Newberg graphic., October 26, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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Mr. John Barcroft came out
from Portland Thursday morn­
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kelty
M en’s suits # 1 0 .0 0 to # 2 5 .0 0
went to M cCoy last week to
Y ou n g mens suits 7.5 0 to 2 2 .5 0
spend a few days visiting with
relatives.
B oys suits
3.00 to 7 .5 0
George Rogers was up from
M en’s overcoats 8 .0 0 to 2 2 .5 0
Mrs. H. R. Morris and Mrs.
Born—On Monday, October Portland Tuesday in the interest
W. S. Parker were in Portland 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. John S o f the Newberg Brick and Tile
Boys overcoats 5 .0 0 to 1 5 .0 0
Wednesday.
VanBlaricom, a daughter.
Company.
M ens slip on coats 9.0 0 to 18.00
F. H. Caldwell who is located
Charley Bradley who had been
Mrs. Will Bond returned home
W om en ’s 44 44 7.5 0 to 18.00
in the drag business at Ontario Wednesday evening after severa working about Newberg for
was in tow n Tuesday.
days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs eral months left here for Califor­
W om ens cloaks 12.50 to 22.00
nia a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson Elam Shaw in Portland.
Sd°M?2l! Suits
12.50 t0 25 .0 0
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hos­ The roll o f Smiths was tn
J. E. Brown w h o recently
kins at McMinnville, Sunday.
creased by one when a daughter traded for a farm near Condon,
Ladies’
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nichols, was born to Mr. and Mrs. James left today, Thursday, w ith'a car
o
f
stock
and
other
effects
for
his
Smith
on
Wednesday
night.
came up from Portland and
U tz &
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Bowers and family visitec new location.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker ar­
W. B. Brooks.
at Hopewell last Sunday ant
Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts, Monday with the P e ck ham rived the last o f the week from
Shoes
Marysville, Missouri, for a visit
o f Portland, spent the week-end Robinson and Cooper families.
with
their
cousin,
Ross
Allum-
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. C. Meats has gone to
Isaac Roberts.
Los Angeles, California, to make baugh and family.
Under the'direction o f Prof.
Mrs. Henry Craw returned an extended visit with her daugh­
#4 to 5.00
M en’s Florsheim shoes
ter,
Mrs.
John
Andreas
and
Hull
the young men o f the“ col­
home Saturday evening after a
lege organized a glee club the
week’s visit with relatives and family.
5 to 7.00
M en’s C hippew a high tops
first
o
f
the
week
with
twenty-
triends in Portland.
The students o f the college gave
M en’s C hippew a w ork shoes 3 to 4.5 0
Miss Halley Stuckey whose vent to their enthusiasm over one charter members.
George and Ross Erwin from
home is at Stayton, was the the foot-ball victory, around a
C hildren’s S h oes, g rea t va riety o f styles and prices
guest of her friend. Miss Gladys big bon fire on the campus, Sat­ Lakeview, Iow a, who have been
urday night.
seeing Oregon for the past tw o
Hannon over Sunday.
Miss Eva Jackson, o f Portland, months, spent Sunday with the
W. S. Wharton has bought the
N. R. Oliver residence on the was the guest of her uncle, N. F. former’s uncle, W. E. Crozer and
southeast corner of Blaine and Byers and wife a few days the family.
A. P. Johnson, o f Corvallis,
Hancock streets for a residence. first of the week. She returned
home
Wednesday.
who
is serving on the Federal
Mrs. G. I. Montgomery, of
Last week Mrs. Jesse Edwards Jury in Portland came out on
Portland, made a brief visit to
represented
the Wednesday Club Wednesday evening’s train and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or­
lando Winslow the last of the o f Newberg in the State Conven­ remained over night with New­
tion of the Oregon Federated berg friends.
week.
Born—On Sunday, October 22, satility. Mr. Knox is also a to the smokers of the world.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Satch-
Mrs. Blanch Shoemaker who Women’s Clubs held in Roseburg.
to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ricks, a capable stage manager, having Included in the sale of cigarettes
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Clark, former well made a brief visit with his
has been making an extended
put on some o f the . successful are billions o f disease germs of
son.
visit with her parents, left Tues­ residents o f Newberg, returned sister, Mrs. Will Hitchen the
plays
that have had long runs. every description,, which may
Mrs. Elizabeth White spent
day morning for her home in to Portland Tuesday morning first o f the week. Mr. Satchwell
There will be given in addition account for the emaciated ap­
after a several days’ visit with is station agent at Whiteson and last week at the home o f her
Medford.
daughter, Mrs. Alice Ogden, in to the above, tw o specialties. pearance o f the average inveter­
is off on a month’s vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Pemberton the latter’s sisters, Mrs. E. P,
We can assure everyone attend­ ate cigarette smoker.”
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allnm- Portland.
came down from Salem in their Dixon and Mrs. Thomas Hester,
The girls in the establishment
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen, of ing the performance o f the Knox
Major and Mrs. F. A. Boue- baugh accompanied by their
machine Saturday and remained
Comedy
Company
a
very
pleas­
which
Mr. Lockley visited were
until Sunday evening with the telle, o f Seattle, have, been in cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Bak­ Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. O. V. ant and agreeable time. Change pale and listless; many are af­
Allen, of Boise, Idaho, were in
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newberg during the week visit­ er who are out from Missouri,
o f program every day.
flicted with tuberculosis and
ing at the home o f Mr. and Mrs eft Thursday morning for New­ iewberg for a short time last
L. M. Parker.
other diseases, contracted, it is
port, expecting to remain about Monday.
J. D. Gordon who has had J. D. Gordon. Mr. Bouetelle and
while handling the
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Smith,
a week.
SNIPES FROM SPITTOONS presumed,
charge o f the road improvement Mr. Gordon are half brothers.
germ laden tobacco.
A couple o f young ladies by the Mr. and Mrs. Tyra Hutchins and
Mr. -and Mrs. W. A. King,
extending from the bridge east
Mr. Lockley said he did not
name
o f Sidney, who have been Mr. Herman Smith came out How They A re W orked Up Into see the remains o f tobacco
on the Portland road has had a Mrs. E. H. W oodward, Mrs.
class o f work done that will be David Martin and Mrs. L. M lolding down claims in Crook from Portland to spend Sunday
“ chews" on the tables at which
lasting, and it was long over due Parker made a trip to Salem by county, spent Sunday in town with their father, Allen Smith
the girls worked, but nearly
auto Wednesday. Mrs. Parker on the way to their home in whose wife is at the bedside o f a
“ Others may take their after every other variety o f discarded
on that piece o f road.
daughter in Kansas.
Iow
a.
They
visited
at
the
Allen
visited
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
dinner cigarettes, but just make tobbacco was plainly in evi-
The families o f O. K. Edwards
A playful white kitten showed it a toothpick for mine,” said dence.
and M. M. York came out from J. Ray Pemberton and the other Smith home.
Mrs. Isabelle Finnegan visited up at the railroad station Wed­ Fred Lockley, manager o f the
Portland Saturday afternoon by ladies solicited among their
automobile, the former going on friends for membership fees for the first o f the week with Mrs. nesday morning just as the train Pacific Monthly, this morning, Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!!
for Portland was about to start who has returned from a month’s
to Perrydale and the latter re­ the ladies’ auxiliary to Pacific Margaret Thomas and Mrs.
Highest market prices paid for
College.
Sam Linton. She went to Sheri on its way, and as it seemed much visit in New York, and who,
maining with New berg relatives
batter
and eggs at Sprout &
The funeral o f Mrs. Abbie Sun­ dan Thursday to spend a tew attracted to the S'. P. flyer Frank after exploring certain sections
until Sunday evening.
George
grocery.
Baird tossed it gently by the of the east side, arrived at the
L. W. Charles made a business derland, the mother of George E. days before returning to her
Eight bars of soap for 25c at
“
romance” into the mail car. conclusion as quoted above says
trip to Echo, Umatilla Countv Howland, was conducted at the tome at Laurel.
Sprout & George grocery. Phone
President Levi T. Pennington The last seen of the pet it was the Journal.
the first o f the week. He found Baptist church on last Sunday
blue 82.
playing with a string being
Mr. Lockley went into a dim­
a town o f some five hundred in­ by Rev. F. C. Staunard, o f Mc­ will occupy the pulpit at the
W an ted —Butter and eggs at
pulled over the floor by the mail ly lighted New York cellar on a
habitants, but with many empty Minnville. The deceased was 7riends church Sunday morning
clerk as the train moved away. squalid street where he found Sprout & George grocery.
business houses and the outlook born at St. George, New Bruns­ and evening. At the morning
Thirty-three bars o f soap tor
Riley Gilbert and wife from hundreds of frail Italian and
wick, and had she lived until service a missionary sermon will
to him was not promising.
$1 at Sprout & George grocery.
December 18 she would have le preached. The public is cor­ near Coulee City, Washington, Jewish girls converting “ snipes”
When you want anything good
A. P. Oliver left here on
been 73 years old.
came dow n last Friday to visit plucked from spittons and gut­
dially invited to attend.
to chew, call up. Blue 82.
Wednesday evening for Cali­
These
Have you noticed the Taft
Nolan Lawson and family are their daughter, Mrs. E. L. Ricks. ters, into cigarettes.
fornia, expecting to be gone dur­
cigarettes
are
sold
unbranded
to
Mr.
Gilbert
is
one
o
f
the
early
Notice to Creditors-
ing the winter season. He will smile now worn by Garrett Fort? here from Heppner on a visit
manufacturers,
who
put
them
(
)regon
pioneers,
having
crossed
The
clouds
have
been
hanging
with relatives and while in town
stop off at the mine at Hornitos
Noti e, 1« hereby riven.
;u, that
. . . I. . O. W. Hume
______
have been t bran orde of the eonnty
court of
low
about
the
Fort
home
on
are
having some dental work the plains with his parents in out under the various names and the
in which he is interested and re­
• itale
»Ute of Oregon (or Yamhill county . ap-
brands,
he
was
informed.
1847.
He
lived
in
Benton
and
ilnted
administrator
noli
of the esUte of Eva
main tor some time, and will go Franklin street for the past three done. He reports M orrow Coun­
Hume, deceased.
The
“
snipes”
are
taken
from
Lane
counties
until
1887
when
weeks,
but
Mrs.
Fort
arrived
Therefore,
all
persons
having
claim* against
ty crops only fairly good this
on later to the southern part of
the »aid Eva Hume deceased are hereby noti­
the
filth
of
saloon
floors
and
he
r
e
m
o
v
e
d
t
o
Washington.
fied
to
preeent
the
same
duly
verified
a» by law
home
from
her
Eastern
visit
with
season, the dry weather having
the state, probably to San Diego.
required to C. W. Corby at bit law oIBce, 607
cuspidores,
from
the
under­
This
is
his
first
visit
to
the
Wil­
relatives this, Thursday morn­ cut grain short.
F in i street. Newberg, Ore* <n, within six
month» from «the drat publication of thi»
N. E. Britt who has been ex­
lamette valley since he left, and ground dives, from the streets, notice,
ing, and things have taken on a
the tame being the place for the
M
ayor
J.
C.
Fowlie,
of
Shan-
perimenting with filberts, has
of the butine«* of said estate, and
from the garbage cans. Germs transaction
silver lining. There has been a iko, who was shot down and notes many changes.
you are further notlfled that the first publica­
a few trees that bore very fine
tion thereof Is on the 26th day of Oetobar. 1*11.
o f eveiy disease known to man
family reunion.
O. W. Home. Administrator of the estate
oullv murdered on Wednesday Knox Com edy Company at the
nuts this season and he thinks
of Kva Hume, deceased.
may be found lurking in the folds
S.
W.
Parrett
recently
traded
night
by
a
drunken
man
named
they may be made a profitable
Bgou Theatre. -
o f these “ snipes.” it is said, and
nut crop here. The filbert is in his home on North street just ). A. Howell, was the husband
the makers take no means to rid
growth and appearance o f the north o f the college grounds to o f a former teacher o f music in
The Knox Comedy Company the tobacco of the filth that is
nut a hazel improved and J. C. Lucas for a thirteen acre Pacific College whose name then will appear at the Bijou Theatre contained in them.
brought up by cultivation, and tract located a mile west o f was Miss Dora Alteramtt. She lieginning Monday, Oct. 30th,
“ I was told that a man simply
since the hazel grows wild all Newberg, and has since traded was a very fine lady and there for three nights in “ If Morning took his life in his hand when he
Piped direct tn the barn, rarden.
dairy, preenhoosa—or any room in yoar
along the Coast country of Ore­ this tract to L. M. Parker tor are many of her former Newberg glory Wins.” This is a play tell­ entered one of these places,” said
home—When and bow you want It, In
winter or sum m er-day or oifffct.
gon and Washington, it stands the I. E. Holt place just north of ricnds who will be deeply sad­ ing the story o f a young man, Mr. Lockley, “ but I started out
By this in s i r - — -* sir. hlnh intasan aar-
Newberg,
which
he
will
move
to
dened on hearing o f her loss.
to reason that the filbert ought
« E U ’ S f2T
whose uncle died, leaving him a to ‘see things’ and I didn’t want
tan is a tin» and capacity ia a
to grow to the highest perfection at once. Mr. Lucas will occupy She has a little daughter, one fortune o f over a million dollars to overlook anvthing. My com­
the Parrett property as a home. year old.
here.
on condition that he marry the panion refused to enter this
Pacific College Woman’s Auxil­
Mrs. L. Hannon and daughter,
Carroll E. Kirk has been elected lady that he has picked out tor cellar with me and even urged
Miss Gladys, went to Dayton iary will meet in its first annual to the position o f Boys Secretary him, within six months o f his me to remain in the daylight, so
this, Thursday, morning to at­ meeting on Saturday, October of the Eugene Y. M. C. A. He death. The entire fortune to go I went in alone.
[ In the
I with the well
swash
tend the marriage o f Miss Halley 28, at 3 p.m. at the college. will go to Eugene on Saturday to the establishment o f a home
“ Under the dim gas jets there
er rite hers for sShars Ist.K ds
Iqr water Syeteas for year hems
Stuckey, a former student o f Since there will be important to meet the general secretary, for friendless newsboys, if his were hundreds o f girls wedged
Pacific College, to Mr. Lou business to be transacted, a very but will not move to that city wishes are not carried out. This together stripping the folds of
fo r thla I
Thomas. T h e wedding took full attendance is desired. Chair­ with his family for tw o or three play abounds in fun, there is ‘snipes’ apart. They made no
place at the home o f Dr. and men o f standing committees weeks. Mr. Kirk spent three or nothing else to it, but laughter, secret o f their business and I was
Mrs. lessen, with whom Miss should be present with a full an­ four years in a like position with it is just one scream from begin­ informed that the ' s n i p e s ’
Stuckey has made her home for nual report. All persons, in­ the Seattle Y. M. C. A. very suc­ ning to end. Miss Marshall, the were obtained from every pos­
several years. Mr. and Mrs. terested in a better education for cessfully, but has since been on firl, is known as a leading lady, sible place—saloons, dives, the
Calar
Thomas will make their home at our young people, are invited to the farm for tw o or three years laving played in some of the gutters everywhere.
Stayton, where the former is a join the auxiliary as active or for the benefit o f out-door life. argest and best companies in
“ They did not hesitate to sav
promising young merchant. The honorary members and help to He is anxious to get back into the East.
that the cigarettes when made
best wishes of a large circle of make Pacific College mean all it the work again and is pleased
Mr. Knox, the boy, is known up were sold to the large dis­
.Call and see system in operation at
College friends follow th e se should to Newberg, and Oregon with the position to which he throughout the country as a tributors, who branded them,
has been elected.
and humanity at large.
ceding man o f ability, and ver- gave them a name and sold them
young people.
d o ttic i*
$250T0$4
M Hier M ercantile C o .
Runnin
/ater
when and wher^you want it
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