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Mrs. S. H. Rock, ol Oretown,
have gone to Seattle to spend visited in New berg last Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. Chas. 0.
the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Roth Heston Burke has Whitely.
M r. and M rs. W . W . Nelson
gone to Redlands, California, to
sp^nd a few months w ith a sister were in McMinnville M onday in
attendance a t the funeral o f the
whose home is there.
J. P. H all w h o spent the sea- latter’s mother, Mrs. M a ry Jane
Hoberg, w h o died at the age o f
Mr. W esley Boyes take» this opportunity to wish his old cus­
son in the Alberta country, re­
65 years. Rev. and M rs. H o ­
tomers a M erry Christm as and a Happy, Prosperous New
turned last Prid ay and reports
berg celebrated the sixty-fourth
Yfcar. and to announce the re-opening of his Meat M arket,
heavy crops in the section he w as
anniversary o f their wedding a
(after an enforced dosing o f six weeks on account o f being
in.
short time ago. They were
burned out), at the old stand, 810 FIRST STREET, where
Stew art Vaughan, one time
pioneer residents of this county,
both old and new customers will receive fa ir and courteous
W ashington county politician of
their home having been at L a-
treatm ent, and at the same time be able to buy the choicest
the Middleton
precinct, w a s
Fayette before removing to Mc­
nteat and fow ls the m arket affords. Give Mr. Boyes a call
d o w n from M eMinnvillaWednes­
Minnville, and they had a wide
and be convinced.
day.
acquaintance throughout the
M r. and M rs. B. E. Goff have state. The funeral of the de­
gone to Athena to spend the ceased w a s largely attended,
C. C. Smith w a s out from For-
D. M . Ramsey is clearing up holidays w ith their son-in-layr despite the heavy rainstorm.
some land on his tract south­ and daughter, M r. and M rs. Me-
' land Tuesday.
At 2:30 o’clock on last Sunday
Born to M r. and M rs. Virgil west of town on the Dayton road. Bwen.
night the fire bell awakened the
W b itlaw , a son.
M rs. T . H . Thorne h as gone to
Alex McDonald, o f Astoria, a sleeping residents when a call
Pomeroy,
W ashington, to spend
Rev. George H . Lee has been in
brother-in-law o f J. L. Van Blari- w as made for assistance a t a fire
the holidays with her daughter.
A lbany during the week.
com, and his daughter, Miss dow n on Wynooski street, which
M
r.
and
M
rs.
Allen
Smith
are
Mrs. Rhodes is herefrom ahove
Alice, w h o has been taking a proved to be a t the residence on
D ayton visiting her son, W . L . spending the holidays w ith their course in domestic science in the west side o f the street, owned
son-in-law and daughter, M r.
Robertson.
0 . A. C., have been here daring by B. B. Switser o f the City
and
M
rs.
T
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ra
Hutchens
and
Transfer Co. The fire had gained
M rs. B v a M agoon and chil­
the week.
other friends in Portland.
such
headw ay before it w a s dis­
dren are here from
Portland
Charley Cavell w h o spent tw o
covered
that little could be done
visiting her sister, M rs. W n J
Dr. E. A. Rotnig andhisdaugh-
weeks a t Arlington shooting
tow ard saving the building from
Reès.
! ter. Miss Catherine, left for The
geese, is home again. He says
rain. The house had been oc­
Dalles Wednesday evening where
M r. and M rs. T. B. Clark, the
he go t thirteen soon after bis
cupied
up to about t w o weeks
latter the mother o f M rs. Russell they w ill spend Christmas w ith arrival there and then w ith a
ago, and it had been rented again
the Chas. E. Fuller family.
Lew is, are here from Sacramento
little shitting o f the weather the
but the parties had not moved
M rs. J. R. Pemberton and little geese took a different tapk and
on aT visit.
in. Insurance w a s carried on it
S. P . Gause w ho lives on the babe, o f Salem, and M rs. C. W. there w as little to do but shoot bat as a permit had not been
Dr. B. F. Dixon fruit farm above Parker and little son, o f Stay- jack rabbits and cotton tails.
secured from the company while
Dundee; is seriously sic)* with ton, came Wednesday to spend
Colon Eberhard, district a t­ it w a s unoccupied, it is not like­
Christmas at the Parker home.
pneumonia.
torney at LaGrande, w h o had ly that it w ill hold. The neigh­
The
Misses
Florence
Bassett
H arry Gordon had family are
been in attendance at a meeting bors s a w some boys playing
Hollingsworth, held at Salem for the benefit of about the building on Sunday
here from
their W ashington and ' Gertrude
w heat ranch and will remain tor came home from 0 . A. C. M on ­ the district attorneys of the evening and it is thought prob­
d ay w ith the grip.
Others of; state, w ith special reference to able that they may have had a
several weeks.
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Dale B utt is home from the U. the N ew berg contingent followed the enforcement o f the Oregon fire going that w as left careless-'
dry law , speqt last S a tu rd a y ly, resulting as above stated.
o f O . feeding on his mother’s later.
go o d cooking and says there is Miss M yrtle Coleman, o f Chad- afternoon in N ew berg on busi­ The building w a s the home o f
ron, Nebraska, is visiting M r. ness. He formerly resided at? Charley H a w o rth a good many
nothing like it*
F. B. Vestal came in from and M rs. H arlan Smith on McMinnville where he did somd years a g o and in latter years
Wynooski street. Mis#Coleman newspaper w o rk while Beading w a s the home o f Fred W ertb.
M on tan a a few days ago , where
and Mrs. Smith were old-time law .
he ia im proving a ranch, and will
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friends in Nebraska.
ie s r m young
M r. and M r*. Adney Fogg,
remain for several weeks.
M r. and Mrs. A. E. Williams former residents of Newberg,
M rs. S. M . K in g left thiamorn-
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in g to spend the holidays w ith w ho are retaining- to Lynton were in tow n Wednesday. H<
from San Francisco, where M r. recently came from Crook counj / Friends — Miss Irene Hodgin
her daughter, M rs- H. J. McDon­
Will lead our meeting next San-
Williams held
position a B ^ j w b e r e J ^ s p ^ ^ y e ^ e a r a tm kfefrill
ald a t Spokane, Washington.
bookkeeper a t the Oregon build- tag d o w n a claim. He n o w « « * Day evening, R egu lar C. B. sub-
She expects to be gone ten days
ing on the exposition grounds, a deed to it and he thinks it ject.
or t w o weeks.
Presbyterian— You are invited
will spend Christmas in N ew berg will prove to be a good venture
Claude Newlin w ho is teaching
to
opr church, half-hour before
at the home o f the parents of later on and is
hoping the
in the Aberdeen,
W ashington
M rs. Williams, M r.-a n d M rs. G. prospective new road into that ¡the regular time for service, to
high school is home for the holi­
0 . Bassett.
section o f the state w ill come enjoy with os a social half-hoar
d a y vacation. On Wednesday
Miss Alberta C. Anderson, near them. M rs. F o g g has been and a cap of tea. N o leader
he w ent to Portland to spend a
daughter o f M r. and M rs. J. V. living on their Dundee tract dar­ mentioned.
couple of days in the city schools.
Baptist— L a s t Sunday evening
Anderson, has resigned her posi­ ing the fall and winter.
Reece T ay lor w ho w a s running tion as stenographer and book­
John U. Smith' went to P o rt­ we had a good meeting, led by
an edger at the sawm ill, got keeper in the United States N a ­ land Tuesday where be attended M iss Carrie Allen, w ith special
his right hand caught, on last tional Bank, and will leave here a reunion o f Com pany A o f the music b y the Misses Zelroa and
Thursday, and the s a w made ngxt week for L os Angeles where Oregon national guard, of which Gladys Jones. Miss N o r a H a r­
quick w o rk in severing three she is to wed W ilbur C. Hutche­ he w a s a member. A banquet w as old son leads the next meeting.
fingers.
He has been about son, on N ew Y ear's day. The given at the Imperial hotel where
M ethodist— Dr. and M rs. Bur­
to w n during the week nursing ceremony is to be performed by music, refreshments and rem­ gess w ill speak on “ Mission
the injured hand.
Rev. Charles E. Lescault, w h o iniscences formed the program W ork in India” next Snndav
Rev. George H . Greer ¿who held special services a t the o f the evening, M r. Smith being evening and we will have special
came in from Otter brook farm Friends church in N ew berg last one of the speakers. The com­ music for the occasion.
Christian— We will have with
on the Red Hills M onday, s a id ! year. The fortunate young man pany w a s mastered in in 1894
us
one of our old members,
the article from the pen o f Pres. w ho is to be the groom, former­ as a unit o f the Oregon national
Teddy
W . Leavitt, n ow State
Isaac Sharpless, o f Haverford ly lived in Portland, but n ow guard. The original roll jin in­
College, which appeared in the has a position as w in dow trim­ hered 74 members and every w orker and corresponding secre­
Graphic recently, is the strong­ mer and card writer for a L os man w a s required to be six feet ta ry for the C. E. o f our denomi­
est paper he has read in opposi- Angeles firm.
Miss Anderson, in height.
M r. Smith easily nation. W e are looking forw ard
tion to the preparedness policy the bride-to-be, has made many filled the requirement in this to a profitable service.
Cbehalem Centei>-No report
‘ w e are hearing so much about friend* since coming to N ew berg particular, w ith some to spare.
from
this society this week
of late and he thinks it sbouid whose well wishing will go with A t one time he held the position
Springbrook—O ur meeting last
be widely circulated..
! her to her new home.
o f lieutenant in the company.
Sunday evening, led by Sewell
Newhouse, w a s especially well
oc
attended. M iss A da Peters will
lead next Sunday evening.
All o f the above societies hold
their meetings every Sunday
evening at 6:30, and you are cor­
dially invited to line np and at­
tend any of these services. The
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president’s cabinet met last Sun­
day afternoon, and matters of
Why is this the most popular Christm as store in N ewberg? The reason is very Sim ple-
D irect and to the point. It is because we give you better values for your money than any
importance for the future o f the
other store, We know that the best w ay to get your dollar is to give you the worth of that
organization
were
discussed.
dollar in return. We do it! Here are a few o f the thousands o f articles we have suitable
Miss Ethel M orris, chairman of
for Christm as gifts. Look over the list ahd then come talk it over with us. W e’ll help you.
the social committee announced
Kodaks
M anicure Sets
Dolls and T oys
Fancy C andy
hfcr plans for a big union social
Flashlights
Combs, Brushes
F ace P ow d er
S afety R azors
to be held Tuesday evening,
Perfum as end
M irrors, B u ffers
H and Bags
December 28 at the Presbyterian
Razors and Strops
church.
A good program , with
T o ilet W aters
M usic Rolls
Fancy Stationery
Shaving Sets
music
by
Kienle’s Orchestra, a
G love and Hand­
Persian Iv o ry
Bibles, Books
Brushes and M ugs
good social time and refresh­
T o ile t Sets
k erch ief Boxes .
Fountain Pens
Cigars, Tobacco
ments, will be enjoyed by all.
Sets and a big line o f Books,. M agazines, Etc^ fo r G entlem en's G ifts
Come. There are n o w approxi­
mately 250 members in the un­
B R IN G Y O U R P R E S C R IP T IO N S T O O U R D R U G S T O R E
ion and all are expected to be
there w ith any friends they may
invite. Come labeled w ith the
first letter o f the society to
w h k h yon belong and help make
FRANK H. CALDW ELL,
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE
this first social gathering o f our
union a grand success.
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COLLEGE NOTIS
School begins Tuesday, January
4, at 8:30 a. m.
The basketball trip planned
for the holidays has been called
off, because o f inability to secure
enough games.
Pacific College easily “ w a l­
loped” N orth Pacific Dental C o l­
lege last Saturday evening by
the score o f 79-13. The visitors
were*without the services of tw o
o f their best men, which partly
accounts for the one sided score.
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night a t the gym before an ap ­
preciative audience ranging be­
tween 150 and 200 people. It
« onld be hard to la y which
w .V i
character performed his' p art
best. The characters of “ Ned”
and “ M rs. S p riggs" seemed to
be general favorites, though all
were greatly appreciated. The
performance speaks well tor the
local talent, and we wish to
commend them on their success­
ful effort. The play brought in
$32.80, which will be spent in
paying off the indebtedness of
the gym.
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Pennants were aw arded for
% .
the song and yell contest M on ­
d ay morningj The respective
winners were George PettingiR
K. C. Rich an d Lee Van Osdal
and M urray Gregory.
attended the Artisan meeting a t
The dorm itory stu4ents held Portland Saturday.
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their Christmas exercises M on ­
Mrs. L o u C arter’s y i a R i were
d ay evening.- A short program M r. and M rs. Frank Kcgney and
w as rendered accompanied by dis­ B ari Carter on Sunday.
tribution of' 5c presents and the
M rs, P . B. Boyd and daughter,
ever-present “eats.”
Miss Mable, have gone to the
A group o f the college fellows former’s aid home a t Tangent.
are planning to “ hike” to the
Lester Daniels, the
Misses
coast during the holidays.
Ruth Parker and Gertrude Rice
spent Sunday with M rs. A. M .
Erickson.
FERNWOOD AM) VKJHITY
M r. and Mrs. J. T. C arter’s
Sunday guests were M r. and
Mrs. M ason Ebbert, M rs. M able
M rs. M aude C o x has gone to Rich and son Elmer.
Spokane to visit friends indefi­
Miss Grace Carter, M r. and
nitely.
M rs. Bvan Carter, George C arter
Rnfns B ristow
and family M r. and Mrs. F. E. Wanless were
were visiting Sunday at W . A. in Portland Saturday purchas­
Parrishes.
ing Christmas gifts.
Ruth Deery, o f Portland, ia
visiting with Claude Fairbanks
this week.
Delila Jones has been
sick tfee last few days.
quite
Ruby M artin, o f Newberg, w as
visiting at the Ross home Satur­
day and Sunday.
Herbert Rollins and Alfred
Daniels, of Donald, were visiting
at M rs. H . C. Ross’ Sunday.
- Arthur Baird, and wife, of
Brighton, are visiting their rela­
tives, the Hobsons, this week.
Think first of
RINGS
For Gifts
W . A. Parrish made a flying
visit to Salem on business last
week, going and returning the
same day.
The Misses Ruby Fosner and
L a u ra C ow m an visited from
Friday to Saturday with Claude
Fairbanks.
The Misses Em m a and Tille
Gohl, of Sherwood, were visiting
with the Wohlgemuths Saturday
and Sunday.
Wallace Jones and
Clifton
Phillips from the Eugene public
school, are visiting the former’s
parents, M r. and M rs. Lee Jones,
of Fernwood.
, As we expected, the Fernw ood
basket ball team defeated the
Dundee team in a match gam e
last Saturday evening at the
local gym. The score w a s 20 to
32, in favor of our boys. The
boys’ next victims will be the
Springbrook team, which they
will play Wednesday night a t
the Fernwood gym.
The play, “ The Courtship of
the Deacon,” o r “ Topsy T u rvy ,”
w a s pulled off last Saturday
G ive one o f those fam ous
W. W. W.
fo r each stone is absolute­
ly guaranteed to S T A Y
C. A . MORRIS
Jew eler and O ptician
BILL
The Plumber
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