Walter and Warren Robertson
Mrs. I. Nichols, o f Dayton, vis­
with their families, visited in ited in town this week with her
McMinnville Saturday with their sister, Mrs. J. W. Coffin.
NORTH BOUND.
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uncle,
Lorenzo Root.
8.52 a. m.
5.05 p. m.
The county court has appointed
Paul Macy has bills out an­ Johnas Howell, o f McMinnville,
SOUTH BOUND.
nouncing
a public sale on Satur­ to act as county truant officer.
9.07
m.
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5.40
p.
m
I Office in Firet N a t’l Bank Building
day, October 26, at the C. B.
Both Phones
The enrollment at the public
Hoskins place near Springbrook.
school has now passed the six
Mrs. Clara Meats returned hundred mark. Still there’s more
Local Events.
from California last week, where to follow.
she bad been visiting for some
Harvey Wright and Arthur K.
Dave Lamb is visiting in tow n time with her daughter, Mrs. Wilson attended the County Sun­
DR. R- W. NARROLO,
thia week with relatives and Jno. Andreas.
day School Convention at Carl­
V h e open air concert given by ton Friday and Saturday.
friends.
DENTIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Bradshaw the band last Thursday evening
At Duncan’s hall Sunday morn­
was very much appreciated, and
were
down
from
Portland
laat
ing
at ten o ’clock, October 27,
BOTH PHONES
week viaiting with Mr. and Mra. drew a large crowd o f music Rev. H. J. McDevitt will cele­
lovers from various parts o f
Walter Whitten.
brate mass and in the evening at
town.
7:36.*
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Earl Ken worthy ha a taken a
On account o f the drought in
position
aa
collector
with
the
Mrs. R. W. Harrold and Mrs.
A ITOR1C1T-AT LAW
Spaulding Logging Company, Jamacia before and since the C. A. Hodson have been in Salem
The fall goods whose excellence for
CLARENCE D U TT.
and will work both Newberg earthquake at Kingston, the peo­ this week as delegates from New­
ple
are
starving.
A
large
parse
and Salem.
berg to the State Federation of
jasrasaa
¡s s v s u s
quality and styles make them desir­
was made up at the Seventh Day
wrttlu« of dee«!«, m orti«**». uonlrMU «ad the
Women’s
clubs.
W.
E.
Allison
and
family
re­
drsfUng of s il legs! pspsrs
Adventist church for them last
turned Tuesday evening from
O f f i c i — asoonO Floor
Mrs. Estella Venable, who had
able, are always shown earliest here.
Sabbath.
a-ñw of Mswborg Bulldln«.
Sherman county, where they had
been visiting tor some time with
Frank G. Adams, who died at
been looking after the harvest­
That we bought them right, you’ll
her cousin Mrs. Delano Estle,
▲uosa
■ O K U D. SO W SM .
McMinnville
Saturday, was well
ing o f their crops.
left today for her home at Col­
known to many Newberg people.
willingly concede when you note
fax, Washington.
Mra. Morris Heacock was
He was a member o f the firm o f
taken to a Portland hospital
Jones & Adams, pioneer lumber­ Ernest Jackson came up from
the low price—when you’ve thor­
and Saturday was operated on
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S
Portland
und
remained
till
Sun­
men, and manager o f the Mc­
Ondasi** st th* psronl •elL 0 O¿ 1 , f lrk*TlU®’ for appendicitis. She is reported
oughly examined qualities.
Minnville sash and door factory. day evening visiting with friends
• S S ^ sÆ îi ÏÏS F - »“ k to be getting along nicely.
in town. He is teaching in the
T. S. Riggs, who lived at the
Offloé h o u r» .? to 12 su d 1 :80 to
East Side High School.
The ten year old child o f Mr.
foot of Wynooski street, died on
Bsllphon*.
and Mrs. Jesse Noble, who live
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Paxson
Monday morning at the age of
west o f Dundee, died o f tuber-
seventy-nine years after a linger­ desire to thank all friends and
o
culosis on Thursday and was
ing illness. Interment was made neighbors for their kindness and
E D R . N . M O R R IS O N ! buried on Saturday, interment in the Hood View cemetery, assistance during the illness and
being made in the Dundee cerne-
south o f Sherwood, on Wednes­ death o f their father, Hugh F.
Dentist.
tery.
Heacock.
day.
%
J. C. Duncan has bought a
A Mr. Baker who lives near
The sawmill o f the Tillamook
quarter
block
east
ot
the
Cul-
Wapato
Lake, met with a seri­
Office over Firat Nat’l Bank
Lumber company burned Sun­
lison property on Sixth street
ous
accident
Wednesday. He
day morning about 9 o ’clock,
and is having a building moved
cause o f fire unknown. As this was handling a gopher gun when
to the same, which will be
was accidentally discharged,
mill furnished the electric lights
worked over into a neat resi­
)lowing
off the index finger o f
for Tillamook City the county
dence.
lis
right
hand.
seat now has* to resort to the
The annual convention o f the oldtime kerosene lamp. Loss G. W. Orcutt and wife have re­
churches o f Christ in the north­ $25,000 partly covered by in­ cently moved to Newberg from
V
west district will be held in Cra­ surance.—Cloverdale Courier.
McMinnville. They are at pres­
ter’s hall October 30, 31 and
Look H ere! Y ou can save from 20 to 4 0 per
ent
located in the Crater prop­
An appreciative audience lis­
They see not, unless they are
November 1. The speakers are
erty
in
the
west
part
o
f
town.
cent, on
tened to Elder Charles Emmer-
properly fitted with glasses.
some o f the best ot the North­
Mr.
Orcutt
is
well
pleased
with
son, of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
west. All are invited to attend. *
deliver his address on “ Why I our city and intends to buy lots
Since purchasing lots south of am a Seventh Day Adventist” and build a little later on.
S .W . P O T T E R
friends church in Edward’s or­ last Sunday evening. It was a On last Thursday evening a
chard,
W. E. Croxer has decided Biblical and scholarly address. number o f friends of Mr. and
Is the the man
to build his residence at once Favorable comment was heard Mrs. F. H. Buchanan gave them
W hich will be placed on Special Sale
and has lumber on the ground on all sides from the congrega­
surprise party, the occasion
Watches, Clocks,
and work already commenced. tion. He is here visiting his being Mr. Buchanan’s thirty-
o f Sihrerware for
He will build a seven room house uncle, D. W. Emmerson, and fifth birthday. The evening was
trade.
with modern conveniences.
spent in a social way and all left
others.
feeling
that they had been royal­
The building for the condensed
Mr. Hans Christenson, born in
FOR ONE D A Y ONLY in order to reduce our
milk factory will soon be under Denmark May 3rd, 1828, died ly entertained.
O
IMMENSE STOCK in this line
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son construction. Dr. Lopp, presi­ at his home in Newberg October Edmund Robinson stopped off
dent, and Mr. Peters, secretary 22nd, after a short illness. Mr. here Thursday on his way to vis­
Funeral Directors A E m b a lm s» o f the company have been here Christenson came to this state it with his family in Califor­
We are overloaded and need the room. We also have
or, the past few days making in 1874 and has resided in this nia. Mr. Robinson holds a po­
the teas that cup just right when made in these fancy
Calls Answered Day or Night
plans and specifications for the county from that date.
sition in the land office at Bis-
He
pots. Remember that in order to get a bargain you
Both Phones
plant and are now asking for joined the Baptist church at mark, N. D., but was granted a
must be here on MONDAY NEXT
jids on the contract. They in­ Carlton about twenty years ago leave ot absence for a year, which
tend having the building ready and has been a consistent mem­ he will spend on the Coast.
by the time the machinery ar­ ber all this time. While a Chris­ At the Oregon W. C. T. U. Con­
rives from the East.
tian gentleman o f modest de­ vention held at Eugene, October
NEW BERG
Through a special act of Con­ meanor, he has maintained a 15 to 18, 109 delegates were in
ses
B A K E R Y gress it 'was required that tor
high standard o f sterling integri­ attendance. Services were held
F resh Bread, Pies and C a k es
one week all mail received should ty and his life has been an ex­ in the First -Christian Church.
a lw a y s on hand. Orders
be counted in every postoffice in ample o f steadfast loyalty to the Mrs, Nathan White, the first
filled at short notice
the United States. Following is principles o f his. church. The white ribbon worker in Oregon,
the count o f the Newberg post- funeral services will be at the opened the session with prayer.
office from October 13-19, inclu­ home -today at one o ’clock, Three girls graduated from the
sive: Letters, 3115; post cards, conducted by his pastor. Rev. L. T. L. course. Every line of
1204; second class matter, 1302; A. J. Huguelette. Interment at work was well reported.
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third and fourth class matter, West Chehalem cemetery.
The American "Friend says:
339, making a total of 5960
Music Department
At an adjourned meeting of the Meade A. Kelsey, Winthrop Cen­
¿es
pieces o f mail sent from the office. council Monday evening, H. R. ter, Maine; W. Irving Kelsey, re­
Prof. Carri ck is now at his residence
The revenue received therefrom Morris, Emory Hodson and J. cently o f Victoria, Mexico; A.
2
where pupils can be enrolled. Those
amounted to seventy-fonr dol­ M. Rittenhouse were appointed Edward Kelsey, Ramallah, Pales­
coming early have the choice of hours.
lars.
t
to view and appraise the prop­ tine, and Rayner W. Kelsey,
Basket ball practice will begin erty on Second street between Berkeley, California, (brothers
Kwi w j
SEE
at the college next week. At the Meridian and College. An ordi­ and ministers) expect to attend
last meeting o f the state league nance was passed to extend Har­ the Five Years Meeting. This
held in Salem on the 15th it was rison street. A bill of $258.75 will be the first time in fourteen
decided to divide the league into was allowed Montague & Butt years that these brothers have
F o r Good Plumbing and all
tw o sections, the northern section as attorneys tees in the street all been together.
The Leggett Spring Bed
kinds of fixtures.
composed o f the teams represent­ improvement case, and to Estle
The fellows who have ever
No better spring made. The factory guarantees them for five
ing Pacific College, M. A. A. C., & McVey for gravel tor $406.53. stood ready to shy a stone at
Sh sp i door west of Bales shoe shop.
Portland Y. M. C. A. and prob­ Sidewalks were ordered in as fol­ the Oregon prune grower, will years not to sag nor break. Sold on 30 days trial. I f not satis­
ably P. U. and the southern sec­ lows: Along the north side ot have to change their tactics and factory in every way, the purchase price refunded. Sold by
W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & C O .
tion including Dallas, W. U. Sa­ Sheridan street in front ot lot 12, look tor another jo b this fall, as
lem Y. M. C. A. and possiblv O. block 17, Central addition; and the prices the growers have re­
T h e H ouse Furnishers.
A. C. Each section is to play off along the north side ot Sheridan ceived has completely knocked
its own schedule independent of street in front o f lots 5 and 6, the king pin out o f their argu­ Goods sold on Installments.
the other and the winners to block 7, Deskins’ second addi­ ment. J. D. Gordon, of Dundee,
play for the state championship. tion; along the east side o f Main has a ten acre prune orchard,
Cold Weather Advice.
Slightly Colder with Snow.
With M. A. A. C. and the Port­ street from Sheridan street to which he hired cultivated, picked
W h en yo u see that kin d o f a
land Y. M. C. A. both crippled Second street; along the north and dried, not even so much as w eather forecast yon kn o w that
T o all is to beware o f c o u g h s and
Pacific College stands a good side o f Hancock street, from touching a prune or going near rheumatism w eather is at hand. colds on the ch est; as n eglected
show for winning out in the Howard street to School street; the orchard. The price he re­ G e t ready for it now b y gettin g a ! they readily lead to pneum onia,
northern section. In the mean­ along the south side o f the Day- ceived for the crop, deducting all bottle of B allard’s S n o w L in im e n t.; consum ption or other p u lm o n ary %
time an inter-class series is being ton road from First street to expense, averaged $110 per acre Finest th in g made for rheum atism , troubles. Jnst as soon as the co n gli
chilblains, frost bite, sore and stiff, appears treat it w ith B allard ’s H ore-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON arranged at the college which Fifth; along the north side of
or $1100.
jo in ts and muscles, all aches and hound S y r u p the standard cure o f
will be played off within the next Second street from Main to
Use as directed— per­
—OCULIST—
pains.
25c, 50c and $1 a bottle. A m erica.
fectly harm less.
A cure and pre­
month. There are five teams Grant street. All ot said side­ When you base your honesty Sold b y M o o re’s d ru g store.
Office orar McConnell’s Barber Shop.
ven tive fur all diseases o f th e lu n gs.
wholly
on
policy
the
tempter
al­
entered
and
with
this
bunch
to
walk must be built at the ex­
Residence 288
Ball phone 246
What costs nothing is worth Price 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle.
pick from the college expects to pense o f adjacent property own ways can show you better prem
Sold b y M oore’s d ru g store.
nothing.
Newberg,
put oat a fast team.
inms.
ers.
.
Railroad Time Table.
I LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG
Freshest A u -
tumn Styles
a.
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In Ladies’ Coats and
Dress Goods
K MB I MB
i.
Every Buyer Pleased”
.
PAR KER M ER C . CO .
Having Eyes
Souvenirs and Fine
Imported Teapots
Monday, October 21, 1907
N ew berg,
Ore.
W ILSON & HANNING
Newberg Furniture Store
Strohmaier & Hanish
Orange Elliott
W. T. ROWLEY, M. D.
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