Miss "iievra Kiethline, ol La
Everett Heacock who lives in
Porte,
Indiana, who is touring
Portland, phoned the news of
the arrival o f an 8-pound girl at the West, is the guest >1 Rev.
their home this Thursday morn­ Charles O. Whitely and family
this week.
ing.
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j o >. A. O. Mosier, o f Canyon City,
The Nebraska-Kansan picnic
visited here the first of the week will be held, August 17 instead
o f Aug. 10, as advertised in Port­
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Vantress with bis wife’s parents, Rev. and
Pa»-
Arrival
returned Wednesday from their Mrs. George Round. Mr. Mosier land papers. Full report next
week
is treasurer of Grant county.
outing at Tillamook.
Txta*
r ra ta tb f
Mrs. G. H. Umbaugh, of Kelso,
The J. Sherman Taylor family
Miss Olive Johnson has been
9:05 A. M.
6:85 A. M.
Washington,
who has been visit­
were
guests
at
the
L.
S.
Otis
out from Portland during the
11:02 A M.
9:10 A. M.
ing
her
mother
and sisters here
home Sunday and the tw o fami­
week visiting with relatives.
M.
6:24
P.
lies enjoyed a picnic at the tor two weeks, returned home
1:15 P. M.
Dr. Anna Mills arrived to-day
7:00 P. M.
locks. Mr. Taylor is assistant Wednesday. Her niece, Geral­
4:Q6 P. M.
2:05 P. M. from Tuscola, Illinois, tor a visit manager of the Multnomah Box dine K undell, accompanied her
2:26 P. M. ,
•12:55 A. M. with her uncle, Milo P. Elliott Co. o f Portland.
for a month’s visit.
•1K» A M .
and family, r «*
•Saturday night only.
Uncle Henry Mills would be
Mrs. Mallissa -£ane Murphy,
Miss Metta Brown, an in­ who w a r here from the East, glad for the party who visited
Mrs. J. B. Todd, of McMinn­ structor in voice at Portland, died at the hpme o f her daugh­ his chicken house in the still
was the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. L. ter, Mrs. Lloyd, on Wednesday, hoars of the night on tw o oc­
ville, was in tow n tucsday.
F.
Moore over Sunday.
j Stuart Vaughan was down from
at the age of 67 .years. The casions recently, to return the
Ed. Piper, 4be pioneer railway funeral w as conducted from the Plymouth Rocks that have since
the county seat Wednesday.
D. H. Kopp returned home mail clerk, is handling a number homy Friday motfiing at. 10 failed to show up at feeding timer
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While playing with some neigh­
from Eugene Monday where he of boils, "this side up with care1 o'clock.
these
days,
and
is
doing
bis
work
attended the Presbyterian synod.
1. B. Holt took Mrs. Hiram bor children Tuesday afternoon
standing.
Gould, Vernon Gould, Katherine Locile Ehret, youngest daughter
Rev. Charles Stalker, the Holi­
Miss
Jessie
Britt
visited
last
Romig
and Harold Moore o f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ehret fell
ness Evangelist, has been here as
a guest o f the Dixons daring the Sunday with her former school­ down to Portland Monday even­ from a high fence and caught her
mate, Miss Clara Vaughan, at ing in his machine to hear one o f right arm in such a way that
'week.
Lents, they having graduated the concerts at The Oaks given both bones were broken just
Mrs. C. E. Fuller who • with
from Pacific College in the same by the well known band o f John above the wrist.
her son, Romig, has been visiting
class.
Philip Sousa.
v -'ITon. Horace M. Clark and
at the Romig home, returned to
Lowell
Edwards,
o
f
Tilla­
wife, of New Rockford, North
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Gorman,
The Dalles Wednesday.
mook, spent Monday in New o f Indianapolis, Indiana, who Dakota, after a tour o f the
Miss Ella Macy returned the
berg and in the evening went to are out on a three months’ trip, Southern States and a stop at
first of the week from a visit of
Portland to join the rest of the arrived here Sunday morning the Exposition are now visiting Jack Raynard^ of Scholls, waa o f these days, v I went down to
tw o weeks with Dr. and Mrs. J.
fanjily in a trip to San Francisco and. are visiting the latter’s with their nephew, Prangs A. ■ in I town Saturday exhibiting Larkin-Prince and g ot a tank o f
R. Pemberton at Salem.
to see the fair.
uncle, L. M. Parker and family. Morris, and his family for a few some fine spechnents o f wheat gasoline last week and one o f
Rev. Lindley A. Wells was out
L. M. H. Elliott who is pres­ They go from here to attend the days. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will grown on his place. It is from those 50 gallon tanks with a
from Portland Wednesday on
visit Seattle, enronte home, via seed he secured in eastern Wash­ faucet in it that the boys sell for
ident o f a bank at Alba, Missouri California fairs.
business’ pertaining to Oregon
^■K
jreat Northern.
is here in company with his wife
ington and the heads are remark­ $3.75, and I bot a supply o f fish-
TheG. A R. and W. R. C. will
Yearly Meeting o f Friends.
and daughter spending a few have a picnic on Wednesday,
Prof. Harlow Lindley, a neph­ ably large and well filled out. The in' tackle and a lot o f campin’
The Misses Constance Ewing days at the home o f his brother,
August 4, in the city park. All ew of Milton Newlin, who is stalks are more than five feet tall stuff off thoe»5 and 10c count­
and Gene Moran were out from Milo.P. Elliott.
V*. members are urged to come with bead of the history department and Jack says the entire four ers and a brand new tent and
Portland last Sunday a* guests
Miss Ida Woods has just re­ welt filled baskets and. bring in Barlham College, Richmond, acres he has will average be­ we’re aN ready to go. Them
o f the W. E. Terrel! family.
ceived announcement o f the mar­ their families and enjoy tbc day Did iana, has been here daring tween five and six feet. ,He boys have g ot the staff and it
Mrs. Jesse C ook and her riage o f Miss Bffie Bell Vantress, with us. An interesting pro­ the week on a visit, coming predicts it will run 60 bushes to don’t take a mint o f money to
daughter, Miss M ar), returned who was here a few days ago, to gram will be given in the after­ north from San Francisco where the a err. Specimens will be sent get what yer need at that place
home from Portland Tuesday Charles Everett Barker, of San noon.
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be saw the fair. On Tuesday to the San Francisco fair.—Hills­ either. Tbey’ ve g o t the staff for
where they spent tw o weeks.
the wimmin folk jest the «ame as
Francisco, on July 26. ^
Prof. M. D. Hawkins went to afternoon the NewKn relatives boro Independent.
Miss Ruby Jones, saleslady fy
they have for the tnen, aluminum
Miss Emma Langworthy with Sdlem one day last week by gathered at the City Park and
the Miller .Mercantile Co. store, her sisters, Mrs. Charles A Dun­ steamer, taking along his canoe. held a family gathering and fed
cookin’
vessels, that Wear-Ever
ACdDBCTS
to o k a vacation last week and bar and Mrs. J. W. Anderson and After vjaiting with friends in
kind that lasts till yon die, and
big picnic dinner.
visited with her parents at Al­ also Mrs. Lewis Anderson and that city and at Rosed ale he
all
kinds o f little articles on
s. Levi T. Pennington, Mr. . Perhaps we trad of more acci­
bany.
children started this Thursday paddled down the river on the and Mrs. Jesse Edwards and E. dents nowadays than ever hap­ them 5 ,1 0 and 15c counters that
the wimmin need around the
Rev. N. Welter was here from for the San Francisco fair^
return trip Monday in the canoe,
* Wood ward attended a picnic pened in ‘ the world before.
house. If a roan wants good
.. Clackamas T u e s d a y lo o k in g
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Matthews, arriving at seven in the evening.
'P'Orinsular Park in Portland There’s a lot of reasons for it.
after some business matters and o f Pendletop^lFith the former's He n o v knows better than ever last Saturday evening, given by Yon hear of people drownin'jest merchandise,- at popular prices
and wants to be treated right all
attending Free Methodist camp sister ao^Hittle girl from Mis­ before how to appreciate Sam
the Indiana Society, where they ’cause they g o foolin’ ’round wa­
the time he needn’ t wear out
meeting.
souri, iwiade a stop in Newberg L. Simpson’s poem, "Beautiful enjpyed meeting many former ter clear up over their ear» when
sole
leather- goin’ any farther
they can’t swim, and yon hear
Mrs. Woods and children, the Saturday *rhile on their way by Willamette."
Indiana
people.
Pres.
Penning­
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than Larkin-Prince Hdw. Co.
family of Roy W oods deceased, auto to San Francisco and Los
President Pennington wishes ton made one o f his character­ o f people gettin’ ran over by au-
’cause them fellers know what
were out from Portland on a Angeles.
it stated, to avoid possible em­ istic talks and was roundly termobiles jest cause they don’ t
jump quick ennf when a feller kind o f goods to bay and they
visit with Miss Ida M. Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ringrose, barrassment on both sides, that cheered for the happy hits he
toots his horn, and one thing know how to treat a fell«; right,
last Suuday.
o f Hancock, Minnesota, who the machine he recently purchased made. Jeremiah Paulsell, o f
to o and that’» why they’ re busy
Miss Erma. Heacock who at­ have been visiting at various is of limited capacity, and he Portland, who is 99 years old, and another till there’s great «11 the time sellin’ goods to ns
tended summer school at the points on the coast the past cannot accommodate all his was in attendance and had the gobs o f people gettin’ killed off fellers.
University o f Idaho following three months, are in town this friends at once. A garden wheel­ appearance of a well preserved every few days jest by accidents.
Notion To Horse Owners.
the close of her school at West­ week, the guests of W. H. Hitchen barrow, even o f tbe^ excellent mafi o f not to exceed 75. His Why my neighbor Zeb Riddle
came
near
havin’
a
bad
accident
quality
sold
by
Newberg
dealers,
neighbors
say
he
has
the
best
on, Umatilla county, returned and Mrs. Esther P. Hitchen.
will not c a r ry , very many pas­ garden o f anyone in their com­ last week when be was settin’ in * My German Coach stallion
home last week.
m ,
W. W. Hollingsworth . was sengers at «ne time.
his bam milkin’ . He was jest Pylos will be at Sherwood M on­
munity.
Miss Lqcile Clough, daughter called to LaFayette Sunday to
days and Tuesdays, balance of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bedle, of Some time ago C. D. Nairn, settin’ there chewin’ tobacco and
o f Dr. H. B. Clough, who is mak­ take charge of the funeral o f
milkin’ away on one of his gent­ time at Commercial Stable in
ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dye Cundiff, who re­ Spokane, Washington, visited in who lives in the vicinity of Balls-
lest cows when all o f a sadden Newberg. Call and investigate,
J. H. Rees went to CorvalHs sided in Newberg several years Newberg between trains on last ton and who has been known all
tf
J. W. Henry.
she whaled away with her right
Tuesday to visit with Miss ago. He was born in the state Friday, at the Behnke home on over the country for the past
North College street. Mr. Bedle thirty years as a breeder o f hind foot and kicked old Zeb in Weekly Oregonian and Graphic
Frances Willard Mitchell.
o f Virginia, and was 85 years o f
was formerly cashier o f the First Scotch Collie d o g s , offered the lower jaw . If Zeb hadn’t one year, $2,25.
Dr. H. C. Dixon made a busi­ age.
National Bank o f Tracy, Minne­ through the Pacific Homestead been made o f good material it
ness trip to the eastern part o f
might have killed him. I told
Morris Heacock and family sota, but for the past three
the state last week. While he and E. M. Heacock arrived years has held a more lucrative a prize o f a dog for the best him not to take any more
w as away Dr. E. P. circulated here last Saturday, the former position with the Washington written article on the subjects o f chances tho ’cause the next time
dog» sent in by boys and girls.
between the dental office and the from Tillamook and the latter Trust Co.'s Bank in Seattle.
it might get him jest right and
Geraldine,
the thirteen-year-old
farm, keeping tab on both places. from Portland, on account of
break his jaw all to pieces, and
^J. F. Pettengill who spent daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Miss Hattie Heussy, of Seattle, the illness o f their brother, Neal about f<Jtor months in California, Rundell entered the contest by he’d better get right down there
who recently returned from Dow Heacock who has been con-4 is at home again. He left San writing an essay and sending it to "The Big Hardware Store"
Arizona and California where fined to his home for several Francisco at 10 o ’clock on Sat­ in, and a few days ago she was and get some of that Conkey’s
she visited many points o f in­ months.
urday morning on the Steamer informed ^ that she had been
terest, vi-ited in - Newberg Mon­
Earlv Baird and Walter Bart­ Great Northern and at 7 o ’clock awarded'the prize. On Satur­
day with Mr. and Mrs. £. W. lett left last week equipped for a on Sunddy evening he arrived in day the puppy arrived and is
In taking Post Graduate
Hod son.
hike on foot over the Coast Newberff, thus making very now getting acquainted with its
Course in optics I am do*
The Misses Mildred Eisert and Mountains. On Tuesday a letter qnick passage. He says the big new Owner and the new surround­
termined to give to you
Hazel Pickes spent the past week was received from them written steamer ploughs ^through the ing«*
at
Blaine
saying
they
were
feast­
the V ery Best Service
breakers, not deigning to ride
visiting in Portland with Mr.
On Tuesday evening Prof. M.
and Mr#. C. S. Hulin at 5304 E ing royally on fish but that the over them, and consequently does D. Hawkins and E. H. W ood­
possibly
44th St. S. E. Miss Eisert will task o f doing the cooking was little plunging to upset the ward went to Portland in com­
Upon my return Aug*
spend a few days w ith her unde wearing. They expected to go stomachs o f passengers while pany with Prof. Harlow Lindley,
ust 1st, I will be better
at Canby before returning to from there to Pacific City at the making great speed.
who is here from Richmond, In­
seaside.
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c
,
'
:
£
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J
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equipped
than ever to
Newberg.
Silas Hanson and T. H. Gard­ diana, t o take a trip np the
give you perfect eye ser-
ner who were working on the Columbia m company with
roof of the latter's barn oat on Gedrge H. Himes, assistant
the farm one day last week re­ secretary o f the Oregon Historical Fly Knocker that the boys sell
W hile I am away Mr.
ceived a severe shaking np by a Society who S ra s booked to and kill the flies off his old cow
-H. G. Rones, an expert
fall. The staging they were on show the beauties of the up-river and she wouldn’t kick him any
watch r e p a i r e r f r o m
gave way, allowing them to scenery to a company o f Eastern more. Zeb took my advice and
Staples, the Jew eler, o f
slide about ten feet and then fall tourists. Prof. Lindley is doing he liked the stuff so well that W
on
twenty feet to the ground. Mr. historical work in connection sprayed his horses and his old
Portland, will give you
Gardner was not mdeh hurt, but with the Indiana State Library, woman and there’s no flies on
the best o f
We are always on the move waiting on satisfied customers,
M r.Hanson fell on a wagon box and is si so a member o f the State Zeb’s ranch now and I’m tellin’
and are now temporarily located at 901 First street We have
face down and was considerably Commission that has been ap­ yon there never will be as long
some fire damaged goods which will pay vou to look up.
bruised, though he is able to be pointed to make preparation tor as he shoots a little o f that Con-
out again. Considering the celebrating the one hundredth key’s Fly Knocker around on;
Jew eler and Optician
distance they fell they were very anniversary Of the admittance things. Zeb and me nre goin’ to j
ortunate in getting off with so o f Indiana into the Union, in take my old John Deere auter-| PhoM W ltf» 32 604 Rnt S«. ISUwU*
mobile.and g o to the Coast one M M M M
1916.
little iqjury.
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