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F. A. M orris has bongl^ a ten
Jay Mitchell, w ho came Borne
fo r the spring vacation, returnee acre tract o ff the southeast cor
ner o f the B. S. Craven farm
to O. A. C. Tuesday.
NORTH BOUND.
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
8.62 a. m.
4.18 p. m
Clyde Baker, son o f J. H . Bak north ot tow n.
SOUTH BOUND.
er, who tires on Parrett moun Mrs. M . F. Hurley was np
8.07 a. m.
6.40 p. m. tain, died a t Sherwood Tuesday from Portland last week visiting
Offlo* to Tint Nat'l Baal
B illy Williams and w ife came w ith her mother, Mrs. R. Petty
down trom Victor, Wasco Conn john.
L oci! Events.
D. P. Strait and Fred L. Ames
ty, ltfst week to attend the inner
went to McMinnville Wednesday
al o f Prank Haskin.
A. P. Reynolds, an elderly gen to attend a county convention
Mrs. J. B. Parker, who went to
ot the Modern Woodmen.
Nebraska to visit her sick mo tfeman from Minnesota, is visit
DR. !■ V .
The Wednesday Club at its last
ther, arrived home last week, ing w ith M r. and Mrs. C. E
meeting was favored w ith a talk
Newhouse at Springbrook.
bringing a pair o f red birds.
DENTIST. ’
Rev. j i H. M cDevitt, pastor o f by Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson
Mrs. Joseph Hoberg visited in
on Ireland and the Irish people.
BOTH PHONES
tow n several days last week St. M arys fCathedral, w ill hold
B. S. Minchin visited w ith the
w ith her daughter, Mrs. W. W. services a t Duncan’s hall a t ten
home
folks near Dundee Tuesday
o ’clock Sunday morning, April 5.
Nelson.
W ord comes from Eugene that night and on Wednesday left for
J. P. Schade and family, ot
Denver to continue his work as
^ TTOSKET -AT-LAW
Portland, visited over Sunday Lon S. H ill and Gay M etcalf are
advance
agent for the Menelcy
H igh excellence in a shoe means some
w ith A. E. Bowman’s at their convalescing, the former from
people.
CLARENCE B U TT.
thing more than mere style— good looks.
broken leg and the latter from
<
Will praotlea la a liti., «ou 'ti o i tha ( M . home north ot tow n.
It means to the knowing man, the satis
The
H
igh
School
boys
have
or
case o f smaPpok.
Spoetai attaatloa p n o u. probata warb, tha
Hiram Hoots,« who sold his
faction
o f reasonable wear— o f enjoyable
Wm. Giles has sold his Home dered n atty base ball suits and
W u V S iiS
farm west ot tow n recently, has
comfort, as well as the assurance that he
expect to be on the diamond
O p p i c i —baaootl flo o r
bought the W alter Terrell cot below tow n to Edward Yarnes, w ith a winning team as soon as
Book of Mow barf Baildlua
is correctly shod.
tage located on Sixth street for o f Am ity, and is arranging to
take his departure torLakeCoun they can have a little more time
.iV iac.1
a home.
ty in time to show np ANi| his tor practice.
Miss M ettie Moris, who bolds
Dr. R. W . Harr old, F. H. Cald
claim by the first o f M ay.
position in Portland as a
— that’s the epitome o f all the import
well
and Jesse Edwards were ap
E. O. Maddnx, w ho recently
trained nnrse, is a t home visit
ant points .of shoe— excellence. W c
pointed to g o to McMum ville to
O STEO PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N S
ing w ith her mother, Mrs. M ary sold his blacksmithing business day, Thursday, to attend a meet
want to tell you why and demonstrate
Graduala, at tha parent
on Main street, w ill sell ljiii per
* Morris.
Mo., nudar tha fondor. D . r., r r a Ä * " ” 1
its vantage points to yon.
_ B oat danto,
___ ont I l»lc
«lock aurtb of Baik
OA m toi
sonal property Saturday after ing oi the representatives o f the
ol HtowbtoTg
A very im portant meeting ot
OSoa houtvT to » and ISO to A
noon a t auction and expects to county Development League.
Ball phono.
the stockholders o f Pacific Col
The local Y. M . C. A. boys o f
remove to Centralia, Washing
lege w ill be held a t the college
the light w eight set w ill send t
ton.
building on Saturday evening o f
O. A. Macy, w ho' has had basket ball team to McMinn
this week. A full attendance is
D R . N . M O R R I S O N . desired.
charge o f the postoffice a t Rai ville Friday night in charge o f
nier, Oregon, since his gradua Arthur Wilson, to {day a game
James Henderson and Samuel
D e n tis t.
tio n from Portland Business Col- w ith the county seat Y . M . C. A.
C. Smith trom Ohio, who are out
/
egev has resigned his position as team.
making a trip through Washing
Jesse Hoberg, from Wisconsin,
assistant postmaster, and began
Office over First N at’l Bank
ton, Oregon and California, have
visited
in tow n w ith his cousin,
w ork for M acy Bros, a t McMinn
seen in tow n during the week
lira. W. W . Nelson, last week.
ville recently. *■
visiting w ith Arthur T. H all.
On
Thursday he was accom-
J. W. Adams, who came here
W . W . Hollingsworth Sc Son Fred Werth has bought the recently trom Stevens County, >anied to M cM innville by Miss
Lake McKern place, consisting
Washington, has bought the Ez 311a Nelson on a visit to his
ot something more than tw o
Fynsrsl Directors St
ra Nash place located tw o miles uncle, Rev. J. Hoberg.
inndred acres, the price being
Wm. Rich, who recently re
west o f tow n. M r. Nash and his
C a II b Answered Dsjr or N igh t
$45 per acre. This is considered
brother went to Lake County a moved to Washougal, Washing
, Both Phones
a very low figure although the
ew weeks ago to locate on g o v ton, was in tow n Wednesday
< N e w b erg ,
O re .
farm is badly run down.
settling np some business affairs.
ernment land.
S. E. Cummins, w ho is making
S. M . Galkins has sold his resi Hehas bought a lo t and is build
hot race for the nomination
dence a t the intersection o f Fifth ing and expects to embark in the
for county commissioner on the
Music Department
street and the Dayton road to J. hardware business.
republican ticket, was in tow n
Dr. Snapp has sold out to Dr.
Ridenour from Vancouver.
Lessons in Piano Playing, Voice Wednesday. The indications are
M r. Ridenour also bought ten John S. Rankin, who arrived
Cultivation, Harmony,
that Sam’s Newberg friends w ill
and Composition.
acres ot the south part o f tbs A. here w ith his fam ily from Hunt
not forget him on election day.
T . Blair farm north o f tow ifr the ington the first o f the week
Jo P o rtei invested in a big St. price being $200 per acre.
where he has been practicing for
ternard dog recently. A mam
L . M . Smith and J. W. Bancroft several years. He come? w ell
moth, good naturyd specimen, came home from California last recommended as a man and a
making friends w ith everybody week but M r. Smith returned physician. “
Try|The
about tow n, bat had yon no again this week and M r. Bar-
Wm. Stratton and son Roy,
HOME B AK E R Y
ticed how the price o f meat had croft says he intends to close out Sam Anthis and G old Worden
W hen in went o f fresh bread, plea,
umped np since he came to
cakes, or anything in the bakery line.
his interests here and return started on an overland trip to
:own?
soon. The mining fever has g o t Lake county Tuesday morning
W e sell tea, coffee, apices, extracts,
to take a look a t the country
Mrs. J. C. Matteson and son, em bad.
and all kinds o f nuta.
toy Carr, arrived from Long
Frank Haskin died on Wednes w ith a view o f locating on go v
H O M E M A D E C A N D IE S
Beach,
California,
the
first
o
f
the
C R A C K O ’JA C K
day o f last week after an illness ernment land. They drove to
A N D T IL L A M O O K C H E E S E .
week. Mrs. Matteson w ill re o f several months. The funeral Portland where they took a boat
Bell phone 286 main in tow n w ith her daughter, was conducted on Friday after for The Dalles. They went pre
Free Delivery
G. F. H E R R IO T , 1st A Edwards St Mrs. Nellie Sperry, while Mr. noon trom the M . E. church by pared tor frosty weather and
Carr has returned to Long Rev. C. L. Ham ilton and wap a t they w ill m r'doubt see plenty of
W e Want Your Business
teach sphere he is prospering in tended by the members ot the it on the trip.
the real estate business.
On Saturday last in remem
band o f which deceased was a
DR.
A new line o f 9x12 Brussell Rugs and Ingrains
brance
o f her birthday, Mrs. W.
.
Guy Heater, who has been o ff on member.
Cut com er Bed Spreads fo r iron beds.
W. Nelson entertained the old
a vacation tor several weeks, is
Mrs. Alice M. Noel, a sistqr o f
lack at his old stand in the Par L. 3. Charles, who is a trained L a Fayette class who were neigh
Quality o f Goods considered, prices are low est
ser Mercantile Co. store again. nnrse and who has been located bors a number o f years ago.
O fftee In Union Sleek
W . W . H O LLING SW O RTH St CO.
While aw ay he visited at Corral- a t Butte, Montana, arrived in Madams M. J. Hoberg, R. P.
is, Albany, Baker C ity and took tow n tost Saturday. Her so », Bird, J. E. Hubbard and R. P.
Ungerman, o f McMinnville; Mrs.
Goods sold on the installment plan.
.
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« a ran over into W allow a Coun Bruce Noel, who is in school a t
M
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F,
Hurley,
o
f
Portland;
M
ad
ty. Tw enty miles out from Bak Vancouver, also came and made
er C ity he visited w ith his broth a short visit. Mrs. Noel w ill ams F. H. Caldwell, M . L. L ittle
er, Oscar, who is married and probably remain tor some time. field and C. C. Ferguson, ot New
A t $15.00 per Lot
berg.
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ivin g on a claim o f his own.
p w - ii
George
W.
Briedwell
was
down
In T. Brouillette's Addition to
The members o f the Friends from Am ity the first o f the week
School
Rose Lawn Cemetery
church a t Rex extend An invita but he vigorously resented the
C A L L A N D SEE O U R STOCK O F
Care o f lot* guaranteed fo r a
tion to thè public to attend the mere suggestion o f the probabil
Follow
in
g
is
a
report
o
f
the
small consideration.
dedicàtiov services for the new ity o f his being down shaking Springbrook public school for
church recently completed which hands as a candidate. He served the month ending March 27.
w ill be held next Sunday, when his day several years ago and T o ta l number enrolled
40
big basket dinner day w ill since repented, but his record as T otal No. days attendance 773
PA IN TE R A PAPER
ie made p f it. Rev. Isom P. County Clerk was a good one, T otal No. days absence
37
W ooton w ill preach the dedi^a- however.
HANGER
T otal No. tardy
0
¿ion sermon at 2 o ’clock in the
F. A. E lliott bought a thirteen Per cent o f attendance
96
Can ho found
residence o f
afternoon. Go and spend the acre tract lying west o f the Dun
C. R. W illiam s.
Those who were neither ab*
day and take your dinner basket. dee school grounds the first o f sent nor tardy during the month
NEWBERG DYE W O RKS
Uncle Jim Rowell is rapidly de week, the larger part o f which he are:
Murel Burgayne, Jessie
I f we haven’t got what you want we w ill get it
veloping into a public speaker proposes to set to English w al Newlin, Roy Shires, Alfred Hob
Barber Shop in Connection
(Opposite Commercial H otel)
since coming to tow n. One night nuts yet this spring. Early son, Russell Sanders, Eva Mar-
Suits Dyed to Order. First-Class recently in a speech made at a Wednesday morning he started kell, Alta Gumm, Lisle Hubbard,
Cleaning and Repairing. L a
meeting ot the Commercial Club out in that direction in company Nelta Calkins, Ina Wallen, Sew
dies’ Clothing. All Work
he
made the confession that a w ith fanner B ritt to take up ell Newhouse, Louise Henriot,
Guaranteed. Give •
few years ago, while living in re the white man's bnrden.
Oscar Calkins, M aggie Burke,
«.
u sa Trial.
tirement
on
his
farm
up
the
val
Elizabeth Hod son, the mother M ary Mills, Lester Guram, Wen
SPERRY 8c COMER, Props.
ley,
he
thought
that
Newberg
Mutual Phone.
of John and Ed Hod son and Mrs. dell V otaw , Wilfred Market],
apnaanap
aaaaE E
would never amount to much, Alfred Wheeler died on Thursday Goldie Gumm, David Hobson,
Special Notice.
but he warmed up to the subject night o f last week a t the ad Prank Burke, Ralph Root, M aiy
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
and
before
he
sat
down
he
pic
Taitinger,
W
r
y
Sanders
and
The new telephone directories
vanced age o f seventy-eight
THE SKIDOO HORSE-AND CATTLE TABLETS
are printed. Call and get one. tured the tow n w ith its advant years. The deceased had been W illard Mills.
CnDh and ml* In *aod or «alt. Pro»— do— In tabtota
New Stromberg-Carison tele ages in glow ing terms, each as is
Through error Eva Markell's
helpless trom paralysis tor some
MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIK E THE TOP
phones tor sale. Share of Stock
sold on installments il preferred. seldom heard in public utterance, time and death was a welcome name was omitted from t^je roll Contain me Snwdaa». AW «». Chop Fond or I n a Aak tor and Pry eoca—SKIDOO I
Also new phones and extra parts and every knocker in tow n should visitor., The funeral was con o f honor last month.
Tnhlata. W ork Kldnay. Ch»chaa Cholnrn.BUatar. Haora.Farrr. Hod ChotontaMatn Lmmm
Sparta Cara, I » Wira Urnmaat. Piak Eya. Dialaapar. Code or faoa StHbaar TaMata.
R. W. S w in k , Principal.'
fo r sale. S. J. Mad son, Mutual have heard him—and they w ill ducted on Saturday by Rev. Isom
phene 18-3.
M ah kl R ush , Assistant.
For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
hear him sooner or later.
P. W ooton.
L IT T L E F IE L D & R O M IG
Something New For
Men In N ew bergt
The Florsheim Shoe
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Pacific College
J. S. Carrick
At the Newberg Furniture Store
Cemetery Lots
Chandelier Shade Brackets
C. F. Williams
Portable and Electric Supplies
Y A M H I L L ELECTRIC CO.
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