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PHYSICIANS A SUSSIONS
DR. JOHN S. RANKIN
Office
o f Newberg
J. D.
A few enthusfestic
Deen b d k r t i ( Tut
iv©
Dr.
Meridian
Street
8 . 4 ? a. m.
4.18 p. m.
Noah Heater and family
MissCleo White of
SOUTH BOUND.
to remove to Corvallis
ville
spent
Sunday
in
town
9.06 a. a .
6.40 p. m.
Vesta Kramien.
S.
A
Mills and wife went fci Rev, Mark» George, of Port­
Local Events.
Corvallis Tuesday to visit wit! land, was in town on business the
of the weak.'
the f(Miner’s brother, Dr.
Alton Packard, the cartoon Mills.
With a few more days of sun­
artist is coming.
ne the automobile ftfvei
Mrs.
A
Clark
was
up
Grass is beginning to start in Portland on Tuesday
le to break out in spots.
sheltered places sufficiently to arrangements for the funeral
C. C. Ferguson looked in on
make the cows smile.
her father, Milton Hampton.
august body of men at the
A hot time is in anticipation of W. H. Galland is improving that
extra
session of the legislature
the basketball meet at the college
NORTH BOUND.
and expects to he able to last Tuesday,
gym, Friday night You will nicely
return home from St Vincente S. G. Irvin was over from
want to see it
hospital some time next week. , Newport Wednesday helping to
Nathan White has sold two B. C. Miles is reported to be get his aunt Mrs. Ewing and
acres of his home tract in town, improving
now. He and daughter, get located in their
and consequently will curtail his the family rapidly
went
to
Newport last new home out north of town, ad-
fanning
operations.
week to remain for some time, joining the S. W. Newhouse
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
Mrs. Jay Gardner and little Dont throw your old shoes, tin Place on the north. The Ewings
ones were down from Rosedsle cans and empty bottles into the are recently from Illinois.
DENTIST. *
the first of the week visiting streets, but rather put them into Word was received here Tues­
with
her sister, Mrs. Nelson a box or barrel to await garbage day of the death of Milton J.
BOTH PHONES
Morrison.
Hampton, a former resident of
There is only one Packard and day.
f Çriah Badlfey who suffered a Newberg, which occurred atJack-
he will be here on Wednesday stroke
of paralysis a short time son ville. The body is to be
night of next week. He draws ago is improving
it is expect­ brought here for burial today.
pictures and crowded houaes. ed he will be out and again
in due The deceased came to Oregon
You will want to hear him.
from Iowa several years ago with
time.
Sunday evening at the Friends Report comes to the office that his family and up to the time of
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Chruch Mrs. L. F. Additon, a the Ramsey hill near town on the the death of his wife they lived
lecturer of national fame, will Dayton road, which was report­ a part of the time in town, but
n in e et BM idien., one Monk aurth of Beak speak on the subject of Social
to be in a very bad condition, the greater part was spent on the
Science. Everyone i n v i t e d . ed
has been much improved. Very farm near Dundee which they
You can’t afford to miss it * good.
owned. The children living are
Architects. E. Watkins says James Townsend and wife are one daughter in Iowa, Edgar L.
ho outlook is good for building recent arrivals from Fountain Hampton, a son, living in Seattle,
n Newberg this season. Plans City, Indiana. They are visit­ Mrs. Alvin Clark, Portland,
are being worked out for some ing with their daughters, Mrs. Mrs. E. P. Dixon and Mrs. H.
E xon, Grants Pass, and Mrs.
new business houses and there W. L Kelsey and Mrs. J. C. Di>
fte.
ester, wife of Dr. Thomas
will be many new residences Hodson.
ester, Jacksonville. The de­
juilt
A
fine
game
of
ball
is
expected
based
was for a number of years
Holders of season tickets for for Friday night when the P. CL
i
minister
in the Friends church,
the lyceum course may call at the .teajn will play Philomath. Help
usual places on Friday morning the boys out in the expense but was not actively engaged in
ministry after coming to Ore­
A Son and secure reserved seats for the account by attending, and at the the
gon.
The last few yean he has
! >ackard entertainment which same time enjoy a good game. ppent with
his daughters.
occurs on Wednesday night of H. R. Morris has sold hit
next week.
,
acre tract located a
N. L. Wiley, the Rex poultry- twenty-five
a half north of town to The bank of Newberg, a private
man, has s very readable article J. mile J. and
Jordon, who recently came corporation,
was organized and
m the last number of the Oregon to the valley from Hood River;
opened for business in 1889
Agriculturist in which he tells the price being $200 per
when Newberg was a mere ham­
the uninitiated how to success- The contract for carrying
let.
Bv strict adherence to con­
fully operate incubators and mail to and from the depot
ative business principles, it
irooders.
the postoffice has been awarded has gained
the confidence of the
Dr. J. B. Moore, who was the to B. F. Higgins at $14 per public, while
growth has
ST
irst practicing physician New­ month, and he has already been kept pace with it’s
it’s
section. In
berg . had was here last week mustered into the service. Cheap 1905 the capital stock
was in­
visiting with his brothers, A E. enough.
creased
to
$50,000.
and C. F. Moore. For the past The Spaulding people say New­ It has recently been converted
Union Block
year or two he has been in Cali- berg is furnishing them a much into a National Bank, and in the
omia with his family on account better local market for lumber future the business will be
of the health of their daughter. and
other building material than
under the name ot the
The Williams Jubilee Singers, any of the other towns in the conducted
States National Bank ot
composed of four men and four valley. All the knockers in the United
Newberg.
DR. A M . DAVIS
adies, made good before a New- country dont appear to be able The Bank is now under the
>erg audience at the hall on last to retard the growth of Newberg. supervision of the IStational
'huraday night Their work is Packard says: “I carry with [Government, and iso onservative-
DENTHST
ugh class and none need hesitate me, my “entire company,” ly managed by a Board of Direct­
n making an engagement with
of one large bundle, ors, all of whom have" been well
Offloe I n U n I nn Blonk
them. They are worth the consisting
two grips and an umbrella—all known residents of this vicinity
money.
stars. I am the leading lady, for many years.
The class of Pacific College of also the villian and the tenor We take this opportunity for
’97 is making good progress in robusto, also the basso pro- thanking our many depositors
FRUIT TREES
the matter of enlarging the family fundo, property man, Marks, for their liberal patronage, and
Well yea, a reneral atock
etock always
alway« on circle. Will G. Allen recently Little Eva, Topsy and the fero­ we cordially invite the business
hqml at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W.
B. Reed for price« before buying elee- reported a new baby boy in the cious bloodhounds—intact, I am of others, to whom we are
amily at Eugene, and now comes the whole business.”
where. Address.
prepared to extend every courtesy
).
P. Price with an announce­ A very good sized delegation and accommodation consistent
Box 37, Lafayette, Ore*.
ment of the late arrival of a went to Corvallis to hear the with correct and progressive
daughter in hi» home circle at oratorical contest on last Friday hanking methods.
TTOBjr*TAT-LAW
Portland.
J. L. H oskins , President.
night First honors went to
CLARENCE BUTT.
J. C. C olcord , C ashier .
ln aU U . «warte of the Mete Seth A Mills made a hasty Willamette University, with the
WUlj
gì ree to erokete work, f t . visit to the Sound country last University of Oregon a very dose
week, hut soon decided that second. Haines Burgess, who
there were too many big stumps represented Pacific College, is ' The third game of the season
on the land up that way to suit reported to have acquitted him­ Bras played and resulted in a
defeat for the North Side by a
him. He visited with Jonathan self in a very creditable manner, itore
9 to 0. The first five
and
Jane
Votaw
at
Tacoma,
for­
he was unable to reach Innings of were
Browning Photo mer residents of Newberg, find­ though
played on Friday
the goal.
evening
of
last
week and the
ing the former rather feeble in As will be seen by reading the other tour Monday
Studio
evening of
Finest Photos in the city. Crayon and body, but the latter was in good statement made elsewhere in this week. On the North Side Vin­
pitched eight innings and
Water Colors a Specialty.
health and looking but little old­ this issue of the Graphic by the cent
Butt
the remaining one. Jones
. All work flrat-claee.
er than when they left here.
officers
of
the
Bank
of
Newberg,
and
Roller
was the south side
MRS. P. H. BROWNING
As
a
result
of
an
accident
or
under
the
head
of
“Announce-
battery.
P in t A Howard Sts.
Newberg
casualty, whichever you may call cement,” this bank, which is one Sheldon made a fine catch in
left field and one by Coffin on 2nd
it the old family mare which has of the oldest banking institutions base.
Armstrong, the south side
REAL ESTATE been doing faithful duty for in the county, has been convert­ 2nd baseman
unable to play
C. E. Newhouse for many years, ed into a National bank and in on account of was
being
hurt and was
Property bought and sold on was consigned to the boneyard the future the business will be chosen umpire for the last tour
W. Jones and E. Van
commission; rents collected. on Wednesday, and there is done under the name of the innings.
umpired the first five
Business solicited. Will give mourning in the Newhouse United States National Bank of Blaricom
Another
game will he played
fair treatment to all. Call family. Since taking an interest Newberg. The change to the soon.
on us at Wiley building, one in the Wilson grocery, Mr. New­ new order of things was made The line up was as follows:
door east of Held’s harness house has been driving into town on last Monday and business was
South Side North Side
each day and tying the mare in begun under the new name. R. Roller
shop.
c D. Douglas
the
Wijson
barn.
On
Wednes­
P.
Jones
p
Vincent, Butt
The
policy
of
the
bank
has
W . E. W HITE A CO. day forenoon a commotion was always been along conservative R. Slater
s i R. Andrews
R. Parker lb Butt 8c Vincent
Bell phone 307.
heard about the barn and on in­ lines, and consequently it has Coffin,
Fairbanks 2b A. Evans
vestigation it was found that the gained the confidence of the L. Bissett
3b
J. Elliott
Prank Cummins now has mare had got her head fast in public, which it continues to Fairbanks, Sheldon
rt R. Morris
charge of the sale of lots in the the manger and in pulling back hold. The officers remain the Trew, Fortner ct E. Andrews
Coffin, Sheldon If
D. Butt
Ramsey Hill Cemetery. 14t4 had fallen, breaking her neck, same as before. •
Both Phones
Every Day Suit Special
$9.00 to $16.50 Suits at
M o , an de r Ì
6.75 to 9.00 * “
•
_
$ 8.00
$ 5.00
_
Parker Mertf. Co., Inc.
“B V B R Y B U Y B R F>L,BA.SBD”
A T THE NEW BERG FURNITURE STORE
Fine Patterns, Large Stock. The most for your money.
Come in and look it over. New mattings just in from
he Orient.
W . W . Hollingsworth & Co
and Public Buildings of Newberg. In order
to do this properly we can furnish a number
of different types of lamps and lighting
units. Call and see us and let us explain
die advantages of the Tungsten Lamp.
C ITY M E A T M AR K ET
Fresh and Cured Meats. The Best the Market
affords. A square deal with our customers.
Let os convince you.
J. E. BUCKLEY
of the many different
styles of the American
U niversally Lady Shoe we are show­
ing and it really deserves
your attention. Never
before have you found
such quality and beauty
in a shoe at this price.
d tfO E V
j .
H. WILSON & SON