■r
Mrs. Conley is here from WiHa-
mina visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
F. Moore.
Strawberry ¿rowers are be­
HAPPENINGS
ginning to ship to Portland and
a fine crop is reported. L. M.
Carey, ot Springbrook, says he
J. P. Dodge made a business
Peter Bashaw was up from counted 103 berries on a single
trip to Amity Monday.
Portland on business the first o f plant three years old.
F. H. Buchanan, who has been
The subscription to the college the week.
taking
work in 0 . A. C. this
building fund is $24,000.
John E. Vestal has been up
P. A. Morris went to 9t Helens from Portland during the week year, has been elected principal
ot the Columbus school in Mc­
and Warren on business the first visiting with relatives.
o f the week.
John Groff and family have re­ Minnville and will direct the
manual training department.
Mrs. Evangeline Martin made turned from Southern California
Mrs. Samuel Dimond is up
a trip to Salem and Jefferson the Höhere they spent the winter,
from
Portland with the tw o chil­
first of the week.
Mrs. H. L. Christenson was
dren
for a visit. She has not
G. A. Best left here last Mon­ called to Tillamook last Friday
been in good health tor some
day on a trip to his former home on account o f the serious illness
time
and is out hoping the
o f her mother who is 80 years
in North Dakota.
N ew s to delight w om en needing a Suit. G lance at these prices and see h o w little
change
from the city will do her
Mrs. Rorabaugh left last Fri­ old.
a new Suit w ill cost you here for the next
good.
9
Mrs. Allen Jay and children
day for a visit with relatives at
E. L. Evans and C. E. New-
started to GKdden, Iow a, Tues­
Fresno, California.
house
will g o to Eugene next
Ralph Rees returned to O. A. day morning where they will Tuesday as delegates to the Odd
C. Tuesday morning alter hav­ join Mr. Jay who went there Fellows Grand Lodge, while Mrs.
some time ago.
ing spent a lew days at home.
Myrtle Wilson and Mrs. Minnie
Mrs. Vernon Hinshaw and
Will G. Allen was down from
Byers will g o as delegates to the
C om e in and see the serviceable materials. T h eir smart styles, h ow w ell adapted
Eugene Tuesday looking alter little son returned to Portland Rehekah Assembly.
they
are to fit into the various needs o f your summer w ardrobe. W e think you w ill
the prune crop here and at Dun­ Wednesday morning where the
Mrs. Levi Lewis, of Spring-
g o aw a y a happy w om an at having found just the suit you want at so small a cost.
latter will take treatment again
dee.
brook,
returned
to
Sheridan
this,
for a short time.
Delano Estle has sold his prop­
Thursday, morning to see her
Mrs. Lizzie White arrived home
$14.00 Suits, sale price only $10.75
erty on Wynooski street to F. L.
daughter, Miss Eunice, who was
Slater, the consideration being from her California visit Monday injured in the railroad collision.
evening in good health. She re­
18.00 suits, sale price only $13.00
2,000
She hopes to be able to bring her
ports a very pleasant time with
home in a day or two.
Mrs. Clyde Lane and little one
19.00 suits, sale price only $14.00
relatives and friends at Whittier
are out trom the coast visiting
The funeral o f Mrs. Herrick,
C. G. Christenson was down
20.00 suits, sale price only $15.00
with her father, A. Coqke, and
the wife o f Cap. Herrick, who
from
Amity
Monday
in
attend­
other relatives.
dieft of pneumonia after an ill­
22.00 suits, sale price only $16.50
ance at the funeral o f Mrs. C. H.
ness of only a few days, was con­
Charley Morris, A. E. Wilson
Christenson and while in town
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24.00 suits, sale price only $17.50
ducted at the home on River
and S. W. Potter went to Port­
made his usual call at the Graphic
street on Wednesday by Rev. A.
land Wednesday to attend the
office.
25.00 suits, sale price only $18.00
J. Weaver. At the cemetery the
Retail Jewelers Convention.
Dr. Rankin took his little son services were conducted by the
Three families named La Plant,
27.50 suits, sale price only $19.50
Rosco and Hazeltine, respective­ Larome to Portland this, Thurs­ Eastern Star.
Abe Cooke had a letter a few
ly, who arqved here from Kan­ day morning tor hospital treat­
He is just recovering days ago from his sister in Minn­
sas recently are getting located. ment.
from pneumonia and is left in a esota inviting him to a birthday
Mrs. J. Carl Nelson went to
condition needing surgical treat­ party for his mother, Mrs. Mary
Portland Wednesday morning to
ment.
Cooke, aged 90 years. She is
visit her sister, Mrs. Martin to
Mr. and Mrs. F. H.lireencame one ot those spry ofd ladies, and
whom was recently born a son.
Wednesday
from Rainier to at­ in good health. Mr. Cooke
J. D. Gordon has traded his
tend
the
funeral
o f Mrs. Green’s would have gone but received
North Yamhill farm to Mr.
Clark for the new rooming house mother, Mrs. Herrick. Mr. Green his letter to o late t o arrive there
SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Keim the Holy Spirit and honored by ;
.
•
recently built by Tom Herd on has a good position with the in time.
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Pacific
Coast
Inspection
Co.
at
10
a.
m.—Bible
School.
his
presence.
The
County
E
van-1
I.
N.
Campbell
and
George
H.
.
j,
went
to
McMinnviller
"Monday
Howard street.
Rainier.
11 a. m.—Regular Services,
Lutz attended the fruit grower’^ and from there they made a tgpr gelistic Sup’ t was very helpful
John Crosby sold a heavy
8 p. m. Missionary.
with
her
presence
and
messages.
Mr. aud Mrs. D. H. Kopp meeting held in Albany last week o f the surrounding country by
work team a few days ago to
Dacia Macv touched the key
Ed. Barrel lor $650. Who was started on their trip east to at­ where they say they heard some auto with W. J. Stater as trum­
notes
in personal evangelism by
fruit
talk
but
saw
more
posing
peter.
Mr.
Keim
says
he
finds
it said the automobiles would tend the Presbyterian Assembly
by
politicians
who
were
out
trim
lots o f good country in the Will- a very beneficial paper.
at Atlantic City last Monday.
ruin the horse industry?
ming their sails for the popular^ lamette valley but every time he
Rev. Kester- o f the M. E. church,
They
will
spend
some
time
visit­
C. F. Moore has closed a deal
breeze.
They
took
an
auto
ride
o
f
Dayton, spoke of the urgent
returns
to
Newberg
it
looks
just
for a five acre lemon tract ing at their former home at Al­
out
from
Albany
for
many
miles
a little better to him here than need o f co-operation between the
near Whittier, California, and in toona, Pennsylvania.
but came home fully convinced any section he has found.
temperance forces and the church
Rev. J. D. Cook, o f the Free
the future we shall order all our
that Newberg is better located
especially
if we hope for victory
The Graphic acknowledges the
lemons direct from his orchard. Methodist church who has been
tor fruit growing than any other
receipt o f the announcement of in the battle now on to make
Tom Herd has a force of men on the retired list for tw o or r place in the valley.
the marriage o f Lewis L. Saun­ Oregon dry in 1910.
and teams at work excavating three years on account of poo
Other questions closely inter­
Hon. W. K. Newell, o f Dilley, ders, o f the class o f 1906, Pacific
for the new brick that is to be health, has rented his farm near
linked with the temperance
built on the corner o f First and tow n to his nephew and is going president o f the State Board o f College, to Miss Elizabeth Gibbs question were treated in very
College s t r e e t s , opposite the into the ministry again at The Horticulture, was in tow n Mon­ which was solemnized at Prairie excellent papers or talks as fol­
day in company with Horae? City on Wednesday o f last week.
Dalles.
Union Block.
8 acres, 9 room house, a snap
W. and Kenneth H. Day, of New After the first o f June they will lows: The Benefits o f Christian
The copious showers o f the ■Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Behnke
at $3200.
Citizenship
by
Mrs.
Rev.
Gitsins,
York, the latter representing one be at home at 49 and Broadway
6 acres, 5 room house, all kinds
week have been money makers have let the contract to Thomas
p i the largest shippers of green streets, Portland, where Mr. of Amity; The Bible in the
o
f
fruit, $2200.
for the bay and cow men, as well Herd & Son for the erection o f a
prunes in the country. They are Saunders has just completed a Public tschool by Mrs. Rev.
2
lots. 90x260. $560.
as for the man who drives the $3.000 residence and rooming
Fine house and barn, lots lOOx
out looking over the different new home. He has a good po­ Murphy, o f Dayton; ’ The Bible
water wagon at so much per house on the northwest corner
120, $3100.
prune districts o f Oregon in order sition with the Columbia Trust in the Home by Mrs. Pres. Kelsey,
of College and Franklin streets.
month. It is easy.
3 lots 120x150, $700. This is a
o
f
Newberg;
Temperance
in
the
to acauaint themselves with the Co. and his many Newberg
good
buy.
Work
was
begun
on
it
the
first
Persons desiring to take lessons
the prune outlook for this season friends will be pleased to know Sunday School by Mrs. Elizabeth
Fine house, everything good in
of
the
week.
in China painting are’ requested
and to make arrangements for that he* is making good. Al­ Johnson, ot Newberg.
a good neighborhood, lots 120x100
to report to Mrs. S. J.Madson.
The Institute passed the re­
Rev. Herbert T. Cash and large shipments.
$2500.
Mr. NeweH though he was building a new'
It is expected to secure a teacher family who have been located says he finds both the prune and
8 room new bungalow, lot 70x
house at the time and making solution among others that we
100; this it> one o f the best buys
from Portland provided a class temporarily at Gladstone for a the cherry crop rather light in
yield
ourselves
in
a
more
definite
other preparations to get mar­
for $2200.
of sufficient size can be secured.
short time, came to Newberg nearly all the districts he has ried, he was one o f the first of consecration to this work and
A dandy house, 7 rooms, mod­
Jesse Edwards and wile at­ Wednesday evening for a short visited in the valley, or at least the alumni of the college to make that we spare no effort to bring
ern improvements, cement walk,
tended the ceremonies incident visit with their friends. They go not up to a full yield, occasioned a donation to the new building about the result toward which
good bam , com er lot 50x100, nice
we are striving.
lawn, is worth $2200. Will take
to the laying ot the corner stone to Hermiston, Umatilla county as he thinks by the rainfall we fund.
$1900; $1000 cash.
A
most
pleasing
feature
o
f
the
o f the Old People’s Home in the last o f the week to locate.
had during the blooming season.
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E v e ry o n e o f th o a b o v e Is a b a r g a in
Institute was the Gold Medal
Portland, last Sunday afternoon,
J. D. Gordon & Son bought a
On last Saturday fire started
W
.
C.
T.
U.
Institute.
600 acres near Am ity, a good
Contest
which
was
held
Friday
which is being built by Mrs. J. P. fine matched team of six-year-old
in the garret o f the Charles Lapp
house and bam, 5 acres fruit, 100
night.
Mann.
black dnving horses at Wood- confectionery adioining the F. E.
acres bottom lend, 250 acres in
An Evangelistic Institute o f The contestants all performed
cultivation, spring piped to house,
Don’ t be unduly alarmed if burn some days ago at $800 Vestal barber shop and nothing the Yamhill County W. C. T. U.
i Or another one o f 296 acres at
you hear a noise, for perchance and to make the outfit complete but prompt work saved the was held Friday, May 6, in the most creditably and the contest
$35.00 per acre.
was
very
close
but
the
medal
it may only be Uncle Abe Cooke invested in an up-to-date closed building from complete destruc­ Baptist church o f Dayton.
was
awarded
to
Miss
Mary
coming down the street in that cab. Then last week Harry went tion. With the first call o f fire a
A very interesting and spiritual Roussean, ot Newberg.
yellow, steel tired auto of his. to Portland and bought a five number ot persons who were near program was carried out.
The other contestants were
Going some? Sure, and he is passenger Studebaker auto. The at hand responded with buckets
The address o f welcome bv as follows: Mamie Coulson,
having a good time.
Gordons are nqw pretty comfort­ and held the flames in check until M ayor Snyder and the response
Elma Paulsen, Miss Everest,
David Johnson has bought a ably fixed for getting about the the arrival o f the volunteer fire by Miss Smith, ot Dundee, were
Bernice Benson.
lot and a half of J. C. Colcord, country.
companies when the fire fiend both exceptionally good. Such
+
%
located on the northwest corner
Robert Jones o f the class of was quickly put out of business. interest and support as the
of Hancock and Howard streets, 1902, Pacific College who is The stock o f confectionery was mayor expressed is especially ap­
Quarterly Meeting Program.
diagonally across from the M. located in Seattle as a member removed from the building with preciated coming from an of­
E. church, and already has a | of the firm of Jones & Hoffeditz, a promptness that saved it even ficial.
Program o f the Friends Quar­
force of men excavating for a civil engineers and surveyors, from loss by water, and the
The State Evangelistic Sup’t terly Meeting to be held May 13-
new residence of good size.
was in Portland lasc Saturday building was not greatly dam­ Mrs. Badgley, o f Portland, was 14-15.
The Peace Meeting on Friday on his way home from a trip to aged. Mr. Lapp at once re­ in attendance and her presence
FRIDAY
evening at Friends church will be Idaho where he has been invest­ moved his stock to the brick for­ and words were very inspiring.
m.—Address, "Peace” , Vir-
worth your while to attend. ing in some land. He expressed merly occupied by M oore’s drug She showed that our work in u „ inshaw
The speaker, Virgil Hinshhw, is to the writer considerable sur- store, where he is conducting the order to be successful must be
SATURDAY
president o f the National College, prise at the growth Portland is business. The fire is supposed to permeated in every department
aiaacT ra oM v a c t o it v
10:30 a , m.—Meeting for W or­
Prohibition Clubs, an orator of, making ami said that real estate have started from a spark from by the evangelistic spirit. She
M ad s fro m O reg on Cedar
exceptional ability. There will ■ in Seattle had been rather quiet the flue in the garret, though emphasized the thought that no ship,
Privas Mo4*vata
Wa
alea
m»aka
Paaltry HI. I va ia i Cassa
in.—Business
Meeting.
2;30 p.
also be some special music and since the fair and prices lower on there was bnt little fire in the devotional exercise can be what
Prias
Hat
aaal aa rvaarvt
8
p.
m.—Christian
Endeavor.
stove.
declamations.
it should be unless inspired by
* i outside property.
W IL L IA M S e n o s
M rs.
LIN TS, o n e
THE CITY
Miller Mercantile Co.
For Anything to Eat and Everything to Wear
Suit Saving Sale
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SEVEN DAYS
$
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