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mm m L IT T L E F IE L D & RO M IG NORTH BOUND. PHYSICIANS 4 8URGEON8 . s T ' 8.62 a .m . SOOTH BOUND. 9.07 a. m. OO m íd Pint Nst’l 4.18 p.m. 5.40 p. an. Local Events. Dr. R ay Pem berton w a s d ow n from Salem the first o f the week. DR. R. W. MARROLO, DENTIST. * BOTH PH O NËS , ■- TTORNZY AT-LAW L CLAREME BUTT. i la all U i. oourU of tfca.atj p m ta pro bato work,! DUS. BOUS S BURS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ““•^•rTWBSSa Ball phone. r If lr a d l tru rrsr.w.^ . . M DR. Dl N . M O R R IS O N I Dentist. V Office over First N a t’l Bank W . W . Hollingsworth & Son Calls Answered Day or N igh t Or*. M l I IS Contractors and Builders Plans and Specifications to Order M u t Phone 30-6 T ry ¿T h e HOME B AK E R Y When in want o f fresh bread, plea, cakes, or anything in the bakery line. W e sell tea, coffee, spices, extracts, and all kinds of nuts. H O M E M A D E C A N D IE S C R A C K O ’JA CK A N D T IL L A M O O K CH EESE. Free Delivery Bell ¿bone 266 G. F. H E R R IO T , 1st A Edwards St A Cemetery Lots A t $15.00 per Lot In T. BrouHlette’s Addition to Rose Law n Cemetery Care o f lots guaranteed for small consideration. C. F. Williams PAIN TE R Á PAPER HANGER Can be found at residence of C. R. Williams. r e l ia b l e w a ^ REPAIRING and Prompt W ork at M ILLS’ Newberg Jeweler * N ext to Postoffice. c h M r*, dow ni week visiting w ith relatives. The mioi w ill be held 11 o’clock in Duncans ball. M r.a a d M rs. Lee Stanley were D r. B a ll and fam ily w ere V p from P o rtlan d Sunday visiting up from Portland last Saturday w ith his sister, M iss K atharine and Sunday visiting w ith Prot. E dw iq H adley’s. R *B iH ,;,'i T -■ V W arren M cConnell, w h o sold hi* barber shop recently, is re m oving to Ashland where bis m other lives. , ' | F ra n k Deach, a teacher o f long experience, w h o is n ow teaching at Rex, hag secured a responsible position in the M cM innville schools fo r next year. George L am b, county clerk o f M iss Vesta Bell, daughter o f Tillam ook county, m ade a short Bora to MV. and M rs. H enry M rs. Em m a Bell, and Orville visit in to w n last Saturday w ith Bhret, on Saturday, M ay 16, a H ollingsw orth, were m arried in his father-in-law , W m . Stratton. daughter. Portland W ednesday a t the hour The M iddleton school in which M rs. M . G. M cK ern and chil of noon. In the evening the Jessie G ardner has been dren are dow n from U m atilla n^wly wedded p air came to N ew teaching, w ill close this week county visiting w ith relatives. berg where a w edding dinner w ith the usual “ last d ay ” exer w as served a t the home o f the M iss Grace W ilson, w h o has cises. groom , the immediate relations been teaching in Tillam ook coun County School Superintendent and a number o f young people ty during the year arrived home W . W . W iley, o f Tillam ook coun being in attendance. As stated Wednesday. ty w ho w a s in to w n last Satur in the Graphic recently M r. H ol- Samuel T. Jones, o f W ash- d ay m ade a pleasant call a t ingsw orth is building a new ougal, W ashington, w a s in to w n the Graphic office. home a t Sellwood which w ill be W ednesday in attendance a t his L ew is Saunders, w h o is w o rk ready for occupancy by the first lather's funeral. ing in the la w office o f Lee & ol j une. C ongratulations. ■ ■ .1. i, ■— — * 1 Henry M ills and wife w ent Ferris, Portland, is in to w n call to C aldw ell, Idaho, |for a visit ing on hih form er college mates D eath o f a w ith their son, Seth A. M ills and other friends. W illiam J. Jones, b o ra M ay 13, the first ol the week. Prof. J. S. Carrick and his 1833, died M a y 18, 1908, aged Rev. John Stribling, form erly music class w ill give an instru seventy-five fea rs. Deceased had ol Io w a , but whose home is n ow m ental and vocal recital, F rid ay been in fairly good health for a a t L o n g Beach, C alifornia, w a s evening, M a y 29, when a good man o f his age, np to some ten in to w n the first o f the week. p rogram w ill be rendered. days a g o when he went to make The b ig W oodm an o f the W orld W ill Vestal w ent to Portland a visit w ith his daughter, M rs. licnic which is to be held in N ew - this, Thursday, m orning to sub Ornduff on Chehalem m ountain, >erg on T hursday o f next week m it to a surgical operation for where he w a s stricken w ith pneu is expected to attract a very rapture o f lon g standing which monia and died. The remains arge crow d if the w eather is has given him much pain o f late. were brought to the home of one a v o ra b k . J T . J. W erth has suffered the o f the sons, M . J. Jones, where J. W . Baker, w h o formed a oss o f fourteen head o f sheep by on W ednesday m orning old lartnership w ith W . H . W atts the depredation ol d ogs and he neighbors and friends called to o r the purpose o f engaging in has declared w a r on w orthless pay their respects to the de the commission'business as noted curs th at m ay be found trespass- parted pioneer. Funeral services were1 held a t the B aptist church ast week,- has sold out, J. C. in g oil his farm . in the afternoon, conducted by Keller taking his plac^. R ow land F . Scott, o f Spokane, M r. and M rs. B. E. Carrier, of W ashington, telegraph operator Rev. Geo. C. Ritchey, p astor o f Cane, Pennsylvania, w h o were o r the O. R. & N ., visited last the Christian church. B o ra near Burlington, Io w a , in tow n last week visiting w ith week w ith his aunt, M rs. Jennie W illiam J. Jones, a t the age of M r. and M rs. B. C. M iles w ent Remington, and cousin, M ias fourteen years, in com pany w4th on a trip w ith , them to the tim lallie. his parents, joined the ranks of ber belt above F alls C ity. Reserved seats for Prof. C ar- th co xtrain em igrants of 1847, * B ert Terry, w ho w a s recently rick’s musical recital, F rid ay and in the fall o f that year ar 1 rented for appendicitis in a night, M a y 29, w ill be on sale at rived in Oregon and located in Portland hospital, w as over from thirty-five cents next M on day Chehalem valley on a donation Silverton the first o f the week, m orning a t the drugstores. A claim situated tw o miles north- le has given up barbertng and splendid p rogram has been pre- t w est ol N ew berg. Chehalem ia farm ing w ith his bxother, they pared and a musical treat w ^ . has been the home o f the _____________ ,___ having bought a form near Sil be offered which none can afford deceased all these years where he verton. to miss. m arried and reared a large fam i L ew is Samms, a form er resi ly o f cttikfyrn, nearly all o f whom f The big H igh School athletic ield meet which w a s to have dent o f N ew berg, arrived here a are married and are living in this come off here on last Saturday few days a g o from W a llo w a vicinity. w a s postponed on account of county and has been crying to F o r more than a quarter o f a the rain and the date fixed for it get his bearings but he says he century the w riter has know n is Saturday of this week. I f the finds it im possible to locate the old pioneer and he alw a y s w eather is favorable a large things abou t to w n th at he w as found him to be ot a genial dis crow d is expected to be in a t fam iliar w ith when he lived here. position, rVady a t all times w ith H is son Robert, w h o w as a stu tendance. pleasant smile and a hearty dent in the college, has a wife shake ot the hand to extend W . W . W iley, w h o has held the position o f Superintendent o f and one child and they are m ak greeting. H is passing w e shall Schools for Tillam ook county ing their borne a t W estern ikgret. tot the past four years, has been Springs, Illinois C ard o f Thanks. M rs. W m . Lan gton , of N orth elected as Principal of the N ew - berg school tor next year. H e is M eridian street, entertained her W e w ish to extend our thanks graduate o f the M onm outh neighbor ladies and their chil to our friends and neighbors w ho State Norm al School and besides dren F rid ay afternoon in honor have show n ns much sym pathy lis experience as County Super o f G randm a T a y lo r before start*, and kindness in onr late bereave- intendent he is an experienced ing on her Eastern trip. After ment. teacher. _ am a social time together a t five M r . and M rs . K. K eolleir m ikr . M rs. Elizabeth M iles and M rs. o ’clock she invited all to the din W anted Saraji T ay lo r left here on M on in g room where a m ost deli cious and bountiful dinner w as day m orning tor Indiana, the Notice is hereby given th at the form er expecting to g o to Rich spread on the long table. After undersigned w ill receive bids un mond to make an extended visit another hour around the table til 7 o ’clock p. m. M on day June w ith her daughter, M rs. M o rri together all w ent to their differ 1st, 1908. son, wife o f Prof. E dw in M o rri ent homes feeling th at their F o r grad in g M ain street from son, and the latter to Indianap hostess had left a bright spot in south side ot railroad track; for olis where she w ill make her each life never to be forgotten. building cement curb and gutter home for a time w ith her daugn- The local Y. M . C. A . board on each 6ide o f said portion o f ter, M rs. E lla W ilson. recently took np the m atter of •aid street; for building six cross lt is to be regretted th at condi holding public meetings for the w alk s across said portion o f tions were bronght about th at purpose o f discussing the differ •aid street, and for graveling caused Principal R. ^V. K irk o f ent referendum measures ¿hat said portion o f said street. All the public School to resign his are to be voted on a t the com ing ot said improvements and w ork position, the sam e to take effect state election, and the first of to be done in the m anner pro a t the close o f the school year. the series w as held on Tuesday vided and in compliance w ith or F o r eight consecutive years he evening when the appropriation dinance No. 211 o f the C ity o f has held the position and his for the Uhiversity o f Oregon w as N ew berg. The contractor w ill w ork has been so successful that considered. Prof. L . R. Aider- be required to enter into a~writ- the N ew berg public school has man, o f Eugene, County Supt.' ten contract. N o bids received been pointed to by prominent H . H . Belt, Principal R. W . K irk after 7 o ’clock p. m., June 1st, educators as one o f the very best and others spoke in fav o r ot sus 1908. The right to reject any in the state. Am ong those w ho taining the bill authorizing the and all bids reserved. Separate have patronized the school his appropriation, while J. C. H od- bids will be received for grading, w ork is held in such high esteem son and Attorney Clarence Bntt building curb and gutter, build- th at six hundred or morevpeople took the negative side of tha jng cross w alks, graveling and Demosthenes and C i for doing all o f said w ork. Bids signed a petition asking him to question. cero were outdone and both sides •hall state am ount per lineal foot remain in the w ork. Such testi monies are w orth more to a man made the hall ring w ith pent up for curb and gutter, am ount per than money and his apprecia oratory. A t the next meeting, square foot for cross w alks, tion w as expressed in a card the date o f which is not yet an-j am ount for gradin g said portion published last week. N ew berg nounced the single tax theory is o f street, am ount per cubic yard suffers a loss in the change while to be discussed and prominent for graveling said portion of some other *?tiool w ill secure the speakers are expected to be pres street. W m . C lb m m b n s , ent to lead in the discussion. services o f a valuable educator. Street Commissioner. At the Newberg Furniture Store li W e W ant Your Business A new line o f 9x12 Brussell Rugs and Ingrains Cut corner Bed Spreads fo r iron beds. Quality of Goods considered, prices are lowest. W . W . H O LLING SW O RTH & CO. Goods sold on the installment plan. p tar T h e Y a m h ill trie C o m p a n y I Vj»-'* W ill furnish their customers Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use of Iron during the 30 days. PRICE $ 4 .5 0 * » * This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to any electric light socket. Let ua deliver an iron to you on approval. 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