DR. GEO. LARKIN
DtntiiV
Office over First N at’l Bank
Both Phones
J. D. Gordon sold the First
street store building be bonght
of J. P. Pcttingfll to J. A.
Hollings worth. Later he bought
the
J. C. Lucas store building
the week.-
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located across the street from
Rer. Joseph Hepp was down
P. H. Greed has been down from Salem the first o f the week the Im perial hotel, which he has ;
since sold to P; N. Skinner.
from Black Rock daring the
visiting w ith his son a t his hoenf
week.
east ot tow n.
Noah Heater and son Gay
Mrs. M atilda Johnson, H o f
went to Corvallis the first o f the W hitticr. California visited m
The old recitation room has
week.
tow n w ith Mrs. Lizzie W hite a greatly changed its appearance
Miss Bernice W oodward visit, few days last week.
since last week. A new table
ed w ith Miss M ary Minthorn in, Miss Edene Briedwell/ o f Me* has been placed in it besides
Portland last Sunday.
Minnville, has been in tow n several chairs and benches.
A. M. Hoskins and wife have during the week visiting w ith Maps have been hung on the
wall and shelves built for books.
been np from Lents daring the Miss Beulah Spaulding.
T w o sets o f Encyclopedias and
week visiting w ith relatives.
H arry Rambo and a gentle
While in Patterson & Son's man named Shoemaker arrived other reference books have been
store Tuesday morning Uriah here from Ham ilton county. placed there. This is a reference
and reading room which is
Bad ley was stricken w ith paral Indiana a few days ago.
greatly
appreciated by the
ysis and has since been in a low
It goes, w ithout saying that
physical condition.
the W illiam s Jnbilee Singers are
Mrs. Jennie Remmington and the best on the road. Hear them
daughter w ill return'from Grass a t Duncans hall tonght.
Valley this week where they have
W alter H. W hitten has bought
been for the past "three weeks the building on First street, the
visiting w ith relatives.
low er room of which is occupied
Mrs. M ary M orn*spent a tew by F. E. Vestal, the barber.
days a t Sheridan last Week visit*
The many friends o f W. H. Gal-
ing w ith her daughter, Mrs. land, who went to St Vincents
Sadie Baker. The ¡"Bakers are hospital in Portland the first o f
preparing to g o to Oklahoma to the waek for surgical treatment,
ocate.
w ill be glad to know th at be
S. A. M ills and fam ily arrived stood the operation well and
here from Caldwell, «Idaho Tues- that he is gettin g along nicely.
Alonzo White and fam ily who
w ith relatives. - They-*will spend are on their w ay from Long
considerable time lodking about Beach,
California to North
the country before 1 locating Yakim a, Washington to locate,
again.
have been in tow n for several
Em ory Hod son has bonght days visiting w ith Mrs. Rufb
frontage on First street adjoin Heston w ho is an aunt o f Mrs.
audience. The Indian girls being
ing the lo t purchased last week White.
so much larger and stronger
by C. J. Edwards and he and
The Ramsay hill on the north than oars that it was hard tor
Mr. Edwards are maturing
the N. H. S. girls to play against
plans For erecting a building to
them w ith any success. Our
gether this season.
girls were defeated by a score o f
D. W. Cummins who removed
44 to 3.
to Independence recently to
The boys likewise labored
rnstle real estate was in tow n
under the same difficulty as the
the first ot the week. Th eelastk
girls for the Chemawa team was
step w ith which he passed about
heavier than the N. H. S. team.
the streets indicated a streak o f
Never-the-less the New berg team
prosperity not to be despised.
played-splendidly and made it a
The jurors drawn from this
hard game for the Chemawa
part o f the conhty to serve at
Jx>ys to win. - The score was 14
the coming term ot circuit court part of tow n. We understand to 22 in favor o f Chemawa.
which w ill open March 22, are M arr contemplates building ou Our boys deserve to be highly
2. B. Wilson, N. E. B ritt, Charles the lo t this season.
praised tor their splendid play-
f. Mackie, C. H . Christenson,
W ord was received here recent- ing.
i. S. Craven, R. P. Cummins y ot the death o f George Everest,
and Chas. J. Clemen son.
a t his home at Ig o , California.
There is a melody in the color He was a brother o f William«
The follow ing notes on the
ed singers voice, such as is not Reuben and David Everest, att boys baseball w ork has been
given by the representatives o f deceased, and was the fast o f handed in by one o f them:
any other race of people. The the fam ily to go. He was about
The boys o f the city have rush
Williams Jubilee Singers who eighty years ot age.
ed the season and have already
are billed for Duncans hall to
Clyde Atkins w ho sold his been playing baseball a little.
night w ill be at their best and place near tow n recently removed The teams are arranged a little
;ron w ill w ant to hear them. to Ashland this week, hoping different from last year. Instead
Admission 35 and 60 cents.
the change to that locality w ill o f the tw o ends o f tow n it is the
George Bryan has sold his 640 be beneficial to his health. His tw tf sides o f First street. The
acre farm for $70 per acre which father, D. C. Atkins who has teams have signed np for three
means $44800, a very nice little been a resident of tbpeommnnity games and tw o hare been play
snm to have shoved into a farm tor thirty-eight years went w ith . ed, both resulting in favor ot the
er’s pocket. W ith the removal o f him, though he said be would South side. The fancy w ork in
the fast game was done by
dr. Bryan from West Chehalem have preferred to remain here.
On Friday night, March 12 Parker on first base and Trews,
one o f the few livin g landmarks
goes, and w ith a few more revival services w ill commence in fine catch in right field, also
changes a new order o f things the Christian Tabernacle con Arm strong's beautiful catch in
ducted by the pastor, assisted left field. Elmer H ollingsworth
w ill prevail.
The front o f the room occupied by Prof. A. W . Shatter Singing was umpire.
Hereafter all particulars ot the
> yj. H. Mills, the jew eler has Evangelist ot W alla W alla,
game w ill be mentioned. The
been very m aterially improved
The line up is as follow s:
>y the rem oval o f the old win
, South Side
North Side
dows which have been replaced
R. Slater
catcher D. Douglas
by plate glass.
The show
preached. A ll are Vary cdrdfally D. Fairbanks pitcher R. Butt
invited to these services.
P. Jones
sh ortstop
D. Butt
G bo . C. R it c h e y , pastdf. R- Parker 1st base J. E llio tt
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. , . D. Armstrong 2nd “ E. Andrews
The public will be intereet^ m R ^
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Parker Mere. Co., ¿ Inc
$9.00 to $16.50 Suits at
Parker Merc. Co., : Inc
“E V E R Y BIDDER P L E A S E D
A T T H E N E W B E R G F U R N IT U R E ST O R E
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Office in Union Block
DR. A . M. D A V IS
FRUIT TREES
W e ll yes, s general stock always on
hand at Lafayette N ursery Co. See W .
B. Reed for prices before buying else
where. Address,
Browning Photo
Studio
Finest Photos in the city. Crayon and
• W ater Colors a Specialty.
A ll work flrat-cUae.
As the Portland passenger
train was
pulling into the
M RS. F . H r B R O W N IN G
station Wednesday morning,
First A Howard Sta.
New berg
“ F id o," a pup o f comely appear
ance, was frisking about the
track w ith other canines, when
he was suddenly impressed with
the conviction that it was his
Property bought and sold on
place to cross the track im
commission; rents collected.
mediately in front o f the engine.
Business solicited. W ill give
A t least he made the attem pt,
fair treatment to all.
Call
but he miscalculated his sprint
on us st W iley building, one
ing abilities and only reached
door east o f Held's harness
the outside rail in time to be
shop.
caught by th e wheel and his
W . E. W H IT E & CO.
head was left on one side of the
Bell phone 907.
rail while his body reposed peace
fully on the other. Ami little
Prank Cummins now has "F id o ” w ill never w ag that tail
charge of the sale o f lots in the again in response to the whistle
Ramsey H ill Cemetery.
14t4 o f his master.
REAL ESTATE
You w ill find the
Up-To-Date W A LL P A P ER
Fine Patterns, Large Stock. The most fo r your money.
Come in and look it over. N ew mattings just in from
he Orient.
W. W. Hollingsworth & Co
IT IS OUR BUSINESS
To light die Business Houses, Residences
and Public Buildings o f New berg. In order
to do this property w e can furnish a number
o f different types o f lamps and fighting
units. Call and see us and let us explain
the advantages o f the Tungsten Lamp.
CITY M E A T M A R K E T
Freah and Cured Meats. The. Best the Market
affords. A square deal with our customers.
L e t us convince you.
J. E. B U C K LEY
> , C t • ’ Vi U L. Fortner center field O. Vincent
sell Canning C o’s, plant in New-
.. K . Andrews
berg w ill be operated the coming f
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season. J a m « W aters, who is A Sheldon iett ^
A. Evans
to have charge .of the plant
M arriage License.
arrived here the first ot the week
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w ith his fam ily and has rented
^ r a McClery age 19 years, to
the A. T. M cNav property south Earl Namitz age 21 years.
o f the college grounds. Mr.
.
Waters has had several years cx-
C a rro t I hanks.
perienceinthe canning business
.
S h o d
o f the many ^ different
styles o f the American
U niyersauv Lady Shoe we are show
ing and it really deserves
your attention.
N ever
before have you found
such quality and beauty
in a shoe at this price.
J. H. W ILSON & SO N