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The union Thanksgiving ser­
vice held at the M. E. church
w as well attended and Rev. Geo.
H. Lee, pastor o f the Presby­
terian church, gave a splendid
message appropriate to the day.
Vernon Gould led a chorus that
furnished excellent music for the
occasion.
Chas. K. Spaulding who is
dow n from Salem shys the out­
look for the lumber trade is more
encouraging than it has been for
sometime. The mill here is bring
overhauled and they .hope to
have the wheels going again
soon, all o f which is a welcome
bit o f news tor Newberg .
The Parent-Teacher Associa­
tion will meet at the grade build­
ing Tuesday, Dec. 7, promptly
at 3:30. A paper on school
lunches will be read by Mrs.
Chapin. The discussion will be
led by Supt. Stanbrough and
Mr. Kienle. Everyone interested
in the public school is invited to
attend.
F. W. Peterson, who lives
across the river in Marion
county, has been discussing with
County Judge Bushey, of Marion,
the matter o f an appropriation
by the county court, a sum for
sustaining a county agricultural
expert. The judge is opposed to
the appropriation, while Mr.
Peterson stands for the expert.
The discussion has been given
publicity through the columns o f
the Capital Journal and Mr.
Peterson has certainly been
flooring Bushey from^the stand­
point o f real argument.
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seem to new
^ comers, who have been accus­
tomed tp seeing facilities pn
vided at im portant railroad sta­
tions lor shipping livestock.
Newberg, until recently, has had
nothing o f the kind. All these
years those having stock to sell
si!j have been denied the privilege o f
shipment on foot, for the reason
that no provision was made for
i loading on cars. Stock yards
have recently been built near the
freight depot and the handicap
, Newberg has been under for so
> many years has been removed.
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Uncle Henry Mills’ respect for
tramps is lessened to a degree
since one whom he was favoring
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recently walked off with his
watch. The custom has been to
turn no one aw ay trom the Mills
home hungry, and consequently
when a tramp called at the door
a few days ago and asked for a
At the school meeting held last meal be w as invited in and was
Friday a 12 mill tax was voted left alone for a few minutes in
tor the support o f the schools tor the interval while the food was
being prepared. Some time af­
next year.
ter th i fellow had departed the
Residents of Illinois street
discovery was made that the
want more light and Ira K . Van-
watch that hang on the wall
tress says they are going to con­
was gone.
tinue to impress the fact on th t
Follow ing is a list o f the jurors
members o f the city council.
in the Booth murder trial now
Thomas Hollingsworth, who
on at McMinnville: William
traded Tillam ook coudty land
Bernard, farmer, of McMinnville;
for an acre plot located on Illi­
E. H. Campbell, farmer, o f Ami­
nois street, i& said to be making
ty; C. L. W ood, farmer, o f Dun­
things hum for an elderly man,
dee; G. W. Hash, blacksmith, of
by way of clearing the tract
Newberg; E. M. Alderman, farm­
o f brush and roots for planting.
er, o f Dayton; Chester A. String­
' C .J. Hoskins, Dr. Larkin, Dr. er, farmer, Bellevue; Prank
Hawkins and L. B. Ferguson Haynes, farmer, o f McMinnville;
went to Portland Wednesday to A. A. Harpole, farmer, o f Amity;
see the game between Syracuse W. R. K irkw ood, hopgrower, o f
and O. A. C , returning with Hopewell; G. McWillis, farmer,
that pained feeling, the score be­ o f Hopewell; Leon R. Cyr, apple-
ing 28 to 0 in favor o f the East- grbwer, o f Dundee, and Sam E.
eners.
Cummings, farmer, and ex-coun-
Encouraging letters are being ty Commissioner, o f Carlton.
received from President Penning­
ton, w ho is away working ia the SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
financial interests o f the collect.
So far he has visited at Rich­
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mond, Indiana, and Baltimore,
10:00 a. m.—Bible school.
and is now at Philadelphia,
11:00 a. m.—M orning worship;
the present Mrs Pennington
theme for sermon, "M otives in
visiting with relatives in jnd
Evangelism.”
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6:30 p. m. — B. Y. P. U. topic
HO ALUM— NO PHOSPHATE
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Made from Cream of Tartar
Absolutely Pure
Peter Bashaw was out from
Portland last week visiting with
his son Arthur.
Miss Clara Owen, a graduate
nurse of Chamberlain, South Da-
kota, is here visiting her brother,
H. L. Owen. /
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Booth
have been in attendance at the
B ooth murder trial in McMinn­
ville during the week.
I. B. Sherley, o f McMinnville,
was here Tuesday with a party
from W allowa county, w ho was
looking tor a location.
Amos B. Lycan, o f Salem, has
bought the George Howland
tract o f an acre and a halt
located in the northwest part o f
tow n.
“ Channy” Chase is hobbling
around with a cane as the result
of a sliced great toe, received
while splitting w ood when on a
recent visit to Sheridan.
On Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Boyes enter­
tained at their home about forty
young people o f the Fernwood
neighborhood in honor of Miss
Louiscena Oldenburg, o f Lewis­
ton, Idaho.
The W oman’s Auxiliary to P a­
cific College are making prepar-
tions tor banqueting the hose
and hook and ladder companies
at Friends church .tonight, and
the boys are expecting a big
feed—and hoping no one will
sound an alarm while the spread
is on.
Mrs. W. R. Oliver entertained
a group o f her intimate friends
Tuesday evening at her home on
Second street. Social games
were indulged in and a continu­
ous luncheons served by the
hostess in her usual gracious
manner. •
At the regular meeting o f the
M oose lodge Wednesday night
three o f a class of seven candi­
dates passed through the terrors
o f initiation, and luckily came
out o f the fracas alive, and were
immediately p r o c l a i m e d full-
fledged M oose. The remaining
four candidates will probably
be initiated on next Wednesday
night.
Magazines
Let us have your subscription for the com ­
ing year. W e are agents for any maga­
zine published. Call an^l get catalogue
and make up your own club
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W H A T IS N IC E R P O R A
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
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M n . J. C. Porter is home
again from the Lake county
ranch.
Ralph Butt and Frank Miller
were home from O. A. C. for
Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. Harry C. Steeve, o f Los
Angeles, is here visiting with
Mrs. Joseph Stephens. '
G. W. Byers, Jr., on his return
from Tqledo last week left on
another trip to Rainier.
Horace Nelson, who has been
w orking out in Southern Oregon
with a Southern Pacific bridge
gang, was home last week.
Arlie Bvans is carrying one
shoulder with care, owing to a
break o f the collar bone, as a re­
sult o f a fall while scuffling with
Prank Crites.
Mrs. B e r th a H o d g e s and
daughter were here from Dallas
to spend Thanksgiving with the
form er's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira K . Vantress.
Jerre Fickes, who w ent to We.
natchee to work during the fruit
season, has filed on a piece o f
land in th f Okanogan country
in Northern Washington. His
family will g o to him in the early
spring.
C. H. Skewes, president o f the
Skewes Undertaking Company,
o f Portland, spent the day in
Newberg on Wednesday o f last
week, helping Hod son & Elliott
in arrangement of stock at their
parlors on First street.
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It is a matter for wpnd
whether County Clerk Wils
will have to employ extra officfc
force after Jan. 1. Legal opinion
has been given to the effect that
the new temperance law imposes
on the county clerks the dnty o f
keeping a record o f all the liquors
purchased by each person, and
every purchase mast be preceded
by securing a permit trom the
county clerk’s office. It remains
a question o f demand, as to how
hard a jo b Wilson has ahead of
him.—Telephone Register.
The public meeting held at
Friends church on Thursday
night o f last week tor the mis­
sionaries to China, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Simpkin, was well at­
tended. The first speaker was
K. P. Yang, a native Chinese
who was cqnverted at the
Friends mission at Chengtn,
West China, where the Simpkins
have been laboring for about
nine years. He is at the head o f
the. Y. M. C. A. work in that
city and he gave a very good ac­
count of the work being done
there, speaking fairly good En­
glish. He spent the ereater part
o f the past year in studying
in England, and recently came
from New York City, where he
spent a month or more. He is
well informed and is a man o f
keen perception. Mr. Simpkin
told of some o f their experiences
daring the Boxer trouble and
other incidents of the work in a
very entertaining w ay. He said
the province they were working
in had a population equal to
that o f Germany, and that all
told China had about twenty
provinces with a population
equally as great. He said that
in this province there is but a
very small percent of the terri­
tory where the people have any
sort o f wheeled vehicles at all,
the burdens all being bourne on
the shoulders o f the people. Mrs.
Simpkin closed the exercises by
singing very effectively, “ The
Ninety and Nine.”
“ If w e w ould assist civilization to d evelop* the re-
sources o f th e country , low er th e cost and raise the
standard o f living— in a w ord, if w e w ould progress
— u)e m ust electrify A m e r ic a — S teinm etz.
This means the application o f Electricity for
countless purposes. It is the IDEAL power.
Without an equal for cooking. Best for lighting.
Sweep your Deer with an E lectric Cleaner.
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Iron y o u fe h th w with an E lectric Iren.
Waeh your clothe« with an E lectric W asher.
Warm your feat w ith an Electric Hot W ater
Bottle.
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Purify the air In yeur office or heme with
an E lectric Ozonator.
Run your sewing machine, curl your hair,
curry yeur horse, play your piano, In fact Elec­
tricity enters alm ost every elem ent e l living.
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An Electrical Gift for Christmas
Is the SensMe Gift
This is Electrical Prosperity Week
See this offer for this w eek and until Christmas
Eve day. Special Values. Big Reductions. R e­
serve a se t GET A STOOL FREE. Settle the
question now what to give for Christmas. M ake
it ELECTRICAL.
□ Pavo
$7.50 reg. price
B (kilistovo $5.00 reg- price
□ Tosto $3.50 reg, plico
FOR
Total $16.00
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
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Life.” . Leader M ary B. C. Scott.
7:30 p. m.—“ The Supreme Ob­ were Sunday visitors at the Charles Yergen, and Hazel
home o f Mr. and Mrs. A. H. and Hubert Rollins, all ot Marion
ligation.”
Boyd.
C o., were Sunday guests o f Mr.
PRBSBYTBRIAN
and
Mrs. B. F. Yergen and
Miss Leona Anderson, Miss
11:00 a. m.—"The Dark Ages,”
family.
No. 2 in the Reformation series. Beulah Versteeg ’ and Noel Hes-
gard Were Sunday guests o f M W M A R W w M R i m i M w W O W O W U O M U l W M y i
7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic
Oliver, Mary and Grace Worden.
vice; topic, “ Life is a Journey.1
Sunday is the day ot praysr by
In spite o) the inclement weath­
all good citizens for the success er -a good crowd assembled at
o f the prohibitory law.
the Ewing Young school Wed­
CHRISTIAN
nesday evening of last week to
Theme, morning service—"The listen to the program given by
Communion or Why We Keep the the pupils o f that school. A fine
mfi Safe a SpachHy
Feast on the First Day o f the program was rendered which
P. S. Timberlake, Prop.
Week Called the L ord's Day.
vgas a credit to both the pupils
Office phone Black 100
Theme, evening service—"G od’s and the teachers.
Residence phone Red TO
Invitations and Men’s Excuses.”
Ernest Yergen and family,
The morning sermon is the
second ot a series on Funda­
mental ot Christianity.
The New berg
T ran sfe r Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Starr, o f
Portland, were Thanksgiving
gnests o f Mrs. Starr’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nash, of
Newberg, and Mr. Ezra Nash, ot
Beaver,
w e r e Thanksgiving
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Worden and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Fendall
and Miss Zelma Jones were Sun­
day gnests of E. G. Fendall and
family.
Charles and Willie Martin
were guests o f H. Anderson ahd
family Thanksgiving.
The boys o f the community
have organised a basketball
team and have joined the valley
league comprising Dundee, Fern-
w ood, Springbrook and The
Willamette Club of Newberg.
Oliver Worden was elected cap­
tain and Raymond Morris, man­
ager. Much interest has been
manifested by the boys in their
practises.
Miss Theresa Boyd was a Sun­
day guest o f Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Seely.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Worden
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NOW!
is the time to begin looking around for the
pretty and new things in JEW ELRY for
Christmas gifts.
O f course, its early, but you know that the
wise early shopper 1ms a great advantage
W e will be glad to show you our selection
for w e know it will interest you to see our
new lines o f true Christmas gifts o f quality.
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