B. K. S h ack elfo rd , Sar- turn over the household work of
geant Major in the First U. S. In­ all kinds to “Dinah,” while sbe
fantry, and his bride, visited would do nothing but visit, but
few days last week at the borne that her sister tells her th«t the
fa mil y of A. Bartholomew. M rs. faithful old black Mammies Are
at Rex.
Shackelford was ^formerly Mr*. passing away, and that tbe
Sooth Dakota,
loor Warner has been G. W. Hopp, editor aod pub- Edna Patton, a "sister-in-law of younger generation of blacks are
to teach in the Altara- #8her of the Camas, Washing Mr*. Bartholomew. They leave not very different from “pore
Rev. T. .
ha ugh district the coming year. ton Post, was a pleasant caller in a few 'days for California white trash” a* helpers about
from Portland
at the Graphic office last Mon where thev will visit relatives the home—not trustworthy, nor
Junelje Strand, of Port­ Effie G. Ball left last Saturday day.
with his wife, son and and see the fair. September 7, scrupulously honest when the
for a week’s visit with Mr. and
land,
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
daughter had been on an trip to they will embark for Honolulu back of “Missis” is turned.
9:06 A. 1
Mrs-
Low«!
I
Bristow
at
Tilla­
Chrii
Mt. Hood and were thenontbeir where the groom has a home at
U:02-A. 1
mook.
*
i
Schofield Barracks awaiting bis
way to Salem.
6:24 P. M.
Charles
B.
Puller,
of
The
Dalles,
7:00 P. M.
__
W. H. Sanders and Mrs. Isabel bride.
visited
«--Newberg
last
SUnday
fcOB P. U.
Dr E A. Goughnour were married on W. W. Silver, chairman 'of the
•12:65 A.. M.
Wednesday afternoon At 2:30 school board, has accepted the
Hh
ttay,
o’clock at the residence of James
of dean of Huron Col
rday night only
on Wednesday with Prof Oliver Mrs. Sarah Christenson went E. Kersey, the officiating minister position
lege
at
South
Dakota, and will
Weesner and family- Mr*. Weea- to Portland Tuesday for a visit beinf?
leave
here
the
last
of the month.
C. Miles, of the Spaulding ner
George C. Ritchey.
grew
up
at
AmbOy.
Jp
Co., is in New berg to-
* ,0P! The groom has a small ¿lace out He is only taking the place for a
Ms.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Hollings­
Atkinson.
southeast of Newberg where year and is leaving his household
day.
Flossie
Gmely,
of
Porfc
they will make.tbrir home
worth
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Chas.
effects here, with the possibility
Tbe regular quarterly meeting O. WWtely are’ going to Denzer
returning next year. Mr. and
of Friends chùrch will be * **
^ . r r i l Lanoafajll an al. P J- BW>mo»d « « horn, of
in
the
Coast
M
Mrs.
are held in high e*
Saturday and Sunday. £
friends
' -
fri>m tbe
***** Monroe, Ben teem Silver
week
ad
a
by the people here, and
„
* ton county, the first of the week,
Mrs. Mhry B. Bankson bas trip.
m.
Gonmog,
the
new
county
whfre
b.
^
been
with
hi.
.on
their
going
will be regretted. He During this month
* ✓ been
visiting with relatives in Rev. Bruce .Wolverton wh¡o eonunisatoncr, was in town to. .)| sesson. to visit, with hisform- is well equipped
by education
Ponland during the week.
in thik community day, in company with Comm» er lilue Springs, Nebraska friends, and experience to fill the place be we will wire *your I
President B. C. Sandersotf, of some known
•toner Allan.
Mr . nd Mr. G Wj Wmrland has accepted.
years
the JBugene Bible School, was in preach thirtv
at
the
Christian
cl
September 20 is the date set who are out seeing the Coast Flem Livengood who came in house, give you an
Neyberg on business Monday
fo rth * ; opening of the public Country and are here for a lew from his home on the farm south­
Miss Lura Blair was out >°K-
ools in Newberg. Pacific Cpl- days.
f
.
west of town Tuesday to spend
from Portland a few days ago, Harry Haworth
has
the
day with his sister,. Mrs.
*
**I^*er'
Prof. Harold Trimble, formerly
the guest of Mrs. Omar Fendait. Tillamook with an anto load
Lloyd and LoweU Edwards, of from Bloomingdale, Indiana Sarah Mackie, stopped in at the and-let you
Misses Emma and-Julia coasters composed of Mrs. P. A. Tillamook,
who were on their who has been teaching history Graphic office for a short rest
H ire here from Portland Morris and little daughter, Mr. way home from
San Francisco, in a high school at Decatur, and a social chat. Being seven­ the wiring in twelve
their brother, Chris and Mrs. Henry Allen and son, spent a day or two
in Newberg Illinois, and who is out seeing ty-seven vears old he says he equal installments.1
Forest.
the first of the week. >
the Coast country, came out remembers well some of the
Miles is nursings Mrs. C. A. C
events incident to the Mexican ía y us one-twelfth
of St. Louis
war—the days forinstance when, of the cost on com­ HU*.
th M
cut
with the firing of anvils and the
S. Otis home. The Chase family
brush, .¡* *.,*** '•>•*«•
inspiring martial music of fife pletion of the work
iw ot heff ten years ago, sin better than the early sown grain, Hawkins.
Miss Frances Adams, of Toledo, which time they note many im­ though the reverse is usually the On Wednesday Ira K. Vantress and drum tbe recruiting officers and th e b a la n ce,
Ohio, visite«'in town a few days provements.
- fi ;
received a letter from his son were enabled to enroll the young monthly, in Eleven
ago with the Dr. John 8. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoskins record-
T
Frank Baird who took an auto Fred at Pendleton saying the men for service.
family.
Went to McMinnville last Satur­ truck load of household effects latter’s son Lyle, aged 8 years, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Timberlake equal p aym en ts.
Mrs. G. W. Range and tw o day evening and on Sunday to Monmouth last Friday for had been struck by an auto- and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Home is cheerless
children have gone to Silverton
a camping party on the Rev. George C. Ritchey, says the mobile and that he was being at- Blarieom entertained the families
to vtttf her son
fine crop of grain he saw on the tended by four physicians. Fol. of Rev. F. C. Stannard aod Rev. without good lights.
daughter Mabel.
3» Polk county-
trip was ahead -of anything of lowing a night's rest he seemed Chas. O. Whitelv with a picnic The Electric way is
ou» ts off for Levi Dobbins» J H. Moore,[the kind he had ever before wit- much improved and his early re- feed in a grove out beyond Dun­
J-
for Henry Hopkins and Col. B. F.
ery is expected.
dee on Tuesday evening. Fried S afé, clean, handy
Pike went to Sajein to-day to In referring to the postal busi- [• Miss Myrtle Gause came home yellow-legged chicken with abun­ and economical.
<4 th* attend the funeral of Comrade
done on Rural Route 1, J. pom Corvallis last week where dance of hot, brown gravy,
James Fisher whose illness is M. Root, the carrier, soys it is {fee assisted her brother-in-law, “ripe” pumpkin pie, ict cream, ^i-The^i m por t a n t
in get- cake, and a few other eatables tiling is to* do
it
MM
s*
mere ts « Oregon, mere being trog located. As sbe wii
will teach that go tp make up tlpr,
_ , Mrs. May Lenville, of Gleñ- up toward 300 families served, In ttap Corvallis schools again the of weH filled pirn iq "baskets
oon and Sunday, wood, Iowa, the Miases Edith, with a total of about 900 coming year «he will make her spread ont, but déponent sayeth
Peart and Fern Anderson and patrons receiving mail on the fiame with her sister. Mr. New­ that the remains, after tbe teed
by has secured a position in the was railed off, would not have
Miss E tta J. McCoy, former Alice Campbell, of Farragut,’ route.
teacher in the New berg public Iowa, werp visitors last week ..Dr. B, F. Archer, of Glendale, office of a saw milling company. filled twelve baskets. It is hard­
school* is here from Kansk» vis- With Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Martin California, who attended tbe big Merit Timberlake. John Han­ ly necessary to add that “a good
" ?
king with Mrs. W. B. Terrell and M. H. Galt.
convention of Osteopaths in son, Frank and Percy Sharp ar­ time was had by all.”
and other friends.
Miss Charity Canada?, of Ver- Portland last week, spent a da v rived home Tuesday- evening In returning from dinner on
Miss Mary Butt and her moth­ million Grove, Illinois, and her in Newberg visiting at the home from a ten days’ trip by wagon last Saturday the writer was
1 “IT SERVES TVS M R F
er, sister and mother of Clar­ sister, Mrs. J. 6. Ryan, of New of Mrs. Archer’s parents, Mr. to, the Nestucca beaches. They taken by surprise in coming
ence Butt, respectively, who Sharpn, Iowa, who are on their and Mrs. L. B. Araey, and while report a glorious time from start face to face with Otto Rooker,
Phone Blue 34
spent several weeks here, left for way to the California fairs, are in town was a caller at the to finish, such as might be ex­ from Mooresville, Indiana, a
their home in Pennsylvania this in town visiting with the Park­ Graphic office.
pected from a bunch of young­ former friend who came out from
ers and other friends.
morning.
Portland tor a short visit. The
Walter Tromershausen who sters turned loose for the purpose hurried
time between trains was
Seth Dodge, of the postnffice A. Bartholomew and Col. B. F. lives out west of Newberg recent­ of driving dull care awav.
spent
in
tainting up former
force, is off on his annual vaca­ Pike went to Salem last Sunday ly received information of the On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
tion, and has gone to Tacoma to call on Comrade James Fisher, death of his brother who was W. B. Terrell entertained in Mooresville people and in talk--
in cotxfpany with his mother. formerly of Newberg, whom they serving
honor of her visitor, Miss Etta injr over the events of boyhood
in.the
German
army.
He
He snM on leaving that he was found to be quite seriously sick. was wounded and taken to an J. McCoy, of Kansas, the guests days. For thirty-six years Mr.
A later report coming from Mrs. improvised hospital in a barn, being the Madames C. A. Hod- Rooker was engaged in the
going to climb Mt. Rainier,
Fisher states that he is not im­ with others, which was burned son, W. H. Elliott, A. S. Craven, gent’s tarnishing and shoe trade
one location in his home town,
proving.
by the gun fire from tbe English H. R. Morris, L. M Parker, C. in without
a break. Two years
N.
Terrell,
E.
H.
Woodward.
W.
Miss IfiUian Nicholson, of army.
* . ^
ago
he
sold
out and retired to a
Caldwell, Idaho, who was a J. G. Gilbert and the children A. King, J. G. Ryan and the country home
outdoor
member of the graduating class will leave here in a tew days to Misses Blla Macy, Esther Terrell life. He said to he enjoy
had
visited
all
and
Sibyl
Woodward.
of Pacific College in 1906, has oin Mrs. Gilbert at the home of
the
big
Expositions
from
the
been in town during the week her mother in Ohio, where they Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Douglas Centeninal Exposition at Phila­
visiting with relatives. She is will remain for the present to and daughter, who have been delphia in 1876 on down the line,
on her way home from the Pana­ care tor her brother, who is an engaged in the Presbyterian and had just come from the Cali­
fiAl in "China for a num­
ma-Pacific Exposition.
nvalid.. In their stay in New­ mission
of yew ^ are here visiting fornia Expositions. He and
John Walker, who went with berg the 6ilberts have made ber
the
W. Silver family. Mr*. Rooker who is traveling
his brothers to the Alberta coun­ many warm friends, who regret with
Mrs. Douglas and Mr? Silver are with him, saw Yosemite on the
try a few years ago is in town. the necessity of their removal. sitter
and brother. Mr. Douglas way up, and they expect to visit
He lost the little finger on each The C. H. Nichols, Vernon T. tsfnanager
of the Presbyterian Glacier National Park on the
hand
by
freesrag
and
he
says
he
Hinshaw and W. S. Stull families Mission Press at Shanghai, em­ way home.
Over
concluded to get back to a milder are
hotBCfrom the beach and say ploying a large force of hands. Mrs. Wm. Kincaid, of Spring-
z,ooo,ooo Women
School will soon start.
climate.
He
ha*
been
at
Twin
they
had
such,
a
satisfactory
out­
They
are
away
on
a
vacation
for
tired of the drudgery of
brook, -in company with her
Falls, Idaho, for some time.
ing that they hope to remain a year and are going to Ohio sister,
wstk-day, with its slop,
Now, before the eyes are
Henry Kesler, from
disorder, long tedious
onger next year. While at the where their sons are in college. Lowell, Mrs.
,
A
band
of
the
“unemployed,”
West Virginia, were call­ strained with heavy;
hoursofhard labor, ache*,
seaside
the
birthday
anniversary
ded
by
Mayor
Edwards,
may
On last Monday while the ers at the Graphic office a few work, is the time to have
blisters, pains snd sick-
be found at odd spells these Au­ of Mr. Nichols was duly celebrat­ Lawrence
was days ago. Thfy remarked that their eyes cared for—before
/fleas, have thrown out
gust days pitching horse shoes ed by a 'camp-fire «upper and a thrashing for Hall John machine
the old wash-tub snd
Rader
of their friends seemed sur­ Headache and Eyestrain
iu the inviting shade >f the oaks program of readings and guess- southwest of town a bln out re­ some
wash-board, because the
prised
to see them in close con­ start.
at the city park. The waiting . ug contests.
started
in
the
straw,
and
noth­
versation
all their wak­
lift is always ample to fill any Miss Alonia Gertrude Harald- ing but prompt work saved the ing hours, during
said that
vacancies occasioned by players sou, aged 19 years, who died at machine from the flames. Mr. since this was hut their they
first
meeting
being disqualified.
St. Vincent’s Hospital in Port- Rader says he is confident the in forty years they were living
Carry the news to the class of and last Saturday, formerly 6« was caused by a smoker the old days over agaia, and
hoars. Guaranteed to
thoroughly—an/1 not to Injure
1906, Pacific College. A Card resided in Newberg with her par­ dropping a match that was consequently they had no trouble
the clothes. It's the washer
received W ednesday evening ent*. Tbe remains were brought ignited as it passed through the in finding interesting topics for
reads as follows: V’Born to Mr. here for burial and services were machine. The straw was a total all tbe time they had at their
and Mrs. L. L. Saunders, 367 B. irid at the Baptist church, of lo«a but everything else was command. Mrs. Kincaid re­
49th street North, Portland, Which she was a member, on saved. An auto load of fire marked further that when she
Tuesday evening, August 10, at Monday afternoon, conducted lighters htfrried out Jrom town heacd her sister was coming she
9:30, a- eon. Weight 7 pound». by Rev. A. T. Norwood. De­ to offer assistance, to whom Mr. told her triends that if she were
Mother and child are doing ceased was bo p at Wood Lake, Rider feels grateful, although located «in the Southland she PI mm Whit. 32 604 Fix Si. NkwU*
Minnesota.
their help was not needed.
nicely.”
would call in colored help and NM M M M M »
nfc
‘♦ a "
Give Your Child
an Equal Chance
with the Student 1
who has Perfect
Eyes.
Don’t put it off,
—Come at once!
TO-DAY!
U n t attract* the attcnMn* af every
wo-nan— bacaaae It Many Sere So
C A. MORRIS
jeweier-upioraetnst
•V »VP•‘-re*!*'*-'
,