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Lee Sprout had expecte4 to
start on a visit to his former
home in Nebraska Wednesday
bnt w a s delayed on account o f a
car bunk le on one o f his hands.
Arrival «ad
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M r. and M rs. C. A. Crabtree
are home from Pendleton where
they spent the-summer.
H. H. Keim, Who recently
located at Ridgefield, W ashing­
ton, w a s here on business the
first o f the week.
Miss K a ty Jones, w h o spent
several months in N ew berg visit­
ing w ith M rs. Znm w alt and in
the interval acting as stenogra­
pher for different firms, left for
her home in Missouri Wednes­
day. She intends to meet a sis­
ter in San Francisco w h o is on
her w a y to China to do mission­
ary w ork.
S. A. Mills arrived home from
W . W . H ollingsworth, the
Sarg B ritt camé home Tuesday the Alberta country the first of
undertaker, w a r called to Ridge-
to vote-
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the week where he spent several field, W ashington, by telephone
M r. and Mra. M. M . York and days looking at farm lands.
on Tueaday morning . to take
little one were up from Portland
A. T. Boldon left M on day charge o f the remains o f the wife
last Sunday on a visit.
after spending several d ays here o f Henry Bnrbaker, w h o died
M rs. F r a n k 1 Curtis w as taken visiting w ith his sister, Mrs. Ir a
to a Portland hospital Tuesday Hutchens, and other relatives. ,
for treatment for an inward
Attorney O reL. Price and M ay -
tumor.
n a r d Redmond, o f Portland,
M rs. W alter Chalmers, o f P o rt­ came last Friday to attend the
land, w a s in New berg last week funeral o f Mrs. W . H . Nelson.
visiting with her brother; A. E.
The interior o f the college gym ­
Wilson.
nasium w as given a fresh coat o f
C. E. H ollingsw orth came out white paint Tuesday afternoon,
from Portland Tuesday to cast in preparation for the approach
his vote and spend the day with ing basket ball season.
home folks.
On Tuesday night election re­
Ernest Everest and M rs. M in­ turns were flashed on canvass in
nie Forsyth went to Tillamook front o f both the m oving picture
recently where ithey were m ar­ theatres, where crowds stood
ried. Tfcey returned home a few u n t i l midnight watching the
results.
days ago.
there after a» short illness. The
Burbaker family lived here up to
a short time ag o when they
moved to Ridgefield.
Pacific college has been pre­
sented with a greatly appreciated
gift by the members o f her Alum-
ni association. M on day morn­
ing Dr. T ; W . Hester, president
of the association, w a s present
at chapel, and in a neat and ap ­
propriate speech presented to the
college a' fine quartered oak table
and a dozen chairs o f similar
style for use on the platform o f
the auditorium. President Penn
ington responded to this presen­
tation speech, expressing appre­
ciation Tor the loyalty o f the
Alumni and thanks for this fine
gift to the college. A t the close
the students and faculty, joined
w ith the members o f the Alumni
association w h o were present in
singing the college song.
nual boys’ conference at Eugene,
November 29 to December 1, the
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
follow ing Thanksgiving day. At
a meeting o f representatives from
the University of Oregon, the
Eugene Commercial club, the
Ministerial association, the U. o f
O. and the city Y. M . C. A .’s ar­
rangements were made for the
entertainment o f the tw o hundred
delegates that are expected to
attend this conference.
From the time of the holding
o f the first conference at Salem
in 1906. these gatherings have
been grow in g in size and interest
till today they stand as the
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ment o f the boylife throughout
the state o f any movement o f its
kind. Open to delegates from
any organized Sunday School
class or Boys’ Bible Study club
whose members are o f an aver­
age age o f fourteen years or over,
these conferences have been the
means o f bringing together boys
from
the entire territory from
Portland to Roseburg, and this
year it is more than probable
that there will be representation
from Grants Pass.
Entertainment is furnished free
by t W citizens o f Eugene and
special rates are to be made on
all the roads so that the expense
item is brought to a minium. H .
A. Dalzell, the state boys’ w ork
secretary, will spend his time be­
tween n ow and the date o f this
conference w orking np interest
by visiting as many o f the larger
tow ns as his time will permit,
and in perfecting the program .
He w ill gladly send program s
and printed matter regarding
the conference to any w ho drop
him a card care o f the Y. M. C.
A. building, Portland.
Already the 'program commit­
tee has secured promises from H.
W . Stone, R. R. Perkins, of P o rt­
land, A. C. Schmitt, o f Albany,
to be in attendance and to take
p art on the program . They are
hoping to have W . H . Lew is, o f
Henry Hopkins, w h o recrntly
sold his cottage on South M en
dian street, has a new bu n galo w
well under w a y on Hancock
street, immediately west of the
M rs. J. B. Rowèll, w ho is now residence o f Attorney Clarence
in her seventy-sixth year, is seri­ Butt.
President Pennington arrived
ously ill w ith asthma and heart
trouble. Her recovery is in very home the first of the week and is
dow n to college w ork again
grave doubt.
L . M . Gilbert w a s dow n from Besides spending a week in
Rosedale last Saturday doing a Indianapolis he visited Baltimore
The next rally will be a joint
little electioneering! for the Candi­ and Philadelphia while he w a s
one w ith Polk county in Grand
date for district attorney whom aw ay .
H. W . Parker, w h o w a s a can­ Ronde, November 9. The Grand
he considered the -best man for
didate for representative to the Ronde band w ill furnish music,
the office.
The reception d o .be given by legislature on the Democratic and the patrons, pupils and
teachers are sparing no pains to
thejadiea ai tike W . C. T: U. to ticket, went to Portland Tues­
make the day pleasant and prof-
Lew is-W iley Co. o f Portland,
the men metubens, will take place day afternoon on business. He
^feliver
the opening address o f
itable.
Friday night, November 8th, expects to remain a w a y about a
?the
conference.
“ Progress and
On November 16, a rally
at the home o f M m . Johnson on month.
The remains of M rs. Henry be held in Lake V iew school. No. Success.”
Hancock street.
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21. This meeting w ill include
A. E. Wilson, tike jew eler, has Brubaker, w ho died at Ridgefield,
Youth's Companion For 1913
numbers
21, 38, 77, 17, 54 and
rented the room in the (Graphic Washington, ofpneumonia, were
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The Youth’s Companion ap­
building, which, until recently brought to N ew berg for burial.
T hat will doubtless be the last
Funeral
services
Were
conducted
peals
to every interest of family
w a s occupied by J. T. Smith, and
rally until after January 1, as
at
the
Brethren
church,
this,
life,
from
house-keeping to ath­
will move to the new .quarters
December will be well taken up
Thursday morning.
letics. It begins with stories of
at an early day.
with Annnal Institute, December
youthful
vim and vigor, with
George
L.
Kelty
was
called
to
K.J. Davey and family, who
4, 5, 6; Teachers’ examination,
articles
which
disclose thé secrets
McCoy
Wednesday
m
orpingby
had been visiting for some time
Decembe# 18-21; and the State
at, the home o f Mrs. Davey’s a phone message announcing a Teachers’ Association. W e have o f successful play in the great
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. turn for the worse in his father, arranged w ith President Acker­ games, with charming tales of
Bass, left for their home at Gold­ who has been failing in health man, ot the M onm outh Normal, life at t*he girls’ colleges. But
for several weeks. Being eighty
The Companion does not sur­
field, Nevada, on Tuesday.
years old his recovery is hardly to carry on the regular work of render these readars when they
On Monday evening the work
the school on Saturday, Novem­
expected.
have entered the more serious
train jumped some cars off the
ber 23, so as to a llo w the teach­
paths of life. Motheis will wel­
On election day the library
track near the intersection o f
ers of Yamhill county an oppoft
come the page for little children
board bad a force o f young ladies
Meridian street and the S. P.
tunity to investigatethe methods
and the weekly doctor’s article.
track, causing the delay o f the selling pencils on the streets, and used there. This will be a great
Fathers will find the important
down passenger for tw o hours a refreshment stand w a s also benefit to every teacher, but
news o f the day as it is. and not
maintained during the day and
or more at this point.
especially to the beginners, and
as
it is rumored to be. The en­
evening. The patronage w a s
to those o f short experience. A
Clarence W atkins left here last
tire household will appreciate
liberal and the committee feels
special train w ill leave M cMinn-
Saturday for Oakland, Califor­
the sketches which touch gently
grateful to the public for the
grille November 23 a t about 7:30
nia, where he will take a thor­
on common foibles or caricature
same.
a. m., and remain in M onm outh
ough coarse in the Oakland school
In short for less
Rev. Charles 0 . Whitely writes until the dose o f the session, rq, eccentricity.
of architecture. H e had been
than
four
cents
a week The Com­
from Indiana that he expects to tam in g here abo u t 6 p. m. Fur­
saving his money with this end
panion
brings
into
the home clean
start home on Tuesday o f next ther notice wiM be given later.
in veiw for a long time.
entertainment,
pure
inspiration,
week, and with him will come Let us have every teacher that
fine ideals, increase ot knowledge.
L au gh and g ro w fat is the slo­ Mr. and Mrs. Jared P. Binford,
can possibly do so attend this
Names rarely seen in tables of
g a n o f Orner Fendall, and he o f Carthage, the former a broth­
session.
contents will be found in The
must have put on several pounds er o f M rs. Joseph W ilson and the
M iss E w ing, o f Unionvale, No, Companion’s Announcement for
while listening to “ B o b ” Seeds, latter a sister of M rs. John Gil­
44, has introduced “ Captain
1913, which will be sent upon
the laugh maker, last M onday bert. The Binfords expect to re­
B all” and “ German Basket Ball.”
request—with
samples ot the
night, judging from the many main during the winter.
H er pupils m ay play at the An­
paper, to those not familiar with
hearty chuckles that came from
Glenn Paxson, w h o has been nnal Institute. W e w a n t every
his direction. .
it.
doing some engineering w ork for “ Rural S c h o o l Improvement
Every new subscriber for 1913
The college hedd no session a big silver mining company in C lub” to send tw o delegates to
Tuesday, on account of election. the Blue M ountains in G rant the “ Convention o f Rural School w ill receive tree all the issues for
Early in the morning the college county, is at home this week. Improvement C lubs” to be held the remaining weeks o f 1912;
voters met in the president’s He will get a permanent posi­ in connection w ith the Annual also, tree, The Companion Win­
office and discussed the various tion with the company as soon Institute, December 5, at 10:30 dow Transparency and Calendar
for-4913, in rich, translucent col­
measures to come before the elec­ as their plant is in operation. a. m.
ors—the most beautiful o f all
tors o f the state, in au effort to The location is 7,000 feet above
The ladies of the “ Civic Im­
reach an intelligent conclusion sea level and considerable snow provement C lu b,” o f McMinn- Companion souvenirs.
The Youth's Companion,
on these matters.
is already on the ground.
ville, will meet w ith you. Your
W ork on the iRev. George F.
Round cottage >is progressing
nicely and he expects to have it
ready for occupancy at no dis­
tant day.
JOINT SCHOOL RALLY
WITH POLK COUNTY
Mrs. M artin Downs, o f Port­
J. W . Duncan, ofehe Northern w ork is identical. We beiieve
land, has been in N ew berg since Pacific sales division of the Sher-« much good m ay be accomplished
Wednesday morning calling on win-Williams Co. with offices in j at Buch a meeting. D o not fail
her many former friends and Portland, w as in tow n over Sun- jto come. All are welcome.
S. S. Duncan, Co. Supt.
neighbors.
M r. D ow ns has a day with his family. He w a s
position as inspector o f cars just recovering from an attack
Id a Mae Smith, Supervisor.
with the Southern Pacific, he o f blood poison in oae arm, hav-
having been transferred from ; ing been confined for a few days
Northern California where b e : in the hospital at The Dalles be-
w as doing track w ork. Their ! fore coming home. On M onday
son b a s a position w ith the Hon- he left for San Francisco on a
Plans s re n o w well under way
eyman H ard w are Co.
short business trip.
for the holding o f the seventh an-
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
DOTS’ CONFERENCE
144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at
this office.
ALBANY APPLE SHOW
Albany, Nov. 5. (Special) Ev­
erything seems to indicate that
the Albany Apple Fair, to be
held on November 13th and 14th,
w ill prove to be a still greater
success than ever before. Fruit
growers in all parts of . Linn
Our foil business has exceeded our
expectations and we have found it
necessary to keep more goods coming
to meet the demands of the trade.
The last few days we have received
shipments of ladies and misses coats
and tailor-made suits, also men’s and
hoys suits and overcoats. .
Nice selection to choose from at a
hig range of prices.
Complete stock of dress goods,
cloakings, fancy goods, ladies and
men’s furnishings.
Exclusive agents for Hart, Schaff-
ner & Marx clothing, Utz & Dunn
and Florsheim Shoes.
9/fiVer 7/fercantile
Company
Symptoms of
m | E Y E TROUBLE
Perhaps the most common o f all eye trouble is headache. This may
be just over the eyes at the temple, or back o f the eyes, or even at the
back o f the head. Then there are sm arting and burning eyes and lids,
blood shot eyes, and often sties come from eye strain. O ften there is no
pain, but the print w ill blur and run together, or yam become sleepy al­
most as soon as you begin to read. Some others are extrem ely nervous,
yet never suspect that their eyes are causing it. W ith these few hints
w e urge that you look w ell to your eyes, ana should you suspect that they
might be the cause o f your trouble, w e suggest that you allow us to
make the examination; this costs you nothing, and should w e find that
you do not need glasses or that you need the services o f a doctor w e w ill
rnm kly tell you so.
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This deed, without a break, was sent to Clerk Fields, by reg­
istered letter for record. Judge McGinn ordered it turned over to
Thos. O’Dav, mv attorney, with instructions that C. M. Idleman
could have it at any time. I charge that this deed was mutilated
after leaving Clerk Fields’ hands.
Will E. Purdy.
county, and also in several o f try was good lor, as we had
the adjoining counties are mak- [ passed through it before, but we
ing arrangments to compete for learned the good o f it when we
the splendid prizes offered, and saw the coal mines with their
the attendance will no donbt be shafts. Then passing through a
large. Heretofore the p r i z e s tunnel o f four minutes ride, came
offered have been confined to to Green river where we saw
orchard products bnt the associ­ “ God in the Rock,” which stood
ation has now extended their 1300 feet high as the head looked
premium list so as to take in toward heaven. Then came to
practically all the products o f Cheyenne and saw’ a fine city
the soil. Lectures will be deliv­ where tw o men were killed.
ered upon horticultural subjects,
On the 25 we came to Colora­
by several o f the faculty o f the do with its fine country. A t the
Oregon Agricultural College, and dawn o f the morning we saw
other experts in that line, and a them loading and hauling sugar
splendid program is being pre­ beets to ^fie railroad, piling them
pared. Arrangments are being up in great piles to w ait tor cars.
made so that people attending
On the morning of the 26, we
will be able to get a rate of one came to Kansas City and ¿aw
fare and a third, from any sta- j fine fields o f corn and green
tion on either the Oregon Elec-1 wheat. Then through Missouri
trie or the Southern Pacific at with its heavy corn crop, to St.
all o f its branches from Portland Louis where we saw the fine de­
as far south as Eugene.
pot.
On the morning o f the 27, we
got off the train at Danville,
the go t on the car for George­
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Leaving Portland October 22, town. Got there for lunch with
we saw the sights along the Co­ them and spliced glad hands with
lumbia river and through the our parents in their old days and
Grand Ronde valley. The morn­ many other kind friends. It was
ing of the 23 we came to Payette, nice to walk over the ground of
Idaho, where we traveled along our boyhood days one time more,
the Snake river where we saw where the blackbirds sang their
the fine cattle and many of them.' songs and we boys said they had
Then we came to Wyoming their meetings.
with her mountains and valleys.
We had a nice trip.
a
We never knew what that coun-
John Shires.
JOHN SHIRES HONE AGAIN
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