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Locals and Personals
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On Friday night of last week a infinitum and in all the colors o
number o f the neighbors of S. J. two ar three mid summer rain«
Hubbard at Springbrook made bows. It is a very easy matter
a raid on him, giving him
to guess that the creations that
pleasant birthday surprise. Be came from the hands o f experi
sides partaking o f light refresh enced men milliners like N. E
ments the «evening was spent in Britt, J. D. Gordon, Mr. Palmer
talking oyer old times. Those and others of like skill were fear
present were Axum Newby aod fully and wonderfully m a d e
family, W. R. Ballard and family, Prizes were awarded for three
R. W. Lewis and family, J. W. grades o f work, Alexander Hul
Hodson and family, T. A. Hod- having first place, second anc
son and Miss Kelton.
third places being held by Mr
Cook
and Mr. Wilkins respective
Mrs. C. L. Judd writes that
they are now located on a claim ly and if judgement was passed on
in a valley in the Coast Moun the basis of violation o f every re
tains southwest of Eugene, and quirement o f goo4 taste in hat
will get their mail from Earl, trimming, no one would think o f
an office located in the north contesting the awards.
The repast served just before
west corner of Douglas county.
As evidence o f the pioneer experi the departure o f the guests was
ence thty are getting she writes appreciated, for the hours of
that they walked thirteen miles merriment and good fellowship
to reach the claim and sledded had promoted splendid appetites.
The committee, to whom much
their things in. They will also
credit
is due for the success o f the
lave to walk seven miles to the
social event w e r e , Mesdames
postoffice.
Mr. aod Mrs. A. C. Chapman, Wm. Langton, Francis A. Mor
Mrs. John McEwan and little ris, Howard Best, J. D. Gordon,
daughter, Margret, and Mfs. Arthur Palmer and Miss Jessie
Homer Lee, ofGoldendale, Wash Britt.
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Reduction E Coats
Miss Laurene Otis was home
Again we find ourselves too heavily stocked
from 0. A. C. to spend Saturday
«à
on ladies and misses coats. W e are going to put
Trmla* froaa PartlaaS and Sunday.
Traía» far Parda mi
the knife into them while the season is on. Every
Granville Everest is over from
9:10 A M.
6:45 A . M.
garment we are pricing is absolutely new. W e
11:06 A M. his Washington county farm to
8:46 A M.
day on business. He says he had
have few carry over garments that go at your own
5:27 P . M.
1:10 P . M.
a good prune crop which he got
price. The new coats will go at following prices:
7:10 P . M.
4:07 P . M.
harvested in good shape.
The Newberg high school team
On Friday night o f last week
a daughter was born to Mr. and defeated Dallas high by a score
of 27 to nothing in a game o f
Mrs. Joaquin BUis.
football
played here on the col
Miss Gertrude Hollingsworth
lege grounds last Saturday.
came home from 0. A. C. to spend
Mrs. E. H. Woodward is in 8t
Saturday and Sunday.
Vincents Hospital in Portland as
Claude Aldrich and some lady
a result of a surgical operation
friends were here on a visit with
performed last Monday with the
his mother last Sunday.
hope of getting relief from an old
Miss Ruby Jones spent Sunday trouble. She is getting on as well
at the home o f her sister, Mrs. as could be hoped for.
S. Jay McDonald, in Portland.
Claude Larkin was down from
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Armstrong the big farm Wednesday, located
returned a few days ago from ten miles northwest o f Salem on
their trip to Southern California
the Amity hills, to which the Lar ington, and Mrs. T. E. Wright,
Ben Craven is in St. Vincents kin family moved a short time o f Portland, have been here
COLLEGE NOTES
re to
Hospital in Portland recovering ago. He says they all find plen visit and help care for tbár
The glee dub has held several
from an operation for appendici ty to do on the farm.
mother and grandmother, Mifc.
rehearsals and good progress is
tis.
They have been experimenting 3. M. Hinshaw, who is confined
being
made. The new music
Mr. and Mrs. W.N. Brown and a little atTthe milk condensery to her bed with a stroke o f pa
which
was
ordered several days
little daughter spent Sunday in on canning some farm and garden ralysis since a week ago Sunday.
Portland with C. E. Dawson and products. A sample can of At present she is improving ant) ago has arrived. One o f the
numbers is a cantata which will
operation; “ Creation,” based on
family.
PANAMA PACIFIC
squash left at the Graphic office Mr. Chapman and Mrs. Wright
be
sung
with
orchestra
accom
the
first chapter o f Genesis;
Joe Carr and family are back by John Larkin, the manager, have gone home.
EXPOSITION NOTES .“ Toyland;”
paniment.
a reproduction of
from Bandon, Coos county, and was found to be o f excellent
Tom Richardson, the great
The Chemawa “ braves” were
the
famous
city
o f Nuremburg,
will remain in Newberg for the quality on being opened.
Oregon booster, was out from too husky for the "palefaces”
Up to and inclusive o f August Germany; “ Fire and Sword” or
present.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Holt and Portland Tuesday and gave last Friday, capturing the big 31, 1913, the-cash receipts of the
the fall of Adrianople; an ice
Miss Weyburn will talk on little daughter have been here talks at a meeting of the busi end of a 27-0 score. The game, anama-P a ci fie« International
palace; “ Forty-niners’ Camp,”
Home Mission work at the Bap from M orrow county during the ness men and also at the college. however, w a s h a r d f o u g h t Exposition Companv amounted
“ Mohammed’s Mountain,” a
tist church next Wednesday, No week visiting with relatives. Ed. He is making a canvass o f the throughout. The Indians a re to more than $6,000,000. The
Chinese City, and others.
has been broken down nervously state with a view of getting fast and heavy and used several expenses to that daté amounted
vember 5, at 7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore are lately and .will remain here for a pressure made on the big rail triqk plays to good advantage. to less than $5,000,000, and in
HERE YOU HAVE IT!
home from their extended visit month and take osteopathic road companies to induce them A return game will be played vestment expenditures to $467,-
to make rates during the year o f November 8.
581.16, leaving a cash balance
with relatives and friends in Wis treatment from Dr. Wilson.
A Good Government meeting
the
Panama-Pacific
Exposition^'
consin and report a very enjoy
Prof. V. R. Gardner, o f 0. A.
“ The Hulls” furnished the on hand o f $1,279,264.64. The will be held in Duncan’s opera
C., spent Monday in Newberg that will enable tourists comi
able time.
chapel music on Monday of this actual present available assets of house in Newberg on Satuniay
this
way
to
stop
off
at
inter!
J week, playing tw o more numbers the exposition company aggre evening, November 22, 1913.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the and was shown about the coun
points
to
look
at
the
country.
of the Peer Gynt music which gate $11,978,811.50. It will re All speakers will be candidates
college will meet with Mrs. Clar try by N. E. Britt, S. L. Parrett
quire about $12,000,000 more for the office o f Governor at the
ence Edwards on Saturday at and L. S. Otis, visiting the Otis At the noon hour he was ban^j was much appreciated,
hotel
queted
at
the
Imperial
Steps have been taken toward to ^complete the work, and the next general election.
2:30 o ’clock. All members are fruit and berry farm and other
the
Commercial
Club.
places east of town, and also the
* the organization o f tw o literary actual net assets amount to this,
The following have already ac
invited to be present.
without considering the sums to cepted the invitation to be pres
W.
G.
Allen
who
was
down
j
societies.
The
ladies
will
meet
Prince
walnut
orchards
at
Dun
Addison Kaufman has been
from Salem Tuesday, said their bi-weekly on Tuesday immediate- te derived from concessionaires, ent and speak: The Hon. Grant
doing janitor work at the public dee.
interest on money in bank and B. Dimmick, o f Oregon City, Re
school building in the absence of At a meeting o f the city council output o f prunes from the big ly after school. The time for the
receipts from divers pre-exposi publican; The Hon. Robert Mil
his father, who hopes to get teld Monday an ordinance was orchard on the Red Hills this men’s society has not yet been
tion operations.
ler, Portland, Democrat; The
home from the hospital within a >assed prohibiting minors 16 season would amount to about determined.
More
than
6,000
applications
270
tons
or
fifteen
car
loads
of
The
toot
ball
fans
o
f
Newberg
Hon. W. S. U’Ren, Oregon Citv,
years o f age and under from be
fe* days.
nave
been
received
for
amuse
the
evaporated
product.
At
will
be
given
their
money’s
worth
Republican; The Hon. Will E.
Tom Tyndall is fitting up the ing on the streets unattended
Easterii Washington and other Saturday p. m. at the college ment and other concessions at Purdy, Newberg, Non Partisan.
after
9:30
p.m.
J.
C.
Hoason
rooms on First street formerly
points where they are operating grounds when a double header the Panama-Pacific Exposition Chairman, Jesse Edwards, New
occupied by Mills Bros.’ Lapi tendered his resignation as a
they will also put out about as will be played. Pacific College in 1915. One hundred accepted berg. Music will be furnished
dary and will move his tea store member o f the council from the
much more, which all told will twill clash with Pacific University to date involve a total expendi and everybody is invited to at
there and save paying Vent as he second ward.
be sufficient to supply prune and Newberg High will line up ture o f about $7,000,000. More tend.
Mrs. D. M. Sivyer who has
owns the building.
sauce for a city o f metropolitan against Forest Grove H. S. Both than 7,000 people will be em-
All candidates for the Govern
County Surveyor H. W. Her been here during the week visit proportions and then some. He ^ocal teams expect to win and jloyed in the concessions district,
orship
are invited to be present
ring was down from McMinn ing her daughter, Mrs. Whitlaw, also stated that the trial order
and the total amount to be in and speak.
‘tw
o
good
contests
are
assured.
ville Wednesday doing some sur is expecting to go to Mount for black cap raspberries he had ]
The Greater Pacific club met vested in amusemwits in 1915
Will E. Purdy.
veying on the Deskins tract Vernon, Washington, to spend a put up at Springbrook last sea ueaday at noon. The work for will probably aggregate $12,-
adjoining Newberg on the north. couple of months with a son, son was being well received by he year was outlined, especial 000,000. Among the most im
Your Attention—Smith Premi
The old home is offered for sale. after which she will probably go the trade and he hopes to build mphasis being placed upon ath portant concessions will be “ The er type writer and a Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs. N. L , Wiley, of to Ceres, California, for the bal up a good business for canned letics, oratory and debate. Sev Grand Canyon of the Colorado,’ ¡adding machine tor sale by W.
Rex, are now grand-parents, a ance o f the winter.
working model o f the Panama T. Anderson, the hardware man.
black caps.
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new members were received.
* eral
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There will be foot ball galore
son having been born to their
tf.
The regular college work was Canal; naval sub-marines in
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Astleford on the college grounds Saturday UNIQUE PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL suspended for half an hour Tues
at Scotts Mills on Friday of last afternoon when a double header
day p. m. while the students and
week who has been named John. is to be played. First there will
A free translation o f the word faculty listened to a talk by
Next Sunday at 10 o ’clock the be a game between the home col- ‘unique” is “ nothing else like it,” “ Tom ” Richardson, the “ father”
Rex Sunday school will have ral ege team and the Pacific Univer and the title o f “ unique” was of the Oregon Development
ly day exercises and President sity team of Forest Grove, and certainly earned for the enter League. Mr. Richardson is a
Pennington will speak along the immediately following the New- tainment given by the women’s natural “ booster” and is particu
‘ same line at the church services )erg and Forest Grove high society o f the Presbyterian church larly enthusiastic about Oregon.
at 11 o ’clock. The public is in school teams Will furnish the last Thursday e v e n i n g . The He emphasized the need o f loyalty
amusement for the crowd.
prime object o f the meeting was to home, community and state
vited at attend.
Paul
V.
Maris
was
in
Indiana
to promote the spirit of sociabil as well as natioifk He believes
Dr. Wilfred Pemberton of the
class of 1906, Pacific College, some time ago and visited At ity among the membership and that one’s patriotism should
was recently married to one Miss torney Clarence Brown, a form an exceedingly pleasant time was deepen in intensity as it narrows
Langlois at Langlois, Curry er classmate in Pacific College, enjoyed by every one present. in scope.
county, where he is practicing. who is practicing his profession The ladies exercised the privi
The father o f the bride is the in New Castle. He writes that lege of inviting whomsoever LIBRARY BILIS AL-
Brown is being boosted for may they pleased but the most enjoy
owner of the town site.
LOWED IN AUGUST
or o f New Castle, a city o f $ 15,000 able and thoroughly original
In the make-up o f the various
population, by one of the daily special number was the hat trim Care of lawn
$ 3.00
Mrs. Hester, Springbrook: My glasses are just
committees appointed by S. W.
Eye Strain
papers. For tw o years he was ming by the men. A package, Books
fine; don’t have any more dreadful headaches.
11.29
Taylor, of Eugene, the Depart
I just couldn't get along without my glasses.
foreman in the Graphic office and carefully wrapped and bearing a Librarian Salary
Relieved
35.00
ment Commander of the G. A. R.,
he has the push to make good.
numbered tag, was given each
the name o f Col. B. F. Pike, of
Total
$49.29
In former years it was largely gentleman, who at a signal pro
Newberg, appears as a member
In
September
Headaches Mrs. Johnson: All my life I have worn glasses,
the custom here in the Willa ceeded to open the bundle and
but never before did my glasses give me such
o f the committee on legislation.
$ 3.00
mette Valley for the horse mar finding there-in a hat form with Care o f Lawn
comfort and fit me so well.
Gone!
35.00
Messrs. Horner and Clayville, ket to be supplied ’ from the trimmings, were ordered to trim Librarian Salary
of Hopewell, have traded their ranges from Eastern Oregon and the hat according to their own
Many a student is dull, makes a failure in life, just be
Total
$38.00
farm o f 80 acres to Mr. Chris- Washington, but the tide seems fancy.
cause o f their parents’ neglect in not having their eyes
In October
topherson for his 10 acres north to have changed. A Pendleton
The assortment o f stock was Hose and fixtures
properly cared for.
$14.80
o f town, receiving the difference horse buyer has recently bought tremendous, running the entire
Wood
41.25
in cash. Mr. Horner will move tw o car loads o f horses in this scale* of adornment o f plumes,
Sawing wood
6.00
to the place here, while Mr. Clay section and shipped them to ribbons, magpie wings, pom
3d pay mêht on Encyclo-
ville will live in town, as he has Pendleton, and he is to be back poms, stick-ups, pheasant tails,
pedias
30.00
a jo b at the C. K. Spaulding saw for more. The larger number mercury wings, curled e a g l e
Books
8.88
OPTICIAN— EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
mill. Mr. Christopherson will purchased have been mares for quills, feather bands in marabon
Librarian salary
35.00
put in the crop on his 80 acre breeding purposes. He has been and flats, aigrettes in Heron and
farm.
paying good prices.
Numidas, and other et ceterasad
Total
$135.93
Arrival and Departure of Pa*
saogar Trains.
$ 6.00 COATS $ 4.95
7.50 COATS 5.95
8.50 COATS 6.75
10.00 COATS 7.95
11.00 COATS 8.75
12.50 COATS 9.95
15.00 COATS 11.95
18.00 COATS 14.50
20.00 COATS 15.50
25.00 COATS 19.50
The Miller Mercantile Go.
HOW MUCH DO YOU
VALUE YOUR EYES?
Is Your Children Getting Along in
Their Studies as You W ish?
C. A . MORRIS, JEWELER