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Pro#. F. W. Pprfcfco w » » home
om the State Ünlveraity Saturday
id Sunday.
The first thrashing machine of
e saason passed through town
adnaaday
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Miss Alice Adams, former county
assurer, who la
located ln
>rtta*4, was lb^Newbefg hut Sat
morning.
now
Born— T o Mr. and M h. 0. E.*Stons
R. H . Jacobson and family, of
uly 1«, a ron.-N
Seattle, ware here last week visiting
Mrs. Clyde Bala and two children ,$** A. <5. Btanbrough, and Bane Nai­
ra hard from Montagna. California,
tamillae.
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isitin g bar sister, M r».* J. Ls V a n . ^ MjjWjf. B^-Men den hall Smith died
1 wfc^bor' "oosoe on South Meridian
«itreet thin m in in g after * long 111-
Portland, passed through Newberg
today on their way to Tillamook for
an outing at the aaaaide.
V fra n k Swart has again taken htar
SoMtlon in ths postoffice and Mis»
Moore, Who has bees at the general
delivery window, has dropped ouC
1 W W w . Hollingwreeth family
went to Tenino, Washington, Iasi
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthut M. Dunlap
and, son, Arts, o# Portland, spnot
Saturday and, Sunday with Newberg
relatives.
They were accompanied
by Mrs. Qeorgs Kaufmann who will
W. 8. Bean died a£ his home on spend some time a t the home o f Mr.
WyWooski street lag£ Thursday fol- agd Mrs. D. Kaufman recuperating
from q serious illness.
C. .W. Sloan, who moved from here
to W h ite Salmon. Washington, in the
spring, was here a few day» ago
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Sloan. ^
Mr. and M m R. W. Staley and,
three daughter«, ofr Chehalem Cen­
ter, are leaving this week for an ex­
tended in to trip, expecting to be
gone about four weeks. They w ill
first go to Big Timber, Montana,
where M n. 8taley has relatives, and
later they hope to meet a brother
M n Fannie Case dad three daugh­
ter« ere here from Curtis, Nebraska,
visiting’' Mrs. Mary Briggs, the
mother o f M n. Caae% The husband
and father, who. Is a p ra ctleln gp jiy-
sician, as well as a large land owner.
expects to come out later.
week for a visit with the son-in-law
and" daughter, Mr. apd Mrs. Georgs
Gwin. who will (each there tbs com­
ing year.
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Barker am
here from San Francisco visiting at
the home of her" parents, Mr. and
Q. 8. Nelson, the wood saw man M m Ira K. Van trees. H e is engaged
who liras at Fourth sod Meridian lq the automobile. business and ls
streets, r e c e iv e r s severe Injury to away on a short vacation.
Mrs. John Collison, of Harriston,
his right hand Wednesday morning
when It eame la contact with Abe Ontario, Canada, the grandmother of
saw. The thumb and fore * flmger J. q. Lemon, and also his parents,
were practically cut pff but they Mr. stud Mrs. George Lemon, and
were out bach by Dr. Romig, who sister. Miss Pauline, of Pratt, Kan­
attended him, sndJke hopes to save sas, are here on a visit add w ill re­
main seme time.' -
Mr. and M r * J. J, Iordan have
gune to Wlnnett, Montana, wharo
j'hoy will spend aoma time with
their son-in-law, Harvey Hod son,
' >d family.
Mias Esther Anderson bf Was hr
'’.irn. North Dakota, la here visiting
' s brother. W. T. Anderson. She
a tsachar and may decide to re-
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In a ; letter recen il y received by
frienfU here la Newberg fron%Mrs.
S. P. Van Dyke she said that they
arrived safely at Grand Junction,
Colorado, on July 10-, Just one month
after they had left Newberg. They
trip. They , spent some time among
the wonderful sights in Yellowstone
National Park. She said they-bsk
traveled over some Une roads, but
had round some that--were nearly
Ipipamably and that required the
constant usé by the driver of both
eyes, both handB and both feet to
negotiate them safely. They have
traveled 2,000 miles since leaving
Newberg.
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A t a meeting o r the college board
held Monday evening. President
Levi T. Pennington was granted a
leave o t absence fOr a year, in order
to enable him to accept the position
ax .director of the forward move­
ment which la being Inaugurated by
the executive committee of the Five
Years Meeting o f Friends church;
He left here the following morning
for Richmond, Indiana, where he
w ill talks an active part on the pro­
gram at-a young people's conference,
after which* he w ill attend North
Carolina Yearly Meeting 0 Guilford
College. It fB likely be will return
here In August to attend a young
people’s conference which w ill be
held op the oolluf*- campus in New­
berg. An acting president has-not
yet been sleeted for Pacific College,
^at Prof. F. W. Perisho will look
after the various interests of th e'in ­
stitution Incident to the new year,
beginatng as soon as ho returns
fngn Eugene where he has been at­
tending Summer School at the State
Unlvorslty. *
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SPECIES HAD 10 COOK
AMD WASH E V E K f lOUSE
HOLD WOULD BE EQUIP­
PED WITH A WESTIHG-
?0U8E ELECTRIC RAHGI?
AMD A MAYTAG ELEC­
TRIC WASHIMG KACHIMZ.
FOUR CEMT RATE POE
COOKIMG SKIMS WOOD AT
TODAY’S PRICES.
inston. with relatives.. He returned
" ' dnesday but has a day or two o ff
yt» before getting back into the
hsineaa.
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After being closed since last Sun­
day on account of Chautauqua, the
!>'• I tent will open again Friday
evening. July 25, at 8 p. m. Evange­
list A. R. Bell promises another mot^
interesting series of Bible iect&res.
The Women’! Legislative Council
will meet in regular session on next ,
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
library. A ll m em bra are urged to |
be present as there is Important '
Mr. and M n. Paul V. Marls and
little daughter, in company with the
farm agent o f Benton county and
hie new wife, they having been man­
ned in Portland Sunday, stopped
over here Sunday night* when on business in Portland.
their way to Corvallis from Portland.
Sevenl hot steaming Sunday din­
Mr. and M n. M. C. JYasaam en- ners were delayed in the serving
last Sunday when the fire alarm
their home here Sunday.
Among called the people te a fire at the
those present were Mrs. A. Joy, San S. F. Lowe residence on' the corner
Francisco, California. Mr. and MjriT of Center and Hancock streets. In
W. R. Bolen, Vancouver, Washing* some unknown way the fire stgrted
ton. Mleees Annette
Clara .He­ in the garret but on account o f its
len, Georgia Wassam and MerWln being seen early arid prompt re­
Whiter all of Portland.- M m Joy sponse, to the call for assistance the
C. D. Childs and family, from
Rockwell City, Iowa, arrived at
Springbrook the first o f the week
and are located for Chè present in
the Zimrl Mills property. He is a
brother-in-law of Rev. Carl P. Miller,
of 8pringbrook. He followed mer­
chandising in Rockwell and also
published a paper thersftor a num­
ber ot years.
An invitation has
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Jbyv
C. T. D. drive.
n u m
I have opened a vulcanizing
and tire repair shop at 713
First St., and am equipped to
take care of all sizes of tires.
MY P R I C E S A R E R I G H T
and 1 solicit the patronage of
the people of Newberg and
vicinity. It*8 economy to keep
your tires repaired.
Miss Lydia Ehret, daughter o#
Henry Ehret. came home from Port-,
land a Couple o f weeks ago where
she had been employed In the Olds. at t.
W ort man ft K ing department Atore,
Business meeting last Thursday a#
to prepare for her marriage to each mouth.
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George Nolan, o f Portland, who only Frank Bules, Paster, Elwood I l edeou
recently returned from France where
Assistant.
he served with the 148th Field A r­
tillery. They go to Albany today
Dundee Church
where they w ill meet his army chap­
Sunday sAool at 10 a.m.
lain who w ill perform the marriage
Preaching service at 11:00 a. i
oafemony.
An .ocean voyage to
C. B. Rees, Pastor.
Southern California is planned for w
weeding tour, after which the
young people w ill settle in a home
Mrs. William Morfltt and Miss
la Portland.
Bonnie Tate, both of Cathlamet,
Washington, vlsitsd at the Chancey
HEWBERG CHURCH SERVICES
Cell home the latter part of the
week.
Mr and Mrs. Bert Belleu and son,
Rev. Lee ls back from the Synod Wayland, spent the week end at
and there will be the usual services Newport.
both riTorning and evening. He drill
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larsen and
give a 'fu ll report of the work Slone family were Sunday visitors at the
at Synod.
Chancey Oell home.
Arthur Ranzau is helping Walter
Ray in the grain field this week.
Mrs. J. J. Coyle. Herman Coyle,
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Mrs. Walter Coyls and children
Morning meeting* at 11.
were Monday evening callers at the
C. E. 7 p. m.
Walter Ray home.
«Evening service at 8.
Mrs. John Hackett went to Mc­
Fred E. Carter, Pastor. Minnville Monday.
MARRIAGE LICEH8ES
Agnes LaBounte, Newberg. to
Raymond Benjamin Miller. McMinn­
ville.
Grade Schweiger, LaFayette, to
Arthur Sidney McFarland. McMinn­
ville.
Church of the Brethren
Business as Uiual.
•Bob—Who was the handsome chap
You art cordially invited to at­ I saw you dancing with lust after the
tend the services of the Church ot Intermission? —
ths Brethren, corner of Washington
Anne— He Is a stranger in town.
Veneranna
Paolo.
Gaston,
Berardlno Iamattoo, Gaston.
Mary Maybelle Wagner. McMinn­
ville, to Earl Elmer Burch, MfeMinn-
vflle.
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BRISTLE GOODS
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Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching service 11 a. m.
Voèng People’s Meeting 7 p. m
A cordial Invitation is sxtended
to all.
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J. A. Reed and D. C. Qlick, Pastors
Rev. B. L. Hicks w ill preach both
morning and evening at Yamhill.
Rev. H. K. Slckafoose w ill occupy
the pulpit here In the pastor*» ah-
fOoee.
Other services as usual.
Annp—Nerviest
fellow
I’ve
ever 1
Bob—J noticed he had Ms arm rath­
er tightly about you
Anne— I didn't mind that so much.
Bob—What then?
Anne—Do you know why he had ms
dnrohed that way?
Bob—Can’t imagine.
Anne—Well, would you believe It, he
had me that way so I couldn’t escape,
and all the time we were dancing he
was trying to sell me home lUe Insur­
ance.
MILITARY BRUSHES
HAIR BRUSHES
C0M1EEXI0H BRUSHES
DEFAUT BRUSHES
TOOTH BRUSHES
HAD. BRUSHES
CLOTH BRUSHES
This is bri)ties food* week
and you will be repaid by
They were both suffragists—one very
pretty and young and the other much
older. The elder one voiced her views
very emphatically, for the younger
one’s benefit. "1 think It's , very
Impractical for women to got married !
before they are thirty-five,* she said.
The young suffragist retorted In­
stantly, “Yea, and I think It’s vary lm-
passible far them to got married after
•fcuy are thirty-five.”
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the value» displayed.
LYNN B. FERGUSON
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