utm
T
Mrs. Henry Duncan was up
Mrs. Lucinda Blanchard, an
aunt of the Duncan boys died at from Warren, Columbia county,
NO RTH BOUND.
last week visiting with relatives.
Warren last month.
6.52 a. m.
4.18 p. m.
A car load o f machinery ar
B. P. Heviland was in tow n
SOUTH BOUND.
rived
from Detroit, Michigan,
0,07 a. m.
5.40 p. m. the first o f the week visiting
Mrs.
Frank
f°
r
the
milk condenser the first
with his daughter,
o f the week.
J. Deach.
Local Events.
C. B. Wilson, J. L. Hoskins
$ev. Isom W ootoa has bought
the
L.
E.
Brown
cottage
and
and
S. M. Calkins went to Mc-
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George H. Rogers and wife will remove to it as soon as it Minnville Wednesday to attend
a meeting o f the republican cen
spent Monday night in tow n can be put in shape.
tral
committee for the county.
visiting at Rob*Cooks.
M rs. Helen D. Harford leave*
The social tea given February
Lewis Jones, a former resident ot for Drain this week to begin a
13,
by the W. R. C. No. 28, was
Newberg, came up from Portland ten days course o f /lectures in the
asuccess socially and financially.
Monday on business.
southern part of the state.
With hay selling in Newberg About nineteen dollars was ta
Twenty-nine members were re
ceived by the Presbyterian church at $20 per ton, the man who has ken in. We, as members, hearti
A re those who are best pleased with the
at the Yergen school house in it to sell wears a smile broad ly thank those w ho came for
prices in our
enough to balance the scowl on their liberal patronage and good
Marion county last Sunday.
wishes.
GROCERY DEPARTM ENT
Tyra Hutchens is completing a the face o f the buyer.
E lizabeth E. C olton , P. C.
very neat cottage located one
Elwood S. Minchin, who went
who agree that our values are most sat
The
wreck o f a freight train
block northeast o f the public south recently as an advance
isfactory.
school grounds, which be will agent ior the Meneley Lyceum near Whiteson Tuesday evening
This is especially noticeable in our pres
Bureau, is laid off at Berkeley called for ¿be wrecking crew from
occupy.
*
ent stock—now full and com plete with
Portland and delayed the 4.18
H. C. Pool, proprietor o f the nursing a case of mumps.
the season’s needs, but the right tone to
Mrs. D. M. Sivyer, who recent train for tw o hours or more.
Butteville ferry, announces that
An
inspection
ot
the
track
at
prices—then
right values all the time.
hehatfm w equipment and that ly returned from Ceres, Stanis
points
near
Newberg
will
make
Everything is as fresh and clean as we
he is predared to give patrons laus county, California, where
plain
the
cause
o
f
wrecks
that
her son has a jo b , left here for
good service.
can keep it and w e are sure our efforts
are occurring o f late. Sunken
that
point
again
this
week
with
A brother Hof Prof. Harvey D.
are appreciated.
ties for the lock o f proper ballast
Crumly arrived here from South her family with a view of locat may be seen all along the line.
ern California Tuesday-evening ing.
The Newberg W. C. T. U. will
The Williams Jubilee Singers
and will remain for an extended
hold
a memorial service in honor
were in Newberg last year and
visit before going on east.
-E V E R Y BUYER PLEASED.**
o f Frances E. Willard, at the
they
are
conceded
to
be
the
best
Wesley Boyes, w ho has been
home o f Mrs. Calva Martin at
clerking in the Wilson & Han that have ever visited our tow n. 2:30 p. m. A free will offering
ning grocery dnring the winter, Seats can be purchased at either for the “ Memorial Fund’ ’ will be
s now ont with his brother deal- drug store for the night o f Feb- taken. An interesting program
You will miss it if
HJ? *n
stock the same as
will be given followed by a
you
fail
to
hear
them.
followed last season.
“ White Ribbon Tea.’’ A cordial
B. C. Miles received a tele
Ralph Harrold, son o f Dr. R.
invitation is extended to all who
W. Harrold, arrived here from gram from Whittier, California, may wish! to come.
Chicago in company with his Wednesday afternoon announc
M a r y E. C. S c o t t .
wife a few days ago. After visit ing the sudden death o f his cous
Press Superintendent.
ing here for a short time they ex in, Miss Clara Tebbetts, w hg
visited in Newberg last summer
C h e fia ie m C e n te r.
pect to locate in Seattle.
while on her way home from
C. F. Held, the harness man
E. J. Touring has pnt up a
Earlham College.
removed his stock into his new
good
wire fence on the front of
Notice should be taken of the
ocationin the W. E. White brick
his
place.
a feyr days ago where he will be annual meeting o f the Commer
C. L. Johnson received the sad
¡lad to welcome his old cus- cial Club to be held on Friday
news,
last Tuesday o f the death
night o f next week. We are
omers and new ones as well.
of
an
aged sister, w ho had re
neglecting opportunities for want
George H. Rogers, who was
o f more interest taken in this or sided in Bellingham, Washing
up from Portland the first o f the
ganization, when we ought to ton.
week stated that the building
Mrs. Clinton Newhouse and
>e up and doing.
prospects were opening np well
C. B. Wilson had a communi little daughter went to Dayton
in Portlarfd and everything
to visit last week.
points tow ard a brisk season in cation from Mr. Bussell 4ast
School closed three days last
Monday saying he had just re
railding lines in the city.
week
while Mr. and Mrs. Baker
turned from a trip east where he
Editor Ralston, w ho recently
purchased the machinery for the attended the teachers’ examina
sold the Independence Enter
rig cannery at Newberg. As tion at McMinnville.
prise, was in tow n the first o f
The W. C. T. U. met as ap
soon as it arrives a force o f men
:be week visiting with hisconsin,
will be pat to work installing it pointed last Wednesday with
C. Porter, and incidentally
and everything will be put in Miss Rosa Ellis. A very profit
ookingfor property to rent with
good shape for business as soon able meeting was held. The next
a view o f removing to Newberg.
meeting takes ¡flace with Miss
as the season opens.
Nancy Atkinson the 11th of
In order to relieve the pressure
1A few days ago the news gath
March. .
at the public school, another
erer found unde Henry Mills lo
A valantine white ribbon so
teacher was added this week,
cated some twenty feet above
cial was held at the home o f Mr.
Miss Myrtle Stewartson, of Mc-
ground in the top o f an apple
and Mrs. F. L. Harford. A very
Vlinnville, taking the position.
tree, putting practical horticul
pleasant time was enjoyed by a
Pupils are advanced in the grades
ture to a test by way o f remov
number o f people of the com
at this xtime and beginners are
ing the moss covered branches
munity. After pleasant games a
admitted the same as at the first
We have a number o f Morris Chairs that we offer at
that had outlived their useful
dainty luncheon o f heart shaped
of the year.
these
very
low prices:
ness. While it was a splendid
W. E. Crozer, assistant cashier example to be setting tor younger cookies, candies with chocolate
Former prices—$9.50, $11.00, $12.50, $17.50, $24.00.
in the Bank o f Newberg, went to orchardists, it looked a little coffee was served. Those present
Reduced “
-$7.50, $ 9.00, $10.50, $15.50, $20.00.
besides the host and hostess were
Rosedale last week to look after risky for one o f his age.
R.
Everest
and
wife,
S.
W.
New
his orchard and while there his-J/ H. F. Baird went to Portland
These goods are good values. We wish to close them
brother’ s wile, the mother o f the last Saturday and made a selec house and wife, Mrs. Tangen,
out to make room for our spring stock.
Misses Verda and Hazel Crozer tion ot a wagonette, with which Helen Kirk and Mary Johnson,
died, leaving a babe three weeks he will carry passengers to and the Misses Mable, Nellie, Elma
old. Eramer Newby and Curtis from trains for the Imperial Paulsen, Millie Wills, Belle New
and Miss Nora Parker went from hotel. He will also make a busi house, Anna and Elsie Tangen,
Alice Hayes and Helen Ellis,
here to attend the funeral.
ness ol carrying passengers any Messrs. Irvin and Allie Barn
J. L. Van Blaricom returned where about tow n at a reason
hart, Roscoe and Joaqnin Ellis,
'■WÆÆÆB K S U tX W Æ X X Æ X X S C X S X S tS ÊX X ltX S EXM ëU K
form Shelburn on the Corvallis able price. Such a convenience
Don
Chase,
David
Hayes,
John
& Eastern, sixteen miles east of has been advocated by the
Albany, Tuesday, where be went Graphic tor a long time and we Ross and Sam Atkinson.
C A LL A N D SEE O U R STOCK O F
to close up some businss affairs, believe that Mr. Baird will re Last Sunday afternoon quite a
number gathered at the church
among which was the matter of ceive liberal patronage.
where was held a memorial for
getting final releasr from the of
A bed o f lettuce amounting in Prances Willard. The program
fice o f postmaster, a «position
valne to $150 when it retails at was good with an address by F.
which he held there at the time
five cents per head, is not seen L. Harford who gave a splendid
he sold out to come to Newberg.
every day about Newberg. but talk on the life o f Frances WiL-
Portable and Electric Supplies
Mrs. Ann Lamb, who has been that is just what John Gower,
laird.
aw ay from Newberg for several who bought the Seth Mills place,
years, living at Whittier and can show his friends at the pres
Special Notice.
Berkeley, California, arrived here ent time and it is a very pretty
The Mntnal Telephone Co. will
from the latter named city on sight. He built a greenhouse
If we haven’ t got what you want wre will get it
aoon
have new telephone direc
Monday evening and is visiting last season 30x80 feet, which is
with her daughter, Mrs. Will filled with grow ing plants—let- tories printed. Now’ is the time
Wight. Before returning to her toce, cabbage, tom ato and other to subscribe for a share o f stock
home in Berkeley she will go to green things, and he expects to hi the company and get your
Heppner to visit with her daugh build more houses o f the same name on the new list. Share o f
■stock sold on installments, if pre
Y A M H IL L ELECTRIC CO.
ter, Mrs. George Whiteis.
size the coming season.. Mr.
ferred. Also new phones. Sec
The delegation that went from Gower grew up in the business
ond-hand phones and extra parts
Newberg last Saturday brought and a glance about the place will
tor sale.
S. J. M adson ,
back a report o f a very satisfac convince one that he knows how
Mutual Phone 18-3.
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
torv meeting. Temporary or it is done^ While he has only
ganization ot a county develop tour acre« o f ground, he says be
TH E SKIDOO H O R S E 'A N D C A T T L E T A B L E T S
Soptic Tanks!
ment league was effected by elect has enough work to keep tw o or
CnNhwMm liifitM SwwIt Proper do*« in tabtata
I am prepared to put in septic
ing M. 0 . Lownsdale, president; three more men busy. Mr. and tanks after the l^ e st approved
m a k e s y o u r s t o c k l o o k l ik e
th e to p
p r ic e
M ayor Macy, o f McMinnville, Mrs. Gower are well pleased methods.
E nos E llis .
A m . Chop Faad ar Braa. Aak tor M l try •»«•—SRIDOO
vice president; M ayor Akin, o f with their location at Newberg
hickaa O ilin . Skater. H u n F m r. Ho# Owterm ta
IttMt, Wm,
W
in
1
Y1----r Ptak By*. M—wpar. Colic or B om S till»
Sparla Can.
Sheridan,secretary; P. H. Cald and say it is the best home town
Your appreciation may be an-
For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
well, treasurer.
other’s inpiration.
they have any knowledge ot.
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Railroad Tim e Table.
L ITTLE FIE LD & ROM IG
PHYSICIANS AjJURGEONS
Office in P int Nat'l B uk Building
Both
DR. R. W. NARROLO,
DENTIST.
BOTH PHONES
* ttobwxt - xt - law
CLARENCE NUTT.
Will practica In ill U » «M etí
Uhe 97 /ost
Exacting ß vyers
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OBTtOPATM IC Í H T f l C U I «
Graduata# it U m
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Mlphoni.
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M O R R I S O N lfi
D e n tist.
Office over Finrt Nat’l Bank
H E E E 3ΠD E 3Q ΠE 3
pE K
F. H. Caldwell
& Company
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W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
Funeral D irectors'A Embalm
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phones
N e w berg,
O re.
Pacific College
Music
Department
Lessons in Piano Playing, Voice
Cultivation, Harmony,
and Composition.
J. S . Carrick
Musical Director.
G et the Habit o f Trading at the
HOM E BAK ER Y
Free delivery to say part of the city.
Baking of all kinds done to order. We
make a specialty of family trade. We
also carry a fine Una of Tea*, Coffees,
Extracts and Spices. We make oar
own Candies. Phone us your order.
Phone 286.
DR. A . M . D AVIS
D E N T I S T
O ffic e lit U nion B leek
M is s
G ra c e B u tje r
Fashionable
Dressmaker
Mutual Phon« 22-11
C. F. Williams
PAINTER a PAPER
HANGER
Can be found at residence of
C. R. William*.
PARKER MERC. CO.
At the Newberg Furniture Store
W. W. Hollingsworth^A Co.
r
Chandelier Shade Brackets
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