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TH E NEW BERO GRAPHIC. 0« ember S3, ioio Public Recital of Music. T H E C IT Y The second and last public re cital o f the term-will be given by HAPPENINGS the music department in the col lege chapel at half past seven this evening, Dec. 22nd. A good program is prepared Born to Mrs. Rose Hawkins Miss Nell Bradley spent Sunday and every one is welcome. There on Tuesday a daughter. with relatives m Portland. will be no admission charged. Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers Mrs. Elizabeth Spaulding came The choir of the Presbyterian were op from Portland Tuesday. down from Salem the first o f the Mr. and Mrs. P, L. Harford week to spend Christmas with church is preparing what prom Our stock o f Holiday goods was never as com ises to be a very pleasing pro spent Sunday in Portland, with relatives and friends. gram for vesper services next plete as it is this season. In our M en's Depart friends. Mrs. M artha Vestal fell Tues Sunday afternoon .at 4 o ’clock. Mrs. C. C. Ferguson went to day while going about the house, ment you will find besides our M en's and Boy's Solo parts ary to be sung by LaPayette Saturday to visit and has since been suffering from Prof. Petteys and Mrs. Geo. E. Clocking, a fíne assortment o f Neckties, Suspend bruises received. relatives. Allen. The girls’ choir will be Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Edwards heard in a three part chorus. ers, Plain and Initial handkerchiefs, House Slip C. J. Hoskins was dow n from r e t u r n e d h o m e M o n d a y McMinnville Sunday to visit the There will also be a ladies’ quar pers, Dress Shirts, Kid Gloves and M ufflers. after having spent fix weeks at tet and trio, and the congrega home folks. In our Ladies Department you will find a fíne F. L. Harford has sold his in the home of their son, 0 . K. dur tion will be given the opportunity terest in the printing business to ing the latter’s absence from o f joining in some of the Christ line o f Neckwear, Kid Gloves, Linens, Handker home. mas hymns. 't G. A. Graves. The teachers of the public chiefs—both plain and fancy—also a large as Dr. B. P. Dixon returned home Miss Amy Hall came Tuesday schools took the evening train Saturday from on extended busi evening from Siletz, Oregon, sortment o f Drummers Sample Handkerchiefs Tuesday for Portland, where bringing with her her parents, ness trip to Grants Pass. they will spend the rest o f the Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hall, and her which will save you at least 25 per .cent on reg Robert Jones, o f Seattle, made week attending the state teach grandmother, Mrs. Lydia King, ular lines. One lot o f Pure Linen Handkerchiefs a hurried business trip to New- ers’ institute. all from Parkers Prairie, Minne berg the last of the week. at 5 cents. They w on't last long. S. A. Mills returned the first o f sota. They have come to New Attorneys C. C. Corby and L. the week from a trip to Caldwell, berg to remain, and will make P. Hall made a business trip to Idaho, their former home. He their home with F. R. Rundall. the county seat Saturday. reports that M ilt Nicholson and Mr. Hall is a veteran of the civil Prof. Ralph Rees is home from other former Newberg people war, being a member (Ml the 8th 0 . A. C. to help pick the chicken there, are doing well. Wisconsin Eagle regiment. bones at the parental table, Herbert Willard, a former res Wednesday afternoon of last Mrs. 0 . E. Olmsted and little ident o f Newberg, w ho is now A special lot o f Taffeta Ribbon in all d ie b week about thirty white ribbon- daughter are over from S cott'f farming on the neck o f land lay ers gathered in the pleasant colors from 2 3-4 to 4 inches wide. Price Mills visiting with relatives. ing between the Yamhill and home of Mrs, Geo. Best, where Ralph Coffin, of Springfield, Willamette rivers, was in tow n plans were laid for the coming Oregon, is in tow n this week on business Wednesday. year’s work, and other business visiting his friends of the young County Commissioner R. L. o f importance was attended to, er set. Booth and wife, who spent uch which the hostess, assisted Rev. Hiram Gould, former o f their time in Newberg Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. pastor o f the Methodist church, on account o f the illness o f utz, served delicious refresh was over from- Forest Grove latter’s sister, returned to their ments, and a social hour was home at Sheridan Wednesday. Tuesday. spent, getting acquainted with Ed. Turn bow . who was Work the new members. The nett Mrs. T. C. Rice, o f Portland, visited at Edgewood Orchard ing with the Southern Pacific meeting will be held Dec. 28th Mrs. Lizzie white. last Sunday with her son, I. N. section crew, had one foot pretty with ----------- : *...........................— • — ... « . . badly crushed a few days ago, Campbell. E. B. Merchant recently traded Those who are looking for and was taken to the company his property on the corner oi good things to eat, will take note hospital in Portland for treat First and W ashington streets to Mrs. F. H. Browning for her that the Imperial will serve a ment. o f year to It is a good time tit John Atkinson Jr, and family property on the corner of F jrft royal Christmas dinner. stand and inspect your milk are down from Goldendale, Wash and Howard streets. He has C. W. McClain returned Tues c, to see if they are stand- mail-box, tfc day from a trip to Pendleton ington, visiting at the home o f since traded this property for a foot deep or are ing in mud a foo Mrs. Atkinson’s parents, Mr. 50-foot lot adjoining, the new with a car load o f horses which side o f the road in aw ay to one i and Mrs. H. L. Christenson. First National Bank building, he will put on the market. persons an unhandy place. W. W. Hollingsworth was They will remain through the where we understand he intends come to your door and take to erect a new brick building in called to Portland Wednesday holidays. If you want some- aw av your milk and bring you the spring. Mrs. Browning has The ladies of the Presbyterian morning on account o f the your mail, are entitled to this dung new and up- and Friends churches are .well leased the Merchant building to serious illness of his mother. much consideration. You are pleased with the results o f their John Crosby for his store and to-date be sure to Earl Jones who is attending helping yourself when you d o the _j.__ respective sales of Christmas auto garage. M call and see my the State University at Eugene, right thing by the drivers o f articles, held lqst Saturday. The Chas. K. Spaulding, who was Karnak B ra ss arrived home Saturday evening, these respective wagons. day was perfect and everybody in tow n Wednesday, dropped in to spend the Christmas holidays. V ases, C locks, There are some people in the and the children were out. at the Graphic office to say that W. C. Kruger, the pioneer hard H a n g i n g Jardi county who think that this Mrs. J. R. M cKillop w ho has he was interested in securing a ware merchant o f Newberg, who been living for some time with neighborhood is not entitled to n ieres, J e w e l bridge across the Willamette at has been away for several years, her father, J. F. Taylor, left Tues good roads, for the reason that Boxes and Can Newberg, and that he believed came up from Portland Satur day evening for W oodland, Cali it is off the direct line o f travel, that it a united pull was made tor dlesticks. day. taken by the autom obile travel fornia, to remain with her hus it, the prize might be secured. C. E. Fuller and mother came band’s people until Mr. M cKil He favors getting a preliminary between Portland and up coun- out from Portland Saturday lop returns from the Philippines. survey and estimate made in tiy points. As long as you morning, Mrs. Puller remaining submit to this, you will never Mrs. Alice Vorhies, the land order to get the matter proper for a few days' visit at Dr. lady at the Imperial, was in ly before the people, which would have roads w orthy the name, De Rom ig’s. cause the County Court will n ot Portland tw o days this week as doubtless be a good move tb give the proper attention to it in Mr. and Mrs. 0 . K. Edwards a witness in a suit between Mr. make. A bridge across the river providing rollers for the gravel returned home Saturday evening Montague, a Portland land would open up a splendid coun Little M aijorie, daughter of from an attack o f pneumonia. that is placed each year. You from a six weeks’ trip in the scape artist, and the P. C. Lavy try which would be made easily M. D. Elbert’s father, o f Con may rest assured, you are never Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Christenson, East. They report a very plea C o., real estate dealers, who are accessible to Newberg, and who has been very sick during don, is here on a visit and also overlooked when it comes time sant time. interested in some land up the scarcely any other improvement the week, is reported to be im with the expectation o f purchas tor you to pay your taxes, yet if could be made here at this time L. E. Brown who is a friend o f valley. proving as well as could be ex ing property. Mr. Elbert was you want good roads, you are that would benefit Newberg By a note in the Journal we the M orris Bros., arrived here one o f many w ho crossed the expected to make them by “ d o pected. this week from Crookston, Min- see that Geo. H. Rogers, C. E. more. The question has been plains in 1852 and helped to nating.” _____ ______ W sst Chehalem. ; nesota, with a car o f stock and Fuller and Maynard Redmond agitated for a long time and it is make Oregon what it is to-day. are prime movers in the reorgan one that will not down until the , household go«>ds. During the past year five hun Minnesota People Take Notice. A. A. Noble is getting out his 1? dred acres of the choicest land Nate Stanley has gone to ization o f the Diamond Clay bridge is a reality. As the time for our annual next year’s w ood. Company of Vancouver, manu A clipping from a Whitt Southern California where he has been planted to the very gathering is near we wish to call G. C. Christenson is marketing best varieties o f apples, besides your attention to the change of ‘ will visit with his parents at facturers o f sewer pipe. The cap California' paper w i t h ital stock of the new company is his crop of potatoes. column head lines, left on rife this prunes and walnuts to the time and place o f our meeting as Long Beach. The time o f his $250,000. Graphic desk, uses the name o f E. G. Fendall is clearing land extent o f fifty acres have been was voted at our last gathering. probable return is indiffinite. The prize of a souvenir spoon our old friend, C. F. M oorejtb preparatory to planting a large planted. This is doing pretty The time will be December 30 in Seth A. Mills, who closed out showing the new High School exploit the climate o f that region, apple orchard. well for one year, but it is only stead o f January 1st and we will his land interests in Idaho only building, which was offered by by citing the tact that Mr. the beginning o f this favored sec meet at Duncan’s hall this year. Colburn Thayer will be com recently went to Salem on busi Charley M orris as a prize to the M oore picked ripe peaches from pelled to put extra horses to the tion. There are hundreds o f Anyone who has lived in Min ness Wednesday. S. A. is devel student showing the . highest his trees in December, but Ore milk wagon ow ing to the bad acres o f the choicest fruit land nesota, is expected to be with oping into quite a land speculat average tor the term, was gonians are doing so much De- which could be planted to us, bring the family along. If roads. or. awarded to Miss Della Parrish, cember picking that bold hejsd your companion has not lived The social and box supper, at advantage. Remember that the opportu daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. lines are uncalled for, since the the school house in District No. Now is the time to select your in Minnesota, bring them along nity for old subscribers securing Parrish, her per cent being 97. "feat” has passed the 'Stage Of 61, last Friday night w-as a great pure bred fowls for entry at the and make them acquainted with a nice premium of a pair of 0 . K. Edwards, who, with the "unusual.” For instanbe, success. Forty-five dollars were Yamhill County Poultry Show the people and have a good time. shears for paid up subscriptions Mrs. Edwards, recently returned strawberries as big as~2pples are the proceeds o f the evening. which will be held at Newberg Tho*e who have come here with will close with the end of Decem from a month's visit with rela being marketed hero and a during the first week o f January. in the past year, have a special Active preparations are under ber. tives in Indiana passed through sprig from a raspberry bush cpijh Bring out your pure breds and invitation. Every one come way for the Christmas program Newberg Wednesday. Besides taining many ripe berries, which help out the exhibit. If you have and bring a big basket of good Diad. visiting at different points in was brought in by C. H. Chris which will be rendered at the no birds’ subject to entry, would things to eat, also knives, forks church Christmas Eve. The chil Miss Lixsie Hibbs after an ill Indiana, they also visited several tenson, lays on our table, and it not be a good plan to raise and spoons. Dinner at noon and dren will be gladdened by the ness o f six weeks with paralysis, o f the principal cities in Ohio and only this morning before break some the coming year. a good program in the after customary tree. report an enjoyable time. This fast the writer picked tw o fat died at her home on River street Word received from Mrs. L. noon. Cora* early expecting to A shooting-match was held at Friday morning, December 16th. was Mrs. Edward’s first trip hens from the roost for Christ Walker and family, who removed have a good time and stay all Frank Nelson’s Saturday. The funeral services were con- east o f the Rockies and she was mas dinner without any extra to Canada last spring, states that dav. Remember the date, De Chas. Lieferman and family they are com fortably settled and 4ucted at the house Sunday much impressed with the sight of effort, and left a number of others cember 30, Duncan’s Hall the moved to Newberg Wednesday. are enjoying excellent health afternoon, by her pastor, Rev. A the big corn fields in the Missis for the coming poultry show place. Miss Nadine Bryan is suffering owing to the change o f climate. { 2 which is to be held in Newberg. sippi valley. J. F- PBrnKOILL. J. Weaver. 9/ewbery Holiday Goods Special lot Taffeta Ribbon 7 /fiiler Tlfercantile Cóm pany JL Jr . ill }orris, TJhe Jew eler %
