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V JBT7 . B .W il were do ille Sunday. Pemberton, 8aturd SJ :. • t- northwest of Newberg where are having a large dairy i erected. ** eorge E. Ellen who was in the H ardw sre bosi- in Newberg a few years ago, w ho has been engaged in the business in Dayton tor the few years, has sold out to a Portland party named f O. C. W ylie and famUy W. H. Brooks is here recently from C C ity today dramming foe ai California, have returned to soldiers’ picnic., home in Idaho. Enos fold his Rev. T- Bronillette was row on candy shop W ar- fro® Portland the first o f First at week looking after his p rop erly W. K irk, superintendent interests and visitiag w ith ! Say was up from Wil- the schools a t Corvallis, who tbe first o f the week tives. ly waa connected w ith the Rev. and Mrs. Melvin T . Wire w ith former school- schools, sent a co have been here Irom Gre nlatory message to County ur. Hawkins, Fred Griffeth during the week visiting at Vilson Friday on the oc- ; home o f his parents, Rev and Clarence Coe visited the ion o f the la tter’s birthday Odd Fellows lodge at Scholls Mrs. M . C. Wire. iversa ry, it being the fortieth. Mrs. E va Sherwood and Wednesday night. J Charles still feels like a boy m M- have been down from McM Caldwell & Alkn g o t in a car ... 8:16 A. M. enjoys a good gam e of base- ville during the week visiting a1 „10:00 A. M. load of Ford machines Tuesday, more than any fan in knee and they suy they are going off the home of her parents, M r. nta.—News Reporter. Arrive Newberg...... 12:00 M. and Mrs. U. S. G. Miller. , Leave Newberg..— .. 4:46 P. M. like hot cakes w ith maple syrup W. M artin came out from Mrs. Addie Gard R Arrive Portland....... 7:00 P. M. dressing. rtland the first o f tbe week slighter of Mr. and Mrs Leave Portland, 4th Mr. and Mrs. Mason H a roan, a thirty passenger Reo, and On last Tuesday Tbe Belgian Hares have bad a — * v am hfilat..... 11:00 P. M. of Portland, visited w ith M r. ander Gard, who fives at looking the situation over falling w ith the Welsh Rarebits W illam ette Clnb held their M A R TIN , Manager and Mrs. Clarence Kienle last California, ‘ sent the Graphic to establish a passenger and tbe Swiss Cheese is shot full gular business meeting. box o f strawberries last week. Sunday. Mr. Haronn was form between Newberg and o f holes. This w ill make the Tbe clnb members were divided Cap. B. .F . Pike has gone W .J. Robertson made a busi erly Vera Cooper, a Newberg Besides c a r r y i n g Irish Stew and the English Mus and a contest for new members, Celilo to witness the celebrai ness trip to Lafayette Wednes- school girl. ough passengers, he says he tard H ot, and if the Russian to begin from date and last for incident to the opening ol pcs to interest farmers and Cavier see the French Pastry, one month. Charles K . Spaulding, o f Sa : f The County Teachers Associa lem, is in tow n. * H e recently re big canal. He w ill also visit II ranchers along the w ay it may start a Swiss movement ?• The bike to tbe mountains has tion w ill meet in Newberg Satur- turned from a trip to Indiana, •on who is chief o f police in bo w ill patronize bim rather watch. The Spanish Onions are been set for the Jane 31. A com * than b it ’h up and drive into strong for a mix up and if the mittee was appointed to get the where be says tap found business Dalles. i X . M arvin Blair w ill go to Til wn with their ow n rigs. His Home Preserves are called out equipment ready. Mrs. M . J. W ood spent last conditions much bet ter than they mook this week to visit tim e card w ill be found on oar and spread on the German Noo week in Dundee, the guest of M r. are on the Pacific Coast. L ast Friday afternoon the brother Calvin, and hopes to local page, and Mrs. L . T . H ayward. 4 dles they may Ketchup w ith the W illam ette Club baseball team The Springbrook Fruit G row 0n Wednesday o f next week N avy Beans, thereby causing an was defeated by* Springbrook by Mrs. Geo. L. Crites and Mrs. ers’ Association beat the record persuade tbe trou t to fall in fine the score o f 5 to 1. Luther T . Harrington visited for berry shipping by gettin g for the frying pan while he is Gronp 1 of The Oregon Bankers’ uprisising o f Brussels Sprouts. there. Association w ill hold ren The reason why the warararted friends in Portland Saturday. J|j tw o crates o ff last week before W. S. W harton, former pres- in a t the d ab rooms in New- was because food was scarce the close o f April. One of these Thom as Prince, o f tbe Larkin- ident o f the First National beginning a t 10 o ’dock in and Austria g o t so Hungary Prince H ardware Co., started oa crates was tarnished by J. H. Picking her way: daintily has bought an interest in morning. Hon. H. B. Miller, Rees & Son. that K in g Peter said ‘‘ I ’ll Ser- .through tbe grime of thelocom o- his antftial Eastern trip Monday department store at North of th e'sch ool ol com- via ,” so went to Russia fo r a bit H arry Garrett, w ho came here morning. tive works, a young woman Washington, in w i in the University of Ore- o f Turkey, but slipped oa Greece from Can by to open a bicycle M r. apd Mrs. John Walker, grf visitor viewed the huge opera brother-in-law is interested w ill speak on (<Tbe Rda- and broke up China, and g o t in tions w ith visible awe. Finally Falls C ity, visited in Newberg and general repair «hop, is busi soon as dons o f the University to the Dutch and Brussels sprouted up he w ill locate there over Sunday w ith M r. and Mrs. ly engaged in arranging his •he turned to a young man from the schools dose here. S tate,” and B. G. Crawford, with India-ignatioa, and John Mode in the Sykes building, and the office w ho was showing her Was. Rees. , vice - president of the Lumber Bull may have to “ Hoch der Rev. Lindky A. Wells and w ill soon be ready to take care through, and, pointing, ^sked, M others’ Day w ill be observed ’s National Bank, of Port- Kaiser!” — Ilw aco Tribune. Homer C ox were oat from P o rt of customers. “ What: is that big thing over a t the Baptist church next Sun nd, w ill speak on "T h e Bvolu- -• ........ land Tuesday attending a there?” B. L . Noel, who sold his farm day morning, sermon by P . C. He Knew Not Mercy. ' n o f Bank Credits. ” ference o f church workers, “ Th at’s a locom otive boiler,” out west o f Newberg to Rev. S. ; Stanuard. latter recently returned I Dr. Rachel Read, who is tear A fish peddler was whipping the yoUng man replied. Mrs. W. T . Anderson returned H. Upton, w ill g o to Lacomb in from Kansas where be ing fo r Japan, after a year spent the central part o f Linn county, She puckered her brows. “ And his slow but patient horse in a M onday afternoon from a ten ged ip evangelistic home in Clearfield Conn- -what do they boil locom otives to take charge o f the only gen sidential street the other day, days’ visit With relatives a t New- and he says the best wheat stopped in eral merchandise store in the and crying his wares a t in- for?” V:,: p o rto a d Salem. _ last Sunday, and spent place.- ■ ^ A . - *■ tions o f th at state are “ T o make the locom otive tend tervalft» - - The regular mealing o f the and the people are jubilant S H ^ fter cousin, Mrs. J. er.” And the young man from “ Fresh mackerel. Fresh made- ■ Civic Improvement Association - Mrs. Louisa P. Round arrived a fine prospect fo r a good crop tubers, at her suburan atwf- M • ' i 'v 1 • > j the office never batted an eye :Vr, & w ill be held Friday a t 3 p. m. a t home from M yrtle Creek Wed- this season w ith good prices. out east o f Newberg. Dr. Cm . W desday morning, where „..she A woman, seeing his acts o f lash.. the dub rooms. han made her home in Jacob A. Hughes died a t the spent a month visiting. She de- cruelty, put her head out o f the T h e Lay o f the Cackle. D. Tomlinson and fam ily were tw elve years, and en- State Hospital in Salem on last window, and called to him: here the latter part o f last week distinction o f being the Saturday, a t the age o f 64 years. ject of peace while she was “ H ave you no mercy?” The codfish leys t million from Tillam ook visiting M r. and ;th physician in that Funeral services were held here While the helpful hen lay* aw ay. ' “ No, mum,” he replied; nothin’ Olive Read, who Mra. H . L . Christenson. on Monday. The .Bat the codfish does not cackle bat mackerel,’ Dr. H . C. Dixon sold bis auto native o f Indiana, but had is now m aking her home in Port- To inform os what she’s done. M r. and Mrs. D. W .Stainbrook mobile, which be advertised iu been a resident o f Newberg for And so are scorn the codfish coy. accOmpanied the doctor to went to Tillam ook Sunday H er V iew Of I t the Graphic last week, to a party Bat the helpful hen we prise; H e left a w idow , MOoday, where they morning, where they may legate Which indicates to thoughtful from McMinnville. Since he is but no children,except an adopt spend a few days visiting Teacher—“ What is it that in bust ness. They returned Tues It pays to advertise. now located in tow n be says he ed daughter, Mrs. Stone. Other relatives and friends binds us together and makes us day evening. thinks be w ill do his m otoring the doctor goes, to San better than we are by nature?” * - Somehow or other it is alw ays On M onday a birthday turkey A number o f delegates w ill go on fo o t this season. she gets her ’*Coraets, sir," piped a easier to make a mistake than to dinner was served a t the resi from here to attend the District Mr. and Mra. S. F. W alker and dence o f M. P. E lliott on the little girl of eight. '}* Bp w orth League Convention a t little son, who had been here wholesale” plan, there being A. Pi W olcott and L. M cM innville Friday, Saturday for some time looking for a Idea three in the fam ily who have B. Tebbe have teased tbe dining .<V and Sunday. tion, left for Idaho Wednesday v .'V M aster Adrian Bunch was evening, where M r. W alker has birthday anniversaries in the room and cafe of the H otel El ' given a party in celebration of an unde living. They w ill prob month o f M ay, and added to more a t Salt Air, a beach resort these were one from the B. J. between Rock a w ay and Tilla his sixth birthday Tuesday, ably return to Newberg. Gilbert fam ily and David Lamb, mook. The families w ill leave about fifteen o f his little friends Bishop Wm. Peaece, o f the Free near relatives, who are also this week fo r their new location being present. jfe l Methodist church, spent a part M ay-dayen. to get ready for the tourists, £ Fred H. Griffeth went to Tual o f last week here visiting a t the W. K . Clark, who, w ith bis who are already beginning to IN THREE REELS atin Monday afternoon to inter home o f Mrs. Pearce’s parents, father, A New Y ork man, recent crow d the beaches. Those o f our view the school board regarding Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Noel. On Showing all the principal buildings, grounds and points o f ly traded Alberta land fo r the citisens who have been at Salt a heating plant for the public interest o f the Exposition. The only complete pictures offi Monday he went to Portland to Gordon orchard land, out east A ir agree w ith M r. W olcott that conduct a church conference. cially endorsed and approved by the Exposition Company, of Newberg, and who was mar it is one o f tbe prettiest spots on John U. Smith and bis mother, Chamber o f Commerce and leading theaters. Tbe Bpworth League officers ried about a mouth ago, has the beach. In fact, M r. W olcott, from LaFavette, who is a pfo- for the coming year w ill he: Pres taken room s w ith M r. and Mrs. w ho has been all along the Cali neer of Oregon, went to Cham- ident, Ellen M. Gregory: Fjrst J.G . Gilbert. Farm ing is all new fornia» Oregon and Washington poeg last Saturday to attend Vice-Pres., Bffie M . Pinney; Sec-! to the newly-weds, and they claims it is the m ost at- the Founders’ D ay exercises, t ond Vice-Pres., Gladys Nichols; have been taking lessons In gar- ve spot on the entire coast, Silas G> Reets, o f Pendleton, Third Vice-Pres., W. B. Allison; dening during tbe week. Mr. m ost unique in one way, who came here last week on ac Fourth Vice-Pres., Ida Johnson; Clark h a r been a resident o f both fresh and count o f the sickness o f his sis Secretary, Cora Watkins; Treas Portland tor the past tw o years. w ater fishing. The hotel ter, Mrs. Joe Ego, left for his urer, M argaret Ilfig; Organist, the ocean, and about 150 M r. and Mrs. L . T. H ayward, home on Wednesday evening. Maude Gregory; Choiristef, Ar- who live on the big prune and tack is a fresh w ater lake B. H. Andrews, of Portland, villa Learned, .f-: r- ' walnut ranch o f their and many trou t' streams, where came out and spent Saturday is tbe finest fishing. Al Ben Smith, a member o f the unde, Thomas Prince, a t Dun and Sunday w ith Mrs. Andrews, firm o f Smith Bros., the stock dee, are the owners o f a new ready several Newberg people ' who has been w ith Mrs. I. B. dealers, located across the river Ford car. N ow when the friends ate* planning for an onting at H olt for the past three weeks. in M arion county, recently pur o f the smiling Tom H ayw ard S alt Air. M r. W olcott’s family W. J. Large, o f Bngene, a Sun chased a four-acre tract a t the spring a new joke on the Ford’ s ‘krill return to Newberg in the day School missionary, preached outskirts o f Newberg, oa W y- reputation, he immediately in fall, as Mias M ary has another always at any faucet in your in the high school. Mr. house signifies that Bill does at the Presbyterian ctrasph last nooski street, o f J. D. Gordon, vites them for a spin and shows Sunday. The pulpit w ill be 00» and be has an architect at w ork them his car can exceed the speed and Mrs. Tebbe m ay locate in your plumbing. I f you have cupied next Snnday by Rev. Lee, on plans for a $4000 bouse, lim it when it comes to livin g up Tillam ook or return to their no modern not water system which he w ill occupy when com to its reputation. M r. and Mrs*' home in Kansas. let us send a representative to o f Albany. give you some money-saving, pleted. The tract is a part o f Roger St. Helen, who was a If* 7 w * rd .*!? ‘ U° I f . the btujr bee t b it « .t h e n worry-saving suggestions. In the Fred W ertb place, and is resident of Newberg for several ,0f H hMPiUlitJf k ^ O O t ^ O W who J ease o f emergency ’phone our years when the tow n was quite located on the east side o f the and unselfishness, and many o f hangs around the hive. repair department, day or night their less fortunate friends a r e t street. M r. Smith is making the young, has been in tow n during being treated to trips over the A man has reason, but a wom change in order to get the ad the week visiting w ith the Jesse country. vantages of our schools. an Has reasons, jr Cook family. “T S2S2" S. Bill, The Plumber Jv! ,w-'v ’’•wLfoSjj