THE NEWBERQ GRAPHIC
R «*l Estate Transfer»,
Mr. Earl Conrad has been vis­
iting at Corvallis for a few days
with his mother and sister.
Mrs. M. Ross spent last Thurs­
day with Mrs. C. L. Judd.
Mr. John Groff took advan­
tage of the cool weather and
butchered three nice hogs last
week.
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Mr. Claire Tussler has just re­
turned from a trip to Corvallis.
It is rumored there may be a
wedding soon.
Mr. C. L. Judd received word
last week that his youngest
brother, Portie Judd, was seri­
ously ill with pneumonia.
Mr. Robson, of Minnesota,
who is on a trip to the Sacra­
mento valley, stopped off here
tor a few days visit with his
cousin, Mr. r arrel. tie seemeo
very much impressed with Ore­
gon climate.
A number o f Fernwood people
seem to have the Canada fever.
I wonder how many of the
farmers o f this vicinity wrote to
representatives in regard t o
parcels post. Any one who neg­
lected to had better do it at once
as parcels post is something that
we all need. March 18 was set
aside as Parcels Post day.
United States National
o f Newberg
For over twenty-two yea n this bank has been success­
fully serving the banking public o f this vicinity.
We appreciate the patronage and friendship of our old
customers and will earnestly endeavor to merit a continu­
ance of their patronage and good will.
T o the new com er and those who have not established
banking relations with us, we extend a cordial invitation to
make this their banking home.
S. L. PARRETT, President
J. L. HOSKINS, Vice President ,
J. a COLCORD, Cashier
W. E. CR0ZER, Asst. Cashier
Rex Poultry and Fruit Farm
has high grade S. C. Black Minorcan, Barred P. R ocks and Mam-
mouth Pekin Ducks. A t the Yamhill Co. Fair at McMinnvillp in
September won 10 prizes and 2 specials, a t the State Show at
Portland in Decem ber won 7 prizes and 2 specials; at the Yam ­
hill Co. Show at N ewberg in January won 16 prizes and 6 specials
Stock and E ggs fo r Sale
NATE L. WILEY, Rex, Oregon
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P L U M B IN G
Heating and Gas Fitting
We are building a reputation on quality o f work and
material.
Repair Work Promptly Attended To
808 E. First St.
Phone W hite 198
P rescription D ruggist
The store that pleases and gives you the right prices. W e carry
the famous Rexall remedies, one for each human ill. L ow ney’a
candies, cut glass, The Ideal W aterman fountain pen, Rexal dollar
watches, school books, stationery and office supplies.
A full and
complete line o f all Drug Sundries.
I make a specialty o f my
Presciption Department. All receipts and prescriptions filled with
accuracy and dispatch, quick service day or n ig h t
You are al­
ways welcome. Give me a call.
T H E REXALL S TO R E
302 Washington Street
Phone Blaek 106
Res. W hite 41
Roses! Hardy Perennial Flowers!
Greenhouse Plants!
W"k
A good selection—strong plants—
t V O S e S at prices that are right. A fine lot
o f Potted Ferns and other plants.
You need one on your table. Now is the time
to plant Asparagus. I have a fine lot o f strong
plants. Phone Blue 202.
John Gow er, E. Side Greenhouse
Willard E Aldrich et al et vir
to Harriet E Aldrich und Vi int
in n Vi of ldt* 13, 14 and 15 blk
39 Edwards add Newberg $1.
C D Armstrong & w f to P M
Madden 10 ac in James T Hem­
bree d i e in tp 4 s r 4 w $2600.
Henry F Baird & wt and S P
Timber lake & wf to R W Swink
lots 7 and 8 in blk 4 Deskin's
4th add Newberg $1700.
John A Bottz St to H Farrow
20 ft right o f way over swVi of
neVi or nw*i in sec 27 t 5 s r 6 w
M L Burns et vir to Oregon &
California R R Co lots 7 and 8
blk 9 Rowland’s add McMinn­
ville $1800.
G L Drill & w f to Clara V
Burg lot 5 and wV4 of lot 6 in
blk 6 Fairview add Willamina
Oregon $1000.
■Paul Fundman & w f to James
L Perry eVà o f nwVi o f se Va and
eV6 o f swl4 o f neVi (40 ac sec 6 t
6 s r 7 w $10.
J D Gordon & w f to C C Fergu­
son lot 4 in b^c 8 Deskins add
Newberg $5000.
Minnie Hall et vir to Fred
Werth 43 73 ac ex roadway in
nVa o f nVk sec 22 tp 3 s r 3 w
$3520.
W L Harrington to L F Tharp
part o f blk 5 Fairview add Wil
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
lamina $1475.
Lydia J Hatch to Oregon &
The text o f the sermon next
Sunday morning will be: "Bear California R R Co lot 8 in blk 10
ye one another’s burdens” and R o w l a n d ’ s add McMinnville
the evening sermon will have for
its text the seemingly opposite , J J Hembree & w f to Jay &
statement o f the same chapter, Bert Brooks 9.43 ac in Joel Per-,
"Every man should bear his own kins d i e and 1 ac in FaFayette,
burden.” S u b j e c t s : "Helping Oregon $3000.
Isaac Hinshaw to Elizabeth
Others with Their Faults” and
“ Minding Our Own Business.” Hinsbaw sV6 o f lots 2 and 4 in
A special welcome tor strangers. Church add to Newberg, Oregon
$ 1.
G N Tack & wf to John S Wil­
son to The Willamina Handle
Where did the house fly?
We want our eggs fresh, but Willamina $3500.
not the cook.
Reuel Maxson & wf to Joseph
Light housekeeping is apt to N Cossalman sV6 o f swVi except
make heavy bread. -
tract sold leaving 70 ac in sec 14
The history o f the average t 5 s r 3 w $10.
man is already foot notes.
Reuel Maxson & w f to Amelia
It is much easier to write a E Cossalman 10 ac in swVi of
note than it is to sing one.
sw% s e c l 4 t 5 s r 3 w $10.
B C Miles & w f to Catherine
The rent in the clothes will not
Platts Lyons lot 9 in blk 8 City
pay the rent o f the house.
Park
add Newberg $100. . ,
Whether a miss is as good as a
S
A
Mulkev & w f to Peter &
mile depends upon the miss.
There is a big difference be­ Katie Hanson lot 1 containing
tween a butterfly and a fly in the 13.25 ac and 2.56 ac adjoining
O P Turner d l c s e c 3 6 t 5 s r 6
butter.
$1150.
Some folks forge ahead and
Pacific Face Brick Co to Sheri­
some forge themselves into the
dan & Willamina R R Co r o f w
penitentiary.
40 ft wide over Clay Co sab as
A farmer does not need a R R is now located sec 1 t 6 s r 7
medical dip! oma in order to be $ 1000 .
able to cure pork
E W Salt & w f to Lora B
When the w olf is at the door Weeks »Ya o f lot 3 and nYi of lot
we are not likely to have any 2 blk 28 Oak Park add McMinn­
other callers.
ville $1950.
John Schaller & w f to G E &
Deafness can seldom be cured,
Lisa
M Lawrence lot 8 and 7 ft
yet many a man is given his
strip o f land adjoining same in
hearing in the police court.
It is a good thing that a man blk 3 Willamina $1300.
G P Skelton & wt to D 0 &
can change his mind without
being obliged to change his Ema F Coulson lot 1 and e 5 ft
of lot 2 in blk 16 Central add
clothes.
Newberg $3000.
All careful poultrymen stamp
their eggs, but that does not en­ Nettie Swift et vir to C T Long
title them to the privileges of the 20.50% ac and roadway in wYt
o f John G Baker d 1 c $5900.
mails.
Emily E Tomkins to J & Sarah
Some folks spend so much time
H Tompkins all int in ne% of
in trying to preserve their dignity
seVi sec 22 and Life Est in s.40
that they have little leisure for
ac of eYa o f neVi sec 15 tp 5 s r 3
anything else.
w$l.
Hens are great thieves, they
Alice VanBuskirk to Fred C &
are constantly stealing their Ruby M Rube 1 ac in city of
nests; but then the housewife Amity $350.
steals their eggs and thereby sets
F B Warfield & w f to Conrad
a bad example.
V and Magdalena Kissel 10.05
J. P. Morgan can raise $10,- ac in F Yocotn d 1 c in tp 6 s r 6
000,000 on his check any minute; w $10.
but the man who is raising a
Albert E Wilson & wt to S P
large family on $9 a week is a & Sarah A VanDyke lot 3 blk 4
greater financier than Morgan. Hurley & Larges add Newberg
From March Farm Journal. $450.’
B A Yates & w f to Minnie E
Marriage
Hall 4 ac in neY* sec 22 t 3 s r 3
May Ammadon, age 48 yrs. to
August C. Detmering, age 50
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
yrs.
Pearl Gray, age 21 yrs. to Fred
Arthur, age 24 yrs.
Ida M. Hin-haw, age 33 yrs.
to Albert A. Clayson, age 50yrs.
Lena Agnes Walker, age 18
yrs. to Merle Verteeg, age22 yrs. After Judgment?
Colonist Fares
From the Middle and Eastern portions of the United States
To
OREGON
AND
THE
NORTHWEST
prevailing daily
March 1 to April 15,1912
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CHICAGO
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ST. LOUIS
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$33.00
32.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
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ly low
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Colonist Fares are WEST-BOUND only,
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but they can be prepaid from any point
ana of carry-
j f you have friends or relativss in the
■ out
East who desire to “ Oet back to tfeo
deposit the value of the fare with your nearest local
Low Fares West
Daily March 1st to A pril 15th
TO POINTS IN WESTERN OREGON
FROM
CHICAGO $ 33 .0 0
Cincinnait 3 7.90
Milwaukee 31.50
3 2.00
St. Louis
New York 50.00
38.00
Detroit
ST. PAUL $25.00
Kansak City 25.00
25.00
Omaha
Des Moines 27.85
Indianapolis 35.65
25.00
Denver
From other Eastern points in proportion
Tell your friends in the East o f this opportunity o f moving W est at
low rates. Direct train service via Burlington Route, Northern Pacific,
Great Northern and “ North Bank” lines to Portland, thence via South­
ern Pacific or Oregon Electric Railway. — _____ . -
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furnished on
on_ request,
Details will be furnished
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W. E. Q O M A N ,
S e t.'!. F re ig h t a n « P a sa , « g a n t S . S . « S . « y . , F o r t l a n « , O re g o n
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T h e T e st o f P lu m b in g
is in the service it will give in the
future, not what it will do at the
7 time of installation.
It is our policy to give plumbing service
that will stand the test of time—that can be
relied upon to maintain
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good sanitary conditions
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during years of service,
If you are a believer
in the value of good
plumbing, it will be to
your profit to have us
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install a 'St« k W * mod-
em bathroom.
D
E. L. EVANS
Tinner and Plumber
PUTTING IN THAT
NEW BATH
and toilet will not take long or
cost much if we do the plumbing.
You certainly ought to have them
for no room in the house shows
refinement or the lack of it like
the bath room. Have us come
and make an estimate o f the cost
of remodeling yours into a hand­
some, sanitary room. It will not
be much.
Xewben Hardware t Finikin Co.
OVERLAND 30 HORSE
5 passenger automobile fully equipped, only $1100, F. 0. B
Newberg. 8- A. Mills will be glad to tell you all about it
The Newberg Auto Company