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John S h aw , a nephew o f C . S. Fling, and W . W ebb, both from M inneapolis, w h o b a re been at ’ • Seattle attending the Exposition, and are n ow taking a look a t k Oregon, spent a few days the • first of the Iweek. visiting w ith M r. F lin g his home near .(to w n . LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS , M r. and M rs. G. B. Kieule, the | B orn to M r. and M rs. W m . | Pleasant on July 5, a b ab y girl. i I f parents of the Kientc brothers of the B axaar store arrived here a i B orn to M r. and M rs. W m . T . lew days a g o from W ebster, f M atlock on July 2, a b ab y girl. South D akota, this being their ► A. L . W atson w a s np from I first visit to Oregon. They are E Oregon C ity last Saturday night. much pleased w ith the country H Sheriff Henderson w a s dow n and the sons hope to see them I from the county seat Wednes located in Newberg. day. DR. R. W. HARROLD DENTIST. BOTH PHONES OSTEOPATHS Gradastes of A. S. 0 . st Kirkiville, Mo. < Offleo on Main Street, • 1 blk. 8. of depot n ____ (Mutual......... »..N a M The many friends o f Mrs. Josie Bradley w ill be greatly pleased to know that she won out in the “ School and Home” contest in Y a m h i l l and W a s h i n g t o n counties, the prize being a free trip to the A. Y. P. Exposition. It w ill be a fine trip and will probably be made in August. Adam Lenhartand wife arrived here recently from Durand, Wis-' consin and are visiting with M r. M r. and M rs. J. F. T a y lo r made and M rs. C. B. Burke a t their M rs. Len- a short visit to Forest Grove borne east o f town. Mrs. J. B. Parker and little daughter have been up from Portland during the week. The Gregory family have gone to Gladstone Park to camp for a few days and attend Chautau- qua. George W. Briedwell, the grain merchant o f Bried well's station was in tow n on business Tues day. L ast M on day w as soldier day in New berg. The Fourth United States Field Artillery, mounted, finder command of Colonel Dyer, arrived from Vancouver Barracks on Sunday evening and went in to camp near the cannery bnild- Ing in the north part of town They were on tbeir w ay to the Grand Rqnde Indian Agency for a ten days’ outing and target practice. There were twelve officers with the command and about tw o hundred and fifty enlisted men. The artillery and all camp equipment was carried on pack males and altogether there were about as many animals as men. The men did last M on day, goin g by w a y o f hart and M r. Burke are brother and sister. They are here to Portland. investigate and w ill no doubt Prof. Walladfc A. New lin w ent locate a s they are w ell pleased to Seattle the first o f the w sek to ! w ith the country. meet some friends and see the Exposition. Elder R. D. Benham and wife,' I o f Portland, visited the first o f the week w ith the families o f B. | N. W h itlaw and Dr. B ow ers. W. W. Hollingsworth ft Son C. J. Edw ards has rented the room in his new' brick building which the Yam hill Elecrtric Co. w as planning to occupy, to C. F. Moore fo r his drug business. The Electric 0b. is removing to the Oliver MlfidUkff on the corner in the iam b block. M r. W . W . Bspey, an uncle o f D r. Alice B ow ers, w a s np from Portland, and visited w ith the fam ily over Sunday and M on day. A . A . M an o r and h is ' daughter are here from C hicago visiting w ith his sisters, M rs. Peter B ash aw and M rs. Chauncy Cross. M r. M an o r has follow ed railroad engineering for m any years and has been on the M ilw aukee lines o f latter years. On Thursday evening o f last ‘ week the pupils o f Miss Britt Funeral Directors f t Em balm ers and Mrs. Wilson gave a piano recital at the former’s studio on ' Calls Answered Day or Night First street. Both Phonos Mrs. Josie Davis and young ■ N sw b srg , O re . son, Herman, o f Minneapolis, are here visiting with her brother, F. A. Morris and will remain lor . some time. ( DR. N. M O R R IS O N Isaac McCollum and wife, the , latter a sister o f Jesse Edwards, D E N T IS T are here from Long Beach, Cali- , forma on a visit and will remain for some time. Office in Union Block Mrs. M. E. Satchwell, who has I been in poor health for some h time, went to Portland Thurs- , day morning to take treatment t in a sanatorium. j 1 . D R . A . M . D A V IS Dr. James A. Lyman has sold * his fruit tract above Spring- h brook, comprising a little more < than forty acres for $8,000 to Most of them Portland parties. hailing from Ohio, Indiana, Iow a Allen Pemberton and wife and and Washington. Mrs. W. E. Crozer and children Dr. H. A. Littlefield, F. H. are in Salem ’ visiting with rela Caldwell, Hugh Nelson and Dr. 1 F R U IT T R E E S tives and attending the cherry Well yes, a general stock always on fair. They will remain over Sun Tucker, of Portland, left a few days ago on an extended auto hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W. B. Reed for prices before buying else day. trip. They shipped the machine where. Address, Dr. J o h n S. R a n k i n has from Portland to The Dalles, Box 37, Lafayette, O reg. purchased one of the cottages from which point they expected built this season by Jo Carr on to travel to the south through ^TTO R K K Y-AT-LAW Franklin street opposite the W a s c o , C r o o k , L a k e and college campus, and will quit Klamath counties, coming out CLARENCE BUTT. Will practice in all the courts of the paying rent. w ay o f Crater Lake and state. Special attention given to pro U. S. G. Miller, o f the Miller by Medford and on north over the bate work, the writing of deeds, mort gages, contracts and toe drafting of all Mercantile Co., has removed his mountains and down the valley. "T ? Newberg, Oregon. family and household effects from Prof. Edwin Hadley, who 0 m e E—Second Floor McMinnville to Newberg and taught Science in the college for Bank of Newberg Building. has rented thej. A. Ruble proper the past three years, resigned his ty on Edwards street. position recently and has re Mrs. E. C. Harrison, o f Edge- turned to his former home at San ley, North Dakota, is visiting her Dimas, California. Before leav Finest Photos in ths city. Crayon and aunt, Mis. G. H. Herriott, and ing he sold his property to Bmmer Water Colors a Specialty. family, whom she had not seen Newby. Prof. Hadley is a consci All work first-class. for seven years. From here she entious, hard worker and has MRS. F. H. BROWNING goes to Seattle and Spokane, the highest regard of those who Firat A Howard Sts. Newberg before returning home. know him best. He will proba Fred Vinton and family came bly take graduate work in the Q u a k e r City down from McMinnville Thurs University o f California next P o u lt r y Y a r d day morning for a visit with year. My Barred Plymouth Rocks this season are the best that I have former neighbors. Fred’s vocal Mr. nnd Mrs. George M. Bales ever owned. Will have a limited organs still remain as active as arrived home from their trip to number of eggs for hatching. in days gone by when he drove California the first of the week, C . F. BUTLER Nswbsrs, Ore. into town from his W e s t their son, Jasper Bales, who hns Chehalem farm. been working at Bakersfield, E. A. ELLIS James Iverson, who sold his coming with them. They took G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r farm in West Chehalem a t a Septic tanka built after the handsome profit, recently, closed latest approved methods. the deal for the purchase o f the Sewer and Tile Work. Well Digging Robert Carson tract near town on the northwest. The latter ooöo <» xh x >< x > oooooo <> ooo <> oooc will remove to the Hopewell neighborhood in the south part o f the county. Mr. Iverson says he has a lw a y s Hred near a to w n and he much prefers a situation W '- We invite you to our grocery depart ment where everything is neat and clean, and where you can get nearly anything you call for that the market affords. We carry a full line of staple and fancy groceries and invite you to ( give us a trial and we will endeavor to do our very best to please you. W fillor M ercantile Comp OM THE With the beginning oi the present fiscal year the Republic o f Cuba established a Bureau of Information, President Gomez appointing LeonJ. Canova, an American newspaper man, who has resided in Cuba eleven years and has a wide acquaintance Effie Fitzgerald, age 25 years to Chas T Brown, age 26 years. Anna Bartholomew, age 19 years to Wiley McDonald, age 20 years. Artie A. Hubbard, age 26 years to Earl B. Stone, age 24 years. Jessie M. Miller, age 22 years to Adolph Guelte, age 25 years.« NEW CENTURY B IN D ER A binder that does not cleanly separate the bandies from the untied pain costs a lot of your temper and time. Time is money during Harvest To avoid this loss ose the New Century. The above cot tells the story. From the moment the needle appears above the grain bntil it returns beneath the deck, no grain is fed down by the packers. They serve to keep the grain from pressing against the needle. /The revolving discharge arms do not come into contact with the untied grain. For good clean work use the New Century. If you will only let as show you the New Century and thoroughly explain it we’ll be satisfied with the result for it will be another sale for us—one more satisfied customer. United States N at’L Ba (Successor to Bank o f N ew b erg ) Capital and Surplus $60,000 Browning Photo Studio o f this kind. “Tell Me What You Eat and FU Tell You What You Are.” Twenty years o f growth and experience have given us unexcelled facilities to serve the public. Government supervis ion, able directorate and efficient officers. Grow with a growing institution by be ginning an account today :: :: :: i>ated Julyftth. 1909 H arvky w . B rows Administrator, with the will annexed • f the catate of Emily F. Wood, deceased. Executrix Notice. Notice it hereby siren that the «nder*i«ned h*i been appointed executrix ol the will and -taraen tof SnnUafo Hltchen, deeeeae<l. hr the County Court ut Yamhill County. ore«on. Now. therefore, nil pereooa bavin« claim« acalaet the aetata oi Santla«o Hltefaoo. de ceased. are hereby notified end required to prweutIbeanaee, with the proper toucher*, te the underalsned. at her residence, at Newberg. in Yamhill County,Oteson. within xfx mouth« from the dele of thUnoMoe. Rated July Mh. IMS ■man P. H im n , Executrix of tho w ill nnd testament of The auctioneer knocks dow n alm ost everything he touches, ofid yet nobody seems to mind J. L. HOSKINS, President SAM’ L. L. PARR ETT Vice Pres. J. C. C0LC0RD, Cashier W. E. CROZER, Asst. Cashier. C. F. W I L L I A M S PAINTER, PAPER li ANGER and DECORATOR A gent fo r Oregon Sienna*Plint Co’s. (Mints and var nishes. W e have a full line o f stains o f all shades. Linseed Oik Turpentine and Kalsomine. Give ua a trial and be convinced that N ew b erg to buy points . guaranteed satisfactory. 1ST ANO SLAIN STS.
