B K bi É b I b Ì
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o ffo e h g
thought they would be able to
Mr. Kelsey, and his
get over about five miles o f road
Newberg friends w ill hope that in a day when they g o t the ma
be w ill return home to teU o f chine to w orking w dl.
w hat he saw. ' If .
Miss Constance Ewing w as ap
# • . y P ' £
Mrs. M. H . Bowerman ha» from Portland as an over-Sun-
gone to Salem to care fo r aunt day visitor w ith Miss Mabel
Arrival and Departure of P u - tin have made many friends in Elisabeth Miles who is not in Rush.
Mrs. Gertrude Suders, wife at
Newberg who w ill regret to see her usual health at present. '
Mrs. H. M. Huffman and chil Wm. Suders,' died at her home
them go.
rn U h rh e M . 1 M .lb .t a W
\ +"r
• •
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dren
and Mrs. Anna Hutchens out northwest o f Newberg last
M
ilton
York
and
fam
ily
were
6:35 A. M.
9:10 A M.
left here to d a y for their former Sunday at the age of 60 years.
8:46 A. M.
11:02 A M. up from Portland Sunday visit home a t Valton, Wisconsin. A
The funeral was conducted on
1:16 P. M.
5:27 P . M. ing with relatives.
Clarence Brubaker and Miss Tuesday by Rev. A. T. Nprwood.
Mias Sibyl W oodward has
7:20 P . M.
4:07 P . M.
M r. and Mrs. Alvin Clark and.
been spending the week in P ort Anna Keim were ' here from
Ridgefield,
Washington,
on
a
son
Roy, and M r. and Mrs.
S. B. M offitt was out from land w ith her sister, Mrs. W. A.
visit w ith friends last Sunday.
Oliver Neal were up from P o rt
Portland Tuesday.
King.
land
last 8unday visiting a t D tj
L « Fortune has sold, a stffcn-
James Fisher was down from
Miss Anna Fogle who spent
T.
W.
Hesters. Mrs. Clark is a
Salem last Sunday.
ten days caring tor her mother, acre tract located on the road
sister and Mrs. Neal a cousin o i
P. L . Harford, a fo rmer New Mrs, W. H. Galland, w ho was leading to the southwest ofNew-
m
/
berg, to Wm. Fletcher from T illa Mrs. Hester.
iìr
berg man, Was in tow n Monday quite sick, is back a t her desk
. ' 1*|ry
mook.
fjg>
again this week. Y
‘Y,
fo r a short .time. ■
! Edwards heAded a
Clyde C *r «7
again as
Mrs. l o i t e r W ilson, o f Spring-
•vf r
-pany
or
business men w ho have
are just as good? in the kid line as
head chainman fo r a surveying brook, who spent a month at
are relatively ikh
party that has some work to do Greenleaf, Idaho, w ith one oi her gone t o Salem today to inter-
K ayser’s are in the silk gloves. They
Governor West on behalf
sisters, has returned home, show
in'M alhenr county.
The supremacy o f Oregon as a
o f the Rex-Tigard road im prove
are the best kid gloves ever sold at
M r. and Mrs. B. Judd, o f Spo ing improvement in health.
dairy state, so often asserted by*
ment.
*
4
D
r.
J.
F
.
Calbreath,
who
for
kane, who are in the city looking
the Agricultural College dairy
$1.50.
W e have a lon g list o f cus
Rev. and M rs. Charles 0.
over property w ith the intention many years was one o f the lead
department, is being verified by
W hitely attended Salem quarter
o f settling in this section, are a t ing physicians o f McMinnville,
tests and records made in va
tomers that w ill have no other brand.
b la s t
ly
meeting of Friends church
■was
out
from
Portland
last
Sun
The Gregory.
rious parts of the state. The
Saturday and Sunday, They
number o f cattle o f anyone breed
Mrs. B. J. H oots, who was up day visiting w ith John U. Smiths
came home on the boat Tuesday
up
the
valley.
in Oregon is very small in com
from Oregon C ity last week vis
morning. Freight traffic is said
parison w ith the number o f that
itin g her daughter, Mrs. Yeager The bedraggled-looking E gypt
to be very light now on the up
breed in the United States, yet
ian
woman
who
was
in
tow
n
a t Dundee, was in Newberg on
per river and the steam boat men
the number o f cows th at have
M onday offering to tell fortunes
business last Saturday.
say they are liable to lay o ff for
*■ - v'.ifm
>• Percy B. Arlett, manager tor a t ten cents per head, seemed to a while until business picks up made note-worthy records in Or
egon i* a very large percentage
the California Ink Co. in P ort find few w ho were w illing to put again.
of the entire number in the.Uni-
land, passed through Newberg up the price to hear their “ past,
Miss Laura Heston, w ho w ill
ted States.
w ith his wife and child last Sat present and future" revealed
be remembered as the daughter
Dr. Hester gave a very helpful
In the Jersey breed this condi
urday on the w ay to Salem. O f The regular business meeting o f Mr. and Mrs. Canby Heston,
chapel
talk Thursday o f last
course he called a t the Graphic of the W om an’s Auxiliary to Pa former residents o f Newberg, re tion is most noticeable. O f six week on “ The Proper Use- o f
ornce.
*. cific College has been postponed cently returned to Portland teen cows in the United States M oney."
that have produced over 900
Rev. George F. and Mrs. Round one week, and Will occur Satur after having spent three years as
The base ball game last Friday
pounds of butter in a year 4
. arrived home last week from day, M ay 30, at 2:30 p. m., at a trained nurse in the Philip
afternoon
w i t h M cM innville
cows, 25 per cent, are in Oregon.
their extended visit a t Canyon the Dorm itory. Rebecca W. H. pines. While aw ay she visited
College
looked
like a walk-away
Of 30athat have produced more
C ity, Grant county. They say Smith, secretary.
different countries in the Orient,
than 800 pounds o f butter, 6 for the visitors until the ninth
Orville H ollingsworth, who is including a visit w ith Claude
they had a very enjoyable trip
cows, 20 per cent, are In Oregon. inning when it began to look
but are glad to get back to the engaged in the furniture and un Clark, a former New berg lad
like a track meet fo r the locals. Kryptok
are an
dertaking business at Toledo, who is doing Y. M . C. A. work Of 105 cows that have produced They pat four men across the
W illam ette valley again.
o
f
Bifocals,
r a Clever
Bjr
more than 700 pounds of butter
received the Republican nomina in China.
method o f :
two kinds oi
Floyd Bilyeu, o f Portland, w
plate
in
this
round,
making
the
within a year 14, alm ost 15 per
in tow n the first o f the week tion tor coroner for Lincoln
M r. and Mrs. J. W. Hobbs cent are in Oregon. There are score 6 to 6. Although there it-, prepared optical glass, the
distance portions are so combined that
wearing a smile th at w ill doubt county^ making the race against drove down from Eugene Tues but 5 cows in the whole country mained thirty-five minutes till
there are absolutely no visible dividing
less last until the November the tow ering pioneer o f the day in a new machine, and are that have produced over 1,000 train time, the county seat lads law s between to m ar ths appearance or
election, all on account o f the county, Dr. Carter.
visiting w ith M r. and Mrs. J. L. pounds o f butter per year, but evidently felt uneasy in regard irritate the sight.
* ’
L- L . Dye received information Hoskins and other relatives. Mr.
fact that his favorite candidate,
there is one more that came to an additional inning, a* they
y m
Dr. Smith, received the Demo Wednesday o f the death of his Hobbs says Eugene is ttrou g fo r within 7.1 ounces of reaching the insisted on calling the game in
cratic nomination for governor, son-in-law,. Robert Hixson, o f prohibition, and Be believes’ Ore mark, and that one is an Oregon stead o f playing; o ff the tie.
The gon w ill be voted dry in Novem
M anager E lliott offered to take
The music department o f the Vancouver, Washington.
cow.
body
is
to
be
brought
to
New
ber
by
a
good
m
ajority.
He
is
a
them
home in atttoir if they
college announce Jtwo recitals to
The foregoing figures are from,
Instead o f tw o pair o f glasses, a sin
berg
Friday
to
he
laid
beside
the
strong supporter o f R. A. Booth official records, which are kept missed the train, but all to no
be given in W ood-M ar Hall to
gle pair' o f these bifocals is all that.k
which the public is cordially in remains of his wife who died tw o for United States senator and by but few dairymen. There are avail. Home they went. Man
Compared with Kryptok
the old style bifocal lenses with
vited. There w ill be no charge years , ago. Three sons and a Dr. W ithy com be for governor.
more than 60 breeders o f pure ager B running showed the
tor admission. The dates w ill daughter are left. /
Since losing his jo b w ith the bred Jerseys in Oregon, and but proper spirit in w anting to play s winding portion pasted on are un
Miss M ary Kenw orthy, pro railroad company, carrying the tw elve are doing advanced regis it out, but he was over-ruled by sightly sad even disfiguring. They ac
be Friday, M ay 22, and Mon-
centuate the age o f the w earer, besides
day, M ay 25, and the time in fessor o f Greek in Pacific College, mail, W„ M. W oodruff has evi try work. This is called a poor more timid counsel.
making it necessary to duck end dodge
is planning to spend her vaca dently been putting the burden showing by Professor Graves,
each case 8 P. M.
The entertainment given b y the ever pros sot dividing lines in a
tion
at
the
home
o
f
her
parents
aw kw ard
manner. B at with
o f the fam ily support up to the head o f the college dairy depart the dorm itory students last Fri
W. B. Sims recently bought o f
K
ryptoks
nil
this
is ^voided. N o one.
in
Richmond,
Indiana,
and
w
ill
hennery, w ith the result th at be ment, but it has accomplished day night in W ood-M ar Hall
Mr. Slater the acreage on Wy-
nooski street, form erly known as leave as soon as college closes, is able to report good progress, enough to show Oregon’s unex was quite successful. Although- that you w ear bifocals, fo r there are no
the crowd was not as large as dust-eoUeeting visible m arks to adver
the M artin Cook place, and is do going by w ay o f the Canadian since on Tuesday morning he celled dairy resources.
had been hoped tor, it partly tise the fact. Both surfaces o f each
ing a lo t o f improvement work on Pacific. She w ill return in Sep was exhibiting an egg that
tember
to
take
up
her
w
ork
as
measured
seven
inches
in
circum
made up for the deficiency in ap lens are dean and clear.
it in order to make it productive.
teacher again.
ference one w ay and eight and a
preciation. The program was
W hatever M r. Sims undertakes
Elisabeth M. Hadley was born unique, and the dorm itory par
The spring colt Mrs. Josie Ev quarter the other, and weighed
to do be does well, and this is
the secret of his success in buying erest drives to the fam ily car 5 11-24 ounces. This faithful in Chatham county, South Caro lor scene, in particular, was dif
riage is 31 years oldr "and a go- pullet should be given a prom i lina, February 8, 1837.
ferent from the ordinary type o f
and disposing o f real estate.
In
young
womanhood
she
in’
on
,"
being
still
in
a
good
nent
place
in
the
parade
Satur
entertainment.
In precinct No. 3 W. L. Rob-
Our modern methods o f scientific eye
12
moved to M organ county, In
Saturday seemed to be well examination enable us to tell exactly
ertson was elected as precinct state o f preservation and ready day.
Albert Benson was in tow n diana, where on April 20, 1856 suited for picnic parties,. there w hat your eyes need in the way o f cor
committeeman on the progress tor a drive on call a t any time.
ive ticket by an overwhelming Mrs. Everest says she has trouble Wednesday afternoon laying she was married . to Isaac Hin- being tw o such celebrations up rective lenses for fa r and near vision.
W e are fa lly equipped to combine these
m ajority. There were tw o votes keeping the mare in good flesh in a supply o f poison w ith shaw, who departed this life the river. One party, composed corrections exactly hi Kryptok lenses.
during
the
winter
season
but
be
April
3,
1912.
T
o
this
union
which he hopes to exterm inate
cast for the party and he received
m ostly o f students, went in the Our experience includes the perfect fit
ine
children
were
born,
seven
o
f
fore
another
winter
she
w
ill
have
the
gray
digger
fam
ily
o
f
rodents
one o f them. Others who were
morning and occupied the space ting o f the lenses before the eyes in
complimented by a single vote, her teeth fixed by a dentist so that has been playing havoc whom survive and were at her around M a l l o r y ’ s Landing, mountings best suited and most becom
though none o f them belong to she a n better masticate dry feed. w ith his corn crop. During the bedside during her last illness.
while some o f the more “ gay ing to your features. This is a science
to which w e have given very careful
When
grass
comes
she
fattens
up
The
fam
ily
moved
to
Kansas,
fine
le
a
th
e
r
the
latter
part
o
f
the party, were W. W. Nelson
and frivolous" members o f the
study,
and consequently our patrons en
March he planted 55 acres and California and Washington suc faculty set out about tw o thirty
for attorney%eneral, G. C. Ritch and looks like a fbur-year-old.
joy the utmost in com fort and improved
W. A. Baker, w ho was in tow n had it practically all taken by cessively, and in November 1906 and went further up stream. appearance.
ey, representative, C h a r l e s
Churchill, justice of the peace, Tuesday, said he was planting the squirrels. A second planting the deceased and her aged hus Needless to say all g o t back safe
tw enty acres to corn while his went the same w ay.
He has band came to Newberg to make ly—some later.
Wesley Boyes, constable.
neighbor, George Leach, was been making a w ar on the Ijttle their home.
The student body and faculty
Rev. and Mrs. B. I. Harring putting in fifteen acres. He says
She became a Christian at an
pests and has them pretty well
enjoyed
a treat Tuesday morn The m after o f glasses is one elosely as
ton are in Portland attending he finds it more profitable to
thinned out, so th at w ith a good early age and united with the
ing o f this week, when Miss sociated kith your own health and hap
the annual conference of the Free grow feed and put it into dairy
supply of poison he hopes to Friends church. Not finding the
Katherine Rotnig appeared in piness, and w e urge you not to delay in
Methodist church, and since they cows and hogs than to grow
make a clean-up and still be able church o f her choice in the var-
chapel.
Miss Rom ig sang a the m atter o f consulting os on this very
have been stationed in Newberg grain for the market.
Before to get a crop. Patience and per- ion* places where she resided,
group o f Spring songs which important subject. I f you w ear glasses,
the full time lim it o f three years, planting corn he works his
w e can very easily prove the value o f
severance ought in this instance she cast her lot with other
made quite a “ h it" w ith the au our service; if you do not w ear glasses,
they expect to be sent to some ground over and over until it is
to bring a final reward, for a lot branches o f the church, but on
dience.
other charge. The local work as mellow as an ash heap. This
we can quickly and accurately tell
o f both seems to be required. . \ coming to Newberg, she with her
whether you should, and if so, what
has prospered under the leader makes it hold the moisture and
Rev.
C.
O.
W
hitely
addressed
Commissioner S. M . Calkins husband again united with
ship of Rev. Harrington and he also saves a good deal o f culti
the weekly Y. M. C. A. meeting kind o f glasses you need, no m atter
informed M ayor Cokord a few Friends.
what they may be.
on Wednesday on “ The M inistry
¡8 held in good esteem by the vation after the corn is up.
The end came on M ay 6, and
days ago th at the county court
people generally o f Newberg.
M r. and Mrs. Nathan Cook placed an order four weeks ago tw o days later funeral services as a Life W’ork.”
G. A. M artin has resigned his were over from Waconda on the for an o il sprinkler for roads, were conducted at the Friends
position as bookkeeper for the Oregon Electric for a visit w ith and that on its arrival, which is church by Rev. Charles 0.
Mrs. looked for a t any time, w ork Whitely, the pastor, assisted by
Yamhill Electric Co., and w ill relatives last Sunday.
leave the first o f the month for Coofc received the information w ill begin ' on the principal Rev. W alton Skipworth, pastor
The W. C. T. U. w ill hold their
I f we give you Kryptok lenses,
Goldfield, Nevada, where he has recently that her grandfather, roads o f the county. He also o f the M. E. church.
regular meeting
Wednesday,. fitted in Fit*-U Mountings, you
secured a similar position w ith a Asa Kelsey, who was a resident stated that it Newberg wanted
M ay 27, at 2:30 p. m., at have absolutely the best, and
big gold mining company at an o f Newberg a few years ago, was any streets oiled the county
Frances E. M atthews, 402 C ol you w ill be proud o f yonrglasses.
increased salary. Mrs. M artin i planning to make a trip to the would do the w ork at actual
lege street. Mrs. Charles 0.
and iittfe sou w ill remain in Ore H oly Land in company w ith his cost. The county w ill buy oil at
Florence B. Potter, 18 and Lee W hitdy w ill have charge of the
gon for some time and visit w ith son Fdward, who is doing mis wholesale in large quantities
program. S u bject-Pu rity. All
R a j burn, 23.
relatives before going to their sion w ork at Ramallah. There which w ill make the cost quite
JE W E LE R -O P T IC IA N
are cordially invited. v
new home. M r. and Mrs- Mar- are few men who would get low .
M r. Calkins said he
Raising hell dulls the raiser.
Press Corea.
Newbsrg,
Oregon
rsonaísj
9
gyger Silk Gloves
are the best because they wear best
and fit best,. When you buy silk
gloves insist on tfa& Kayser make.
We h^Ve them in black, white and
tan, both short and elbow lengths.
Í
Kid Gloves
OREGON DABÏ ROOMS
The Miller Mercantile Go.
COLLEGE NOTES
1. W hat are Kryp-
tok Loues?
2 . W hy should I buy
Kryptoks?
OBITUARY
3 . W here Can I Buy
Kryptoks?
W. C. T. U. NOTES.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
C. A. MORRIS
V