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TH E NEW B E B O G R AP HI C
D. H.* j M M e of Tacoma, Miss Jessie Britt proved a clev-
Washington, has been here for fX hostess last Saturday evening
visiting with his when she entertained a merry
brother, W. R. Ballard.
company o f old fr ie r s . The oc
The weather was pretty warm casion was a class reunion, the
the first o f the week but it has guests being members of the Pa
moderated and we are having cific College graduating class of
1899 The evening was ¡«pent in
just good old summer-time
Arrival and Departure of Pas Mrs. J. O’Brien and daughter
conversation
and remini«cences.
The Warren Construction Co.
Elisabeth spent the Potlatch
senger Train*.
has a force o f men grading First The guexts were s e r v e d ice
week in Seattle.
niafnaPMtlul
Traía* far hi
street from Center to the end of cream and cake from a pretti
Mrs. A . E . Moore returned
the bridge in preparation for ly decorated table, the class col-'
9:10 A. M.
6:46 A.
home from St. Vincent’s Hospital
ors of purple and vcllow being
paving.
11:06 A. M.
8:46 A.
this, Thursday« morning.
psed.
Those present werir: Miss
5:27 P. M.
1:10 P.
Me. and Mrs. Allen Smith
Edna
B.
Newlin, Whittier, Cali
Miss Nellie Decker and Lester
Again w e have been successful in securing a lim
7:10 P. M.
4:07 P.
spent last Sunday in Portland
Turn bow were married at Van
fornia, Mrs. F. K. Jones, Santa
ited number of Royal Worcester Specials for our
visiting with their sbn-in-law
Paula, California, Miss Clara
G. A. Grave*, o f Portland, was couver, Washington, on l a s t
Corset Sale.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Vaughan, Lent«, Mr. and Mrs.
in Newberg last Sunday, coming Monday.
Tyra Hutchens.
This corset is as good as any regular $1.50
Hervey M. Hoskins, McMinrt-
out by auto.
The Yamhill Electric Co. is
Richard C. Williams and Miss jrille, and Miss Jessie Britt and
corset* but in order to advertise the Royal W o r
Alden Chamberlain, o f P ort running a wire across the river
Vera Seeley were married at St. M r and Mrs. Walter S Parker,
land, was in Newberg on busi to St. Paul and will furnish lights
cester Corsets*, the company furnish us this corset
Helens on Sunday, July 13, Newb rg.
for
that
town.
ness Wednesday.
for our sale which enables us to sell it at 98c.
where they will make their home'
C. C. and N. A. Heacock,
Edward Fendall, a brother o f far the present. :
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Pemberton
These corsets are just from the factory, have
*
brothers ot W. P. Heacock,
were in Newberg Sunday, visit E. G. Fendall, was out last week
P. D. Eckerman has gone to Vrhuse expected coming for a v id t
correct lues* well made* embroidery trimmed,
with his family from the Alsea
ing with- relatives,.
Spirit Lake, Ictabo, to look after was noted last week, have been
with six good hose supporters. See our window.
Mr. and Mr*. George K elty country for a visit.
some business interests and here, hut are now at Bay City,
Mrs. Eva Sherwood is down while away will visit with
went to McCoy last week, re
getting their first sight o f the
from McMinnville, visiting a t the friends in Spokane
turning Sunday evening.
father o f waters and visiting
M ayor J. D. Gordon went to home o f her parents, Mr. and
Elder G. C. 'Carl, a former with their nephew, Morris Hea
Sheridan last Sunday to see the Mrs. U. S. G. Miller.
resident o f Newberg, came oqt cock. C. C has beerfin the news
The Woman's Auxiliary to the from Portland Tuesday morning
remains o f the burned city on the
paper business at B r i g h t o n ,
college w ill meet Saturday after to attend the conference being
Yamhill.
Iowa, for the past thirty years
Mrs. L. H. Shirley and children noon at 3 o ’clock a t the residence held at the Brethren church.
where he publishes the Enter-
came over from Hillsboro last o f Charles O. Whitely
The Messrs. Denver Layman orise. He recently sold a half in
W. B. White is back to normal and Abrick Brass, tw o promi terest in the business to his son
Saturday and remained until
Mondky, visiting at J. C. Col- again, Mrs. White having re nent business men o f Seattle, are and is now out taking a vaca
cord’s.
' '
; '1.. turned home from her visit. Just visiting at the O’Brien home. tion. N. A. has been in the post
Guy Heater, who has an inter- what he would do if be had tw o The former is Mrs.J. O’Brien’s al railway business for about
lows: Mesdames W. J. Gordon,
MONEY AND MORALS
est in a music store with Lincoln or three wives aw ay from home, nephew.
thirty years, and tor more than
Dundee; J. D. Gordon, E. H.
as
some
husbands
have,
no
man
McCormick at Hillsboro, came
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott and twenty year* has had the man W oodwaid, H . E. Gordon,
Col. Philip Ray. manager o f
over last Saturday for a visit can tell.
son John ot Salem spent Sunday agement ot an exclusive fast mail George Best, C. J. Edwards, B.
William
and
John
Sonberg
the
International Booking Agen
with Newberg friends.——
—
in town.
Mrs. J. C. Price re train that makes 70 miles an E. Goff, Howard Best, George
Horace Addis, field editor of from Salina, Kansas, who are turned home with them tor a hour between Chicavo and Oma Lutz, Thomas. Patterson, Charles cy, o f Portland, who furnished
the Rural Spirit who is out taking a look at the Northwest few days visit and will also visit ha on the Burlington road. He (3. Whitely, W. J. Langton, Ar the “ Pilgrims Progress” films tor
the Star theatre Monday and
says he has never been in an ac
soliciting advertising for the with a view of locating, were in in Albany.
thur Palmer, David Johnson,
Tuesday nights, is an old lycenm
cident o f any consequence and
paper called at the Graphic office Newberg the first o f the week,
G. H. Wilde, who is in business
Jesse Edwards, N. F. Byers, Wal
visiting
with
their
former
school
bureau man and gives an inter
considers
that
there
is
little
dan
Tuesday for a hand shake.
in Vancouver, Washington, came
ter Terrel l,» Eva H. Hull. Elizabeth
esting
talk, privatelv, o f his ex
mate,
C.
F.
Stretch.
ger as the fast mail has right-of-
W. W. Silver, o f Newberg, a
over a few days ago with his
Foster, Oliver Evans, F. D.
Dr. John S. Rankin and family, family for a visit at W. E. Croz- way over all other trains. He Eckersou, Charles B. Wilson, D. periences in handling the giants
Kansas friend of the Carruth
Mr*.
Rankin’s parents from ers. Mrs. Wilde and Mrs. Crozer -has become so accustomed to D. Coulson, John Larkin* E. C. o f the platform ot by-gone day*.
family, and a Mr. Smith were
F o r a number o f years he was
tiding in a mail coach that he
fishing on Panther creek Tues Portland and Oliver Evans and are sisters.
Baird, GcorgeLarkin, Charles A.
located in the Southland, the
has no trouble in walking about
day and Wednesday.—Carlton tamilv left here by autos at an
Morris, Frank - Wallace, Will
The Buick m otor truck which
land o f his nativity, and in chat
the car without holding to any
eaijy
hour
last
Sunday
morning
Sentinel.
Light, J. C. Colcord, Nicholson,
made the run of 700 miles-from
ting about Ivceum talent a t the
thing, but when off the train he
for Newport to get a snifl o f Salt
C. A. Hodson, El E. McClain,
Mrs. W. E. White, who re
San Francisco to Portland ip
Graphic office Tuesday, he sai<|
involuntarily * a s s u m e s
the
sea air. They expect to return
M aggie Littlefield, Lynn B. Fer
turned' last week from a visit
sixty-one hours and some odd
for several years he had t i e book
r
q
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l
i
n
g
s
a
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l
o
r
g
a
i
t
which
guson, David Irelan, Ryan, C. C.
with relatives a t Goldendale, Saturday.
minutes, carrying 1700 pounds,
The Oregon Electric has the passed through Newberg the toihetimes gives him away. For Ferguson, E. P. Diment, C. A. ing o f the “ big four,” ¿ggtik e
Washington, has been laid up at
m
termed them, they bein
instance when he arrived here at
Fitzpatrick, Archie Martin, J. C.
her home with tonsilitis tor a work o f laying the rails on West irst ot the week. .
Jones,
Col.
Bob
Taylor,
his
brother’s,
the
children
noticed
First street from Main to the
Price, William Bell, F. M. King,
day br tw o.
,
4
M f. and Mrs. Anthonv Fronde
John- B. Gordon and Henry P a t
ralk and told their pàrents
Southern
Pacific
main
line
track
N
e l s o n Brouilletta* E d w a r d terson.
Miss Clara Vattghaa, o f Lents,
o f Yuma, Colorado, are visiting they-believed
they b
he had been taking
Brouillette, Emma Btil, L. L.
who came to Newberg last well along. When the work is with Enos Ellis and family at soeiet hing.
They all sold readily and were
completed
the
street
will
be
paved
Lawrence, VR. B. Linville, A.
Saturday to attend the reunion
their home on Chehalem Mono-
d!
money
makers tor the bureaus,
with bitulithic.
Millard, Thomas Rood, Frances
o f the class o f 1899, Pacific Col
tain. Mr. Frunde is a brother At HONE OVEN BY MRS.
bat Patterson gave them more
Amos Kenworthy, an aged o f Mrs. Ellis. Th ey are delight
Matthews, B. O. Davis, Evans*
lege, was the guest o f Miss Jessie
o r less trouble on acco
f his
minister o f the Friends church ed with Oregon and say it is the
■ORRIS AMD MRS. BARCROFT I. S. Rankin, Theodore Gardner, hahif o f getting on a spree o when
Britt while in town.
who has been visiting with his country they have been looking
John E. Hale, Chaney, U. S. G.
A. V. R. Snyder, an old time
.During Friday afternoon,. July Miller, Lloyd Armstrong, Misses he g o t out from homejon such a
sons in Portland since he was in br.
newspaper man o f Yamhill and
13th, at No. 403 College street, Mina Langton, Ethel Morris, vacation from his ofl|ce duties.
Newberg recently, returned last
Polk counties, passed through
He had no hesitancy in making
Douglas T aylor left here Wed
most enjoyable “ A t Home”
Newberg Mondav on his w ay S a t u r d a y and preached at nesday for Berkeley, California, was tendered to a part o f the Jessie Britt, Miller, Colby, Pansy dates for Marse Henry with com
home from Portland. He is now Friends church Sunday morning or a visit with his sister, Mrs. J. rpany friends of the hostesses, Colby, Ralston, Helene Pearson. mittees made up o f men, he said,
at also at night.
*
located at Dallas where he has
bat avoided contracting dates
R. McKillop. A t the close o f the Mrs. Francis A. Morris and Mrs. MRS. HARRHAN GIVES $16,000
Mr. Ore Kyle, graduate o f the summer school at the university,
the agency tor the Oregon Fire
with committees o f women, as
John Wolverton Bareroft, Jr.
FOR
RESEARCH
LABORATORY
O.
A.
C.
School
o
f
Pharmacy,
Relief Association.
far as possible, on account of the
which Prof. M cKillop is attend
guests assembled on the
has accepted a position with the ing, tbev will g o to Twin Lakes
Mr. and Mr*. Clarence J. Ed-
Mrs. E. H. Harriman, w idow above named tendency on the
Clous lawn under the wel
Newberg Drug Co., next door to or an outing. D o u g l a s will
w a iés and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
come shade ot the maple trees o f the late railroad magnate, has part o f Mr. Watte rson.
the
postoffice.
Mr.
K
vle
is
a
A t one time, however, he said
>rpbably go on the Southern and the hours were pleasantly just given an additional endow
B. Wilson have issued cards an
very pleasant gentleman and a >art o f the state before he re
be
had a call for Watterson by a
nouncing that they will be at
>assed in chatting, games* read ment ot $10,000 to the fund of
former
classmate
o
fjn
o
.
W.
Bar-
committee
o f ladies a t Dallas,
home at 402 School Street, this,
turns home.
ing and musical numbers, and re $5(^000 she established in 1911
croft, Jr., pharmacist.
Thursday evening, from 9 to 10
Miss Merle Woods, who had freshments. The hostesses were for the foundation ot a bacterio Texas, who had taken over the
The Misses Ruby and Blanche jeen ill from a complication of dndiy assisted in receiving by logical and pathological research lyceum in that city from the Y.
o ’clock, in honor ot Miss Edna
B. Nrwlin, o f Whittier, Cali Moore from Milton, Indiana, diseases for many months, died Mrs. J. D. Gordon, Mrs. E. E laboratory, in connection with M. C. A. He tried to induce
fornia. A large number o f guests sisters o f Miss M ary J. Moore at her home in Newberg at one Goff, and Mrs. George Best.
the.hospital service o f the South them to take other talent .but
.who
recently
returned
from
a
havfe been invited. „
o ’clock Wednesday m o r n i n g .
A feature unique and pleasing ern Pacific Company. This an nothing else would satisfy them
trip
to
San
Francisco,
arrived
Funeral services were conducted \yas the “ artists’ contest” where nouncement was made to-day by and he signed up the contract for
S. E. Watkins, the architect,
here
a
few
days
ago
on
a
vaca
at the home at 10:30 o ’clock to in each guest made a picture of Dr. F. K. Ainsworth, chief sur W.
went to Sheridan Monday*to see
tion and all are visiting at the day, Thursday, by her pastor, sbme other person present, all o f geon o f the railroad, in whose
The date fixed for the lecture
the disaster wrought by the fire
home o f Rev. and Mrs. Charles Rev. Charles 6. Whitely, §md in which being pinned to a large hands the disposition o f the was during State Fair week in
on Friday night ot last week.
Dallas and it turned out that
He says the damage to the busi- O. Whitely. They are planning terment was made b y the side sheet, were admitted for judge funds is placed.
a
trip
to
Newport
for
next
week.
The purpose o f the endowment Watterson spent the day at the
o f her parents in the Ramsey ment as to merit. The judges
ness section o f the town was as
•
Enos Ellis says that field mice Hill Cemetery.
fffere Miss Langton, Miss Britt is to further the progress o f race track where he had a time
bad as had been represented.
A t a meeting o f the city council àud Mrs. Ryan, who bravely medical research. For the last with the boys. He managed to
Most o f the losers were taking a are doing a lot of -damage to the
wheat
c
r
o
p
b
y
burrowing
leld Tuesday night it was decided laced the array of cartoons, cari tw o years, the work has been get through with his lecture at
hopeful view o f the future for
Sheridan and a number were through the ground and eating to dispense with the services of catures, and combinations striv going on under the direction o f night fairly well, but the day fol
opening up business as best they the roots, and he thinks the act s t r e e t c o m m i s s i o n e r James ing to eliminate the really good Dr. W. T. Cummings o f the lowing he hit the high places
could in any kind o f quarters of the legislature making it a Ferguson. City Marshal, W. E. from the really bad until they Southern Pacific general hospital again, making “ Rome how l.”
Col. Ray says he carefully
demeanor to put out poison for Thomas was given a month off Were willing to assign the prizes at San Francisco.
Dr. Cum
that were obtainable#
pests was a mistake that will o r a vacation without pay, and for first place to Mrs. B, O. mings has devoted his time to a avoided meeting the Dallas com
On Tuesday the Hoe news
soon be seen so plainly that a Paul Hopkins was elected as day Davis, second to Mrs. C. A. Hod- study o f serums with special mittee for nearly a year, when
paper press, which the Graphic
demand for the repeal of the law marshal tor the month at a sOn and consolation to Mrs. C. relation to typhoid fever and he again called on the ladies to
recently traded in toward the
will be strongly made.
tuberculosis, and hascontributed talk lyceum talent. At the meet
salary o f $50. An ordinance re A. Fitzpatrick.
purchase o f a Cottrell Triumph
Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Craven quiring all dogs to be muzzled ’ Neapolitan ice cream with cake some valuable experimental data ing he cast his eyes tow ard the
press, was shipped to H. F. BÍ-
ceiling andl casually inquired
fenberger, editor and publisher o f took their departure last week during the balance o f July and and punch were served, the to the existing store of scientific
how they Kind Col. Watterson.
the Nehalem Enterprise. Mr. Ef- for an extended visit with rela through the month ot August tables being in the competant knowledge.
Several
pairs of eyebrow* were
The fund is placed in the hands
care of Miss Jessie Gardner, Miss
fenberger is moving across the tives in Illinois and Indiana, go was passed.
elevated
at once and the presi
The District Conference o f the Colby, Miss Pansy Colby, Miss of the Union Trust Company, of.
bay from Nehalem to the new ing by the Canadian Pacific rail
dent said: “ Col. Watterson gave
tow n o f Wheeler on the P. R. & road. Mrs. Craven will stop at Brethren church, which comprises Miller and Miss Pearson from San Francisco, the income being
us a lecture on "M oney and M or
N. railroad, which bids fair to Georgetown, Illinois, with her the whole o f Oregon, is insession Portland. During the afternoon turned over to the hospital de
als”
and the next dav we were
make one o f the principal towns daughter, Mrs. Pearl Elliott, at the local church in Newberg Miss Ethel Morris and Mrs. partment as it accrues.
This is^ the second large con convinced that be had neither.”
in Tillamook county. He is fit while Mr. Craven w ill go to with a good attendance and Charles A. Morris added to
ting himself out with a good Mooresville, Indiana, his former with praiseworthy interest re pleasures o f those present by tribution to the Southern Pacific
Att—toon. Hop Owners
plant, hoping to hold the field. home where he will visit with ported. Among those in attend various numbers from their re hospital service within the last
tw
o
years,
the
widow
of
the
late
The press he is getting, will do relatives. They will probably ance from outside the state are pertoire ot music and readings,
Insure, your crop, and dry
excellent newspaper work and is remain aw ay until some time in Wm. Pullen and Mr. and Mrs. displaying their versatility and Collis P. Huntington having
iren
$25,750
for
the
construc-
Vi.
Ashelman
from
California
accomplishments
in
a
most
pleas
kiln,
and store house, with Ezra
good tor at least a hundred October and will return by w ay
on ot a social ball now in use H a y e s , N e w b e r g , O r e g o n .
years, which will probably be as o fL os Angeles where Mrs. Craven and Elder David Eby from Sun- ing manner.
The
list
o
f
guests
present
fol-.
pt
the San Francisco hospital.
nyside,
Washington.
Losses promptly paid.
38-41
long as he will care to operate it. has property interests.
Royal Worcester
Corset Sale
On Sale Friday-Saturday
JULY 18-19-25-26
The Miller Mercantile Go.
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