Newberg graphic., January 07, 1909, Image 7

Miw Grace Pinky visited Dell Butler of Monmouth, was
triends at Liberty the first of the in tow n Wednesday visiting with
week.
his uncle, J. E. Hale.
Charles Flynn and family were Elsie Hollingsworth who has
up from Portland last week visit' been here for several months vis­
in* a t the home of Mrs. Flynn's iting a t the home of his parents, I
parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Fin- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Honings-
worth, left for Del hart, Texas,last
Mias Bessie Mills, daughter of Monday morning where he will
A. 0 . Mills, left Monday for again take up railroading as en­
Southern California where she ex­ gineer on a freight.
DR. JOHN S. RANKIN
pects to remain some time with A missionary service will be I
relatives.
- « held in the Free Methodist church
Howard Harrold who came Sunday a t 11 a. m. Jan. 10. • A
home from tfie State University program by the Sunday School
a t Eugene to spend the holidays will be rendered. Also a sermon
returned to his work the first of by the pastor. All are cordially
invited to attend. E. L. S m it h , j
the week.
Walter Inman left for his for­
mer home in Hamilton county,
Realizing that the long coat season
Indiana last Saturday, in re­
is on the decline, we will offer for
sponse to a telegram saying his
tfie next 10 days all coats and
mother was dangerously sick.
building, and Principal Wiley
jackets at a TWENTY per cent
Mr. and Mrs. N.D. E lliott were
says it is furnishing plenty of
discount
down from Salem the latter p a rt
BOTH PHONES
heat and is giving good satis­
of the week visiting with rela­
Good selection to pick from. Black,
faction. The company th at in­
tives. They took w ith them on
stalled the plant promised to fur-
brown, blue, tan and mixed colored
their return little Marjorie, the
. nish the Graphic a full descrip­
coats. Black and brown crushed
year and a half old daughter of
tion of the system but it has
▼ehrfet jackets. Special for 10 days
W. Charles, she recently being
failed to show up.
left w ithout a mother.
only.
Roy Fitch, Ernest Had lock and
The public library has been re­ Haines Burgess who will repre­
Remember we pay special attention
O ST E O PA T H IC PH Y SIC IA N S
moved to the upper room of the sent Pacific College in the ap­
to our grocery departm ent Free
O iH u iM i t Ik* parent schon!, KlrksrtUe,
building occupied by F. E. Vestal, proaching series of the College
lo., andar Uta foundor. Dr. A. T. Stili,
OWee et Recidono«, one block north ol Bank
delivery.
the barber. A number of new
Debating League of Oregon are
OSoa h o o ìv 7 to U and l M to A
books were recently bought,
■OU phono.
hard a t work on the ship subsidy,
question
which is the subject at
'm m m m rnm m m w Trm xrm
issue. To give them some good
hard
practice, Professors W. J.
DR. G E O . LARKIN
Reagan, W. A. Newlin and Rev.
Dentist.
A. J. Weaver have organized
themselves into an opposing team
Office over First N at’l Bank
and the first skirmish will take
Both Phone«
place at the college this evening.
“ E V E R Y B U Y E R B L E A. S E D *
Anyone interested may feel free
to attend.
P. N. Skinner is a t home again
W. W. Hollingsworth Sc Son
from Leavenworth, Kansas,
Funeral Directors Sc Embalasen
where he w as called by tele­
gram on account of the illness of
Calls Answered Day or Night
his mother, though he did n o tar-
Both Phones
rive until after her death, which
Newberg,
Ore.
came a t the age of eighty-one
years. The deceased and her
husband, Archibold Skinner who
Portland, a t the home of the
preceded her, were prominent
Make home attractive for the young people by furnish­
bride a t the M. B. parsonage on
early settlers in Leavenworth.
ing
the house throughout with well selected and appro­
last Sunday a t the hour of 12:30
Besides the one son, P. N. Skinner
priate furniture. There is nothing like it to hold them.
in the afternoon, in the presence
D E N T IS T
of Newberg, she leaves tw o
of the immediate family and a
daughters, Mrs. S. D. Ryan of
few of their friends, the father of
Leavenworth and Mrs. S. M.
the bride officiating. The bride
Office in Union Block
Kelsey of Cleveland, Ohio.
has beep holding a position as
The Oregon Electric surveying
stenographer in the German winter a t least. I t seems pretty crew spent considerable time last
American bank in Portland and rough to pnll up and leave a fine week on the survey made earlier
the groom is in business in the new church building ju st com­ in the season between Newberg
city. Their home will be in P o rt­ pleted, but he says his labors all and the gap of the mountain at
DR. A. M. DAVIS
land.
along have been more of pioneer Rex, straightening the line. This
On New Years Evening a r a t­ work in laying sure foundations last work puts the line on the
tling good game of basket ball for others, and he feels a t home south side of the wagon road at
w as played in the college gym­ in this kind of service. Besides Rex and swings around the hill
nasium between the High School being an active, efficient pastor, to the south, entering the valley
and the college Freshmen. In the Rev. Blair is an all around good fa r enough down to ju st miss the
Will furnish their customers
first half of the game there was fellow and we are exceedingly L. S. Otis farm, when a bee line
Electric Irons on 30 Days Trial. No charge for use
little to choose between the tw o sorry to see him leave Newberg. is made for Newberg, entering
of Iron during the 30 days.
teams, but as time faded aw ay The local church v\ ill hold a busi­ town on Second s tre e t This sur­
F R U IT T R E E S
the Freshmen added several ness session on Sunday, when it vey cuts off about two hundred
Well yes, a general stock always on
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W. notches to their score stick, the is understood a decision will be feet along the south side of the
This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
B. Reed for prices before buying else­ final result being 27 to 17. Those reached in the m atter of calling Levi Lewis farm, better known
any electric light socket Let us deliver an iron
where. Address,
representing the High School a new pastor.
as the Brutscher place.
to you on approval.
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg.
were the tw o Larkins, Motschen-
The snowstorm of the week
The hill back of the Joseph
bacher, Henry, Brunton and Otis. has caused the old timers to take Wilson residence was the scene
The winners were Lewis, Newby, several glances backward by way of -a good deal of activity on
Smith, Hadley and Rees.
of refreshing their memories and Wednesday night until a late hour
New Years Eve' w as observed comparing other storm periods in when young men and maidens,
in a very satisfactory and sub­ order to be able to properly post boys and girls congregated there
stan tial way a t the Friends the tenderfoot regarding the past, with sleds for a slide down the
church, the pastor, Rev. Weaver, the present and the probable fu­ hill. Such opportunities don’t
giving the men of his congrega­ ture. Little did we anticipate a come to residents of the Willam­
tion a supper. Tables were set veering of the wind to the north­ ette valley very often and they
Fresh and Cured Meats. The Best the Market
in the Christian Endeavor room, east and the coming of snow on must be made the most of while
affords.
A square deal with our customers.
from which the benches had been going to bed Monday night, but they la s t The oftener the sled
At $15.00 per Lot
Let us convince you.
removed, and eighty men pro­ on Tuesday morning the ground turns over and spills the occupants
T. Brouillette’s Addition to ceeded to put the good things was already white and the beau­ out in the snow the merrier is the
Rose Lawn Cemetery
before them where they would do tiful continued to fall throughout crowd, and boys who would scorn
Care of lots guaranteed for a the m ost good. The ladies of the the day, while the wind did its to split an armful of kindling in
church kindly arranged for the best to keep things stirring, just such weather will stay at the
small consideration.
supper which was served by the a little after the manner of the “ slide” until midnight and vow
young ladies of Mrs. Weaver’s obstreperous prairie wind, the they are not the least bit cold.
Sunday School class—with the freaks of which many of our The first inter-high school de­
full “consent" of the governed.” readers have a very good memory. bate of the Oregon High School
Not the least factor in the success ¡The snowfall has reached a depth Debating League in which the
Finest Photos in^the city. Crayon and
of the occasion was the violin I of eight inches and is still falling. Newberg High School will par­
Watar Colors a Specialty.
music discoursed by Miss Doris ! while the mercury has not been ticipate, will be held on Friday
All work first-class,
of this week in Duncan’s
Gregory. The after dinner pro­ lower than 17 above the zero evening
Hall. The High School will be
MRS. F. H. BROWNING
First A Howard Sts.
Newberg gram was called as follows: "The mark. Some sleds have appeared represented by Dale Trew, Kath­
Masculine in Christianity,” Prof. on the streets and others are in ryn Bryan, and Vernon Motschen-
The opposing team
W.
J. Reagan; “ Relations of the course of hasty construction. If bacher.
A n In ald lo o a D a n g e r,
Membership to the P astor,” Prof. the weather man holds his grip comes from North Yamhill. The
question to be debated is: “ Re­
One of the worst features of kid­ F. K. Jones; “ The Laboring Man at the present gait, pretty fair solved. that the Federal Govern­
ney trouble is that it is an insidious and the Church,” Allen Jay; “ The sleighing may be anticipated, and ment should own and operate the
disease and befoie the victim real­ Business Man and the Church,” the sporty youngster may blow railroads.” The Newberg team
izes bis danger he may have a fatal J. C. Colcord. The evening was himself for a string of jingle bells supports the Negative. The
A tempest in a teapot is a la-' While you are link« ring around
malady. Take Foley’s Kidney a success, not only from agastric with a fair prospect of attracting judges are Hon. F. W. Mulkey.
miliar
phenomenon; but only a t this season nu.ki ig things,
of
Portland,
Prof.
J.
B.
V.
But­
Remedy at the first sign of trouble standpoint,the mingling together the attention of some fair maiden ler of Monmouth. Hon. M. C.
those
u
h * live in the cyclone belt mnkea few good resolutions,and
as it corrects irregularities and pre­ oi the members socially being who under other circumstances George of Portland. A large at­
are
permitted
to observe a tea- then stick to them like a sand-bar
vents Bright's disease and diabetes. greatly appreciated by all con­ would turn up her nose at a mere tendance will be appreciated.
pot in n tempest. f .
1 to a sheep s tail.
Admission twenty-five cents.
cerned.
„ glance from him.
For sale by C. F. Moore.
Ladles’ and Children
Coat & Jacket
= S p e c ia l=
Parker Merc. Co., Ine
N O T H IN G LIK E I T I
W. W. Hollingsworth & Co
trie Company
P R IC E $ 4 .5 0
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