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M itt H orton, daughter o f Mr* >• Mrs. Charley Lapp has been >
0 . B. Olmstead, ot Portland !• out from Portland during the
jura« here Sunday visiting w ftl h week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca Allen.
Rev. T. Brouillette, of Port* I
Hon. J.. C. Nelson, who hai • land, passed through Newberg
been confined at his home tor ner- - today on his way home from the
eral weeks, is able to get out t Presbytery.
again on bright days.
’■ • L ee P o w e ll, candidate for
Rev. George H. Lee made a
Dale
Butt
came
home
from
U.
• county commissioner, C. Roy
trip to McMinnnville and Cor­
of
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last
week,
bringing
irith
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Faulconer, candidate for sheriff,
vallis Tuesday.
him his friend, Mac. Maurice, and I both of Sheridan, and the mayor
Mrs. Ralph Williams, o f Port­ “ Don,” their canine tratenpty
r ot Sheridan were in Newberg last
land, was a guest o f Mrs. Wm.
mascot, to spend the spring va- • Saturday.
Paxson last Sunday.
cation.
U. 8. G. Miller, W. H. Wood*
Under the auspices o f the high
TO GET YOUR HOUSE WIRED
| On account o f the Easter $|j|t I worth, S. L. Parrett and John
school, the Bastera Jubilee Quar­
ON THE SPECIAL PRICE PLAN
the W oman's Auxiliary to Pamflc ' Hutzen made a trip to The Dalles
tet, colored, gave a very good
| College will meet Saturday after­ ’ last M onday where they were
entertainment at Ofancan’s Hall noon, April 18, at* 2:30, instead
I shown through the big cannery
on last Saturday night.
of the regulartim e, at the hdjme ! built and operated last season
W. W. Nickell and Martin Mil­ o f Mrs. Oliyer Weesner on C h i­ • by Libby, McNeil He Libby. They
ler, both of whom are seeking ton way, Bast Hancock street.
say it is large and well equipped
the nomination tor the office o f
Del. Winters whose death frn§j i plant and that the people o f The
were here from
county
a gunshot wound is noted in the > Dalles consider it one ot their
WHY NOT HAVE A MODERN HOME?
the county seat last Saturday.
Rex items, was a son of A; J. best assets.
.... Mrs. C. J. Edward« is hers
In accordance with the an­
•12:55 A. M . from Tillamook on a visit with WWters who formerly lived o$ •
farm near Rex, but who now nouncement made in the Graphic
relatives, and C. J. is out and in lives near Ballston. No details i recently J. W. Stevens, fire mar­
•Saturday night only.
tLoop Special Saturday A Sunday occasionally as he is circulating ot the casaulty have been ft- shal o f Portland, came out last
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between Salem and Portland on eeived
by the relatives here.
Thursday and made a number of
Dr. G. B. Stuart was up from business.
John G. Bek man, editor of the talks along lines of fire preven­
Gladstone Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cook left here for Telephone - Register, with Mrs. tion that were very helpful. I
Charles K . Spaulding was Raymond, Washington, Mon- Eckman, twodaughters and tw o About the only criticism be made _
day morning where her sister young sons, motored to New­ ot conditions here as be saw
dow n from Salem Wednesday.
Deputy Pish and Game Warden and husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. berg on Friday o f last week for them, was the collection o f moss | Ah
Parker was here from McMinn­ H. W oody, went some time ago an airing, by the grace of a good on some roofs which he said
and where he has a good jo b in natured automobile dealer who should n ot be allowed. In his
ville Wednesday.
a shingle mill.
wanted good live ballast for the party there were Cap Fred R ob­
Springtime is at hand. Uncle
The members o f the West Che-
State
Engineer,
John
H.
Lewis
erts o f the arson squad, Mr.
Frits has shed that bristling,
halem
Band are preparing to
furnishes the information that
Wright, chief operator, ’ Harry.
kaiser-made mustache.
give a program at the Ribbon
the Springbrook Water Associa­ fire marshal who spent a day in Beck and Chas. Heveland, the
Harold Say w ho is a student
Ridge hall Saturday evening,
tion has been granted a permit Newberg last week, visited the latter a former Newberg boy.
in the U. of 0 . was here Sunday
April 15.
for diverting water from the M. C. Wire & Son poultry yards Sheldon A. Stubbs, the insurance
visiting his brother who is at­
- Plans are being laid for a meet­
Oliver springs* on the side ot Che- and was so taken with the fine man, who waa instrumental in
tending high school.
Ramsdell 144 ac Albert Gaines ing o f the local Farmers1 Union,
balem Mountain above Spring- array of White Leghorns that he getting them to come Newberg,
die sec 17 t 5 s r 3 w $10.
D. B. Smith, who recently re­ brook tor domestic purposes.
to be held April 29 and a county
returned in a few days with his banqueted them at his home.
turned from an extended visit
meeting o f the onion to be held
Friday ot this week has been family for a second visit at the
with relatives in the New Eng­
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early in July.
named as visiting day at the col­ yards.
land states, is in town.
B. F. Yergeu, M. W. Patton,
lege, with an invitation extended
F. R. Rundell and son Hugh
W. H. Hitchen is planning to
J. U. Smith and Prof. B. H.
to all w ho are interested in any went to Portland Tuesday and
leave for Biamark, North Dakota,
9:45 a. m.—Bible school, Les­ Anderson attended —a- county
with a view o f locating on land w ay to spend a part or all the completed arrangements with
meeting o f the Farinera* Union
ter Jones, superintendent.
day in and about the buildings, the Southern Pacific fur the lat­
in that aection. Mrs. Hitchen
11:00 a. m.—Sermon, “ Chris- at Dayton last Saturday.
and the baby will remain here and Attending classes as they ter to begin work at once tor the or a change of venue, in
s and Personals
houae, thus getting in on the
watting list o f those w ho are
booked for positions in the ma­
chine shops.
" Mrs. C. A. Walker is here trdm
Hillsboro visiting with R w
Mamie Marr. She ia a daughter
o f the late A. Ammerman who
I never circulated a petition in
died in the Soldiers’ Home at Newberg for a change o f venue
rent and Mrs. Penning-1 R°8cbarX “
a* ° ‘ *
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* W|H in m y H. D. Winters’ suit nor did
ived home last Sunday ** remctnbeied h* * °mc oi our the supreme coart recently decide
The case was
icir trip East in the inter-1 PcoPle “
the Httle girl com- against me.
he college, in which they P * ™ “ °* her tatber wbcn they decided but once on its merits, in
ite successful. Mrs. Pen- re5lded m Newb" g some years the supreme court, and that was
several years ago. Here is the
has been laid up all **°*
, account of an ulcerated
B. B. Brodie, editor and pub- point: The decree was obtained
Both made a good gain 1 lisber o f the Oregon City Bnter- by frand It it true that I have
for the new auditorium build
it while they were gone, prise and president of the Ore- made several trials to get at
ing.
I gon Editorial Association, in this thing in the right w ay but
----------------------------------- -1 company with Phil Bates, secre- have been misled by attorneys.
1 i sn' t m JTsdmk ta ry o fth e association, spent a But why should I worry, when
.............. —.....— J little time in Newberg last S a tu r- I am now on the right track and
During the day can g o on to win.
Our army is in Mexico. They
W e make it a point to carry only
have been misled as to the where­
goods o f know n quality and established
abouts of Villa on several oc­
casions,
but have they given np,
reputation* That is w hy you will find
o r have they been ordered to
only the genuine K od ak goods in our
stop? (Yes and no) Yes, by the
jin
go press. No, by those in
day for Utica, New York, in com-
camera departm ent.
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authority.
When they get their
pany with Mrs. Gould, where he
goes as a delegate to the General eyes on Villa, be will throw up
Conference of the church. While the white flag. I am now on
they are aw ay they expect to the right track and I expect soon
visit with relatives in Iow a and to see the white flag flying. ■
WU1 E. Purdy.
at his old home in Maine, and
and K odak Supplies o f all kinds, alw ays on hand»
Mrs. Orville Hollingsworth
and children have been out from
Toledo on a visit with relatives
during the week.
Blwood S. Minchin who came
out from Portland to spend
Sunday at the Home ot fiia par­
ents above Dundee, said that he
recently landed the largest sale
o f hardware that had been made
in Portland in three years. He
is with the Failing McCalman
Co., wholesale dealers in hard­
ware, located at 88-90 Front
street, and the sale waa made to
W. B. Haines, of Portland, who
is interested in the sale of fire ex­
t in g u is h e r s , stopped over in
Newberg Tuesday evening while
on his stay to McMinnville. He
was engaged in the banking bus-
neas at Forest Grove a few years
ago and was also postmaster
there tor a time. *
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[ will be gone until Jnne. It is
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Hall who spent the winter with
his sister, Mrs. Jennie Groff, at
Santa Ana, California, will re-
I turn and take charge o f the local
jchnrch work in the absence of
the pastor.
Judge Dodson and Commis­
sioners Allan and Gunning were
here on Wednesday arranging
for a survey o f the Rex hill with
a view o f commencing w ork on
the grade at an early day. A big
slide on the river road west of
the J. C. McCrea residence also
took considerable o f their atten­
tion, and a plan is on foot to
overcome this difficulty, which is
liable to be repeated any winter,
by laying out a new road extend­
ing south tow ard the river from
the end ot South College street.
If this plan is carried out a bridge
over a canyon will be required
which it is estimated will cost
$ 1000 .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Evening— D o They Know o f
Us in Heaven?”
Wednesday, April 19—“ Latest
Mission News.” ||
Friday, April 14, at 2:30—
Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs.
Lutz’ home
BAPTIST
Morning sermon—“ The Death
ofJesus.”
Fvening sermon—“ TheCentnr-
ian’s Verdict.”
B. Y. P. U. Topic — “ Good
Prayer Meetings and H ow to
Have Them Always.”
Wednesday evening — “ India,
the Rudder of the Sea
WESTÇHEHALEM
Miss Hazel Bovd spent last
Saturday in Portland.
Miss Crystal Smith spent last
Saturday in Portland.
Mrs. Bllinger, o f Nebraska, is
spending this week with Mrs. H.
C. Baker.
.
H. Anderson4and tamil: ly were
Sunday guests o f Prof, and Mrs.
B. H. Anderson.
Mrs. E. G. Fendall and son
Kenneth were in Portland on
Saturday o f last week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Amoth
spent Sunday afternoon with
D. P. Shaw and family.
Those who expect to take part
in the singing tor the Easter pro-
gram rehearsed last Sunday
afternoon. L'
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bailey
and Miss Josephine Johnston
were Sunday guests ot H. C.
FIRST OF ALL. Only
neglect on your part to take
care o f your eyes.
SECOND By strain­
ing your eyes reading and
studying when they need
help.
THIRD. By using the
cheap reading glasses fitted
by some incompetent person.
Do you know that nine out
o f ten people who ¡come to
me with cataracts have no
one to blame but themselves?
For only a few dollars spent
from time to time in keep-
ing their eyes in proper
shape their eyes would have
been good as long as they
N eglect N ever Pays
I f you suspect E yestrain
D O N T P U T IT O F F
C om e A t O n ce— T o-d a y!
C. A. MORRIS
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