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Mrs. E> W . Evans w a s dow n
Miss K a ty Dimond and Mrs.
Dehil visited with friends at G a s from McMinnville the first o f the
N O R TH BOUND.
week visiting w ith her sisters.
8*52 a. m.
4.18 p. m ton a few days this week.
E. B. Korns, o f Tracy, Minne
John B ro w n and L . M. Smith
SOUTH BOUND.
sota,
and F. H. Doland o f Chica
9.07 a. m.
5.40 p. m. have returned home from their
go,
are
in to w n visiting w ith the
trip to California and are much
elated over the ipining prospect Bass and Behnke families.
Railroad Tima Tabla.
L IT T L E F IE L D & ROM IG
PHYSICIANS ft SURGEONS
Office in P in t N a tl Bank Building
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Both Phonos
Local Events.
they went to investigate.
Uhe ¡P rice 2/otf
¡Pay 3*or a Shoe
F. A. Elliott and family ar
rived home from tbeir visit in Il
linois Wednesday evening after
having stopped over a few days
at L a Grande to visit w ith A. T.
Hills.
H . A. Hinshaw,
traveling
freight
agent
fo
r
the
Soothers
The mumps have started in on
Pacific w a s in to w n last S a tu r
a good inning about town.
day night attending the regular
Born to M r. and M rs. F. S.
meeting o f the college board.
Miller on Tuesday, February 4,
H. F. Baird is figuring on the
M rs. B. N. W h itlaw , w ho w a s
a son.
purchase
o f a first class bus for
called to K ansas on account of
A^r. and Mrs. Roy W oods were
the death o f her ¿either, returned carrying passengers to and irom
up from Portland on a visit last
BO TH PHONES
home last Friday. On ber w a y trains and he ought to be en
Sunday.
home she visited w ith relatives couraged, fo r this is a crying
Attorney D. P. Price and fami
need o f the town.
a t Spokane, Washington.
ly were np from Portland on a
Wednesday w a s the birthday
Dr. A. Mills is d ow n from C o r
visit last Sunday.
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vallis and will visit for a few anniversary o f Lincoln and also
A lbert Heater and family of
days w ith his parents. IJe has that o f M rs. L . M . Parker and
Springbrook have returned home
D. J. Gilbert as well, and a least
la att tu« oeart. «I U m «tota from their visit to Southern C al been carpentering on a new
win
l i T . n (w p n t a u work. U m
school building in Corvallis since o f good things w a s spread on
ifornia.
t ol all lagal papera
last August without any loss of the same table for both the lat
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ter in honor o f the event at the
Alberry
George
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a
s
np
from
toa—I
time. ,
home of M r. Gilbert.
Portland last Sunday visiting
The boys w h o played the game
w ith his parents, M r. and M rs.
Editor C. C. Hammerly o f the
of basketball a t the college gy m
M arion C. George.
last Saturday night did not get News-Reporter and Mrs. L . L.
M iss Bertha Nicholson returned very rich from the receipts, but Nicklen, local editor o f the Tele
from Caldwell, Idaho, last Satur they reported a lot of wholesome phone-Register, made fraternal
day, where she spent a -month at fun and an after gam e spread a t calls a t the Graphic office Wednes
O STSO FATH IC P H Y S IC IA N S
day. The latch string is alw ay s
thejiom e o f her parents.
the Imperial.
out a t this office to members o f
E lw ood Hanson, the father o f
Miss Katharine Ball, an ex- ,
.
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M M W lM ft
t boon, f to U and l JO to 5.
Lew is Hanson, is here from Hes- perienced maimer from P o r t l a n ^ th; preM ” hcn
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The college basketball team
per, Io w a , on a visit. H e came will open a select line o f milli
here w ith his wife, however from nery goods in the store room suffered defeat at the hands o f
M ontana where they had been one door west o f Wilson & the McMinnville College team
sojourning tor some time.
Prout’s jewelry store on First cue evening last week, but the
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
' I f it possesses the proper quality and
style, is what determines your satisfac
C U R EM E M ITT.
DR.N.
MOJtfU
Dentist.
Office over First N a t ’l Bank
F. H. Caldwell
& Comi
p r e s c r ip t io n
DRUGGISTS
W c carry ivirpiiiog usually
kept ia a In M a a druwtoce.
A full Gaa of tchool book» aad
PvMcnpOoat
carefully
core*
RevTA. J.-Huguelet, recent pas-
to r o f the Baptist church, has
removed to Marysville, W ash
ington, w ith his family where he
has accepted a position as pas
tor o f the Baptist church.
street.
.
,
Edmund Robinson has been
transferred from Bismark, North
Dakota, to the United States
Land Office at Carson City, Ne
vada. His family which has
The principal’s room at the been located at Denair, Califor
Dundee school is having a holi nia, for some time will join him
day this week. The principal, at Carson City soon.
A. C. StanbrQugh is at McMinn
Frank R. Reeves, superinten
ville assisting Superintendent
dent o f the ready print depart
Belt in conducting the teachers’
ment of the American Type
examination.
Founders Company, o f Portland
W alter R. Miles w h o repre made a business call at the
sented Earlham College in the Graphic office Wednesday and
State
oratorical
contest ol took an order for some new type
Indiana, this' year, w a s an faces and other necessaries for
easy winner. His many N ew the shop.
berg friends are highly gratified
On last Saturday O. K . Ed
over his victory and the alumni
wards vacated his residence on
of Pacific College have occasion
Fifth street which'-he recently
to be particularly proud o f the
sold
to Mrs. C. L. Hamilton,
outcome as he is a member.
At the Friends quarterly meet
ing held last Saturday a sub
scription amounting to twenty
dollars was raised to be paid in
W . W . Hollingsworth A Son prizes in sums of ten, seven and
three dollars to students of the
Funeral Directors A Embalmers college who will hold a contest
in oratory at the annual meet
Calls Answered Day or N ight
ing of the church in July, the ora
Both Phones
tions to be on the subject of
Newberg.
Ore.
peace. Anyone who may desire
to contribute to the fund may
confer with Prof. F. K. Jones.
Col. S. F. Blythe, Dept. Coqi-
NKW BCHS. OREGON.
'A
Pacific College
Music
Department
mander o f the G. A. R. whose
Lessons in Piano Playing. Voice home is at H ood River, w as in
Cultivation, Harmony,
tow n Tuesday night making a
and Composition.
J. S . Carrick
Musical Director.
Get the Habit o f Trading at the
HOME B AK ER Y
F ree delivery to any part o f the city.
Baking o f all kinds done to order. W e
make a specialty o f fam ily trade. W e
also carry a fine line o f Teas, Coffees,
Extracts and Spices. W e make our
own Candies. Phone us your order.
Phone 288.
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DR. A M. D AVIS
M is s
G r a c e B u tle r
Fashionable
Dressmaker
Mutual Phone 22-11
C. F. Williams
PAIN TE R A PAPER
HANGER
Can
be found at residence o f
C. R. W illiams.
fraternal visit with the local
post. The Annual encampment
will be held at N ew poat this
year, the date being set for the
latter part o f June, and a good
attendance is expected. Col.
Blythe w as Tor several years the
owner and publisher o f thefcood
River Glacier, but he is now out
o f the newspaper business and is
living quietly on his farm
a
short distance out from H ood
River.
On Monday, February 10, a
very pleasant family gathering
occurred at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Benj. Heater at Spring-
brook, the occasion being Mr.
Heater’s eighty-seventh birth
day. The day was spent in so
cial chat enlivened by the frolics
o f the young folks, while at noon
an excellent dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Heater are o f that
rapidly decreasing class o f our
population, the pioneers, they
haring crossed the plains to Ore
gon in 1S50, settling on the
claim which is still their home.
Those helping Mr. Heater cele
brate were his sons .\lbert, Er
nest and Grant with their fami
lies, his daughter Mrs. 'L izzie
Winters and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Heater, Mrs. S. A.
Deskins, Miss Emma Deskins,
Mrs. I. E. Holt, Mr. and Mrs.
John Goodrich, J. C. Nelson and
John Hash.
and on Monday W. H. Whitten
removed from the second story
o f the Ehret brick to the proper
ty. I t is understood that Mr.
Edwards will reside in Portland.
Newberg loses an energetic citi
zen and a fine family in the re
moval.
Word was received here this
week from Indiana announcing
the death of the brother o f Miss
Ella Macv, whom the latter re
turned to Indiana to nurse dur
ing his continued sickness. The
many friends o f Miss Macv in
Newberg will be glad to learn
that she was substantially re
membered by her brother in a
financial way, he being in very
good circumstances at -the time
o f his death. Her return to New
berg is expected at an early day.
The committee o f the Yamhill
County Young Men’s Christian
Association has called a conven
tion to be held at McMinnville
next S a t u r d a y and Sunday,
when plans for the county work
will be discussed. The first ses
sion w ill be held at ten o ’clock,
Saturday morning and further
sessions will follow Saturday
afternoon and at night, and Sun
day %
will also be a full day. A
good program has been prepared
and a profitable convention is
anticipated.
purchases.
The prices you are asked to
pay for splendid shoes in our large va
riety o f styles cannot but afford you ex
treme satisfaction—will
convince you
how earnest w e are in our efforts to
make this a b ig busy store.
“EVERY BUYER PLEASED.
in the county seat. The team
was badly handicapped on ac
PARKER MERC. CO.
count of having to substitute
new players in the place o f some
of their regular players.
E. B. Raymond, who holds the
position o f chief o f the fire de
partment in his home city at
Olympia, Washington, was in
town Tuesday visiting with his
sister, Mrs. T. Brouillette. At
tw o o ’clock in the afternoon he
gave a sumptuous spread at the
Imperial for the Brouillette fami-
y, including the families of Wes-
ey Boyes, W. H. Whitten,
Charles Lapp and L. E. Brown.
T w o friends of Elmer Marr
who reside in Oklahoma are here
oh a visit. They made a ship
ment o f five hundred head o f
logs from Oklahoma to San
Francisco and came up this w a y
to see the country. They say it
is evident to them that times are
much better here than in their
country and the same report is
jrought by others who have re
cently come from east o f the
iockies.
Pres. W. I. Kelsey arrived with
his family from Indiana last Sun
day morning and during the
week they have been fitting up
for housekeeping in the new cot
tage, recently completed by the
Williams sisters, near the public
school grounds on the north
east. Owing to the sudden and
unexpected change in the finan
cial situation throughout the
country, he was unable to ac
complish all he had hoped tor
for the college, but he received
some assistance for present needs
and he hopes for better results in
the near future. He will take up
work in the college and also con
tinue his work as solicitor lor
the endowment.
A t the Newberg Furniture Store ii
We have a number o f Morris Chairs that we offer at
these very low prices:
v
Former prices—$9.50, $11.00, $12.50, $17.50, $24.00.
Reduced “
-$7.50, $ 9.00, $10.50, $15.50, $20.00.
These goods are good values. We wish to elose them
out to make room for our spring stock.
W . W . Hollingsworth A Co.
C A L L AN D SEE O U R STOCK O F
Great Livestock Meeting.
The week beginning September
21st will see the greatest live
stock and race meeting at P ort
land that has been held in this
city since the Lewis & Clark ex
position in 1905. The gather
ing in Portland last Areek, par
The temperance meeting held ticipated in by the Oregon Pure
at Friends church on last Sun Bred Livestock Association and
day afternoon was under the the North Pacific Fair Associa
supervision o f Mrs. Alice Han tion, brought livestock men from
son, of Portland, who is Friends all over the country, closing with
quarterly meeting superinten- i a banquet at the Portland Com-
dent o f temperance work. Rev. mereiai Club.
Elmer Pemberton o f Scotts Mills
was the principal speaker, while
Card of Thanks.
Miss Mildred Wills of Chehalem
Center, read an instructive pa We desire to express our heart
per. Mr. Pemberton referred to felt thanks to onr friends and
the good work done in Yamhill neighbors for their many acts of
county and urged the citizens to kindness, and to those who came
lend a helping hand to Marion out from Newberg to conduct
county in their effort to dethrone the song and other religious ser
the saloons. The attendance vices at the funeral o f our sister,
w as good and much interest was Mrs. Anna High.
shown.
tion— where hinges the pleasure in your
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Chandelier Shade Brackets
Portable and Electric Supplies, c
I f we haven’ t got what you want we w ill get it
Y A M H ILL ELECTRIC CO.
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY WINC
TH E SKIDOO HORSE AND C A T T L E T A B L E T S
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