LER MERCANTIL
PtíVSICIAN8 * SURGEONS
FOR SINCERITY CLOTHES FOR MEN
OR- N. M O RR ISO N
D E N TIST
Office in Unkm B lock
DR. A . M. DAVIS
DENTIST
rrr“
Tho8. H erd & Soi
Building Confrartnrs
F. H . Caldwell
& Company
Nelson Brouillette
Painting
Decorating, W all
; Telephone Company, and B. &
| Craren, went to McMinnriUe on
| bn si ness Wednesday.
Mr». S. G. Irvin came over from
Newport last week to^visit with
Mr». Sarah Ewing and daughter
nod attend the wedding.
The Mimes Minnie and Lydia
Bhret went to Tigardvilk Tburs-
day morning to visit a few days
with their uncle.
Mr». Prank Dench and chil­
dren have been dow n from Mc­
Minnville during the week visit­
ing at the home o f her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B . F . H eviland.
B. S. C r a v e n informs the
Graphic that the county apple
fair which was being arranged
for has been called off for this
season.
'
The many friends of Miss Amy
Heater will be sorry to hear that
the w ord received from her bed­
side, at the home o f her parents
in Corvallis, is not encouraging.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Winters, October 27, a daughter/
The little one has three great
grandmothers, one great grand­
father, tw o grandmothers and
tw o grandfathers.
The subject o f the sermon at
the M. B. church next Sunday
morning will be “ Pour ships—
Which Will You Take?” At
night “ W hat Shall We Read?”
All are invited.
*
Bari Rinehart, a former student
o f Pacific College, w ho is now
studying medicine in Portland
Mrs. Nelson M orrison and
and in spare moments coaching children arrived home from New-
the Hill M ilitary football team, x>rt last week.
came up with the team last
Everrtt M. Heaoock was down
Saturday.
torn Salem a day or tw o the
The public schools are closed in t o f the week.
and the teachers are at McMinn­
J. C. Gregory has sold his
ville in attendance at the county
undertaking business in W ood-
teachers institute, h ot the spirits
o f young America don’ t appear raraaodh as returned to New-
to be spfr Hilly depressed on ac­
Amos Nelson w ho has been
count o f the three days’ vacation.
B ora to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert getting his umu I through the
Smith, of Cloverdalc, on Tuesday, M cM innvilk postoffice for the
November 2, a daughter. The past few months, was in tow n
mother and fittie one are a t the Tuesday.
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Lon Had­
“ A. M .” usually stands for fore­
ley near New berg, the parents o f noon, but in this particular in­
Mrs. Smith.
stance it means Hoskins. He
Rev. Hebert T. Cash, w ho is came up from Lents Wednesday
well known in Newbeig, is kav- o greet his friends alym t tow n.
ng Paonia, Colorado, where he Te looks like he was good tor
has been pastor o f the Friends several years yet.
church tor the past tw o years,
J. \8. Hamilton, o f Portland,
and it is understood he is going w ho w as a scoot in the civil war,
to locate for a time at Newport, will speak at the M. B. church
to get the advantage o f a lower on Friday night, when he will
altitude.
recite many of the thrilling ex­
Parmer Carrol Kirk k it a periences incident to the life o f
squash a t the New berg Land the soldier. Admission will be
C o.’s office Wednesday Winch : free bat a collection will be taken
weighs 84 pounds. II the seed at the dose.
had been different it might have
M. P. Elliott has bought O. P.
been ’ ’some pumpkins,” but Labadie’s stock o f w ood at the
it is good for several big fat pies
Newberg W ood Yard, on First
as itis .
and Grant streets and will con­
Rev. Josiah Dillon and wile tinue the business at the old
from Oklahoma, w ho have been stand. He has under cover, first
visiting the different Friends class w ood, both old and second
churches in the Northwest dur­ grow th fir and also a limited
ing the past three months, are amount of oak His yards are
in tow n visiting with their son- fall and still more w ood coming.
in-law, Alien Jay and family. If you wish to buy or. sell w ood
Last Sunday morning and again Mr. Elliott will be glad to meet
in the evening be spoke at you and supply your wants.
Friends church.
Look elsewhere in our columns
Fred Rogers arrived here last for his advertisement. '
week from Mississippi, bringing
On Tuesday at high noon, Miss
with him a colored lad o f ekven
M. Florence Ewing was married
years, as a representative o f his
to J. Phincas Dodge at the home
labors in educational and mis­
o f the bride’s mother, Mrs. Sarah
sionary w ork am ong the colored
Ewing, tw o miles north of New­
youth of the Southland. He is
berg, Rev. John P. Lyons officiat­
visiting with his mother, Mrs.
ing. The ceremony was per­
Eggers, fluid sister, Miss Anna
formed in the presence o f a few
Rogers.
o f the immediate relatives and
"The Redemption o f David friends o f the contracting parties,
Corson” is a new serial story just the date o f the wedding being on
begun in the Graphic, the first the ninety-first anniversary of
chapter appearing October 21. the birth o f the mother o f the
The author is Charles Frederic bride. The groom is in the real
Goss. Garret P ort, of Newberg, estate and insurance business in
says he knew Mr. Goss in New Portland, w hik the bride and
York state when the latter was her mother came here from Free­
a boy. His father was a Presby­ port, Illinois some months ago,
terian preacher and Mr. Port making many friends m the time
says he heard him preach many they have resided in the cotn-
timet.
i
munitv..
«-«il <jVy .-■»»<!
afford to miss die trade of any o
turn a suit over to a customer '
dm SIJSCBKITY quality,
OTHER
MAKES
Miller Mercantile Co,
M ayor Edwards and wife ar­
rived home from their trip to
Elwood, Indiana, M onday where
they went to visit their daugh­
ter, Mrs. York. They also visited
with a number o f their friends of
.former years and report a very
pkasant time.
Herbert Smith, who is w ork­
ing in a cheese factory at Clover-
dak, responded to a hurry-up
call o f the stork Tuesday, leav­
ing there a t 10 o ’clock in the
morning, and by a forced march
over very bad roads, arrived at
the home o f Mrs. sm ith’s parents,
Mr. fluid Mrs. Lon H adky at 4
o ’clock the follow ing morning,
where be was greeted by the first
born, a daughter. M other And
child doing well.
A very sad accident happened
to the family o f Scott Livengood,
o f Dundee, last Saturday, which
resulted in the death o f their
three months old child. On ac­
count o f the health of Mrs.
LfVengood the family had been
brin g in a tent for some time.
The m other had just stepped out­
side the tent and was looking in
another direction when she heard
the babe scream, and on turning
about saw the tent was in flames.
The little one was so badly
burned that it died the next day.
The tent probably caught fire
from a spark from the stove.
X a s t M onday evening a Hal­
low e’en party was held in the
bflwement of the Presbyterian
church by the* Young People’s
Society. Although the night
was a m ost disagreeable one the
attendance w as g ood . The room
was decorated in green boughs
and Jaok-o-lanterns. The first
half hour was spent in guessing
the ghosts present, followed by
many enjoyable games. Miss
Miller was gypsy, the fortune
td k r . Light refreshments were
served and all expressed them­
selves as having a jolly good
time.
F R IE D M A N -S H E L B Y
ALL LE A TH E R
SH OES
A t the Newberg Furniture
RUGS
$2.25
2.50
2.75
4.50
values, Special
values, Special
values, Special
values, Special
<o
$1.35
1.55
2.15
2 .9 5
»
have good values in room size rag». Somett
Newberg Wood
Yard
od sawing don«. Orders taken
Aackie 4 Taylor’s gnd at 6.
Baird’s (Patterson's).
M . P. ELLIOTT.
Wilson, Newhouse 9c Co.