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L. T. Hayward, <Hjl ent at the organisation of Ore left Friday for Massachusetts, gon Yearly Meeting. They have called by the tenons illness o f his Heed at Newberg ever since com mother who has since passed ing here, except thirteen years aw ay. Deceased was the only that were spent at Dayton sister o f Thomas Prince. Washington. The husband, David Hiatt, A t the banquet to be given at I the Odd Fellows ball tonight the and tw o foster daughters, Eliza v W. and* famil> speakers will be W. H. Lewis, I. beth M. Roberts, and Rosa Haw WE'LL SELL A FIRST-CLASS down from Salem a few days ago I Rhodes, Rev. B . L. C os and kins, and three brothers, M .J visiting at Hqpry Bhret's. Rev. C. A. W oody. Every man Heston, J. E. Heston, John Hes it»» Melvin Ogden wgs out worn Jin town,^ young and old, is in- ton and tw o sisters, Mrs 9:03 A. M. ear a . m . Thomas Gibson and Mrs. Wm (PANAM A) for 9:10 A. M. 11.308 .A. M. Portland the first o f the week I vited to attend, Meaner, and a large number o ' visiting his uncle, W. B. White, j g, p t Wallace arrived home 1:17 P. M. 5:23 P. M. 4.-05 P. M. 6:58 P. M. • Robert Lewis came from Echo, J from Chicago Mondav where he other relatives mourn the loss of 2:25 P. M. 2M P. M. Umatilla County, to attend the! went to see bin aged mother who wife, mother and sister, while n a o A. M. •12:55 A. M. funeral of Mrs. Pbebe M. H iatt J passed aw ay while be was there, many friends remember her as a 16:51 P. which was held last Sunday. He says he fohnd the Chicago Christian sister •Saturday night only. The subject o f this sketch was tLoop Special Saturday A Sunday Miss Lola Bullard informs her I factories running over time and a birthright Friend, but was not Newberg friends that she has|ba*inc#* : converted until her marriage. to any B. B. Beckham, a nephew o f The Civic Club will meet Fri- secured a government position Prom the time of her conversion ■ ■ no ¡ro¿ this is y ou r opportunity lo pota as stenographer at Ottawa, On-J W. E. White w ho came here ¿u» day afternoon. she was faithful in service to her tario, Canada. ^ Icently from Oklahoma, has food iron and auro $1.50. or write a card ' Miss Myrtle Gause was down Lord. When fanaticism assailed The snow disappeared rapidly bought the pfopertyinthenorth- and wa will from Corvallis last Sunday. ona for you. the local church, she and her Chehalem Center W. C. T. U. Toesday and with continued west part o f tow n, formerly the husband stood for the truth, meets at the home of Mrs. J. C. rain and a southwest breesenone Nathan White home, and is im- and with the faithful ones saved is now left, and good riddance I proving it for a residence which Wills Wednesday, Feb- 9. the church. Phebe M. Hiatt ha« since snow is not appreciated j be will occupy, tjever had ant sympathy with Mrs. Anna Jones and little here, especially when it reaches I Mrs. Ella Metzger, o f Dallas, modern Thought that has daughter spent last Sunday in the slnshy dtage. % w ho is a sister o f Mrs. W. W wrecked the faith of so many Portland with her son, Earl It was the truth when that Nelson, o f Newberg, is talked o f of God’s . children. The voice Jones. ===== local was written saying the in the Polk county papers as a that has spoken the prayer for The Willamette Athletic Club snow had disappeared, bnt the Probable candidate for the re loved ones, and has pleaded for thinking about it too. Miss TO CELEBRATE LIN team will play the Sell wood bas tide turned again Wednesday Publican nomination for repre- the way ward and disobedient is Nora Haroldson has charge of ket ball team on the high school COLN'S the service next Sunday evening, evening and here we have a sentative to the legislature from silent. . floor Saturday night. couple of inches o f the beautiful, W k The editor o f the Inde- The last intercession has been “ Consecration of Influence.” W. R. C. held their regular - M rs. E. B. G off returned, from and it is still coming. A cordial welcome aw aits yon pendence Enterprise is said to be made, the last earnest entreaty meeting January 27, joining with Condon last week and brought A banquet i. to be giren at tbe I* c n o d id ^ tor the IXM tioo. has been spokeir. 3 Earth’s min- at any o f these y oop g prop*®*« Post, are planning to celebrate her daughter, Mrs. McBwen, In a letter, received from J im ! ijtryisxurcr^gnd Heavens praise services, and it will be an inspir Lincoln’* birthday February 12. Odd FfUows Hal| this, Tbnrs- and the twins home with her for ation to ydq to attend. day evening, when speakers will j U. Ames written from Lincoln, begun. On Feb. 10 will observe a a visit. t r Press Committee. be present tb talk in behalf of J Nebraska, mwhichjre sent money double golden wedding. C. K. Knickerbocker, book the Layman’s Missionary meet- to renew^ his subscription, he NOTES FROM YOUNG Special honor is to be shown keeper in the United States Na ing which it to be hfld in Port- J COLLEGE NOTES that if we had some o f their to those ladies of the Relief Corps PEOPLE'S ONION tional Bank, has been laid up at w land next week. A nominal t e e ftw e n t y -b e lo w z e r o weather who were wives o f soldiers at Examinations are holding the his room s during tfic week w ith L , twenty-fite cents will be along with onr snow we would the tim e o f the Civil War, and Let the good work g o on. “ In center Of tbs Stage-this week. the grippe. charged. know what real winter is. He they will be designated “ The union there is power,” and the L B. Rhodes, state secretary o f Tom Herd who was on his C ol; Tom Belcher who rims the birther that when the state general interest manifested in C olor Guard.” , Press Cor. the Y. M. C. A., spoke in chapel rounds as boss carpenter for the Flavel hotel on the lower Co.nm- ^ o o l at Normal, which Mire ottr different societies since the Friday morning, Jan. 28- Mr. Southern Pacific on the “ loop,*? bia, spent last Sunday at his old IMraa “ attending, closes m organization o f our union would Rhodes was in town arranging spent a little time in Newberg home in LaFayette and on Mon- | ^ nl th^y wiU return to their jsack up the truth o f this com the Laymen’s Missionary la st Saturday. day _ stopped off in Newberg to J b°m< a^ NSwberp mon saying. TJreW. C. T. U. win meet at banquet to be held this evening. T . Blair received a letter a ‘We are going t o have another Mrs. F, A/^Pnacan, o f Hills see Mrs- Belcher’s father, Hon. J. the honre of Mrs. f f . F . Wilkin The basketball ream made a boro, visited in Newberg last C. Nelson, w ho has been eon: w days ago from Fred Blair] Very successful trip last Friday Saturday with her m other, Mrs. fined at his home for some time written from Marquam telling ing at the Baptist church, lin.- Wednesday evening, Feb. 9. and Saturday, winning from Sarah Christenson, and her with a severe cold. o f the death ofthe latter’s father. iooray! for our social commits 1” ~ T » » ’" 'T '- g S u b j«t— Christian a L e n r iú p " Philomath College by the score _ Mw> Q , awfcrin- brother. Will Christenson. ^ The funeral of Mrs. Pbebe M* Boos Blair, which occurred on Rggfl detailed descsiptti & $ T -~ H u ria r was Egos HH1, the .father o f A. • event elsewhere in this ip. Hiatt, wife o f David Hiatt. -w< " nst __ a . We are AH in for good clean VJ* °* 56-9 fr°m A lteny College have to elect a new president at otlT C rtO Q . H ill'dT tt'O ran dt. Is here visit- a t the home, corner The members o f the team report The deceased was a resident o f ing the families of L. M. Parker Eighth and Meridian streets ou'. fob any old time—just come out th at time on account of illness and Rev. Chat O. Whitely. His last Snndav afternoon at 2:80 Newberg many years ago and tp this social if you don’t believe royal treatment at both . places. in the family onr dearly M ov ed , home is at Carthage, Indiana. o ’clock, by Rev. Charles O. W uiteJ ** weI* remembered by many o f it. We do not forget the serious Philomath will appear for a re Mrs. E tta M oore, resigned. It turn game on the local floor, Rev. Frank L., Burns, district ly, pastor o f Friends church. the oIder “ ttlers. He came to sj.de o f our business as tore go ia desired that as many members Feb. 10, and Albany will be seen Funeral directors, Hodeon & E l-|°TeKon from Iow a about forty along either. Our Presbyterian as possible be present. elder o f Portland district, will be | ye«rs ago. F or several years friends are ont with a good rous here Feb. 18. the evangelist in the revival liott. Press Superintendent. The glee club has arranged to ing report o f their last Sunday meetings at the Free Methodist "F. B. Vestal will leave in a few P“ #t **« had Hved « Portland, On Tuesday evening at 5:46 evening service, stating th at the >ractke twice a week in prepara- church, commencing February 6. days for his little shanty on the FERNWOOD AND VKNTT Montana claim which he is hold-1 o ’clock the lights went out and meeting was made unusually in ion for a concert to be given You come. # He runs a barber Newberg was in darkness tor teresting by well prepared talks sometime in March. Mrs. F. H. Browning has been ing down. Lewis A dolf and bride o f A t in Newberg the past tew days shop in the little village some nearly three hours, with a premi on the lives*of foreign missionar The local oratorical try ont merican Falls, Idaho, are visiting visiting with friends. She went miles aw ay from the claim and nm on tallow candles where they ies. Mr. Kopp will lead the ser ias been set for this (Thursday) with the former’ s parents this to Astoria in November in order goes back and forth on foot. He could be had. The electric light vice next Sunday evening, the afternoon. week in Fern wood. to be with her mother, and leased says he has never encountered people say the trouble was ex- subject tor consideration being Misses Ethel Ross, Roxie Hob a photograph gallery there, bnt anything more dangerous in the perienced somewhere east o f “ Christian Endeavor Fidelity SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES son. Mary Hobson and Evelyn BAPTIST soon had to give it up and take wilds o f that country than a pig Oswego where the power wire and Force,” M att. xxv:31-40. 10 a. m.—Sunday school, Omar Baker were visitors at the Fern- her mother to a Portland hospi in the road, the sight of which went down with the weight o f The Friends society will also wood school Thursday afternoon. tal where she died, tos noted last made his hair stand straight np, ice. The local plant here was study the same topic, with Miss Kendall, superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf o f Spring- 11 a. m.—Theme, “ The Things week. Mrs. Browning has not as it was at night and be took it fired np when it was found that Mable Rush as their leader. brook were visitors at the Roes decided where she will make her, for a dog, and of dogs he has a | no immediate relief was to be ex Chehalem Center society will That Count.” home Sunday. 3:50 p. m —Junior meeting,' pected from dow n the line, bnt be led next Sunday evening by home in the future. j mortal fear. Miss Irene Powell has fully re I ow ing to the fact that the engine Ellis Picket, their faithful press Vliss Stone, superintendent. room was flooded it was difficult committee reporter, and they 5:30 p. m. — B. Y. P. U. devo covered from her recent attack to get stegm np tor some time call attention to the regular tional meeting, theme, “ The o f the grippe. Her many friends rejoice to see her up and around and it was close, to three hours monthly business meeting and Consecration of Influencs.” before the lights came on. The social next Friday evening at the * 7:30 — Evangelistic meeting, again. electric train due to arrive here home o f W. R. Everest. These theme, “ A Living or a Life.” The Pacific College second bas at 5:23 was stranded below people go, rain or shine, and the PRESBYTERIAN ketball team played the Fern-1’ Oswego for the want o f power snow don’t even stop them. Morning theme Feb. 6—"Onr wood boys a basketball game at and it was finally brought up by Miss Olive Ramsey will lead Schools.” E v e n i n g — An n u a l the latter’s gymnasium Friday a locom otive, arriving here about the meeting at Springbrook next raise Service, auspices of the night The score was 20 to 24 in 10 o ’clock. The seven o ’clock Sunday evening, their topic be ^adies Missionary Society. Spe favor o f Fernwood. Mr. Fiske’s train came later. Vernon Gould, ing “ Fidelity and Force,” the cial music and exercises. _ school boys also playefl the New who was on the 5:23 train, says same as some others have for Mid-week services Wednesday, berg eighth grade boys, the lat the coaches cooled off rapidly consideration. ?eb. 9th: “ TheRecord ol Gen. V ." ter winning, the score being 12 when the electricity qnit coming The Epworth Leaguers say to 16. This is the first defeat CHRISTIAN and he with other passengers their January social was a great Sunday, Feb. 6—9:45 a. m. for the school boys this season. who had waded the sloppy success, despite the fact that the Bible School, D. B. Putnam, sup W. B. Baker, who is teaching streets o f Portland during the snow was on and it was exami erintendent. near Salem, was visiting with his * day felt the chill daring the long nation week a t the schools. 11:00 a. m—Theme, “ The Work family the week-end. Mildred wait very perceptibly. They are looking forward al o f the Holy Spirit.” Raker who has been quite sick ready to their February social from lagrippe the last week is 6:30 p. m.—C. E. Devotional the latter part of the month, it service. Business meeting. Social now up and around again. being a leap-year affair. The of the C. E. on Friday, Feb. 4th The West Chehalem team play Pbebe M. Heston was born in boys had better look out. Miss at 7:30 p. m in the basement of ed the Fernwood team a basket Ijeflerson County, Iow a, Feb Grace Wilson will lead their the church. All are invited. ball game Monday night- at t)ie ruary 22, 1849,* and died at meeting next Sunday evening. OU NEED BETTER LIGHT IN YOUR HOME. You 7:30 p. m.—Theme, "The Pow F e r n w o o d gymnasium. The Newberg, Oregdfc, January 28, The Baptist young people had er o f Conscience.” should enjoy all the comforts, conveniences and econo Fernwood team were the win 1916, being a few days less than a very interesting meeting last mies o f modern lighting which are provided by ners, the score being 20 to 54. 67 years of age. She was a Sunday evening, dne to the good CARD OF THANKS j daughter o f Joseph and Rachel worts o f our leader, Bert Miller, Heston. Her marriage to David who handed out topics for con We wish to thank all our They give three times as much light as carbon lamps with Hiatt occurred on the 20th an- sideration and preparation be friends who so kindly assisted the same current, and are rugged and durable. I civersary o f her birth in the year, fore the meeting hour. Prepared daring the sickness and death of REGULAR HOME SIZES N O W -O N LY 27 CENTS J1869, and in her native county. talks alw ays add interest to any onr beloved husband and father. ■ >»4-, • v * "■ 4:1 n : • , They removed to Spring Bank, meeting, and all leaders will do Also for the many beautiful floral | Nebraska, in 1879. well to look into their subject offerings. Mrs. Angie Barcrott, In the spring o f 1893 they before the time for meeting, and nbxt noon to sosTornez John W. Barcroft, Jr., | came to Newberg and were pres Ambrose Barcroft. < that other menib^p are Unta February 15 A grade Electric Y A M flu ELECTRIC CO. im f. t |ns. n ffB E ju p potash ) The Way to Better Light Y National M AZDA Lamps Newberg Drug Company f . ;. si * * i H
