Newberg graphic., July 07, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC, JULY 7. 1910
THE CITY
H A PPE N IN G S
'ewberg
N. J. Sykes and family, of
Portland, celebrated knd visited
friends in Newberg the first of
the week. Nelson’s well known
supply o f ejaculations was worked
overtime in his enthusiastic com­
ment on our celebration.
Postmaster Hoskins and wife
o f McMinnville took the oppor­
tunity afforded by the holiday to
visit the home folks here. The
same coulcj be said o f Cecil with
possibly a little revision and pos­
sibly without
Mrs. Eva H. Hull went down
to Portland Saturday to meet
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Foster,
o f Columbns, Ohio, who will visit
here during the summer. Mrs.
Hull’s brother, S. M. Hummer,
traveller “ at large” , is also here.
Mrs. L. Hannon arrived home
from her eastern trip last Thurs­
day evening. She attended the
national con vention o f the Wom­
an’s League at St. Louis, after
which she enjoyed a visit at her
old home in Minnesota.
Big Vacation Sale!
C. A. Keeney has been laid oft Joseph Hall and wife are ex
from work for a few day« by ill* peering their‘daughter, Mrs. Ida
new.
Warren, and tw o children to ar­
W. A. Wotherspoon left the rive from Topeka, Kansas, next
first of the week on a business Tuesday to remain for the snm
mer.
trip to Mexico.
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Miss Flossie Coffin, o f Port­ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. George
land, is spending the week with B. Conklin on last Saturday,
girl baby. The mother and little
friends in Newberg.
Miss Margaret Inglis went to one are at the home o f her par­
Newport Wednesday to open her ents near town, Joseph Hall and
wife.
cottage at Nye Beach.
The Prohibition speaking an­
Willis Townsends were up from
nounced
to take place Saturday
Portland Monday to visit with
evening at the Baptist church
•relatives and help celebrate.
has been called off on account o f
Dr. Hatfield and wife, of Port­
the inability o f Dr. Watkins to
land, visited Sunday with his
get here.
aunt, Mrs. A. B. Bowman.
J. H. Dailey and son Clarence
Mrs. Graham, of Portland,
arrived from near Caldwell, Ida­
__
daughter o f C. H. Christenson, is
ho, Tuesday evening. The Idaho
here with her little daughter for
F. A. Elliott traded his home
climate does not agree with Clar­
a visit.
on
North River street Tuesday
ence and they will remain here
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Miss Ruth Gilbert, who expects indefinitely.
to C. C. Ferguson for the latter’ s
to teach next year, went to Cor­
home
property near the public
Rev. George F. Rounds and his
vallis Saturday to attend O. A
school,
with the intention o f sell­
wife, Mrs. Louisa P. Rounds, the
C. summer school.
well known W. C. T. U. worker, ing the. latter. The Fergusons
Moses Votaw, an old Newberg came from their home at Jeffer­ will make * their new property
s
resident, is down from Tacoma son Wednesday to attend Friends their home.
attending Yearly Meeting and Yearly Meeting.
Dolph Smith, accompanied by
smiling upon friends.
B.
Moorehead, came down from
J. H. Bidgood who had been in
Rev. J. Edgar Williams, pastor poor health for several months, Junction City to spend the
of the Friends church of Seattle, died on last Sunday evening at Fourth. Young Moorehead is a
arrived this morning to attend his home tw o miles west o f New son of S. L. Moorehead, editor
Oregon Yearly Meeting.
berg. The funeral was held on and publisher o f the Junction City
Rev. C. T. -Whittlesey, o f Eu­ Tuesday and burial made in the Times, and of coarse he came in
gene, came up last week to look; Dundee cemetery. A good man to see the Graphic family as all
visiting printers do.
alter his cherry crop in the has gone.
Springbrook neighborhood.
Miss Mildred Snapp, daughter
Francis Brickley, o f the Graphic
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sweet force, celebrated by attending a o f Dr. G. U. Snapp, formerly o f
' and young son, o f Portland, vis- big deaf mute picnic at Galladay Newberg, died in the Walla Wai-
‘ ited in Newberg Sunday with Park, near Vancouver, Washing­ a, Washington, hospital, July 2,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Douglas,
ollowing
an
operation
tor
ap­
Prof, and Mrs. W. J. Reagan.
of Ohio, who are on an extended
ton. From the enthusiastic re­
W. E. White left on the even- port which he brought back we pendicitis. She was buried at summer vacation trip, arrived
ing train Wednesday on a busi­ suspect that some * fair Miss Freewater, Oregon, where Dr. Friday for a few days’ visit with
his cousin. J. H. Douglas Jr. and
ness trip to Eastern Oregon, ex­ nursed some sore fingers the "day Snapp is now located. -
The fapiily o f F. A. Hayes left family. Mr. Douglas is a son of
pecting to b e . gone for several after” because of too much—talk!
days.
There is mourning in Boyville the first of the week for their Robert Douglas, well known to
Master Otto Bowman claims over the departure o f “ Big” Fair­ new home at Worcester, Massa­ many Newberg people and is a
the champion barred Plymouth banks and “ Little” Fairbanks chusetts, whither Mr. Hayes had banker at West Milton, Ohio.
Rock hen. Setting on tw o dozen who left this morning with their preceded them some time ago. They left the middle o f the week
eggs, she hatched twenty fine mother, Mrs. Chas. Fairbanks, The community loses a good tor California.
At the home of the bride’s
for Portland where the family iamilv but we hope the call o f
chicks.
:::
the
West
will
return
them
to
us.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Mrs. L. S. • Hill and daughter will make its home. The father
Adams at Scholls, Oregon, on
has
a
position
in
Inman
&
Paul­
Republicans
o
f
this
vicinity
Esther, who have been visiting
Sunday,
July 3rd, at high noon,
will take notice that the precinct
here for three or four weeks re­ son's mill m the city.
turned home to Cottage Grove John Brown is up from Horni- assemblies will be held next Sat­ George Frederick Hutchens o f
tos, California, on a business urday, July 6, at two o’ clock for this place was married to Miss
today.
Bessie Adora Adams. The home
On next Sabbath, tw o ministers trip and arrived in time to cele­ the purpose o f choosing delegates
was beautifully decorated and
o f the Friends church will occupy brate with old time friends. to the county assembly o f July
at
the appointed hour the bride
6th.
The
meeting
place
for
the pulpit o f the Methodist Epis­ John lived here at a time when
and
groom took their place
copal church in this city, morn­ Newberg as a town was not, and 'forth Newberg will be Crater’s
the size o f the crowd Monday tall, for South Newberg, the underneath an arch o f asparagus
ing and evening.
fern and sweet peas. The brief
city hall.
Wm. Schaad and family drove made him reminiscent of the days
Perry Hadley and wife, of but impressive ceremonv was
ol “ the grubby end” o f old Yam­
down from Buell, Polk county,
Kansas, who for five years have performed bv Rev. W. A. Prosser
the last o f the week and have hill.
with only the immediate relatives
At the City Council meeting )een engaged in mission work at
been visiting relatives out east
o
f the contracting parties in at­
last night Prof. Oliver Weesner Douglas, Alaska, arrived last
o f town.
week as the guests o f Mr. and tendance. Aftercongratulations,
' Mrs. Sadie Langdon who had of the Pacific College faculty, Mrs. Harlon Smith. They are elaborate r e f r e s h m e n t s were
been visiting her uncle, L. M. was elected city surveyor, and on their way home on furlough served. A number o f beautiful
Metcalf, left for her home at E. G. Gardner, who has been fill­ and stopped here to attend and useful presents were given.
Clear Lake, South Dakota on ing the position of marshal tem­ Yearly Meeting.
Mr. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Hutchens left in
porarily, was elected to the posi­
Tuesday.
the afternoon for Portland where
tion. The bid o f Chase and Lin­ spoke at the Friends Church Sun­
thev will make their home.
McMinnville, Dayton, LaFay-
ton for selling gravel on the day morning.
ette and Amity loaned us a good street for $1.35 per cubic yard
Drs. E. P. and H. C. Dixon,
■ o. 7S37
share of their population Monday. was accepted.
d e n t i s t s , announce t o t h e i r
R e p o r t o f t h . C o n d it io n o f
Thanks! We will do as much for
G. H. Umbaugh, editor and friends that they are ready lor
you
some
time.
of
m
i publisher of the Kelsonian at business in their new offices on
Mr, and M r s . OhvcrGausewho ^
WMhinKton, was here First street above St. Pierre’s
are making a leisurely trip w’itta his family to spend the bicycle store. The "Dixon boys”
A« N ew l*rg in «he 8 « .ie o f Orreon. *t the
clone of business. June 90, 1910
through the West, arrived last Fourth and visit with T. R. grew up here and if they need
RESOURCES
week and are visiting with his Kundell and family at their home any further introduction they L oon , and D iscount*.............................. »200.277 .SO
Overilrslt*. secured and u n se cu re d ...
94.86
brother, Sam and family.
8. Bonds to secure circu la tion —
to,000.00
in the country northwest of are willing to let their work V Premiums
ou U. 8. Bond*.....................
862.80
Mrs. C. F. Butler left Tuesday Newberg. Mrs. Umbaugh and make it for them. People don’t Bond.. Securities, etc ............ It 1.88
Furniture, and Fxtures .......................
2.7'tt.iiu
morning for Mauston, Wiscon­ Mrs. Rundell are sisters.
Reel Estate ow ned .................
I2.87fl.00
as a rule turn to dental parlors Other
Due from National Banka (not reserve
226 40 ;
sin, where she will spend the
agent*)................................................
for
rest
and
recreation
but
the
It will be o f interest to the
Due from State and Private Hanks
summer with her parents, Mr. many Newberg friends o f Prof. Dixons’ apartments, roomy and
and Hankera. Trait Companies.
and Savings B a n k s ..........................
Due front approved Reserve A ge n ts... 94.068 48
and Mrs. Wm. Carey.
C. W. Kantner. of Seattle, for­ attractive, have been made as Checks
and other ('ash Item s................ 1,580 81
10 00
Notes of other National Banks .......... .
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kopp ar­ merly in charge of.the music de­ nearly “ inviting” as possible.
Fractional Paper Currency. Nickels.
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7» I
and
cen
to.........
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rived home from their trip to partment of Pacific College to
General Apathy seemed to be Lawn*i. M onsv R k s ir v e i b B a nk , v i i :
.......................... . • • • 12.90S US
Pennsylvania and other points know that at the convention o f in command at the city election Specie
18 , 906 . »
Legal-tender n o t e a .............. None
Kedeinpllon
fund with V . 8. Treasurer
the first of the week and report the Northwest Music Teachers Tuesday, only 206 votes being
(fl per cent o f elrcu la tlon ).............. . 2.000 00
a plensant vacation of a month. ^ 990cjation hekl at Tacoma, he cast. The amendment to the
TOTAL.................... ................ »908.496. so
LIABILITIES.
A woman with an abnormally j was honored bv being elected city charter making it possible
Capital slock paid In — .............
*80.000.00
la r g e hat and an elevated cbin»jpresident of the Association ten­ for the city to bond itself to the Surplus fund. ... ,T . .
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W,000.00
U ndivided Urolito, less Expenses and
Taxes
paid
................
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.
-ftiW.94-
on boarding the train Wednes- the ensuing year,
extent of $200,000 was carried by Natlona ank Note* outstanding ... 10.000.00
day' morning remarked that
Now that the returns are all in, eleven votes but the sewer prop­ Dne to 9 t^ e and Private Banks snd
1.0 to)
Newberg was the ‘ ’stinkinest
^eaj \fcCoy has a little osition was lost by three vptes. Dividends u n p a id .........................
Individual deposit» subject to check
106,769 06
Demand
certificates
of
d
e
p
o
sit............
26,181.77
tow n” she had ever seen, but 9trawherry storv to tell which is The Council is looking forward Tim e cen iti cates of deposit
(9.809.19
since her departure we have not no 9torv either and far from lit- to calling another election and B illa pavahle. Including certificate*of 2fl.000.00
deposit for m oney borrow ed
noticed any specially bad odors
During the season, from making a second attempt to get
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in the air.
their berry patch in the west an affirmative vote for a sewer State of Oregon. ( „
County o f 1 am bili |
At its meeting last I, L. U. kneeshaw. Cashier of the a lo v e -
Mrs. Chauncey Murch and son, part o f town of 21 t vines, they system.
named hank d o solem nly swear that the al>ove
lames, at present of Salem but picked 314 quarts, and part of night the Council r dered City statement Is true to the hest o f my knowledge
fthd belief.
L. ( t . KN'BRcMAWf Ata-hter.
who have long been residents of the plants are among fruit trees Attorney Butt to draw up r n Suhsertlied and sworn to liefore me this 6th
day oi July. 1910.
K. B l.f9vii.i.a. No ary Public
E g y p t , visited in town the last at that. The McCovs came from amendment providing for such
Correct - Attest:
L ynn B. F bhwpsorj
of the week as guests o f Mrs, Missouri, bu{ we can’ t show which will be submitted to the
W. A K in «
> Director*.
J D. OoanoN
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people
in
sixty
days.
Eva Hull.
thcm
,
To make room for the large stock of Fall goods recently
ordered from the East, we make
the people of Newberg unparal­
Everything lelled offers in Summer millinery
Goes
Regardless
* of the
Cost
One glance at our 15c and
25c table of flower», our
50c shapes and our $2.50
trimmed hat« and turbans ;
will convince you that this is a
Real sale. Everything goes re­
gardless of cost. We have a few
parasols left which will be included in this sale.
Some pretty sofa pillow covers at..............25 cents
Pillow ruffling at per yard....................... . . 15 cents
Silk pillow cords at........... .......................40 cents
The Hannon Millinery Co.
The First National Bank
Newberg
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a
Parlor Pharmacy
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E. W . HUDSON
Registered Pharm acist
Ok! Time Remedies
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and Private Receipts
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We put up the Old Time remedies with the same
skill and care that we use in filling the doctor’ *
prescription.
Try us on this work; we know how and can give
you the best results. Our drugs are pure, our
prices as low as can be, high quality considered.
B argains B or J u ly
To be Had At Baud's
Men s Soft Shirts, attached collars $1.50 values fo r .............$ 1 . 0 0
Men’s Dress Shirts regular $1-50 & $1.25 values for.............. 1 .0 0
Men’s Dress Shirts regular 75c values...........................................5 0
Men’s Balbrigan Underwear regular 75c values.......................... 5 0
Men’s Hose—black and tan—regular 12 l-2c values........... 8 l - 3 c
Men’s Shoes—Solid Leather—either work or drees—for qual­
ity we guarantee them to he the beet. Let U8 show them
to you.
Men’s hats—one lot of regular $2.50 values fo r ..................... 1 .5 0
Men’s Dress Pants at............................... 2 0 |M*r c e n t D is c o u n t
All Calico standard grade............................................
5c
Dress Ginghams-12 l-2c values..................... ............................ 7 ,l © c
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting best quality per yd............ ............... 2 O c
9-4 Bleached Sheeting best quality.............................................. 2 8 c
Hope Muslin............................................................. ....................... 1 O c
Best Apron checked Gingham......................................... O I - 2 & 8 c
Bleched Table Linen 40c v alu es...................................................2 5 c
52-inch white pure Linen Dress Goods $1.00 values................... OOc
Lawns special values for ............................ .......... .7.10 A 1 2 l - 2 c
India Linen 15c values for ................ ........................................ .. l O c
Dress Goods—65 75c values........................................................5 0 c
Ladies’ Black Petticoats embroidered flounces ......$ 1 . 2 5
1 50
Ladies' Silk Petticoats, extra value for.............. $11.50 $ 5 OO
Ladies' Ready Made White Shirt Waists.............. $ 1 . 0 0
$ 1 .2 5
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Phone us your order for groceries. We guarantee our prices
to t>e right and our goods to be good clean stock. Prompt delivery.
Be sure and see that you get your premium tickets. We want
you to have them.
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