Newberg graphic., December 17, 1908, Image 7

world, and yon can’t always tell
how an investment is going to
LITTLEFIELD Sc ROM IG
come
out. Then it is a common
NOXTH BOUND.
-
¡H ow They A re Building U p Bus­
P H Y S IC IA N S A SURG EON S
remark
that men o f the green
8.47 a. m.
4.18 p. m.
iness in New berg.
cloth are very generous fellows
SOUTH BOUND.
9.05 a. m.
5.40 p. m.
Since it is the province of a news­ with their money when they are
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Offlc« in P in t N a i'l Bulk Building
paper to make mention o f ‘ every appealed to for assistance. Isn’t
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Both Phone«
temptations make m erry the purchasing o f
Local Events.
business and profession carried there evidence ot it right,.here at
on in the field which it is sup­ home, where it is currently re­
holiday gifts. Shop where stocks are complete*
ported that one ot the experienced
posed
to
cover,
it
becomes.
the
all arranged to the quickest selling advantage.
Rev. Elmer E. Pemberton was
members of this firm has been so
duty
o
f
the
Graphic
to
make
down from Salem Wednesday.
generously remembered by the
Special delivery o f fur trimmed slippers and
DR. JOHN S. RANKIN (i Alden Chamberlain and family some little notice o f thegambUOk boys down the line, that he has
which appears to have reached
\ |r fancy furnishing goods.
have gone on a visit with rela­
PHYSICIAN mmd SURGEON
the stage ot a profession with been enabled to build tor himself
tives to Kansas City.
some o f the residents o f Newberg, a nice cottage more centrally lo­
Office over Bank o f tyewberg
Last week to get pictured china in 38 different
W. H. Whitten and family are
It has been known all along cated for- business? More might
Both Phonea
styles.
be said o f what these men are do­
expecting to spend the holidays! that there was a certain
with his parents at Newport
I that wer<. often kept up late of ing for Newberg and what a
Elder J. S. Secnst o f Olympia, | njg hts around very dim lights noble example some of them are
Washington, will have charge ot wjth curtains closely drawn setting tor their growing boys,
the services ot the Brethren tempting dame fortune, though bat enough has been said to give
church Sunday.
,
. little has been said about it, but the readers o f the Graphic some
OR. R. W. HARROLD,
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.
f\ a ’*; ■ £
f
■ ,
The regular monthly meeting since it appears that the number little idea o f their operations.
Any
parents
having
sons
o
f
good
o f the library board will be next is increasing and it is becoming a'
0ENTI8T.
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Monday night at 8 o'clock. M r s . profession on the part o f some o: moral character and o f the proper
age to branch out into business
BOTH PHONES
. A. E l l i o t t , Secy.
the higher-nps, it is certainly
for
themselves in a small way,
J. B. Forsyth who is well ad- business calling tor some mention
may investigate for themselves if
vaoced in years and who has on the part ot a local paper t
they so desire. The opportunity
been sick ot late was able t o at- W k es some pretense ot k
is here afforded for a starter.
UHL AUOB c.
D. m m .
tend the funeral o f his son Tues- its readers posted in matter#^
Farther information furnished on
day.
’ *
news. The fact is it is imperative-
application.
W. C. Woodward arrived home 0nly one day last
Obituary.
from the University o f California terested reader” told the editor
OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIAN S
at Berkeley Wednesday evening o f the Graphic that it would be
P n l u i l M at ih* parent «chonl, Klrkarilla,
John W. Forsyth uras bom in
Mo , under the foandor, D.-. A. T. Sail.
and will remain through the holi- weU lor some ^ ° P le to attend ,a
O m w at Rc.idence, m m lilotk nurtb o l Bank
Albany,
Oregon, Jan. 11, 1855
(jay8
.
.
little
more
closely
to
their
own
of M w berf
* Offlce hour., J to 12 and 1 :W to 5.
and
died
at his home in Newberg
business, and in thinking this
Ball phone.
Rev. C. L. Hamilton and wife
Dec.
13,1908.
thing over since he made this re­
came up from Portland the first
He received his education at
mark we are not sure but that
o f the week, the former to assist
Willamette
University,. * Salem,
we have been a little remiss ib
at the funeral o f J. W. Forsyth.
D R . G E O . L A R K IN
Oregon.
not attending to this matter
Mrs. Hull’s music students will sooner.
He was married to Miss Min-
Dentist.
give a recital in the college chapel
niejones
Dec. 22,1886. T o them
However a considerate public
on Saturday evening, beginning
Office over First Nat’l Bank
were
bora
six children, five
will no doubt give some weight
at eight o ’clock, to which the
to the mention o f mitigating cir­ daughters and one son o f which
Both Phones’
lublic is cordially invited.
• • E V E R Y B U Y E R J P U E A .S B D ”
cumstances.
Here we grind tw o preceded him to the Glory
vnrzvavwrmtwvrxMniA
Rev. H. J. McDevitt
will
cele-
_ ,
- _____ away at work from ten to four- Land; little Margaret in infancy
bratem au next Sunday at 10:30 L n ho„ „ a d
being d o r f y and little Mildred but a few
W . W . Hollingsworth Sc Son i. m. in Duncan a Hall. The new
^ h
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^ fa|,
months ago.
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Brother Forsyth is survived by
Funeral Directors Sc Em balm ers Catholicchurch will n,oat likely riod ^ daylight while theknlght.
be enclosed m abontam onth from I o f tbf
cloth ^
in their ms wife and four children, his
Calls Answered Day or Night
now . o that it can be used. T b e ,work durjng the , ti|| hour< o f aged father and three sisters, Mrs.
Both Phones
dedication will take place later the night after other people haye Steven G. Smith and Mrs. F. B.
on.
Newberg,
O r«.
gone to the land o f nod. They Farwell o f Portland and Mrs.
Enough snow showed np on I do a Httle work during daylight ohn L. Glenn, ot California.
4 >
1
8*de °* Chehalem mountain on Sundays occasionally to .be He was an industrious.'man,
*
• Wednesday morning to m ake! sure but this is rest day for us lonest to the core, so was he al­
D R - N. M O R R IS O N f rabbit tracking easy, and its de- j a n d consequently we are not sup- so an honest Christian and a
ay in coming was not long p08ed to know all that is going most earnest, devoted and loyal
On Saturday, Dec. 19, we will offer a
ehongh to materially effect the on at 8Uch hour8 Then again it member o f the Methodist Episco­
D E N T IS T
big lot o f Fancy Dishes, comprising
reputation o f our friend J. C. h , deemed prudent at timeefor a pal church. He was a faithful
our 15, 20, 25 and 90 cent articles at
Duncan as a weather prognosti- newspaper to maintain h s a y - trustee. He loved God supreme­
cator. Gi-ve us just as little o f it j nothing attitude in order to give ly. As a man and citizen he was
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Office in Union Block
as possible though, Jim.
the man who wears a star a highly esteemed, earning the con­
fidence o f the public by his strict
Charley Cavil, the Middleton j chance to do business,
See Window Display.
I
batchelor was down from his
All these things aside however integrity and the good will o f all
ranch Wednesday dressed np in for the present. Any growing by his genial spirit and cordiality.
The funeral services were con­
his Sunday-go-to-meeting togs. business Hke this one demands
'he shadows o f the last days o f some newspaper mention and the ducted by his pastor, Rev. F. L.
Young, assisted by his former
eap year are rapidly drawing j time is probably overdue.
pastor. Rev. C. L. Hamilton at
round and it pays to get into " the
In giving a write-up o f a busi-
the
M. E. church at half past ten
current. Many obstacles may be ness we are a little bit handi­
o
’clock
Tuesday morning Dec.
overcome in the run o f a couple capped when no pewspaper ad­
15,
1908
after which the remains
o f weeks with a display of the vertising has been done, nor cir­
were laid gently to rest in Rose-
jroper amount o f conrage.
culars printed to exploit the
lawn
cemetery.
Theodore S t Pierre o f Con­ enterprise, and worse still when
All prices in plain figures- Therefore, no ver­
cordia, Kansas, who bought the no printed sign is displayed to
FR U IT TR E E S
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line o f
Newton G. Kirk was born at
C. Churchill fruit farm north indicate the location, and the
up-to-date furnishings.
Salem,
Ohio,
August
20,
1841,
Well yee, s general stock always on
hand at Lafayette Nureery Co. See W. o f town has arrived here with his principals are reticent about im­ died at his home in Chehalem
B. Reed for prices before buying else­ :’amily, consisting of wife, a sev­ parting information regarding
IPieturm J n r m i my m Spm cia/ty
Center neighborhood north of
where. Address,
enteen-year-old son and a young the amount o f capital invested Newberg, Friday, December 11,
W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH & CO.
Box 3 7 , Lafayette, O reg.
daughter, and have taken posses­ and the stock carried.
It is 1908.
Jtomsm J *mmisAmrs fymtiertaArmrs
sion of the place. We extend a really not giving a newspaper­
While a young man he served
TTORNKY-AT-LAW
learty welcome to them and hope man a fair show, but we feel that
three years in the Civil War, after
Goods sold on the installment plan.
t ley may find Oregon to be all an indulgent public will overlook
which he taught school for sever­
CLARENCE BUTT.
t
ley
may
have
hoped
for
in
com­
any slight inaccuracies that may al years. February 1, 1872 be
Will praollM la *11 U.« eenrto o f the .tat«
•paclal attention (ir o n tu probate work, the ing.
be made in this brief mention of was married to Amyetta Shreve
■*
writing o f deed«, mortgagee, uontraett and tke
drifting of all lagal paper*
Two
Woodbum
young
men
one
o
f
Newberg’s
growing
indus­
N e w Borg O:
ist m æ æ æ uszi :
and for fifteen years thereafter be
O m c i — Second Floor
were
duck
hunting
on
the
Will­
tries.
Bank of Newberg Building.
was engaged in business at
amette between Champoeg and
From the best information ob­ Damascus, Ohio.
Here four
-
! utteville last Sunday, one row­ tainable it seems that there are children were bora to them, three
ing the boat and the other hold­ more than tw o dozen ot our fellow sons, Rollin W. who is principal
ing the guns which were loaded. citizens who have taken stock hi of the Independence school, Car­
A t $15.00 per Lot
The boat was landed, when the the undertaking, some more and rol E. who is engaged in Y. M.C.
Will furnish their customers
T. Brouillette’s Addition to ona holding the guns stepped out, others less. It is said too, to be
A. work at North Yakima, Arthur
Rose Lawn Cemetery
pulling his gun after him, when on a sliding scale and very fluc­ G. deceased and Mrs. Elizabeth
Electric Irons on 30 Days TriaL No charge for use
o f Iron during the 30 days.
Care o f lots guaranteed for a it was discharged, the charge of tuating. Several locations might M. Miles, ofOskaloosa, Iowa.
shot
blowing
the
top
o
f
his
head
be mentioned where more or less
small consideration.
In 1888 he removed with his
off and killing him instantly.
o f the business is transacted bat family to Oregon and located
This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
Mrs. W. W. Nelson has com­ this will be reserved for special near Newberg. He was an active
any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron
mention
at
some
future
time.
pleted the work o f taking the
member o f the Friends church
to you on approval.
It is currently reported that a and was held in high esteem by
enumeration o f the children in
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the Newberg school district of certain other business concern in the membership at Chehalem
Finest Photos in*the city. Crsyon and
the age for drawing school money town has been very much embar­ Center. The funeral was con­
«.
Water Colors a Specialty.
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and finds 467 boys and 461 girls, rassed on account of the interest ducted at this church on Sunday
All work first-class,
one
or
more
members
o
f
the
firm
making
a
total
of
929,
which
is
afternoon by Rev.James P. Price,
MRS. F. H. BROWNING
First A Howard Sts.
Newberg an increase of 91 over the enu­ has taken in this night work, but the burial following in the New­
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meration of last year. Theenroll- of course such things are liable to berg cemetery.
ment in the school is 720. Mrs. occur when interest is taken in
A n In s id lo u H D a n g e r .
Samuel Bottomley and wife, of
Nelson says she had great diffi­ large outside partnership aflairs
England,
whd spent several days
One of the worst features of kid­ culty in many instances in obtain­ though prospects may be prom­
in Newberg fifteen years ago
ney trouble is that it is an insidious ing the correct number o f child­ ising.
Fresh and Cured Meats, The Best the Market
disease and befote the victim real­ ren o f school age, the mothers
Some wives with tear stained while touring the United States,
affords. A square deal with our customers.
izes his danger he may have a fatal having the impression that dt eyes may have spent nights of are again in the country and on
Let us convince you.
malady. Take Foley’s Kidney would cost the family something sleepless waiting for husbands Tuesday they stopped off here for
Remedy at the first sign of trouble for every name given, and conse­ who just went "up tow n,” and a short visit with E. H. Wood­
as it corrects irregularities and pre­ quently insisting that this one possibly some children have not ward and family. They have
sents Bright's disease and diabetes. or that one should not be counted been clothed as they should have since gone 9outh and will spend
For sale by C. F. Moore.
as they were not in school.
been, but it is the way of the the winter in Southern Caiifornia.
Rallroad Tim« Table.
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Shopping
Xmas Groc’ries
NS. HIS ! NilS
Candies
Fruits
Nuts
Cider
Staple and Fancy
Groceries
Parker Merc. Co., Inc.
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FANCY CROCKERY
O N E DAY O N L Y
i
10 C E N T S EA C H
J. H. WILSON & SON
At the Newberg Furniture Store
Cemetery Lots
The Yamhill Flee
trie Company
PRICE $ 4 .5 0
Browning Photo
Studio
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