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= — Railroad Tima TaMs. LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG PHYSICIANS * SURO EONS Office in first Nst’l Bank Buikhn« Both Phonos W. F. Edwards was up from Mias Lola Wilding is in town Portland on business the first o f visiting with Mias Ida Woods. the week. NORTH BOUND. Fred McDonald was up from the lower Columbia the first o f 8.47 a. m. 4.18 p. m. Mrs. A. W. Rees and the week. SOUTH BOUND. are up from Portland psciriag 9.05 a. m. 5.40 p. m. hops and visiting relatives. Charley Rittenhouse has a job on the steamer Kellogg out o f Joseph Hall recently made a Portland. shipment o f tw o dosen Buff Or pington bens to a party in Wy> W. A. Baird and wife arrived Local Events. Real home a few day* ago tromavisit DR. R. W. HARROLD, DENTIST. BOTH PHONES 4 t t o r m c t - o t - l a w CLARENCE B U TT. Will pi«B>te. In all tUv «xw»u of tn* i Special O M M od ( i t « b to »»robaia work wrltlof of *eeda, mortface*. uontraeu and drafting of all legal paper* a.w O rnca — Second Floor Book of Hewberg Building. OSTEOPATHIC PH YSlCm W O Graduate, at the parent achonl. JClrfcwlU*. Mo., under the founder, D;\ A- T. Ball. OBee at Reeidenee. one Mock non* of Bank of nowberg OMoe hour», # to 12 end 1 * 1 * 1 . Bell phone. DR. G E O . LARKIN Dentist. Office over First N atl Bank Both Phone* rw vw w nBmnmrmrwjBA W . W . Hollingsworth & Son Funeral Directors A fTaA almwrs Call* Answered Dm <* ^»ght Both One. N ew b erg, THE H om e B ak ery, C on fe c tio n a r y a n d Lunch R oom la the place to in>y PURE POOD positively na slum or other injurious in gredients used in the production o f our goods. Let ue have your order. Kr©€ Delivery rieii priorie mo P. HERRIOT, let A ¡Bdwerde St PARKER MERC. CO. m M ir i# r J. H. WILSON & SON A t the Newberg Furniture Store DR. A. M. DAVIS D E N T . O ffice In U n i«* IP Cemetery Lots Aft $15.00 per Loft n T. Brouillette’s Addition to Rose Lawn Cemetery Care o f lots guaranteed for a small consideration. Browning Photo Studio Piece! Photos in the city. Crayon end Water'Coldrs e Specialty. All work firat-claas, MRS. F. H. BROWNING P in t A Howard St*. Newberg k*******v*y-»f *****♦**♦♦*#♦ D R . N. M O R R IS O N DEN TIST oming. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Blwin to Kansas. W. W. Espey came up from Hess September 7, a son. President Kelsey visited La- Portland Wednesday for a shot* Miss Jessie Gardner will teach Fayette in the interest o f the col in the school at Tualitin the com. visit with his nephew, Dr. H. D. lege Wednesday. Bowers. * ing year. Miss Julia Cummings o f Mc Will Heston has removed td Minnville was here a few days Mrs. A. S. Craven was up from That fa a big boy that’s full o f “ gin ger" Middleton Wednesday visiting Tillamook where he has rented ago visiting with relatives. the dairy ranch which Dan J. Gil and “ g o " ought to have the best kind Mrs. E. H. Woodward. The Frank Duncan property lo bert recently traded for. of shoes. No other kind will stand his A. O. Mills has leased the J. L. cated west of the railroad depot Miss Lulu Tidd, who taught has been sold to E. M. Stephens. Hoskins hop yard near town and thumping and kicking. We want par is harvesting the crop this week. in the public school last year has Mrs. J. B. Messick, wife of Judge ents to examine our “ Solid-Worth" Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hollings been over from North Yamhill Messick o f Baker City, is in town School Shoes. It takes a good live boy worth were up from Portland the during the week visiting with visiting with Mrs. W. W. Nelson. to wear them out before they ought to atter part o f last week visiting Miss Agnes Richmond. Master Delbert Bond has been wear out with relatives. Miss Mellie Douglas left lor her appearing on our streets lately We put our reputation back o f every President H. M. Crooks, oi Al home in Pasadena, California, wearing an overcoat and cap. pair we sell. * ' bany College, will speak in the Wednesday morning after having First pointer up tor a cold win chapel o f the new Presbyterian spent several weeks in tow n vis ter. church Sunday morning and even iting relatives and friends. Dr. Nelson Morrison has fitted PRICES $1.25 TO $8.00 - ing. Clarence Johnson, son o f A. P. up dental parlors in the Unton Mrs. Alice Ogden and her son Johnson of Corvallis, who gradu block adjoining Attorney Butts’ Melville were up from Portland ated from the pharmacy depart office where he will be glad to see last Sunday visiting with Mrs. ment o f O. A. C. last year has his friends. Ogden's parents, Nathan and been in town daring the week Mrs. Sue B. Holloway who has visiting with relatives. Lizzie White. been visiting with her daughter, Ed Wolcott, a member o f the Mrs. George Morris, north ot Elder Jacob S. Secrist, ot Portland fire department, and town for some time, has gone to Olympia, Washington, will begin lis family have been in town dur Sprague, Washington, where her revival services at the Brethren church Sunday, September 20. ing the week visiting with rela son is located. tives, Mrs W olcott having nu Everybody invited. * Miss Mattie G. Kentner, who merous aunts and cousins in the Principal Hill o f the Dallas has been teaching in the Silverton public schools «topped oft here Gardner, Wilson and Martin schools and who was elected last Saturday to call on Princi families. principal tor next year but re The big log drive ot the Chas. signed, lett here this, Thursday, “EVERY BUYER PLEASED.*1 pal W. W. Wiley and look over K. Spaulding Logging Co., con morning tor Minneapolis where our big public school building. Charley Larkins who was a res- taining seven million feet o f lum she w ill enter the University o f dent ot Newberg when the town ber, has been arriving during the Minnesota, where she has one was in its swaddling clothes, but week and Isaac Vinson, who is more year before graduating who has been a way for ten years, looking after this end o f the busi from that institution. has been here during the week ness, says he thinks the logs will Rev. Charles Butterfield, who visiting his father-in-law, C. S. all be in by the first of next week. has been located in Coos county Mrs. Bass returned on Wednes for the past year or tw o, came Fling. day o f last week from Spokane with his family, a few days ago, Mrs. Metzger, wife o f Prof. HS IS ONE o f the where she enjoyed a delightful for a short visit with his parents, Metzger o f Dallas College, re many different styles turned .borne Monday evening visit with old triends whom she Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Butterfield, SHOES o f the American Lady had not met for several years. atter spending a couple o f weeks * • * • who live on Winooski street, aft Shoe we are showing and She went by the Northern Pacific in Newberg visiting with her sis er which they will sail tor Corea A it really deserves your and returned by the O. R. & N. ter, Mrs. W . W. Nelson. where he will engage in mission attention. but saw nothing so pleasing to ary work for the Seventh Day Mrs. Eva Hummer Hull and the eve as Newberg and vidni Adventists. her son, Alexander Hull, the new Never before have you Clement Bradley, apaintey music teachers in the college, found such quality and The Mrs. Ida Horton millinery have rented the Forsyth property paper banger from Gary, South stock was recently sold to Mrs. beauty in a shoe at this MAKERS on College street, recently va Dakota, arrived her* a few days L. E. Miller, a Portland milliner price. cated by Mr. Keating, where ago with his family consisting of who has leased the store room wife, six daughters and tw o sons they are already located. and who has fitted it up in a most and expects to locate in town. Deputy Dairy and Food Com attractive manner for the fall Mrs. Bradley is a niece of Mrs missioner Paul V. Maris visited opening which will occur Friday Herrick, wile o f Cap. Herrick, the Alderman dairy at Dayton and Saturday, September 18-19. who lives on River street. the first o f the week and on Tues Mrsf Miller & an ^artist in her line M. P. Elliott, whoTjought the and will cater to the tastes of the day he spent the day at the At kinson dairy ranch north ot Jo Bowman place north of town, ladies o f Newberg by carrying a town. The latter he considers is building a seven-room cottage line o f the latest creations at one o f the best dairy and stock on the place tor Mrs. Gilbert’s fa< prices that will sell the goods. ther, John Gilbert, who expects tanns in the state. Sherman Seeley has resigned to leave Louisville, Indiana, tor his position as assistant cashier W. R. Oliver, recently from All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver Portland, has bought the A. B. Oregon September 22. He vrfll in the first National Bank to take min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f Lyon property located on Me have the cottage about ready tor effect the first ot next month and up-to-date furnishings. ridian street adjoining the Sims occupancy by the time the Gil will take up rural pursuits on the home farm at Wilsonville. This greenhouse grounds on the north, bert family arrives. ZPietmrv £ rami my m S pecia/ty Owen R. Maris and Fay Sims change will not be regretted consisting o f house and ten lots, and has taken possession o f same. came up from Portland Sunday alone by a bevy o f admiring W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO. He will g o into business o f some morning tor u short visit with maidens about town tor we all J fo n s • ^ u m is / t t r s 2 /n tt* r tm A * r s kind in Newberg. relatives. They had sent their are loth to see him go. His place J. S. B. McNay arrived home boat up by steamer the day be is to be filled by R. W. Swink, of \ Goods sold on the installment plan. from Kansas a few days ago fore and on Monday they re Dundee, who has held the princi- where he went to visit about his turned to Portland by water, palship of the Springbrook school former haunts, looking rather paddling their own canoe, this for the past tw o years. lantern jawed, giving his friends being Labor Day and a lay-off at Vera and Gwendolen Stannard the impression on first sight that all the Portland banks. entertained a number o f their he had been fed on pretty thin Sarg Britt came in from Mil friends at their home on Wednes gruel during his sojourn in the waukee, Wisconsin, the first of day afternoon, in honor o f Miss sunflower state. He says he was the week and after spending a Elizabeth Williams of Jamestown sick while away, however, and couple o f days at home he went S- D. and Miss Louise Leather- called a doctor for the first time to Eugene to look atter some in man o f A lb a n y - Light re in his life. He reports a very sat- terests o f his company in connec freshments were served and a For the Celebrated istactory visit but is still loyal to tion with the Willamette Valley good time was had by the young Oregon. Electric Co. He also has anoth ladies. Those present were La- er proposition to look after over Veme and Opal Miller, Alice A number o f the young friends in Washington and in the mean Christenson, Veda Dorrance, Eu- o f Miss Lulu Carey gave a pleas ant social in her honor at the time will have opportunity to la Colcord, Elizabeth Williams, Two o f the Most Durable Vehicles on the market. home o f her sister, Mrs. C. F. visit the home folks. Louise Ledtherman, Vera. Gwen Also Butler, on last Saturday evening John W. Wiedman and wife, ot dolen and Helen Stannard. on account o f her expected de Waldport, Lincoln County, made Rtv. A. J. Weaver with kis wife parture for Maustin, Wisconsin, a pleasant call at this office a tew and nine year old son arrived on Wednesday evening of this | days ago. Four years ago they here last week from Glens Falls, H arrow s, Disk D rills, Cider Mills, week where she goes to join her sold their farm on Chehalem New* York, and at once assumed Feeds, Etc. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. mountain and made the change his duties as pastor o f the Friends Carey. Those in attendance were in location on account o f the church. On Sunday, both at the the Misses Grace Christenson, asthma with which Mr. Wied morning and evening services he Mabel Sykes, Nellie, Doris and man was afflicted, and he says preached helpful sermons and Maude Gregory, Lcla Heviland, he is entirely well. They are many expressions ot appreciation Mabel Blaylock, Grace Finley, prospering in the dairy business have been heard, both from the THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH Pearl Cobb, and Messrs. Lindsey and are well contented in their membership o f the church and A*k (or and try once BLUE BELL Cough Syrup Pile Remedy, Man** Pain Liniment o t Dudley, Lewis Mills, Wesley locatioh. They came out to pick rom others. This, Thursday, BLUE BELL Stomach Tablet*. Diarrhoea, Cronp. Name. Coa|k, Hey Freer eed Catarrh, Stood, General Tonic. Bright Senabrae. Heart. Worm, Kidney. Headache. Sommer Com plaint Soothing Gatchel, Arthur Weatherhead, hops and visit with former neigh evening a public reception will Tablet* (or Children. Liner, Female Regulator o r Qumay Tablet* — Lloyd Northup, Thomas Blay bors and friends and will proba ic tendered the new pastor and lock, Earl Namitz. For sale b y F. H . Caldwell & C o. bly remain a month or more. his family at the church. ! Office in Union Block l* 444 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Special Notice. The new telephone directories are printed. Call and get one. New Stromberg-Carlson tele phones tor sale. Share of stock ■old on installments it preferred. Also new phones and extra parts for sale. S. J. Madsen, Mutual phone 18-3. The Wright Feed & Imp. Co. Anderson Buggy and Rush- ford Wagon T H E O LIVER PLO W S TAKE THE BLUE BELL-LINE TO HEALTH
