NEW BERQ
G R A P H IC .
H i. Tim e, and the Hein, o f
Forest Grove, were recently com­
bined and for a month or more
the Grove has had but the one
newspaper, but a new paper is to
be born on Thursday o f this week,
which will be christened the
The city o f Fresno, California,
has passed an ordinance forbid­
ding the sale o f liquors except in
restaurants with meals and at
wholesale, not to be drunk on the
premises.
What an increase
Fresno will now see in the num­
ber o f hunger parlors.
In the elections held Tuesday,
Tammany elected Gaynor for
M ayor of New York bat lost the
Board o f Estimates and Appor­
tionment, which will .disburse a
round billion dollars daring the
administration, and the Tiger
refuses to be com forted. Heney
w as defeated in San Francisco.
The ladies aid will hold an all
d a ? meeting at the church Thurs­
day.
Mr. Leach is expected to be
with us again this week for a
short timé.
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S. T . Cornish, o f Mooneton, N.
D .jW K d bis family best and ex­
pects to make this country his
future home.
Dean Calkins has purchased a
wireless «retir ing outfit which he
intends to hare in operation
Soon.
The children will hare a short
racation this week, owning to
the teachers attending institute
at McMinnrille.
The Walker boys hare re­
turned from Alberta and report
the purchase o f a tract o f land
as an investment.
A new furnace has been instal­
led in the basement -o f the new
church which wfil be a great aid
to the com fort o f the Sunday
meetings.
Mrs. Hoffman, sister o f R.
Hutchens, attended the oyster
supper at the church last Satur­
day night and remained over
Sunday at her brothers.
The services o f Prof. Bough-
ton, of McMinnville, have been
secured for the church. Services
will be held every Sunday at
10:30 a.m ., Sunday school at 10
a.m.
Mrs. A. A. Noble made a visit to
her home tow n, M anstson, Wis­
consin, and on her . return she
brought with her her mother,
Mrs. Prosser, w ho is enjoying
good heal th at the age o f 71. She
expects to remain all winter.
House Furnishings
JNSON & SON
ROCK
in
T . Hardwick
T h e Newberg Manufacturing and
Construction Co.
For the Boat Prices on the Best
W indows. Doors, Interior and Exterior Finii
Mouldings, Building Stone, Cabinet W ork,
Store Fixtures and General Mill W ork
BAZAAR
And now the word is passed
around that the United Railways
will build a line leaving the main
line near Glencoe south through
Hillsboro to Salem. Such a road
would tap a rich and populous
region south o f the city now
without railroad facilities and
would c a u s e rapid develop­
ment, and should prove a paying
proposition to the builders. —Hills­
boro Independent A road built
Mrs. M elody, w ho accom pa­
from Hillsboro to Salem on an air
nied Miss Mabel Paulsen home
line would hit Newberg. Let’er
last week from Portland, re­
hit, and no back talk-' The latch
turned home Tuesday.
Brother Geo. Farrell and his
co-worker, Mr. Bowen, are hold­
ing meetings, bat ow ing to so
much sickness and the bad
weather th en has not been a
vefry good attendance.
M iss M aude W i l l s taught
school in the primary room while
Miss Barbara attended the wed­ Plays both Amberol and Stan­
ding o f her aunt, Mias Ewing, dard Records. A perfect ma­
last Tuesday.
chine In every respect L e t us
H Our County W, C- T. U. Presi­ show It to you.
through tow ns and titles oa the dent, Miss Minchin, o f Dundee
principal streets, and this is what will be present at the regular
KIENI^E & SONS
the Graphic w ould like to see in business meeting to be held at
Newberg when the electric line is the home o f Mrs. J. C. Wills next
. It is a m atter o f a good Wednesday. Let' all the W. C.
of importance and worthy T. U. members be present as site
o f the serious consideration will
of give a report o f the State
oar people. If any o f oar readers W. C. T. U. Convention. There
Photos in the city. Crayon and
have anything to say on the w ill be a collection o f pemnesr Finest Water
Colots a Specialty.
All work first-class.
subject through the columns of taken for the mile o f pennies.
MRS. F. H. BROWNING
the Graphic the w ay is open.
MILLINERY
ChohaJem Valley Mills
H e a d q u a r t e r s for
Watches, Clocrks,
and Jewelry
The Graphic $1.60 per year,
them encouragement in a patron­
izing way, by enlarging on the the Semi-Weekly Journal $1.00.
Both papers tor $2.00 per year.
benefits o f s college education.
NEW BERG,
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U. S. National Bánk
Browning Photo
Studio
(Successor to Bank o f N fw h srg)
A . E. W ilson
Por Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
K. D. Hatch made a business
The fsculty wishes to thank trip to the coast last week.
those who so kindly sent than
M. W. Greer and w ife, o f Ta­
some grapes one evening last
coma were Sunday visitors a ;
Otterbrook.
Pres. Kelsey is to make a talk
Mrs. S. M. Crosby and son,
Thursday morning to the teachers
John
spent the week end with
at the county institute at Mc­
relatives
in Portland.
Minnville.
An interesting meeting o f the
The girls athletic association
having received their Indian telephone stock holders was hek
dubs and dumb bells are prepar­ Saturday evening. It was voted
to put a line screes the river.
ing to drilL
Mr. Wiley, Principal o f the
public school read an interesting
paper on the subject o f water at
As rumor has connected my
chapel on last Friday.
name with some statement as to
The basketball season will begin
the sanitary condition o f the loca
next week, with preliminary
skating rink, I wish to positive­
gam— between different chosen
ly state that np until the rumor
teams from the college.
reached my ears late Wednesday,
M i« Lucile Davis entertained
N o v e m b e r 3rd, I bad not
a number o f students with
given the skating rink a single
various Hallowe'en sports and
thought, let alone making any
jokes Saturday evening.
statement w hatever as to its
The student body held a Hal­
sanitary condition.
low e'en party on Friday evening
Nov. 3rd, 1909.
in the gymnasium. A short pro­
D a. J o h n S. R a n k in .
gram and gam— made the even­
ing an enjoyable one.
Two o f our new teachers were
being waited on in one o f the
We take this means o f express­
stor— recently by a young man ing our gratitude to our- friends
o f tend— years, who inquired o f who — kindly gave assistait—
them if they were attending and comfort in our recent be­
public school or college. They reavement
answered that they were in cd - .C h arles L ark in a n d F a m ily .
Clean Vetch, Vetch and Oats,
Cheat Seed, Clover Seed, and
W inter Oats and W hite W in­
ter Oats.
A ll kinds o f grain and seed
cleaned.*
$ 22.00
N«
& Bennett Hdw. Co
E verything
T he Fireside
First A Howard Sta.
nage.
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Monday, Nov. 8 Mr. Allen, o f
the Allen-Reynolds Hardware
Co. will take charge and we
can assure our customers they
will be well treated in the
future.
S e e d G rain For S a le
A New T ype
Edison Phonograph
r
W e will be open for business
Saturday, which will be our
last day. W e desire tothaafc
you all for your liberal patro­
Capital and Surplus $60,000
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 s growing institution by be N
ginning mn account today
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J. L. HOSKINS, President
SAM’ L. L. PARRETT
Vi— Pres.
Bicycle Shop
CjM nfam k
A. E. Wilson
C. F. W IL L IA M S
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J.C .C 0L C 0R D , Cashier
W. E. CR0ZER,
A sst Cashier.
Agent for Oregon SiennaTPaint Co's, paints and var­
nishes. We have a fuU fine o f atainTof an sh a d -.
Linseed Oil, Turpentine and Kalaomine. Give us a
trial and be convinced that this is the bast place in
Newberg to buy paints . Ail work and material
guaranteed satisfactory.
T. B.; Duncan
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