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' ' '*» I ■■.. >> - •.5^ . V , . . y * . m m « C. F. Jensen is over from Carl ton today. H. E. Morton, o f McMinnville, was in Newberg on business Wednesday evening. W. M* Brooks will drum with the Veteran Drum Co^ps during state fair week at Salem. Mrs. Harry -Gordon is here from the Franklin county, Wash ington, ranch visiting relatives. Mrs. J. L. Roe and little son, who spent - several weeks here visiting her son, Harold Weaver, left for their home at Enterprise, Wallow's county, Tuesday m or?. ing. Robert Dann returned from Gilliam county Monday, where he worked at harvesting, and has secured a job with Jay Gard ner in a prune dryer at the big Students everywhere orchard on the Duhdee hills. say this efficient fountain pen means better work Mrs. B. A. Milsap and sons, and better grades. Max -and William, were here from Lebanon the first o f the week, visiting at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nelson. Mrs. Milsap and Mrs. Nelson are sis ters. Hugh Rundell, who has been located at Timber for some time, acting in the capacity of watch man for the Southern Pacific, has returned home for the^jiure pose ot attending O. A. C. again Rev. W. H. Body will preach the coming year. at the Friends church next Sun 3alph Coffin, son of J. W. Cof day, both morning and evening. fin, ot Springfield, a long time • Jay Smith, who has been work resident ot Newberg, who has ing in Portland for some time, is been on the Mexican border with at home nursing a severe c»se ot Co. M, o f Salem, will return to appendicitis. Salem as telegraph operator tor Anson Lemon and family and the Western Union Co. as soon his brothers, Sam and Emil, are as mastered out. camping on the Santiam in M a Arthur Benson, who has been rion county. employed on the docks at Seat The Misses Mary and Vinnie tle for several months,-came to Williams recently spent a week Newberg last week (q r a jyisit. visiting with friends in Portland He says th^t with the shipping and with their brother in Gresh of war munitions to Europe and am. the Alaska trade, the docks at I. N. Foster, a friend o f J. L. Seattle have been lively all sea son. He is planning to take a Van Blaricom who settled in the course in journalism in the Uni Nehalem country forty • four years ago, is here canvassing for versity ot Washington. the Orcnco nursery. R. H. C. Bennert, of the United E. W. Bartholomew was mar States National Bank forep, got ried on Wednesday to Miss pinched one day last week. No, Gladvce Pearl Barker, o f Sher not by the cop. It was a chain on tbe S. L. Parrett automobile, wood, and their home is to be that took a small slice out o f his on the farm o f the bride’s father right w risj, and as a result he is three miles from Sherwood. Brace Douglas and Charles getting an extra vacation and Mrs. Bennett is having to split Crumly, of Whittier, California, the wood. It might have been who were on their way to Chi worse. cago, gave talks at the Friends church on last Sunday night A fare, originating from a de that were greatly appreciated fective flue, broke out in the kitchen roof of a residence at the by the audience. inYoiur List Supplies an Equal Chance with the Student who has Perfect have all th e things you need for school—text books, draw ing m aterials, tablets and other sup plies, including the CWKLIN Self-Filler so well adapted to I students use. School w ill soon start N o w , before the «yes arc strained w ith h eavy school w ork , is the tim e to h ave their eyes cared for— before Headache and Eyestrain start. Parlor Pharmacy TO-DAY! C. A. MORRIS Jeweler-Optometrist Orville Smith has bought his partner’s interest in the restau rant and will conduct it alone. Meade and Pan! Elliott ar rived home the first ot the week from the Eastern Oregon har vest fields. The Barnunr & Bailey circus got but few patrons trom New- berg at their show in Portland on Friday o f last week. Eugene E Booker and family, who lived out north o f Newberg, left here Monday afternoon for Santa Paula, California. Mrs. David Johnson went to Dundee Monday to see W. J. Gordon, the merchant, who has not been in good health for some time. '*% ► • ■ Miss Eva Hadley went to Eu gene Monday to resume her studies in music at the univer sity. She expects to finish her course this year. H. M. Peebles left for Dallas' and Salem Wednesday morning where he will visit with his sons. The Fernwood band will playi at the state fair one day during' the week, the date to br deter-’ mined later. J R. Thompson, of Kalispel, * Montana, who is treasurer of Flathead county, is-here visiting with Fred L. Ames. Mrs. Pearle Edwards, ot Cor vallis, spent tw o days here this iyeek with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wallace. Mrs. Eva H. flull returned from Hood River Wednesday where she spent a tew days visit ing Dr. Durable whom she knew Ip Ohio. Emmett Galley and Walter Gnver are back trom the harvest fields of Eastern Oregon, ready for the opening ot college. They say they bad a good run at har vesting. Mrs. Jones, the widow o f J. P. Jones, deceased, who was trav eling passenger agent o f the Southern Pacific for many years, was here Wednesday from her home in Salem. S. J. Madson, who chaparoned the Hoskins-Wilson women and children at Blaine on a camping and fishing trip for several weeks, is at home again. Mrs. Madson spent a week at the camp at the latter part of the stay. * ™ ™ R\ • • , ‘ • gv hooping Cough---- Is better than an alarm clock for arousing one at irregular hours, just as electricity is far superior to all other forms of lighting for the home, store or factory. Electric power is the handy effective force around any place where wheels have to turn. It is cheap, too. H ave your house wired and electric light in your home, for fall and winter. Cook with lightning Yamhill Electric Company > “ IT SEKVES YOU RIGHT*’ no m atter w hat style o f chocolates yo u r friends p refer, they a re packed under this w ell know n The Parent-Teacher Associa. tion is very desirous of making a success o f the school kitchen, and any Contributions o f vege tables or staple groceries will be appreciated. These donations may be left at Evans’ Plumbing Shop.- C E E E T fl). A. R. Mills, who acted as fire warden in the timbered district west o f Eugene in the Coast Mountains, is at home. He says there was so much rain during the season that there was little danger from fire in the timber at any time., ^ Dr. J. S. Rankin and M ayor Edwards went to Salem the first o f the week where a meeting was held for the purpose ot dis cussing the matter of the distri bution o f the government funds set aside tor Oregon, to be used in road building. ‘ E. C. Stone was here from Clackamas Wednesday on busi ness. He said he and Mrs. Stone made an extended visit in Kan sas and Indiana during the sum mer and also visited their sons The Standard OiPCo. has tak southwest corner of Fourth and S. P. Timberlake and family, in Canada whom they found to en possession of the lots on North Lincoln streets, Monday after who were in Salem last Satur Meridian street purchased of the noon, but was put but before be prospering as wheat farmers. day, had an auto accident while city and J. F. Taylor and work very much damage was done. A Harry Garrett has sold his cy- riding in their Ford which banged is already under way on some of family had moved out o f the up the machine pretty badly, clery business to Orville Ballard. the buildings. house and another was moving but luckily no one was severely On Wednesday he went to his Lee Helton, who was in the in. A fire was built in tbe kitchen hart. A Salem man named Ed former home at Canby with restaurant business in Newberg stove, which caused the firs. wards, who was on the wrong Mrs. Garrett and the little one several years ago, and who re Neighbors kept the fire in check side of the street, collided with where he will play with the Can cently returned from Whittier, by the use of a garden hose until them, causing the machine to by. band during the Clackamas California, to visit his daughter, the arrival of tbe fire laddies, upset and smashing the body be county fair which is held at in the Hopewell neighborhood, when it was extinguished with yond repair, though they got it Canby. A fair that is educational has been in Newberg daring the the chemical apparatus without patched up so it brought them Claude Clark, who spent five week. Father Time has evident the use of water. The roof will home. The Salem man admitted years in Y. M. C. A. work in ly treated nim with considera require some repairing and a he was to blame for the accident China, has been in Newberg dur tion, fur be does not look a day new flue should be built to in and agreed to pay for the re ing the week visiting with his Frank Baird transported Prof. older than when he was located sure the safety of the house from pairs necessary, which require a aunts, Mrs. H. C. Dixon and W. L. Arant’s household effects here. another fire. new body. Mrs. T. W. Hester. He says he to Oregon City a few days ago enjoys the work he is engaged in with his Reo truck. and expects to return to the Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hall were same field. up from Portland Wednesday Although he has had a good arranging for rooms for their trade, Wesley Boves has closed daughters who will be in college up his meat market and has a the coming year. public sale advertised for Wed No doubt vou have noticed the nesday of next week. He says unusually pleasant smile worn long hours and seven days in the by S. F. Wallace this week, week at steady work was wear ing on him and he decided it was which is occasioned by the re Next Weekly Special wise to quit. He will move to turn of Mrs. Wallace from her ~are the biggest consideration in buying town in time for the opening of extended visit to Chicago and goods. Good service from men who real other points. school. ly want to see you get something for Mrs. Lenn Cordier, wife of your money that will satisfactorily an Ernest R. Bass, son of the late swer the purpose for which you buy is B. R. Bass, deceased, who has Wm. Cordier, whose home is out f L o got the goods,—open to free inspection,— look them over and another big consideration. W e’ve J ■ I been engaged in the missionary east of town near the German _ _ prices ____ _________ „ i. Try our service and see i f w e can pleaae compare with any legitimate competition. work in China since 1912, is vis Methodist church, died at St. you. We have a big stock o f heaters now on display— Coles A ir Tight Lino and other pop- iting in Newberg at the A. T. Vincent’s hospital, in Portland, ular shapes in other makes. A good stock o f John D eere Implements purchased before the extreme advances in steel and iron goods. We give our trade the benefit o f this purchase. Behnke home. He says that last Sunday. Hodson & Elliott, while he met with gratifying undertakers, brought the body Guns end Ammunition priced 15 per cent under the prevailing market prices today. success in China he feels the need out from the hospital Sunday Get your supply for fall shooting now. We issue hunting licenses. o f missionary work in Central night and arranged for the bur and South America, where he ial. Funeral services were con did some work in the early ducted at the church near the Nineties, and he is now headed home on Tuesday by the pastor. Deceased was 51 years of age. that way. I^IIIflNIIM M INCNM M CHM M ttCM M IM HNIM NNNM ISM NM M ISIIM M M Oregon State Fair i , v September 25-30, 1916 The real Agricultural Fair of the west Best line Stock-Poultry and County exhibits ever presented at state fair. i Daily Stock Parade and Night Horse Show Price and Quality \\ T A f « t n _____ n n A M f A / M A A im a n / i Larkm-Prince Hardware Co. yet full of wholesome fun Prof. Mark C. Mills who will teach history and political sci ence in Pacific College the com ing year, arrived here from his home at West Newton, Indiana, Wednesday and is acquainting himself with the surroundings. . Services at Baptist Church 10 a. m.—Bible school. 11 a. m.—Morning worship; sermon by the pastor, theme “ The Will ofG,»d.” 7 p m —Young Peoples’ Meet« ing. 8 p. m. —Eveningservice, theme "The Recall of Love.” The Adelphian Society will meet for all day meeting Thurs. day. Prune Men, Attention Second hand prune trays, brick and prune grader for sale cheap. Call at the Electric Shoe Shop. Phone Black 9. 48-49 Graphic and Semi-Weekly Jour nal for one year $2.
