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Locals and Personals'!
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Rex Brouillette was oat from
Portland last Sunday, visiting
w ith Hobart Littlefield.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson, of
Io w a Palls, Iow a, are in town
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Taylor.
Clemmens & Hanson have
secured the contract for building
a $2,000 residence for C. Mullen
a t St. Paul.
Mrs. M. Montgomery and
little son were out trom P ort­
land last week visiting with Mrs
F. H. Browning.
6 . W. Cutts was out from
Portland last Sunday, visiting
w ith his son-in-law and daugh­
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barcroft.
President Pennington and C
J. Edwards went to Salem Wed
nesday evening to attend a meet­
ing o f the finance committee o f
Pacific College.
S. W. Grathwell, a field work­
er tor the state committee o f the
Prohibition party who spoke
twice in Newberg last Sunday,
has been in tow n during the
week working in the interest of
his party.
J. W. Hobbs, o f Eugene, was
here Monday night visiting with
J. L. Hoskins. He is an enthusi­
astic supporter o f R. A. Booth,
the recently announced candi­
date for the United States Senate
and thinks he w ill make a suc­
cessful race for the office.
The regular meeting of the
Woman’s Auxiliary to Pacific
College will be held at the resi­
dence of President Pennington on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o ’clock. A full attendance o f the
members is desired.
Secretary.
Our old friend, Jesse Hot>son
was with the crowd o f excur-
sionists here last Saturday.
Some changes in means o f trans­
portation from Newberg have
been made since the date o f 1881
when he established a merchan­
dising business on what is now
the corner o f First and Main
streets.
The annual "Thimble Bee" held
by the Civic Improvement Club
and the Wednesday Club will be
given at the club rooms on Wed­
nesday o f next week at 2:30
o ’clock in the afternoon.
A
silver offering will be taken for
the school loan fund.
Mrs.
Laura Morris, secretary C. I.
Club.
A t a recent election o f the
Commercial Club officers, were
elected as follows: President, W.
H. Wharton, to succeed himself;
Vice-President, J. D. Gordon;
Treasurer, D. D. Coulson; Board
of Governors, W. H. Woodworth,
Geo. L. Kelty, G. O. Bassett. A
secretary will be elected on next
Monday night.
County Surveyor H. W. Her­
ring was down from McMinn­
ville Tuesday running a line for
a proposed new road that has
been petitioned for, running north
t o w a r d Chehalem Mountain
from the north side valley road
at the Madson f a r m . Elmer
Robbins, o f McMinnville, and E.
G. Fendall, of West Chehalem,*
were the viewers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rees re­
ceived a letter recently from their
son Ralph, who is instructor at
Amhurst, Massachusetts, telling
o f a recent trip made to Bolton,
Massachusetts, in the interest of
the extension work o f the uni­
versity. After the program was
over he was very much surprised
to meet Rev. Alfred T. Ware, at
one time pastor o f Friends church
in Newberg, whom he found to
be a prosperous farmer at Bolton.
went to visit his aged mother
who has been sick. He left her
much improved.
President Pennington has been
invited to deliver the principal
address at a school rally to be
held at No. 79 in Willamina Val­
ley on Saturday, January 31.
Mr. and Mrs. William Slater
who traded their property on
Main streetfor a farm out in the
Roseburg district left for their
new home the first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Maris,
former residents of Newberg, who
reside at Toppenish, Washing­
ton, are here visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. George Hash. -
A note from Mrs. B. C. Miles,
of Salem, tells o f the death of
Joel Bean, the brother o f Aunt
Elizabeth Miles, which occurred
at the home o f his daughter in
Honolulu, January 5.
Mrs. M ary B. Bankson, form­
erly o f Newberg, was out from
Portland the first of the week
visiting with Mrs. 8. P. Timber-
lake. She expects to return to
Newberg to make her home in
the near future.
Hodson Bros.’ clothing store
was entered by thieves last
Saturday night b J prying open
a back window, and numerous
articles, such as shoes, sweaters
and ties, were carried away. The
work of all home talent ap­
parently.
B. L. Wilcox, of Portland, who
bought the L. T. Price tract lo­
cated out north of Newberg,
some time ago, was out from the
city Monday on business. He
remarked that if he could dispose
o f his interests with the Kern
Park Feed & Fuel Co. he would
move out and take possession of
the place.
The Rex people were on the job
ast Saturday, when the new
electric train arrived, to show
the excursionists what they
produce. N. -L- Wiley was on
land with a showing from his
yards of fancy poultry, Mr.
Moore had an exhibit from his
duck farm and apples were dis­
tributed liberally to the hungry
crowd.
Omer Moore who was over
from Forest Grove last Sunday
or a visit w itji the home folks
said the Oregon Electric was
running nine trains a day each
w ay between Forest Grove and
Portland. The first car leaves
for Portland at 6:30 in the morn-
ing and the last one arrives out
: tom the city late at night. With
the new electric service inaugu­
rated this week, the Southern
Pacific, now the Portland, Eu­
gene and Eastern, hopes to divide
:ravel with the Oregon Electric.
During the storm o f Wednes­
day evening, old Jupiter Pluvius
was prow ling around on North
Edwards street where he discov­
ered an excavation in the walk
w ay that looked good to him.
With a sardonic grin on his w at­
ery old Idee he guided a passing
rain cloud over the hole in the
ground and filled it to the brim
with water thoroughly saturated
with soil, roots and other debris
and retired around the-corner
aw aiting results. Soon after the
rites of baptism begun, as one
after another b e l a t e d um-
brella-ed pedestrian innocently
walked into the pool, and judg­
ing
from
th e
abjurations,
spluttering and quotations from
ancient manuscript, in which all
rules of syntax and prosody
were mercilessly m a s s a c r e e d ,
old Jupe was easily convinced
that as a saving ordinance his
efforts were in vain. As a man
trap in a public highway and as
a city ducking tank, it was a
brilliant success, and was fully
appreciated by the sinners who
plunged therein.
On last Saturday tfy;
blew a fir tree down at the second
railroad trestle above Dundee,
which fell across the wires and
landed on the trestle, thus delay­
ing the down train due in New­
berg at 4:07 in the afternoon for
half an hour.
The high wind on last Satur­
day afternoon took a part of the
Malthoid roof off o f the Bean
building, occupied by the Chas.
B. Lapp grocery, and also landec
the glass sign o f the Opera Grille
on the cement walk, making
thousand pieces of it.
GRAPHIC
COLLEGE NOTES
President Pennington occupied
the chapel period last Friday
morning by giving a brief ac­
count of the inauguration exer­
cises held at Forest Grove, Janu­
ary 14, at which time Pres. Bush
nell formally assumed the direc
tion o f affairs at Pacific Univer­
sity. Pres. Pennington also ad­
dressed the students o f P. U. at
their regular chapel the morning
following the inauguration.
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TO OUR PATRONS
O u r business year closes the last day in January.
W e wish to thank our customers for the liberal
patronage they have given us the past year.
O ur
business has shown a decided increase over the
previous year. W e believe this is due to courte­
In the first league game o f the
season on the local floor the col
ous treatment backed up by dependable merchan­
lege team defeated the Chemawa
dise sold at right prices. W e look for our next
I j : Indians last Friday night by the
close margin o f 24 to 22. After
business year, which commences February 1st, to
I f you want anything, done, the score was tied 2 to 2, the
be our banner year. The prospects ahead have
ask the ladies o f the Civic Im­ local team took the lead and was
a bright outlook and w e have bought our Hiring
provement Club.
hever headed during the game;
I f you want it done right, done although the Indians were com­
goods accordingly. O u r big shipments will ar­
quick, "done to a turn," ask the ing hard at the close o f the game.
rive about February 1st and by the middle of the
C. I. C.
The visitors excelled in passing
month will have a large stock of all kinds of
This was proved in a conclusive the ball, but were unable to get
manner when the president of the the ball in the basket. Their
Hiring goods on display. W e will say to all the
club was informed that they playing was fast and spectactr-
good people o f N ew berg and vicinity it will pay
would have to care for one hun­ tar, but they made to o many
you to get in the habit of trading with us.
dred visitors the next day.
long shots at the baskets, fre­
The occasion was the visit o f quently shooting from the middle
the Commercial Club members of the floor or even farther. Lee,
of Portland who were swinging o f Portland Y. M. C. A., acted
around the "Electric Loop. as referee.
They came nearly 300 strong,
Saturday evening seemed to be
wild eyed and hungry, which as
a popular time for class parties,
suddenly disappeared when they
the Sophomores entertaining
re turned loose upon the
themselves in the Y. W. C. A.
loaded tables aw aiting them.
room under the auspices of Prof.
next regular meeting of the club
The C. I. C. had a certain num­
Marshall and Miss Sutton, while
will be held on Thursday, Feb­
ber assigned them,
the third year academy students
ruary fifth, at the City Hall.
But were forced to care for
were entertained by the fourth
many m oit than expected yet
The annual meeting of the Or­
year class at the home Mr. and
when first and .second tables
chard
Homes Telephone Co. was
Mrs. H. C. Paulsen, with Prof,
were cared for and the tired
held
at
Groth Hall on Monday.
and Mrs. Lewis acting in the ca­
N ew berg Lodge No. 104 A . F.
workers o f the club had eaten,
Election
o f officers and regular
pacity o f chaperones.
A . M. Regular m eeting
at third table, it was still pos­
routine work was the business
F
irst
and Third Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Morris and
sible to pick up the proverbial
o f the day. R. R. Robison, pres­ evenings o f each month.
"tw elve baskets" of good things. daughter Virginia took dinner ident; Miss Rose I. Young, vice- V isitin g brothers always welcome.
Mrs. E. E Goff, the president a t the dormitory Sunday as the president; E. S. Greer, secretary, By order W . ML, R . H . C. Bennett,
L A . Hanning, Secretary.
of the C. I. C. was assisted by a guests o f Mr. and fylrs. Allen.
and W. S. Allan, treasurer, were
An
informal
birthkay
celebra­
committee caring for tables, Mrs.
re-elected.
Wanted—Pat cattle, veal and
Wm. Langton as chairman with tion was held at the dormitory
Lindquist Bros, last week in­ mutton. Wesley Boyrz.
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Messdames Eldredge, Mount, Monday evening after glee club stalled a patent hog-feeding
$1000 to loan on farm security
rehearsal. I t was a joint cele-
Gordon and Morris assisting.
machine whereby each porker
a
t
7°|c
Clarence Butt.
The menu was in care o f Mrs. jration as several persons had will get sufficient food to insure
birthdays
near
the
same
time,
Littlefield assisted by Mesdames
Bring your poultry and eggs to
the required streak o f fat and
Ferguson, Best, Parker, Whar­ and it was felt there was not streak of lean, and not be in Cummins.
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ton, Nelson, Kelty, Evans and time to observe them separately. danger o f overheating or eating
M o n b y T o L o a n - -See A tty. B.
The young ladies received the too fast.
Morris.
A.
Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
The decorations were red car­ young men and then refresh­
Rev.
Julian
Alford
bad
a
run­
Cummins pays cash for poultry
nations. While the capacity o f ments were served in the parlor.
aw ay last Wednesday when his and eggs.
14-17 .
Mr. S. W. Grathwell, prize-
the Odd Fellows dining hall was
horse that had been so badly
taxed for room yet with admir­ winning orator and prohibition
Logan-berrv plants for sale.
frightened at the railroad ac­
able arrangements and care for worker, addressed the students
L. S. Otis. Phone Black 202. tf.
cident of last week became fright­
every detail by the ladies, every­ in Chapel Tuesday morning of
Wood For Sale—Leave your
ened aeain at a coat flapping on
thing was done for enjoyment of this week. He was accompanied
a wagon. Mr.
Alford was order at McKern’s barber shop.
by Aaron Bray and together
the guests.
thrown out o f his buggy and
For prices on poultry and eggs
they visited some o f the college
badly bruised but was able to call up Cummins’ Grocery, Red
classes.
go on with his work.
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The association meetings on
The
little
son
o
f
D.
A.
Magnus
• The meeting o f the W. R. C. Wednesday morning were both
F o r Rent—-Famished house by
last Thursday was presided over on the subject o f missions. The was ill on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Bartholomew, 800
Mr. Lundquist made a business Franklin Street.
by the newly installed officers
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W. listened to a letter from
and a prosperous year is looked Misé Gage concerning the work trip to Eugene on Tuesday.
For Sale—Good 5-year-old
forward to, as the past year has in Turkey, while Prof. Hawkins
Virgil Conlee has resigned his
mare. Inquire 215 Sherman St.
been. Much relief work was re­ gave a brief outline o f the Mo- position with the P. E. and E.
Phone Black 108.
It
ported having been done during ïammedan problem to the Y. M. and has returned to his home in
Parties having young calves
1913. By vote o f the corps it C. A.
Dundee.
they
want to dispose of should
was decided not to have month­
A. J. Barrell and family have
Efforts are being made to get
see
Enos
Ellis.
It
ly birthday socials for awhile but a large delegation to go to Mc­ moved back to Dundee.
Mr.
to combine them by having one Minnville Friday evening o f this Barrell is night operator at the
Why buy fish in Portland when
in March to celebrate the birth­ week to see the basket ball game Dundee power house.
yon can buy from Seattle Fish
days of W. R. C. and G. A. R. jetween P. C. and Mac. The
Mrs. Bryan is visiting her Co. at 906 First Street just as
members having birthdays in act that P. C. defeated Chema­ daughter, Mrs. W. S. Allan.
cheap?
January, February and Marçh; wa by a two-point margin and
For Sale—Set breechen har­
Mrs. H. E. Crowell went to
and another in June in honor o f that the latter won over Mac by
ness, 2 collars, range, table and
Portland on Wednesday.
those in April, M ay and June.
a lead o f four points indicates a
Alva Ryan and family have re­ chairs, cheap, at 304 West Sec­
As there will be several public fast game Friday night, although
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turned from a visit with Mr. ond St.
birthdays, etc., to commemorate Mac will have the advantage of
Ryan’s relatives in W alla Walla.
Farmers having fat cattle, veal
in the next tew months, it was flaying on their own floor which
George Cross, o f Portland, is or mutton for sale should see
thought best to adopt this plan.
much larger than the local visiting in Dundee.
Wesley Boyes, the new butcher
E. L . L.
loor.
The W. C. T. U. ladies are plan­ at 810 F ’rst street.
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Press Correspondent.
ning an all day institute to be held
I f you wish a mortgage loan,
in Dundee on January thirtieth.
Special music and addresses call and see me at the First Na­
A large meeting o f the neigh­ from visiting delegates as well as tional Bank o f Newberg, Oregon.
A new version o f the side-split­
50 t f
D. D. Coulson.
ting comedy that won world borhood circle was held at the from several Dundee ladies will
Sewing machine cleaning and
wide fame several years ago. It City Hall on Thursday. Plans be features of the day. ,
for
the
spring
and
summer
work
M
ayor
H.
B.
Powell,
W.
J.
repair
work neatly done. Satis­
is in tw o parts and was pro­
were
made.
An
Emerson
class
Gordon
and
W.
H.
Meyer
were
faction
guaranteed. Phone Red
duced by the Edison Company,
13-16pd.
and will be shown at the Star was formed to meet the alternat­ the Dundee representatives on 142, P. O. Box 745.
the
first
train
o
f
the
P.
E.
&
E.
ing
Thursdays.
Plans
for
ob­
theatre Friday and Saturday of
Dr.s Lowe and Turner,
this week. F or next Monday taining a larger meeting place, electric line on Saturday.
the well-known eye spe­
and Tuesday Mr. Brown has suitable for a social center were
cialists of Portland, will be at
booked Maurice Costello in a tw o discussed and various commit­
Imperial Hotel again Friday,
reel feature, "Th e Mystery o f the tees appointed concerning it. A
February 6th. Don’t forget the
Silver Sktdl.’ ’ The story was standing committee was also
date, j
360 A I6 *r S t., P ortlan d , O r*
written by James Oliver Cur- appointed to report any sick or
Wanted—A man with a stump
A letter
Hair (roods o f all kinds made to
wood, one o f the most successful sorrowing members.
puller
and team, 2Vi miles south­
order. A complete line o f ready
photoplay writers o f the present was read from the Boys and
east o f Newberg. JohnS. Sand­
made switches from $ 1.50 up. Send
Girls Aid Society o f Portfand
day.
ers, R. 2.
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sample
and
price
you
wish
to
pay
acknowledging the receipt o f the
and
we
will
send
(roods
on
approv­
The K in g Millinery winter box o f clothing and the apples
Lost—On Jan. 21 between
al. Combines made to order. Full
stock, including fancy work, is that the Dundee society sent for
Parker’s
store and D. J. Gilberts,
line o f dyes, tonics, gray hair re­
being closed out at cost. A good Christmas. It was decided to hold
a
black
plush
cape with for col­
storers, creams. D y e i n g a n d
time to buy for future use while a social entertainment about the
bleaching by experts.
lar. Finder leave a t Graphic
big bargains are being offered.
twenty-first o f February. The
office.
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