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T H E N B W B R W G R A P H IC
j Locals and Personals^
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6 . W. Richtmyer moved to 81
fjohoa this week.
M n . C. A*. Crabtree ia here
I from Pe Bl, Washington, on a
| visit.
The Southern Pacific and the
I striking linemen finally reached
Rev. Charles O. Whitely and
family, President Pennington
and family, Mrs. Emma Hodgin
and daughters and Mrs. Wm . 1
Johnson are camping for the
week in the vicinity ol Willamina.
Mr. Whitely and the children of
the party left at an early hour
on Monday morning with team
and wagon, carrying the equip-
page and provender, the others
going by train.
Invitations are out lor the
wedding o f Miss Ada Fairbanks,
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Fairbanks, and Robert
Hopkins, which is to be solemn­
ized, this, Thursday evening.
The home o f Mr. and Mrs. Hop­
kins is to be in the new bunga­
low on East Hancock street
built by the groom and his fath­
er, Henry Hopkins, only recent­
ly, and a nice nest it will be.
Miller Mercantile Company
Our display o f the
new footwear styles«
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Edwarda
at
n
a«
reeraent
and
the
wiring
lor
Arrival and Departure of Pas-
just received,demands
motored to Salem laat Saturday I e,ccf nc “ rvice w4a a« ain tak«
•enger Traina.
the attention o f every
evening for a visit with relatives. up here by a lorce o f men the
r rata* fa r PortUaS
Trsfcw fr e e Fwtlawl
first of the month.
woman interested in
C. J. Edwards made a business
9:10 A. M.
6:46 A. M.
Mrs.
Louise
Anderson,
who
1 trip to Oregon City in his car
e x c lu s iv e m od els,
11:06 A. M.
8:46 A. M.
Wednesday and says he found was here from Tacoma visiting
c o rr e c t shades and
6:27 P. M.
1:10 P. M.
with Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Bank-
the roads in lair condition.
7:10 P. M.
4:07 P. M.
son, left for home on Monday,
glove-like fit
Miss Corinne Hollingsworth.
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going by way o f Salem where
The Klock family moved to came out from Portland Tuesday .
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she expected to visit a niece
Portland last week.
and is spending the week with
Dunn Co. footwear
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pike, Mrs.
F. W. Morse and family have her friends, Nellie and Hazel
for women, a standard
Dan Atkinson and Mrs. Ellis
moved into town for the present M orrow.
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o f excellence for 30
Elder S. B. Moffitt, a former
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one went to Portland Wed- L . .
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• resident of Newberg, came out little
years. There is a style
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Newberg neighbor, Mrs. Sarah
nesday
for
a
visit
with
her
sister.
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from Portland Tuesday.
in this line to suit
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. Trenholm, w ho died suddenly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fortune F. A. will g o to the city on Fn-
every taste, together
day to remain for a few days.
Holiness Association is
and little one arrived home from
o r
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I I» M i r a « DAY
* with d e p e n d a b l e
Prof, and Mrs. W. C. Wood-
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Fresno, California, last week.
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ground lust off o f Dayton avenue
ward
are
expected
to
arrive
here
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County Assessor Martin Miller ■r. . ,
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below First street, where meet-
Political independence is an old
was down from the county seat Friday from Richmond, Indiana, ings during the day and evening story to the United States.
where excelled.
to spend vacation. They will.
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on last Saturday on business.
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. are billed to be held, beginning When it was new, and glowing
opening o f
.
W. E. Croxer and family are return in time.for the
Friday morning.
still wi(h the heat in which it
Earlham College in the latter
visiting with relatives in Salem
The little two-year-old daugh­ was forged, o f course our fathers
part o f September.
and looking in on the Cherry
ter o f Mrs. A. H. Dickerman died exulted in it; o f course they made
Elizabeth H. Foster, o f Colum­
Fair.
ol scarlet fever Sunday night at an annual holiday o f the Fourth
bus, Ohio, who is here visiting
A ring and tw o small keys
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. G. W. o f July, and glorified it with
her sister, Mrs. Eva H. Hull, is
have been left at this office which
James, the parents o f Mrs. Dick bands, and orators, and salutes,
orchard adjoining that ot Mr.
DUNDEE
able to give a realistic, first
owner can have by paying for
ertnan, after an illness o f four and fireworks« and processions,
Bennett. A pleasant e v e n in g
hand account of the recent flood
teen days. Mrs. Dickerman is And still we keep their holiday
this notice.
Mrs. B. S. Hunter was called was enjoyed by a number o f the
which devasted the cities ol Day-
much
as
they
did,
and
read
their
afflicted
with
the
same
disease,
Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher ton and Columbus.
to Portland on Saturday on ac* neighbors who were glad o f an
Declaration,
and
sometimes
hear
but
is
not
considered
to
be
in
a
went to Salem Wednesday morn­
count of the illness ot her sister. opportuning to offer sincere con­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patter­ serious condition.
such speeches as those they
gratulations to Mr. McLellen,
ing to visit with relatives and
Mrs. Robertson, who is having
son, Miss Effie PattersoD, Rob­
listened
to,
except
that
our
ora­
jo
y to his wife and a long and
George Metcalf and family who
attend the Cherry Fair.
her eyes treated in Portland,
ert Patterson and Miss Alm a.
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tors
nowadays
deal
much
more
prosperous life together.
Wm. Spooner, who was a resi­ Forkner will l « v t h « * o n Satur . * ! * ” 1 thf ^
spent a few days with her sister,
gently
than
theirs
did
with
the
A horse belonging to Frank T.
dent o f Newberg more than day for Tillamook to .pend a Calrforam. whart t h « r daaghter
Mrs. Grames, who suffered a
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graduated from the university British tyrant.
Keyes
was badly cut on a barb­
twenty years ago, was down vacation.
second stroke of paralysis recent-
Miss Forkner’s par- R ... ..
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But
we
do
not
really
exult
in
l
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,
with
the
class
this
year,
were
wire
fence
on Monday evening. '
from Dayton on business Tues­ ents are now living at Tillamook. .
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* . . independence any more. We do *y-
m
here
last
week
visiting
with
his
'Miss Eva J. Christie, o f Port­
day.
Mrs. W. J. Gordon attended
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Milsap, the brother> L . M . Metcalf. The not have to, and indeed, this
land,
is a guest o f Miss Bertha
Mrs. A. E. Moore who has not latter a sister o f Mrs. W, W. daughtcr ,iving at Sheridan and feneration o f us would hardly the World’s Christian Citizenship
been in good health for some Nelson, and Alex Powers, the j onc from North Dakota WCft. a,_ know how—so powerful is the Conference in Portland the first Reed at Queenhurst.
time, went to St. Vincent Hospi­ president of the First National
Mrs. William S. Allan has been
nation to which it belongs, and o f the week.
tal in Portland Tuesday for Bank o f Lebanon, motored over so here for a visit.
suffering from an attack o f la-
Mrs. George H. G re e r and grippe.
Mrs. Wm. Ruddick, who is a so entirely secure is it from even
treatment.
to Newberg last Sunday by wav
a shadow o f compulsion from daughter, Medora, returned from
W. S. Stull took an auto party o f McMinnville, arriving in time sister to I. H., Date and Elijah without. From the political
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W.
Santa Barbara, California, last
Hutchens, is here from Texas on
consisting o f W. W. Silver, M. G. for dinner.
Spencer
and Miss Cornelia J.
independence that was already a week. Mr. Greer will visit rela­
a
visit.
More
than
thirty
years
Oakley and A. Bowman to Salem
mature tradition when this gen­ tives in Palo Alto and Tacoma Spencer have returned for the
_ Semi-Annual Roll Call at the . ago Mr. and Mrs. Ruddick came
today, Thursday t o - see the Baptist
church next Wednesday, herc from Iowa and bought eration began has gradually before coming to Otterbrook for summer to Glenfill, their home in
the Red Hills.
Cherry Fair.
July 9, m the afternoon 2:30 and wbaV was later known as thy Brown a mental independence. the summer.
Enos Ellis is advertisinga pub­ also in the evening at 8 o ’clock. Bowerman place just
On Sunday afternoon at the
Our country nowadays thinks
Owing
to
a
feeling
o
f
anxiety
lic sale of his farm and a lot of Luncheon from 6 to 7 p.m. Good town i n the early eighties thev its own thoughts and makes its
home grounds the Dundee ball
personal property on July 10 , a program after luncheon. All sold oul and went to Tfxas own experiments; it, indeed, on the part o f the mothers o f team won a game from a team
full notice o f which will be found members o f the congregation are | whcre it ¡8 under8tood they have gathers all it can from human Dundee concerning the case of consisting o f tmployees o f the
elsewhere in this issue.
wisdom wherever accessible, but scarlet fever in town, the meeting Warren Construction, company
expected to be present.
prospered.
it* governs itself, not defiantly o f the Ladies’ Club will be post­ assisted by Edward Billich, tef
Regular business meeting o f
Prof. John B. Weed, who has I
Henry Hagey w ho is down bat easily and of necessity, by its poned until Tuesday, July 15.
Dundee.
W. C. T. U. will convene at the been principal o f the school at
from
his
Klickitat
County
farm
Friday was the annual flower
own experience, its own needs,
home o f Mrs. Moore, on Second Dinube, California, for ‘the past j
Notice
street, next Wednesday, July 9, tw o years, and who, with hi* in Washington, was in town its own intelligence, and its own mission day o f the W. C. T. U.
Monday.
He
says
the
crop
The
Dundee
ladies
were
fortunate
conscience.
at 2:30 p.m.
Sec’ y.
wife and little one are visiting |
prospects are fairly good up in And so the Fourth of July has in the quantities o f lovely flowers
To parties having accounts at
Miss Edna B. Newlin, o f the with her parents at Springbrook,
that country, though a large come to be modified and broad­ donated for the occasion. Beau­ the Palace Market, that all ac­
class o f 1899. Pacific College, is says he has been elected to the |
number o f the farms in tbç sec- ened in spirit. We no longer give tiful bouquets bearing the W. C. counts must ne settled by July
coming next week from Whittier, same position for next year.
tion he is in are being summer-
California, for a visit with form­ John Larkin Jr. has received followed this 8Cason. He thinks our sole attention on our politi­ T. U. cards were distributed by 15 or credit stopped and here­
bevy o f young ladies to the after if accounts are not settled
er college-mates and friends in bis commission as postmaster there are good opportunities cal birthday to the glory o f our
sick
members o f the community by the 15th of each moath credit
political birth, but give most of
Newberg.
and will at once begin to familiar- thcrc for peop,c who are not
will be stopped.
our thought to what has hap- and the shut-ins.
Those who went to St. Paul tze himself with the duties of the afraid to get out into a sparcclv
Yours truly,
l>cned since, and much tc/what
Sunday was missionary day
countrv
last Thursday say it was a office, though he has not yet as-
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John
Wilhelmson, Prop.
is going to happen, and what we and the services at the church
mighty fine game of ball played sumed charge o f affairs. The of - 1
While on the way home from may hope to do ab'out it. Pa­ were well attended. Mrs. Ers-
by St. Paul and Newberg, the fice force will remain as all are
triotism is our topic on this day, cine, wife of the pastor, preached Meeting of Poultry Association.
score being 1 to 3 in a thirteen working under the civil service Portland with |i team one even­
ing this week, Frank Baird says and that has come to be a Brit­ the sermon and was highly com­
inning tryout in Newberg’s favor. rules.
he stopped at the telephone office ish drum-beat kind o f topic on plimented for the interesting, in­ Special meeting of the Yamhill
Ode Hatfield and family and
Mrs. Nathan Cook left for her
County Poultry Association will
in Tualatin and asked for the which the sun never sets.
structive manner in which she
home Tuesday morning which is Mrs. Julia Macy, who recently
S. P. depot in Newberg. Con­ F or we are not a country landlea the subject. An addi­ be held at First National Bank
now at Waconda, on the Oregon sold out at Denair, California,
nection was made with central apart. Europe has come to live tional interest to the service was parlors Monday evening, July 7,
Electric between Tualitin and have been in Newberg during the
eight o ’clock sharp. All officers
in Portland and the word came with us, and Africa has come, the solo bv little Laurel Alford.
Wilsonville, where her husband week visiting with relatives.
and members requested to be
back that the Southern Pacific and Asia is not unwilling to
The son, Macy Hatfield, is ex­
is working in the sub-station.
Mrs.
Wm.
J.
Bennett
enter­
present.
By order o f the presi­
had neither depot nor telephone share in whai we have; and our
Hazel D. Butler, Sec.
Richard Hadden and daughter pecting to take a look at the Al­ in Newberg, but he finally con­ birthday concern is how to make tained informally on Saturday dent. .
berta
country
before
they
locate
evening
in
honor
of
her
brother,
are expecting to start on a trip
vinced the Portland hello office all our various family live to­
William D. McLellen and his
to the Alberta country on Satur­ again.
Attention, Hop Owners
that the S. P. really did some gether; the light with the dark,
iride,
nee
Miss
Florence
Har­
Prof.
R.
W.
Kirk,
ol
Corvallis,
day. Miss Hadden will remain
the poor with the rich, the new
business at this point.
Insure, your crop, and dry
there and keep house for her was in Newberg on business last
with the old, the uneasy with man, who spent the week at the
Mrs.
Levi
Lewis
and
son
Paul
brother who is located in that Saturday. He expects to re­
the easy. Where our Fourth of Bennett home. Mr. McLellen is kiln, and store house, with Ezra
one o f the non-resident owners H a y e s , N e w b e r g , O r e g o n ,
main
at
the
head
of
the
schools
tw
o
weck®
aK°
^
or
a
tr‘P
*°
country.
Ji»iy orators once spoke of inde­
o
f property in the Red Hills, his Losses promptly paid.
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in
Corvallis
another
year.
The
A,aska
to
tr.v
a"
entire
change
Mra. H. A. Prosser, the moth­
pendence, now they are likely to
er of Mrs. A. A. Noble, celebrated High School in that city has ? f 8ccne ^nd cliraate on account speak o f solidarity; the depend­
• her seventy-fifth birthday an­ built up until it is now one 0f °f*h e condition ot Paul s health, ence o f one on another; the inter­
Seattle on the Steamer
niversary recently and was very the largest in Oregon outside ol
dependence o f our great mass of
Portland.
| Dolphin last Friday night and it
pleasantly surprised on receiving
people.
appears that the change o f scene
birthday postals from seventy-
That is our great problem to­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White were was not long in coming, since
five of her ‘‘ back east” friends on in Portland the first o f the week
.
.
,
. M onday’s papers told o f the day—how we can all live to­
that day.
,n attendance at the Worlds Dolphin groundinf? on Pearce j 9. gether, individually free, col­
B. C at lectively harmonious, active and
THE WORLD’ S GREATEST DETECTIVE STORY
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stanley Christian Citizenship Conference land near AIert B
IN SS MARVELOUS SCENES, WITH A CAST OF
came out from Portland Satur­ and they speak m high praise of 12;40 Sunday morping> 0 f the progressive. It is a problem of
15*1 PEOPLE. BEST PICTURE OP THE YEAR
day evening and visited over the excellent a d d r e s s e s they 153 passenger 8 , maoy o f whom our own hearts, our own laws,
our
own
resources,
to
be
worked
heard.
Mrs.
White
went
ALSO A KEYSTONE COMEDY—5 REELS IN ALL
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
. •
+ n tA a t
n r i ° m w ere Eastern tourists, all were
out at home, and yet so closely
E. Terrell. Mr. Stanley was a
I ^ « f c r r e d in safety to the Ca­
related to experiments with the
resident ot Newberg in his boy­
nadian Pacific Steamship Prin-
same
problem in all other coun­
hood days and was a student in
W. W. Hollingsworth went to I cess May and landed on the is-
the college.
Sherwood last Sunday where he land. It is to be presumed that tries that patriotism to-day has
Mrs. W. W. Nelson and her acted as undertaker at the funeral the stranded passengers will be come to be a sort o f world
daughter, Mrs. Bird Partridge, of Frances, the daughter o f Mrs. taken on another steamer and religion; and he who would great­
A 39 CENIT SHOW FOR ONLY 5 AND IS CENTS
who is up from Portland on a Grace Schneller, landlady o f the sent forward to their destina- ly serve his own state finds him­
vacation, went to McMinnville Sherwood hotel. Services were tion. Paul's friends are wonder- self enlisted in the service oi all
Monday to help celebrate the conducted by Rev. Whitlock from ing if he had an opportunity to humanity.—The Youth’s Com­
eighty-third birthday anniver­ the Friends church and burial get in any o f his wireless know- panion. _____ _______
Miller Mercantile Co.
G EM T H E A T R E
On Friday and Saturday
sary o f Mrs. Joseph Hoberg, the was made in the Oswego ceme-1 ledge when help was being called
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