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"T * U TTLE FE E LD & ROM IG PHYSICIANS ft SURGEONS Offesi» Pint Nst’l Buk Both Phones Building DR. JOHN S. R AN K IN The Parker Mercantile Co. W ish to announce that th eir fHYSKlAN stock o f g en era l m erchandise Bank of Newberg Office T h e Mimes Ida and Mearlc Mr. sad M is. M. M. York for their home a t El wood, Indi Woods drove to Bntteville Tues day to attend the funeral o f Mrs. ana, on Monday. W. R. Shearer. Rer.J. E. Blair goes to Ash Mrs. C. P. Dobbins, o f Port land this week to attend a meet land, was here the first o f the ing o f the Presbyterian Synod. week visiting with her annt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Whitten, the par $ F. Ridenour. cots ol W alter Whitten are orer Rev. John Heacock and daugh- from Newport tor ft weeks visit. k have been np from Portland A. R. Comps ton and wife were iring the week visiting with his Ira K. Van tress, a resident o f up from Sell wood on a visit with sister, Mrs. Will Paxson. Newberg tor a number o f years, W. W. Hollingsworths last Sun The German Methodist par was tip from Portland last Sun day. sonage has been sold to C. W. day. Walter Inman has a very nice Cook who came here recently C. A. Hod son sold his Durham seven room cottage almost com from Oakley, Kansas, for $2400. cow to the Newberg M eat Co. pleted in Edwards Addition on A new parsonage is to be built the first o f the week. She tipped Fifth street. near the new church. the beam at 1480 pounds. C. J. Edwards and M. M. York A gentleman named Herbert C. H. Abernathy, who recently went to Black Rock above Palls Willard arrived here this week sold his farm near Carlton, has City last Saturday to take a with a car o f freight from Lewis returned to the old home farm look at the big timber. ton Idaho and is going on a farm on the Willamette below town. Miss Gussie Crawford was four milesup the vallev. Among P. A. Elliott left here for San down from her home on the form the stock he brought are several Francisco last Sunday evening above Dundee last Sunday visit head o f full blooded Poland Chi expecting to work in timber lands ing with Miss Jessie Britt. na hogs that are beauties, in California for several weeks. Mrs. Haskell, the mother o f Mrs. Oliver Vanoose was down Mrs. Maria Bowerman, Mrs. from McMinnville a few days Mrs. F. H. Browning, the pho Lizzie White and Mrs. Docta Ma- last week visiting with her par tographer, came over from Ocean cy, o f Springbrook. are in Port ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hall. Park, Washington, Wednesday land attending the State W. C. and will remain during the win Harold Vickrey, o f LaFayette, T. U. Convention. ter. Mrs. Haskell is not a stran who has a position in a Portland The Ladies Aid Society of the business house, spent last Mon ger in the community as she lived M. E. church will give their pas day in town, visiting at the col on their farm a mile west o f tor and family a reception Fri lege. ' town for several years. day evening, Oct. 9, in the church. An itinerant showman, who Mrs. Will Rees and children Everybody invited. * have been down from Willamina walks a slack wire and does nu Prank Nelson and family came on a visit at the home o f her par merous tncks in a very clever down-from M orrow county on ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith, way, and for remuneration pass Tuesday for a visit with relatives. daring the week. es the hat, played to a “ good He w ill return in three or four house” on First street in front o f President W. I. Kelsey will oc days but the others will remain the Graphic office Tuesday even cupy the pulpit at. the Presby for some time. ing.. The small boys voted him terian church next Sunday morn -EVERY BUYER PLEASED.' Miss Erma Brown, a fifteen ing and Prof. W. J. Reagan wdl a great success as an entertainer. year old girl, picked ninety-one When it begins to be a little speak in the evening. boxes o f prunes in the Thomas tame abont town from a lack o f Fred L. Ames and family ar Prince orchard at Dundee in one excitement the ice man turns his rived home from their extended day and Mr. Prince wants to team loose for a spell to relieve know if anybody can cite a bet- visit to Kansas, Iow a, Minneso the monotony and they generally ta and other points a few days make good without much appar ago and report a splendid time. ent effort. On Monday they P. L. Gustin and a whole w ag F. A. and H. R. Morris arrived lit the road, bnt by a little bit o f on load of Rex people arrived home Monday evening from their reckless work in turning a cor home from a fifteen days trip to visit with relatives in Illinois and ner at the Hinshaw cottage on the Nestucca beaches a few days Indiana. They were gone about College street the corner o f the TH E UP-TO-DATE GROCERS ago, where they had splendid nek fishing. The weather was tw o months and report a very building was scarred a little to o much to make the stunt satisfac fine and they report a great time. pleasant time. H. C. Plummer, ot Portland, tory all round. John Gilbert and family arrived Carry the leading brands o f staple groceries. You will h e » from Lewisville, Indiana, will lecture a t the Baptist church C. H. Green, a young man and always find the stock fresh and up-to-date- ast week and are a t home on the next Sunday a t three o ’clock in a Hood River trait grow er who Prompt and courteous attention to your wants. A good M . P . Elliott farm north oftow n the afternoon. Subject “ The Was visiting at the home o f H. place to bring your produce. Every one is assured Promises Made to Abraham, where a new cottage was in read C. Paulsen in the Cbehalem Cen “ A Square Deal.” iness tor them. They report an Isaac and Jacob and Their Seed.” ter neighborhood last week, * exceedingly dry season in Indi All are cordially invited. made a pleasant call at the the W. P. and O. K . Edwards with Graphic office while in town. He ana and corn in the field selling their families were np from Port has not been in Oregon long and as high as $40 per acre. S.J. Mad son has the distinc land Snnday visiting with the this being his first visit in the BOTH PHONES ión o f owning the only auto o f home folks before the departure Willamette valley he was very o f their sister, Mrs. York, and favorably impressed with the family carrying capacity in the community and his propensities husband tor their new home in country about Newberg.' W e shall expect him back again ere as a ladies man are being rapidly Indiana. Hon. W. K. Newell and H. M. long. - developed. His latest date with i :he auto filled with members of Williamson, president and secre The college chapel was filled uhe fair sex was on last Sun tary respectively o f the State to the limit on last Friday night day when the Misses Lida W il Board o f Horticulture were in When the public opening of the son, Emma Dorrance, lo n e town Tuesday and made a pleas College was held. The exercises AH prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver Woods and Lizzie Hibbs made ant call at this office. They vis were opened with music, Mrs. min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f up a party for the home ot Coun ited the Thomas Prince walnut Hull giving a piano solo and Mr. up-to-date furnishings. ty Commissioner R. L. Booth on orchard a t Dundee and took ftnll giving tw o vocal solos, ¡Pictu re fr a m in g a Specialty upper Willamina. They returned some pictures o f the same. much to the delight o f the au in the evening. Mrs. W. W. Nelson returned dience. Mrs. W. J. Reagan and W . W . H O LLING SW O RTH & CO. The Atkinson team driven by home from Forest Grove the first Mrs. W. I. Kelsey each gave reci ffo u s e fu rn ish ers Undertakers Mrs. Atkinson got into a mix-up erf the w eek where she attended tations acquitting themselves in one morning last week by one the wedding of Miss Ina Gould a manner much more pleasing Goods sold on the installment plan. colt play tullv kicking up in turn t o Prof. Arthur C. Boggess, and effective than are the read ing a corner and landing one foot teacher o f history and economies ings o f some who come heralded on the wrong side o f the boggy in Pacific University, Rev. Hiram with fulsome press comments. tongue. This frightened the oth Gould, the father o f the bride, of Prof. W. J. Reagan gave the ad er horse and a broken single tree ficiating. Miss Eleanor Satch well dress o f the evening in which he SPECIAL ENGAGEM ENT made matters worse. They ran o f Newberg, was bridesmaid outlined a number o f things a a short distance throwing Mrs. while Ralph Abraham was best college education should not stand for, and also dropped many Atkinson oat over the hitch rack man. hints along other lines o f special along side of Mount’s store and The state convention ... . . o f the I interest to students. Misaddress miising her up some though not Baptist Church will be held in | wa8 well received and it is evi- TH E A L C A Z A R STOCK C O M PAN Y hurting her severely. The horses Newberg, beginning October 19 1 dent that his talks will be looked in the big hit o f the minute were cut up some about the legs and lasting three days, when tw o j forward to with eagerness by student body. President and the baggy injured to some hundred delegates will be in a t-! . , . I Kelsev made a lew closing re- extent but it was fortunate that tendance. A general cleaning up | niark-8 after which he calle£ for it was no worse. about the streets as well as the college song which was given F. H. Rogers received a souve about our homes will add a good as a closing number with good nir postal card a few days ago deal to the chances o f our visit spirit. ‘ T h e play that is sweeping epidemic like from ocean to ocean.” — Portland Telegram. Appreciation Expressed from a friend in Nebraska show ors being favorably impressed “ The play you will all see.’ ’— Portland Oregonian. In the departure o f Rev. Isom ing a picture of the “ Nebraska with Newberg and it will be “ The biggest hit o f an epoch.’’ —New York Sun. P. Wooton and Rev. C. L. Hnm- Cuckoo Clock” on the lace of worth the effort. which is a picture ot Bryan and Rev. Isom P. Wooton has sold;’ * ? '! , from . " ur Remember, tonight only ,. . . Ministers Association o f New- below are tlie words, “ Will run his property in Edwards Addi-: b e » regrets the loss o f tw o val- every four years if properly tion to Prof. Edwin Hadley and uable members and we desire to PO PU LA R PRICES: 25c, 35c, 50c wound.” Under "Setting th e expects to go over into the Sound | express our heartiest apprecia- alarm” are these lines. “ 1906. country in Washington for the tio*» of the »etvice these brethren Free silver at the ratio o f 16 to winter, leaving here about the have rendered the cause ol Christ ^ in our community. Their true 1—failed to go ofi. 1900. lm- middle of the present month. In piety, generous cordiality and penal ism. Continued hard times his work as pastor ot Friends earnest devotion merits our high if McKinley is elected. No more church during last year he made est esteem, and we commend THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH 4th o f July-failed to go off. many friends, not only among them to the full confidence o f the A * for a»d try o*c< BLUE BELL Coach Syrup. PIU Remedy. N « 1 Fata Ltoltotat. or 1908. Do the people rule? Bank members o f his own church but brethren in their new fields, lie- BLUE BELL stoauck Tahtata. Diarrhoea. Croup, Nary«. Cough. Hat Ferer aad Catarrh. Blood. speaking for them a large success. Gaaaral Tomic. Bn(bt Snaehma, Heart. Worm, Kidaay. Headache. S n a m r Coaiplaiat. Soothiag ers guarantee law. It the Alarm among nil classes* who will be TaMeta for Child re*. Lirar. Female Regulator or Quiaar Tahtata. • E dward B lair , Pres. doesn’t work this time look out sorry to see him and bis estima F. C. S tannard , Sec. For sale by F. H. Caldwell A C q . Ministers’ Association. for 1912.” ble wife leave Newberg. is quite com piete with DR. R. W. MARROLO, DENTIST. 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D AVIS i 3 D E N T I S T O ff lea In Union Block Cemetery Lots At $15.00 per Lot n T. Brouillette’s Addition to Rose Lawn Cemetery Care o f lots guaranteed for a small consideration. Browning Photo Studio Finest Photos in’ the city. Crayon and W ater Colors a Specialty. A ll work flrst-claas, M RS. F. H. B R O W N IN G First ft Howard Sts. N ew berg ^ ********** il D R. N. M Ô R R I S O N | D E N TIST J Office in Union Block sssssssessesees»a»iMi F R U IT T R E E S W ell yes, e general stock alw ays on hand at Lafayette N ufsery Co. See W . B. Reed fo r prices before buying else where. Address, Box 37, Lafayette* Orgg. t NEW BERG, OREGON For Tonight Only “The Devil” O C T. 8 ----D U N C A N ’S H A L L TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINE TO HEALTH J.
