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Edward Morse, brother o f Asa Rev. F. C. Stannard was a vis
Morse,
Arrived herefrom Chicago itor at the county seat Tuesday.
LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG
the first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. New house
NORTH BOUND.
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
drove
Bp to Brooks Tuesday for
Miss Laura Blair visited with
8.47 a. m.
4.18 p. m.
a
visit
with the A. M. A spin wall
her brother Calvin at McMina-
SOUTH BOUND.
faoiMjf and will attend the big
9.05 a. m.
5.40 p. m. ville last Sunday.
Oflce in First Nat’l Bank Building |
faiy«t
Salem.
Prof. R. W. Kirk removed to
0
Both Phonos
Independence this week to be on | Pfof, Jas. A. Lyman and family,
Local Events*
the ground ready for the opening of ^prragbrook, who return to
Portland this week where Prof.
o f the public school.
Lyifcda
will resume bis work as
C. W. Peckham, who lives in
Miss Myrtle Gause went to
instructor
in Portland Academy,
Newport Monday tor a visit at Rose Park addition, has been
elected janitor for the public visited, in town Sunday with
the beach.
Mr. Bud Mrs. P. N. Skinner at
/
H. A. Forcht is expecting to g o school the coming year.
the Imperial.
Omer Gause, who has been
over into Washington with his
working
at Roscdale during the
family to remain with their
Reception to Pastor.
That is a big boy that’s full of “ ginger"
summer, was down Sunday visit*
daughter for the winter.
On
Thursday
evening
o
f
last
and “ g o " ought to have the best kind
Jesse Smith and family returned ing with the home folks.
week
the
Friends
church
was
of shoes. No other kind will stand his
home from Willamina Tuesday J. M. Stone is in Salem this
beautifully decorated with au
thumping and kicking. We want par
morning where they spent a week week exhibiting his vetch sepa
tumn
leaves
and
roses
in
honor
rator and is also expecting to at
visiting with relatives.
DR. R. W. HARR0LD,
ents to examine our “ Solid-Worth"
o f Rev. A. J. Weaver, the new
tend
the
big
fair
at
Spokane.
The party who bought the El
School Shoes. It takes a good five boy
pastor, who with his wife and
Bert Miller has given up his
mer Bowman place got cold feet
DENTI8T.
to wear them out before they ought to
young son Harold were given a
before the papers were signed up, place in the King& Bennett hard reception on that evening.
wear out.
BOTH PHONES
forfeited $250 and took the back ware store and is expecting to
We put our reputation back o f every
attend McMinnville College.
track for Oklahoma.
pair we sell. .
mammmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn
Cecil Brown, a young man from
Frank Vestal arrived here di-
rect from Deering, Alaska, Tues LaGrande, has taken a place as
^ T T O R N K Y -A T -L A W
day evening after spending more salesman in the dry goods deT
PRICES $1.25 TO $3.00
CLARENCE BUTT.
than 20 days on the road. He partment at the Parker Mercan
WU1 practice In *11 U « co u n t of the « u m
Special uteutlou given tu prob*»* work, the has been away four years this tile Co. store.
writing of deedi, mortgage*, nun tract* and the
time.
The young daughters o f J. A.
drafting of all legal paper«
«»w h ore «re g
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Heacock Ruble, who lives a mile west of
O m c a — Second Floor
Bank of Newberg Building.
arrived home from LaGrande town, returned to Eugene Mon
where they went to day where they make their home
oonaa d . bowses .
«**- alicb c . nownna. Monday
spend a short honeymoon. Down with an aunt and attend school.
ont ot the airy clouds and on
Miss Lina Langton, who has
earth again.
been clerking in the Parker Mer
O S T E O P A T H IC P H T B IC IA H B
Charles K. Spaulding left last cantile Co. store, went to Mc
Graduate* at the parent school, Klrkavllle, Saturday evening on a business Minnville Monday where she has
Mo., under the founder, D.\ A. T. Still.
Office at Residence, on* lilock nurtb of Bank trip
to San Francisco, Mrs. accepted a position in Miller's
of newberg
Office hour*, f to 12 and 1:80 to A.
Spaulding and daughter Beulah store.
Bell phone.
going with him for a visit ot a
Elmer Hodson was down from
“EVERY BUYER PLEASED.”
week with relatives in the city.
Willamina a few days ago visit
Rev.
A.
J.
WEAVER.
Sherifl Henderson was in town ing with relatives. A cave-in in
DR. G EO. LA R K IN
Wednesday tripping it off with the clay bed which covered u p : While many ot the members
an unusually elastic step and the some ot the machinery gave him | o f the church were out o f town
Dentist.
scribe was at a loss to know an opportunity for a short lay- the attendance was good, there
Office over First Nat’l Bank
whether to attribute this youth off as engineer at the brick plant, being many present from the
Albert Benson, whose home is other churches in town. The re
ful attitude to the cool breeze or
Both Phones
the probable scent of?n abscond in Oklahoma, is here with one ot ception was very informal and
his sons looking for a location, consequently was the more -en-
ing debtor.
Mrs. Martin Downs went to The son will enter college at t h e ¡joyed by all present on account
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
h i s is o n e o f the
McMinnville Monday to inter opening o f the year and the re-! ° f **•
many different styles
tnainder
o
f
the
family
who
are
Mrs.
J,
H.
Douglas
made
an
Funeral Directors A Embalmen view School Superintendent Belt
TÓX-íTíS i
SHOES
o
f
the
American Lady
regarding a new’ school district still in Oklahoma will probably j unusually happy little talk, by
Calls Answered Day or Night
i*. •.'<&$
Shoe we are showing and
way o f welcome on behalf o f the
that is being petitioned for in the be sent for in a short time.
Both Phones
it really deserves your
church,
Rev.
J.
E.
Blair
spoke
for
neighborhood on the side ot Che-
At the beginning o f the sea:
URLS
attention.
the
ministerial
association
of
the
Ore.
Newberg,
laletn mountain directly north it looked like there would not
city and Rev. Weaver followed
of town.
much building done in Neyr
Never before have you
THE
with a short response. The mu
A
_e»
this
year
but
conditions
changed
The members o f the Newberg
found such quality and
H o m e B a k e r y , C o n colony in Lake county appear to and this has been one o f the b a r sic was furnished by Mrs. Eva
beauty in a shoe at this
Hummer Hull and Alexander
MAKERS
f e c t io n a r y a n d
be keeping up the record as mak est seasons Newberg has ev*rf{
price.
Hull,
the
former
at
the
organ
Lunch R oom
ers of civilization. A news note seen in the way of building, and
while Mr. Hull sang tw o solos,
in “ Fort Rock Breezes” in the it is gratifying to note that the
Is the plsce to buy
much to the delight o f the au
PU R E FOOD
Silver Lake Leader says: “ All class of buildings erected gets
dience.
Light refreshments were
positively ns slum or other injurious in parties w-ho have promised to better all the time.
served
at
the close o f the exer
gredients used in the production o f our
lelp on the new schoolhouse can
The unusually elastic step of cises.
goods. Let us have your order.
eave their offerings with Wm. our f ™ n d S . B M o f f i tt w h c n m ^ _ Thc
w l W |, jnst
Free Delivery
Bell phone 266
Giles.”
town the last few days has beenfprimc
F. H E R R IO T, 1st A Edwards St
prime Q| |jfc ao<f;n i.M Thi w oTtf-
A Newberg man who was in a the cause o f a good deal of specu here with promise o f great suc-
Washington county tow’n on lation but it is easily explained. jeess. He is a “ Hoosier” by birth
business one day this week says He is not eating his own cooking and at one time attended Bloom-
DR. A. M. DAVIS
I he saw the wife o f the local min any more. Mrs. Moffitt and inedale Academy with Dr. Nel
ister standing on the walk to daughter Ella have returned son Morrison His first pastoral
All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver
ward the rear o f a saloon drink home from their extended visit work was done at New Castle,
D E N TIS T
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line of
ing beer, and he came away feel in Seattle.
Indiana, where he remained for
up-to-date furnishings.
ing that “ personal liberty” had
Rev Silas Perkins, pastor of, five years, after which he went to
O ffic e In U nion B lo ck
not been interfered with to any the Presbyterian church at Hav Glens Falls, New York where he
iPicturm J f r s mtng a S p ee/a /ty
great extent in that territory.
burn, Idaho, has been in town 1 resigned his work as pastor to
W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.
Along in the month o f June our during the week visiting wtth come here after having remained
genial station agent, George Rev. J. E. Blair, the latter when there five years. Mrs. Weaver’s
Jfrotts* ^urnisAers l/nctertakers
Washington James conceived the a youth o f eighteen hack in “ Old maiden name was Trueblood and
At $15.00 per Lot
idea that it would be the proper Kaintuck” having been a mem comes from a family well known
Goods sold on the installment plan.
ber
o
f
a
church
with
Rev.
Perkins
thing
for
him
to
take
a
lay
off
a
to many here.
n T. Brouillette’8 Addition to
day or tw o along in September as pastor.
Rose Lawn Cemetery
A woman entered a bar room
The steamer Leona is adver
Care o f lots guaranteed for a and go to Salem to mingle with
and
advanced quietly to her hus
the throng at the State Fair and tised to make regular runs on
small consideration.
see the big roosters and the mer the Willamette and Yamhill runs band who sat drinking with
ry-go-round, and consequently between Portland and McMinn three other mtn. She placed a
he so informed the big moguls of ville, leaving McMinnville on covered dish on the table and
the S. P. Co. Much to his cha Monday, Wednesday and Fri said: “ Thinking you’d be too
grin, how’ever, his written appeal day at 6 a. m. and leaving Port busy, Jack, I’ ve fetched it to you
Finest Photo« in the city. Crayon and has apparently been lost in the
land Tuesday, Thursday and Sat here.” Then she departed. The
W ater Coiora a Specialty.
shuffle at the Harriman head urday at 6:30 a. m. Itseemsun- man laughed awkwardly and in
All work, first-class,
For the Celebrated
quarters and he is doing time as fortunate for the keeper of the vited his friends to share the meal
MRS. F. H. BROW NING
usual this w’eek at the old stand. locks at LaFavette to be awak with him. Then he removed the
F irst & Howard Sts.
Newberg
cover from the dish and found it
On Monday the mail brought • ened from his long sleep.
to the editor a box o f papaws, | P. N. Skinner, proprietor of the empty except for a slip of paper
on which was written: “ I hope
Two o f the Most Durable Vehicles on the market.
sent by our friend Milton Newlin, | imperial, has traded his tour
you will enjoy your supper. It is
D R . N. M O R R I S O N ; who with his wife returned re -1 hundred and fifty acre dairy farm the same yptir wife and children
Also
cently tor a visit with relatives on Chehalem mountain to the
have at home.—Ex.
and friends in Illinois and Indi-1 Parkers for the Parker Mercan-
D E N T IS T
Public School Notice.
nna. To a fellow who, when a j tile C o’s, stock o f general mcr-
Harrows, Disk Drills, Cider Mills,
lad, belonged to the one-gallus, chandise, but it is understood
Newberg public school will l>e-
brigade
that
kicked
the
autumn
;
that
the
stock
will
not
be
invoiced
Feeds, Etc.
Office in Union Block
gin Mondav, Sept. 2Stli. All pu
leaves along the banks o f the and turned over until some time
pils whose parents do not reside
White Lick streams in the old in December. The farm was
in this district will be required to
“ Hoosier” state hunting possums turned in at $19.000. Charley
pay a tuition o f $4-.00 a term or
and
papaws, there is no such Butler is an asset to go with the
Special Notice.
$12.00 a year for all grades to
The new telephone directories thing as being mistaken in the stock ot course. At least that the 9th, and $5.00 a term or
are printed. Call and get one. aroma coming from a basket o f i has been the custom in the pnst $15.00 a year for work in High THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
New Stromberg-Carlson tele this luscious wild fruit, and when when changes in ownership have
A*k (or and try once BLUE BELL Couth Syrup Pile Remedy. Mane Paia Liniment. or
phones tor sale. Share of stock the box wns taken from the post- been made in this store. The School. Pupils paying tuition BLUE BELL Stomach Tablet*. Diarrhoea. Croup. Nerre. Couth. Hay Freer and Catarrh. Blood,
General Tonic. Britht Sunshine. He«rt. Worm. Kidney. Headache. Summer Complaint. Soothing
sold on installments if preferred. office we knew’ at once that some change will nflord an opportunity are requested to register with W. Tablets
lor Children. Liter. Female Retulator or Quuitt Tablet*
W. Nelson, school clerk, before
Also new phones and extra parts
friend had remembered our weak for L. M. to get back close tona- school opens and pay tuition for
for sole. S. J. Madson, Mutual
For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
spot.
ture again.
term in advance.
phone 18-8.
’
Railroad Tima Tabla.
A Real Boy
V.
PARKER MERC. CO.
m
êcüritjj
T
J. H. WILSON & SON
At the Newberg Furniture Store
Cemetery Lots
Browning Photo
Studio
The Wright Feed & Imp. Co.
Anderson Buggy and Rush-
ford Wagon
1
$
THE OLIVER PLOWS
TAKE THE BLUE BELL-LINE TO HEALTH
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