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Miss Marvin’s Talk. Rev. P. M. George was up from Portland the first of the LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG Miss Cornelia Marvin, secre week. * NORTH BOUND. gP tary o f the state library commis- PHYSICIANS ft SURGEONS Mr. and Mrs. Gas P ool are 6.52 a. m. 4.18 p. m sion, gave a talk on last Friday from Portland spending the SOUTH BOUND. night at the public school build . * 9.07 a. m. 6.40 p. ad. days with relatives. Offlc* in P in t N at'l Bank Building ing that was full o f very belpfhl Henrey M. Hoskins and wife suggestions to p a r e n t s and 'I "*" Both Phone* were dow n from McMinnville to others interested in the selection Local Events. ■pend Christmas. o f reading matter o f the proper Mrs. P. C. Stanard and daugh kind for the young. Since there W. P. Edward* and family te n are here from Brownsville has been a good deal o f interest came up from Portland to spend worked np in Newberg lately for spending the holidays. Christmas with relative*. a free library, it was rather sur DR. R. W. MARROLO, Mips Anna Nordstrom o f P ort Albert M. Hadley ha* been up prising, as well as disappointing from Portland during the week land visited over Sunday with that more o f oar .people did not DENTIST. her sister and M n . A. J. Barrell. calling on his New berg friends. avail themselves o f thi§ oppor The Baraca male quartet with BOTH PHONES Enos Hanson and family came tunity to bear this talk from one Charles E. Glass as director will up from Portland Tuesday to wh<> has made the subject o f li make a date in Newberg in Jan visit with relatives. braries a study and consequently uary. is well able to giye timely assist Chester Dimond and Thomas Blaylock are home from Willa James Hamnett’s sons are get ance to any community that is t t o b x x t - a t - law mette University to spend the ting located in nice new cottages alive to its needs in this partiem CLARENCE BUTT. in the west part o f town, not for for. **■' holiday vacation. Will »raatlaa ln all tU. m u t u of from the parental roof. #. fiT .a tu probat, work. Some o f the points made in the Jay Mitchell is at home from --- cU ‘| md Uta o — n * tra i ÎÇiUn« (Jfdlniu“ - * ---- u — John Vestal, w ho retired from course o f her talk are embodied O. A. C., where he is taking e Mu « b a r e course in d e c t r ic A l engineering, the drag business in Portland six in the following. Any communi ■ M k o iliW b u i months ago, has been np this ty however remote it may be, spending the holidays. week visiting with his cousin, may get in touch with the state ALicm o. nowua. Miss Cora Comer arrived here James Vestal. library commission and be sup from Seattle. Tuesday morning Every rivulet and mountain plied with books if the people to spend the holidays visiting stream in the country got full on will organize and have a respon with her father, Silas Comer. Christmas day and now the sible head. On request being O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S L. H. Shirley took advantage Willamette is celebrating. The made to tbe commission a box o f the holiday excursion rates Mo locks at the falls are closed to of "fifty books will be forwarded, Otto« at R w IA d n , on# MoA north of Bank and left fost week for a visit with traffic and big waters are ex the same t o circulate among the his brother and unde at Chico, 2 ? /' people o f the community for six pected. California. months, when this box is to be The basket ball team met their JB. C. Miles was delayed at returned and another, madenp W aterloo last Friday night at Washington, D. C., longer than Portland when they went np a- o f a new selection of books, will DR. N. MORRISON be had expected to be and b is gainst the giants o f MultDofnalr. be sent ont. — ---------- ------ homecoming will be correspond ✓ Parents are often heard to say the score being 8 to 34 against Dsntist. ingly later. with a degree o f pride that “John them. T oo much stage fright so Dwight Coulson and Maynard coach Wilson says. just wants to read all the time.” Redmond were up from Portland A good trait if well directed, bat Office over P in t N a fl Bank Harvey Sannders, w ho has a last Sunday to spend a little so many parents stop short and position in the Marshall Wells time with the “ home folks “ unwisely conclude that ,if John store in Portland and is attending Nothing like it. has tbe reading habit their re night school spent Christmas in ou aaax02R Next Sunday the Rev. A. J. Newberg. He says his b ro th e r sponsibility ceases and pay little or no attention to what he reads. F. H. Caldwell Huguelet will hold his last ser L e y ii works at the H obart - The reading o f books is a posi vice as pastor o f the Baptist Curtis and attends law school & Com pany tive moral agency and tbe books church. Mr. Huguelet has not at night. a boy reads for pleasure have yet dedded where be will g o from C. B. Wilson received a letter a more to do in forming his char here. few days ago from J. B. Moran, acter than do the text books Prof. O. D. Owen, a member o f who represents the Webber-Bus- he studies in school. Hence the the faculty o f McMinnville Col sell canning company, in which vital importance o f seeing that lege, was in tow n Tuesday billing he stated he would be in New his reading matter is wisely se PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS the McKee brothers o f the college, berg shortly, when a meeting lected. | w ho will sing at Duncan’s hall on will be called and he will give a So many books give the young Wn Saturday night. talk on what is wanted fo r the reader a false view o f life, flo o k kept in n fin J. C. Clemen son killed the A Ini fin. W cannery- He will have no trou offer a companionship that noth atted goose and had a big feed ble In getting an audience with ing else can properly supply, for dinner last Sunday. His son the farmers and trait and berry hence the necessity of placing in James, the Portland druggist! growers at they are anxious to the hands o f the yonng such as NIW BIROi O N C Q O N . was np with his family to help learn just what is going to be give a wholesome view o f life. ■ j r w x ja n at the feast o f good things. wanted. W ho can measure the influence Mr. Pickett, w ho was an on the young mind, o f the story W . W . Höfling*worth & Son nounced last week as a recent o f the life o f Lincoln, o f Garfield arrival from Kansas, has pur On Tuesday morning, Decem or o f Washington? A library chased the Tom Duncan ranch o f Funeral Director* A should contain books that teach fifty-three acres, located north o f ber 24,1907, Miss Elida Nord boys how to do things. Boys Calls Answered Day or Night tow n ut the foot o f Chehalem strom, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. who are interested in dinamos, Both Phoofa L. J. Nordstrom, o f Portland, mountain. was united in married to Mri in electricity and engineering. Nswberg, Ore. The carriers on the rural mail It is the province of a library Fred Barrell, son o f Mr. and routes did not get aw ay until a to n ot simply furnish reading Mrs. Fred Barrell, o f Newberg. ate hour Tuesday morning and STEPHENS A STEPHENS The couple in company with Mr. matter bat to furnish that of went ont well loaded with Christ and Mrs. A. J. Barrell, took the the m ost wholesome kind. Every Contractor* and Builder» mas mail. They and their tired train for the county seat where poor book or a fairly good book 1» fixed to supply your needs in the horses earned a holiday by the they were made one by Judge keeps ont a really good book, Eatimataa Giran time the day’s round was made. H ouse Furnishing Line. and nothing bat the latter should Bird. Pinna Purniahad y Miss Nora Parker arrived All returned in tbe evening and be in the hands o f the young. Picture Framing a Specialty. home from Indiana a few days on leaving the train at the depot In. a mountain pass where the ago where she spent tw o and a in Newberg the bridal conple rdad skirted a deep abyss many Nowhere half months visiting with uncles, were showered with rice and fives bad been lost by peo aunts, cousins and other rela congratulations. ple falling over to remain and PACIFIC COLLEGE tives, even unto the third and The wedding feast, consisting perish. A plan was suggested Department burth generation. She reports o f a bountiful repast, was served for raising a fund for picking np a very pleasant time but asserts on Christmas day at the home, and restoring those who fell over Prof. Carrick is now at hit residence that after all there is no place o f tbe groom ’s parents, where the precipice intead o f building a pupila cmn bo enrolled. Those ’■WMBD ike home. the newly married conple wittl railing to prevent them from fall- somiif early hare the choice of boon. Jim Henry, the well known make their home for the present.!*11* CALL AND SEE O U R STOCK O F horseman who removed from Both are industrious youpgjjeo- Just as it is right and proper dcMinnville to North Yakima, jle and deserve wellfot fo r m e ’s to spend money in building parks SEE / . tor recreation purposes, so is it ••**% ***■ Washington, some time ago, lands. necessary to furnish books in the was in tow n the first of the week. home and in tbe librarv that His son is railroad station agent amuse and entertain the reader. there and he has bonght a fruit Per Oood All persons ever haring lived m j The chief reason for maintain Mads ef fixture». ranch some six miles ont but he Minnesota and their families are Portable and Electric Supplies still has his horses. He says urged to be present a t the re ing the library commission is to that in a circuit o f five miles out union at Craters Hall on New help to place before the people a from North Yakima land is he*d Years day.\ Come early and good selection o f books. As a rale those who have good libra as high as $860 per acre. bring that basket brim full. ries o f their own are most inter Pete Christenson was down Follow ing is the program: If we haven’ t got what you want we will get it ested in helping to supply public from Lexington, M orrow coun Piano Dnett—• c ibraries. Lists o f suitable book s ty, the first o f the week where he Mrs. Harry Patterson o buy have been furnished the has been farming on an exteosive Miss Amy Grafe book-sellers t h r o u g h o u t the scale for several years. Pete Was S o n g - state. something o f a ‘horse trader Miss MaUe Taylor YA M H ILL ELECTRIC CO. Free circulating libraries are when he lived about Newberg Poem— • / doing a great work in making but he talks wheat more than “ My Own Dear Minnesota” American citizens oat of oar anything else now . He says the Song*- rx x x a foreign born population and price demanded by form laborers Miss Garnet Perkins' M ies Grace Butler In the upper country has become their offsprings. The Newberg Heat Co . Take Notice. Address— Newberg is taking the proper prohibitive however and he is Has the best facilities for fur H. Stranahan, Portland I am n o w b a ck a t m y sh op coarse in starting a free library not dipping in so heavy for next Violin Solo— nishing first class meats and And every individual and every a g a in re a d y t o m eet m y o ld cu s butchers’ supplies, and the best year. With somebody to lerfd in John Conrad ' • organisation in the community to m e r s . - Special pains ta k e n is none to o good for their cus the matter of pnah, he thinks Mutual Phons 22-11 Lexington could ssyUy be m adeja There is no service o f the rani ^should make a contribution to W ith e v e r y patron. tomers. Free delivery and both H o r p e s , tb e B a r b e r . the hnb o f M orrow county. without recognition o f the ideal. help the good work along. phones. Railroad Time Table. ' m s . üs i ns J ¥ ii Newberg Furniture Store W. W. Hollingsworth & Co. Chandelier Shade Brackets Orange Elliott Fashionable Dressmaker I
