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The Newbsrg Grspltio July 14, lOlO ................ THE CITY Dr. J. T. Fox, an English N. H. Shireman, who bought Friend, w h o ' arrived recently the Chas. Jensen farm on the toot from England with his family hills about tw o years ^ g o , lor and who is located tor the present which he paid $6000 and sold H A P P E N I N G S at Prineville, attended Yearly for $10,000, has traded tor a Meeting here Saturday and Sun wheat (arm near Condon, East day. He had been in Portland ern Oregon. In losing Mr. Shire daring the week taking the state man we get another good man Born to Mr. and M r». Vin Vin Geo. Adams, o f McMinnville, in his place in M. D. Ebbert. In cent on Monday,. July 11, a spent Monday here with C. S. medical examinations. “ Near Californians” in this the deal Mr. Shireman gets 560 daughter. Hulin. acres ot land, 360 acres ot good Mr. and Mrs. Ode Hatfidd J. C. Smock was up from Sher vicinity w ill please prepare for grain acreage, most ot which the hereafter. W. A. Wother were down from Dayton visiting, wood on business this, Thursday spoon who left for the south last will average 25 bushels to the • the first o f the week. morning. Mr. Ebbert has made week writes from Chico, Cali acre. W. B. Allison made a business \fiss Lura Blair, ot Vancouver, fornia. o f a temperature o f one enough in ten years on this ranch trip to Portland the first o f the British Columbia, is visiting here hundred degrees at midnight. to keep him the balance o f his week. with her cousin, Miss Laura And we thought we had been days. White & Nichols engineered Miss Alice Hill, o f L a Grande, Blair. having a little warm spell in the deal and say they have other is spending the week here with Hiram Hoots, who has been ill Oregon! propositions just as good to put „ relatives and friends...... ..... — for months, died last evening at Mrs. Alice Yocum, o f Portland, before those interested. They J. H. Dailey and son, Clarence his home in the south part o f her daughter, Miss Callie and declare that wheat land is going have gone to work in the orchard town. friend, Miss Mead, o f Kansas up and that it is wise to get in districts south o f Salem. L .J . Butterfield returned last City, were Sunday guests ot on the ground floor while land is Valley Mrs. J. C. Allen, o f Salem, week from Modestcr, California, B. H. Woodwards. Mrs. Yocum comparatively cheap. after an absence o f several forms are taken as part pay and mother o f Mrs. Chester Dimond, was surprised and pleased to visited in Newberg the middle o f months. find relatives here in the persons good terms given on the balance. the week. Mass will be celebrated by of Rev. J. Edgar Williams, of Baptist Church. A. S. Fogg, of Portland, came Father McDevitt a t 1 0 :3 0 Seattle, and Henry Thorne of up to spend Sunday with his o’clock Sunday morning in the this place. Prof. J. Sherman Wallace, family who are visiting with Catholic Church. It is expected that work will professor o f Public Speaking in A. T . Halls. Miss Laura Hammer, o f P ort begin next week on residences tor McMinnville College, will occupy Rev. B. Hayes will occupy the land, is in tow n to attend the J. D. Gordon and son, Harry the pulpit o f the Baptist Church pulpit o f the M. B. Church Sun wedding o f her friend, Miss Gordon on their lots just east ot next Sunday. The theme for the day, at both morning and even Beulah Spaulding. the Baptist Church. Both will morning service will be “ Wanted: ing services. Miss Ada Hatcher, a nurse in be substantial, tw o story houses, A Vision of God.” In the even Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hoskins, the W. C. T. U. home at Tacoma, each to cost about four thousand ing the theme w ill be “ Lost: A of Lents, were here over Sunday, was here last week visiting with dollars, and will add materially Responsible Soul.” Prof. Wal Mrs. Hoskins remaining a few Mrs. Josie Everest. to Newberg’s steadily increasing lace is an eloquent speaker and days for a longer visit. Members o f the Baptist Sun number of attractive homes. should have a good hearing. All Miss Joycie George has recently day School are enjoying a picnic Rev. Geo. F. Round, o f the are welcome. entered upon a hospital training to-day in the heart o f the Red M. E. Church, and his wife, course in Portland looking to hills west o f town. Louisa P. Round, a minister in Presbyterian Church. ward the profession ot nursing. J. C. Gregory and family are the Friends Church, who had been L. M. Parker came in Tuesday camping at Gladstone Park and attending Friends Yearly Meet Subject of morning sermon: morning from their Eastern Ore enjoying the attractions o f the ing here, left Monday for L a “ Treasures, Old a n d N e w . ” gon wheat ranch, much pained Chautauqua Assembly. Balm, Washington, to visit their Theme tor the evening, “ What to find that he had just missed Lewis Mills came up from son, Will and. family, before re will you have?” “ yearly/’ Berkeley, California, the first o f turning to their home at Jeffer- • Mrs. J. T. Smith arrived* home the week on a short vacation to son.( Rev. Round claims to be Estray Notice. last evening from attendance ot be present a t the marriage ot his the oldest active minister doing Tqjten up—a blood bay horse, her Penn College class reunion at brother, Roy. pastoral work in the state in the weight about 1050. Owner Whittier, California, reporting a James Vestal has received word M. E. Church. prove property and pay expenses. grand time. o f the death last week at Long An informal farewell party 41 pd ~ * R eetz & S l a t e r . Miss Lenora Parker is arrang Beach, California, o f his only was given a t the Friends church ing to leave to-morrow to make sister, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, at the last night in honor ot the families ’a few weeks’ visit with her age o f eighty years. o f J. B „ Douglas Jr., and C. F> brother, Curt and wife in M or R. H. C. Bennett, o f McMinn Moore which leave soon for The Oregon Electric has closed row Counify. ville, has taken a position as Whittier, California, ot Pres. W. its options on grounds here tor Cap. H. H. Herrick expects to bookkeeper with the U. S. Na Kelsey which leaves for Oaka- spend the remainder o f the sum tional Bank, Miss Emma Dor- loosa, Iow a, and o f F. A. Elliott depot site on “ B” Street. The mer with his children at Everett. rante having resigned. . and Mrs. Elisabeth Spaulding, considerations amount to $17,- Washington, and other points J. S. Baker, an old time resident whose future home will be Salem. 600. Dr. Withycombe, o f Corvallis, on the Sound. o f Newberg, but who now lives Many words o f appreciation of J. C. Porter, Sam Parrish, in the White River Valley between the departing ones were spoken was in town Tuesday looking Harry Patterson and Ed. Fisher Tacoma and Seattle, is in town and hearty words tor future wel after his interests as a possible candidate tor governor. fare. left Tuesday evening for a few looking up old friends. There is considerable talk of days’ fishing trip out on the Big Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Madson F. H. Caldwell. Dr. H. A. Little- oiling the streets here to keep Nestucca river. went down to Portland Tuesday field and Hugh Nelspn, in com C. E. Newhouse and family, morning and brought home their pany with tw o or three parties down the dust and it is pfobable Miss Eunice Lewis and Mr. Nash, auto which had been laid up in at Oregon City and Portland, that it will be done soon. . o f Kansas, who is visiting“ within the trouble shop for some time. are seriously contemplating re The County Republican As the limits ofSpringbrook Month A young Seattle attorney, C. tiring with their families from sembly will meet here Saturday ly Meeting” went to Newport A. Small, who is taking a look the haunts o f civilization tor to elect delegates to the State yesterday tor an outing. They have Assembly and also recommend over Oregon, is spending a day fourteen months. C. B. Wilson tore himself a way or so m Newberg. He and the located some stray timberclaims candidates tor county offices. Preparations are being made from the postoffice Tuesday and junior editor o f the Graphic were in C ow Creek Canyon, Southern took the children down to the fellow students in Eariham Col Oregon, which are so good that for a tw o days’ race meet on they consider them worth the Bewley’s track the last o f this . d t v to see a ball game. Generous lege, Indiana. time it will take to occupy them month. father! I f children could only The social event o f the season as homesteads. The excellent appreciate the sacrifices parents The Columbia Park boys, o f will take place this evening on hunting and fishing which such San Francisco, are billed to give make (or them! the lawn o f the C. K. Spaulding Joseph Langellier, a veteran home when Miss Beulah Spauld a venture promises adds to the an entertainment in the Iihperial Kansas printer and* editor of the ing will become the bride o f Roy silver lining of the proposition. Theatre, Saturday night, June strenuous days o f county seat H. Mills. One hundred and fifty It has about resolved itself in 16th, tor the benefit of the Civic fights and prohibition propa guests are expected to be in' at to the matter o f securing enough Improvement Club. claims to go round, in which case ganda, has moved with his wife tendance. they hope to make them ove with to Newberg. He is an old G ty Treasurer’s Report. L. M. Gilbert and little daugh out delay. acquaintance ot R. B. Linville. ters came down from Rosed ale ro m M u c k U . »1 0 , to J un e 30, » 1 0 Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Maris and The Republican precinct as M F arch Si. » 1 0 . W a te r Saturday to sec bis father, John sons, Ralph and Homer, ac $441« 07 semblies were held hereSaturday V a n « B a la n c e Gilbert who has been sick for a h Si. in o . Street companied by Mrs. Maris’ sister, afternoon when delegates were M a F rc u n d B a lan c e 582 40 few weeks. Mrs. Gilbert is down Mrs. W ill Swaim and daughter, at Pomona, California, with chosen to represent Newberg at 1*7 Miss Floy, of Shmdan, Indiana, the Yamhill county assembly to D ebit B a lan c e of G e n e ra l F u n d 8*71.94 their son, Malcom who is threat came up from Portland Sunday be held next Saturday at Mc ened with pulmonary trouble. 1126.51 l B a i. o n b a n d M ar. $1, » 1 0 » -to attend Yearly Meeting and Minnville. Those elected from T R o ec ta eiv ed tor G e n e ra l F u a d by Mr. and Mrs. Seth Mills and see relatives and friends. 6870.21 North Newberg were: Prof. R e c o rd e r W . W . N ela o a R ec eiv ed fo r W a t e r F u a d by daughters, Lucy and Myrtle W. W. Wiley, W. C. Woodward, R e c o rd e r W , W . K elson Miss Jessie Britt, teacher ot 2217.S0 piano, wishes to announce that were down from their farm home J. L. Hoskins, Amos Nelson, C.S. R e c e iv e d fo r Street F u n d by R e c o rd e r W . W . N e la o a — 210.00 ■ she is back* again in her studio near Salem the first ot the week. Hulin, W. A. King, H. R. Morris, 7804.11 in the Browning Photo Studio, Seth and wife expect to make a Dr. H. A. Littlefield, B. F. Pike, visit in Southern Oregon soon J. C. Porter, Theo. Jeffries, J. H. on First street and will be there when he and Dr. Tom Hestef. ot Rees, R. B. Linville, E. H. Wood F a id G e n e ra l F u n d W a rra u te 1689.04 on Tuesday and Saturday tore- W a t e r F a n d W a r ra n ts 1*40.80 Jacksonville, will go on a hunt ward, Geo. Morris, Ernest Heat F F a a id noons, during the summer. id Street F u n d W a r ra n ts 5.50 ing trip. er, W. W. Nelson, A. T. Blair, S. F a id In t. on W a t e r B o n d s— Mutual phone, both studio and K o u n tx Bros. B a n k e is 1578.46 A glance in A. P. Oliver’s win- W. Atkinson, S. L. Parrett and , residence, 4.168.80 From South A letter from eastern parties ow at a piece of ore received by Clarence Butt. came to the First National Bank John Brown, manager o f the Newberg: Geo. Kelty, W. W, 4864 82 the other day making inquiries Treasury Gold Mining Co., the Hollingsworth, J. H. Moore, N. C re d it B a la n c e e f tb e fo llo w in g A c c o u n ts: W a te r F u n d 8714 71 relative to the purchase ot a first o f the week and which had E. Britt, C. J. Edwards, C. B. Street F u n d 7F290 tract ot land of from five to been taken out since he left their Cummings, J. C. Colcord, J. L. 4507.41 ’ thirty thousand acres on which mine at Horniston, California, Van Blaricom, Frank Baird, G. J. D e b il B a la n c e of G e n e ra l F un d 140.79 to locate a colony of homeseekers. shows the bed rock significance Rieker, Jesse Edwards, E. J. T o ls i B s l. on b a n d J un e 80. » 1 0 1866.82 Any subscriber of the Graphic ot the expression, “ gettingmoney Kienle, H. H. Herrick, Jos. Wil W . A. K i n o , C ity Treasurer. having such tracts lor disposal from home.” Wr all hope John son, A. Bartholomew, Orange R ga m tn ed an d foun d C o rre c t:— will do well to report to Cashier will get enough more like it to Elliott, L. M. Parker and uoit- G i o . W. J a m » . lieb Schaad. G no. L K l i r r . endow all his Newberg triends. Kneeshaw without delay. Tfewbera i i Draperies A vtait bare will to you U n ique Furniture T hat Is Decorative! But Nat Ovedy Dour. Merit it what win. tbeae day*, and it* only nerit that r — na our Hwl ¡mwafi M erit in Furniture an d in Price 7Û. 2Û, jfcollinffsworth dt Son THE STORE OF QUALITY Summer Clearance Sale V On all Lawns and Dimities, and in fact all Summer goods goes in this sale at Bargain Prices. Shirtwaists at from SI.00 to $1.75—bargains. All Men’s and Ladies Ox fords at 20 per cent discount. Don’t forget to order your groceries here. Good fresh clean groceries at right prices. Goods promptly. BOTH PHONES B . C. B A I R D Parlor Pharmacy E. W . H 0 D 5 0 N Registered Pharmacist Old Time Remedies and Private Receipts W e put up the Old Tim e remedies with the same skill and care that we use in filling the doctor’s prescription. T ry us on this work; w e know how and can g ive you the best results. Our drugs are pure, our prices as low as can be, high quality considered. YOUR CROP MUST BE HARVESTED W h y not use the best m achinery obtainable? The Deering and Walter A. Wood are tw o leading m ake». W e are the agent» VINCENT, WILSON & CO
