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Wire was down will spend next Sunday at New appointed to tbe office of from Albany the first o f the week port with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Nswbwg TA# ver ot the land office at La- for a short visit with his sqn on Miles. Word from there reports the prnne farm north o f tow n. Mr. Miles to be gradually improv Grande. ije has had some ex perience in the n e w s p a p e r L. J. Butterfield has sold his in». business, he has the hustle in him home on the Wynooski road be- W. J. Stater was down from to make good and his Yamhill I low tow n, consisting o f nine McMinnville one day the first o f unty friends will be pleased to acres, to a man named Spann. the week with a man m i ar o f his good fortune. Tbe C. B. Wilson made a trip to Oklahoma, whom he was show raphic predicts that we will| DI. B. W. HARROLD, Dallas on tbe log train Monday ing the best part o f Yamhill hear more o f him later. Made over special “Natural with his father-in-law. T. H. county. The o f four lectures I tt Gardner, who is the man at tbe Mrs. Phoebe Hammer has been delivered by President Isaac DENTIST. Shape low shoe la s t s throttle. Mills dun over from Scotto Mills during gharpfes, o f'H s ^ rfo rd College, BÔTH PHONES Mrs. Rankin, wife ot Dr. John the week attending Pennsylvania, in the Friends, non-slipping S. Rankin, in company with the lectures by President Sharpless, ¿hureh, from Sunday to Wednes- comfort ay evenjnir were well wen received received I children, spent last Sunday in and visiting with her son, and ¿ day evening were Portland visiting with her daughter who are in college- ‘ y appreciative audiences. He parents. v .;' , \ The members o f the Friends discussed the relation o f the n n Auca a "Can't be beat" church at Springbrook are build Friend^ to moral reform, edu-1 W. H. Brooks, the father ot W. B. Brooks who is foreman in ing a new parsonage near the cation, government and creed. for style and service. the Graphic office, moved up store building. When completed All the lectures revealed the I Convince yourself— akers broad knowledge of irom Portland the first o f the it will be occupied by Rev. E. L. l e subject, and profound Requa, the new iiastor, who week with his tamily.. get a pair. O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S Seldom does one arrived from Westfield, Indiana scholarship. Walter Inman, who returned the first o f the week. hear a speaker with a more dis to his former home in Hamilton They’re ready for you to step right into— and criminating use o f the English Postmaster H. M. Hoskins and J0C MfrW wMKB county, Indiana, some months language. President Sharpless OawkMn. f to U u « ISO to A no breaking-in. M o s t s t j r U j $ 5 .0 0 ago on account o f the death o f wife were down from McMinn is a congenial friend and his ville list Sunday to hear Presi his mother, is back again. dent Sharpless lecture, and he social intercourse with the people A brother o f our fellow tow ns came again on Tuesday. He was no less appreciated than his man, H. M. Williams, is here it a year at Haverford under lectures. On Tuesday afternoon from Jamestown, North Dakota venerable president and he the members o f the board o f trustees and the faculty o f the on a visit. This is their first pneatly appreciated the oppor- college met him in an informal meeting in twenty years. ;unity to again hear him. reception at the home o f President Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Evans Henry Moss who left his home Kelsey, at which time^he express dow n from McMinnville >ek>w Rex several days ago, «ay- e s favorable impression o f Wednesday visiting with a ng he was going to New college and his belief brother o i Mrs. Evans who is iss dropped out o f sight so effi ,___.t there is much ground for a sse s sssssssssss out on a visit from North Dakota. ively that no trace o f him.can 1 fc® j hope and encouragement for the Many theories The Douglas boys have word found. [future. He stated that Haver- H ollin gsw orth 4b Son rom their parents at Pasadena advanced regarding his dis-fford College, o f which he has hat the attending physician appearance, but time alone will been president for over twenty ells them that Rev. John Henry tell which o f them is correct- ears, w went through a period of j years, A T T H E N E W B E R G F U R N IT U R E ST O R E Douglas has a fighting chance hardships and struggle b e fo r E M W. H. Jenkins, traveling pas Calk Answered Dey or Night forh ia life. senger agent for tbe Southern reached its present state o f great | Both Phones You will find the Owen Maris, w h o -has had a Pacific, was in tow n Tuesday ia efficiency. position in tbe United States the interest o f his company. He ‘ N ew b erg, O p * . National bank in Portland tor remarked that Newberg had he past tw o or three years, was always been a good point on 1 in tow n last Sunday visiting their system for revenue and be Chas. Riley M cCalky, violinist . Fine Patterns, Large Stock. The most for yOur money. i • and reader o f James Whitcomb with the Graphic household. noted that it was m aking Come in and look it over. New mattings just in from R iky’s poems? is billed to give I O R - N . M O R R IS O N Mrs. F. A. Elliott was called rapid increase in business dm an entertainment at the M. B. he O rient the past few months. 1 o tbe home ot her brother, D. P. church on Saturday night o f this >rice in Portland, Tuesday even S. W. Potter arrived Week. Anyone who can proper , D E N T IS T ing on account ot the serious ill- rom his trip to Berkeley, Cal ly interpret the writings ofRilev, o f the babe that was only fornia, Tuesday morning where meets with a hearty response recently born in to the Price le went to visit with hisbrother, from the public anywhere in the ♦ s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s t s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s » who held revival services in New family. Office in Union Block and Mr. McCallcy is ^ ommcnded( a berg a year ago ■ He . went ■ ■ ■ and ■ Sarah C h r is te n s o n and returned by steamer and had a daughter, Mrs. P. A. Duncan, reader and a violinist. ♦es s e s s e s e e s se o s voyage. Tbe he latter a resident o f Hillsboro, very pleasant The Oregon City Courier says; lave gone to Goldendale, Wash weather south he found about “ He played to the largest audi ington to visit the other daughter the same as we are having here. ence ever in the city, and from otM rs. Christenson, Mrs. Gra< Seth A. Mills has bought a the enthusiastic reception given D R . A . M . D A V IS Atkinson. arm o f 115 acres, located nine him we conclude that standing W orth Sims was up from Port- miles north ot Salem in tbe room would be at a premium T o light the Business H ouses, and Wednesday visiting with Spnngvalley neighborhood on were be to repeat his perform- D E N T I S T tonight. Irrigon Irrigator: lia father, W. B. Sims. For the Polk county side o f the river. and Public Buildings o f New berg. In order several years he was one ot the It is a well improved farm and U*But while his Violin work was he g ot a good bargain. He gets good in the extreme, we consider to do this properly w e can furnish a num ber >oyt about Newberg but he has Off!«« I n Unten Bleek Seen aw ay s o long be is almost possession in a few days and his numbers from Tames Whit- o f different types o f lamps and lighting will it onee take up the white com b Riley, tbe best ot all. a stranger in tow n. units. Call and see us and let mans burden on the farm again. Taken all in all, it was a per- be remembered, C. J. Edwards has bought the the advantages o f die Tungsten Lam p. The three year bid son o f Mr. formance long to lot on First street which was re and Mrs. C. E. Fletcher, who ano we hope he wilt appear here F R U IT T R E E S cently purchased ot the Bank o f was so severely scalded last week again.” Well yes, a general stock atoaya op Newberg by Emory Hod rod , and by falling into a bucket o f hot hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W. will put up a tw o roomed store The Revivals Contmoe- B. Reed for prices before buying else building as had been in contem water, was relieved from suffer ing by the kindly hand o f death where. Address, plation before the purchase was on Tuesday. The sorrowing The revival meetings at the xsxE saaoB Christian Tabernacle conducted made. ' Box 37, Lafayette. Orag. family have requested the Graph - by Ritchey and Shaffer continue Will Comer was bere from to say for them that they Seattle tbe first o f the week visit reatly appreciate the many with unabated interest. Prof. ms T T o a jr r r vr-LAW ing with his father, Silas Comer. indnesses shown them in their Shaffer’s tw o large choruses have been furnishing excellent He says work on the buildings time o f affliction. CLARENCE BUTT. music and will continue to do so WUlktMUM la «U ti.» e M «a •( ita M U and grounds oat at the site for each night o f the revivals. Meet Alexander Hull gave a music tbe Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Ex e in g» each night at 7:45 o'clock recital in the college chapel on position is progressing nicely Fresh and Cured Meats. The Best the Market and they anticipate having a Friday night o f last week which except Saturday nigh{. April 8th is the celebration ot the was well attended, and those ef Si Bsful fair. affords. A square deal with our customers. o f the who were privileged to hear him seepnd, anniversary Let us convince you. Secretary White ot the Rose speak in the highest terms o f the organization o f tbe Christian Festival committee was up from program rendered. ChuSph of,N ewberg. Program Mr; Hull Portland Tuesday talking ior has been very much handicapped o f day announced later. Sapper the big roseshow. He says there since coming to Newberg last w ill be served iu tbe basement is much interest bring shown in fall on account o f hit health, but free to all. Revival meetings close with this Finest Photos in ths city. Crayon and the undertaking this year and he is much improved ana he will likely ceaaoecCToeaoæreoasitteoeoaosffloeaogttaoCTaoeMC»^^ they confidently expect a very is now prepared to begin work ia anniversary service. AU, most Water Colon a Specialty. large crowd in tbe city during earnest He will issue a circular cordially invited to these services, All work flnt-class. the week ot the festivities. The announcing an outline o f hi both by tbe church and the MRS. F. H. BROWNING date is June 7 to 12. evangelists. work very shortly. Pint A Howard Sts. Newberg W< Et White is having a pc As a result o f an accidenY Chehalem Center. cement walk laid in front o f h which occurred at the sawmill on First street property. If the R E A L E STA T E worthy example was followed last Saturday, Parker Bryan, son Rev. Mulheron o f Portland visited with his daughter, Mrs. by all the other property owners o f Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bryan, H. C. Paulsen over Sunday a o f the many different lost his life. He was acting as Property bought and sold on SH O D on that side o f First street, there styles o f the American week ago. Miss Gladys Paulsen commission; rents collected. would soon be less complaint o f one o f the off-bearers at the saw also made a visit home at the U niversaux and in an effort to handle a heay _tAR. Lady Shoe we are show- lack o f business on account ot Business solicited. Will give slab which was heavy at hot time. tbe bulk o f the pedestrain travel fair treatment to all. Call ing and it really deserves ngth in Don Chase, who has licen bring on the south side o f the ends and o f slender strength on us at Wiley building, one the middle, he was caught by one compelled to remain indoors for i caugh your attention. Never street. ‘ the past tw o weeks with an end o f it and his head crushed, door east o f Held’s harness before have you found Rev. John F. Lyons, the new killing him .instantly. County attack o f bronchitis is some shop. minister o f the Presbyterian Coroner C. Tilbury came down better at present. He greatly such quality and beauty church is here and will preach from. McMinnville in the evening enjoyed the visits o f a number of W . E. W H IT E A C O . a shoe at this price. Sunday morning at 11 o’ clock, and impaneled a jury , which his Newberg friends who came Bell phone 307. the subject being ‘ T he Christian found that the case was 'ont to see him and helped dispel Incentive,” and in the evening purely accidental. F u n e r a l the lonlincss. Miss Blanch Davis who has st 7:80 "Growth ” You are services were conducted from Septic Tasks! cordially invited to attend these the home at ten o’clock on Mon been spending the winter with __ _______ 1 am prepared to put in septic services, as well as the Sunday day, after which the remains Mr. and Mrs. Enos Ellis left last tanks after the latest approved school at 10 A. M. and the Christian were taken to LaFayette for Sunday morning for her home in Endeavor at 6:80 P.M. * burial. Kansas. m ethods. E nos E l l is . a re SMBS “ G very P u ye r Pleased” r Parker Merc. Co., Inc. ---- I < » Up-To-D ate W A L L P A P ER W . W . Hollingsworth & Co. IT IS O U R B U S I N E S S Y A M H IL L E L E C T R IC CO . CITY MEAT MARKET Browning Photo Studio . J. E. B U C K L E Y X i: J. H. WILSON A SON ii st
