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tow n the first o f the week.
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to go to Newport tom orrow to
occupy their new summer oot-
tage. . j - t >.i a - .v ... ... «.- i
YdU Want
Rev. Ja s. P. Price went down
to Newport the first o f the week week«' oating a t Newport,
to
Portland Sunday to see his
omet in Pint Nat’l Bank Bnihtinf for r a t fc M fttu c a tio n i
Drew, who *ras suffer!
w o « u peing poshed ra
from
an aggravated case of ton-
Wight
on
t o t SSL
home the firet of the week a t t e r a
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uil .
m & m m g « n s r s a w ^ * ^ ^ ** ^
Mils Geneva Vinton, a teacher
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»h>pç of Mt. Hood.
in the Walla Walla pnhlic school»,
Clare Buchanan returned
Mr. and M íii C¡” J . Edwards
i» visiting in town , this week
day from a week’s visit
with her, friend Mias Leora Bn»
iaciids a t Corvallis, Ind
ip eastw a
chanan.
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ence and Dallas.
i o. f.
gone as far as Indiana,
Omer Gause, who ie working
Mrs. L . E. Brow p joined
r J. D. Shearer h a»th e second husband a t Newport the lab
a t Rosedale, came home Sunday
crop of th «L *asoftjp ^ t o J i e r o p art of the week. They retm
returningMonday evening.' He
from his little álfalia field and
was accompanied by Clinton
home Monday.
\ f a i y « t^ a tb itd s ro p *»oV «tanda
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Bates o f Rosedale.
Mr- a^v4 M rs* Everett
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% ’ a t a height of eight inches.
left Tuesday for Sherman c
Mr. and Mrs. Emmer Newby
A wagon load of hay over
DR. R. W. NARROLO,
where they will rem a in * month and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butler
Jtuiped w ith Geo. Christenson looking after their farm a t M
eft Tuesday morniog for an out­
one day last week, and in. falling
DENTIST.
ing
in the mountains expecting
Sadi McVey went to Po:
he struck a wheel, tw o ribs being
to be gone a week or ten days.
broken. He is improving nicely yesterday to see about get
BOTH PHONESr"
rock crusher, he having the
Work is under way preparato­
now.
tra ct fur laying the crushed
ry
to budding t b e J. A. Jones r a i
*• Edwards street is being opened
on Main street.
deuce in the north part of town
between S e c o n d a n d Third
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near the B ap tist church, excava
Mrs.
A.
W.
Rees
was
u£
from
streets. The ’Will Christenson
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house which was erected in the Portland the first of the week | d tion having been completed for
CLARENCE BUTT.
the
basement.
attend
the
funeral
of
Herman
will practica ln *U tl>* couru ol th* MU street has been moved westward
Bpaetal [ attanllon ftraa to probat* work.
and now stands on th e corner of Woodward, remaining for «a C. C. Ferguson brought to this
writing (
WllBH
short visit ;w ith her brother*. office last Saturday a few cher­
Edwards and Third.
If aw bar I
O ffici —I
ries of the Hoskins variety, eight
Bank ol N«
Mrs. F . A. Mdrris is arranging Henry and George Morris.
Rev.
C.
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.
Whittlesey,
pastor
of
which placed end to end meas­
to leave next week for KalispeU,
. uuaai
o
f
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
ured
inches, without stems.
Northwestern M ontana, where
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she will make an extended visit Newport, was out. looking after At the Salem Cherry F a ir those
w ith Mr. M orris’ sister, Mrs property interests in the Spring which took the prize were packed
May Palm, who spent -some brook neighborhood a few days eight in a row in a 9-inch box.
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ago. He w as accompanied by Mr. Ferguson picked these cher­
Graduata* at th* parait school, KirfcariUa, time here tw o or three years ago. his young son Raymond. ■
ries from a tree in his yard here
So., iidar th* founder. Di' A. T. BtiilT _ _
Office at Boaldanea, one Idock north of Bank Mrs. L. S. Hill of Eugene, who
in
town without anv special
Mrs.
L
.
W.
Charles
and
child­
had ju st returned with her hus­
oaS* bounT to U aid iffiOtot,
view
to securing the largest ones
“EVERY BUYER PLEASED.”
band from a visit in Southern ren, accompanied by Mrs. Alice
as
they
average
about
alike
in
'Joel,
sister
of
the
Charles
boys,
a o c s a o E B D California, came up to Newberg
the last of the week after her eave today for an outing of some size. If anyone has this beat,
daughter Esther who has been weeks down a t F o rt Canby a t please step forward.
D R . N . M O R R IS O N
spending the interim with rela­ the month of the Columbia,
«y1
Dentist.
i E . Woodward Deceased.
tives here. Mrs. Hill remained where Mrs. Charles has a m ar­ H«
ried
sister.
several days for a visit.
At the honr of 2 o’clock on Sun­
At a special meeting of the City
While Mrs. Harry Hanson was
Office over F irst N at’l Bank
day morning, July 19, Herman
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manipulating the clothes wringer Council held Monday evening,
E.
Woodward,
the
yonnger
son
the first of the week, the baby the contract for grading Main
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of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wood­
slipped up unnoticed on the oth­ street from the railroad track to
W . W . Hoümgsworth A 5mm er side and got the fingers of one he sonth side of F irst street, was ward passed aw ay, aged sixteen
et a t $ 4 5 0 to M. H. Finney. years and ten months.
FuñeraT D irifetotsA Em bahnen band badly mangled in the cogs
In the month of February the de­
Make breakfast biscuits with COT-
of the machine. After careful a t­ Sam McVey has the contract for
ceased
was
seriously
sick
with
»iTOLENE.
They win taste better than
laying
the
crushed
rock
a
t
$
1
.6
0
frite Answered Day or Night • tention by the physician, there is
mumps
which
left
his
system
in
Both Phones
a good prospect of saving the in­ ier yard.
shortened with lard—and will be
a diseased condition from which
A
representative
of
the
electric
jured members.
digestible. Lard cooked food is had for
Newberg,
Ore.
he w as unable to recover. Four
J . P. Thomas sustained a very ine people was in town yester­ weeks prior to his death toxin
ie stomach a fa ll times—worst to start th e day with.
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serious injury Monday morning. day. He drove here from Carl­ poisoning o f the blood developed
f ? * ■! u y !
H o m e B a k e r y . C o n ­ Mrs. Thomas was assisting her ton and said there is the most which resulted in meningitis,
COTTOLENE is better, more wholesome,
afflicted husband in dressing, and avorable grade between th a t from which he suffered seven
fe c tio n a ry a n d
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when she turned to reach for >lace and this for electric line ex- days before relief came.
Lu n ch Room
< physicians and cooking authorities.
:ension
he
has
found.
From
some of his clothing he fell on the
The funeral services were held
IXffia
J.c .a ’
la the place to boy
door
sill, breaking bis thigh. The which it may be inferred — — ?__ a t the home Monday afternoon
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J. H. WILSON ft SON
The summer of 1908 seems to a t 3 :3 0 o’dpck, many friends of
HO ,UrfaA_ni#K> i
positively ns alum or other injurious in­ doctor set it as well as possible,
gredients used in the production o f our but considering the condition of *e the church building era in the the family having called from 10
goods. L e t us have your older.
Mr. Thomas, his many friends listory of Newberg. The new to 12 in the forenoon. The bier
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are
fearful of the outcome.
lap tist church has been com­ rested in the parlor, surrounded
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Bell phone 266
G. F . HERRIOT, 1st A Edwards St
As a delegation from the New­ pleted, the Christian church is by a wealth of floral tokens,
berg Commercial Club to attend about so, the Presbyterian edifice many of which were arranged in
the Oregon Good Roads Confer­ is well under way and plans are emblems most beautiful. On the
ence which meets in Portland, now being prepared for the Ger­ c a s k e t rested a beautifully
pti
DR/A. M. DAVIS
August 11, the-following have man Methodist church to be wrought anchor, the suggestive
All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver­
been appointed: R. W. Harrold, erected on the corner of College tribute presented by the boys of
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line of
H. R. Morris, Jesse Edwards, B. and Third streets.
up-to-date furnishings.
the Sunday School class of which
C. Miles, C. C. Ferguson, Clar­ The Graphic makes the belated Herman was a member.
¿ P ictu re J n r m iu y u S p e c ia lty
ence Bu tt. F . A. Morris, John announcement of the marriage
The music for the service was
Larkin, C. D. Ross, with F . H. of Miss Dana Judd to Mr. C. H. rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Em­
W. W. HOLLINGSWORTH A CO.
Caldwell, president, and W. C. Coates, which took place a t the mer Newby, who sang effectively
JR o u se J^ u m isA erj ’U n d e r ta k e r s
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Woodward, s e c r e t a r y of the White Temple in Portland July “He Holds the K *y ,” “Still, Still
Commercial Club, as delegates. 9th, Dr. J . W. Brougher perform­ With Thee” and “Jesus, the Very
Goods sold on the installment plan.
W- Eugene Knox, well known ing the ceremony. Mr. Coates Thought of Thee.” After a short
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to so many Newberg people as is of Portland but is engaged scripture reading by Jesse Ed­
In T . Brouillette’s Addition to
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an impersonator and reader, a ft­ here as engineer for the Newberg wards, he spoke a few fitting
Rose Lawn Cemetery - /
er the dose’ of the Chautauqua Gravel Company and the young words of the departed one—of
Care o f lots guaranteed for a session a t Gladstone Park, gfcve people are residing nere.
his inspiring young Christian life,
small consideration.
an entertainment here Monday
The H. D. Crumley surveying of his peculiar faculty of making
the au spices o f the crew, consisting of Prof. W. A. and keeping friends on every
R E L IA B L E W A T C H
Churrn and was Newlin, Riley Kaufman, Rnssel hand. He repeated a few of the
b
y
a
large
audience, He Lewis, Clyde Carey and Haber tributes which he had heard paid
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is now a member of the faculty Haworth, left Tuesday tor the Herman daring the days of his
and Prompt Wbrh a ti
o f the University of Puget Sound scene of their summer’s work in illness by old and young.
Will furnish their customers
o f Tacon^a, having charge of the Western Washington, their lead­ Rev. Isom P. Wooton, pastor
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department of public speaking.
er having gone on tw o or three of the Friends Church, gave a
Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use
Newberg Jeweler
A merry party of young people days before. As they had ar­ short message, eloquent with
from the Epworth League of the ranged to have their heads consolation and hope. His theme
of Iron during the 30 days.
Next to Postoffice.
p eaM eea* SB B M. E. Church had a hayrack ride clipped in Portland they were was the ministry of the clouds
•eit show* step* aaa,
last Thursday evening and sere­ careful not to wear any flashy and shadows in life in effecting
naded Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bow- summer clothing running toward the richness and fruitage of char­
acter.
naan and spent a delightful even­ the stripe pattern.
This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
“ The Eternal Goodness,” Whit­
ing in their hospitable home.
Col. B. F . Pike and wife of
any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron
Those comprising the party were Moro, Sherman county, who a t­ tier’s exquisite poem of laith,
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to you on approval.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Holt, Mr. and tended the G. A. R. encampment was read by President W. Irving
Mfs. Nelson Brouillette, the here one year ago, got a pretty Kelsey.
Interment was made in the
Misses Ellen, Dqris and Maud good case on Newberg, which
Gregory, Grace and Wilma Pin- the passing months have not re­ family lot in the Newberg ceme­
ley, Merle Youngs, Grace Wilson, lieved. As a result they returned tery, the deceased being laid at
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Lily Hagmann, Edna Richards, a few days ago to see if Newberg the foot of the grave of his grand­
Pearl Cobb, M ary and Anna •till loolqfd good to them, and father Johnathan Maris, who
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died
here
four
months
alter
Her­
B
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ft,
Edna
Forsyth,
Eleanof
have purchased for a home the
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Í* kept id à fat-da« Jnwlon .
Sttchwell, add Messrs. Wesley W alter Fortune house in the man was born. Those who bore
J .A full lise é tchool book, and
Crush ind mil is fMd or MIL PropafttoM in Uhkats
Wire, Thos. Blaylock, Chester west part of town. They are the latter to his last earthly rest­
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Esmond, Warrtri Cobb, L. W. people of prominence in Sbermun ing place were Prof. Wallace
Cantata a e Saw du t. A ikaa C l e f Faad o r B r u . Aak (or Afcf try o * c « - « K fclO O Coadition
Gijtchell, Riley, JCauftpah, .Ernest county, and highly respected. A Newlin, Riley Kaufman, Curtis Tabltta, W a r» , Kidacr. Cbiekaa C helan. BHatar. Haaa*. Faaar. Hog Cholara tablata. Loaaa Rowdar.
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Stone, Lindsey Dudley and Wes­ hearty welcome is extended to Parker, Ralph Rees, Claud Lewis Sparta C a n , Barb W in Ua.mrnt, Piafe B y*. Otataaipar. C alk o r Ban* Stilhaat Tablata ** v
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For sale by F. H. Caldwell A Co.
ley Hagmann.
and Everett Heacock.
them.
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You’ll find them in the
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