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Locals and Personals
The sale advertised for S atur­
day by the college auxiliary has
been postponed tor tw o weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bixby were
o at from Portland as week end
visitors a t the Joe Bixby home.
Albert Woody, who purchased
a new Ford, made a recent v isit1
with friends a t St. Johns.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of Joseph
Wilson, whose sickness was men­
tioned last week is much im­
proved.
Oh! Man:
(4 c)
(4 c)
The Electric range saves you and the general
manager in your home lots of trouble, YOU don’t
have to cut wood and kindling and crank up the lift
seven days a week. The lady can prepare the food
better, cleaner, more sanitary, and have oodles of
time to idle, read, visit, sew, and entertain. Bread,
biscuits, pies, meats, in fact everything cookable,
can be best prepared on an electric range.
It costs no more than other fuels. It saves an
immense amount of labor and makes life in the
kitchen worth^iving.
Rev. O. F. Goettel who is hold­
ing some special meetings a t Sell- Committees are now a t work
wood is fit home today on busi­ soliciting for help tor the Arme­
nian and Syrian people and are
ness.
The local Red Cross ladies col­ meeting with good success.
lected aifd shipped 600 pounds Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Pressnall
of clothing and shoes tqr Belgian came in trom Brighton, Tilla­
mook county, Wednesday even­
relief last week.
’
,
Mrs. Ray Baker and little ing, and are visiting his brother
2:06 P. M
*1:00 A. M.
C. J. Edwards, manager ot the
•12:66 A. M. Coast Light & Power Co., o! daughter, Mable, were out from Jesse.
16:60 P. M.
Rev. Fred E. Carter has accept­
The Westinghouse Automatic Range is a nifty
•Saturday night only.
Tillamook, spent last Saturday Portland Saturday visiting Mrs
C. M. Collins and children.
ed an invitation to hold some
tLoop Special Saturday & Sunday in Newberg.
number. This is the stove with a college education.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Edw ards special meetings in the First
We give a special 4c rate for cooking.
Rae
and
Benj.
Lang
worthy
and daughter and M aster Wal­ Friends church in Seattle about
Dr. S tu art w as here from Ore
Every day is sootless, smokeless, dirtless, ash­
gon City on business the first of were out from Portland over ton Simme were o u t from P o rt the first week in May.
Sunday,
where
they
have
em­
less, woodless.
land Sunday for a visit a t the S.
the week.
N. P. and J. Carl Nelson have
ployment in the shipyards.
F. Wallace home.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Moore
an auction sale of household fur­
Uncle
Henry
Mills
reached
his
The Moose lodge of Newberg niture and other articles adver­
were out from Portland Sunday
eighty-eighth birthday anniver­ sent this week identification med­
for a visit a t the Paulsen and
tised for Saturday afternoon a t
sary last Saturday and was able als to each of their number who
i You U g h i'
Moore homes;
the Commercial barn.
to get down to the post office are w ith the U. S. forces in
Mrs. B. A. Fitzpatrick, of Du­
W. O. Robertson, twin brother for his mail.
France. There were thirteen of luth, Minnesota, is here visiting
ot W. L. Robertson, was out
D. B. Reasoner, who was a resi­ them.
f,
her sister, Mrs. C. H. Fitzpat­
from Portland the first of the
dent of Newberg several years Mrs. Thomas Herd and daugh­ rick and will probably remain
week on a/visit.
Mrs. Kenneth R. Chase visited
ago and who holds the position ter were over trom Yamhill last three months. This is a cetae Miss^ Ethel Dobbins, of P o rt­
land, made a short visit in New­ Portland relatives Sunday.
Mrs. S. N. Bolton, a sister of of county judge in Washington Sunday tor a visit o a t a t the
C. A. Morris, came out y from county, is a candidate for the home place. A married daugh­ where sisters married brothers. berg the first ot the week.
Mrs. Lottie Hannon left Tues­
Mrs. N. C. Christenson will Howard M. Williams went to day for Southern Oregon to en­
Portland Saturday evening for office again.
ter, Mrs. J. O. H oots, and little g ire -a reception for Mrs. F. C.
an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. J. O. Hoots and little one one, went home w ith them on Stannard and daughters Friday McMiunyille Tuesday to see his gage in work for the W'. C.*T. U.
Mrs. L. M. Gilbert, m atron a t were out from Portland for a M onday for a visit.
brother-in-law, E. W. Evans,
M iss Catherine B o g art, ~ Of
afternoon from 2 to 4 o’clock to who has been in the hospital for
the Boys’ State School a t Salem, visit w ith relatives last week
Boise,
Idaho, has come to make
Dr. H. A. Littlefield is otv the
w as here Sunday in attendance Mr. H oots moved with his fam­ streets today dressed in his new which the ladies of the Baptist some time.
her home with her aunt, Mry.
a t the weddihg of her niece, Miss ily from Springbrook to P ort­ uniform which makes him ap­ church, younger and older, and
Grace
Newell Morris.
Mrs.
Russell
Parker,
who
spent
friends are invited. Bring your
Huldah Gilbert.
land the first of the year where pear to splendid advantage. He fancy work and enjoy a social a few days here visiting her par­ The college students are mak­
Alden Chamberlain, one of the he has employment.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Stan­ ing big preparations for holding
has received orders to report for time.
locomotive engineers on th e
nard, returned to her home near a Red Cross benefit a t Wood-Mar
service
on
the
10th
of
April,
but
Miss Ethel Waterhouse, of
The funeral of MrB. Hannah
Southern Pacific, was out from G earhart, came to Newberg last his destination he does n o t know.
Turner on Wednesday.
Hall on Friday night of this
Portland Sunday greeting his Saturday to remain a few days David Lamb, who is working Newby, whose death is an­
nounced elsewhere, was held to ­ Mrs. Levi Dobbins, who has week.
former Newberg friends.
with Mrs. Richards a t her home on a farm in Polk county out day a t Springbrook a t 2 o ’clock been very sick for the past three
The infant child of Mr. and
John Hodson, who lives out io on West First street, who has trom Monmouth came dow n to
P. M., the service being conduct' months, and who suffered a seri­ Mrs. Edward Kienle which was
the Springbrook neighborhood, been quite sick. Mrs. Ross, an­ attend the Bissett Gilbert wed­
ed by Rev. Elmer E. Pemberton, ous relapse a couple weeks ago, taken to a Portland hospital for
planted four acres to potatoes other friend ot the aged woman, ding on SundajM Dave w as a
of Salem. A number of relatives is slowly improving again.
treatm ent, where it died, was
ten days ago. Getting ready for is also «-» here from
Astoria
assist
familiar
personage
about
New­
■ .
were in attendance trom Salem 1 A. C. Seely has leased his West buried here last Sunday.
early white, mealy flour.
ing in her care.
berg for a number of year» but and Rosedale.
Chehalctti farm to George Bush On Tuesday M. P. Elliott re­
“The Swan Song” is the title
A. Fleury, formerly of New has been aw ay m ost of the time I..W. Perkins has sold his home and has rented the Oliver cot­
ceived a message announcing the
of a. story th a t appeared in the berg, died recently in Marysville, during the past few years.
tract of twelve acres located out tage opposite the .Presbyterian safe arrival a t Bordeaux, France,
December number of McCall’s California, a t the home of his The funeral ot Chaa. J. Culli-
a short distance directly west of church,., with the intention ot of the steamer on which his son,
Magazine, from the pen ot Miss daughter, Mrs. Ed N. Radke, of son, who died suddenly in P o rt­
tow n to George Jones, recently moving into town.
Dorothy Hull, of Newberg, who pneumonia, aged 60 years, 8 land, w as held here last Su
... l Paul, sailed from New York.
rom Nebraska, and will return ■Milton Kienle, who is .....
book* County Superintendent § . S.
is developing her tafcnts as a months and 26 days. Another afternoon. The deceased
¿o Portland and go into the em­ keeper in one of the big spruce j Duncan spent Tuesdav in this
sh ort story writer.
daughter, Mrs.. O. Crawford, resident of Newberg several years ploy of Page & Son, the well
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sargeant, lives in Montesano, Washington. ago. He went from here to inown commission firm located camps in Clatsop county o a t ¡section in company with Prof,
who arrived home from San Di­ His wife is a t (heir home in Eu­ Portland where he opened a real on Front street, for whom he from Astoria, spent the first of Hill, the O. A. C. pig man, who
the week a t home. He left on was here to encourage school
ego, California, last Saturday, gene.
estate office on Morrison street worked for a term of twelve
say the drouth was broken in Jake Taylor, who left here which he is reputed to have con­ ; rears before coming to Newberg the return trip Wednesday af­ bovs and help them to realize
ternoon, his brother, Clarence, th a t “pies is pigs” these days
th a t state before they left, and some months ago with a ba'd ducted successfully. Mrs. Culli-
C. R. Williams, who tore aw ay going with him for a short trip. and to take a hand in growing
on their way home it rainfrd on case of rheumatism, came in on son is a sister of the F a rr
the wreck of the Motschenbacber Under the auspices of the M in-! them for market,
them a t Los Angeles, Fresno and the train last Saturday evening brothers.
residence'on Fifth street near
Sacramento.
and says he has been a t Hut Geo. L. Kelty received a letter )ayton avenue, which was p a r isterial Association of Oregon!
A. Rupert, president of the Val­ Springs, Arkansas, where he suc­ trom R. H. C. Bennett a tew days tially destroyed by fire several Yearly Meeting of Friends church |
ley Canning Co., of Newberg, is ceeded in soaking out his aeftes ago in which he indicated th a t m onths ago, and is building on a study week and conference is;
interesting himself in the can­ and pains. The first of the week he w as well pleased with Wash­ the same site, says he is plan being held here this week, w ith 1
nery a t Lebanon, which is a co­ he went to Vancouver, Washing­ ington, D. C. life. With the ex­ ning to return to Morrow coun­ study classes and lectures given
916 ñaca U m aff
operative concern, and it is likely ton, to see his daughter, Mrs. ception of room rent he finds liv­ ty as soon as he gets it complet­ at the college during the day and
with
lectures
given
a
t
the
church
{ht b tfa r* the war, far
th a t a stock company will be or­ Grace Forsyth.
ing about as cheap there as it is ed so his family can m ore in.
a
t
night.
President
Pennington,
yaw Spring salasti**
ganized to take the plant over, Claude Davis, son ot Ed Davis, here. An extra hundred was He has beefc working a t carpen­
with Mr. Rupert holding a m a­ who had been laid up wi^i rheu­ added to his salary before he be­ tering in Morrow for the past Rev. Fred E. C arter and Rev.
You owe it to yourself to see
Homer L. Cox, of Portland, have
our line before you buy
jo rity of the stock.
matism in the hospital a t Bre­ gan work in the ordnance de­ tw o seasons and has contracts been the principal speakers and
Capt. H. S. Maloney, county merton, Washington, tor four partm ent, all on account ot the w aiting for him th a t will take among the topics up for consid­
NEWBERG CLEANERS&DYERS
recorder, passed through New­ months, has been given ^Tn hon­ genial Bennett smile, without all his time this season.
eration have been: Homiletics,
berg a few days ago on his way orable discharge from the navy doubt.
Ernest Duncan, son of Mr. and Church History, Church Doc­
home from Portland where he and has returned home. He was Frank Crites, son of George Mrs. T. B. Duncan, who is in the trine, Practical Pastoral Prob­
went to take leave of his son, told by the physicians th a t he Crites, who enlisted in the army navy, is having bard luck. In a lems, Do’s and Don’ts For Young
Roy, who was leaving for F ort needed to be kept dry and warm, tw o years or more ago as a mere letter written home from a Long Preachers, The Preacher and His
I m i . R o > ai
Myer, Virginia, near Washing­ having the rtfeumatism, which strippling, and who is stationed Island hospital he says he is laid Parish, The Preacher and Com­
ton, D. C., he having enlisted for was impossible in the navy, and a t Manila, is developing into an up with a severe attack of rheu­ munity Interests.
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service in the engineering depart­ consequently it was besf to dis­ expert boxer according to re­ matism which has effected his
charge him.
ment of the service.
ports coming from published ac­ heart. First he was in the Wil­
counts of the prowess he is show­ lard Parker hospital from where
ing, which have been clipped he was sent to the reserve ship,
:rom the Manila Daily Bulletin then to the naval hospital and
and sent here. “ Kid K rites” is later to his present location
Delicate as the firs^ blossoms of Spring; possessing all the subtle charm
the name the sporting editor of where he says he has the best ot
of freshness because they come direct from the laboratories of the
the Bulletin gives him.
medical attention. He will be
world’s greatest perfumers
C. E. Burke, of Springbrook, glad to hear from any ot his
has tw o sons in the service of friends and he may be addressed,
JncleSam. Roy, who was first U. S. S. Granite State, 96th
a t Leavenworth, Kansas, has street, North River, New Y ork,1
and many others, among them the best quality, best odors th at| can­
been transferred to Netv York Long Island College Hospital.
not be obtained at any other store in this city. Our rapid selling gives
them no chance to loee any of their original perfection.
and is expecting to do railroad
S. J. Hubbard, of Springbrook,
An asaortment that will please you. In both richly cut glass bottles and
work, either in France or Spain received a letter the first ot the
bulk, at prices that surprise even those who are acquainted with our re­
markably reasonable figures.
a t an early day. Arthur is a week from his son, Lyle, who is
member ot the C oast Artillery a t Whittier, California, saying
BOQUET DAZIRA, l oz. bottte in elegant box, $2,25
and is in training a t the Presi­ he had been accepted for work in l
BOQUET JEANICE, V/a oz. bottle in handsome box. 1.25
dio a t San Francisco.
France as a member of -the!
VIOLET DULCE. 1 oz. bottle in fancy box, 75 cents
Jim Evans, in w riting to his Friends Re-construction Unit of
The Gift That Brings Him Closer Home
TOILET WATERS
sister, Mrs. Albert Kenmitz, of the Red Gross. He was a mem­
‘
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Know how your boy live« in camp-—how he trains—how he
West Chehalem, from Rich Field, ber of the graduating class of
plays— what his surroundings are. Pictures will tell you these
BOQUET JEANICE. $1.25 and $2.00
Waco,
Texas, where he is with 1915, Pacific College. Arthur
facts better than words. He can send such pictures regularly if
VIOLET DULCE, ................. 90 cents
an aero squadron, says he has Benson, another member of the
you will give him ill Anaco Vest-Pocket Camera.
INTENSE.....................................$1.00
been promoted and is now chief same class, who has been work­
Five models; twelve equipments; pictures, l t t z
NEW ENGLAND..............................75 cents
mechanic on an airship with two ing in Seattle most of the time
2V4 or 2Vi x 3Vi indies. Small, compact, never in
HARMONY......... .....................35 cents
men working under him. He is since graduating, spent Sunday
the way, always ready to use. Prices, $7.50 to $56.
You
are
surtf
to be perfume-satisfied if you buy your extracts >f
held responsible for the working in Newberg, while on his way to
Ask ua to show you their exclusive features,
of the machine. No increase in New York to embark for France
L Y N N B . FE R G U SO N
pay
but thinks it puts him in to engage in the same work.. He
PA R LO R PH ARM ACY
line for advancement. Has a intended to stop off-u few hours
We develop free plates, films and film
Prescription Druggist
new airship, a Day ton-Wright, in Idaho for a visit with his p ar­
paeks, any and all makes.
lNs.0
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Tjk* Z ftex a ll Sura
. Newberg, Oregon
which is used for advanced fly- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ben­
ing.
son. -
Arrhrml u
Departure of Pee* D. L. Hannon, bridge carpen­
er Trains.
ter on the Southern Pacific, spent
f r i h a h r PertUeS
TnlM bM PM tlaJ Sunday a t home.
6:87 A. M.
9:00 A. M
Attorneys Kliks and Burdette
9:10 A. M.
11:02 A. M were both down from the coun
1:17 P. M.
6:20 P. M ty seat on business last Saturday
8:63 P. M.
6:68 P. M, evening.
2:26 P. M.
Yamhill Electric Com pany
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