Don't forget the free library
N ew Pastor Given Welcome.
benefit Friday night.
-f m f
M r s .J .T . Rorabaugh is spend
A very pleasant social hour
NORTH BOUND.
ing
a
few
weeks
w
ith
her
daugh
was
spent at the M . B. church
8.47 a. m.
4.18 p. m.
ter in Portland.
j ° ° Friday evening o f last week,
SOUTH BOUND.
Railroad Time Table.
L IT T L E F IE L D & R O M IG
P H Y S IC IA N S A S U R G E O N S
0.05 a. m.
0.40 p. m.
Office in P in t N a t'l Bank Buildin«
Both Phone*
Local Events*
Hanrey D. Crnmly went to Sa
lem last Saturday.
W ill W ights are moving into
their new home on Blaine street
this week.
Nathan and Lizzie White are
arranging to celebrate their gold
en wedding anniversary on the
third o f November.
A family m m ed
Klock
who when the ■ m m b .r.h ip alo »* with
o n » from Dayton have b o «*h t «p re w n ta t.v e . from a number
o ftbe other churches in tow n
property in Hobsons Addition.
gathered, by invitation of the
M rs. C. A. Dixon left Friday
Ladies Aid Society of the church,
morning for Vancouver, W ash
to extend greeting to the new
ington, tor a visit w ith her daugh-
pastor and his family.
ter.k
Music for the occasion w as fur
Rev. Isom P. W ooton and wife nished by the Misses Blanche Mc-
left here for Kent, Washington, Ntiy and Katherine Romig and
this, Thursday, m orning where Charles B. Fuller, all of whom
they will spend the winter.
|| gave vocal soloi.
C. S. Fling has bought t h m
acres o f the south part of the
Thomas Miles tract north* ot
tow n where he is building a
home.
The Parker
Mercantile Co.
W ish ' to announce that their
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stock o f g en era l m erchandise
is quite com piete with
The Misses lone Hill and Sibyl
and Bernice W o o d w ard went to
Miss Gertrude Brewer, music
Eugene last Friday where they
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spent a few days visiting with teacher in the C hem aw a Indian
School, is in to w n visiting with
relatives.
BO TH PHONES
the Misses Sibyl and Bernice
The J. A. Jones cottage located
W oodw a/d.
m the “ Smithyille” section o f
to w n north o f the Baptist church > Miss L a u ra W otherspoon Re
is nearing completion and w ill turned home F rid ay evening
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from a t w o months’ visit with
soon be ready lor occupancy.
relatives and friends in W ashing
CLARENCE BUTT.
A. L. Bergren, w h o has been in
ton and British Columbia.
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practica
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■poetai aMoattou p in a W probata work, the poor health for some time, will
VriUn* of teada. Monca**», oo-rtracte r * *•“ g o to Spokane with a brother
The respective county courtaof
diaftlng of all local P*P»**
,
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arion and Yamhill have made
w h o is here visiting. him, where
:ca—Saooad Floor
of Mow ham Solidi ia«.
appropriations
for maintaining
he will remain during the winter.
a free ferry over the Willamette
Adrian B ow m an w a s np from
Rev. J. C. Gregory gave the
a t Gearins below Newberg.
Middleton Tuesday evening mak
opening address o f the even
The regular meeting o f the L i
ing arrangements to build a
ing, when he extended a wel-
brary
Aesociation w ill meet in
house to rent on his lot on First
j come to the new pastor on be-
street below the Creamery build the library room M on day even ' half o f the Sunday School, others
OSTCOPATH IC PH Y S IC IA N S
ing, Oct. 19, at 8 o ’clock. A
t aehonl, Klrkartlla, ing.
Graduata» at tha
, following. I. E. H olt spoke tor
O.- A. T. BU11.
So., nadar tha low
good
attendance is desired. M em
1 1,lock aorta «
OSe* at
Dr. J. B. M oore w a s up from
|the Epw orth League, Clarence
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OS m h o a S n to 13aad 1'JOtoS.
Lent* last Sunday visiting with bers will please take notice.
Butt for the trustees, Everett
Ball phoa*.
Veroop Hinshaw arrived hoffie White tor the stewards, M rs. A.
his brothers, A. B. and C. F.
“E V E R Y B U Y E R PLEASED.*
Moore. He expects to return to from a visit to his form er heme T> M cNay for the Ladies Aid,
Merced, California, where his at Goldendale, Washington, last while F. C. Stannard. pastor o f
DR. G E O . LARKIN
week to find his little daughter the Baptist Church, extended
family is located.
A. B. B ow m an left samples of Ruth laid up with a broken arm. greetings on behalf of the Minis-
D«ntl«t.
Fifteen members from Vesta terial Association. Rev. F. L.
his K in g and Spitzenberg apples
Office oyer First N a t’l Bank
at this office Tuesday which are Rebekah lodge paid Naom i lodge Yonng, the new pastor, respond-
beauties. He ha* followed a thor o f Dayton a fraternal visit last cd in a shore talk in which he
Both Phone*
ough course o f spraying and his Friday evening. They had a fine thanked all tor the part they had
apple crop shows the beneficial initiation, banquet and a * royal taken in the effort to make the
good time.
coming o f himself and his family
effects o f it.
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son
W . F. Matlock, an evangelist into a new field and am ong
O. K . E dw ard s reports the ac
strangers pleasant.
Fonerai Director* A Embalm ers cidental death of one o f their men in the Christian church recently
A t the close o f the formal exer
a t the bride plant a t Willam ina traded fo r property at the foot
Cells Answered D ay or N igh t
cises
the large audience retired
which occurred one day last o f Wynooski street H e removed
Both
week. The man w a s standing here with his family from E u to the basement o f the church
where light refreshments w ere
on a bank a t the clay pit when gene a fe w days ago.
N e w b tri,
Or*.
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served.
he leaned back against a board
L. A. Comer, w h o has been*lo
THE
which broke, letting him fall cated at Topeka, Kansas, tor the
Chehalem Center.
H om e B a k e ry , C on icadlong backw ards several feet, past four years, arrived here on
anding on his head and breaking M on day evening and is visiting
Rev. Mills, the pastor, an
fe c tio n a ry a n d
lis neck. He w a s a blacksmith w ith his father, Silas Comer, and nounces that there will be pro
Lun ch Room
by trade and unmarried.
tracted meetings at the church.
his brother, M . J. Comer.
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M r. and M rs. L . F. H arford
H . L. Halterm an, one o f the
W * P Pleasant has not been
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and
M r. and Mrs. Alden Cham
M
ain
street
barbers,
w
a
s
taken
positively ns stem or other injurious in
around to report as he should
berlain
and daughter made a vis
gredients used in the production o f our to McMinnville last M o n d ay by have done and consequently we
it to their old home, Glen Hazel,
C on stabfcW oods, charged w ith
can only say that he is said to
Sunday.
running
a
shop
without
a
license.
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phone
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have recently arrived home from
F w H E R R IO T , 1st A E dw ards St In the Justice Court he first plead
The Mf. C. T. U. ladies will meet
a trip to East Tennessee where he
guilty but changed his plea to married a wife. A pleasant time a t the home o f M rs. Cyrene P al
mer Wednesday of this week.
not guilty, claiming that he only anyway.
L ast Saturday evening a num
accepted tor his w o rk s u c h
M rs. Helen D. Harford, w ho
DR. A . M. D A V IS
ber o f the young folks gathered
amounts as his customers were
spent the spring and summer
A ll prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver
a t'th e h o m e o f Enos Ellis upon
willing to pay. Trial w a s set tor
tonring C anada in the lecture
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f
invitation to a social in honor of
Tuesday o f next week.
field tor the W . C. T. U „ is at
up-to-date furnishings.
his nieces, the Misses Ellis and
Herbert W illard w ho w as men home again and says she is de
Davis.
Everyone had a good
¡Pictu re fra m in g a S pecialty
tioned last week as having a r lighted to again be back under
Offlaa la Unten Bloca
»
time. Chocolate and banana
rived here from Idaho with a car the dominion ot the stars and
W. W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.
cake were served with oranges
o f stock and other effects for stripes, although she enjoyed her
and lemonade.
ffo u s e fu rn ish ers Undertakers
arming, announces in our w ant w ork over the border.
Don Chase, w ho is canvassing
columns an offer to sell some o f
Oliver H anson w h o came here
for a Chicago picture company,
Goods sold on the installment plan.
his Poland China hogs. He has last spring from Minnesota and
A t $15.00 per Lot
visiting all the principal cities in
been breeding for the best for sev bought a farm on Chehalem
Washington, reports a fine time,
n T. Brouillette’s Addition to eral years and has taken premi mountain and then returned to
likes the country of Washington,
ums at the Io w a State F air as Minnesota for the season is back
Rose Law n Cemetery
and has now crossed the Rocky
Care o f lota guaranteed fo r a well as at many other big fairs again. H e arrived last week
mountains.
in the Mississippi valley, and it with a car o f household goods,
small consideration.
Sam Atkinson has purchased
will pay anyone who has a fancy farming implements, cows and
another fine new b agg y to which
o r good stock to see his hogs horses and is prepared for busi
whether they desire to purchase ness. His family arrived about he drives a single horse.
or not. He is located on the Hans the same time.
W . R. C. Shower.
Christenson farm up the valley.
F. A. M orris w a s given a sur
Finest Photos injthe city. Crayon and
W ill furnish their customers
On last M onday afternoon, Shi
W ater Colors a Specialty.
Tfie N ew berg Gravel Co. com prise party on Friday evening-of1
loh W . R. C. No, 28 gave a show
All work first-class,
posed o f Estle, W hitaker and last week by M rs. M orris in hon
Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use
er for our sister, Mrs. Hicks. I t
W right, made a sale of the out or ot his birthday anniversary
M RS. F. H. B R O W N IN G
covered her table and overflowed.
of Iron during the 30 days.
P in t A Howard Sts.
N ew beig fit, consisting of
steamboat, which occurred on that date. In
It consisted o f groceries, canned
barges and complete plant for addition to the nsnal social fea
fruit and vegetables. Let us re
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handling gravel on the river, to tures o f such an evening’s enter
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member that the raindrops form
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Linton, Chase & Forsyth last tainment, recitations were given
the shower, and the sunshine
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week. -The company has had by Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Reagan
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This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
through these raindrops forms
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many troubles, including conten and Mrs. M orris and light re
any electric light socket Let us deliver an iron
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the rainbow on the cloud, so acts
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freshments
were
served.
Those
tions
am
ong
the
operating
mem
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to you on approval.
ot kiudness form the showers ot
bers during the season, and while in attendance were Rev. and Mrs.
blessings and the sunshine oflove
a large amount o f gravel has A. J. Weaver, Dr. Romig, Mr.
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through
these acts forms the
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been handled at good prices the and Mrs. J. C. Hodson, Pres, and
Office in Union Block
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rainbow o f “ The Brotherhood ot
balance sheet does not show up •Mrs. W . I, Kelsey, M r, and M rs.
M an ’’ on the dark cloud o f sor
as
it should in closing out. Such Jesse Edwards, Dr. and Mrs. R.
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row .
a plant is a splendid thing for W . H arrold and daughter, Mr.
In Fraternity Charity and
Newberg for without it a gravel and Mrs. J .C . C okord, Air. and
F R U IT T R E E S
Loyalty.
S k c ’ y .
famine would have prevailed here Mrs. Clarence Butt, Prof, and'
W e ll yes, a general stock alw ays on this season and concrete work M rs. W .J . Reagan, M rs. F. A.
•Some men seem to be ashamed THEY
MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W .
Elliott, the Misses M argaret o f buying candy and toys tor the
would
have
been
tied
up.
It
is
Aak fsr aad try esc» B L U E B E L L C m * Syra*. P 0 . R ra W r. Mas-»
B. Reed for prices before buying else-
ire. Address,
to be hoped that the new compa Inglis and Bather Andrews, Prof. little ones. Rather let them be B LU E B E L L Steawch T.bteta, Dtarrhoas. Cross, Harva. Ctmjk, Hay r . T « T »
. r Q u a r t TabM a.
ny will find it a paying proposi Wallace A. Newlin, M r. and Mrs. glad that they have the little T .h l .u f o r C h iid n i. L it ir , K ra a la
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg.
B. H. W ood w ard .
tion.
ones to buy for.
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For sale by F . H . Caldwell & Co.
DR. R. W. NARROLO,
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New Furnishings
New Hats and Shoes
New Cloaks and Skirts
N ew Dress Goods
N ew Flannelettes
N ew Suitings
New Corsets
N ew Linens
N ew Hosiery
’ N ew Rubbers
N ew Notions
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