THE NEWBEftO ORAPWIC, nardi 16, 19 1I
Born Tuesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs.'E. A. Newby and
son went to Port land Tuesday
evening to spend a short time
with relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Wilson went
Mrs. Charlie Addison visited in
F. A. Elliott, o f Salem, was in Portland Wednesday
McMianville Tuesday.
to spend a few days
town a few days last week.
Miss Margaret Hodge visited
Mr. W. G. Hathaway, of Port­ sister, Mrs. C. K. Flym
Mrs. Isaac Roberts went*
at her home in Salem Sunday.
land, was a guest at the Blair
Dayton Wednesday morning
Mrs. Dr. Spang visited relatives home over Sunday.
assist
in the care o f her cousin,
in Portland the first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Horton
Mrs.
Phineas
Roberts who is
A. T. Blair and Charles Crater have been up from Portland dur­
quite ill.
spent Saturday at the county ing the week visiting relatives.
Jfyorshe<
It makes no difference whether
seat.
Prof. W. W. Wiley and Prof.
S h oes
Mrs. Allen Duffin visited over A. C. Stanbrough made a busi­ Lynn Ferguson is in his drug­
*Dr. Cct/son
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. C. ness trip to McMinnville Satur­ store or on the street if he hears
There’s an absolute
the honk o f a chug chug wagon,
day.
C. Craw, and family.
Cushion S h oe
certainty o f getting
John N. Crosby took tw o ma­ he will stop and smile all over his
Pete Hawkins, o f Portland,
face and just wonder.
C an t
your moneys
spent Sunday here with his wife, chine loads o f rooters to the
For tired feet. It is
stand
it
much
longer
canyon
when you
who is with her parents, Mr. and Newberg-McMinnville game Fri
com fortable
Austra­
l .
day night.
Mrs. David Hiatt.
sheun. * G
Carl Dryden, foreman o f the
lian w ool felt soles.
Miss Ida Woods, who has j i • Miss Nell Adams returned to
iqg leathers and expert
Enterprise,
who was a target
Portland
Monday
morning
after
responsible position with the
Its stylish—new mod­
workmanship are re­
for those McMinnville leather-
Bell Telephone Co. in Portland, a few days spent with her sister,
sponsible for long wear
ish lasts. It w e a r s
heads who threw gravel Friday
Mrs. Fred Hutchins.
was at home over Sunday.
night, feels as heavy as a bride
and pleasing service in
w ell—best metarial—
Asa Kelsey who has been con
Mr. Sweet, the confectioner,
house filled with railroad iron
every
best workmanship. It.
has recently installed full ¿lass fined to the St. Vincent hospital and is still picking grpvel out o f
showcases, which add much to for several weeks was brought his hair.
m ade by Utz A Dunn.
$ 4 .0 0 ,
home Thursday evening.
the appearance o f his store.
At the Methodist-Episcopal
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker, Na
Mrs. Philip Bod way and little
church, the subjects for next Sab­
YOUR MONEYS WORTH OR YOUR MONJfix BACK
daughter Irene, of Portland, tional Evangelist o f the W. C. T. bath will be as follows: In the
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. U., will occupy the pulpit o f the morning, “ America’s Opportu
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Prank LaFond over Sunday.
nity.” At night, “ A Day o f
The Byers building east o f the Tremendous Significance.” Good
J. L. Hoskins and wife went up
to McMinnville Saturday eve­ Graphic office is being o v e r ­ music morning and evening. .All
ning, remaining 'over Sunday hauled this week. The parti­ are invited.
with their son Hervey and wife. tions are being removed and by
Orlando Winslow, who lives
Mrs. James Duncan and child­ permission of the city cpuncil a on the corner Of Third and River
ren are up from Portland visit­ glass front will be installed.
streets, has bills out for a public
Mr. and Mrs. ;C. C. Ferguson sale o f household effects, on
ing at the home of her father-in-
and daughters Helena and Mild­ Thursday, March 23rd. The
law, T. B. Duncan, and family.
Born, Friday, Mnrch 10th, t& J. P. Dodge, o f the firm ofDodge
red
went
to
LaFayette
Friday
Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Oppen, a & Stull, left yesterday for Mad­
Rev. Joseph Hall went to For­
family contemplate locating on
ras, Bend, Prineville and other
to
attend
the
funeral
o
f
James
est Grove Sunday to attend the
a ranch on tfie Columbia river daughter.
The date o f the second concert
dedicatory services o f the new Olds, Mrs. Ferguson's father.
E. P. Mitchell, until recently points in Eastern Oregon, look­ o f the Ladies Glee Club has been
for the summer.
ing for tracts o f land for coloniza­
Rfev. Meade Kelsey, who has
Methodist church at that place.
Miss R. Hutchins, formerly a with the Hood River News,
finally decided as April 18. The
Miss Helena Ferguson, who is been with his aged parents for milliner o f this city, has returned was in tow n Monday looking tion purposes.
concert will be held this time in
E. F. Vosbrough, proprietor o f the College chapel and the pro­
teaching in the Ranier schools, several weeks and in the mean- and is now located in the Tyn­ around with a view o f opening a
the Newberg Cafe, disposed, o f a gram promises to be very fine.
came home to attend the funeral tube occupying the pulpit at the dall building. Will be pleased to book and news sto re /
Friends
church,
returned
to.his
o f her grandfather, James Olds,
Miss Goldie Cooper, aged 14 half interest in his business The ladies have been hard at
have old friends and patrons call
home
in*
Berkeley
the
first
o
f
the
last Friday.
ars, died at the home o f her Wednesday evening, taking unto work in preparation and will
and inspect our nCw line o f mil­
week.
ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C himself a life partner “ for better present a number o f very interest"
linery. Will be ready for busi­
The Crosbys have rented the
,
Farmers
out
West
of
tow
n
are
Cooper, at West Chehalem last or for worse.” The lady in ques­ ing choruses. One o f the best,
ness in a few days.
C. F. M oore place which they
tion was Mrs. Louisa Fisher. things on the program will be
took fKwsession o f on Tuesday, wearing a smile o f appreciation
Mr. Lee, o f Cottage, the man Sunday. She was an only
moving their household effects to the county commissioners who had the contract for put­ daughter there being six sons. The happy couple went by Chaminades’ “ Duet o f the Stars”
who have heard their cry o f dis­ ting in Newberg's water system, Funeral 'service* Were conducted automobile _^to Portland and- for a chorus o f t w o parts.
from Dundee.
were married at the Taylor street
In addition to the numbers by
The ladies oftheFriendschunch tress and graveled the bad stretch was in tow n Wednesday. He by Rev. F.C. Stannard on Tues­
Methodist church.
of
road
at
the
west
end
o
f
First
day
and
interment
was
made
in
the Glee Club will be some solos
will conduct an Easter sale o f
has recently put in a system at
the
West
Chehalem
cemetery.
and
duets and in particular a
white articles and eatables, street.
Newport, laying twelve miles of
Miss
Alberta
Anderson,
who
rendition
o f Reineckes’ “ Nut­
Prof.v W. J. Reagan, Claude
Satnsday April 15th. Place an­
pipe. Since his work here he
has
a
position
with
Olds
Wort-
cracker aod Mouse King,” Suite
nounced later.
says he has laid pipe to the Newlin, Chris Smith and Russel
The first of next week there by Mrs. Hull and a number o f
man
and
King,
come
up
from
Parker
went
to
Eugene
last
Fri­
eatent o f sixty miles in all.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh re­
will be a meeting o f baseball en­
turned to their home at Willa- Portland Friday to go on the ex­
A. E. Scott has recently pur­ day to attend the state oratori­ thusiasts at Mr. Delos P. Shaw’s her piano students. There is a
cursion
to
McMinnville.
She
re­
story in connection with this
mina Monday after a few days
chased the entire management of cal contest. Pacific college was
new residence, just south of the suite (which is for four hands at
mained
with
friends
in
Newberg
represented
by
Claude
Newlin.
visit with the latter's parents,
the Forest Grove News, which be
schoolhouse in district No. 10,
until Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Comic.
bought from Gerald Volk, who The contest was won by Carle- for the purpose o f organizing a the piano) which is really neces­
sary to the interpretation o f the
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nickels, of about tw o years ago purchased ton E. Spencer ot the University
A McMinnville machine last
permanent baseball league.
music.
The recitation will be
o
f
Oregon,
his
subject
being
“
The
Alton,
Kansas,
who
were
called
the Times and consolidated the
Sunday afternoon, ran over a
Mr. Shau( is an old time third by Miss Katherine Romig. This
Rust
o
f
our
Legal
Machinery.”
here
by
the
illness
and
death
of
tw o papers. The paper will now
dog on First street, belonging to
baseman and it is expected that is something very novel and
C. N. Marsh. The sufferer lived the latter’s mother, and have re­ be known as the Washington
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Maxwell, some other ex-professionals who
quite new to many o f the New­
about an hour and finally died, mained in the city for a visit County News-Times. Mr. Scott Joseph O’Brion, o f Lake view, have invested in Chehalem Val­
berg
people and as the music is
with
her
brother,
\V.
W.
Hol­
is not a new man at the business, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Honens, o f ley fruit lands will become mem­
his bach being broken.
very beautiful, it is hoped a large
lingsworth, and family, left Sun­ having had twenty-five years ex­ Calgary, Alberta, and Mr. and
Charles Clough and family,
bers o f the club, and with the aid crowd will attend to enjoy the
day for a few days visit in Port­ perience*
Mrs. R. I. Herrick, o f Portland, ot “ Bob” Forkner, arising pitch­
who have been lining at Jennings
special features on the program.
land, before returning home.
Geo. Graves has sold his job were guests o f F. A. Morris over er with a vicious downshoot, it
Lodge for several months, are
Prof. Hull will direct the
Several o f the ladies of the printing plant to Portland par­ Sabbath at Imperial. They all is proposed to “ lay it over” any j choruses.
in town, saying good-bye to their
Miss Nell Reuter is the
friends before departing for Cali­ town are working hard to make ties, tw o printers, and they will agreed that the auto ride in the club in Yamhill or Washington
glee
club
accompanist.
Tickets
fornia where they expect to the carnival this week a success. take possession Monday. He afternoon was through the most Counties.
will be on sale about tw o weeks
Almost every business man in also disposed o f some acreage attractive section they had ever
locate.
A part of the Smith farm, next before the date o f the concert.
town has been enlisted to do and sold his residence property seen in the state. •
to a shady oak grove, has been The proceeds g o to the college
Mr. and Mrs. A. Newby and
some stunt to add to the merri­ on the corner o f Third and Blame
Frank Mills, who is employed tendered to the club for five years, piano fund.
daughter Myrtle returned recent­
ment o f the occasion. Every streets to Charles Shirer, con in a box factory in Portland, wherefore it is proposed to elect
ly from a very pleasant eastern
loyal citizen is interested in a city »deration $1,350. George is teeling somewhat u n d e r th e “ J. U.” to the office ot Umpire,
trip. They spent some time in
park for Newberg and everybody deputy organizer for the Macca- weather and needing some recre- during good behavior. Isaac
California also, and came back
is talking carnival.
lees and has been working Port- aiion, came to Newberg for a Cooper, “ Ab” Post and Andrew
improved in health and delighted
S. A. Mills, who for saveral and for several weeks.
visit with his friends and to mope Jackson Wood will be charter
to call Oregon their home.
days has been casting about try­ The store building on the around ih the sunshine. He re­ members and Joe Carr will keep
On Friday evening the Carni­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wassom, of
ing to find the owner o f a cer­ corner of Garfield and First turned to his work Saturday score while George Bush carries val will open with a parade at 8
Salem, were down last week as­
tain lot which he desired to pur­ streets, owned by George James, morning in much better spirits. water to the thirsty.
o ’clock. Immediately following
sisting in the care of the latter's
chase for the erection o f his the Southern Pacific station “ CUnt” ’ Hollingsworth accom­
the elephant will give a free per­
father, James Comic, who has
garage, has finally located the agent and vacated last week by panied him and will look over
formance. Bring the children to
been very sick. Mr. Comic is at
party in the person o f Mrs. W. Smith & Ferguson, is now oc­ the city with a view o f locating
see cupid and the fairies. Look
present in the St. Vincent hos­
E. Howard. The lot west of the cupied by Frank Nephews, the some time in the near future.
pital taking trehtment and is re­
Mrs. C. E. Calkins died at her at the Indians d o their war
Laurel Cottage has been pur­ barber who has been running a
Memorial services were held home near Springbrook, Wednes­ dance. Hear the old plantation
ported to be improving.
chased and work begun on a shop on North Main street for for James Vestal at the home of
melodies. Get your fortune told
Some of our subscribers have building 48 by 70 feet which Mr. the past three yehrs. Mr. James his niece in Whittier, California, day night, after a lingering ill­
by the gypsies. Visit the tent
suggested a spring house clean­ Mills hopes to occupy at anearly had a new foundation put under last Sunday afternoon, says the ness ot many months. Mrs.
filled with freaks. Be sure and
Calkins
was
the
youngest
sister
ing for Newberg, which is timely date.
the building and made other Whittier News. Besides a twin
of Mrs. John H. Rees. A short wait for the Frog Holler Lyceum
in view of the fact that so many
Ex-senator F. H. Caldwell has improvements.
brother, John Vestal, there are service will be held at the under­ which will give a free perform­
eastern visitors a r e expected removed his stock of drugs which Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Morris have many relatives and friends living
ance at 10 o ’clock. Hear Betsy
soon. A town is never so clean he bought at Nampa, Idaho, had the pleasure this week o f a there who gathered to pay trib­ taking parlors this, Thursday,
Scroggin,
the Flytown poetess
but what some rubbish can be about tw o months ago to On­ visit from their old friends, Mr. ute to one thev had formerly afternoon and the' griet stricken
and Polly Snipper, the world
found in almost any back yard. tario, Oregon and will engage in and Mrs. C. D. Drain, o f Boston, known and loved. Former New­ husband will leave on the 4:30
train taking the remains to Ver­ renowned suffragist.
L. B. Ferguson disposed o f bis the business permanently. He who came from California where berg people who attended were: million Grove, Illinois, their
Music by Newberg Band. Ad­
soda fountain and fixtures to B. has leased his residence property they spent some time, and will Rev. Edwin McGrew who con­ former home.
mission 10c.
O. Van Osdol last week, who has here to B. B. Merchant, and will go from here to Canada before ducted the service, assisted by’
Everybody come and help
it neatly arranged on the west move his family there in a few returning home. Mr. Drain is a President Thomas Newlin, Mrs.
Newberg
to have the most
Presbyterian Church.
side of his store room near the days. Since selling the Rexal store florist and took great delight McGrew, Mrs. Newlin, Thomas
beautiful park in the state.
w e st entrance. The fountain is in Newberg to L. B. Ferguson a in rambling through our canyons Attnstrong and wife, Mrs. Eliza­
The pastor will preach next
a large one o f the white marble year ago Frank has been taking gathering ferns, wild flowers and beth Hutchinson, Martha J. Sunday morning on “ What it
O. G. Ballard and brother Roy
type and adds materially to the on averdupois and new energy mosses. In fact they thought Townsend, C. F. Moore and M,eans to be a Church Member.” of Williston, Idaho, are in the
appearance of this popular con­ and wanted to get ba<;k in the. Newberg the garden spot o f their wife and J. H Dougins Jr. and!Subject for the evening service city visiting their father. O. G.
trip.
wife.
harness..
fectionery.
“ Amusements.”
is a printer.
Tfferchandise o f intrinsic Valve
We are showing an elegant line of spring ginghams and
summer wash good» in a great variety of patterns that are
bound to attract the attention of the most critical buyer.
a?
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Miller Mercantile Co
CHOROS CONCERT
WEST CHEHALEM BASEBALL
CARNIVAL BEGINS TOMORROW
FRIDAY NIGHT