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Read the ad. of A. Fencel & See the big show Thursday Son which appears in this issue. and Friday nights at Dnnean’s LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG Tonight is Halloween. Better Opera House. NORTH BOUND. PHYSICIANS ft SURGEONS carry in the gates and lock the The fine showers we have had 8.52 a. m. 5.05 p. m. barn. for the past day or so makes the SOUTH BOUND. Miss Lillian Johnson, ot Hepp- 5.40 p. m. webfooter feel at home once Office in First N st’l Bank Building 9.07 a. m. ner, arrived in town Tuesday more. Both Phones « and has entered Pacific College. Mrs. Rich has sold her prop H. M. Pinney’s sawmill was erty in the west part o f tow n Local Events. destroyed by fire last night. We and is arranging to move to have not learned the origin ot Portland. the fire. Dwight Coulsen visited in Perry Macy left Friday tor Milo A. Graham, wfio moved town with friends Sunday. DR. R. W. HARROLD, Pocatella, Idaho, where he takes from Newberg to Palls City some Mrs. Noah Heater visited with a position as assistant secretary time ago, has recently moved to DENTI8T. relatives at Sherwood the latter o f the Y. M. C. A. Alma, Michigan, where he has We’re going to make the month an energetic one—A part o f last week. Joseph Wilson made a ship bought property. month o f unusually low prices. BOTH PHONES Schad’s National Stock Com ment o f eight dozen Plymouth The M. E. church is being re With our stock fully reinforced, the wish now is to rap pany at Duncan’s Opera House Rock pigeons to a Seattle firm wired by the Yamhill Electric idly lighten it—to turn it while the swell o f trade ia on Thursday and Friday nights. the first ot the week. Company, and the lighting ca —in the height o f the buying season. We’ ll make the pacity will be very near double Eugene Atkinson, o f Tillamook prices do £he talking. We’ re offering keenest values— Mr. Ed Poole, o f Seaside; vis ^TTOXHXT-aT-LAW county, enrolled as a new stu ited the first o f the week with that ot the past. the kind that will make a month of busy selling. We CLARENCE BUTT. dent at Pacific College last Mon Mr. and Mrs. Nathan White. want your interest and patronage, 'and the values we Mrs. T. Brouillette was unani- Will pracUo« In all tli. co u 'U •( the «Ut* day. give in ’ v i rnouslyjelected superintendent o f Special atteutlou glT«a fe* |*r*>baMi w ork.lh* The latter is his aunt. writing ol deed., mortgage., uontraoU and the the Presbyterian Sunday school drafting ol Ol lagal 0 L. E. Brown has moved to his Mrs. James P. Phin, o f Galt, O m oa —Beeond Floor new home south o f C. J. Ed Ontario, visited in tow n the fore at Yergenville, at the recent elec Beak of Newberg Building. wards’ which he has recently part o f the week the guest o f her tion o f Sunday school officers. m m . a u ca o. aowi built. H O N » O. B O W B M . neice, Mrs. R. W. Harrold. * pi, A. C. Stanbrough, who had been teachiag school in the Che- * * Cecil J. Hoskins came up from % *> « * • Mrs. Mary E. Allen and daugh Portland Saturday evening and ter, Mrs. G. E. Metcalf, and chil halem Center district, has re should bring i t remained until Monday visiting dren, o f Eugene, are visiting with signed, and has taken the princi- palship o f the Dundee public OSTEOPATHIC PHVSICIAHS with his parents. relatives and friends in town. school. Oraduatea at tha parent »chpol, KlrUTule, John H. Allison, ot Dayton, Mo , under tha founder, A. T. «111. Alfred O. Hanson, brother o f oftaa at Baaldanea, on . block north ol Bank Washington, visited in tow n a We are requested to announce Lewis Hanson, arrived last week a basket social at the Brutscher O S «l hourt/I to 13 and l JO to A few days last week with his B«U phone. —- ... — from Wonewoc, Wisconsin. He school house on Saturday even brother. W. E. 1C intends to make Newberg his ing, November 9.< Proceeds go Gearge Morris and family have home. 0 3 S X B S toward purchasing a bell for the moved to his brother Henry’s ---------- Paul Mariscame up from Port school house. place north ot town, where DR. N . M O R R IS O N land Friday and on Saturday Tommy Berkheimer, who had le will engage in fanning. visited the J. D. Gordon farm been conductor on the Yamhill Dentist. Mrs. P. A. Elliott and son John and also the Atkinson dairy branch of the Southern Pacific spent Saturday and Snnday in ranch. tor fifteen years or more, has Portland visiting with Ore L. Office over First Nat’l Bank John F. Heacock and family severed his connection with the and D. P. Price. arrived Tuesday from Lewisville, Herriman management. ZJBXXJBBXXSOi Miss Cora Hadley has returned Arkansas, and for the present Harold Vickrey attended an rom Rosedale, where she had are visiting with his sister, Mrs. executive meeting ot the Inter been for some time, assisting W. E. Paxson. • collegiate Debating League at Levi Gilberts in caring for their Mrs. A. E. Moore and sons Monmouth last Friday evening. prune crop. Lester and Marvin spent Satur The question decided on for de W. W. Espey and grand-daugh day and Sunday at Lents, visit bate is: “ Resolved, that strikes ter, Miss Jeanette Meiner, of ing with the former’s brother, on the whole have been benefi Portland, spent Saturday and cial.” Pacific College gets the They see not, unless they ere Dr. J. B. Moore. Sunday at the home o f Dr. Bow properly fitted With glasses. Philomon Jones, who had been affirmative. ers, Mr. Espey being an uncle o f Mrs. Bowers. He is one ot the visiting for the past six months John Dunstan returned to his1 old residents o f Portland, having with his son, Prof. F. K. Jones, home in Tillamook county Fri S. W . P O T T E R left Saturday for his home in day, after spending a day or so settled there in 1874. in town looking after business Strohmaier & Hanish, who Kansas, near Kansas City. F. Is the the man to see about it. affairs. He says Tillamook conn have conducted the bakery in K. accompanied him as far a4 ty is booming and when the rail Newberg for the past year or so, Portland. Watches, Clocks, and a full line road is completed the people over lave sold their business to John •Charley Caval, o f Middleton, of Silverware for the holiday there will be about as indepen Stiedle, o f Portland. The former left last week for a visit with.his trade. dent as any in the state. will go to Dallas, where they mother in Iowa. He also ex ' Carlton’s new $40,000 hotel will, spend some time visiting pects to visit in Nebraska, and will g o on to the Atlantic coast was totally destroyed by fire and take a needed rest. Wednesday morning. The prop before he returns. Miss Nora Parker, who is vis IV. W . Hollingsworth & Son e A. Ward, o f Portland, repre r ty was owned by W. M. Ladd, iting in Indiana, attended the senting Ellers Piano House, has o f Portland, and W. A. Howe, o f Funeral Directors Sc Embalmers Richmond Conference last Sun Carlton. The origin ot the fire day in company with Ella Macy. opened up a store with a stock is not known, but the theory ot Calls Answered Day or Night t She was also enjoying the com- of pianos in The T. B. Duncan spontaneous combustion appears Both Phones jany o f some ot her P. C. school wilding. Mr. Ward is arrang- ¿ng to locate in Newberg perm a-f*ost Probable, as the flames mates—Walter Miles and Clar Newberg, Ore. broke out in the coal chute. No nently. ence Brown. lives were lost. Mr. and Mrs.* John Hutchin F. H. Caldwell went to Port- STEPHENS & STEPHENS The fire department has al son, former residents of Whittier, and last Saturday morning ready made preparations for the Contractors and Builders where be joined three other gen who have been located at Bakers rainy season by removing the tlemen and the party went down field for,som e time past, have large hose cart from the shed Estimates Given on the slough at the month ot retamed to Whittier and will near the City Hall, and placing the Willamette tor a duck hunt. make their home at 123 South Plans Furnished the hose upon tw o light reels. One hundred and twenty-three Washington.—Whittier (Califor These little machines are light Oregon ducks were bagged and Frank nia) Register. «lewberg enough that one man can pull irought home forty for his part. C ’ r* U s Mrs. Nathan White received a ' r* * * e 'x ’r them if necessary, and narrow C i? ! paper the the first o f the week The editor o f the Graphic, after PACIFIC COLLEGE enough that they can easily be .î* attending the Quinquennial Con giving an account o f the recent ,run on the sidewalks, thus obvi C^—S Ÿ 1 C-— CP C — L y \ v > -c»- V v r--. Music Department ference o f the Friends church iu death o f Charles C. Clark, who ating the annoyance o f having - ^ *.4 •+— i í- í* ' j . _ ¿ j- y ji. visited with them at Newberg to drag a heavy cart through Prof. Carrick is now at hie residence Richmond, Indiana, is visiting ip S the scene o f his boyhood days several years ago. Since his visit mnddy streets in the case ot fire ' .- » g jc where pupils can be enrolled. Those here he had been engaged in mer and feasting on paw paws—a breaking out during the winter coming early have the choice of hours. i fruit he has a special fondness cantile business at Monrovia, In months.—Polk County Observer. s P ^ ^ _«_ , . « ;~*aeWN y * * ? Ÿ ^ diana. or. He declares he is going to - j V C- V Newberg’s fire department has N iP j ; SEE grow them in Oregon if it costs F. W. Kelso moved to New-' an occasional call in muddy W 1 & ____ % W J f t lim a farm. berg Tuesday where he has weather and it might be well for Eighteen representatives from bought a blacksmith shop. He the boys to build a similar con ____ i ten different organizations met has also bought property and trivance. Por Oood Plumbing and all The Leggett Spring Bed at Dr. Harrold’s office Monday and will build a residence as Newberg has a bunch ot cheap kinds of fixtures. evening in response to invita soon as he can get the lumber on skates that apparently have No better spring made. The factory guarantees them for five tions sent out by the Wednesday the ground. We hate to see nothing to amuse themselves Shop i door west of Bales shoe «hop. years not to sag nor break. Sold on 30 days trial. If not satis club, to discuss the advisability them go but wish them success with except to make trouble for factory in every way, the purchase price refunded. Sold by o f establishing a free library in in their new home.—North Yam some one else. One o f the latest W . W . H O LLIN G SW O R TH & CO. our town. The question was hill Record. victims ot this class is Lynn B. discussed quite thoroughly and The wav the streets in our Ferguson. A new cemept walk DR. A . M. D AVIS T he House Furnishers. the decision reached that this is town are being improved under had just been completed in front Goods sold on Installments. an opportune time to take such the careful and efficient manage o f his property near the public DENTIST a step. Some committees were ment o f Mr. Clemmens, would school house. Saturday evening gliglitly Colder w ith Snow. C o ld W e a t h e r A d v ic e . appointed to arrange for a mass please the most aesthetic. Street after most people had turned in meeting very soon at which time after street is being graveled for the night, one o f the above O ffloe ever Bank o f N ew berg W hen you see that kind o f a we hope to have Miss Marvin, with scarcely a pebble out ot name, clad himself with a pair of weather forecast you know that T o all is to beware o f co u g h s and secretary of the state library place, and we would suggest heavy logging shoes and pro rheumatism weather is at band. colds on the chest; as neglected commission, present, who thor that parties who drive on ceeded to promenade from one G et ready for it now by getting a j they readily lead to pneumonia, W . T. ROWLEY, M. D. oughly understands this prob these newly graveled streets end of the walk to the other, bottle o f Ballard’s Snow Linim ent, j consum ption or other pulm onary Finest thing made for rheumatism, j lem and will help ns solve it. keep on the gravel instead of leaving the imprint o f his homely chilblains, frost bite, sore and stiff troubles. Just as soon as the cough appears treat it with B allard ’s H ore- PHYSICIAN & SURGEON There will be another meeting o f driving on oae side. Hauling pn pedal for the owner to repair at join ts and muscles, all aches and hound S yru p the standard cure o f o f the representatives next Mon the side ot the grade soon cuts it his own expense. The walk was pains. 25c, jo c and $1 a bottle. Am erica. Use as directed— per -O C U L I S T - day evening at eight o ’clock at « p and makes a mudhole. If repaired next day but will al Sold by M oore’s d ra g store. fectly harmless. A cure and pre Office over McConnell’s Barber Shop. ventive for all diseases o f the lungs. Dr. Harrold’s office at which we everybody would use the gravel ways be noticeable, and Lynn Bell phone 245 Residence 233 He is a bad shot who cannot Price 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle. hope all representatives will be it would soon pack and all could says the fellow that done it will Sold b y Moore’s drug store. ft»__1 ___ Oregon. find an excuse. n RWDRrjf present. travel dry shod. do well to keep in hiding. Railroad Timo Table. « « Important No vember Selling Everything to Eat or Wear . . $ Every Buyer Pleased” PARKER MERC. CO. Having Eyes This Space is Reserved for W ilson &, Hanning Newberg Furniture Store cv j w 1 - Orange Elliott J
