
fishing trip, at the Luckiamute ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Chris­
Iwas
$2000. T w o years ago Mr.
logging camp o f the Spanlding tenson; his sisters, Mrs. W. L.
Cook
bought the place for just
Logging company, reporting a Graham, o f Newberg, and Mrs.
lalf the price. He intends to go
time o f great sport.
fergstrand, o f Amity, with their 41 Seattle where his children are
_ Mrs. O. J. Willis, o f Sell wood, 'amities, and also his tw o
oca ted.
and Mrs. Ellen Carlyon, o f Vic­ mothers, Ole and Arthur, it be­
toria, B. C., the latter a sister o f ing the sixteenth birthday anni­ A news note from Carlton in a
V. V. and O. J. Willis, are here versary dt the former. A very Portland daily paper says the
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. V. V. enjoyable time is reported, with saw mill o f the Carlton Lumber
Willis at their home in the conn- music and plenty o f good things C o., which started up recently,
ias a capacity ot 200,000 feet of
try northeast o f town.
to eat.
amber in ten hoars, and that it
Claud and Albert Farley, with
The Do trance Milting company
their families came np from Port­ las a force o f hands at work is being run close to its capacity.
land last Thursday and spent building a flume from the mill The correspondent states further
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Silas west of tow n to a point on the that the mill is employing twen­
Comer. They are sons o f Mrs. railroad. The water supply is ty men, bnt he neglected to tell
Comer and both are doing janitor not sufficient for fluming lumber) how these men are able to han­
work in the public schools in the at present but during the winter dle 200,000 feet o f lumber in ten
hours. It is possible o f coarse
city.
season it will be a great saving i
that they work over time.
Ode Hatfield and family, o f in horseflesh as well as in roads
Dayton, were in tow n a few to Jet the water carry the lumber
Meeting o f W . C. T. U.
days ago arranging for a public to market as it runs down hill.
Newberg W. C. T. U. held a
sale of their personal property, The company has bought a
preparatory to going to Cald­ donkey engine for hauling logs very profitable session August
well, Idaho, where they have :o the mill which will be put 14, at the home o f Maria Bower-
man. The subject, “ Literature”
bought a relinquishment on an into service this week.
eighty acre tract ot land in the
C. H. Christenson, who has was conducted by the literature
goverpment reclamation district. lis father’s farm rented says he superintendent, Mrs. Lorena
A. P. Johnson came downfrom larvested about one hundred Hodson, in an able manner by
Corvallis last week to look after tons ot clover hay this season on questions asked as follow s: What
renting his store building, which thirty-eight acres. Such hay is papers are published by the W.
will be vacated by the Parker selling readily a t $12 per ton C. T. U.? What papers pub­
Mercantile Co. as soon as the baled, which, after allowing lished by the anti-saloon league?
new brick which is being bnilt by $2.10 per ton for bating, shows What papers are published by
the Union Building Co., is com­ a good margin ot profit. Thirty the prohibition party? How
pleted. While in tow n he sold head o f stock are now being many denominational papers
the building to W. B. White tor pastured on the second crop o'? haV*“ a temperance department?
$4000. It will be occupied by clover at $1 per head per month, What other religions papers
Wright & White with their feed and the soil is being made better show strong temperance articles?
and implement business. Mr. all the time, instead o f being im­ What effect is it having upon
Johnson says Newbetg property poverished as it was formerly by society? One member gained
is all right and expresses himself continued grain grow ing. This with good prospeqt for others.
M a k y B . C . S c o t t ,
«sh avin g great faith in tb^fu­ is what may be termed forming
Press
Superintendent.
ture o f the town.
at a profit.
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SOUTH BOUND.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Adams was down from
McMinnville on business Wednes­ Finley, on Tuesday, a son.
C. H. Bggers, who has been in
day*
poor
health for some time has
Bd/ Parrish was np from Port­
been
very
low for several days.
land calling on his Newberg
D. I. Asbury, formerly o f the
friends the first o f the week.
News-Reporter
was down from
Lather G. Shirley went to New­
port M onday to spend a w ^ k McMinnville Thursday.
B. P. Dunlap and family will
at the beach with hisfom ily
Charley Batter ¡ . taking « t * o * » “ 1‘ be prune « « o n at R o « -
dale in the employ o f Levi M.
weeks vacation from the i
j Gilbert
the first be has had in
Wm. Perkins has been slicing
five
acre tracts off his farm near
Rev. M. Berry, o f Portland,,
tow
n
and selling at very satis­
will preach in Crater’s hall Sun­
factory
prices.
day morning at 11 o ’clock. Sub­
I. B. H olt made a trip to
ject, “John Wesley.”
Dolon Kenworthv writes from Wheatland the first o f the week
the North Pacific Sanitorium. tor a load ot peaches which he
that he is im proving nicely since retailed about tow n.
J. M. Stone has the frame up
he had his appendix removed.
J. S. B. and A. T. McNay fora new cottage which he is
started on an overland trip tc building on his quarter block
Coos county last week where directly north ot Miss Jennie D.
.they will visit with the dangh Miller’s residence.
Mike Welch who clerks in Por­
ters o f the latter.
Mrs. F. A. M orris and Mrs^B. ter’s store, is off for the Polk
H. W oodward returned home county hills above Independence
from Portlond Tuesday eveniag for an ont door vacation. His
where they Spent a week resting family went with him.
In order to reducé our stock before we move into
our new store, we are making some price« on good
merchandise that it will pay the buyers o f Newberg
and vicinity to take advantage of.
One Dollar will do a lot o f buying, until all the odda
and ends in our stock are sold.
Some items you can save on—
W e have Shoes as low as 22c the pair.
Straw Hats 15c while they last.
AU Summer Dress Goods at 2 5 per cent dis­
count.
One line o f Embroidery at 5c the yard.
M en’s 75c, 60c and 50c Dress Shirts at 43c
Men’s Summer Underwear at 2 7 c.
35c goods.
Regular
W e have just received a big lot o f Manu­
facturer’s Samples, including Um brellas, Table
G ivers, Napkins, Tray Cloths.
Men’s
Pants, Jackets,
Mackinaw
Shirts, H ose and Gowns.
Coats,
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Ladies’ Hose, Underskirts, Handkerchief«»
Belts, Facinators, Kimonos.
All this yon will find marked from 25 to 331-3 per
cent lower than the regular price., We don’ t say how
long this sale will last, but the best o f everything will
go first. We are going to clear our store o f all left­
overs and the prices we make will soon do it.
PAR KER M ER C . CO .
L O O K S IM P O S S IB L E
p U T IT S T R U E
CU TTIN G PRICES ON G O O D SHOES
* In the face o f existing conditions one would natur­
ally look with distrust upon any kind o f a cut price
proposition in shoes. Shoe materials and labor almost
“ out o f sight” and going higher all the time, and yet
we are actually cutting the prices on certain numbers
p f Oxfords Ties and high top shoes to close ou t
* While these last you can secure bargains in the
shoe line—if you come early.
W ILSO N & HANNING
Newberg Furniture Store.
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No better spring made. The factory guarantees them for five
years not to sag nor break. Sold on 30 days trial. If not satis­
factory in every way, the purchase price refunded. Sold by
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T he House Furnishers.
Goods sold on Installments.
It’s a good deal easier to give
One o f the best types o f self-
denial is denying ourselves the a man money than to give him
pleasure o f saying harsh things charity when his name is at
stake.'
o f others.