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THE W A P H IO fe ? O O O O O O O O O Q Q O O 0 Ö O O O D O Ö D O O O Q C IO Q O Q O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C Ö Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wasson, COLLEGE NOTES the parents o f Mrs. Charles O Whitely, arrived here from K o The Y. M. C. A. meeting last komo, Indiana, last Saturday, week was addressed by Miss Kenworthy on the subject “ What and will remain indefinitely. a College Woman Expects o f a Mrs. Susan Dupertnis died at the home o f her son-in-law, Mr. College Man.” Pres. Pennington Devore, at Dundee on last Mon spoke to the Y. M. C. A. on the Arrival and Departure o f Pas- Wm. Morris, o f Ballston, was day. The body was sent to the subject “ What a College Man Trains. in town Wednesday. home o f the deceased at Centralia, Expects o f a College Woman.” Thursday o f last week eras ob Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nelson Washington for burial. IT N w h r served as Campus Day. The went to McMinnville this morn 6:86 A. M. 9:10 A. M. W e have spared no time nor money in bring Mrs. Joseph Wilson received a student body and faculty put in , 8:46 A. M. 11:02 A. M. in g for a visit with relatives. telegram on Thursday o f last ing our stock up to Easter requirements. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Van Blari- week from Carthage, Indiana, the day cleaning up the buildings 1:16 P. M. 5:27 P. M. . W e have an especially choice line o f Ladies 4.07 P. "M. 7:20 P. M. com went to Falls City today giving information o f the death and grounds, and a great change IS made in the appearance o f with a supply o f fishing tackle. Spring Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Shirtwaists, Ladies o f her brother, Jared Binford, Willis Townsend was up from Mr. and Mrs. B. Seeley, of who was well known to many the campus. The outside help Collars, R uffling!, Rucking», Ribbons, Kid and Portland Oxer Sunday. ^ Portland, visited in Newberg o f the readers o f the Graphic. was much appreciated. The day's Silk Gloves; the latest numbers in Corsets; a fine J. J. Rice is planning to move to Monday with Mr. and Mrs. W. His wife died just a week before, program was closed with a base line o f Ladies O xfords and Pumps in suede, ball game between the “ Nation . Marshfield, Coos county. W. Silver. both being well advanced in velvet, white buck and patent als" and “ Americans.” Mrs Thee. Jeffries is visiting George L. Kelty was called to years. The college was fortunate in with her daughter at Corvallis. McCoy Tuesday morning on ac The Queen Comedy Company, Last, but not least, is our piece goods de- having Hon. R. A. Booth as a Mrs. H. G* Miller is down from count o f the failing health o f his o f Chebalem Center, will play chapel speaker last Friday morn Corvallis visiting her son, Bert aged father. “ A Family Affhir” at “ Buck ing. Mr. Booth spoke very high The largest showing we. have ever made in Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ci H. Woodin, Heaven” which is sometimes ly o f the denominational schools Silks, W ool an<L Cotton Dress Goods.* A lso per The Weatherwax B r o t h e r s o f Spokane, visited in town with known as “ Laurel Heights," and appealed to the students to cales and Ginghams in a big range o f patterns Male Quartette and Trumpeters the W. H. Wharton family next Saturday evening, April 18, stand ior the highest ideals. Wednesday. and Friday, April 17, they will are coming next week. and prices from - The baseball game which was Everybody should celebrate Mrs. Isaac Roberts is assisting present the play at West Cheha- to have been played last Friday D o your Easter buying early while the selec Easter Sunday b r eating turkey in the dental office o f Dr. Haw lem. Everybody invited to go with Pacific University a and have a good laugh and help tions are good. dinner at the Imperial hotel. kins, who recently bought out called off by the latter on ac swell the gymnasium benefit count o f the weather. Elxia Finley and family came Dr. Eldridge. funds. Miss Wood, a returned mis in from Tillamook Monday for a Attorney D. P. Price and fam- W. L. Coe, the old G. A. R. sionary from India, spoke in visit of tw o or three weeks with iy were np from Portland last relatives. > Sunday visiting with Dr. and veteran who was a member of chapel Monday morning o f this the First Wisconsin Regiment, week. Leonard Hopfield, the insur Mrs. J. C. Price. preparations are practically ance man, was down from Mc Mrs. Francis A. Morris went Light Artillery, went to Port land last week to meet four o f completed for the reception o f Minnville Tuesday, carrving’ the to Portland Wednesday after ican flags, and eight dressed as his old comrades whom be had the delegates to the state prohi «B A TS DOING AT DGH SCHOOL smile that never comes off. noon to meet her parents who Japanese and carrying Japanese not seen for for fifty years. The bition contest Friday. There B. S. Cook and family drove are on their way from LaGrande We had the honor o f having flags. They were well drilled and change trom mere boys to old will be no school in the after out from Portland by auto Mon to California. men has been so marked that he noon, as most of the visitors will Hon. R. A. Booth, candidate for it made a beautiful march. day evening for a visit with their J. C. McCrea was exhibiting a The play, “ All a Mistake,” was says he would hardly have rec arrive then. A large number will United States Senator, with us numerous Newberg relatives. string of very fine bass Tuesday well given and each actor well ognized them, but for all that he he present from the various last Friday in assembly. afternoon, which his son Will fitted for his part. W. G. Allen was down from The tennis enthusiasts are busy says they had a great time to schools in the league. Many of caught — well, not a thousand The program ended with a Salem Monday rounding off the gether, living over again the these will remain over for the already this year. Hon. W. W. song, “ Good-By," by the pri corners in preparation for the miles from Newberg. Cate and his friend, Mr. Russell days o f the dark period of the conference on Saturday. mary grades. berry canning season at Spring- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kornbrodt Civil War and enjoying the re The baseball team will g o to have leveled the grounds which came out trom Portland Satur union that came about without McMinnville Saturday afternoon are in condition to be used now. brook. BANK RESERVE CITIES NAMED Mrs. Harry Gordon, Mrs. W. day for a snort visit with Mrs. much previous announcement. for the opening game with the We are all very much obliged to T. Anderson, Miss Jessie Gardner, Kornbrodt’s grand-parents. Mr. President Wilson has made On Monday Rev. Charles O. Baptists. Arrangements are be these men ior they have added Miss Jess* Britt and Miss Alice and Mis. George Howie. greatly in improving the grounds. ing made for a truck load of known the names of the cities Whitely chaparoncd a party of Mainwaring attended g r a n d M. Zimmerman,' a prominent sightseers out through the coun rooters to accompany the team. Newberg High School will selected for the regional reserve o p e r a in Portland Saturday rancher and stock dealer o f White try to show them some o f the A pian is on foot to change the meet Jefferson'High of Portland bahks, and there are twelve o f night. Salmon, Washington, is in town beauties o f Oregon at this season college publication, The Crescent, next Saturday. The probabili these institutions, located at the Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Brown an visiting with his brother-in-law, ,of the year, when all nature is from a monthly to a semi-month ties are that this will be one of following points and the amount nounce the marriage o f their Isaac Skeels, head sawyer at the doing her best to make things ly issue, and put it out in news- the best games this season, so o f capital o f each. daughter, Miss Erma, t o Clyde mill. District No. 1, Boston, with a look attractive. They were Mr. papejriform instead of the maga you must not miss the said game. A. Wendel, which t o o k ' place The many friends o f A. E. Wil and Mrs. Henry Wasson, the par zine form, as at present. This Dorothy Paxson, Florence Mc capital o f $9,931,740. April 2, 1914, at Vancouver, son regret that he has been forced ents o f Mrs. Whitely, recently change will depend largely on Guire, Hazel Miller and Addie District No. 2, New York, re Washington. to close his jewelry store, owing from Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. the support of the business men Switzer served the luncheon this serve capital $10,687,661. •> Edwin Dawes, of Wabash, Ind., to financial embarrassment. It Herbert Watt» from Centralia, who are advertisers. The paper week t o a few mothers a n d District No. 3, Philadelphia, an uncle of Thomas E. Miles, is understood that outside in- Washington. They went out to has been published at a loss the riends. Miss Corbett’s classes $12,903,013. who spent the past eight months vestpients had to do with his Rex on the train, and from there present year, and the new staff are giving these luncheons every District No. 4, Cleveland, capi closing. at Long Beach, Calif., with his took a walk out over Parrett calculates that under the pro week. The girls are divided into tal $11,621,535. son, «topped over here last Sat District No. 5, Richmond, capi C. J. Edwards returned home Mountain and bade to town. posed plan the advertising would groups of fours and; well—they pay for the regular issues, leav urday for a short visit. tal $6,543,281. from a business trip to Tillamook They report a very pleasant are real cooks. j ing the subscription money to District No. 6, Atlanta, capital O. G. Ballard, son of W. R. Bal on Wednesday evening where he afternoon having been spent. Pacific College and . the High pay for extra cuts, etc. A larger $4,702,780. lard, who has been working at spent several days, doing some On Friday o f last week Le wis School played a practice game District No. 7, Chicago, capital Genesee, Idaho, is at home on a fishing in the interval. He says Samms received a letter from his number of copies would be Tuesday evening. The l a t t e r visit, and will probably remain the Tillamookers have great am son Robert, a former student of printed, and as the paper would won by a score of 2-1. Gulley $13,351,925. District No. 8. St. Louis, capi tor some time. He says business bitions for the future. Pacific College, which was writ reach subscribers twice a month and George are good pitchers instead of once, it appears that tal $6,219,323. o f all kinds is rather dull in Idaho. Saturday is to be baseball day ten from Selawik, Alaska, and and so are Bissett and Allan, as ' District No. 9, Minneapolis, Mrs. Margaret W ood, of Em in Newberg, when the Jefferson mailed at Kotzebue January 3, advertisers would profit accord you will notice by the score. ingly. An especial effort is being capital $5,702,854. poria, Kas., wfio is visiting rela high school team is coming out which is 100 miles distant and is made by the new staff to get the District No. 10, Kansas City, tives in this community, spent a from Portland to cross bats with reached by sled. He says they MOUNTAIN TOP HAS capital $5,594,916. day in tow n last week with her the Newberg high school team. know little o f the outside world, students to patronize those who FINE ENTERTAINMENT advertise The Crescent rather ; District No. 11, Dallas, capital former Kansas friends, Mrs. E. The game is to be called at 1:45 and wonder how the Wilson ad $5,634,091. than those who do not. The C. Baird and her mother, Mrs. sharp and will be played on the ministration is getting on. The Last Friday closed the year’s District No. 12, San Francisco, college grounds. fur season was on when he wrote help of the business men is much school at the Mountain Top Willhite. ** capital $8,115,524. The 12th appreciated, and it is desired to Mrs. M. B. Nesbit, a former and most of the Indian men were Miss Carrie Wood, who went school, district 54, with Elmer district takes in the states o f give them a better advertising to India as a missionary av tew resident of Newberg, who spent away, coming in occasionally for G. Boyer and Mary P. Cook as California, Oregon, Washington, medium than is offered now. years ago, and who is now home the winter with a sister ‘ in Min food and medicine. He said the teachers. Idaho, Utah, Nevada and five Final action in the matter will winter had been more severe neapolis, stopped over here Mon for a rest, spoke at Friends An entertainment was given counties of Arizona. be taken in the near future. church last Sunday moraine, giv day on her way to Eugene, to than last, with more snow, wind Saturday night, lollowed by a ing a very interesting account of look after her property on East and low temperature. He is in basket sale, the proceeds to be REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR COUNTY TREASURER the work she has been engaged H a n c o c k street. She is the the government service, having used in buying maps and a dic mother o f J. H. Mills, former charge over a large scope o f In in in that foreign field. tionary for the school. The pro Guy Grames et al to Ed Billich The Graphic force were the Newberg jeweler, who is now dian country and also looks hf- gram, consisting o f recitations, und 1-3 int in 73.98 acres in Levi guests of Manager W. N. Brown located at Marshfield. Mrs. Nes ter a big herd o f reindeer, which songs, drills and a play was ex Hagey die in tp 3 s r 2 and 3 w is multiplying rapidly, and which at the Star theater, Monday bit remarked that coming from ceedingly well given, and much $1800. Henry L Hagey et al to Ed Bil- evening, to witness the presen the cold Minnesota climate, has proved a great blessing to credit is due the teachers for the iich und 1-3 int in 73.98 acres in tation o f the photoplay “ Quo where not a spear o f green grass that far north country since be way in which the whole program ing brought over from the native Levi Hagey die in tp 3 a r 2 and Vadis.” Aside from “ The Last was showing when she left, and was conducted. Days o f Pompeii,” this was prob landing here where the grass i* a reindeer country across on the The opening song, “ Beautiful S w $1800. ably the most elaborate play toot high and flowers in bloom, other side of the Atlantic. Twilight,” was given by the ad Joseph Mattey and wife to James Mänary lots 10 and 11 J ever produced in the theater,fend made a very pleasing contrast. 4 Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tebbe,with vanced pupils. Orville Livengood and Miss their son arrived here last Sun was greatly appreciated by the “ The Banner Betsy Made” was M attey’s orchard $6000. Joseph Mattey and wife to F S large audience, especially those Wilhelm son while driving south day from Great Bend, Kas. Mrs. well rendered by Martha Proctor. Wilson lot 13 in J Matteys orch on Main street Wednesday after Tebbe is a daughter of Mrs. M. J. who had read the novel. ' Elsie Rose Tykeson, a third Clem mens & Hansen have com noon in an auto collided with W ood. They brought the family grade pupil gave “ Somebody’s ard. Elizabeth Parrett and husband pleted their part of the contract the electric train due from Mc dogs, a Spitz and a poodle, and Mother” in a most pleasing man to Charles H and Lila Parrett on the new depot building, and a Minnville at 1:15. Neither o f came to make this their home. ner, at the close o f which, as she force of railroad' carpenters and them was hurt but one wheel The dogs were white when they knelt, tableau lights were thrown lots 5 and 6 blk 7 townsite o f Henry O. Miller painters are rushing the inside of the machine was crushed and were started on their long jou r on her, making a picture admired Dundee^$500. Clara J Patterson and husband work, putting in the partitions it was otherwise wrenched pretty ney, but contact with soft coal Well known attorney who has by all. and fitting up the office rooms. badly. It appears that Liven- dust on the tray wrought quite resided in this county for 20 Willie Ziegler brought down to Harry R Patterson wV4 of nV4 As soqp as the building is ready good did not hear the train and a change in the make-up o f their years. Mr. Miller is 31 years the house in the rendering o f o f A tract No 8 Hurley’s Fruit Subdivision $1. for occupancy all passenger on seeing it so suddenly after “ back hair. ” When released old, and has lived on a farm for •“ Peter Sorghum in Love.” Thos B Stonic to Conservative trains will come through on reaching the corner he was un from the crate at the express ten years. Has been actively en A drill, “ Ten Little Rabbits,” First street; and the passenger able, under the excitement, to office on Monday evening, after gaged in the practice o f law for was giveu by the primary girls.” Investment Co 160 acres in sec traffic, express and baggage will either stop in time or to get over having" been on the road five neatly three years, at McMinn The only fault with it was that 28 tp 3 s r 6 w $3500. be handled there. Since the post- the tracks before the train was days, they showed their appreci ville where he owns a home and it was not long enough. The use of Oregon building office is only tw o doors away, on him. Had the train been ation o f our Oregon climate by other property interests. Favors One o f the best features of the stone and opposition to further the expense o f handling theanail running at any speed the acci- cutting all kinds of d og shine! an economical and efficient ad program was the flag drill by legislation against business in between the depot and the office would have.been serious, no about the heels o f their friends, ministration o f the treasurer's sixteen large girls, eight dressed dustries will be the tw o slogans doubt. the Tebbes. will be very light. v i, office. 25-Pd adv as Americans and carrying Amer at Eugene May 9. Locals and Personals j " Easter Goods April 12 is Easter Sunday 8c to 25c p©T yard The Miller Mercantile Go. ♦
