Newberg graphic., July 29, 1909, Image 5

Railroad Tima Tabla,
Miss Lida Hanson, of the class
of 1896 of Pacific College, who
NORTH BOUND.
has been teaching for severa
Dr* John S. Rankin has re­
PH Y SIC IA N S A SU RGEO N S
years in K ansas, is here on
moved to his own property on
SOUTH BOUND
visit with relatives, of whom she Franklin street, off Meridian,
has not a few in these parts.
ppposite the college grounds*
I Office in F irst N at’l Bank Building
Watch for the electric sign.
Waiter
H.
Whitten
spent
last
Both Phones
Sunday with his parents a t New­
port, returning home Monday.
J . L. Vickrey, the LaFayette He says the crop of summer visit
merchant, w as down last Sun­ ors is rather light a t the beach, On Saturday morning the
day.
s.
owing to the cool weather in the water will be abut off east and
DR.
valley.
Seth A. Mills and family were
south of College street, and on
down from Salem Saturday
Dr. A. Mills, who w as out from Wednesday and Friday of next
Bank of Newberg
Office
and Sunday.
his mohntain home in Benton week west of school street.
Both Phones
Mrs. B. F. Allumbaugh went county last week, took his niece,
to Salem Wednesday for a visit Miss Eunice Lewis, home with
him to remain for some time,
with friends.
Mrs. F. A. Morris has been hoping the change will be bene­ Estolla Kelly, âge 26 yrs. to
very sick for several days and is ficial to her health.
Herbert J . Kauffman, âge 29 yrs.
Harvey D. Crumly returned to Mary E. Davis, âge 36 to John
growing
worse.
DR. R. W. MARROLO
P. N. Skinner and wife have bis surveying job in Washington, L Jones, âge 44.
been sojourning at their farm Wednesday. Mrs. Crumly and Eliza Wilson, to Semon J . Mad-
DENTIST.
near Junction City the past week the children also left for Carth­ son.
age, Missouri, where they will
BOTH PHONES
Charley Haworth, a former spend a couple of months visit­
resident of Newberg, was down
ing with her parents.
from Pendleton a few days last
Donald Junor, and Wife, the
week.
good hearted old Scotch couple, Irvin Barnhart left last week
W. T. Macy and family, John who lived for several years on the for the harvest fields in Eastern
Wortman, O. O. Hod son and Dr. side of Chehalem mountain north Oregon.
Lewis were down from McMinn­ of town, were over from Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle left for
O ST E O P A T H S
ville last Sunday. *
Washington county, last Mon­ Salem Monday after spending
G raduates o f A . S . O. a t K irksville, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Maris in day greeting their old friends. some time visiting relatives in
Office on Mein Street,
company with some Portland J. F. Taylor and the editor ot Chehalem Center.
1 blk. S . o f depot
and Indiana friends were up from the Graphic were once school­ Miss Belle Newhonse returned
Portland last Sunday.
Both Phonee;
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mates of Bibridge Stuart, the Saturday to Portland after a
Thomas Baldwin, of W est Carnation Cream man ofSeattle, few weeks visit with the home
Chester, Pennsylvania, a nephew who was m town last Sunday. folks.
of George Allen stopped off here That w as at Spiceland Academy, Enos Ellis and family have
DR. GEO. LARKIN
for a short visit Sunday.
Indiana, which w as then the moved to their new mountain
Miss Ruth Romig and her home of Taylor and Stuart.
home. It seems queer not to see
Dsntlst.
friend, Miss Elizabeth Van Den- H. A. Grate and son have sold them in their old home as they
Office over First N at’l Bank
burg of Michigan took the scenic their milling business to the had dwelt there a nutaber of|
trip up the Columbia Tuesday. Chehalem Valley Mills and con­ years.
Both Phone.
Asher K. Tomfinson and family template removing their machin­ Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Newhouse
and his sister, Miss Ruth Tom- ery to some other location. The were called to Dayton last week
W . W . H o llin g sw o rth Sc S o n inson are here from Westfield, old mill on the creek is one of the as their son Clinton’s babe was
Indiana, visiting with Delano landmarks of this section and quite sick. After a severe tussle
Estles.
the old-timers will regret to see with an abscess, the littfe one
Funeral Directors & Embalmers
it put out of business.
will recover they think. -
Charles
Hadley
and
wife,
in
C alls Answered D ay or N ight
company with two young lady H. F. Seiter and family, of Charley McNutt, lately of Wis­
Both Phonee
friends, who are oat from Indi­ Tracy, Minnesota, are in town consin, and cousin of Mrs. J. C.
Ore.
Newberg,
ana on a visit, were in town last visiting the Behnke and B ass Wills is out to try the Oregon
families. Mr. Seiter is a capital­ climate and country. His par­
Sunday.
D. R. Jackson has gone to ist in his home town where he is ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McNutt
Bellinghamr., Washington, to interested in banking, manu­ were out here nineteen years ago
*
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I * DR. N. MORRISON
$ spend some time visiting a broth­ facturing, mining and farming. and returned to the home land.
er and before his return will see This is his first trip to the North­
west and he is delighted with the
I
DENTIST
the A. Y. P.
It«
country.
Reece Craven departed on his
visit to the scenes of his boyhood D o u g la s , th e p h o to m an Regular church services next
in Indiana Tuesday morning. brought in a blackberry, Wednes­ Sunday both morning and even­
He will probably not return be­ day, ot the Mammoth variety, ing.
which was true to name with­
fore “ paw-paw” time.
The Ladies’ Aid Society, of the
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Heacock out question, for it was two and Dundee church, is busy this week
and Mrs. Olive Bolton and one eighth inches in length and filling an order tor kitchen aprons.
daughters who are down from close to an inch in diameter the Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Bryan
D R . A M . D A V IS
L a Grande on a visit, went to full length. By another season were guests of their daughter,
he will be selling berries in egg
Newport Wednesday.
Mrs. Wm. Allan the first of the
crates,
by the dozen.
DENTIST
Kienle & Sons have let the
week. Mrs. Allan has also had
contract for their new concrete A River street resident says that a visit from her sister, Mrs. R. L.
O ffle e in Unten Bleek
block building to Thomas Herd. while some people say it does Duncan who lives near Carlton.
The old building has been re­ not pay to fool with a garden in Mrs. Alford’s friends will be
moved and work will begin at town, she finds that with her glad to hear that she is able to-
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table well suppled with nice fresh
^TTO R K B T-aT-L A W
once.
fruits and vegetables from their sit up.
J. Hagmann and daughter left
. CLAREMCE BUTT.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrott
own garden there is a satisfaction
W ill practice in all the courts o f the for the Idaho country Wednes­
in it that don’t come from such are rejoicing over the arrival of
state. Special attention given to pro­
bate work, the writinrr o f deeds, m ort­ day morning, to get their names eatables that must be bought a son who came to their home
gagee, con tracts and the d raftin g o f all on the possible list for the
Tuesday morning.
from withered stock.
legal papers.
N ew berg, Oregon. government lottery in Indian
The social given Friday even­
Frank
Wood
is
sending
some
O ffice —Second Floor
lands.
fine samples of Yamhill county ing by the Ladies' Aid Society
Bank o f N ew berg Building.
George A. Larrabee, of Port­
grains and grasses tor exhibition w as a success both financially
who recently bought a
in tbe Oregon building at the and socially. The short program
Browning Photo land,
sixteen acre tract ot the James
A. Y. P. and he will get his share w as unusually interesting and
Heater farm east of town, includ­
Studio
of the medals, too. When Frank well rendered and the hall was
F in est Photos in the city. Crayon and ing the buildings, has taken gets wound up and*in a way to crowded with an appreciative
possession.
W ater Colors a Specialty.
expatiate on tbe wonderful re­ audience. After the program the
A ll work fl rat-class,
Miss Flora Crnmly, a sister of sources of Oregon he is a veri­ ladies served ice cream.
M RS. F . H. BROW NING
Harvey D. Crumly, and Miss table spell binder, and the Oregon
Mrs. Julia W. Little and her
F irst A Howard S ts.
New berg Ruth Fulton, who spent a tew
Commission will do well to givt son, Francis C. Little, of Port­
days here visiting, have returned him a berth a s lecturer in the
land, are guests at Otterbrook.
E . A . E L L IS
to Broken Bow, Nebraska, where moving picture show room when
Mr. Little, who is a well known
G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t o r they have been teaching.
he shows up a t the fair.
real estate man, is combining
Septic tanks built a fte r the
Dr. John S. Rankin has re­ Hervey Lindley, manager o { business with pleasure in his
latest approved methods.
moved from the Sykes property the Home Telephone Co., in trip to this part of the country.
Sew er and Tile Work. Well D igging
to his own cottage on Franklin Portland, Sam Hill, the Seattle
Mrs. Adlo Bell went to New­
Htreet, opposite the c o lle g e railroad magnate who is exploit­
berg the first of the week to
grounds. Clifford C a d y h a s ing a new site on the North Bank
assist in the celebration of her
Thos Herd & Son rented the Sykes property.
road which he has named “ Mary- father’s birthdav.
L. G. Keeshaw, assistant cash­ hill,” and Elbridge Stuart, the
B u ild in g C o n tra c to rs
Mrs. Fred A. C r a w f o r d ’ s
ier of the First National bank Carnation Cream man, of Seattle,
brother,
J. G. Hanna and Mrs.
E stim a te s F u rn ish e d
spent a tew days at Seattle last attended Yearly Meeting here
Hanna, of Hiawatha, Kansas,
week with friends who were out last Sunday by special invitation
are guests at the Crawford home.
from the east. He was very ofjesse Edwards. Atdinnerthey
Bessie Yoe, of Newberg, has
much pleased with the fair.
were the guests of Mr. Edwards
Executrix Notice.
been visiting Bernice Keyes.
Nelson and Hanson have traded at the Imperial, along with his
Miss Winifred Tilton, of White
Nolle* whereby given that tbs undersigned their gun and
bicycle store sons, C .J. and O. K. Edwards,
h u bsen appoint*«] executrix of tbs will end
Salmon,
Washington, is visiting
teatsmsnt of Santiago Hltchen, deceased. I»y located on First street, including and John Wortman and <). O.
her
cousin,
Mr. Roe Robison.
tbs County Court of Yamhill Connty, Orsgoa. the building, to Theo St Pierre Hodson, of McMinnville.
The
- Now. therefore, atl perttoa* haring claim,
Mrs. Henry Hngey is suffering
again.! th* .Mate of Hantlago Hltobsn. de­ tor his fruit farm north of town three distinguished guests were
trom
blood poison in her right
ceased, are hereby notified end required to known a s the A. C. Churchill brought up. as members of the
present I he name, with th * proper rone here. I*
foot.
the undersigned, et her reeidenee. at Newberg. place. Mr. St Pierre and his son Friends church, and at the morn­
In Yamhill County,Oregon, within els month* have taken charge ot the store, ing meeting they made liberal
•Mr. Edward Jannsen, of Sheri­
from the «late or tbit node*.
dan,
has been spending a few
donations
to
the
fund
for
evan­
and
J.
Carl
Nelson
is
already
Dated July *th, IS»».
days
at
the old home In the Red
gelistic
and
church
extension
wearing the bland smile of the
Hills.
work.
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prosperous rancher.
I L I T T L E F I E L D & R O M IG
KW H
O ur Sdirsi 0*ali shipment o f
Yes Uailormade
has Just arrived here
W e have installed a new
B U T T O N machine for
making covered buttons.
Give us a trial.
Special reductions on
all summer dress goods
and white shirt waists.
M ercantile C om pany
DRAfifilHfi OF BUNDLES
ON THE
NEW
CENTURY
B IN D E R I
I
I
Office in Union Block
H lew M me Werk
A binder that doe* not cleanly separate the bundle* from die untied
grain costs a lot of your temper and time. Time is money during
harvest T o avoid this loss use tbe New Century. The shore cut tells
the story. From the moment the needle appears above the grain until
it returns beneath the deck, no grain is fed down by the packers. They
serve to keep the grain from pressing against tbe needle. The revolving
discharge arms dp not come into contact with the untied grain. For
good clean work use the New Century. If you will only let us show you
the New Century and
thoroughly explain it we’ll be satisfied with die
a
tr sale for
to: us—one more satisfied customer.
result for r it will be another
The Vincent Feed & Implement Co.
United States Nat’l. Ba
(Successor to Bank of Newberg)
Capital and Surplus $60,000
Twenty years of 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
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J . L. HOSKINS, President
SAM’L. L. PARRETT
Vice Pres.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier
W. E. CROZER,
A sst Cashier.
C. F. W I L L I A M S
P A IN T E R , P A P E R H A N G E R a n d D E C O R A T O R
Agent for Oregon Sienna'Paint Co’s, paints and var­
nishes. We have a full line of stains of all shades.
Linseed Oil, Turpentine and Kalsomine. Give us a
trial and be convinced that this is the best place in
Newberg to buy paints . All work and material
guaranteed satisfactory.
1 S T A N D S L A IN S T S .
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GREGO RY BLD G .