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The Dr. J. R. Pemberton family
down from Salem last Sunday.
Mrs. George H. Lee Is attending
the State Sunday School Convention
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Altman, of
Greeham, were Newberg visitors
Monday.
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Henn^ D. Olsen, traveling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific, was
In Newberg today.
Miss Sybil Woodward is spending
the week in Portland with her sis
ter, Mrs. W. A. King.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Elliott and
Miss Laura Hammer came down
from Salem last Saturday to attend
May Day exercises.
Mrs. Mabel Stout and children
-were out from Portland as week end
visitors ^t the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira K. VAnt
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Mrs- Walter Ken worthy came out
from Portland the latter part of last
week and visited her son. Byron,
who is a student in the college.
Mrs. Omer Cause canpe over from
Waahougal. Washington, last Sat
urday to see her sister, Mias Fran
ces Elliott, crowned May Queen.
P. J. Richmond came in from the
farm at Monroe Wednesday and
says he will probably remain a
month or more. He says every
prospect pleases out south In Polk
and Benton counties.
Word comes from Tillamook that
a son was recently born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. 8 . W. Newhouse
went to Dayton Wednesday to spend
a few days assisting their son, Clin
ton. on the farm.
Mrs. Everett George and babe
came from Portland to spend the
week end at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Colcord.
Mrs. Charles Scott, of Salem,
spent a part of last week at the
girls' hall at the college with her
daughter and assisted in arranging
for May Day exercises.
The “Dawson Did h" man is iq
town again doing sign painting. It
was Dawson who tasked the house
numbers up In Newberg some years
ago when he was located here.
Mrs. Guy E. Metcalf, of We
natchee. Washington, who is taking
medical treatment In Portland,
spent the latter part of last week
with the Ray Newby family, of
Sprlngbrook. On Saturday she came
in to see the May Day parade.
Hon. W. W. Lunger, former rep
resentative from this county In the
legislature and who Is a candidate
for the republican nomination at
the coming primary, attended the
meeting at West Chehalem on last
Friday night and spent a part of
Saturday in Newberg.
Dr. E. A. Romlg was out
Portland on business last Monday.
Wood Fuel 1« coating Wort and Wort Each Y—rl
Mr. and M 13 . .Qatar Pendall and
little son were over from Forest
Eloctrtc cooking lo Still 4 conto Por Kilowatt 1100»'
Gorvo last'Sunday visiting relative*.
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Mrs. Hsrrlck was over from Carl-
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Dr. Harry E. Hevman, eye
itlng her sister. Mrs. J. B. Mount.
sight ipecialixt, formerly with
John McCrea and family came
from Kalama, Washington, last Sat
Thompson Optical Institute.
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urday 'for a short visit with New
Electric
service
is
not
increasing
in
east
The
Electric
Washing}
Ton will find he knows jnsi
berg relatives.
Maahiiia is the greatest labor saving device for the home of the
how t»j test your eyes and fit
At the Sunday morning service of
oentnry. There are a million of them in nse in the V. 8. A.
the
Presbyterian
church
Mrs.
glasses to relieve those head
Georgia Babcock will sing Gounod’s
aches and your blared vision.
“O Devine Redeemer.*'
While I am east finding ont
N. C. Marla, of Portland, candi
date for delegate at large to the re
new things in Optorr.etry yon
publican national convention, spent
can absolutely trust your eyes
a little time in Newberg Tuesday.
Any one can afford a Washing Machine. The ,opetating eost 1a
to him.
The next meeting of the W. C.
negative. We sell everything Electrical. We do wiring in accord
T. U. will be held at the public li
ance with the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for aB
brary Wednesday, May 13, at 3:30.
performed.
This is an Important business meet
ing and all members are urged to
Tbt Jeweler aad Optometrist
be present.
604 Firs St.
Phone White 32
Mrs. Elizabeth Driver returned
Monday from Ashland. She has dis
posed of her property in Newberg
Miss Mildred Whlton, of Portland,
end expects to make her future
bom* in Ashland. Her son, Ira S. is visiting Newberg friends.
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT**
Patton, will accompany her.
Mrs. Clyde Lane and children, of
Prof. G. A. Carey, who is the Hebo. are here visiting her sister,
Biblical Instructor , in Friends Uni Mrs. Roy Riley, and other relatives.
versity at Wichita. Kansas, is ex
Mrs. Foster and young son ar
The attendance from Newberg at FORMEE NEWBERG # TEACHER
pected to be in attendance at the rived from California today for an
the Founders' Day celebration at
quarterly meeting at Friends church extended visit with her brother,
old
Champoeg on last Saturday was
Mias Ella Crawford, who used to
in Newberg Saturday and Sunday. Clyde Stanton.
not up to the average,.owing to the live a few miles north of Dayton,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Blaricom
Mrs. W. R. Everest* has the May Day festivities hsld here and waa one of the unfortunate victims
and the mother of J. L. are off by thanks of the office for a six-pound to the further fact that many peo of that disastrous hotel fire In Se
the Ford route for Montague, Cal head of broccoli that certainly looks ple were so busy with their work. attle, Washington, when the Lin
ifornia, where they will' visit the good enough to eat.
About twenty-five people came out coln hotel was burned. Miss Craw
Clyde Hale family, former residents 1 Malcolm Gilbert, of Salem, who from Portland on the train and ford’s room was on the fifth floor
of Newberg. They expect, to be Is engaged In the life insurance bus were taken over from here in motor and she barely had time to escape
gone three weeks.
iness, was here a few days ago visit cars. It is stated that 106 automo- with her life, having found her way
Mr. and. Mrs. £• Harris, who ing his cousin. Paul Elliott.
'>-* biles were parked at the grounds, ^ ,ut by the fire escape. She lost her
came from Stevens county. Kansas,
M. H„ David, who Is engaged in which will give some idea of the at- | clothing and keepsakes and family
are visiting their brother-ln-jaw, the publishing business in Portland, j tendance, which was much smaller I pictures, and many things that
Barclay Dillon, and family and are was in Newberg a few days ago. than that of a year ago.
not be replaced.—Dayton Tribune.
prospecting for a home in Newberg. He was formerly a fam iliar figure
When you hear the whirr of a about town but hardly, ever shows
motor out north or east of town it up any more.
is not safe to take it for granted
President John D. Mills went to
that an air plane is sailing over-* Portland Tuesday evening to attend
bead, for it may be either Jack the banquet given by the former
Lemon’s or W alter Wilson’s farm students of Pacific College at the
tractor in action.
Benson hotel.
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George Hardwick, who has been
The ¡Newberg Telephone Co. is
quite sick for some time, is able to asking for the privilege of Increas
be out again. His sister. Mrs. C. J. ing the rates and as announced else
Leavitt, has been here for sometime where the Public Service Commis
caring for him. and he w ill return sion will hold a hearing in the case
with her to Eugene and make his next Tuesday.
home with the- Leavitt family.
A pie social and school entertain
Mias Anna Kennedy, former oper ment is announced for Friday even
it w i n s in
if e s
attles
ator in the. office of the Newberg ing, May 14. at the school house.
Telephone Co., came out from Port-, District No. 61. Several musical
land and spent last Sunday with number« promise an attractive pro
Mts.Ben Evans. Miss Kennedy is gram. Everybody Invited.
.soon to become the wife of Clarence
The Standard Oil Co. has sold
Coe, of Tillamook, formerly of New both the heavy teams that have
berg.
been used in hauling the tank wa
John U. Smith, of West Cheha- gon about the country, and two new
lem, who made the race for Joint motor trucks, one a very heavy
senator two years ago, and who is truck, have been put Into aervice.
out again for the same office, says
E. P. Smith, who was here from
he will make the canvass on an Grqsham a few weeks ago. returned
economic basis without spending Wednesday and. rented a building
much money In the race, as the on Main street where he will open
THE SURE W AY TO HAVE MONEY IS TO PUT SOME OF
office will not Justify it.
a carpenter shop. He expects to
YOUR EARNINGS INTO THE BANK REGULARLY AND KEEP
John Beals, who says he has been move here next week.
IT THERE
mending the ways of other people
The J. F. Taylor fam ily,, who
YOU W O N T MISS THOSE SMALL SUMS YOU DEPOSIT
at the cobbler's bench for the past spent the latter part of the winter
IN
THE
BANK NOW, AND SOME DAY WHEN THEY HAVE
thirty-eight years, has sold his shoe with relatives at W hittier, Cali
GROWN INTO A FORTUNE YOU W IL L THANK US FOR POINT
shop to his son and has taken to out fornia, arrived home the latter part
ING OUT TO YOU THE ROAD TO WEALTH
door work on account of his health, of last week. They came through
hlB first Job being cutting cord In the Ford and fifty cents covered
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
wood. A very promising starter.
YOU RECEIVE INTEREST ON TIM E DEPOSITS
the expense of repairs. With the
Under the auspices of the Music exception of the roads being rough
Club, Mr. and Mrs. George Hotch In some places they found them In
kiss Street w ill give a concert at good copdltion.
Wood-Mar Hall on Tuesday evening.
Hon. W. B. Dennis, who repre
N E W B E R G , O REG O N
May 18. Mr. Street w ill sing a sented Yamhill county in the legis
number of the songs he used while lature at the last assembly and who j
engaged In Entertainment Whrk in Is a candidate for Joint senator for j
France during the war and Mrs. this district, composed of Yamhill, j
'tr"fl will sing a number of chil Washington, Tillamook and Lincoln ;
dren's songs.
counties, was in Newberg on Fr.idayi
On Ttfesday of 'next week the of last week meeting the people, i
Yamhill County Forum w ill hold a It is a big territory he has to cover .
m eft’ng at the Commercial Club in order to meet the voters before j
rooms in Newberg, Barnett Y. Itoe Vay 21, the date of the primary
| presiding. A session will be held election.
| at 10 o’clock in the morning and
Dave Irelan sold his residence on
I another at 1:30 in the afternoon.
the corner of Hancock and College
Delegates from all over the county
will be in attendance and a discus streets to W. A. Graham, the drug
sion of the road bonds and ether gist, and bought the Harvey A.
Wright bungalow at 214 Sheridan
important matters w ill be engaged
street.
Mr. W right, bought the
in.
Peter J. Hilbert bungalow and an !
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hobson came acre of ground on East Fulton
out on the train last Sunday nnd street out north of the college cam
spent a part of the day viewing the pus and Mr. Hilbert has bought a
A Scientific Preparation for
blossoming orchards from the top of small tract of Mr. French directly
PYORRHEA, BLEEDING G U M S
the hills back of Dundee. Mr. Hob north of town a quarter of a mile,
son carried with him an Illustrated where he will build a residence, be
CANKER, SORE & TENDER MOUTH
folder he got out ¿0 years ago under ginning at once.
NASAL CATARRH, COLD IN HEAD
the name of Reed A Hobson, telling
Orange Elliott, who has been1
about the possibilities of this sec
SKIN CUTS AND A B R A S I O N S
tion. In the evening they visited with the canning company ever
since the start was made at the
at the A. T. Blair ^ome In Newberg.
plant and who has had charge of
E. A. W right, the 76 liniment the storage and shipping end of the
Your Money back
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If not Satisfactory
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man. left on a summer canvassing business for a long time. Is to be
trip for the sale of his liniment In transferred to Portland where the
Montana on Tuesday, his son going company is establishing a big stor
1 along as driver of the Ford. They age and shipping plant.
The pro
had the back of the front seat ar- duct of the different canneries be
j ranged on hinges so that at night ing operated under the name cf the
¡ It can be turned back to form a A. Rupert Co. Inc. will be sent there
Prescription Druggist
bed and the Ford w ill be their home to be assembled and shipped out.
when the ahadows fall, as well as Mr. Elliott Is to he the head there.
The R E X A L L Store
by day. They expect to be gone He went to Portland today to get
OREGON
NEWBERG,
until the snow falls. Mrs. Wright the “lay of the land" hut will prob
and the younger children will spend ably not take up the work for a
the summer near Corvallis.
little time yet.
The Electric Range is Serving •
the Purpose of ECONOMY
W e sell the Apex, the Maytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
C. A. MORRIS
Yamhill Electric Company
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Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
Bicycles and Tricycles
Supplies and Repairing
W e Have Added a New Line of
Sporting Goods
Big New Line of Baseball ant#
Tennis Goods.
Elegant line of Fishing Tackle
NEWBERG CYCLE CO.
PHONE WHITE 0
TA K E YOUR
Kodak Finishing
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GRAHAM’S DRUG STORE
First Class Work and
Daily Service
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IF YOU HAVE MONEY IN THE
BANK
YOU ARE F O R T IF IE D FOR.
THE PRESENT and PREPARED
FOR THE FUTURE
Your MONEY is SAFE in OUR BANK
NATIONAL BANK
A Wonderful Antiseptic
For Combating Germs
KLENZO
. LIQUID ANTISEPTIC
LYNN B. FERGUSON
.Phone W hile 113
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