Railroad Tima Tabla.
Guy Heater, who spent a few
days here visiting with his sister,
Miss Amy, returned to Corvallis
Wednesday, where he is assisting
his father in building a new
house which the family wil
occupy when completed.
W. H. Whitten went to New-
port the first of the week on
business trip and for a shor:
visit with his parents who are
pioneer residents at Nye Beach.
He carried a heavy overcoat ant
a comiogfappitite for clams.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. J. Bright were
down from Wasco the first of the
week for a short visit at the
home o f her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Larsen west o f town.
They are arranging to remove
to The Dalles in a short time.
J. H. -Wheeler, a carriage
painter and trimmer, formerly
from San Francisco, has located
tw o doors east o f the Van Blair-
com grocery, where he will be.
glad to meet and figure with any­
one, who may be interested in
his line of work.
The sale o f the Lownsdale|,
orchard near LaFayette to a
NORTH BOUND.
LITTLEFIELD & ROMIGI
18.47 a .m .
4.18 p .m .
syndicate for $275,000 is report­
SOUTH BOUND.
P H Y SIC IA N 8 4 SURGEONS
ed. The property consists o f 300
19.06 a. m.
6.40 p. m.
acres planted to apple trees and
860
acre» of rich land. Last
Local Events*
O ffice in F irst N at’ I
Building
year the orchard produced more
Both Phones
than 40,000 bokes o f first class
Mrs. A. B. Cooper came up
apples. The property is not to
from Portland Wednesday.
be divided up but will be held to-1;
Attorney Corby is building
gether
by the syndicate.
neat bungalow in Edward's new
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wiley, o f
addition.
DR. JOHN S RANKIN
Rex,
received word last week of
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bales left
PHYSICIAN
the
death
o f Dr. C. J. Cook at|¡
Tuesday morning on their trip to
Whittier, California. The widow ¡
California
Office
Bank o f N ewberg
o f the deceased is a sister o f Mrs. {
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor
Both Phones
Wiley. Dr. Cook was one o f the |)
visited with friends in McMinn
principal men in the fonnding of
ville last Sunday.
Whittier College, and was aj;
Bditor Hammerly of the News
member o f the board o f trustees
Reporter spent an hour in town
at the time of his death. He bad
Monday afternoon.
been an invalid for several years, |¡
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
Henry Parrett is sick at his
yet he took an active interest in
home on Parrett mountain, past
affairs up to the time o f his death
DENTIST.
eighty years o f age.
and was a man of recognized
worth in the community in
Mrs.
John
S.
Rankin
and
chil
BOTH PHONES
dren visited in Portland last Sun­
fohich he lived.
day with her parents.
C . J. Edwards, president and
J. M. Robertson, o f Dundee,
manager o f the Yamhill Electric
suffered a stroke o f paralysis
Co., made a hasty trip to Riddles,
Dr. H. A. Littlefield appeared
while in Portland last Monday
on the main branch o f the
on the streets with a new Buiek
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hoskins auto this week, and the ratio of Southern Pacific in Douglas
drove up to McMinnville last friends over the number he county, a few days ago, for the
O STEO PATH <
Sunday
.for a visit with their had last season is on the increase purpose o f inspecting and pass-
G raduates o f A . S. O. a t K irk «ville, Mo.
ng judgement on an'electrical
sons.
O ffice on Main Street,
already, since the seating ca­
Ira Hutchens, a recent arrival pacity o f the new machine is riant for the city of McMinnville.
1 blk. S. o f depot
The plant he says he found to be
.. .N o. 9-9 from Wisconsin; has bought the double that of the old one. '
(M u tu al..
B oth Phones: (Bell................... No. 381
an
expensive one, which wan in
Mrs. BehUeke property on River
The Yamhill Couuty Institute stalled by a mining company
street.
o f the W. C. T. U. will be held which failed before the goal was
T. H. Gardner is improving his at Amity on Thursday and Fri­
residence on River street by day o f next week, when a reached, and it is idle and for
DR. GEO. LARKIN
building modern porches as a number o f Newberg ladies will sale. He spent a day in Rose
matter o f comfort on lazy days. take part in the two days’ burg which he found to be a
Dentist.
hustling city, but away, behind
A man named Bales living on program. A full program came p the matter o f the use o f house
Office over First Nat’I Bank
Chehalem mountain, suffered' the n too late for publication.
>aint and in modern sidewalks
Both Phone*
loss o f his house and a part o f his
B. C. Miles has bought proper­ and street improvements.
furniture by fire one evening last ty in Salem, near the Statehouse,
On account o f the rash of
week.
where be will bnild a new
business at the Southern Pacific
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hale, of residence, with a view of remov­ depot. Station Agent James is
Portland visited with Mrs. ing to the Capital city. He will
Funeral Directora A Elmbalm ere Haskell and the Brownings at five up the work in Portland expecting to establish an express
office on First street at no very
their home west o f tow n last and take fighter work at the
Calla A nsw ered D ay or N ight
distant day. Newberg is proba-
Sunday.
Salem office of the company.
Both Phooea
>ly the only town in the country
Don't be alarmed Friday noon J. Carl Nelson gave a chapel o f any size that don’t have a
Now borg, Oro.
at any peculiar antics o f the fire talk at the college one morning down town express office, and
whistle, as some repairs will be ast week in which he told some­ strangers have for years express­
F» » » » » » » » » a » » » » » » » » » »
thing o f the school system o f ed surprise and commented on
It made at that hour.
Herriot and J. A Ruble Denmark, his fatherland, in a the fact, when they have been
N. MORRISON { and G. H.
son, who returned from way ' that appealed to the compelled to walk a quarter o f
Lake county* a few days ago, filed students. His address has been i mile to ’ do business with the
D EN TIST
lighly commended by those who Wells Fargo Co., after having
on claims while there.
L. E. Brown made a trip to the heard him.
become accustomed in other
Tom Cummings has sold his places to see the company go
Mike McLaughlin logging camp
Office in Union Block
above Black Rock last Saturday, small tract located north o f towu where the business was to locate
to take orders for suits from the to Fred E. Rollins, a Minnesota an office.
man who has returned for his
boys in the camp.
Miss Mary Williams left here
Mrs. Josephine Everest spent amily. Tom has bought his on Tuesday evening for a visit of
two weeks at Tacoma with her >rother Claude’ s home on Third indefinite length in her native
DR. A . M. DAVIS
mother and only left her a few street and will return to town, state, Pennsylvania.
At the
days before her death, thinking while QJaut^e will change to his time o f the abduction o f Charley
new location on Wynooski street Ross at Philadephia, an event
she was much better.
The fellow who shed his heavy as soon as his new house is that was o f such nation-wide
moment that it was discussed in
under garments last Sunday in completed.
J. P. Barnhart, who owned- a the newspapers for years, Miss
response to the. demands o f old
Sol, was ready by Tuesday to >art o f the Hess donation claim Williams was governess in a
tw o miles and a half northwest family closely related to the Ross
acknowledge his error.
of Newberg, has sold out to a family, and she often saw Charley
F R U IT T R E E S
The bible study class o f the
new man named Thayer and has Ross previous to his abduction.
Epworth League presented their
W ell yes, a general stock alw ays on
decided to g o to Texas to locate. Miss Williams has kept in touch
hand at L a fa yette N ureery Co. See W . leader, Rev. Joseph Hall, a very
Since he came here from Indiana with the lady with whom she
B
be,ore buyin* elr-1 nice oak writing desk at the close
w here. Addreee,
only a few years ago with about lived, all these years, and recent­
o f the year, as a token o f their
$3,000, and goes away with ly the lady wrote her to go east
• Box 37 , Lafayette, Oreg.
Appreciation o f his work.
more than $10,000, he should
E. S. Craven and wife have have no kick on the treatment and make a visit at her expense.
i TTOaWZT-AT-LAW
The many friends o f Miss
gone to Newport to * remain a he has received.
Williams are glad to know o f the
CLARENCE B U TT.
week to ten days, and in the
C. B. Wilson went to Portland opportunity thus afforded her and
la *11 U i« u m Ma o f the
meantime will do some work on
■ tree W
Wednesday to confer with the hope she may have a pleasant
their cottage at Nye Beach.
salary and allowance official of time and a safe return.
noor
D. L. Hannon, of Goldendale, the postal department, relative I
Rol tl
W « of Newton iBOtM
Washington, has bought the to the matter o f hew quarters »Paul V. Maria, former New-
Larsen grocery on Main street. lor the postoffice. His appoint­ beig lad, graduate o f Pacific
Mr. Larsen will g o to Dayton, ment as postmaster w aS con- College, and deputy Dairy and
Washington where fie owns W firmed by the senate' onTottilay, Hood Commissioner, who smiled
oi\ the.pretty milkmaids at the
brick business house.
but it will require considerable «inte fair last year from the
Finest Photos in the city. Crayon * "d
Mrs. M. A. Hash, widow of time for the papers toget around
W ater C olor» e Specialty.
demonstration booth, made such
AU work flret-claaa,
the late John I. Hash, slipped on and his bonds approved, and
a hit that they are all clamoring
the grass and fell, breaking the consequently he will not be in
M RS. F . H. BROW NIN G
for his appointment again and he
F irst 4 Howard 8U .
N ew berg bones o f one hip last Sunday. position to assume charge o f the
will be it. The Statesman says:
Owing to her age, which is office before the first o f June.
The superintendent of the dairy
eighty-three, her recovery is
The South Newberg boys department at the Oregon state
doubtful.
played a game o f baseball with fair next September will be Paul
P. N. Skinner, the landlord at the Dayton boys last Saturday V. Maris, the highly popular
Property bought and sold on
the Imperial, returned home from and succeeded in defeating them deputy state dairy and food
commission; rents collected.
the hot springs on the upper by a score o f 10 to 8. Jones and j commissioner.
Business solicited. Will give
This selection
Columbia the first o f the week, Slater made the South Side j was made by the fair board at a
fair treatment to all. Call
feeling very much refreshed from battery and they certainly played recent conference and it insures
on us at Wiley building, one
his rest and the treatment taken fine ball. As Fairbanks was un- an exhibition o f dairy and
door east of Held’s harness
at the springs.
able to go, Coffin was placed on creamery products which will be
shop.
Next
Sunday,
May
9
will
be
second base in Jones’ place, while j far ahead o f anything ot the sort
W. E. WHITE & CO.
observed as labor Sunday in the Elliott o f the North Newberg at past fairs. Mr. Maris is a
Bell phone 307.
Presbyterian churches through­ team filled bis place in right young man possessing .up-to-
out the United States. In the held. This was the thirteenth date ideas regarding such matters
local church the pastor, Rev. game they have played and and the efforts that he will put
John F. Lyons, will preach at they have won I I ofthe 13. They forth in behalf of his department
11 a.m. on “ The Uncommon lost one to McMinnville and one of the next fair will be o f more
Working Man.’ ’
A
cordial to the North tenth. They expect than ordinary benefit to the
invitation is extended, especially to play many more games out dairy interests o f the whole
to men.
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of town before the season closes. state. •
in in
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In our grocery department we pride ourselves in
catering to our customers wants with the best
line o f GROCERIES and fresh VEGETABLES o f
all kinds. Our Lettuce, Onions, Asparagus and
Rhubarb are fresh every morning from the
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units. Call and see us and let us explain
the advantages o f the Tungsten Lamp.
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