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Mr. Jesse Hobson, o f Portland,
Omer Fendall went to Me
spent Thanksgiving Day with Minnville to spend Thanksgiving
his sister, Mrs. A. T. Blair, north with “ the family.’ ’
o f town.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Rider, for­
Lois and Wendall Wilson went mer residents o f Newberg, came
to McMinnville Friday evening down from Eugene Tuesday to
to visit their aunt, Mrs. C. J. attend the funeral of Mrs. Gar­
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Hoskins.
rett Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
Charley Cobb has sold his tail* John Vickery was down from
Mrs. J. A. Pike and daughter,
from
across
.the
river,
spent
oring business to Bert Hoyt.
Miss Dorothy o f Lents, were the
LaFayette last Friday.
Jesse Edwards went on a busi­ J. C. Hollingsworth and Frank Thanksgiving at the Dr. Eld guests o f Mr. and Mrs. S. W|
Newhouse and other friends the
ness trip t o Ashland Wednesday Mills went to Salem on business ridge home. *
Miss Olive Ramsey who is at­ last o f the week.
Glen Paxson and Rfdph Cook Tuesday.
tending
Pacific College, spent the C. B. Newhouse and family o
came home from O. A. C. to spend
Miss Gertrude Ward was up
In order to close out our mi tire stock o f
Thanksgiving.
from Portland last week visiting Thanksgiving vacation at her Dayton, spent Thanksgiving at
Ladies, Misses and Children’s Coats and
home in Portland.
Shady Nook, the home o f the
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Robinson with friends.
form
er’s
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Suits
before Christmas we are going to
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sherwood
were dow n from Hopewell the
Mrs. Peter Bashaw, o f El-
3. W . Newhouse.
sell every garment regardless o f co st
first o f the week.
worth, Washington, is here visit came dow n from McMinnville
W . S. Townsend and family, of
In this sale prices will be forgotten.
Miss Laura Blair and Miss Ola ing with her daughther, Mrs. Thursday to spend the day at
the
U.
S.
G.
Miller
home.
Portland,
visited
at
the
home
of
Our main object will be to close out this
Mills were out from Portland the Jesse Smith.
Mrs.
Townsend’s
parents,
Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
Seely
went
last o f the week.
The High School team met
entire line at once at your own price.
down to Wilsonville Thursday and Mrs. A. Bowman. last week
their
Waterloo
at
McMinnville
H. H. Keim, C. F. Butler, and
Com e and let us give you the best
to eat turkey and other good for a day or tw o.
C. A. Hodson are in Portland in the Thanksgiving game with
bargain you ever bad in your life.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bross re­
McMinnville, the score being 17 things at the Seely home
attending the poultry show.
Mrs. Helen Dedrow and Mrs. turned to Portland Friday eve­
W. J. Bennett went to White- 0 .
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Archie Jones, o f Portland, were ning, after a week’s visit with
son Thanksgiving to plant his
Smith Saturday evening, a son the guests of their sister, Mrs. M r and Mrs. S. W. Newhouse,
feet under his mother’s table.
and lasts till every garment is gone
Mrs. Bross’ parents.
J. Carl Nelson over Sunday
Mrs. E. F. Mann, o f Portland The little one only lived a short
G. L. Orr came up from his
Mrs. Jennie Farnsworth and
a sister of E. C. Baird, was here time. Mrs. Smith is getting
Sherwood
ranch to eat dinner
tw
o
children,
o
f
Portland,
spent
along nicely.
on a visit the first o f the week.
with
the
Presbyterian
ladies. He
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eberhard, Thanksgiving with her brother,
Clarence Baker and Charley
has
bought
into
a
Portland
laun
Theodore Gardner and family,
Baker and family went to La o f Ontario, and Miss Blanch Me-
Miss Margaret Inglis spent a dry and will move to the city.
N EW BERG , OREGON
Fayette to spend Thanksgiving Nary, of Tillamook, were here to
Rev.
J.
F.
Moisant,
the
few
days
at
Wilsonville
the
last
attend the Wflliams-Noyes wed­
Mrs. W. W. Baker’s mother
-S3XÉ*
o f the week as the guest o f the pastor o f the Catholic church,
ding last Sunday.
from Sherwood has been in New-
was
in
Newberg
the
first
o
f
the
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Huffman Misses Nellie and Jessie Angus.
berg during the week on a visit.
You oughtn’t to miss the con­ week getting acquainted with Christmas Proclamation to the
graphy, English Literature.
and children spent the first o f the
Mrs. A1 Fletcher, ofLaFayette,
the people. He announces mass
cert,
December
8th,
at
the
college.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
People
of
Oregon.
week in McMinnville visiting
visited the first o f the week with
the
first
Sunday
in
every
month
A
fine
ladies’
chorus.
Twenty-
School Law, Botany, Algebra.
with Mrs. Huffman’s brother,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
six voices for twenty-five cents. at 11 A. M., and the third Sun­ The fight against consump­
SATURDAY FORENOON,
Prof. R. N. Hutchins.
Nelson.
day at 8:30 A. M.
tion
has
broadened.
It
includes
Geometry,
Geology.
L. M. Crozer and family came
Prof, and Mrs. Ernest Jackson
C. B. Yantress, a lormer New-
all
Oregon.
The
fund
obtained
Mrs.
S.
J.
Madson
entertained
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
returned to Portland Sunday down from Rosedale, Wednes­
berg lad, was recently elected as
from the sale of Red Cross Seals General History, Bookkeeping.
a
few
young
ladies
Friday
after
day
for
a
few
days’
visit
with
evening after having spent sev­
a member pf the city council of
will be spent this year where it
eral days with his sister, Mrs. C. his brother, W. Ee Crozer and noon at her home on North Har­
Tillamook.
is
contributed. This may mean
rison
street,
in
honor
o
f
Miss
Road Notice.
family.
N. Terrell and family^
new
life to some victim o f the
Pearl
Cummings
who
departed
Charley Bristow and family
Miss Bertha Biblehousen came
Miss Mary Johnson went to
Great White Plague within your
went to Dayton to eat Thanks­
Road District No. 8 of Yamhill
out
from Portland Saturday eve- Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal
Portland last Thursday to at-,
own acquaintance.
giving dinner with his sister,
County,
State of Oregon:
ning
and
remained
until
Monday.
^t
orn’
a
i
While
the
guests
busied
tend the marriage o f her friend,
themselves
with
needlework
the
Mrs. Goodrich.
Notice is hereby given to the
Miss Ella Moffit, to Mr. William with her friend, Miss Helena
hostess entertained them with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perkins
tax
pa yere—voters—of Dis. No. 8 ‘
Ferguson.
S. Gilmore o f that city.
music on the pianola, after which
came up from Portland and ate
that
a road meeting will be held
A fifty cent chicken dinner for
Mrs. E. J. Lapean, who had
she served a luncheon which will
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
at the Union Church house on
been visicing relatives here, left thirty-five cents. This is what not soon be forgotten.
o f his parents near town.
Tuesday, Dec. 26, at 7 P. M. for
for her home in Portland Mon­ the ladies o f the Presbyterian
A
substantial
hitching
rack,
the purpose o f voting a 2 mill
The party who recently adver­
day night. Her mother, Mrs. E. church furnished at Baughman’s
ust
put
up
by
W.
E.
White
on
tax for the purpose o f opening
tised a prune orchard foe rent, in J. Smith, accompanied her home. garage at noon, today, Thurs­
Suppose someone you knew
College
street,
supplies
a
long
the Graphic, will please call and
*
were stricken with tuberculosis up a road, beginning at the
Mrs. Rockeletta Eggers, who day.
elt
want.
The
top
poles
for
this
get applications lor same.
and that one became no longer Northwest corner o f the Luke
Mrs. Jesse Edwards and Mrs.
had been feasting with friends for
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barcroft tw o weeks, returned to Portland H . M. York went to McMinn­ rack were hauled then* some useful, but a menace. Would McKern Donation Land Claim,
left here last week on a trip to Tuesday morning feeling, she ville Tuesday to spend the day months ago, and while waiting you be willing to contribute a thence running West one hun­
tw o days for a workman to put
dred rods, thence North about
southern California, expecting to
said, as though she was leaving with Mrs. D. H. Turner, Mrs. them in place, suddenly disap­ few cents to help the sufferer 60 rods, thence West to Second
be gone tw o or three months.
back to health?
Frank Wortman and other
home.
peared. Som^ fellow without
There are thousands o f un­ Street o f Newberg. Signed: Got­
President Pennington and C.
C. F. Stretch, who works at riends.
tlieb Schaad, William Cordier,
any principle went w-ith them,
J. Edwards went to Salem, this, the S. P. depot, g ot a fall from
Miss Mary Sutton, who is an and “ peace be to his ashes.’ ’ We helped victims of tuberculosis in F. W. Henreich, F. W. Scheif, H.
Oregon. Other thousands are
Thursday morning, on business the freight depot platform the instructor in Pacific College,
don’t like to think that a citi-
Renne, J. T. Hoge, R. O. Bris­
exposed
to infection. We must
connected with Pacific College.
first o f the week which laid him spent the Thanksgiving vacation zen(?) o f Newberg was the guilty
tow , A. M. Staples, P. S. Miller,
Alva Finley, a Tillamook gro- up for a day or tw o but he is at at her home in Seattle, returning party, but it is not likely that a not only help the sick but we Claude Pairbank, John Hallge-
ceryman,
was in Newberg his post again.
to her school work on Monday farmer would do a deed like that must protect the well. Red wachs, H. H. Livengood, Fred
Cross Seals sold at a cent each
Wednesday visiting with his par­ James Iverson has traded his morning.
*
Siefken, J. C. Kinser, W. M. Kins-
will provide a fund with which
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Finley. interest in the Keyes land west
Prof. W. J. Johnson, coach of
er, A. B. Cook, W\ H. Sanders,
to finance the campaign to keep
Mrs. M. Kaufman went to Ve- of Newberg for a farm of 150 the College football team, enter­ A BIG LITTLE COMPANY
the Great White Plague away H. N. Baker, Walter Everest, R.
ronia, Columbia county, last acres located four miles south o f tained his men with a banquet
Fairbank, Lee Jones, C. Wollge-
OF ENTERTAINERS from you—out o f your home—as muth,
week to attend the marriage of Champoeg, known as the Mrs. Friday evening at his home on
H. C. Offcl, J. J. Guild,
well as to seek out those whom
her son Riley to Miss Ethel Cosgrove farm.
Wynooski s t r e e t . Following
Wm.
Bunck,
E. J. Ross, J. T.
The Boston Lyrics, composed a little care may save.
the
spread
a
bunch
of
co-eds
ap­
Weed.
Everest.
Mahlon M. Hutchins and son,
Buy Red Cross Seals! Have a
of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Jordan
Newberg, Ore., Dec. 14, 1911.
President Pennington attended Vere, arrived h ere Thursday peared making the evening all
and Miss Bertha Wells, who part in a splendid fight. Every
10
Friends quarterly meeting in morning from Rosebud, South that could be desired.
tilled the second number o f the seal is a bullet. Fire bullets
Portland last Saturday. A. R. Dakota, for a visit with the
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edwards lyceum course at the college audi­ against disease. Buy Red Cross
Mills, o f Springbrook, was also former’s sister, Mrs. H. M. Huff­ entertained the Edwards side of torium on last Saturday night, Seals now! Paste one on the
DUNDEE
in attendance.
man, and family. Mr. Hntchins the house on Thanksgiving. delighted the large audience and back o f every letter you mail.
Leonard Hopfield, the insur­ holds a government position on Their guests consisted o f W. F. made good all that had been Each is a message o f hope. You
Mr. Hawley and daughter,
Mrs.
Johnson spent Sunday with
Edwards
and
family,
Vancouver,
the
Rosebud
Indian
reservation.
ance man, was down from Mc­
said o f them previous to their will never have a larger, nobler,
Mr.
and
Mrs. Roe Robison.
Minnville Saturday distributing Jesse Hobson came out from Wash.; O. K. Edwards and coming. They gave a varied opportunity to do real good at
The friends o f John Robison,
that significant smile of his Portland to spend Thanksgiving amily and M. M. York and program and the fact that they so little cost.
who
was born and grew to man­
family,
Portland;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
among his friends.
Public Health Committee,
with his sister, Mrs. A. T. Blair.
showed their ability to do so
hood in the Red Hills, will be
Rev. A. M. Bray, o f Rosedale, He recently returned from an Sargent, Perrydale, and Mr. and many things so well, entitles Oregon State Federation of pleased to hear o f his marriage
Women’s Clubs, Association
to Miss May Stoddard, of Ben-
and Postmaster John Ritchie, o f auto tnp with some Philadelphia Mrs. Jesse Edwards o f this city. them to the appellation o f “ a
ing, Washington.
for the Study and Preven­
Orville Hollingsworth’s picked big little company o f entertain­
Scotts Mills, were in Newberg investors, in which they covered
tion cf Tuberculosis.
At a recent meeting o f the
last Friday on business concern­ a large section of the Inland Em­ bunch of roadsters from New­ ers.”
Dundee
Improved Roads’ As­
ing Oregon Yearly Meeting of pire o f Eastern Oregon and he berg, O. A. C. and elsewhere, put
During the ten years thatNew-
sociation
it was decided to put
thinks there is a great future for up a stiff game o f football l>erg has sustained a lyceum
Friends church.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
in culverts at several low places
against the College team on last course, many clever performers
Mrs. E. Denny and her daugh­ that country.
in the county road leading west
Mrs. Capitola McKowen, who Thursday afternoon, and were have appeared before Newberg
Following is the program for from the crossroads and on the
ter Miss Edith, o f LaFayette,
road branching from the cross­
spent Thanksgiving in Newberg has been visiting here for several backed by plenty o f rooters from audiences, but the hearty ap­ teachers’ examination,
roads
toward the northwest.
the
sidelines,
but
they
went
down
plause
given
the
Boston
Lyrics
beginning, December 20, 1911,
with Mr. and Mrs. George L. weeks, started Wednesday morn­
Another
improvement a l o n g
at 9 a.m.
Kelty. Mr. Kelty’s parents, Mr. ing for her home in Los Angeles, to defeat by a score o f 6 to 0. on Saturday night gave good
Greer Drive and Sylvan Way is
WEDNESDAY, FORENOON.
and Mrs. J. D. Kelty, were also California. She was accompa­ The large crowd in attendance evidence that their efforts to
the cutting of some o f the large
Writing, U. S. History, Phys- trees that have been shading the'
nied by her daughter, Miss Pearl was given an exhibition o f good, please were fully appreciated.
down from McCoy.
road.
ology.
Peter Jensen, a former Ntw- Cummings, who will spend the clean ball playing, though the
“Stop
Listen.
game
was
a
little
slow.
Prof.
A.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON.
Frank Keyes and family re­
berg resident, was over from winter with her. They spent
C. Stanbrough acted as referee.
hysical
Geography,
Reading,
turned
Sunday from Salem where
Wednesday
and
Thursday
with
Forest Grove one day last week.
Christmas is coming. Attend
they
had
l>een visiting since
Composition,
Methods
in
friends
in
Portland
and
Oregon
Tom Tindall received a letter
The trip he made to the Alberta
T
h
a
n
k
s
g
i
v
i n g . * ‘ G r a n d p a
the
sale
at
Crede’s
Market
Satur­
Reading, Methods in Arith­
country was unprofitable as the City, starting south, this, Thurs­ a few days ago from Fort Rock.
Keyes"
will
remain in Salem
metic.
Lake county, giving information day, December 9th. Do your
altitude was too high for him day night.
uutil the holidays.
Christmas shopping early, and
THURSDAY FORENOON.
The many sided barn, built of the death o f Wm. Giles which
and he had to return.
Friends o f Grandma Edwards
buy your Sunday dinner. Cakes, Arithmetic, Civil Government,
will be sorry to hear o f her
Fred Clemmens who was work­ more than twenty years ago on occurred Nov. 29, from organic pies, fruit jellies and pickles will
History o f Education, Psy­ serious illness.
The deceased
ing on the library building lost the corner o f Third and Meridian heart disease.
t* sold by the ladies of the
chology, Methods in Geo-
Mrs. L. J. Eddens is confined*
his footing and fell from the first streets by Dr. J. B. Moore, one o f lived near Newberg for a number Friends Church.
graphy.
to
her bed with an attack of
of
years
and
will
be
remembered
Newberg’s
first
practicing
phy­
floor to the basement, striking
!iver
complaint.
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON.
\r
the cement floor and receiving sicians, has been torn down by by all the old residents. A few
Hand
Painted
China.
Grammar, Geography, American
Kev. Downs who was assigned
severe bruises that rendered him T. H. Thome who will use the years ago he sold his property
to this district at the last Met­
Literature,
Physics,
Methods
here
and
moved
to
Lake
county
timbers
in
building
a
bam.
This
unconscious for a time. The ac­
in Language, Thesis for Pri­ hodist conference and w ho has
cident occurred the first o f the was one o f the first buildings and took up land where be has On sale at Wilson’s jewelery
had charge of the Dundee church,
mary Certificate.
preaching every other Sunday,
week but he has pretty well re­ erected in Newberg and was con­ since resided. Mr. Giles was an store, or leave orders for work
FRIDAY FORENOON.
was making calls in the Red
covered from the effects o f the sidered quite a fancy structure industrious man and was held in at 201 College Street.
Ola R. Mills. Theory and Practice, Ortho- Hills on Monday.
good esteem by his neighbors.
when it was built.
j A Closing Out
Sale!
SALE STARTS SATURDAY, DEC. 9
Miller M ercan tile Co