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LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG
P H Y S IC IA N S ft SURGEON S
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| Office in P in t N a t’l B u lk Building
Both Phones
N O R T H BO U ND
SOUTH BOUND
Miss Lina Langton was down
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Maris, of
from McMinnville last Thursday Portland, spent Snnday in town
visiting with relatives.
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Nancy Crawford drove
The cleaning o f the mud from
down lrom Dayton last Thurs­ the surface o f First street has
added much to the appearance
day to visit the Butt family.
D. D. Coulson, o f Portland o f the street.
Making Dec. a
Merry Month
spent Thanksgiving day with his • J. C. Duncan says we will have
sister at the college dormitory a fall of snow before the tenth of
L. Marvin Blair was np from
Miss Elsie Smith, of Salem, the month and again between
Portland to ipend Thanksgiving came down Thursday morning the first and the fourteenth o f
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DR. JO H N S.
with the home folks.
to visit her friend Laura Ham January, and J. C. Clemenson
Stands sponsor for Jim to
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Beginning early with Holiday stocks
SURGEON
Mrs. H. R. Morris and baby mer.
th a t he makes good.
complete and at interesting prices.
went to Portland last Thursday
Miss Ethel Waterhouse is np
Elder Geo. Lawver, teacher at
evening
to
visit
a
few
days
with
from
Gearhart
on
her
annual
vis­
W ith all your Xmas requirements
B «n k of New berg
Office
it with Mr. and Mrs. R. Rich­ Bethany Bible School o f Chicago,
relatives.
and staple Decem ber needs as well,
Will preach at the Brethren church
ards.
Clifford Terrell and family were
you'll appreciate the timeliness of
Sunday, Dec. 6, at 11 a. m., also
up from Portland over Sunday
Mrs. A. B. Wilmot, of Oregon at 2:30 p. m. All are cordially
these offerings.
visiting with his brother, W. E City, is visiting her mother. Mrs, invited to attend. No services
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Terrell, and family who recently G. W. Cutts, a t her home near at the church in the evening. *
returned home from their visit town.
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
George A. Best and Thomas
east and south.
Miss Margaret Inglis spent a Patterson, friends o f J. D. Gor­
0ENTI8T.
Cephas Maris and wife, who tew days last week with friends don, o f Dundee, who arrived here
are down from the eastern part in Portland.
recently from North Dakota, are
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o f Washington on a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Newby and located out northwest o f town
their daughters, Mrs. S. M . Cal ittle son ate Thanksgiving din-,
qn small places which they had
kins and Mrs. George Hash, are ner with Clarence E lliott’s on
purchased through Mr. Gordon
spending a few days at McMinn­ the Dundee hills.
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KM. ALICI C. BOWBBS.
MOMBB D. BOVUI.
before they came. A clipping
ville and Sheridan this week.
Rev. Lindley A. Wells came up from their former home paper
Mr. Maris looks scarcely a day
rom Portland Monday evening which appears in another col­
older than when he was in the
to be in attendance at a meeting umn, speaks a good word for
harness business in Newberg fif­
them.
of the college board.
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S
teen years ago.
O n d D ilt. i| tk i p u n t ichonl, XlrkiTtll«,
The sale o f the fifty acre fruit
The sawmill has been shut
No., under tho founder, Dr. A. T. 8( 111.
Carrol Kirk and wife, who are
Office i t Bodd.no«, on« block nwrtb of Bonk
arm
of
A.
C.
Churchill,
tw
o
miles
down for a week on account o f
of i**wberg
ocated at North Yakima where
Offloe boon . » to 12 and ISO to i.
north of Newberg, to Theodore an accident which occurred while
Bell pbona.
ne is engaged in Y. M. C. A. I. Pierre, from Kansas, is re­
an unusually heavy log was be­
work, are spending a vacation at ported.
ing hauled up from the river on
O ur M odern Grocery offers Staple and Fancy
the home o f his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Miles came the long incline. The strain on
Eatables, at all Seasons
Mrs. N. G. Kirk, on the farm in
DR. GEO. LA R K IN
up from Portland the first o f the the machinery was too heavy
the Cbehalem Center neighbor­
week, this being her first visit to and considerable damage was
Dentist.
hood north of town. Prof. R.
Newberg since her return from done. Fortunately the men were
W. Kirk and family were also
Office over First N at’l Bank
given warning and all escaped
ndiana.
down from Independence last
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Mrs. Corby, wife o f Attorney ' ;o a safe distance before the break
week for a short visit.
C. W. Corby was down from Sa­ ame, which sent broken pieces
“E V E R Y B U Y E R E L E A S E D ”
Mrs. M ary Scott’s home was
machinery in all directions.
lem last week arranging lor
entered one day last week and a
On Wednesday Jesse Edwards
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son small iron bank full o f change housekeeping rooms and willjoin
her husband here soon.
and Rev. A. J. Weaver went to
was taken from the top of a
Funeral Directors Sc. Embalmera lookcase. The bank was to have
Roy Wood has bought the McMinnville where they joined
been opened at Christmas time property on North Meridian others in presenting a petition to
Calls Answered D ay or Night
and the money counted, and of street opposite L. H. Shirley’s the connty court, asking the court
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course there is much disappoint­ home of W. R. Oliver, who came to make an offer o f a reward of
Ore.
Newberg,
ment in the home. A lady living here from Portland a few months $50 to anyone who will furnish
n the same part o f town lost a ago and who now owns the City evidence that will lead to the ar­
rest and conviction of persons
arger sum in a similar way. Bakery.
Sam Antbes has bought the 'or violating the local option
)on ’t leave money about the
DR. N. M O R R IS O N %
loose when yon go aw ay from north half o f block 37 in Ed­ law. After due consideration
wards addition on Sixth street the request was granted and the
tome.
D E N T IS T
and
will improve it. It will be reward now stands,
Prof. R. G. Boone, of Los An­
geles, an educator o f many years noted that Sam is of marriage- . i T he county commissioners have
experience in Normal School able age, being neither too young tailed a good roads meeting to
ke, held at the court house on
work, visited in town last week nor too old, and handsome.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
W.
Newhouse
Saturday
at ten o ’clock and the
with Prof. Edwin Hadley and
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amity, his wife being an aunt of went to Brooks Tuesday to at­ attendance of every citizen in the
Mrs. Hadley. Prof. Boone was tend the funeral o f A. M. Aspin- county who is interested in a*
x>rn and grew up in Indiana wall who died in a Portland hos­ movement tor better roads is de­
where he was educated and pital where he was taken for sired. One object of the meeting
DR. A M. D A V IS
where he spent several years in treatment. The Aspinwall fami­ is to get the views of the tax­
teaching. Of late years he has ly lived in Newberg for a few payers recant £$&t he jroper levy
D EN TIST
icen devoting his time to insti­ months on their arrival in Ore­ i :o be made <©r -road improve­
ment. No more important meet­
tute work up and down the coast gon from Minnesota.
O fflo o In Union B lock
and has a wide reputation as a
President Isaac Sharpless of ing has been called during the
ecturer.
Havertord College, Pennsylva­ year, for this is a matter that in­
Will Clemenson and family, nia, who will visit a number of terests everybody, and Newberg
A ll prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver­
who came from Clarkston, Wash­ the colleges of the country in the ought to send a big delegation.
F R U IT T R E E S
min
or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f
ington, last week to visit with capacity o f lecturer during the
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up-to-date furnishings.
W ell yes, s general stock always on relatives in town remained until winter, has been engaged for a
Open Letter to Holiday
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W .
course
of
lectures
to
be
delivered
Shoppers.
they
B. Reed for prices before buying else­ Monday morning when
¿Ptctyr* J n t miny m 3p»ciaity
where. Address,
took their departure for home. at Newberg on the second and
F o r a number of years the W.
Will took the postoffice when third of January. He is a man
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg.
W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & CO.
Clarkston was in the embryo who stands high in educational C. T . U., the Consumer’s League,
JP ohs * J *um tsAtrs
*i/tnt*riak*rs
stage and the mail could be car­ circles among the big institutions and other philanthropic societies
TTOENET-AT-LAW
ried in his hat, but the town has of the country, and while he sent out this annual appeal to
Goods sold on the installment plan.
CLARENCE BUTT.
shown great development and as don’t pose as an orator he will the women to refrain from shop­
W ill practice la all t'u. uourta of tho »tele
■perlai aUentloif gire a tu probat« work, tb« they lay claim to 3000 or more be worth hearing. The lectures ping the last ten days prior to
writing of deed», mortgage», contract» and tb«
Christmas week, that they may
inhabitants, the office o f post­ will be free.
drafting of all legal paper*
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O f f ic i — Second Floor
master, which he still holds, is a
The college basketball team do their part in observing the
B+nk of Newberg Buildtus.
good paying one.
will play the East Side Athletic “ Golden Rule” in practice. Many
humanity-loving women strong­
A large audience greeted “ The Association team of Portland on
ly
feel that the true meaning o f
Artist T rio ” at Duncans hall on the home floor Saturday night.
Christmas time has been cruelly
last Saturday night, this being The teams were pretty evenly
perverted,
and pledge themselves
A t $15.00 per Lot
the first number of the Star L y ­ matched last season and a good
not
to
be
partners
in this cruelty
Will furnish their customers
T. Brouillette’s Addition po ceum course, and many words o f game may be expected. The
and
will
not
shop,
except
for
the
t Rose Lawn Cemetery
praise for the evening’s entertain­ home team was defeated in the
Electric Irons on 30 Days Triad. No charge for use
necessities. Will you join those
games
played
in
Portland
on
last
ment
have
been
heard
from
those
of Iron during the 30 days.
Care o f lots guaranteed for &
who thus testify by actions that
who heard the ladies. With a Friday and Saturday nights with
small consideration.
they will try to bring true Christ­
musical number it is nearly al­ the Y. M. C. A. and Multnomah
mas into the lives o f the working
ways the case that there will be teams, but the boys think that
This labor-saving necessity may he used by connecting to
people.—From
“ Labor Dep’t ”
one or tw o people who show up toward the close o f the season,
any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron
ft
W. C. T. U.
strong with their parts, while when the return games are to be
to you on approval.
others will only rank as medium, played, they will be in shape to
Finest Photos in'the city.
Crayon and
Fence-rail philosophy may lie
but it was not so with the young hold the score down much closer.
W ater Colors a Specialty.
good enough in its way, but we
ladies Saturday night. Miss ’ At noon on Thanksgiving Day
A ll work first-class,
pin our faith to the man who
Doyle captivated the audience | at the home of the bride’s parents
MRS. F. H. B R O W N IN G
climbs down and goes to work.
First & Howard Sts.
New berg with her Irish stories given in the i in Newberg, Miss Maggie Hcvi-
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native tongue and with her fault­ land, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Notice of Assessment.
less gestures, for she was born in B. F. Heviland, was married to
An Insidious Danger.
Ireland, while Miss McGill as so­ C. F. Moore, o f Portland, Rev. Notion in hereby Riven that the Counoil of
the City of Newberg. Oregon I* about to »*»**»
One of the worst features o f kid­ loist and Miss Deering as violin­ Ilirafh Gould, o f Forest Grove, ami determine the proportionate «hare of the
<• 0 * 1 « of gr»dlng. of orimhed rook planed upon,
ney trouble is that it is an insidious ist were equally strong with officiating. The newly wedded and building of oomont ourb*. gutter and rntM
w*lkv and improving all that portion of Main
Fresh and Cured Meats. The Best the Market
disease and befoie the victim real­ their numbers. We have heard couple will make their home in . street from the railroad traek South to South
affords. A square deal with our customers.
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i line ol Kind Street in the City o( Newberg. aa-
izes bis danger he may have a fatal o f no one who is dissatisfied 1 ortland where the groom has a «ewll.le to each lot or parrel Of ground abutting
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, upon »aid portion <•! Main Street *o improved,
Let us convince you.
malady.
Take Foley’s Kidney with the purchase o f their sea­ position in the Meier & Frank ! That MlriCoanoll will e t « regular meeting
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I thereof to be held at the Council room at New-
Remedy at the first sign o f trouble son ticket for the course. It is store. The bride IS a highly re- j berg. Oregon, Monday evening, lieoemher 7th.
as it corrects irregularities and pre­ expected that the other numliers spected young lady who has the ate
eie part
pert of »aid ooeteof «aid Improvement* up
on the ebuttieg property.
vents Bright's disease and diabetes. will be even stronger than the best wishes o f a large number of Deled -----
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ber f*th,
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F or sale by C. F. Moore.
first.
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Reonrlffr of thg City of Newber*.
friends in Newberg.
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K. GOB JIMS
Plain a n d c o l o r e d woven
boxes and baskets
Pictured china in 3 8 various
styles
Dainty display of handker­
chiefs, belts, bags, collars,
combs, etc.
Men’s Xmas furnishings ga­
lore
Parker Merc. Co., Inc.
Call and examine the new
Hand Painted
China
J. H. WILSON & SON
At the Newberg Furniture Store
Cemetery Lots
n T h e
Y a m h ill E l e c ­
tric
C om pa
PRICE $ 4 . 5 0
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