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B. S. Craven who Y01
Mr. Carver,‘wife of ex-Senatorl
lived oat north of tOwp,
B T C. Carver, of P ra tt, Kansas, |
Newberg visitor lafct Saturday is here visiting her daughter,
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Mr. and Mrs. t . A. Morris Mr«. J. C. Lemon.
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write from 8an Francisco, th at
c.'
T.
E.
Wright
has
been
outt
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* ri
they
will
see
Southern
California
from Portland daring the week j
»3 C S X JO O ö a C 8 3 0 t8 »2 C ^^
on Supday night—
before they return home.
making some improvements 00
Mrs. ‘Pearl Elliott and little' his residence property on -North
Mr. and Mrs. F.'D . Bckerson
We are always on the move waiting on
left on their trip to California on daughter are visiting the Ed. School street.
and are now temporarily located at 901 First
True blood family and other
Tuesday.
Fred L. Ames left here on Wed­
some fire damaged goods which will pay vou to look
friends
m
Portland
this
week.
nesday
afternoon for Lincoln,
Miss
Maud
Gregory
is
home
9:06 A. M.
Nebraska, expecting to go by
11:02
A. M. again from Lewiston, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Ira K. Vantress way of North Dakota where he
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went to Tillamook last Satur­
5:24 P. M. where she spent six weeks.
day
where they will spend a few has some business .interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butt
7:00 P. M.
Mrs. Ames who has been a t
g their son Ben.
' 2:05 P. M. visited Salem laat Sunday
Lincoln for a year or morer is
M. M. Edwards, the
*12:65 A. M. company with Mr. and
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Dfcndce who was in Newberg the showing improved health an<| he
S. Otis.
hopes
to
be
able
to
bring
her
Mrs. H. J. McDonald .and son first of the week, said he was go­ back with him.
* Joe McLaughlin, a young man Kenneth, of Spokane, are guests ing to Sand- Lake this week to
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Hollings­
spend a ; month with one of his
from Seattle, »peat Tuesday in of Mrs. McDonald’s
worth, from Superior, Nebraska,
sons
who
lives
there.
Mrs. ,S. M. King.
Newberg with Dr. Romig.
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Benjamin Beckon, of Central the former a brother of W. W.
B. H. Langworthy visited
Prof. P. K. Jones and family
Hollingsworth,
were
here
on
a
left for their home a t Santa Paula, friends a t Wood born and a t­ City, Nebraska, who had been to visit the first of the week. Mr.
California on Thursday of last tended Spiritualist camp meet­ see the San Frandscotair, visited Hollingsworth, who is one of
ing a t New Bra several days this with his cousin, Rev. Walter the highest salaried passenger
week.
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Wilson a t Springbrook last
¿v
Harold Say w as up from Wil- week.
railway engineers in his section
Satunjay and Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Heater attended
sonville Tuesday visiting with
of the Middle West, has visited
R. M. Caldwell aad L. M
the
Spiritualist
camp
meeting
his former schoolmate and chum,
A full line- of Sundries.. Repairs, Fishing Tackle, Expert
in Newberg a number of times
a t New B ra last week. The a t ­ Parker drove to-the new Parker when off on his annual vacations
Milton Kknle.
Bicycle and Motorcycle repairing, Lawn Mower Grinding,
farm in Marion county above
tendance
was
said
to
be
small
C. B. Cummings actually broke
Mrs. Clarence B u tt, Miss MAry
Key Fitting, Umbrella Repairing, Baby Cabs Re-tired, etc.
Salem last Sunday in the new
the record last Saturday by go­
B u tt and her mother hare gone this year.
Fo id recently purchased by the
Soldering a Specialty
Mrs. Jesse Smith and children
to Newport for a stay of a week
ing to Portland, taking Mrs.
latter. They say the grain and
who
spent
some
time
here
visit­
Cummings along «and staying
o r more a t Nye Beach.
hay crop w as lookitog fine.
ing
with
Mrs.
W
o
.
Rees,
re­
away tw o full days. Such a
Miss Ruth Ensign, of Pitts-
The Woman’s Auxiliary to
turned
to
their
home
in
P
o
rt­
degression on his part was some­
field, Massachusetts, who came
Pacific college will meet Satur­
land
Tuesday.
thing of a shock to Newberg, but
north from San Francisco, is
day afternoon a t 2 :3 0 a t the city he says he will not repeat it soon
J.
W.
Anderson
and
brother,
here as the guest of Mrs. D. D.
8M First St
park. In case the weather again as the harrassing experi­
Lew i* went to Southern, Oregon
Conlson.
shonld be unfavorable the meet­
Little Miss Ladle Newhouse, Monday where they will camp a ing will be held in the Friends ences of the change of scenery
of Dayton, is spending the sum­ few days, then go on to the fair church. All member* are urged were more wearing than ^the
every day grind a t home affairs.
yonth is necessary a t the s ta rt,
mer with her grand-parents, Mr. a t San Frandseo.
to be present.
for
the opposition with which
^M r. and Mrs. W. G. M. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Hoskins
and Mrs. 8 . W. Newhouse a t
life. J. Edwards, of Tillamook,
Ben.
W.
Olcott,
Secretary
of
the
young
man will meet later in
and ton, Arthur, from Boise,
have been staying,, a t the home
Shady Nook».
was in attendance,at a
State,
has
the
thanks
of
the
fife will gradually break doWn
Idaho, who are off on an auto
Lester Moore came down of his father since his mother’s of the board of directors
Graphic
for
a
copy
of
the
1915-
his over-confidence until the
touring vacation, came to New­
from Sheridan Tuesday after­ death and they expect to move Newberg Telephone Co.
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State
Bine
Book
and
Official
normal amount is left with
berg last week and spent several
noon where he is improving a out there permanently.
dky evening. As president of the
Directory
which
is
just
off*
the
which to fight bis battle for
President Levi T. Pennington Tillamook Chautauqua Associa­ days visiting Mr. and Mrs. F .
small tra c t of land he bought
press.
Mr.
Olcott
in
an
accom­
success.
The Japanese have some
invested in a new machine this tion he reports a very successful A. Morris. Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
some' time ago.
panying
letter
says:
good
advice
for the young
Morris are sisters. While here
Rev. Joseph Hall and kis little week th at has splendid m otor Chautauqua recently held there,
Demands from all sections of ¡graduate. They say: Keep your
they visited the grave of Mr.
grandson, from Portland, ex­ power. He is a careful driver this being their first year.
Oregon
from those engaged in mouth closed; he who alw ays
Allen’s mother who was buried
pect to go to the McPhilipps a n d a m o a t accommodating
Mrs. C. A. Dunbar, of Caadkw near Gaston several years ago practically every walk of life, has his mouth open shows th a t
cam p a t the seaside next Wed­ neighbor and will how gladly North Dakota; M r*.j. W .Andrr. 0 ^ raring Nrwb«K t i y rtarted particularly from the schools Ips mind is blank. Think of th a t
give bis friends a ride. *
nesday for a week’s fishing.
and business and professional a t which you are looking one
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fo £ £ £ o £ n n ,
Leonard Hopfield, the Mc­ Mrs. Lewis Anderson, of
men, for copies of this publica­ whose eye is alw ays wandering
Joseph C attery, wife and tw o
S. P. Timberlake says he was
Minnville booster, must have Minnesota, and Emma
tion being so urgent and so tn- tells th at his-mind also is wonder-
sons, Warren and Louis, were
given a complete and very pleas­
been*
in
Newberg
Tuesday,
gpon my earnest solicita­ in » When paying your respects,
^
ly a t the
ant surprise a few d a y ia g o b y
tion the last legislature author­ look a t the person whom you
rSttril add L* L^ was not seen by theG
the receipt of a postal card from
Dye, firòm Vancouver, Washing­ scribe but th at melodious voice Wednesday. Mad a mes Dunbar an old friend, E. R. Bumhammer, ised its publication biennially. are saluting. A boy should a ct
of his was certainly wafted on and Anderson who have been
In the preparation of the subject like a boy; avoid becoming effiin­
ton.
, r r
of Chicago, who stated th a t he
the summer breeze—so breezy.
visiting
here
some
time,
are
m atter we have endeavored to itiate. When it is hot, think it
M. C. W atts, of Edmonton.
was making a tour of the Const
Mrs.
Docia
Mncy,
of
Spring-
daughters
of
B.
H.
Langworthy.
give
dear and concise statements is cold; when it is cold, think it
Alberta, Canada, who was on
and seeing the fairs and th at he
brook
was
not
sufficiently
recoy
L. W. Nordyke made a trip to would be in Newberg soon. S. of the functions of the several is hot. It is a shame to wear
his way to San Francisco to a t­
torn clothes without mending
tend the fair, "visited here the ered from her eye operation to be a section near Greenleaf, Idaho, P. says they tw o worked for an state, district and county of­ them, but to wear the torn p art
brought home from the hospital last week with n view of secur­
ficers, as well as of the various patched is nothing to be ashamed
first of the week with his uncle,
ice
Company
in
Chicago
twenty-
in Portland last week as had ing a piece of land, b at found
state institutions, departments, of. Know w hat shame is; he
J . M. Lemon.
been expected. She was brought the land he was seeking was four years ago and they have boSrds and commissions, and to who does not know w h at shame
Miss Alberta Anderson; ste­
home Wednesday and stood the only open to residents of Idaho. not met since he quit the job and include such other information is is interior to dnmb animats.
nographer in the United States
came West. He says further th at
When in good health, train your­
trip very well.
He has an eye out for some Mr. Bumhammer stands six feet pertaining to the State and Fed­ self to endure physical labor;
National Bank is off for a vaca­
eral governments as is of public when you are ill{ however, obey
L ast Saturday evening Eva school land there which he hopes
tion and has gone to San Fran­
seven and th at he has thnfe or
interest.
While there he as­
your physicians instructions. Be­
cisco to see the fair. Miss Grace Parrett, Maude Everest and to secure
four brothers, none of whom are
In addition to the m atter in­ come a man useful to your coun­
Mina
Ames
left
town
for
a
short
sisted
S.
A.
Mills
in
hay
harvest.
Wilson is also off for the fair.
less than six feet three inches. A
try; whoever cannot be so is
hike into the mountain*. They
Prof. Howard McMinn, who tall time may be expected when cluded in prior editions of this better dead.—To these admoni­
Report comes from Tigard th at
book, which as well has be~n
spent the night with Mrs. J . Par­ will be in the Ûttiversitv of Cali­
tions of the Japanese, we said:
he comes.
a n e w son was recently born to
brought down to June 1, 1915, Do not be ashamed of your
rett and returned Sunday even­ fornia a t Berkeley thé coming
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson,
fife. John S. Rankin did the there is included a sketch of the
ing after walking nearly twenty year, left here Tuesday afternoon
father and mother, even if they
formerly of Newberg, this’ being
Good Samaritan a ct th e first of formation of the early provision­ are uneducated; remember you
miles.
expecting to take passage on the
No. 5 and not a daughter in the
the week by giving “first a>d’vfco al government a t Champoeg by helped to put tbe callouses on
Darold
Howard,
George
and
steamer Beaver for San Francis­
lot—sad to relate, so A. E. says.
a family th at drifted m here a Geo. H. Himes, Assistant Secre­ your father’s hands and to bend
Howard Petringill and James co. He will spend some time
few days ago from Brooks in tary of the Oregon Historical your mother’s back.—Ex.
Rev. W. H. Lee, has gone to
'Forsyth rode their bicycles to visiting with friends in Southern
Marion county, f in a n c i a lly Society; an outline map of the
Eugene to attend the Presby­
Salem last Thursday to see the California before taking up his
stranded. They were husband state giving the area by counties,
terian synod and in his absence
Liberty Bell, returning the same school work.
and wife and a daughter with a together with a classified state­
Rev. C. T. Whittlesey, a pro­
evening. They say there was a
Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Sal­ babe in her arms and being en­
fessor in Philomath College, will
ment of the lands within the
big crowd out to see the bell and ley who have been visiting at
tirely out of money they walked state; qualifications of voters;
preach a t the local church next
the aeroplane flight.
their brothér-in-law’s, B. H. a good part of the wav from
Sunday.
£ ''
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fanbel, of Langworthy, went to Portland Brooks. Dr. Rankin knew the tables showing the popular and
Milton Kienle has secured a
Little Ro9k, Arkansas, and their Tuesday. After visiting there family a t Huntington some electorial vote for president in
jo b with a United States Geo­
1912; population of the several
sister, Mrs. Demiog from Michi­ and a t Gresham they will return
years
ago
and
says
they
were
logical surveying crew and will
states by decades; table giving
gan visited in Newberg Tuesday to their home a t Arlington,
iodustripus but poor financiers. date ot the next general election,
work in Washington county
and Wednesday with Mrs. Rebbie South Dakota. They have been
The man said he had a job prom­ date of next legislative session,
territory for the present. ■_ He
W .H . Smith. Twenty years ago in California since the first ofNo-
In taking Post Graduate
ised him in a mill a t Hood limit of sessions and pay and
worked with a similar crew last
Mr. Fanbel and Mrs. Smith were vember visiting both fairs and
River if he could show up there terms of office ot senators and
season during vacation.
Course in optics 1 am de­
teachers together a t Dallas and seeing many of the other won­
a
t
once,
and
consequently
a
purse
representatives
in
all
states;
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Gordon this was their first meeting since ders of the state. They made the
termined to give to you
was made up for payment of principal state officers of other
of Janesville, Minnesota, visited th a t time.
the Very Best Service
trip by auto from Southern Cali­ railroad and steam boat tare and
states; names and terms ot office
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. New­
Mrs. S. W. Newhouse says she fornia to Portland. Mrs. Salley
possible
house a t Springbrook last week, had planned to see California is a sister of Senator McCumber, the fqmily was sent aw ay happy. of the various state officers from
Upon my return Aug­
the formation of the provisional
both being old schoolmates of and the Panama-Pacific Exposi­ of North Dakota.
RIDES
fflS
OW
n
I
a
CER
government
to
date,
as
well
as
Mrs. N tw h o u s e . They came tion this %
ust 1st, I will be better I
scason, but th at her
Mr. and Mrs. William Collar,
the
names
of
all
newspapers
and
north from San Francisco.
equipped than ever 1fj|
fondest hopes in this regard were of Vermillion, South Dakota,
S. B. Gardner^an old resident postoffices in the state.
A. J. Southard who has been a blasted by the purchase by Mr. were recent visitors of L. L. Dye
give you perfect eye ser­
of F o rt Klamath, and quite and
Upon request will be pleased t >
resident of Newberg for/the past Newhouse early in the season, of and W. S. Stull, they having
vice.
old man, rode one of his mares in supply copies, without charge,
tw o years, left for 8eattle on a team of drivers to which he is been old acquaintances. They
the races during the celebration to any resident of Oregon.
While 1 9 0 k n w ay Mr.
Wednesday to prepare for the so wedded th at she is unable to came ont over the Canadian Pa­
b th a t place and won. Mr.
removal of the family to th at get him to consider leaving cific, visiting Seattle, Everett
H. C. Rones, an expert
Gardner is easily past sixty
THE
YOUWG
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AMIATE
city. Their daughter expects to Shady Nook.
and Vancouver. Mr. Collar tars o f age, and he had his
watch r e p a i r e r f r o m
enter the University of Washing­
Mrs. Fannie Liter who spent forms on a large scale in his marsi; entered in some of the
This is the season of the young
Staples, the Jeweler, of
ton the coming year.
several years in missionary work home state, and is so delighted pretlcdh races, but was not hopeful who believes he has
Portland, wiB give you
Huber Haworth and family among the Alaska Indians, and with the country about Newberg satisfied with the way the horse learned how to shoot. Armed
tbe best of
will start to-day on their annnal who is well known to many th at there is a possibility of his
a* handled by her jockey, so, with his sheepskin, he starts
trip by wagon to the beach and Newberg people, came here from returning to this valley to es­ a fte r,a little bantering, he told forth to conquer. He never
will touch a t different resorts on Springfield the first of the week cape the storms and aikafi wa­ the boys be would show them thinks, as a rale, that a sheep­
the Tillamook county coast line. and will probably make her ter he has been accustomed to. how to ride a race “ boss,’’ which skin is too pliable a lever with
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Kaufman home here in the future. Her They will go by w aj of San- he did.—Merrill Record.
which to turn the world from ] <
will take charge of the home in­ health has not been good for the Franeisco to see the foir on the
its course.
However, th at
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trip home.
past year or two.
terest« in their absence.
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