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N EW BERG GRAPHIC. - School began Monday with Mr. lanaon, principal and Mias Bar bara. assistant Mr. and Mrs. Kitsenberger, o f Iowa, and Mrs. Noise Nelson. Just Received a Car of Wire Fencing King & Bennett Hdw. Co. Mrs. W . R. Carter and sons Tbs editor o f the Graphic, in company with his daughter, Miss Sibyl Woodward, spent last week at Seattle on a short vacation seeing the fair. Since returning our time has been taken up in looking after accumulated busi ness in the office, and consequent ly the usual editorial comment has been passed up for this issue. Mrs. McEwan has returned from a visit to Portland. C. J. Clemen son and family are making a visit to the coast. Mrs. Gilmore is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. D. McEwan. Grandma and grandpa Bissom are visiting for a week in Port land. ' - The first of the week, Mrs. P ool’s brother left on a business trip to M ontana. Hem. and Mrs. Fred A. Craw ford attended the School Fair at McMinnville last week. William Huckleberry, brother of Mrs. William Bennett, Went to Portland last M onday. Edith Minchin went to H ood River M onday to attend the W. C. T. U. convention. ferent points along the way. They have the best wishes o f their many friends here for the future in their new home in Eugene. Frank Mulheuron and Miss Red man, o f Portland, visited at the home o f H. C. Paulsen’ s last week. Also Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dresswell o f Iowa, Mrs. Creeswell >eing * niece o f Mrs. Paulsen’ s. They were married September 7 and are out on their wedding trip, taking in the fair at Seattle and visiting relatives. The three months old babe o f Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shires died Sunday morning September 26. Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev. Jas. Price and concluded at Rose Lawn Cemetry. Mr. and Mrs. Shires have the sympathy o f their many friends. Among the beautiful floral offering was a wreath from Springbrook friends in , which was the following verse atonpoeed by Rev. Reaqua. The kind that lasts and has qualities o f excellence Our prices are right HEATING STO VES See our Display Before Buying J . D . Gordon, Pres. A . Nelson, Vice Pres. The First National Bank # of Newbdrg Invites the business o f all classes, with the assurance that your affairs will be well served by this bank. Our Resources Another lamb, O Lamb o f God beheld W ithin this quiet fold Am ong thy father’ s sheep I lay to sleep! A heart that never for a night did rest Beyond its mother’ s breast- Lord keap it close to thee, L ast waking it should bleat and pine for \ Seed Grain For Sale and facilities are o f tb s beat. Our Policy. To extend to our patrons the fullest accommodations that their standing and responsibility permit, and in all particulars to con serve their interests; to axtadse the same painstaking care and a t- Mrs. Palmer, who has been Mrs. Minchin’s guest, k it M on day lor her home at Lents. don, A . Nelson, A . R. Milia, J . M . Charles Larkin, Lynn B. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prince Citizens o f Newberg! The new Catholic church in returned M onday froni their visit Newberg will be dedicated next o f several months in the Eaat. Sunday, October 10, at 10 A.M. John Parrott, w ho has been by Right Rev. A bbot Thomas, o ' assisting his brother, A. A. Par M t. Angel, Rev. Father Cant- inp Jlw m -Ps rott in the store, left last M on well, o f Portland, frill deliver the day for a trip to the coast. sermon. Rev. H. J. McDevitt Ip a mk SII Peter Wirf is ill with typhoid will celebrate the mass. Many lever. His son, Willie, w ho has visitors from outside are ex been very low with the same pected. The only Catholic chapel disease, is reported to be some car in the United States will be in w hat better. Newberg th a t day. McAmbrose One o f onr young bachelors ex Petry, of Chicago, gave $12,000 pects to leave for Eastern Oregon to traüd and equip this car that a s soon as the prune season is it might bring the blessings o Í over. It is rumored be will not religion to places where there are no Catholic churches. It will re return alone. main in Newberg till Saturday, Mrs. Dustin, mother o f Mrs. S. October 16 and then g o to Sheri M . Crosby, has gone to Portlam dan, Oregon. A mission wil t o spend a few weeks in her old open in the Catholic church next home, her niece from the East Sunday evening at 7:45 and con having come to Portland to tinue till Saturday, October 16. make her aunt an extended visit. The morning services will be in Dundee residents always “ look the chapel car—mass and a short pleasant” but just at present instruction. The evening services f . W il l ia m s they are too busy to stay still in the church will consist of a PAINTER, PAPERHANGER and DECORATOR long enough to have their looks a lecture on Catholic doctrine fol recorded. Consequently the tw o lowed by Benediction o f the Agent for Oregon Sienna^Paint Co's, paints and var- $| photographers, finding business Blessed Sacrament. No one can nishes. We have a full line o f stains o f all shades. 1 4 Linseed Oil, Turpentine and Kalsomine. Give us a in their line to o dull, have folded be a truly well educated person trial and be convinced that this is the best place in their tents as the Arabs and who does not know w hat the Newberg to buy paints . All work and material Dundee knows them no more. Catholic church is, her history, guaranteed satisfactory. „ James M orrison, our hitherto her doctrines and her practices. 1ST A N D SLAIN S J 3 . G R EG O R Y B LD G . reliable weather prophet, mourns She is the m ost wonderful organ the loss of a big iron dollar, his ization the world has ever known. loss o f a bet on a rain that came She has a membership o f over 000 in the world, over twelve hours to o soon. Fred 250.000. Hess has wrested the laurel 14.000. 000 in the United States. wreath from “ Jim’s” brow , and She deserves careful study. R e v . H. J. M c D e v i t t . anyone wishing a forecast o f the weather would better consult Mr. Hess, to n M br th . T u u m C eeatv Abatrmnt Clean Vetch, Vetch and Oats, Cheat Seed, Clover Seed, and Winter Oats and White Win ter Oats. All kinds of grain and seed cleaned. vi Facts vWorth Noting c.- Chehalem Valley Mills NEWBERG, OREGON T he Chas. K . Spauldihg L og. Co, Manufacture their own Lumber, Lath and Mouldinds Also carry in stock Doors, Windows, Turnsd Work, Llmo, C o nsent, Plaster and Sand. When you decide to build give us a chance to figure on your material. , • Best Built High T op Shoes Opera C o n fe c tio n e ry C m Last Saturday evening Groth Hall was the scene o f a merry dancing party, a large crowd be ing m attendance. A program o f sixteen numbers w as enjoyed before the hoar o f midnight, when everyone left so well pleased with the evening that it was decided to have another party this coming Saturday. m i . MeMmvilU. Dundee Orchard & Packing Co to P B Chambers-Dundee Pack ing C o’s Orchard near Dundee 1 3 s r3 w $10000. E R H orton & w f to Geo H Lutz 4.82 ac in J H Hess d 1 c 1 3 s r 2 w $2500. Allen Johnson & wf to BstfeUa Vincent' 50x108 ac in blk 18 Central add Newberg $350. Henry Hagey and his force o f Wm T Kerr & wf to W S Grif men arc grading the road tow ard fis 4% ac in Newberg sec 18 1 5 s New berg. It has seemed a long r 6 w $ 3 6 0 0 . E J Lapp & busb to Fannie w ait for those w ho had to drive to Newberg this summer, and Brouillette lot 8 Church add were forced to drive either over Newberg $935. the pile o f gravel in tbs center o f . B C Miles & wl to Lester G the rood, or pa the slanting Pike lo t 2 blk 11 City Park add roadside. But everyone is now Newberg $100. N N Stanley to M ilton E Cady rejoicing over the prospect of having one of the best roads in n% ot ae (except 15 ac) sec 23-2- the country, which we are sort 8 $1. t o have before Mr. Hagey con N N Stanley to Rhoda B Cady 1 4 5 ac sec 20-23 t 2 s r 3 w $1. siders the jo b finished: R. B. J A C K S Tò stand rough usage, hard work and to turn water are the Call and examine them. W ilson, Newhoose A Co rfA B D W A K B I H A R D W A R E !! For Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, (Garden Hose, avarj teed) Aetna W ashing Machines. Lowe Bros. P rint, Steel i tew are, Tinware and everything kept In a flrstclaaa hardv N e w b e r g , O re .^ J* B . Browning Photo Studio General Contractor Finaat Photoa in the city. Crayon and W ater Colors » Specialty. All work first-class. ■ Septic tanks built after the latest approved methods, , ’ L W. W. Hollingsworth A Son n H w m t iiiH )K m m n m l( i C A R P E T S , W ALL P APER G eneral H ouse Furnishings T H E H O U S E O F QUALITY M R 8. 9. H . 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