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LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
«M iss Emma Dorrance spent
Sunday with Miss Preda Gist at
North Yamhill. ,
Office io First Nst’l Bank Building
Both Phones
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
BOTH PHONES
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Baak of BowWrg BulMlu».
Master Edwin Parker h a s
been ap from Sell w ood this week
visiting with Ralph and Dale
Butt. • ,
L. B. Brown left
Tuesday morning for
outing.
Gas Pool, ot Portland, stopped
off here Tuesday evening for a
•short visit w ith friends.
Rev. Aaron Dfay returned to
Boise, Idaho, Tuesday evening,
having been here the past
Miss Julia Cummins was down
from McMinnville visiting with
relatives tbe first ot the week.
Born, on Sunday morning, July
12, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bur-
goyne, o f Springbrook, a daugh
ter.
Mrs. E. W. Evans and Mrs
Riley and children came down
Allen Jay and wile, attendants from McMinnville Wednesday on
a visit. ,
ot the Oregon Yearly Meeting
Roy Hutchinsoü. of Portland, sessions, returned to Roaedale
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Cook re
formerly ol South Dakota, the first o f the week.
turned to Portland Monday aft
visited the family o f Alex Bu
Mrs*. M ary B. Allen came down er enjoying the Oregon Yearly
chanan, last week.
Meeting during the previous
from Eugene Tuesday and in
Mr. and Mrs. James Cbesney iting with Mrs. B. H. 'W ood week. ,
of Columbas, K ansas,' visited ward and other relatives.
M. 0 . Lownsdale was down
here this week with the families
from LaPayette Friday collect
Pres. W. Irving Kelsey and
o f F. A. and Orange Elliott and
ing some fancy cherries from this
W. S. Parker, o f whom they are Prof. W. A. Newlin were in Ore- vicinity to exhibit at the Salem
gon C ity the middle o f the
relatives.
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cherry fhir.
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in
the
interests
of^he
college
Mrs. M ary F. Sibbett, o f Kan
Miss Hattie George, w ho is a
An im portant meeting o f the nurse in the Good Samaritan
sas, w ho has been attending the
ssious o f Oregon Yearly Meet Yamhill County Development hospital in Portland, visited at
ing, gave a very able and inter League is announced to take home tw o or three days the last
esting discourse to an apprecia place on Friday, July 24th at ol the week.
tive audience at the Baptist McMinnville.
C. F. M oore and family went
church Sunday morning.
M . A. M oom aw, who liven at to Newport Wednesday where
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. VanBlari- Twin Palls, Idaho, visited friends they will occupy their cottage
com left for Salem M onday even and relatives- in tow n the fore by the sea for the next three or
ing in response to a subpoena to part o f the week, accompanied four weeks.
appear as witnesses in a civil ac jy bis family.
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Harvey Ratliff aqd wile, o f
tion, expecting to be gone fyom
FatberJ. H. McDevitt, o f St. M arios, Indiana, w ho have been
home for several days. F. H. M arys Cathedral, Portland, will attending Oregon Yearly Meet
Rogers is representing them be celebrate Mass at Duncan’s Hall ing, went to Salem M onday for
hind the counter at the store in Sunday, July 19, at 10:30 morn a short visit.
their absence. ~
ing and at the usual hour even Arthur C oty and family are
The tow n o f Heppner suffered ing.
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here from Chehalis, Washington,
rom the effects o f another cloud Newport is rejoicing over an where Mr. Cory is in the banking
burst M onday. Some damage extra arrival o f mail in the early business. He is a cousin o f W.
was done to buildings by the afternoon which will help relieve B. Cory and S. W. and C. E.
mud and water and many gar the evening congestion that has Newhouse.
dens and lawns were spoiled but leretofore existed in the post-
Dr. Tom Hester, of Jacksonville,
no lives were lost. It was noth office at that place.
who had been spending a few
ing like the terrible cloudburst
Will Vaughan, o f C oos Bay, days at Caldwell, Idaho, with
they had in 1903, but appear
passed through tow n M onday his sister, Mrs. S. A. Mills, and
ances for awhile led people to
tamily, visited Newberg friendk
jelieve they were a b ou t'to have returning home from a business
trip' t o : Portland. He speaks Saturday on his return.
repetition of that disastrous
very enthusiastically o f the fu Those from this vicinity who
time.
ture prospects o f his home tow n. have been attending the summer
It is related that one vaf New-
J f in Gertrude Minthorn came normal school at Monmouth
berg’s yonng men recently made
are the Misses Nellie Paulsen,
a fishing trip to the lake across out from Newport last week re
Mabel Rash, Elsie Winters, Eu-
:heriver. The fish “ bit” good and turning Tuesday with her m oth
nice> Lewis, Lela Hevland and Jo
er
w
ho
had
been
convalescing
he secured a fine catch. Filled
Hollingsworth.
with happiness and visions o f rapidly in a Portland hospital
tried trou t be was just on the after a surgical operation per- The Oregon Agriculturist says:
“ Mr. L. M. Gilbert, o f Salem, one
point o f starting home, when a yrmed there recently.
Mr. Wm. Corbett is so much o f the m ost prominent prune
woman appeared on the scene
improved*
from his recent illness growers ot Oregon, recently dis
and by the force o f her logic con
vinced him that she had a better tfiat he went home with his cussed the matter o f marketing
title to the aforesaid trout than daughter, Mrs. Nellie M cLain, o f prunes with to o much moisture
he. Ask Si Hamnett, he will tell Portland, for a couple of weeks iB them. He is convinced that a
stay. He did not g o to a Port large proportion ot Oregon’s
you all about it.
crop o f prunes last year was not
When coining home from P ort land hospital as was erroneously
dried enough, and that all Ore
land by auto Thursday night, reported by some around here,
gon prune growers this year will
there
being
no
occasion
for
so
M ayor W. T. M ary and Doc
ha*e to p a y. the penalty. Both
Wright, o f McMinnville, failed doing.
An automobile, filled with Port grow ers and packers mnst share
to hit a bridge out east of tow n
squarely and as a result all were land parties, running at a high the blame, and for the common
laid out by the roadside for re speed frightened J. L. VanBlari- good both should see to it that
pairs, the machine' suffering \the com ’s delivery horse M onday aft the reputation of Oregon prunes
does not suffer further harm by
m o s t injury. Dr. Littlefield ernoon resulting in a runaway.
marketing too much water with
brought the unfortunate pay: on On being held up by the marshal
them. He did not make the
into tow n in his runabout nedr until an investigation of the
suggestion, but it appears proba
the midnight hour,* and a relief damage done to the rig whs
bly that under the far-reaching
expedition sent out from Mc made, they “ dug up” rather un
Minnville early next morning willingly before going on then- provisions o f our national pure
food law the selling o f too
w ay.
took them on home.
Cards Came som e days ago an much water in the dried fruit^
After looking over the grdund
will be deemed an adulteration.
thoroughly last week, County nouncing the arrival ot a ten-
If so much water is left or put in
Commissioners Booth and Cum pound son at Pasadena, Cali
to
dried fruit that it will not
mins decided that suitable rock fornia, to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mc-
keep,
its sale is virtually a fraud
to be crushed and put ou the Killop, the young man being
and we can not see why the per
road in this end of the county named Keith Douglas M cKillop.
centage
o f moisture which may
could be secured on the Schaad The parents g ot back from the
be
left
in
dried fruit with safety
place out east o f tow n, on Che- Philippines a couple o f months
should not be ascertained and a
halem creek just below the Grafe a g o and will be^up here in a few
regulation
made which would
mill and on the Rogers place in weeks to visit Grandpa Frank
prevent
the
sale o f dried fruit
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West Chehalem. The county Taylor.
with more than this amount o f
Geo. A. Lyman, postfadstw
now has three rock crushers, one
moisture.* We have been in
o f which the commissioners ex and editor o f the Journal at An%
formed by a gentleman who hap
pect to put to work in this vicin boy. 111., w ho is making his an
pened to be in a position to know
ity this fall, while they say that nual visit to the coast, was a
that a fruit packer at a tow n in
in the spring they will probably pleasant caller at this office the
California last year insisted up
purchase another for the exclu first of the week. He is stopping
on having his fruit dried to the
sive use o f this part o f the coun at Springbrook, at present, with
limit. He then soaked it and
his son, Dr-J. A. Lyman, ot Port
ty.
charged it with sulphur to make
The following comes from the land, who is taking care o f the it keep, pocketed thousands of
pen of John Fleming Wilson, ed fruit crop on his Chehalem moun dollars of profit by the transac
itor ot the Newport Mail, who tain farm.
tion and was one o f the loudest
A company ot young people, in protesting against the ‘ruin
has an enviable reputation as a
writer offish itories: “ BohVoeth m ostly from Newberg, enjoyed a ous’ regulations o f the U. S. De
caught an immense halibut off delightful time at the pleasant partment o f Agricuture as to the
the Newport landing yesterday country home o f Harry Gordon, amount ot sulphur which may
with a hook and line. This is south o f Dundee, Monday even be permitted in dried fruit.”
the first of the season and the ing. Dinner w%s served on the
biggest since Lee Williams gained spacious veranda after which- a
Eugene Knox Coming.
immortal glory tw o years ago couple o f hours were spent in
Prof. W. Eugene Knok, the fa
by crawling on bis hands and launches on the river. The guests
mous impersonator will appear
knees off the Government wharf were the Misses Langton, Lenora
at Duncan’s opera house next
dragging a 125-pounder out o f Parker. May belle Edwards, OHve
Monday evening, July 20. Prof.
the depths after him. Bob states Stratton, Emma Dorrance, May-
Knox comes in the interest of the
that this halibut is bpt a little beN Gardner, Ella and Gtrasie
building fund o f the new Presby
finger to the fists that lie outside Crawford and Messrs. J. G. Ben terian church. Reserved seats
the bar. It disappeared within nett, C. W. Parker, A. C. Seeley, 35c, regular admission 25c.
an hour into várious parcels car Sherman Seeley and John Cros Seats for sale at Caldwell’s and
M oore’ s drug stores.
ried out o f the Palace Market.” by-
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OSTEOPATH If. PHYSICIANS
Orado litt at tfc. parent «¡bool. KlrkarUla,
Mo , under th . foundar, Dr. A. T. tùli.
0 ¿ e e at BaaldanM, on« lOmk aortt ol Bank
Of NO
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Boll phone.
ZXÆtÆLSÆÆl
DR. N. MORRISON
D e n tis t.
Office over First Nat’l Bank
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phone»
Newberg,
Ore.
TH E
H om e B a k e iy . C on
fe c tio n a ry and
Lunch Room
Is the place to buy . .
PURE FOOD
positively ns state or other injurious in
gredients used in the production of our
goods. Let us have your order.
Free Delivery
Bell phone 266
G. F. HERRIOT, 1st * Edwards St
DR.'A. M. DAVIS
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DENTIST
O fflM In U nlen B le «k '
Cemetery Lots
At $15.00 par Lot
In T. Brouillette’s Addition to
R om Lawn Cemetery
Care o f lota guaranteed for a
small consideration.
RELIABLE W A T C H
REPAIRING
and Prompt Work at
MILLS’
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Newberg Jeweler
Next to Poetoffice.
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All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f
up-to-date furnishings.
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W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.
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Goods sold on the installment plan.
The Yam hill E lec
tric Company
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- Will furnish their customers
Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use
o f Iron during the 30 days.
P R IC E $ 4 .5 0
This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron
‘ to you on approval.
Call and see us
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