Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crabtree
Arrival and Departure of Pas­
are located lor the present at
senger Trains.
Pendleton. r
T n ia. From PortUad
T ra i., tm h rtfaiA
0. P. Taylor is here from
9:05 A. M.
6:45 A. M.
Seattle visiting with his brother,
11:05 A. M.
8:46 A. M.
J. F. Taylor.
5:35 P. M.
1:10 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Linn ville
7:10
P. M.
4:22 P. M.
have gone to Garibaldi beach for
Miss Laura Blair of Portland, a stay o f tw o weeks.
was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Jones o f Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. England, visited in Newberg last week
of Canby, were in Newberg last with the family o f her brother,
C. B. Sanders.
Monday.
Roy Nichols, o f Fallbridge,
The Lutz and Langton fami­
lies got home from the beach Washington, a nephew o f W. B.
Brooks, was here on a visit the
Wednesday.
Charles W. Johnson and A. C. hrst o f the week.
E. G. Lichtenthaler is moving
Peterson, o f Dallas, were in town
to South Bend, Washington,
last Monday.
this
week with his family, where
Mrs. Frank Baird and children
he
will
work at carpentering.
went to Hopewell Wednesday to
Archie Campbell and family, of
visit with relatives.
Guy Bennett, the Vancouver Sherwood, were in Newberg last
hardware merchant, was in New­ Saturday and Sunday attending
berg last Sunday calling on his quarterly meeting of F r i e n d s
church.
friends.
The local association o f former
Street Commissioner J H. Wil­
Nebraska
people will hold their
son, is completing a handsome
annual
picnic
at the park on
country home on his place out
Tuesday o f next week, when a
north o f town.
good program will bt given.
In the absence of the pastor,
Miss Nina Mills, daughter of
Miss Edith Minchin will have
Mr.
and Mrs. W alter Mills, was
charge o f the services at Friends
married on last Saturday at Ho-
church next Sunday morning.
quiam, Washington, to Lyle
There was a slump in prices on
watermelons last Friday 'when Snyder, formerly o f Newberg.
Charley Lapp got in a new stock, They will make their home in
Hoquiam where Mr. Snyder has
filling the front windows oi his
work.
store.
Miss Florence Hanson, secre­
- ' Mrs. 0. J. Sherman and Rev.
tary o f the Y. W. C. A., at El
Coburn were up from“ Portland
Paso, Texas, is taking a vaca­
last Saturday in attendance at
tion in Oregon and visiting her
the quarterly meeting o f Friends
parents, Rev. and Mrs. John F.
church.
Hanson and sister Marie, in
J. D. and Harry Gordon, Jo
Portland. She spent the week
Porter and George L. Kelty, end with her friend, Mrs. Heskett,
went on an auto fishing trip to in the Rex neighborhood, in com­
the big Nestucca last week with
pany with whom she attended
fair success.
Friends Quarterly Meeting Sat­
M. W. Gumm and family left urday. !
for the McPhillips camp at the
Edmund Senn, the sculptor,
( seashore on Monday morning,
has been in Portland a good deal
expecting to be gone tw o or
o f the time lately doing some
three weeks.
carving tor the contractor who
J. A. Honens, son o f W. D. is putting up the buildings for
Honens, in company with Mrs. the Reed Institute. Mr. Senn
Honens and son, Willie, left here has a reputation as the best
Monday evening on their trip to sculptor in the Northwest. He
the New England States.
came out from St. Louis to do
J. A. Kersey and wife are ar­ some work on the Lewis and
ranging to leave the first of the Clark Fair buildings in 1905,
week for S is s o n , California, and was so attracted with the
where their son Andrew is locat­ country that he remained.
ed and where they expect to re­ James A. Gage, o f Fairburg,
main for some time.
Nebraska, who is out seeing thé
Justin, John and Rev. Richard Northwest, spent last Sunday at
Haworth and their respective the home of his former friend,
families, Rev. Charles 0. Whitely Enos Ellis. Mr. Gage is a weal­
and family, and Miss Bell Gilbert, thy farmer and stockman. Last
left here on Tuesdav morning for winter he fed 250 head of cattle
the Nestucca beach.
which he sold at eight and a halt
cents
a pound. He is out look-
On account of the death of S.
W. Parrish, who had been a for a location fo r orcharding and
member o f the band for many has been looking at the upper
years, there will be no concert at Columbia country with a view
the park on next Sunday after­ o f engaging in almond growing.
noon.
1. G. Streit, representing the
U. S. G. Miller was called to Warren Construction Co., and
McMinnville last Monday on ac­ who will have charge o f the
count of the loss o f his residence work o f street paving in New­
property in that city, which was berg for the company, was in
totally destroyed by fire at three town Tuesday on his w ay to
o'clock on Sunday morning. The Salem, where he went to assist
value o f the house was about in the shipping of a paving plant
$1,600 and the insurance carried to Newberg. He said there had
was $1,000. The origin of the been some delay in getting cars
fire is unknown.
for shipment. It will require a
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gilbert little time to get the plant in
came down from Rosedale last shape after it arrives, but he said
Saturday and remained over un­ he thought they would be ready
til the first of the week. On Mon­ to begin work in tw o weeks.
day the Gilbert, E l l i o t t and
Prof, and Mrs. A. E. Spencer,
Pinkerton families made up a from away down south in South
picnic crowd and looked down Carolina, who are spending the
from the heights of Chehalem summer vacation in Oregon, vis­
Mountain at the dinner hour.
ited in Newberg Tuesday, the
The Oregon Electric force re­ guests o f N. C. Christenson.
turned from McMinnville last Naturally, in this diagonally far
week and the paving o f the corner from their part o f Uncle
track on First street-is being Sam’s domain, they find much
completed. Every lick that has that is new and they are the
been struck by this company in wideawake, observing kind of
Newberg stems to have been people who enjoy such a trip t<f
made with a view of permanency, the limit. For twenty years
and the work w ill certainly not Prof. Spencer has taught Greek
be to do over again for years to and French in the Presbyterian
College o f South Carolina.
come.-
Miss Doris Gregory, who is
spending some time in Portland
at the wholesale milliner stores,
spent last Saturday and Sunduy
with friends in Newberg.
According to announcement, B.
Lee Paget and O. A. Stillman,
Prohibition candidates for sena­
tor and congress, respectively,
spoke here on Thursday night of
last week.
Calvin Blair came over from
Hillsboro last week and spent a
few days at home recuperating
from some slight indisposition.
On Tuesday he went to Corvallis
on business connected with rail­
road work.
Mrs. Nancy Pearson, a good
but queer woman whose rather
striking figure was a familiar
one in Newberg for a good many
years, died tw o weeks ago a t her
home on the north side o f Cheha­
lem Mountain.
Ambrose Barcroft and Miss
Alice B. Bradley went to Mc­
Minnville Wednesday wherethey
were quietly m a r r i e d . T h e y
went to Seaside for a short
honeymoon, before settling ddwn
to the stern realities o f life.
A card from C. S. Hulin, states
that their daughter passed away
at Berkeley, California, on last
Monday, at 2 o’clock in the after­
noon. They will arrive home
with the remains this, Thursday
evening, on the 5:35 train.
J. C. Kirk, who has been here
for some time visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Terrell,
left Wednesday morning, and
after visiting at Porfland and
other points, w ill return to his
home in Pasco, Washington.
Miss Hutchens, the milliner,
h as returned from W i l h p i t
Springs, where she spent tw o
weeks with her brother WilJ and
family o f McMinnville, and is
now off for Portland to spend
some time acquainting herself
with the new styles in millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vestal t o t ­
ally entertained a hungry cro^rd
of valley friends and relatives at
their Chehalem Mountain home
Wednesday, the guests being
Mrs. L . M. Parker, Mrs. L. S.
Hill, Mrs. Guy Randolph, Mrs.
Geo. Montgomery, Mrs. W. S.
Parker, Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs.
W. A. K ing and son, Edward,
the Misses Pearl Cummings and
Sibyl W oodward an d W . C .
Woodward.
Wm. Perkins has sold to a
Portland party a tract of about
fourteen acres, being that part
o f his place adjoining Newl)erg
on the northeast, and extending
from his west line to the branch
running through the place. The
price paid for the level land,
which is about eleven acres, was
$1,000 per acre, and for the re­
mainder, $500 per acre. It is
understood that the tract is to
be laid out in lots and put on
the market.
Mrs. J. Ray Pemberton is here
from her Eastern Oregon home
on a visit.
Mrs. Clem Niswonger, of Index,
Washington, is visiting with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Mills, at Springbrook.
“ Mrs. G. W. Cutts and Mrs-
Luther V otaw and little one
came in on the train from Port­
land, this, Thursday morning.
A call is made for members of
the Rebecca lodge to meet at the
hall at 10:30 o ’clock Friday, for
attendance at the funeral of S.
W. Parrish.
T. E. Miles has bought the L.
T. Price home on North street
and will get possession the first
of September. He and his family
are now at the seaside.
J. T. Everest has his shotgun
loaded for the youngsters who
have been poaching in his melon
patch and the assistance of a
surgeon is liable to be needed.
L. E. Baughman has sold his
auto garage to J. M, Donahue,
who has been associated with
W. E. White in the real estate
business. He will return with
Mrs. Baughman and the little
one to their former home in Iow a
in about a week, to assist in the
care of his aged parents, but ex­
pects to return later.
^ /filte r T Jfi
Sole agents for such high grade lines of mer­
chandise as:
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‘
t
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
Florsheim and Y a le dress shoes
for men.
'
*
Chippewa work and high out shoes
for men.
f
U tz & Dunn and Martha Wash­
ington shoes fot women.
N em o and Royal Worcester corsets.
Derby K id Gloves, Wunderhose,
Occident Flour.
Mider Mercantile Co.
COUNTY W. C. T. U.
The Woman’s Christian Tem­
perance Union o f Yamhill County
will meet in Annual Convention
in the Baptistchurch at McMinn­
ville, August 20th and 21st.
Mrs. Ward Swope of Portland,
state corresponding secretary,
will be present, and conduct a
department demonstration Tues­
day evening, to be followed by a
gold medal contest. On Wednes­
day evening a lecture will be
given by Mrs. Florence Atkins,
of Nashville, Tenn., a popular
Chautauqua speaker, called “ one
o f America’s m o s t eloquent
women.”
T h e convention throughout
will be one o f great interest, and
a full attendance o f members and
friends is expected.
Home Furnishers
Goods Sold on the Installment Plan
Liberal Discounts for Cash
W . W. Hollingsworth & S o n s .
SHOWER AT SPRINGBROOK
On Tuesday evening, August 6,
about twenty ladies responded
tp an invitation from Miss Flor­
ence Rees to a shower party for
Miss Gretta Markell, who was
married to C. Jay Mills on Au­
gust 14, in the Friends church at
Springbrook.
The evening was spent in a
merry way, giving advice to the
bride-elect.
A messenger arrived with a
large clothes basket filled with
gifts for the new home.
A dainty lunch was served and
all went home voting Miss Rees
a charming hostess. T h o s e
present w e r e : M r s. M. G.
Marked, Mrs. J. H. Rees, Mrs.
Elmer T h o r n e , Mrs. H u b e r
Haworth, and the Misses Gretta
Marked, Eva Marked, Dorothy
Newell, Eunice Lewis, Stella Hub­
bard, Esther Wallen, Ina Wallen,
Eva Hadley, Alta Gumm, Maud
Haworth, Mable Haworth and
Georgia Buell.
TH E S T O R E OF Q UALITY
j
To The Wage Earner!
STOP and think twice, is it right you should
make your hands earn all your income? You
work hard for what you earn, and when pay day
comes your check is not very large, it takes
about all to pay your bills.
How About the Balance?
H. A. Hinshaw, formerly a
Why not place a little in a Savings Account with
member o f the Pacific College
the
First National Bank and make your money
Board and well-known in New­
earn you more money.
berg, has recently been appointed
as general freight agent of the
Southern Pacific lines in Oregon,
to take the place o f H. E. Louns-
bury, who goes to fill a like posi­
5 cent« per day for 5 years total $ S3.82
tion with the 0. W. R. & N. Co.
10 cents per day for 5 years total $167.64
Mr. Hinshaw has been associat­
15 cents per day for 5 years total $250.46
ed with the Southern Pacific for
20 cents per day for 5 years total $335.28
the past twenty years in various
positions which he has held, and SCHOOL FAIR AND STOCK SHOW
50 cents per day for 5 years total $838.20
for the past year has been as­
Begin depositing each Saturday night as you
sistant general manager of the
The meeting o f the stockmen
quit work. The bank is open to try and assist
Salem and Falls City line.
and farmers at the courthouse,
you in saving.
S. W. Parrish died at the hos­ Saturday, August 10, was well
pital in Portland on Tuesday attended, and much interest in
afternoon at 2 o ’clock. The fu­ the coming stock show was
neral will be held on Friday shown by ad present. The mat­
NEWBERG, O R E G O N
morning at 10:30 o ’clock at the ters o f premiums, entering stock,
Friends church. The deceased and building a suitable shed,
was born and grew up in this were discussed to some length,
immediate community, and for after which A. K. Olds, Dr.
several years has been a resident Milne and L. D. Moulton were later than September 15. A premiums will be made as liberal
ol Newberg where he has held selected as a managing com­ reasonable entry fee w i l l be as possible. Many very urgent
the respect and esteem of his mittee with full power to ar­ charged, and the money used lor r«. quests have been made for the
fellow business men. He leaves range the matters referred to premiums. The Fair committee addition o f this feature to the
a widow, a mother, tw o broth­ above, to select a superintendent will give besides this, $150 in School Fair, and we feel sure
ers, W. A. and Thomas Parrish, for this department o f the Fair, premiums. The stock committee i that we will have a splendid
and tw o sisters, Mrs. Albert and to have entire control of cannot at present state the exact | display o f stock o f all kinds. Get
Heater and Mrs. James Jones. everything pertaining to the amount ot premiums that will , ypur best colts, calves, and stock
be awarded, as that must depend ol all kinds in shape, and we
Also tw o half brothers, M. G. department.
to
some extent on the amount will prove beyond a doubt that
This Committee requests that
and" Robert McKern. Deceased
ad entries of stock be made not taken in as entry fees. These it is “ Yamhill against the world.”
was 41 years of age.
How Small Sums Grow at 4 %
The First National Bank
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