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is * » ri U'jt i#® .'V' 3 »Í C. Hollingsworth who w as jib»* bed for five weeks 1 as a result of a-tall, is able to be ont again. Rer. Charles 0. Whitely ar rived home from his trip to In diana on the tw o o'clock train , Orville Livengood, who bad the Oregonian route for several months, will return to his home a t Medford. R oy Bremmer, deputy game warden, was down from Sajem Tuesday lookiog after " I r is property here. Wm. Copeland who was en gaged with his brother-in-law, G. W. Crites, in the livery busi ness here a few years ago, is in tow n on a visit, Since leaving Newberg three and a half years ago be has had a position at De Quincy, Louisiana with the Missouri Southern Railroad Co. He has recently been visiting with a sister in the state o f Washington. James Iverson who formerly lived here, was in tow n Tuesday. He has rented his farm a t Hope- well and it now living' in Salem. ft T\ . 'JT' ■ ' m am * ¿ jC ty h ts th e W o r ld W e are one o f 18000 diatriba tors o í this perfect tight Edison has contributed more to the help and comfort o f the race than any man tiring. Through hit life o f ceaseless effort he has put within the M r. and Mrs. Leon Nelson, the G. B. Lyle returned from Glen- former a nephew of Jno. Northnp wood, Klickitat County, Wash are here from Carson, North Da^ ington, a few days aga where be has a fine farm which produced kola, and will remain for some big yields o f grain the past sea time. - “ . son. Heand his son, Roy, who Prof. Alexander Hull w ill leave operate the Lone Pir Dairy, are this week for San Francisco to j ___ r expecting to ship about forty attend the Panamas Pa^fic Ex bead o fyo u n g stock and some of position. He will ocean g b -%y Dr. H. C. Dixon has returned A son, named Max Htthp*. tne oia cows to uienwooa soon voyage, ... from Ontario and is again back was born to Mr. and Mrs to be placed on the ranch where Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Hester and He has Hubert Smith at their home at they have an abundance o f feed Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Thomas in the dental office. In w riting to renew his sub* came borne from Newport the rented the W. E. Croser residence Nyssa,. Malheur county, October on the corner o f Second and 24. The little one died six d i j s scription to the Graphic, Rev. first o f the week, where they River streets, the house be vac later. Mrs. Alonzo Hadley, George C. Ritchey says that spent a week. ated when he went away. mother of Mrs. Smith, left lfere since he took charge of the work her husband to find a more bers o f the community were C. A. Hodson and M. P. Elliott favorable climate, v i s i t i n g properly “ scared,” as expecta at Monmouth, 22 new members Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kelly, of for Nyssa on last Friday. have fbrmetj a partnership and Montana, North Dakota, Minne tion demanded. At the Presbyterian church have been added to' the Christian sota, Io w a and Nebraska. They w ill engage in the undertaking Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin, the The first game of basket bell business. They have not tally form er'a brother Ot Mrs. S. M. Sunday morning, “ What the church. He also stated that he came t o Lake City a little over played in the new hall drew a King, the milliner, made a short Early Church Was Like,’* the had traded his interest in the a year ago, going from here tp l a r g e attendance. Fernwo<>d decided on their location. visit here over Snnday. They first in a series on ‘ ‘The Reforma Oregon Handle Manufacturing Normal, Nebraska, where they came off victorious, and so there L*8> Hopfield who was down were on their way south to at tion.” In the evening “ Liles Co. at Newberg for SO acres of were visiting at the home o f Mr. is an additional incentive t o from McMinnville Wednesday, tend the California Expositions. Deep and Strange Illusion*” land in Washington county Ames, brother when Mrs. Ames hard practice. said the County Sunday School Do not forget to invite y o t r located near the Southern Pacific was taken so much worse that E. F. Green, who 'spent much Wednesday evening, Nov. 10 Convention would be held in cook and the rest o f vour familv electric line. she was taken to the Green to have chicken dinner with the time in his vounger years at Os- 7:30, Bible verses on fellowship McMinnville November 17-18. Rev. El wood Scott who was Gables Sanatorium. Here she ladies o f the Dundee church a t kaloosa, Iow a, in the manufac A t the morning service at the W. If. Wilkins has traded an pastor o f the Friends church in remained about a year, receiving Community Hall on Friday ture o f candy, has fitted up a Christian church, “ Has Ji Eastern Oregon ranch to J. W. Newberg many years ago, died the best o f care and treatment. evening. plant in the basement o f his Christ a Church on earth? Christopbcson for the sixteen- A delightful gathering of Raff in Seattle on Tuesday of this A t times she rallied and always home at 1400 Second street, when was it organized? Hill neighbors, with a goodly acre tract north o ftow n , which week. F o r many years he has had great faith that she would sprinkling of Dnnrieeites, w as where he is making candy tor And for what purpose?” At was formerly the J. L. Hoskins been pastor o f a church a t recover and be able to return to he]/d at the home o t Mr. and Mrs. The evening service. the trade. home. But in this F. W. Meyer on Wednesday last. Marion, Indiana. He was visit her Oregon home. Bert H oyt recently returned Salvation ” Good music, Mrs. W. W. Nelson has been ring messages and a cogMU ing three daughters and a son she was disappointed, for on The occasion was a housewarm a t McMinnville for the past ten from a trip to Bend where he welcome to all. who live in Seattle, one o f whom Oct. 23, after mnch suffering, she ing for the newly married cou ple and, judging by the warm found things humming. T w o days assisting in the care o f her is the wife of Edgar L. Hamp passed away, lacking just five expressions o f friendship on the C. W. Colby went to P o *^ H & big sa w mills, each with a capac aged mother, Mrs. Joseph Ho- ton, formerly o f Newberg, when days ot attaining to her 51st part ot the guests and the equal berg, who has been in feeble ity ot close to 200,000 feet a dav last Saturday to meet Mrs. ly warm welcome given by the be was taken ill. He was taken year. re being built, and about 60 by who is How home from health. Mrs. Ames was a member of host and hosseas, the Mevr»- to the Seattle General hospital feedings are in the course of sas where she spent several home will need very little fuel Rev. Homer L- Cox was ont where he died, follow ing a the Methodist Episcopal Church very pleasantly visiting rela this winter. A very social hoar, construction. from Portland Wednesday morn surgical operation.. The body is in Sutton, Neb., and also a mem durinjswhich topics o f the times and former friends. While Miss Ida M. Woods was called ing and spoke a t chapel exercises being sent to Fairmonnt, In ber of the Rebekah Lodge and were discussed and the latest city they attended, the a t the college. In the afternoon to Portland the first of the week the Woman's Relief Corps at “ Ford story” had its rendering, Products show which they say was followed by refreshments he visited J. M. Gardner above by the chief o f police who located Chris Smith, one time photo Newberg. In her death a true abd games. The guests depart*! is well worth seeing. her stolen jewelry in a pawn Dundee. grapher in Newberg who was friend, a good wife and a loving wishing Mr. and Mrs. Meyer a Fred L. Ames in writing from shop. She recovered her watches Mrs. Cora Gray and Mrs. Josie out frogr Portland Tuesday, said mother has departed. She wifi long life o f happiness and pros Lake City, Iow a, where ha and the greater part o f thç other Lemon are here from Washing his son Alfred, who learned the be greatly missed in the home perity. Many of Dundee’s prominent ton County, Kansas, visiting things that were stolen from her buried ths remains o f Mrs. Amet, harness makers trade in the and in the community in which said be would go from them rooms recently. walnut growers are in attend she lived. She suffered mnch but their parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Chris Held shop, bad been at ance at the walnut convention to St. Paul to visit an aged C. Hollingsworth, and will re H. L. Cox, a brother o f Mrs. Calgary, Alberta, Canada, for K>re it all with fortitude and in Portland. sister, after which he would ret main pntil after Thanksgiving S.*W. Newhouse, of Shady Nook . ^ . , u , , , several months working in a patience. I t is a satisfaction to Miss Mamie Pier returned Fri turn to Lincoln, Nebraska, where . , farm, has moved here with his . . . time. ... ' .. * ,■ shop that had a big contract for ler loved ones to know that she day from a visit with relatives Miss u “ Mina will continue her r . . . . . . . has awakened in a land where and friends in McMinnville and »An excursion train carrying family from Eugene and has . pain and death are known no Portland. work in the state school until f forces in the European war. As abont 125 passengers to the rented the C. J. Edwards house ‘ " “ o '* L7u 1 ~ "1 soring! when they will return t o f Mrs. C. M. Roberts has moved J many as 200 men were employed more, and where God wipes all Land Products show at Port on Fourth street near the city j ^ into the old Keyes home, which tears away from every eye. park. He has been in the lumber ew r^‘ a t one time. They were paid by land left her at 10 o’clock to She leaves to mourn her de was the home of her childhood. I Miss Jessie Britt is home from the hour and were allowed to day. All were dressed in their business at Bngene. Miss Sally Beck had a corn her California trip and hasfw or|c as many hours in a day parture a husband, a son, (Theo Sunday best and tagged “ New Col. J. C. Cooper, of McMinn husking party on Friday, fol dore J., o f K a y Cee, W yo.,) and berg.” lowed by a chicken pie dinner. ville, who was a member ot the promised the Graphic a turtheg and night as they desired. The daughter, (Miss Nina,) who Mrs. J. C. Ainsworth, Miss C. account of what she saw, for owners o f the shop might have Mrs. A. Bartholomew was exhibit committee at fhe walnut remains with her father to com- W. Flanders, of Portland, were called to Portland on last F ri meeting, held in Portland Wed publication next week. She went had a larger contract if they as far south as Los Angeles and could have secured men to do ort and console him. Three the favored huskers. After the day on account o f the death of nesday and Thursday, passed brothers survive her, George L. husking Miss Beck and her Whittier where she had a please the work. father accompanied the guests to her brother. K. C. Patton, o f throogh Newberg on the train ant visit with a number; ot form. p flw, Gabriel, of Omaha; Rodney, of Portland by auto. Kelso, Washington, who passed T h m H íív evening with a fine case _ « • • •• y JUL. v* i flulscn is horaetrom toe fes Moines, and John H., of er Newberg people* Miss Laur*. k __ . , . The m « ;, aw ay at the Good Samaritan of ^xtra large walnuts. „U K Alberta country where he spent leaver, Colo. Foar sisters also Blair who went with her, re- Just the Right Prss— L a Col. is some walnut booster. several months with his son, Hospital. are living; Mrs. Granville Smith, mained tor farther visiting and Earl, who is located some fifty Mrs. Mark Chapman, and Mrs. may decide to stay for the Don’t take chances in the mat miles north o f Calgary where Philetus Peebles, all of Lake City, ter o f Christmas presents. winter. You they together own three quarter don’t want yours, like so many pesides Mrs. Hansen, Long Ira K . Vantress, who lives on sections ot prairie land. He is others, to be received with in Illinois street, says there has favorably impressed with the leach, Calif. Many distant rela difference or worse, and ten days been so much shifting about of country from a stock grazing tives grieve her departure, be after Christmas to be cast aside people on that street o f late that standpoint, but thinks grain sides a multitude ot friends. and forgotten. Funeral services were held in You take no such chance in giv he hardly knows who to expect grow in g w ill be subject to many as next door neighbor when he uncertainties, owing to climatic Normal, Nebraska, at the home ing The Youth’s Companion for u year. gets up in the morning. This ia Conditions. This season he says ot Mrs. Elwyn Ames, on Oct. 26, Did you ever know of a home a reminder o f a story told by S. in parts ot the country that have conducted bp the Rer. Ralph in which it came amiss, or o f B. Dodge, to the effect that dur had many iean years, owing to Miller of the Methodist Church, one in which it was not conspic- v ing Cleveland’s administration a drouths, they have heavy yields and the body was brought to nuns on the library table or in hustling transfer man who held o f grain, jK)me wheat producing I,ake City, where on Wednesday, some one’s hands all through Oct. 27, at 10 a. m., the last ser the year? a prominent corner in Tacoma* as high bushels to the acre. vices were held at the home of It is worth while to make ai had emblazoned on his wagoifi Mr. Panlsen will remain in New gift of that sort, and it is worth cover these words: “ Itis cheaper berg with his family duritag the her sister, Mrs. Smith, the Rev. while to receive it, too, for The A. H. Bryan of the Methodist Companion illustrates the best to move than to pay rent, it yon winter. Church in charge of the services. traits in American life in its get Kelly to do it.” Beautiful music was rendered by stories and sketches, upholds the While seated at his home writ- LET H E AMES a.Ladies’ Quartette consisting o f best standards in its articles and other contributions, and com ing last Monday night, C. Sirs. p. W. McCrary, Mrs. C. F. bines the practical and informing Christenson heard an unusual Lethe M. Gabriel was born in Hopkins, Mrs. L. E. Nokes and with the entertaining and blood- noise a t a back door and on go Greene County, Wisconsin, Octo Mrs. R. F. Townsend. Inter stirring. ing to see what it was, he says ber 28,1864. She was married ment took place . in the Lake It yon do not know The Com somebody made a hasty retreat. to Fred L. Ames, December23, Creek Cemetery.—From Lake panion as it is to-dav, let ua send you one or tw o current is A whistle was heard and ap 1875. In the fall of 1884 they City, Iow a Paper sues free, that yon may thorough parently others were joined in moved t o d a y county, Nebraska, ly test the paper’s quality. We the street. He gr a b b e d ^ h is where they continued to reside will send also the Forecast for tw enty-tw o rifle and fired sev. until 1905, When they moved to 1916. Every new subscriber who eral shots in the direction tha Newberg, Oregon, their present The Boys’ Athletic Clab gave sends $2.00 for the fifty-tw o H O M E S IZ E S F O R 2 7 c parties were going in order to home. one ot their delightful dancing weekly issues ot 1916 will receive >> tree all the issues tor the rest o f hasten their speed, and it appear, Mrs. Ames was attacked by parties on Saturday evening. * 1915 and The Companion Home e d t o b e effectual as S. P. Van heart disease abont four years The young children were ont Calendar for 1916. Dyke heard them making gooff ago. Finding no permanent re with their flock o f lanterns on mkxt noon ro Rodrorricf • The Youth’s Companion, Boston,. Mass. time past his home. lief in Oregon she started with Hallowe’en, and the older mem i E % berg Drug Company V". 7
