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Glen Macy, who is a candidate
The Parlor Pharmacy froat la be-
for county coroner on the republican ing made orir by W. J. Saunders,
ticket, waa down from MeMlnnvUto
Hr and M„ D
Roiers and
Monday.
J __ lira. Richardson, of Portland, spent
The Civic Club will meet Friday Sunday with friends In Nswberg.
afternoon at tbe club rooms at t | The commercial Club banquet
o’clock. A full attendance of tbe that waa
arranged for Friday
y>oc>cg»aoKKioot:HA as trriracaa3CTciq y r i ttitq n».i¡OTOTyyCTcw^^
members la desired.
night has been put off for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Trunde and
Dan Atlnson. who underwent a
B « . L Clarkson Hina haw lias
Mrs. Mary E. Bankeoit came out
the mother of Mrs. Trunde arrived surgical operation at a Portland hos­
«one to Idaho to spend a week or from Portland to attend the funeral
here a few days ago from Uma, Col pital Last week, is recovering rap­
two In church work.
of Miss Vlnnle Williams on Sunday
orado. and may locate. Mrs. Trunde idly
John Cornett and family Left this afternoon.
la a slater of Mrs. Enoa Ellis.
John Dobbins has begun tbe erec­
mprnlng for Tillamook where he haq
Rev. Fred B. Carter will start for
L. H. Woody, has bought the Ar­ tion of a fine bungalow on his lot
work for his teams in road cohatruc- Richmond, Indiana, Friday to attend
nold Truck Line carrying freight at the corner of Second and Main
tlon.
a church conference and expects to between Nswberg and Portland. He
streets.
The B. W. Hall family, including be away a couple of weeks.
la operating one truck and says be
John H. Rudd, interstate secre­
the married daughter and her hus­
H. M. Williams, who came out will put another on in s short time. tary for county work of the Y. M.
band, were out from Portland last from Portland to arrange for the
Thomas Perisho went to Caldwell, C. A. of Oregon and Washington, is
Sunday.
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funeral of his sister, Miss Vlnnle Idaho, recently where he recovered in Newberg in the interest o f the
N. C. Christenson came from Un­ Williams, said that his father and his Ford that was stolen in Caldwell work.
derwood, Washington, to attend the all the children of thp family, ten In last August when it was left stand­
The city council met Wednesday
funeral of Miss Vlnnle Williams on number, were born in the same bouse ing on a street for a few mlnuteee.
night and voted to refuse to accept
last Sunday afternoon, he acting as in Pennsylvania., He and (me
Hon. W. K. Newell was out from the bid made for paving. This will
one of the pall bearers.
brother and one sister aye all that Portland Tuesday in company.with
probably end the paving talk for
Fourteen members of the "Cur­ remain living.
his friend, Mr. Morgan, of Yamhill, this season.
rent Event Club." of McMinnville,
Edward F. Lee, who. with MFs. boosting for Hoover. They are con­
In a recent communication re­
came down today to have a picnic Lee came to New berg from Albany fident Hoover will carry Oregon at
ceived
from Charles A. Morris, be
dinner with Idra. H. M. Hoskins, a two years ago and established the tbe primary election.
hays
he
is seeing the sights in NeO/
former member of the club.
Lee Mlllnery business at the corner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lemon, of York and had attended a ball game
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There was a gathering of the of First and Blaine streets, died In Springbrook, say they have a lim­ between New York and Brooklyn,
Moore clan at the John W. 'Moore a Portland hospital on Wednesday ited amount of sorghum seed sent score 2 to 2.
home the first of the week. James where he had a surgical operation them by tbelr son in Minnesota,
- Mrs. Shires, the wife of John,
Moor« end Mr. and Mrs. Kay Moons, performed for some trouble on his which they will let grower* have
Shires, of Chehaiem Center, who
from near Làurei, Leslie Moore, of neck. His age was (1 years. • Fu­ at* a reasonable price.
had been in declining health for a
Colton, Clackamas., county, and neral services'were held at the Hod-
E. E. Goff, manager for tbe New- tong time, died Wednesday night,
Frank Moore, of St. Helens, Washi­ son A Elliott chapel at S:S0 o’clock berg Telephone Co., says they have aged 68 years. The funeral will be
today.
ngton, were In attendance.
orders for 25 new phones but are held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
delayed in installing them on ac­ at the Chehaiem Center church.
count of not being able to get either
Merton R. De Long, of Portland,
the phones or the wire.
who is handling the preferred stock
J. C. Cooper, who was down from being offered by the A. Rupert Co.
McMinnville Tuesday attending the Inc., is in Newberg and will spend
meeting of the Yamhill £ounty For­ some time here soliciting the «ale
um. earried a pocket full of cards of stock in order to increase the
bearing the slogan in big black Iet> capital of the company to be used
ters,v‘‘ Make Hoover President."
in building up their big canning
Mrs. M. B. Peacock and daughter, industries.
! Ruth, are here from Calgary, Alber-
Edward J. Ford, who came here
tn. Canads, visiting Mrs. R. M. * short time ago from Denver, Col-
> 0 PROPERTY T A X
Thurston, a sister, and will remain or&do, has bought the apple orchard
VO DIRECT T A X
a month. Mr. Peacock will also be of 27 acres set out by the late John
here at the time of the Shriners’ big Hutzen a short distance north of
VO IVCREASE IV AUTO LICEVSE FEES
pow wow In Portland.
town, the purchase price being 89.-
VO IVCREASE OF G ASO U VE T A X
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins, 450. Mr. Ford says he will build
Pwaent Attto Lioense Fees and GaaqfcRt | iA jn U
Mrs, .Byron Brown and Mrs. Nettle on the tract at one^. He- was boro
principal and interest o n a fl the bonds under this, boustitu-
Plnney went to Tigard Wednesday In Denver where he has lived all his
tional amendemnt. Approval of this amendment is neoessary
where they attended the wedding of life, that being a much higher al­
to permit early completion of State Highways.
Mrs. Olive Pettyjohn and Charles titude than this, but he says h r is
Livingston
which took place at the greatly pleased with what he finds
This space douated by W. T. Anderson.
home of Sylvester Wilson.
The here.
newjfjr seeds expect to go to Los
The Pacific College ball team had
Angeles to make their home.
!* great day last Saturday When they
P. L. Cate and family moved Wed­ went to Forest Grove and defeated
nesday to his farm 2 V4 miles out the fast P. U. team in a 2 to 1 score.
from Sheridan where they will re­ The hoys surprised themselves as
side for the future. Mr. and Mrs. well as P. U. for the latter had de­
Cate have been highly respected rse- feated, Mac the^ week before and
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fdehts of Newberg for a lin g period' here on the home
and were prominent in church and suffered defeat at the hands of Mac
fraternal work. The best wishes- of on May Day. Pil, the little Corean
pitcher, struck out 17 P. U. batters
their many friends go with them.
and
allowed only two hits, while
Fred* A. Williams, representing
the Public Service Commission, with Vffoqclburn, the catcher, did good
E. Kephart, engineer for the com­ work. Prof. Perisho, who went over
mission. and E. T. Russell, engineer with the team, is very proud of
Beauty o f de­
for the Newberg Telephone Co.. their work.
sign and finish
Very Impressive funeral services
| held a public meeting here last Mon­
are Brunswick
day to take evidence in the matter were held at the Baptist church on
characteris tic s .
of the application of the telephone last Sunday afternoon for Miss La-
company for the privilege of raising vinia C. Williams, who died at her
In this m od el
rates. There is little question but hdme, 406 North School street, on
they are more
that the request will he granted last Friday morning following a lin-
than erer prom­
since practically all the companies gering illness. Rev. F. C. Stannard,
in en t
in Oregon are charging the rate who had been her pastor for a peri­
od o f ten years, spoke very feelingly
asked for.
A new and more powerful motor, the Ultona, that remark­
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown, who of the faithful services of the de­
able device that plays perfectly the records of all artists and
live on Salt Creek negr Dallas in ceased. as a member of the church
makers, and the amplifying chamber, which is wholly made of
Polk county, gave a birthday dinner and as a neighbor and friend in the
wood, and unusually resonant, have combined to make thie style
at their home on last Sunday in community. She came here with the
instantly popular.
honor of their son. Wm. Elmer family from Pennsylvania more than
Thomas, of Newberg. that being his thirty years ago and this was her
your
twenty-first birthday. Elmer served home up to her death. One sister.
nineteen months in France and was Clara, and two brothers. H. M. and
wounded twice. There were friends another in Portland, are left.
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in attendance at the dinner, those
from Newberg being Harvey Con- ADVENTIST CHURCH DEDICATED
deaux. Dorothy Pike, George Olden-
Phone Blue 23
504 Fitti St.
A large congregation assembled
J>erg. Ruby Wanlcss. Vernon Groff.
In
the Seventh Day Adventist
Mildred Baker
church of Newberg last Sunday af­
and Elmpr Thomas.
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ternoon to listen to the dedicatorial
County Superintendent S. S. Dun­ sermon by Elder Hibbard, of Port­
can. who waa in Newberg the first
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of the week. Informed the Graphic
Pastor Cady gave Borne statistics
that he had bought 46 acres of what showing that the ehurch member-
was Mtmerly the C. E. Hoskins fruit
farm at Springbrook on which the
old residence stands, the purchase
price being I U . 0 0 0 . He recently
sold his drug store at Philomath and
his son, J. A. Duncan, who was
managing the store, will take
charge of the farm and will be as­
sisted by his brother. Leland. Mr.
Hoskins was the first to demonstrate
on that farm prune growing in this
who formerly operated the
section and the orchard Is still do­
Economy Anto Repair Shop at
ing business.
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Fir*t and Main streets, is now
Mrs. Billy Sullivan went to Port­
with the S. M. Calkins A Sons
land today to try to secure passage
Garage, First and School Sts.
for London, she having secured a
where he will be pleased to
passport for the voyage a short time
have all of his old patrons and
ago. She hopes to get off in two
as many new ones as possible,
weeks and will be away five months.
who want a good job of work
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One of the boys would have gone
done on their anto or track,
with her but they could hot secure
call on him.
a passport for him. Ocean travel
REMEMBER THE PLACE
will not be new to Mre. Sullivan as
she was born on the other old« and
has made a number of trips across.
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She haa some business to look after
In London and she hopes to visit
some of the battle fields in North­
ern France. Billy and the boys will
Nyala Medichi
Eastman Kodaks
Corner of First snd Schoot Sts.
look after the Whit* Sox orchards.
while she Is sway.
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Vote For GOOD ROADS
Vote 3 0 2 X Yes for
4% State Road Bond Limit
Woed Fuel to ceetlnf Wore end More Each Yeerl
Electric cooking 1« 8till 4 cent» Per Kilowatt Hour
The Electric Range is Serving
the Purpose o f E C O N O M Y
in coat.
The Electric W ashing
~ device for the home of the
century.
There are a million of them in use in the U. 8 . A .
W e sell the A pex, the M aytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
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Any one can afford a W ashing Machine.
negative.
W e M il everything Electrical.
W e do wiring in aooord-
ance with the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for a l l '
performed.
Yamhill Electric Company
“ IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
ship, which was fifty-seven at the
time of his arrival in Newberg less ,
than two years ago. has now ln*-
creased to ninety-three.
FOUNDATIONS
The expense of remodelling the
BUILDING PIERS,
church has been about f 2,000. and |
PORCH FLOORS,
this will all be met as soon as a few
STEPS,, WALKS, Etc
unpaid pledges are in. m
Besides bearing this local expense * j o
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84.700 during the past year for home ' ¡ o^oeoeoeoeoeoeaeoeoeoeoeoe
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