..ta,
THE N E W B B B O G RAPH IC
R. N. Hutchins and family wil
mum CONTEST
move to Harney next week.
Standing o f contestants in the
Fred Crawford and daughter,
$400.00
piano contest given by
Miss Gussie, were down from
Dayton Tuesday night to attenc the Newberg Hardware & Plumb­
ing Co. Week ending Wednes­
the Graham concert.
day,
April 9.
Mrs. Sadie Hoskins has been
For every one dollar ($1.00)
A rrival and .D eparture of Pas-
Miss Sibyl Woodward visited here from Lebanon for severa
received
on account from March
•enger Trains.
in Portland over Sunday with days visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
7th
to
and
including March 16th,
F. Gause and other relatives.
Traina Ira n P ortland her sister, Mrs. W. A. King.
we will give receipt for same, and
Mrs. M. M. York underwent
20,000 votes. Contestants may
6:4 6 A . M.
9:10 A . M. I L. T. Price was out from Port­
surgical operation at St. Vin­
have access to the company’s
8 :4 6 A . M.
11:05 A . M. land last Saturday looking after
cents hospital last week but is
Catering to thé woman who
his
ranch
north
of
Newberg.
books.
1:10 P. M.
5:27 P. M.
improving nicely and expects to
5111246
demanda, in addition to
1590975
Rev. H. H. Keim, of Ridgefield,
7:10 P. M.
4:07 P. M.
be able to be removed to her
4696695
16076316
Washington, spent last Satur­
14068680
4912946
style, f o o t w e a r which is
home by the last of the week.
Ralph Coffin, of Springfield, is day and Sunday in Newberg.
6282140
11362776
2736006
7637475
PERFECT FITTING and
White and company have just
in tow n visiting with Russell
W. S. Allan, of Dundee, was in
16699481
26217666
made the sale o f a ten acre tract
Parker.
1612966
splendid for wear, w e are handling exclusively
22639400
Newberg Tuesday on the hunt o f
6413640
5061446
Jim Ferguson lost a valuable a farm horse to take the place o of timber land in the Hobson
24322228
the high grade footw ear made by U TZ A DUNN
12l57t96
fruit land sub-division west o f
8168840
horse last week, one of his team one that died recently.
CO., o f Rochester, N. Y. These snoes have
town, owned by Percy M. Tail-
o f blacks.
The local W. C. T. U. will hold man to Albert A. Clayson for
high standard for thirty years and more, both for
DRAMATIC READING
An infant child o f Mr. and Mrs. an institute on Friday, April 18.
$1300 cash.
John Eberhard was buried Tues­ Full announcement and program
They are made from can *
Miss Tucker, graduate of thç
Mrs. G. Frank Evans is up
day afternoon.
will be given next week.
fully selected stock and will hold shape under
from Portland visiting h e r New York School of,
E. S. Craven and family are
Mrs. Frederick Stevenson and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo Bixby. has teea secured for an enter-
most severe wear. The styles are exclusive and
out from Portland looking after Miss Jessie Collard came out
Mr. and Mrs. Evans expect to> ^idhment at the High School
die fitting qualities are nowhere excelled.
property interests.
from Portland Saturday for a leave soon for Central Oregon Monday evening, at 8 o ’clock.
•
5 T
• '■
V
Orville Hollingsworth, who is visit with their parents, Mr and where they will locate on
Miss Tucker comes well recom­
A ll o f the season’s new model« now on sale at
in the furniture business at T o­ Mrs. E. B. Collard.
claim near Warren McConnell mended. Proceeds for the benefit
ledo, Lincoln county, came in for
Elwood Minchin, who is with and wife and Miss Harriet Bixby. of t h e school. Admission 25
a short visit Tuesday.
a Portland wholesale hardware
J. M. Donahoo, who had been cents.
Rev. Hiram E. Gould, of Forest firm, spent last Sunday at the in poor health for several months,
T b h je v e -
Grove, is expected to preach at home o f his parents, Mr. and died last Friday at the age of 54
the M. E. church next Sunday M r s . Samuel Minchin, above years, leaving a wife, one son
I believe in myself and the firm
Dundee.
morning and evening.
and a daughter. Funeral ser­ I am working for.
District Elder W. N. Coffee will vices were conducted on Sunday
J. C. Hodson a n d James
I believe in working hard and
Lewelling will give talks o n hold quarterly meeting services afternoon, after which the family
finding pleasure in it.
peace, and arbitration at Cheha- at the Friie Methodist church be­ left with the remains for their
I believe that hard work, hon­
lem Center church next Sunday ginning Friday night and con­ former home at Gridley, Cali­
estly and faithfully done, will
tinuing over the Sabbath. All fornia, for burial.
morning.
win its sure reward.
Frank Zumwallc made a trip are invited to these services.
Norman Macy, son o f Mr. and
I believe in seeing the good, not
Rev. Horace Houlton, a mis­ Mrs. Alva P. Macy, o f Chico, the bad, in my co-workers.
to Wilsonville last week in quest
o f hay for his teed store. He sionary o f North China, will California, but w h o formerly
I believe that cheerfulness will
says he has difficulty in findingjapeak at the Baptist church Sun lived at Dayton, spent last Mon­ accomplish more than discon­
day morning. All are cordially day in Newberg calling on rela­ tent.
hay of good quality.
invited
to come and hear an in­ tives. He is off on a vacation
The Newberg Ministerial As­
I believe in today and the work
teresting
talk on conditions in and is now visiting at Dayton. I am doing, and tomorrow and
sociation announces that begin­
Having been away eight or nine and the work I hope to do.—Ex.
ning with next Sunday, all even­ China.
years,
he finds many changes
A. W. Rees and wife, o f Port­
ing services will begin at 8 o ’clock
during the spring and summer land, visited over Sunday with made in this section.
SOKE SENTENCE
his
brother,
J.
H.
Rees,
at
Glen-
months.
Dr. Horace Houlding, of Tai-
“ Now,” asked the y o u n g
The Springbrook school district wood Farm. Mrs. Rees came to ming-fu, North China, Superin­
P hone W h ite 192
Newberg
Monday
to
visit
her
school-teacher,
“ can anyone give
F. H . G R IF F IT H
tendent o f a wide mission field
is preparing to vote on a bond
S h op : 402 F irst S tre e t
brothers,
H.
R.
and
George
M
or­
me
a
sentence
with
the
words
in that land, will be in Newberg
issue o f $5,000 for the purpose of
raising money for enlarging the ris, a n d other relatives, Mr. rom Friday over Sunday, the boys, bear, and bees in it?”
Johnny Smith raised his hand.
school grounds and building a Rees returning to his work in guest o f Mrs. Edith Hill Booker,
the
land
department
o
f
t
h
e
.“
Well, Johnny, you may try.”
In a quiet little country town,
“ Are you the same man who
Plans have, been completed* to
new schoolhouse.
so
quiet that the silence hurt, a
Southern Pacific Co. •
r'When
we
g
o
swimmin’
all
ate my mince pie last week?”
have Dr. Houlding address the
C. J. Edwards drove to Tuali
commercial
traveler entered the
In the will o f Rev. Isom P. students o f Pacific College at the boys bees bare,” said Johnny “ No, mum, I’ll never be th’ same general store. Going through to
tin Tuesday evening to take the
man again.”
the parlor at the back, he came
Oregon Electric for Portland, in Wooten, whose death was noted chapel on Friday at 10 a m., also bravely.
for
a
mass
meeting
in
Friends
upon
the proprietor and a friend
last
week,
a
bequest
is
made
for
response to a message from Van-
E a sto n Oregon W h eat Lands
Mandv—“ W h a tfo h v o ’ been engaged in a game o f checkers.
church
on
Sunday
at
2:30
p.
m
couver, Washington, saying his the Biblical department o f Pacific
goin’ to de post office so reg’lar.
“ Here, Mr. Slocum.” he said in
We have some bargains in
brother, W. F. Edwards, was College amounting to one-fourth No offerings will be taken at
Are
y
o
’
correspondin’
w
if
some
an
energetic whisper, “ there’s
dangerously sick with scarlet o f the estate, and a further sum these meetings.
Sherman county. Will take some
tw o customers in tte shop.”
odher female?”
is to go to assist worthy stu­ The p e o p l e of Springbrook small valley farms or city prop­
fever.
Slocum never took his eyes
Rastas—“ Nope, but since ah
dents
who may desire to attend school district will hold an elec­ erty as first payment.
from
t h e board. He merely
Miss Minnie Richardson and
been areadin’ in de papers ’ bout
nodded his bead and whispered
Call on White & Co.,
Mrs. Bulah Hedges and tw o the college. The estate is estim­ tion Saturday afternoon, April
dese conscience funds ah kind o f in reply:
705 First Street.
12, to vote on raising money to
child red are here from Weiser, ated at about $15,000.
thought ah might possibly git a
“ That's all right. Keep quiet,
Idaho, and are visiting their
The concert given by the trio; build a new schoolhouse. This
lettah from dat ministah what and they’ll go away again.”
“
Really,”
began
the
collector,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen William Wallace Graham, violin­ is an improvement that is badly
“ I cannot understand why a married us.” —Life.
Richardson. They will probably ist, Mrs. Lula D. Miller, con­ needed and it is their intention
Eggs For Hatching
man o f your resources will re­
“ I wouldn’t drink out of that
remain in Newberg during the tralto, and Edgar Coursou, ac­ to build a house that will be a
fuse to pay his honest debts.”
For the table and as egg pro­
cup,” said little Johnnie to the
companist at Duncan’s Hall, credit to the community. This
spring and summer.
“ Then I’ll tell you,’ ’ said the well-
ducers
the Buff Rocks are as
will
be
a
good
opportunity
for
well-dressed stranger. “ That’s
O. V. Allen, state treasurer of Tuesday night was listened to
good
as
the best. Eggs now
to-do
citizen,
confidentially.
“
If
I
Idaho whose home is at Boise, by an appreciative audience. the women to try wielding the paid up I’d throw you and sev­ Bessie’s cup, and she’s very par­ ready at a dollar for fifteen.
E. H. Woodward.
spent last Friday in Newberg Each o f the three are artists in ballot, and since they are quite eral others out of work, and I ticular who drinks out of it.”
“ Ah,” said the young man as
calling on his former friends. He their respective lines and the enthusiastic on the question at haven’t the heart to do it.”
Cash For O ld I n »
he drank the cup dry, “ I feel hon­
was a resident of Newberg for evening’s entertainment was a issue, there will doubtless be a
strong
delegation
o
f
ladies
at
ored
to
drink
out
o
f
Bessie’s
cup.
j
_
. .
,,
rare
treat.
several years when our little city
M arriage License
„
- i
To anvone we pay cash for old
the
polls.
Bessie is your younger sister, | cast_jrc^ . Bring in your old
was in the embryo stage, but for
K. W. Shafford had tw o broth­
t
o
Mamie
Buffum,
a
g
e
17,
isn’t
she?”
Hastings. Newberg Iron Works,
the past ten years or more he ers and a cousin living at Day-
Clifford C. Cady, who has been
“
Not
much!
Bessie
is
my
dog.”
6th and Blaine streets.
tf.
Everett
M
Walker,
age
20.
has resided in Idaho. He is off ton, Ohio. The cousin is num­ t h e manager at t h e Newberg
for a short vacation and is visit­ bered with the lost in the recent Brick & Tile Works for several
ing relatives in McMinnville and disaster that overtook that city, years, is moving to Sylvan, a
Eugene, in company with Mrs. one brother has not been heard suburb o f Portland, where he
R E S I D E N C E B L U E 201
P H O N E S T O R E W H I T E 113
will
take
charge
c
f
a
similar
Allen.
from but he has just had a letter
Rev. A. J. Weaver, pastor of ffoitt the other brother stating plant for a Portland company.
Friends church at Berkley, Cali­ that he escaped injury. He wrote When the Spaulding Company
fornia, who came* to attend the that almost every horse in the assumed charge of the plant here
funeral of his uncle, Rev. Isom P. city was drowned and that the recently under a lease for a year,
Wooten, at Salem last week, task of disposing o f the dead Mr. Cady was induced to remain,,
spent Sunday and Monday in animals and clearing up the gen­ although he had decided to g o to
Newberg. On Sunday, b o t h eral wreckage was a task that work for the Portland company.
i
morning and evening, he preach­ was not easy to be reckoned The latter company has since
ed at Friends church, showing in with. Another brother, J. W. made the offer so tempting he
both sermons the same careful Shafford, who at one time was a could not refuse, hence his change
thought he was accustomed to resident of Newberg, was inter­ of residence.
WILL MAKE OLD HATS LOOK LIKE NEW
use when he was pastor here tor ested in the German bark Mimi,
Word has been received here of
three years, before going to the an account o f the wreck o f which the burning o f the old historic
Nature’s Remedy, the BEST IN THF. WORLD. Try it.
new field at Berkley. On Mon­ will be found on the third page Friends Yearly Meeting house at
day evening he was given a re­ o f this issue. He is interested in Plainfield, Indiana, which oc­
Greaeele»» Guaranteed; particular people insist on ft
ception at the beautiful n e w the company that has the con­ curred on Friday night, March
the boi, Harmless, Enough to Cure All the Colds in the Family
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. tract for furnishing the logs for 28. The loss is figued at $15,-
Terrell, on Wvnooski s t r e e t , the mill at Brighton, on Nehalem 000, with insurance o f $6,000
Buy N yal’8 Family Remedies at the Nyal Store next door to P.O.
when a large gathering assem­ Bay, and the company also dis­ carried. Mention is made o f it
poses
o
f
the
lumber
that
comes
bled on short notice to do him
here on account o f the fact that
honor. B e f o r e returning t o from the mill. They had leased many o f the readers of t h e
Berkley he will make a trip to the Mimi for transporting lum­ Graphic have attended services
Seattle to look after some prop­ ber to San Francisco, and v^ere in the house in other years. It
erty belonging to his uncle’s es­ to assume charge o f the vessel was dedicated in 1858 and on
tate, he being named in the will when it was delivered to them many Sundays since at the time
«INO. W . B A R C R O F T , P R ES C R IP TIO N S P E C IA L IS T
as the s o l e executor o f t h e at the mouth o f the Columbia o f the big annual meetings, the
We Never Substitut«
At Your Service Dey or Night
estate. By the terms of the will j river. The loggers who were crowds in attendance have been
he will receive the sum of one lost in the wreck were from their estimated at ftom ten to fifteen
thousand dollars from the estate. logging camps.
thousand people.
Ü S X Z B O l WMMJKMWWm
We Set the
Pace in
Women’s
Footwear
I Locals and Personals I
I t
.........................
1
«
$3.50 and $4.00
The Miller Mercantile Co. ^
Sheet Metal Works
Roofing Plates, Tin Plates
Zinc, Brass and Copper Sheets
Black and Galvanized Sheets
and Formed Products
\
UseNyal b Fami ily Revnedies
AND YOU USE TH E B E S T !
Nyal’s Straw Hat Cleaner, 25c,
Nyal’s Figsen, 10-25-50c
È NyaFs Face Cream, 25“50C
Nyal*S Laxacold, 25c
T he Newberg Drug Co.
j 3
j