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R a ilro a d LITTLEFIELD fc ROMIG A pair of glasses has been Nate Wiley and family drove at this office tor the owner. up to Bellevue Tuesday. D. D. Coulson made hie Mrs. W. B. Sims was np from occaeional visit to Newberg la # ; Portland on a visit the first 8.52 m. 4.18 p. m. Sunday. SOUTH BOUND. the week. Prof. J. S. Carrick and ia x n O j 9.07 a. m. 5.40 p. m. W. F. Edwards was np from Offlee is F irst N a t’ l Baak Building left for their new home at Belluv- Portland last Sunday visiting ham, Washington, on Monday, with his parents. Local Events. Dr Snapp him sold hi* residence J. H. Deihl, who sold his per- on College street to J. B. Mouht e> ■on* l property at anction last G. W. Cutte was np from Port and the Mount cottage on M week will try California. ridian street has been sold to OIL JOHN & RANKIN i land last Sunday to spend the Everett Heacock. Mrs. Fred McDonald is np from dav at home. PHVMOANi Warrenton visiting with her par The Gregory Sisters are in W. E. Croser and family and ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coffin Miss Agnes Richmond went to Portland where they will spend Office over Bank o f N ew berg j ¡ some time getting next to the Mrs. J. C. Colcord and children Newport the first of the week tor mysteries of the fall and winter and Miss Leota Pleura went to ♦oaoaoaoaoaaaaaoaoao^oaaai a vacation. fashions for ladies head fixtures. Newport on Thursday of last Dr. R. W. Harrold and J< Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bnchanan week. Edwards attended the good and daughter, E. E. Caster and U. S. Farley, of Pendleton, has roads convention in Portland family, J. C. Brunton and family, been in town during the week Tuesday. DR. R. W. HARROLD, Frank Cummins and Alden visiting with his mother, Mrs Mrs. Ethel V otaw and her sis Chamberlain went to Newport Silas Comer. DENTI8T. ter Miss Louise Cutts went to Tuesday. Jim Daniels gave up bis posi Newport the first o f the week for Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fortune BOTH PHONES tion in Porter’s store and left for a short vacation. have returned home from the iis home in Oklahoma the first Miss Cora Perkins, accompa Carson hot springs on the Upper of the week. nied by her friend Miss Minnie Columbia where they went t o Mrs. Oswald Oliver, o f Des ^ TTO R in rr-A T-L A W Johnson o f Portland, left yester try the curative powers o f the domes, Iow a, has been in town water. Some improvement is day for Netarts where they will CLARENCE BUTT. during the week visiting with reported. Will praotloa In til tuo uourta of the tU U spend some days in recreation. Special attention given tu probnie work ' drs. J. W. Bennett. M r e .L . M. Parker and sons writing of deed., mortgagee, uontraeta and Nelson J. Sykes is removing to drafting of all legal paper* Miss Amy Heater and Miss Floyd and Russell, in company «(• w h e r e Oi Portland this week to take Om oa —Second Floor dart ha Ritter came up from ■oak of Newberg Building. charge of the new office estab with Mrs. P. A. Elliott and son Portland and spent last Sunday lished in the city by the Spauld John, left here on Wednesday m il ic i c. aowxaa visiting with Miss Elsie Mackie. ing Logging Co. He has rented morning for Newport where they his residence on Third street to expected to take rooms in the J. J. Gild who lives out south Miss Inglis cottage. east o f town lost a $200 horse a Dr, John S. Rankin. Jim McPoland came up from ew days ago. It was kicked in W. C. Woodward starts back OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Vliddleton last Monday with a the head by its mate and the Graduates at the parent cohonl, Klrkarilla, to Berkeley this evening where i :wo-year-old stallion o f the Cap skull crushed. Mo., under the founder, Dv. A. T. Still. Office at Raaidanea, one Idoek north oi Bank le will continue his work in the University of California in the tain Jones stock which he turned' Attorney C. J. Bright and fam Office honnT.I to IS and ISO to 5. Boll phono. departments o f History and Po- over to Clatie Bryan to be trained. ily are down from Sherman The colt is a sorrel and is as pret County tor a two-weeks’ visit p a a a e a a c a u c « A a a c a a a c itical Science. He has the posi tion this year of assistant cura ty as a picture. Jim says he has with Mrs. Bright’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Larsen. DR. G E O . LAR KIN " tor o f the Bancroft Library of refused an offer o f $550 for him. Mrs. Browning, the photogra Mrs. Clarence Butt and sons Pacific Coast history. Dentist. Miss Mellie Douglas arrived and the Misses Mary and Anna pher, has a better idea o f the num Here last week from Pasadena, Butt are spending several days ber o f babies there are in town Office over First N at’l Bank California, for a visit, in compa in Portland visiting the various since she advertised to make Both Phones ny with Mrs. J, R. McKlllop, points o f interest in the metropo free picture for all callers. daughter o f J. F. Taylor. They lis and vicinity. Clarence was J. T. Osborn was here from came by water as far as San with them* over Sunday and iverett, Washington, last week W . W . Hollingsworth & Son 7rancisco but found the accom Monday. looking after some business mat- Russel Lewis and Huber Ha- ters. He reports business rather modations so poor that they for- Funeral Directors A Embalmers eited their tickets which were worth who went up to Washing quiet in the Sound country. Calls Answered Day or N igh t taught through to Portland and ton a few weeks ago as members S. P. Timberlake and T. E. Both Phones came by rail the remainder o f the o f the Crumly surveying gang, Wright with their families left on j ourney. Mr. M cKillop w ill foi- returned home Saturday. They Tuesday morning for a trip over Newberg, Ore. found the country so rongh that the Coast mountains, their ob ow later. TH E Jesse Ed wards began work with the party was too large to be jective point being Netarts bay. Hom e B a k e ry , C on a force o f men the first o f the week used to advantage. James Patterson has a new Prof. R. W. Kirk, who has been on a new building which will join residence well under course of fe c tio n a ry an d the Imperial hotel on the west. It teaching in the rammer school at construction adjoining the John Lun ch Room is to be built with reinforced con Monmouth, is at home again for Shearer property on First street Is the plsce to boy crete with pressed brick front a week’s stay when he will take beyond the railroad track. PU R E POOD positively ns slum or other injurious in and the work will be rushed as up some special work in study E. S. Craven came out from gredients used in the production o f our iast as possible as Hale & Com before the time for the opening Newport last week and made a goods. L e t us have your order. pany, who will occupy one o f the o f the public school a t Independ sale of his hay baling outfit. He rooms with a stock o f staple and ence, where he will hold the po returned on Monday and will re Free D elivery Bell phone 266 G F. H E R R IO T, 1st A Edwards St fancy dry goods, ladies furnish sition o f principal the coming main at Newport the greater ing goods, shoes and hosiery, de year. Miss Eunice Lewis will part o f the month. sire to open their new store as teach in the same school. J.S. Thompson, of Forest Grove, early in October as possible. The following item comes from and Mrs. Charles Phinney, of In DR.’A. M. DAVIS I A ll prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver Chas. K. Spaulding recently re Fort Rock, Lake county, under ilianapolis, Ind., were in town min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f ceived the news of the death o f a date of August 4: Last Monday Monday visiting with the fami up-to-date furnishings. cousin o f his whose home was in night at one o ’clock Mrs. J. T. lies o f John Shearer and Mrs. Jo- San Francisco. The deceased Rhoton was awakened from her sie Bradley. ¡P ie ta re J n r m in f m S p e cia lty was making a trip in an auto peaceful slumbers by a commo Frank Evans and Editor M ar down in the region of Yuma, Ari tion in the yard between the dog W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & CO. tin of the Telephone-Register zona, where he had mining inter and what was supposed to be came down from McMinnville ffo n s e fu rn is h e rs 7/n«lertahers ests when he was overcome with a coyote. On getting up to in last Sunday afternoon on the the intense heat. The machine vestigate she grabbed up the Goods sold on the installment plan. train and returned the same even became disabled and while the gun (which is always convenient A t $15.00 per Lot ing to the county seat in Mr. driver was ont making repairs ly near) and went to the window, n T. Brouillette’s Addition to le became unconscious from the which happened to be open, and Evan’s boat. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weir of Rose Lawn Cemetery effects o f the heat and when he saw the intruder standing near Prairie City, Grant County, vis Care o f lots guaranteed fo r a regained consciousness he found the house. She took a quick ited at George Morris’ north of small consideration. Mr. Spaulding in a dying condi glance down the gun barrel and fired and laid the animal low. tow n a day or tw o this week. tion. R E L IA B L E W A T C H George H. Himes, o f the Oregon Upon examination it was found Mr. Weir is the editor and pub lisher o f the Prairie City Miner Historical Society, who was in to be an unusually large lynx, REPAIRING and Mrs. Weir is a niece of Mrs. town la#t Friday interviewing measuring nearly four feet in Morris. and Prompt Work at ion. J. C. Nelson on the early length. W ill furnish their customers The Oregon Agriculturist says: Announcement of Engagement. listory of Chehalem Valley, made a very pleasant visit at “ A number o f claims have been Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use this office. He recently returned published lately in different coun Miss M ay belle Edwards enter Newberg Jeweler rom a trip into the Coast moun ties in Oregon as to the location tained a number o f her lady of Iron during the 30 days. N ext to Postoffice. Ball phono atom OSS. ro.IO.no. 3SS tains southeast o f Astoria some o f the largest cherry tree in the friends at her home on Tuesday twenty miles where he secured a state. None of the trees which afternoon, the occasion being the m M M M M M JaaaaBKm splendid picture of a yellow fir have so far this year been men announcement o f her engagement tree, a monarch o f the forest tioned equals either in size or in to Mr. Milton M. York of El- This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to which measures twelve and a average value o f crops the well wood, Indiana. After sometime any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron lalf feet in diameter and the first; known old Royal Ann tree near was spent with fancy work dain to you on approval. 25 feet of the body is clear of! Newberg. There is a large cherry ty refreshments were served. imbs. Since he first saw the tree I tree near Olympia, Washington, Those present to extend congrat six years ago considerable of the ; which is reported to be about the ulations were the Misses Ruth leavy thick bark has been cut same size as the Newberg tree, and Katherine Romig, Mai wile away which makes the diameter | and those tw o are probably the Gardner, Lida Wilson, Anna Ba PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS a foot or more less than it was largest cherry trees in the Pacific shaw, Jessie Britt, Lenora Par at that time. The age o f the tree Northwest. There is, or was a ker, lone Hill, Sibyl and Bernice MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK F0 0 0 S BY USINC Wa carry erertduog woolly Mr. Himes estimates to be 25001 few years ago, a very large Black Woodward, Pearl Cummings, THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS kept in a int-dam drugworc or 3000 years. The latch string Republican cherry tree at Van Olive Stratton, Mellie Douglas of A lull line oi school book. and Crush and mi» in feed or salt. Proper do«« in tablets is always out to Mr. Himes at couver, Washington. In one Pasadena, Calif., and the Mes- MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICE this office for he is a veritable en year, about 17 years ago, its dames W. E. Terrell, C. A. Hod- Contain no Sawdaat. A il» » . Chop F«ad or Bran. Aak for and try one«—S K ID O O Condition cyclopedia on early Oregon his- marketed crop amounted to over son, F. A. Elliott, George Lar Tablet». Worn. Kidney. Cbkkta Cboltra. Blister, H u n . F«**r, Ho* Cbotera tablets. Lonaa Powder. NCWBEHS, OSCOON. :oiy and a splendid conversa 2600 pounds, and brought its kin, Chas. E. Fuller, C. B. Wil Sparia Cur*. Barb Wire Liniment. Pink Eys. Distemper. Colic or Bone Stiffener Tabteta For sale by F. H . Caldwell & Co. tionalist. owner about $135. son. and C. J. Edwards. P H Y 8 IC IA N 8 4 NORTH BOUND. SURGEONS KHBIHB Royal Bread F R E S H E V E R Y M O R N IN G Sloth iPhones fre e ‘D elivery J. H. WILSON A SON At the Newberg Furniture Store Cemetery Lots The Y a m h ill E l e c tric C o m p a n y M ILLS’ P R ICE $ 4 .5 0 F. H. Caldwell & Company Call and see us
