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Kelsey and Dr. > W M I I M I « I I M l S a N N S W ( B
Nelson Morrison were in Salem
4.18 p. m. bought a lo t o f E. L .
Wednesday, in attendance at the
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State 8unday School convention,
PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS
north o f the
6.40 p. xp. which*be expects to build
the former filling a place on the
program.
later and remove to Nswbrtg,
N at'l
order to get the advantage o f
Ralph Rees wae down from
our schools.
0. A. C. to spend Saturday and
T b « ground is getting dry mnd
T . E. W right has sold -fl* Sunday at home. He has bees
would be welcomed.
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trying his hand a t w alnot graft­
interest in the feed and
Van trees, of Port­ ment business to his pa
ing this spring, which is some­
F o r a lim ited length o f tim e w o w iB o ffe r
land, visited in town last Sunday Mackie and Taylor, who
thing o f an art, as few men are
with Mias Ida Wood.
continue the business at the same able to make a good per cent of
lin e o f L A D IE S ' S K IR T S at
Dr. John S. Rankin went to place. He has secured a position walnut grafts grow .
price. Black, b ro w n an d blue, good
Champoeg Wednesday afternoon w ith the Newberg Manufacturing
Mrs. Timothy Brownhill and
Pan am a, Sorgo, W o rste d m aterials.
to attend the H oefer funeral.
and Construction Co.
little son, o f McMinnville, in
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Dr. A. M * Daria went to
The McM innville lads of company with her sister, Miss
Middleton Tneaday to attend fourteen to sixteen years who Lula Hill, o f The Dalles, were in
the funeral of his grandfather. came down last Saturday morn­ town Wednesday night visiting
John Winters.
ing, dressed in glaring red suits, with the fam ily o f Rev. F. C.
Editor Hammerly o f the News- to cross bats w ith the South Stannard. Miss H ill has been
Reporter dropped in between Side team, suffered defeat by attending McMinnville College,
DB. B. W. HABBOLD,
trains last Saturday afternoon heavy odds, but they were g o o f but has returned home to take a
for a handshake.
natured and game to the last, position as stenographer in the
DENTIST.
N o alterations allo w ed .
office o f Judge Bennett
Mrs. R. W. Kirk and little which showed the right spirit.
W. E. White returned home
daughter have been down from
BO TH PHONES
Jesse Pressnall was awarded
Independence during the week, the job o f painting four hundred from Moro, Sherman county,
visiting with relatives.
street names fo r the city at Wednesday evening and reports
G H. Greer is a t home again nineteen and a half cents each, the sale o f his farm at close to
from Pacific Grove, California, and ia at work at it. The same $12,000, he retaining this season's
where he spent the la tter part o f size and style o f letter as used in crop. He says the prospect for
the Portland street signs, has a good wheat yield is very
the winter very pleasantly.
In o u r grocery departm ent w o p fid e ourselves in
O ST E O PA T H i
The little son o f M r. and Mrs. been selected, the letters being promising, and Sherman county
people
are
feeling
their
oats
to
catering to ou r custom ers w an ts w ith the best
Graduates of A S . O. at Kirk «rille, Mo. E. E. Switzer, aged one year and in black on white background.
the extent that they are riding
Tl)e
poles
o
f
the
Yamhill
tw
o
months,
and
named
Hngh
line o f G R O C E R IE S a n d fresh V E G E T A B L E S o f
Offloo on Main Street,
I blk. S. of depot
Albert, died on last Friday after Electric Co. are being treated to about the country in autos.
a ll kinds. O u r Lettuce, O nions, A sp a ra g u s a n d
The ladies aid society out at
a coat o f brown paint 'w ith a
a short illness.
(Mutual..........No. M
R h u b a rb a re fresh ev e ry m orn in g fro m
the
Both Phones: /Bell.................No. 361
the new church in West Chehalem
It is reported that Arthur Hod- band of black extending up seven
son is to leave the store the first feet from the bottom , which held a bazaar and box supper
one evening last week, tor the
o f the month and assist G. A adds much to the appearance o f
purpose o f raising money to put
Graves in steering the course o f them. N ow let all the other
a cement floor in the basement
poles
in
tow
n
be
painted
and
the Enterprise
then prohibit bill posting on the of the building, which proved to
A shipment o f tile making
poles, and progress m ay fte be a great success in every w ay.
machinery was received by the
The neighbors g o t together and
m
INCORPORATED
New berg Brick and Tile Co., reported.
had a royal good time, and after
Dr. and Mrs. H . V. Hatfield,
direct from the eastern factory,
the men folks had all bought
“ EVERY BUYER PLEASED*
the former a nephew o f Mrs. A.
the first o f the week.
aprons and new spring bonnets,
J. B. Hunt, a jew eler by trade, B. Bowman, Charles A. Baxter, and had stored aw ay all the «oooooom
W . W . H o llin g *w orth M l Son arrived here w ith his fam ily from superintendent of the Portland good things placed before them
Henderson, Nebraska, the first o f Cordage Co., w ith his E ttk by the ladies, a count o f the cash
Fonarmi Dimeters M l
the week. Mrs. Hunt is a niece daughter, and Charles Hihch- box showed receipts amounting
buhl, master mechanic of the
o f Mrs. C. R. Williams.
Y O U D R O P IN A T
Day or Night
to the neat sum o f $75.36. Of
OaOs
Columbia Steel Works, w ith his
W ill M orris, a former resident
course the ladies were gratified
•on, came out from Portland
o f New berg, who is livin g in
w ith the results.
Or*.
and spent Sunday w ith A. IE.
Portland, was shaking hands
Andrew Pickett, whose sick-
and see the finest display of ROOM SIZE RUGS, as well
w ith form er acquaintances in Bowman and fam ily a t their
ss
was announced in the
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home north o f tow n.
as smallyr ones—the best assortment that has ever been
tow n the first of the week.
Graphic a short time ago, died
shown in Newberg. A t the right price. -
George Sykes has traded
C. i t W illiam s returned from
a t his home a t Waitsburg,
Also DRAPERIES, LACE CURTAIN8 end LINOLEUM S
N. MORRISON
Cloverdale last week, where he property on River street
C osh one, come all. Goode sold on installment».
Washington on April 17, a t the
f
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went for a short visit w ith one Portland railroad man narikod age of fifty-eight years. The
DENTIST
Harris
for
property
in
the
city,
o f his sons w ho is w orking on a
deceased came to Oregon from
and w ill probably remove to
dairy ranch in that vicinity.
Iow a about th irty years ago
Dr. JohnS. Rankin is expect­ Portland in about a month. M r. and settled on a farm near New­
Office in Union Block
ing his parents out from Iow a Harris say* h eh op estogetou tof berg, which, w ith the exception
on a visit next month. They the railroad harness in the near
. Kaaaaaeaaaaaaaaeeeee**** » are coming by w ay o f Dallas, future, when he proposes to re- o f a couple of years spent in
re a c e a o c
. . .
. . . California, was his home up to a
to
Texas, where they have a son, m ow to N tw b e i^ a tow n which fcw Jw rabrfore ^
he
says
looks
good
to
him.
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and by Los Adgeles.
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W aitsburg some three years.
John
Winters,
a
Mexican
w
ar
He was a member o f the Friends
Fred Crawford returned home
rom a trip to Lake county a few veteran and Oregon pioneer, church and a citizen who alw ays
days ago where he went to take whose home w as a t Middleton, held the esteem and confidence o f
T o light the Business H ouses, R esidences
a look at the country. It did not died a t the residence o f his the public. He was a member o f
daughter,
Mrs.
Alice
M
.
Clark
in
an d P u blic B uddin gs o f N e w b e rg . In o rd er
the school board when the site
appeal to him sufficiently to cause
Portland, a t an early hoax last o f the Newberg public school was
him to file on a claim.
to do this pr op e rly w e can furn ish a n um ber
G. M. Bales and wife qux Monday morning. He was oyer selected, the other members being
o f d ifferen t types o f lam ps an d lighting
expecting to leave here next seventy-eight y e a n o f age and Noah Heater and E. H. W ood­
units. C a ll an d see u s a n d let us exp lain
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Monday for California, where was a well known figure amqqg ward.
the ad van tages o f the T u n gsten Lam p.
they w ill spend a month or more the early pioneers. He emigrated
W e ll yes, a general stock alw ays on
their sons and from Wetxler, Prussia, in his
hand at Lafayette Nm aery Co., See W . visiting w ith
f
B. Reed fo r prices before buying else­ daughters at
Bakersfield and early days, and took up his first
H. C. Bakin, Dallas’ newly
where. Address,
residence in this country. He is
W hittier.
elected
M ayor, now boasts the
survived by seven children, tour
Box 37. Lafayettn. Ores.
Since the change in ownership
w jrjK jrjO L
sons and three daughters. The largest filbert orchard in Oregon,
o f the Commercial hotel the front
his
fruit
and
nut
farm
near
Rick-
a TToawrr-aT-LAW
sons are, Francis F., John W .,
has been given a fresh coat o f
Lewis L ., and Andrew J. Winters, reall having 4000 trees of that ÖC0CR3CHÖO8QÖÖC©öö©ÖOO<>ÖOÖO0OOöGOÖöC8GOäöDQÖÖOöOOööÖ0D0ÖO
CLARENCE B U TT.
paint, and a new cement walk
a r e kind planted upon it. In ad­
has been laid in front, which while the d a u g h t e r s
dition to the tract set in filberts,
adds much to the appearance o f Mrs. Joanna C. Davis, Mrs. he has another planted w ith 950
Clara R. O’Connell and Mrs.
the property.
Alice Clark.
Interment was apple trees and still another on
L . M . Krick, who bought a
Fresh and Cured Meats, The Best the Market
made a t Middleton on Tuesday» which 1060 walnut trees are set
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mrra cm«
c Springbrook
opn nguruon
farm
opt in «o
the
out, making a to ta l o f6000trees
affords. A square deal with our customers.
B r o w n in g
r n o t o neighborhood a Short tim e ago.
entjre orchard. Until the
L et us convince you.
is now livin g at borne And board
and not trees come into
ing a t the same place, since his farm at Champoeg last Sunday/ bearing he w ill plant other crops
Finest Photos in the city.
sud fam ily arrived a few days ago a t the age o f eighty-tim e yea**.
Tfctweenthe rows, so that the
Water Colors s Specialty.
The deceased w as bom
in
from
Kansas.
land may not be entirely un­
All work Srst-eUes.
Germany. F o r a long term of productive in the meantime.
Mrs.
Henry
Craw
returned
MRS. P. H. BROWNING
years he has been associate*} in The crop planted last year was
Newberg home from a five days trip to
First A Howard Sts.
business w ith
another
old
potatoes and the product more
Portland the first o f tlie week,
countryman
named
Zorn,
both
where she attended a meeting o f
than paid expenses o f maintain­
being hard workers and having ing the orchard in proper culti­
the Presbyterian board, compris­
ing the states o f Oregon, the ability to make the most o f vation .—Observer.
Property bought and sold on
every turn, and the landed hold­
Washington and Idaho.
commission; rents collected.
School Report-
ings o f Hoefer and Zorn in
Rev. A. J. W eaver exchanged
Business solicited. W ill give
M arion county amount to 5,000
Report o f School District No. 9
pulpits w ith Rev. L. A. Wells,
fair treatment to all.
Call
acres, the estimated value of the for the month ending April 23,
pastor o f the Friends chprch in
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on us a t W iley building, one
estate being not leas than half a 1909.
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Portland last Sunday.
The
.door east o f Held's harness
million dollars. John Illig, o f
Those neither absent nor tardy
latter
preached
a
strong
mission­
shop.
Newberg, has been at t$ $ D fS 0 e during the month are:
ary sermon at the morning
o f the deceased the greater p a rt
W . E. W H I T E M l C O .
Robert Shires, Aubrey Tnngen,
service at the Friends church in
o f the time for the past month, Lila Hodges, Maijorie Green,
Bell phone 907.
Newberg.
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and he executed the w ill which Alice Green, Jesse Hyde, Harry
f
In the field meet held on the disposes o f the Hoefer share of
Crater.
M aigaret S a g e s e r ,
college field on last Saturday the large estate, which it is
Dewey
Noble, Edna Everest,
afternoon between
the Hill understood goes to his relatives.
Robert W alton, Elsie Tangen,
Military team and a combination Ernest Hoefer, o f Newberg, is
Anna Tangen, Rosalv Hendrick-
o f the college and High School said to he handsomely remember­ son, and Victor Hendrickson.
boys, the form er were winners, ed in the w ill, his father being a
B r r th a B vnpo sd , Principal.
CATALO G
M a b e l R ush , Assistant.
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the points won being 71 to 46.
i nephew o f the deceased.
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