Dr. C. A. Eld ridge, of Port*
Pratt K. Siltpn, democratic
land, was in tow n Monday.
candidate for sheriff, , was in
}
Born—T o Mr. and Mr*. B. P. town Wednesday.
Hamilton on last Sunday night,
Mr. and Mrs. George H ow ­
a son.
land have gone to Carson
Dorothy Hall went to Springs for a stay o f several
Eugene on Monday to visit with weeks.
friends.
Dr. Young, pastor of the Rap-
Mra. E. C. Baird visited with
church in Albany, will de­
Prof. R. W. Kirk, of Corvallis,
relatives in Portland last Sun
has been elected as snperinten- liver a gospel temperance sermon
dav.
• Ith e city park Sunday evening
dent of the Tillamook school
Mrs. C. J, McClain is out from
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hadley a t 8 o’clock.
Portland visiting her brother, and babe and Miss Cora Hadley
Enjoy today w h at the genius of m an has contrived
The college auxiliary will meet
W. W. Hollingsworth.
went to Newport the first o f the w i t h Mrs. Pennington àt 2
for the comfort of those w h o rock die cradle and
Will Crater has a big jo b of week for a stay of several days o ’clock od Saturday afternoon.
rule the w orld. Electric cooking is the ideal w a y .
wood-cutting for the farmers at the beach.
I t is an important meeting and a
out in West Chehalem.
It is codring D e Luxe.
Mrs. Stnbbi^ the mother of full attendance is desired
Mrs. R. L. Dudrow was out Sheldon Stubbs, came out from
Miss Eunice Lewis and her
from Portland Saturday and Portland last week, in company mother came home from New-
Sundav visiting her sister. Mrs with Miss Frances Edgerton, of port last Monday. They said
J. Carl Nelson
that np t a last Saturday they
Seattle^ for a. visit-
... '
A feller can’t td l it a hen is a
J. C. Colcord, cashier ot the .Henry Chase, D. P, Gibson, I. had fine weather on the beach.
E asy T erm s
good layer by lookin’ at her— United States National Bank, N. Campbell and Mrs. Maggie
Miss Amy Harger has given
and yon can’t tell it a washing has been taking a layoff from Littlefield went to Spokane to the invalid wheel chair that was
machine is better than a wash­ work daring the week, for
register tor chances at the U. S used by her mother, now de
board bv
* lookin’ at it. Get one needed rest. -
drawing for the CoLvilJe Indian ceased, to the local W. R. C. for
o f them High Speed machines The regular monthly business tuidA.
fhe use o f the members who are
'
from the boys a t “ The Big Hard­ meeting of Associated Charities
•HT
Y O U B IG H T ”
shut
in.
Rev. Charles O. Whitely re­
w are Store“ on S o days* * .free will be Held Monday evening,
A number o f the members of
ceived a message from Center
trial and you’ll Snow you're get- July 24, at 8 o ’clock.—Ida M.
ville, Indiana, on last Thursday, the local G. A. R. and W. R. C.
tin’ the best washin’ machine on Woods, Secretary.
giving information o f the death posts went to Dayton Wednes­ duet at the Methodist meeting. to the present showing o f the
earth.
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H. A. Cox and family, o f New o f his sister who bad been in fail­ day to attend the annual meet­ John Hanson will lead the month. During the entire mouth
ing of the Yamhill County Veter- meeting at. the Baptist .church o f July in 1909 the precipitation
berg-,
and Miss Yerkes, of Port ing health for a long time.
Mrs. G. W. Cutts was oat
ans’
Association. They report a next Sunday evening, consider­ waa 2.26 inches. Iir—the 24
land,
were
dinner
guests
last
Rev. B. L. Hicks who attended
from Portland Tuesday.
Sunday ot Mr. and Mrs. S. W. the annual gathering o f the pleasant and profitable gather- ing the topic “ Enthusiasm; Its hoars ending at 8 o ’clock this
Mrs. Barbara Austin is here
Value and H ow to Cultivate It.” morning the rainfall at Portland
Newhouse at Shady Nook.
Christian church a t Turner last in*.
fsom Albany, visiting relatives.
The rest room tor ladies which week says the attendance was .President Pennington and fam­ Bert Miller led the last Sunday was .69 o f ah inch.
* J. W. Barcrott has again taken
was recently fitted np in the large and the reports from the ily who camped on the Santiam evening meeting and nearly ev­
charge ot the Newberg Drug Co.
basement ot the city ball at a various sections very gratifying. river out east ot Salem last week eryone in attendance took part !
store.
and made the meeting very in­
cost to the city o f $276.96 and
E. P. Hamilton has leased the are home again and report a
Up to Wednesday morning the
G. N ., Hickok, cashier o f the which has been furnished by the
teresting and profitable to those
Depot Livery Stable o f Joe Hess poor catch ot fish, thé streams
cannery
at Springbook had ta­
Aurora State Bank, was in town Civic Club, was opened for use
present.
and w ill use it in connection being too fall for good fishing.
L e t’s all join with our several ken in stuff as follow «:
today on business.
E. Croxer brought them
on Wednesday.. ,
with his wood business by tear­
pastors
in making the next six Royal Anne cherries ..... ...108,606 lbe.
Mrs. Ruth Bailee has gone to
from Rosedale Monday.
Miss Ella Nelson, senior nurse ing out the stalls and * utilising
weeks o f evening Union services
stay with a friend at Beaverton in the Hoqniam, Washington, the yard that has been used as a
W. E. White and A. P. Oliver
White cherriee.................. 14,467 “
o
f the churches a grand success Biade cherries..................... 6,921 “
for an indefinite time.
attended
the
meeting
o
f
the
In­
hospital, is here visiting at the stock pen.
and we will be benefitted by at­ Loganberries...................... 9,299 ”
Miss Louise Austin has been home o f her parents, Mr. and
David Coyle, brother o f Mrs. terstate Realty Association in tending these services and the Black cap s........................ „186,769 ”
here from Albany during the Mrs. W. W. Nelson. Her sister, J. B. Mount, who recently re­ Portland thé first of the week
présence o f the Union young peo­
week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Bird Partridge, is also out turned from Io w a where he And say they had a most glori­
Total
MM M ,”
ple will add enthusiasm and in­
ous
time.
Mr.
White
took
part
- Mrs. Sam Dimond and chil­ from Portland.
To
this
tuust
be
added
4139
spent the past tw o years, is in
terest.
_____________
in
the
five-minute
speech-making
crates
of
strawberries,
equaling
dren were out from Portland on
F. M . Day, with his wife and town. He says business condi­
about 35 tons.
. a visit w ith relatives the first of tw o children arrived here from tions are not as good in Io w a as contest, and although first prim
the week.
^
North ‘ Yakima,
Washington, they are reported to be farther t « * to
R Belknap, o f War-
Fenton, and second prize to M.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Jeffries left Wednesday morning and are vis­ east.
^
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%
Lee, of Canby, be came in for
All A. O. U. W. members in this
tor Mapletou, Lane county, on iting with the Charley Waide
Mrs. Eva H. Hull, her sister,
fa
v
o
r
a
b
le
mention”
in
the
re­
county
are cordially invited and
resn rm u K
family
out
in
West
Chehalem.
Wednegday where they will
Mrs. Elisabeth Foster, of Co­
port
given
by
the
Oregonian,
urgently
requested
to
meet
in
Morning—The
L ord’s §upgerA
spend a month or more. Maple- Mrs. Day and M r. Waide are lumbus, Ohio, and Prof. Alexan­
which
said
he
told
o
f
“
our
fine
M
cM
inavilk
Saturday
evening,
Evening—Union Gospel Tem­
ton is located west of Eugene, sister and brother.
der Hull, left here Wednesday
streets
and
roads,
the
sawmill,
July
29,
at
a
reunion
and
rally,
perance
Service in the park,
not far from the beach.
Prof, and Mr». Oliver Weesner for Port Orford, Curry county,
creamery,
loganberry
and
can-
at
which
the
grand
lodge
officers
[United
choir
under charge o f V.
Mrs. Bilyeu and her daughter, and little daughter left here on where they will spend several
nery
plants,
of
the
great
fruit
will
be
present
and
address
the
V.
Gould.
All
come.
Miss Gertrude, of Albany, who Saturday evening of last week weeks visiting with a brother of
farms that abound on the fertile meeting. Supper will be served.
C H R IS T IA N
were on their way to Montana, for their visit with Indiana rela­ Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Foster.
The
affair
promises
to
be
highly
soil
about
the
city,”
and
farther
9:45 a. m.—Bible school,
stopped over here the first of the tives. They expected to reach
Miss Dorothy Ehret arrived
that “ Newberg is a good place enjoyable, as well as profitable, ter Jones, superintendent.
St.
Paul
in
time
to
attend
the
week for a visit with the Per­
home last week from Whittier,
in acquainting the members with
11 a. m.-Sermon, “ The Faith.”
National Prohibition Party Con­ California, where she spent eight for wornont ministers.”
kins ana Gweo families.
the
present
gratifying
condition
7 p. m.— C. E. prayer meeting.
On Tuesday Miss Esther Miles
months. She says it is pleasing
• Frank Wood is competing for vention.
o f the order and other informa­ / 7 p. m .—Intermediate-Junior
received
a
card
from
Oskaloosa,
C. C. Corbin who came out to get back to the green fields of
a prise offered by L. W. Hill, the
tion that every member-should Endeavor.
from
Portland to visit his son- Oregon again where nature Iow a, giving information o f the
big railroad magnate, for the
Union services at city park at
drowning of James and William have. The A. O. U. W. has re­
best fourteen-inch tar of corn, in-law and daughter, Mr.- and smiles from grow ing trees and
cently
published
a
splendid
state­
night.
Kelsey, the sons o f Prof. W. Irv­
and Prank must be reckoned Mrs. Wm. Schick, died of apo­ rabbling brooks.
ment showing a margin of safety
ing
Kelsey,
who
was
at
one
time
with in a prise contest on any­ plexy on last Friday. Funeral
C. C. Harman and H. P. Burn- President o f Pacific College. of over $91,000 and assets suf­
thing grown from the soil. In services were conducted at the Ham, of Sherwood, have be^n
The card stated that the boys ficient to meet all certificates as
the past he has won prize? at a Hollingsworth chapel on Sun­ bringing berries of the “ Phenom­
went for a hike with some Boy they mature by their terms.
day afternoon by Rev. F. C.
number o f the big expositions.
enal” variety to the juice plant, Scouts on Frida? of last week Every member in tip county is
W. M. Trent, of McMinnville, Staunard.
of enormous sise, twenty-one and a t Skunk river they went invited to this meeting. .
J. H. Moore, son ot J. W. berries weighing a pound. They
who was awarded the contract
Alex. Westerfield,
wading. James stepped into a
for grading the Rex hill at a cost Moore, who has been engaged are practically the same as the
J. G. Eckeman.
hole beyond bis depth and W il­
of $3,C41.11, is wanting a num­ in the dairy business at M t. Ver­ oganberry, though they are sup­
liam went to his rescue but failed
ber of teams for work on the non, Washington, for the past posed to be not quite so tart.
in
the attempt, both being
job . F. E. Hobson ar.d H. M. few years, was here visiting his
Professors M. D. Hawkins and drowned.
Their tqther was
Alleging that he was deprived
Hoskins, former Newberg lads, parents the first ot the week.
Harold Taggart who resigned aw ay at Minneapolis at the
ot the ability .to chew tobacco
were award», d the contract for He was on his w ay home from
their respective positions on the time. The boys were twelve to
by injuries he suffered when a
building the concrete culvert at Shoshone, Idaho, where he went
acuity o f Pacific College at the fourteen years old and are re­
the toot of the hill at $319. • ! to take a look at the country.
wagon on which he was riding
close o f the school year, expect membered here as bright little
and a street car collided, - Robert
to enter the University ot Cali­ fellows, as they were when the
Bowman, a teamster, is suing
fornia at the beginning ot the family lived in Newberg.
the Indianapolis Tractioo & Ter­
Ph—t Whitt 113 new year in August. Claude
You can do it with K R Y P -
rt B
T 0 K Glasses, These pqr-
minal company for $5000 dam­
Newlin, o f the class of 1911, and
« fect bifocals — f r e e f r o m
ages. Bowman was driving a
Ellis Pickett, of the class of
lines, seams or shoulders —
load of sand. He was thrown
restore the splendid eyesight
1915,
Pacific
College,
are
also
Good reports are coming from off to the pavement and his low ­
HP*
•
of
your youth and make it
thinking of goin g to Berkeley the Springbrook society. There
er ja w was dislocated.
possible
for your eyes to in­
for work in the university.
were fifty in attendance at one
stantly adjust themselves
His complaint says he had
5 Delay in picking berries, occa­ of their recent meetings and
from near to far vision.
used tobacco for years, and since
sioned by the rain, called for a good lively interest and enthusi­ the accident has been “ deprived
No more fussing with two
grand rusl\ when the clouds asm is manifest among those
pairs of glasses—or putting
ot the pi*a sure and enioyment”
r o l l e d by, and conseqnently who attend. Robert Dann’s vis­ he formerly had.
up with the annoying lines
and seams o f old fashioned
things piled up. A t the juice it to this society explaining the
bifocals. The smooth solid,
plant 40,000 pounds of logan- work ot the C. E. of the Friends
clear KRYFrOK lenses can­
The owner o f in
, berries were received on Tues­ denomination was very interest­
not be distinguished from
Rantman can tell
From the evening Telegram
d a y and more t h a n . 3 0 , 0 0 0 ing and profitable. Lyle Hub­
single vision glasses.
you all about it. H e
pounds on Wednesday, making bard w ill lead the meeting next the following is gleaned:
is a7 Mend o f the
In the last 45 years there has
it necessary for the force to work Sunday evening.
Kodak,which lathe
The Epworth League ot the been nQ other July so wet as the
long into the night to take care
Boat highly devel­
Farther
o f what was offered. More than Methodist church will have a present one to date.
oped instrument on
20,000 gallons of juice is already leaderless meeting next Sunday back than 1871 there was n o 1 N E W B E R G
OREGON
the market today.
bottled, and barrels are now be­ evening, owing to the fact that weather bureau at Portland and J
Come in and look
ing filled and put into cold stor­ Miss Grace Wilson was booked no official records o f the ele- j
them over.
age. Jones Bros, are beginning to lead and she will accompany meats were kept. To and in-)
to wonder where the berries are the other members of the Union eluding July 17 up to 10 o ’clock,
Take all kinds o f literature home with you. I t ’ s free.
coming from, and seem to be in Executive Board to Rex, »'here this morning the rainfall at {
doubt as to whether or not it they will have charge ot the 8 Portland totaled 2.01 inches, i
will be necessary to build a reser­ o'clock service on Sunday even­ Covering the same period, the
voir to hold the juice, since the ing.
Miss Katherine Romig, j rainfall in 1909 to and including
JNO. W. BANCROFT. JR.
Newberg, Oregea
middle of the picking season, with Miss Ethel Morris o f the » J u ly 17 amounted to 1.49 inch-1 PHONE SUCK 49
2*2 FUST
Neat Dear te l
only, has been reached.
Presbyterian Society, will sing a ;es, which is the nearest approach1
Economy to be with-
out an Electric Range__
You’ll have one some day,
w
Si D raft
SAYS
h y m i f i
Electric Ranges from $25 up
Yamhill Electric Co.
SFRBKBROOI CAMUSI REtBPIS
4 -•
REUNION AND RALLY OF
A. 0. U. f .
r
LOST HB
Away off, or
Close by
at a Glance
Kodak
Time is
any time
with an
Eastman
C T. P. U. NOTES
SOME RAIN FOR JULY
C. A. MORRIS
JEWELER-OPTICIAN
BILL
Newberg Drug Company
The Plumber
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