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Railroad Time Table. L IT T L E F IE L D & ROM IG MOKTH BOUND. P H Y S IC IA N ^ A 8 U R Ö E O N S 8.47 a. m. Sheriff Henderson was In town I Jake Taylor arrived home from Tuesday wearing his old time I a trip into Washington, Wednes- •tnile. ' - day morning. 4.18 p. m. Will Paxson is building an ad- A1 Faulkner went to Puyallup, dition to hie residence on Meri- Washington, this week expecting 5.40 p. m. dian street. to ** «one * couple of weeks. ............. Miss Freda Gist has been over Mrs. Lizzie Hoskins, of Lents, SO U TH BOUND. O A c « in P in t N a t 'l Bank B o ik iii« 94)7 a. a . — -j : Local Evento. from North Yamhill during the has been in town during the week week visiting with friends. Visiting with Mrs. Jesse Cook. ms Mrs. A. W. Gray was up fropt Attorney Clarence Butt and L. N. C. Maris and his son Paul, Astoria Sunday visiting with her m . Parker went to McMinhville of Portland, were in town Sun sister, Mrs. L. W. Charles. Thursday moaning on business. day visiting with relatives. Miss Myrtle Gause returned J. C. Colcord, cáshier o f the Harry Gardner is bnilding home _ from a visit with friends . Bank o f Newberg, has been new cottage on Main street near at Rosedale the first o f the week* »pending the week at Newport the N> C. Christenson residence B. S. Craven has bought a lo t with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Moxley of Port a t Newport and has built a com The Misses Mabel and Jess land spent Sunday in town the fortable cottage which they are Gardner went to Newport Tues guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. occupying. Harrold. day where they expect to remain e Mrs. Martha Gore was over a week or ten days at the Miss Rev. M. C. Wire came down DR. R. W. HARROLD, from Vancouver, Washington, Inglis cottage. from Eugene the first o f the week Sunday visiting with her sister, to look after his prone orchard Dr. Nelson Morrison has rented DENTI8T. Mrs. J. C. Nelson. north, o f town. rooms in the Union block where Mrs. M. D. Williams and daugh BOTH PHONES he will begin the practice o f den Miss Katie Ditnond, who for ter are here from Jamestown, tistry as soon as the rooms can three years worked at the case in , forth Dakota visiting with H. be put in order. the Graphic office, left here on Fri M. Williams and his sisters. day o f last week for Kansas, in C. B. Wilson and family were Miss Mina Mills was in Port- TTOBtiBT • AT-LA W company with the Diehl* family, in Portland Tuesday attending and a few days ago visiting with expecting to remain. CLARENCE BUTT. Miss Garnet Perkins who is tak the wedding o f a Miss Snow, a W ill p radio# In all tUe uou'ta « I th e ta Prof. Wiley and family have cousin o f Mrs. Wilson’s. Then ing treatment in a sanitarium. I n ie t a f attention fir e n tu (iw ta u work, th. writing of deed., mortgage*, uontrneta and the arrived from TiHamook and are there was a ball game in the aft W. G. Allen was down from dÄW B» O r e «, getting located in preparation ernoon and a circus at night O m c a — Second Floor iugenc Wednesday making ar or the opening o f public school Bank of M.wborg Buiidtu«. which made a full day o f it. which will probably occur about rangements to operate their mb *, alic e c. aowaaa In the will o f C. E. Hoskins the evaporator during the prune September 28. They will occupy estate is conveyed to the widow season. the Harlan Smith cottage which for her use during her life, after Miss Louise Leatherman, o f was built this season. • which $1000* is to be divided Albany, a niece, and Mrs. A. W Mrs. Kantner and little son, equally between his nephews and O STEO PATH IC PH Y S IC IA N S Stannard, o f Brownsville, the the wife and son o f Prof. Clifford Sradnalaa at th . parent aebonl, Klrkarille, mother o f Rev. F. C. Stannard nieces, Hervey M. and Cecil Hos No., under th# founder, w . A. T. ( t i l l tantner, in company with her OBee at Raaidanea, on# Idoek north of Bank are here visiting the Stannard kins, Mrs. F. K . jones and Mrs. of nowhere mother, Mrs. Whitacre, were W. 0. Robertson, while the bal OSce hour*, f to 13 and ISO to I. : amily. Bell phone. down from Independence the first ance is to go to the State H o rti J. L. VanBlaricom and son o f the week visiting with Mrs. cultural Society. The estate is W. R. Carter a t Chehalem Cen lave gone into the mountains o f valued at about $18,000. ter. Mrs. Kantner and Mrs. Columbia county on a hunting DR. GEO. LARKIN and fishing trip for ten days. F. Carter are sisters. New Pastor Coming. Rogers is assisting in the store Dentist. The newly incorporated com- in their absence. >any, the Architectural, Mann- Rev. A. J. Weaver, thenewpas- Office over First Nat’l Bank A force o f men were put to acturing & Construction Co. is \ox of the Friends Chfircb, is ex Both Phones now duly organized for business work the first o f the week clean acted to arrive here the first of with officers elected as follows, ing up the grounds where the next week from Glens Falls, New homas Herd, president; H. O. sash and doorfactory was burned York, where he has been located W . W . Hollingsworth & Son Sanson, vice president; S. E. and potting the site in order for the past five years. Rev. Isom Watkins, secretary; J. Carl Nel the new bnilding. Wooton, who has occupied Funeral Directors A Embshnsn J. H. Olds, one o f the pioneers the place as pastor during the son, treasurer; N. C. Christenson, o f the county was flow n from {mat year, will close his work in auditor. Calls Answered Day or Night Both Phones The following note has been LaFayette Sunday visiting vrith that capacity next Sunday. Com received from Dundee: The friends bis daughter, Mrs. C. C. Fergu ing here a year ago to take a Now berg, Ore. o f J. H. Swetman, o f Dundee, will son. His son, D. V. Olds, who is needed rest from long years of THE be interested to know o f liismar- »ring ait Seattle at present, was service in pastoral work, he took up the work here temporarily H om e B a k e ry , C on riage to Miss Emma Harrison of lere with him.I Sherman Seeley started toNew- until the place could be filled per Gresham. The ceremony was fe c tio n a ry a n d performed at Sunny side Ang. 14, x>rt Monday .carrying a grip manently and has succeeded so Lu n ch Room »y.Rev. Ford, pastor o f the M. and a smile which indicated that well that the church would glad Is the place to boy there was anything restful and ly have retained him if his 1. church. The happy coupleen- P U R E POOD interesting down by the sound- strength would permit. oyed a short outing at Seaside positively ns alum or other injurious in in gsea he was intending to get “ what the wild A Glens Falls paper in com gredients used in the production o f our istening to the foil benefit of it. waves say.” They expect to oc menting on the labors o f Rev. A. goods. Let us have your order. Eugene W. Chafin, the* prohi J. Weaver in that city says: Free Delivery Bell phone 266 cupy their home in Newberg ear- bition nominee for president, will I “ It is with much regret that G F. H E R R IO T , 1st A Edw ards St y in September. A surprise party was given open the campaign in Oregon in the church permits Mr. Weaver Miss Mabel Blaylock last Mon a speech he will deliver at Dun tb go to Oregon, as during the day evening at her home. The can’s hall on Friday, September years he has been pastor of the DR."A. M. DAVIS evening was spent in playing 4, at ten o’clock in the morning. local church he has labored hard games after which refreshment« ; 3e is reported to be an orator and zealously for its progress. were served. Silhouettes were with a great record as a talker The church has prospered under DENTIST drawn by Wesley Wire. Nelson and he w ill no doubt have a large his pastorate. Not alone will he be missed by his own church peo Jrouillette gained his fame as an audience. O ff le e In Unlen S leek DanJ. Gilbert has traded his ple, but by all ot the religious de artist by drawing Maud the mule. Those present were Mr. interest in the Newberg Meat Co., nominations in this city as well.” and Mrs. Nelson Bronillette, Mr. including the ice plant, to B. S. and Mrs. Morris Heacock, the Powell o f Tillamook for a dairy Stocking Shower. Misses Pearl Cobb, Edna For ranch situated four miles north A t $15.00 per Lot syth, lDoris Gregory,-Grace Fin- o f Tillamook and some lots at On last Saturday evening Miss T. Brouillette's Addition to ey, lEffie Pinney, Mamie Cole, Seaside. He is over there this Anna Rogers delightfully enter n Rose Lawn Cemetery Mabel Blaylock, Grace Wilson, week looking after his interests. tained with a “ stockingshower” Care o f lots guaranteed for a and Meters. Wesley Wire, Lind Mr. Powell will remove to New in honor oi Miss Lelia Littlefield sey Dudley.Chester Dimond and berg at once. small consideration. whose marriage to Mr. Clarence hos. Blaylock. B. L. Barry, of Dayton, who Bldridge is to take place early in Special Notice. There are no harrowing details returned last week from a trip September. The large lawn was The new telephone directories coming with the bear story from into Iowa, passed through town lighted with Chinese lanterns and are printed. Call and get one. the home of!Dr. A. Mills on his the first of the week. He says hammocks were hung beneath New Stromberg-Carlson tele Claim in the southern partofLin- he was plied with questions on the shade trees. A stocking game phones lor sale. Share of stock coln county, but Harold, the every hand about Oregon, the was played in which Miss Lenora sold on installments if preferred. fourteen-vear-oldson, is the hero people being intensely interested Parker received the prize, a pho Also new phones and extra parts o f the,plain story o f the killing in learning about this country, tograph o f Mr. Eldridge. The for sale. S. J. Madsen, Mutual o fa bear. Bruin had been com and he looks for an increased Misses Hazel Littlefield and Lota phone 18-3. mitting depredations in the still travel by homeseekers to Oregon Fleury rendered sweet music hours of the night, much t o the in the next tew months. while refreshments were being discomfort oi the n^others oi lit J. F. Pettingill has bought the served. The Misses Myrtle and tle pigs and the owners o f the Bixby building on First street Rita McDonald, Violet Slater and same, and the mountains in the where he expects to open out Hazel Elliott assisted Miss Rog vicinity had been scoured for with a well selected stock of ers in receiving the guests who days by the indignant ranchers crockery and glassware in the were the Misses Katherine and without being able to secure an course ot tw o or three weeks., Ruth Romig, Hallie Stuckey, Ber- interview with the beast, when Mr. Higgins, who occupied th e1 nice Woodward, lone Hill, Lyda Harold went forth armed with a building with a miscellaneous Wilson, Jennie D. Miller, Olive ■twenty-two rifle in search of stock of goods, has sold the stock Stratton, Lenora Parker, Ellen PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS game. When about a mile from to Mr. Bixby who is storing it. Brewer, Lelia and Hazel Little ’home he came suddenly face to After selling his farm at Rex, Mr. field, Lota Fleury, Ella Nelson, We cany aearrihiag UMaNy face with Bruin, and with tw o Pettingill took a trip east in the Ida Woods, Elsie Mackie, and kept in a ir a flaw drawn ».. shots made a killing, one shot spring, rather expecting to in Mesdames Walter Parker, M ag A (all lia. of «chool book» and ■taking effect in the ba<!k o f the vest there, and he found some gie Caldwell, Lynn Ferguson, neck. 'Few men would care to good openings for investment, Emma Larkin, F. 0. Andreas, taCkle a bear with a gun of this but he still had Newberg in mind Minerva. Brown, Florence Mc NE W B EN S. OARGON. size but in this instance >tt iproved and he concluded to return and Donald, Fannie Bronillette, M ag effectual. gie Littlefield w M J to n u u go into business here. Cemetery Lots ¡F. H. Caldwell & Com V THETHREE Cardinal Quality In which th« FLÖRSHEIM shoe wiD found pre-eminent For which the FLORSHEIM make has al ways been noted Case and Comfort W hich is assured in a degree never be fore attained FLO R S H E IM FOR T H E M AN W H O C A R E S i NEW FALL STYLES NOW IN $4.00 and $5.00 PARKER MERC. CO. “EVERY BUYER PLEASED." Royal Bread F R E S H EV ER Y M O R N IN G Sioth iPhones Pree ‘D elivery J. H. WILSON & SON At the Newberg Furniture Store All prices in plain figures- Therefore, no ver min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f up-to-date furnishings. P ictu re Pram iny m Specialty W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO. jFfovse P u m ish crs ‘Undertakers Goods sold on the installment plan. The Wright Feed & Imp. Co. For the Celebrated Anderson Buggy and Rush- ford Wagon Two o f the Most Durable Vehicles on the market. Algo T H E O LIV E R P LO W S Harrows, Disk Drills, Cider Mills, Feeds, Etc. MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USINC TH E SKIDOO HORSE AND C A T T L E TAB LE TS Crush and mil in feed or Mlt. Proper doee In tablet* MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICE Coatete ae Sawdoot. A ah* a. Chop Peed er Bra. Aak for aad try eece—SKIDOO Coe «Men Tablets. Worm. KMaer. Chick an Cholera, Bliattr. Ha-ee. F e w . Hod Cholera tablet#, lo r n Powder. Sparta Care. Barb Wire Lmimeat. Ptak Bye. Distemper. Colic or B o m StWeear Tablet# For sale by F. H. C aldw ell A Co.
