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Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Moore are - Grandma Bottom tripped and fell
away on a short trip to California. at her home, corner of Grant and
Hancock streets, last Monday, re­
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Blalock
nounce the arrival of a little son, ceiving several bad bruises.
Friday, May 14.
It was a splendid rain we had the
The band will give an open air first of the week and the indica­
concert at the city park on Sunday tions are quite favorable for more
rain in the next day or two.
afternoon at 2:10.
J. H. Rees and J. L. Hoskins were
The James Clemenson family was
out from Portland Sunday visiting in McMinnville Monday and looked
in at the meeting of the Yamhill
at the E. L ." Evans home.
County
Forum which was attended
Mr. and Vfn. B. B. Herrick have
by
about
a dozen people.
been over from Carlton during the
\V.
H.
Dean
who lives out on the
week visiting fir . and Mrs. J., B.
foot hills next to Chehalem Moun­
Mount.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Tom Belcher were tain, reports strawberries ripening,
out from Portland the first of the but sad to relate, he has not men­
week visiting the latter’s father, J. tioned the sugar to go with them.
Lloyd Edwards came out Tuesday
C. Nelson.
from
Tillamook to attend the golden
H. M. Baker and young son, rep­
wedding
celebration of his grand­
resented the Fernwood district at
the Barnes animal circus, in Port­ parents and, to tell his Newberg
.friends about the new son, of which
land last Monday.
he is the proud father.
Hon. J. C. Nelson, Newberg’a old­
C. J. Edwards, o f Tillamook, who
est citizen. Is celebrating his nine-,
represented
Tillamook county in the
ty-third birthday anniversary today
last
legislative
assembly and who Is
and is still in fairly good healths
a candidate for joint senator, was
C. B. Spencer, manager^ at the
in Newberg the first of the week
cannery.' says the Newberg plant
and expressed himself as being
will put up fully as large a pack the
pleased with the outlook for results
coming season as was put up last
In his favor at the primary election
year.
Friday. Mr. Edwards grew up and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spencer have was educated and began his business
been vlsitihg with Mr. and Mrs. J. career in Newberg and it is but rea­
W. Krameln, the parents of Mrs. sonable to conclude that he will get
Spender, during the week.
They loyal support at the hands of New­
have been located in Chicago but berg voters.
are changing to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White motor­
A vote for J. H. Rees for county ed to Portland on Wednesday to at­
commissioner w ill be a vote for a tend the wedding of Mbs. W hite’s
man who has looked after his own nephew, Deane R. Wright, and Miss
affairs well. In his residence of forty Audrey Cavender. The groom is the
years In Yamhill county, and New­ only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. EL
berg ought to give him a big vote. Wright and w ill be remembered by
Mrs. Ferdinand Neuberger, o f many Newberg people, having spent
Portland, and Mrs. John Dunn .of several years of his boyhood in this
Baltimore. Maryland, are week end city. The bride is a charming young
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, on woman of rare -attainments and
the Portland road. Lieutenant and beautiful character and is the only
Mrs. Dunn are spending some time daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cav­
in Portland.
ender. of Portland. Numerous gifts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Croser. Mr. both useful and elegant, were show­
and Mrs. Lewis Croser, Mrs. M. P. ered on the happy couple, betoken­
Elliott, Pres. John D. Mills and Rev. ing the high esteem in which they
Carl Miller, of Springbrook. attend­ are held by their many friends. A f­
ed Salem quarterly meeting o f the ter the ceremony a sumptuous din­
Friends church held at Roeedkle ner was served. The young couple
left on the 4 o’clock train for T a ­
last Saturday.
coma.
Washington,
where
Mr.
Mrs. Lena Eddens, the w ife o f L.
lb/
M n. John Shearer spent Tuesday, Dr. Heater and W. W. Silver weut
rlth friends at Middleton.
; on a fishing trip down the coast last
Mrs. Elisabeth Drives moved to week*, reporting only fairly good
Ashland the latter part of, the week. success.
There will be a meeting of the
Mrs. Q. A. Kletxing, of Portland,
spent Monday with friends In New- Newberg High School Alumni Asso­
herg.
ciation on Friday evening. May 21,
Mrs. J. W. Noble spent the first at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
o ^ th e week in Portland visiting her Frank Swart, on the corner o f First
and Church streets
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gordon left
W. H. Hubbard, railroad bridge
carpenter, wan home nursing an ln> Tuesday morning for Herkimer,
New York, where they «A ll vlslP a
Jured foot the first of the week.
sister of Mrs. Gordon. They intend
Mrs. E. J. Kltchmaster, of Cheha-
to stop over a day at Niagara on
11s, Washington, visited with Mr.
the way and w ill apend considerable
and Mrs. Arthur Mllard Sunday.
time In Eastern Canada, Mr. Gor­
W. Y. Arthur Is offering his res­ don’s former home. On the return
idence property on River street for trip later in the season their wiU
sale and expects to locate at Baker. visit at their former home at Wal-
, L. M. Parker is spending hiB time halla. North Dakota.
at home with but little to do and
On Saturday evening of last week
says it is the hardest job he ever Miss Helen Scott entertaiifed the W.
H. Club in honor of Miss Anna Ken-
The college auxiliary will meet at •nedy, the date of whose marriage to
1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Clarence H. Coe was announced for
the home of Mrs. Vernon T...Hln-- Wednesday evening of this week.
ah aw.
The rooms were decorated with pur­
O. W. Wells ,the battery man. ple and white flow ers Dainty re­
The club
10 0 k In a new partner last Sunday freshments were served.
afternoon when a son the first-born, presented the bride-to-be a set of tae
ble silverware. The members present
appeared at the Wells home.
W. 8. Allan, who was in from his were Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy,
Dundee bills hoaie Tuesday, said he ; MrB-
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M™- B 83 EranB’
never saw prune trees fuller of fruit Mrs. Blackburn. M rs Harry Patter
son. M rs F. Hosford, Mrs. E. Scott.
than they are this spring.
Mrs. F. Swart and the Misses Edna
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schick spent
Forsyth, Mina Ames and Lulu For­
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Charles
syth.
Abernathy, of Fernwood. It being
Miss Lucile Murton, daughter o f
the wedding anniversary of both
C. C. Murton, of Newberg, was one
«ouplee.
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Mr. and Mrs J. O. Hadley, one o f the managers o f the Reed county
time residents of Newberg, in com­ fair given by the' co-eds of Reed
pany with their brother-in-law, R. College in Portland last week for
C. Nichols, and family, of Portltnd, the benefit o f - the women’s fund.
The woman's fair included
a lot <M
spent last Sunday in town.
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original sideshows and exhibits, a
Mr. and M rs James Westfall,
booth where c6-eds shined shoes for
who came north from California to j
a nickle. and a' big jitney dance
spend ten days visiting Mr. <and
■v where the college jaxx orchestra
Mrs. Francis I. Hoult, of Newberg,'
provided music.
The proceeds of
le ft here Tuesday morning for their
the Reed county fair w ill be used
home at Ault, Colorado. Mrs. West-
,tc purchase new pianos for the wo­ J. Eddens. of Dundee, aged 48 year«.
fall and Mrs. Hoult are sisters.
died of cancer Wednesday night.
men’s dwelling halls.
Funeral services will be conducted
Rev. and M rs K. H Slckafoose,
The west approach' to the new
at the Hollingsworth Co. ebapel on
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Putman, Mr. ai^d
bridge caused no end of trouble for
Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock and
Mrs. George M- Kleler, Mrs. Oval
automobile drivers Sunday and Sun-,
burial will be made at Dundee.
McCoy, M rs C. C. Sloan. Mrs. A l­
day night on account of the removal
bert Heater and W. T. West attend­
The Women of Mooseheart Legion
of the plank that were put over the
ed a conference of the Christian
dirt fill that was made. - The dirt Friday evening- at eight o ’clock.
church held at Yamhill on last Sat- :
and gravel that was put on soon Wives, mothers, sisters and daugh­
urday. -
.
worked up into a "slotigh of det ters of members of tha Loyal Order
The Graphic failed to mention the 8pond,’*' the wheels cutting it into of Moose in good standing are in­
fact last week that the band got deep ruts that caused the halting of vited to be present. By order of
out oue evening and discoursed mu- many machines and consequent dls- Chapter Supervisor. Jessie L. Boyes.
■slc in front o f'th e business houses comfort to the occupants during the
F. R. Beals, of Tillamook, candi­
up and down the street, greatly to night. Monday morning the bridge date for Joint representative for
the delight of everybody. The boys was dosed again and a lot of the Yamhill t and Tillamook coutnies.
•re giving the people some good mu- mud scraped out of the approach to was in Newberg a few days ago and
sic when they get out and deserve ai|0w for a fill of rock and brick made a good impression on those
encouragement.
bats which has been made.
with whom he met. He w ill doubt­
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The name applied
to the instrument
of supreme musical
quality for nearly
300 years.
It is fitting that the most
exquisite and eloquent mu­
sical instrument o f all be
called a Çremona.
T h e Crémona phonograph
adds to the luster o f that
_
great name and every kind
w
o f musical instrument re­
produced places a new jew el in the crown which graces
the heads o f
If you want the best d o n t buy a phonograph until you
hear the Cremona. It plays all records— better. It is
an old music idea applied in a new way. Th e music
producing parts follow the same principle and are built
o f the same spruce wood that made the Cremona violins
famous.
Cremonas can be secured in ten beautiful styles
v from $50.00 to $300.00 on easy terms.
H. C CHURCH
Graham’s Drug Store
NEWBERG,
OREGON
IWr,Kht
Position with the
draughting department o f the Port
of Tacoma-
WORDS OF APPRECIATION
We want to convey to our many
fi lends our heartfelt appreciation
for their expersslons o f love and
good will on our golden wedding an­
niversary.
We are thankful that
through the blessing of God we have
so man, dear friends, and ask that
Hia richest beiesaings. may be upon
each one of you.
Jeaae and Mary E. K. Edwards.
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GARDENERS ATTENTION
and College streets. Wednesday.
Tranquillity Overdone.
May 26, at 2:30. This will be a
"So you slept for twenty years!”
Mothers’ meeting and Mrs. Etta
“ Yes.” replied Kip Van Winkle;
Moore will have charge of the pro­
"and
Pm compelled to sdinlt that when
gram. The subject. "The Nation’s
a
man tries to conquer ‘unrest’ there
Debt to Mothers.” You are invited
Is danger of his going too far.” '
and especially do we urge that many
o f the young mothers will be pres­
ent. Refreshments will be served
Wednesday morning in front of
the First NatlonaJ Bank. Miss Evah
Hadley, cashier at the Miller Mer­
cantile Co. store, was struck by the
J. L. Van Blarlcom delivery car.
driven by C. H. Eastman, M idpretty
severely bruised, though not seri­
ously injured.
She started across
the street and on seeing the ap­
proaching car dodged back toward
the curb, but was hit and knocked
down with results as above stated.
She is reported to be getting along
well and will soon be out again.
Electric service is not increasing in cost. The Electric Washing}
Machine is the greatest labor saving device for the home n f the
century. There are a million of them in ase in the V. 8. A.
We sell the Apex, the Maytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
Any one can afford a Washing Machine. The .operating oost is.
negative. We sell everything Electrical. We do wiring in accord­
ance with the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for all work
performed. "
-L i
JL ;.
Yamhill Electric Company
“IT SERVES] YOU RIGHT”
in the
B A f/ K .
It makfs
m e happy
to seen,
©row
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THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IS A NATIONAL *YS-
TEM, BY WHICH ALL MEMBER BANKS ARE JOINED TO­
GETHER FOR THE PROTECTION OF DEPOSITORS;AND THE
DEVELOPMENT OF OUR RESOURCES.
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ALL M EM BER BANKS RRE EXAMINED REGULARLY BY
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT AT
WASHINGTON, D. C.
OUR DEPOSITORS HAVE NATIONAL PROTECTION.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NEW BERG. OREGON
PLEASANT VIEW
Newberg school and home garden­
less get a good vote in this section. ers should use “ Three-in-One Dust”
for insects, viz:
10 per cent dry
The members of the auxiliary to
powdered arsenate of lead; 40 per
the Lester C. Rees Post are request­
cent tobacco dust: 50 per cent
ed to meet at the Leglo nhali on
either powdered sulphur, air-slaked
Sunday morning at $10:30 to
lime, or sifted ashes (sulphur pref­
march with the Legion to the M. E.
erably) well mixed together. Take
church. A special meeting of the
128 square piece of gunny sack, put
auxiliary will be held on next Tues­
powder in center, gather corners
day evening.
and shake through on plants. Buy
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, who for­ materials from seed store.
HaVe
merly lived out at Rex, but who dealers stock it.
Splendid for all
have been located on San Francisco insects.
Bay for some time, drove through
Or write O. A. C., Corvallis, and
in a Ford and are looking after their ask if they have any patented “ One*
Rex ranch. They say they intend to in-all dust for you. Practically the
? come back to the place to make it same.
| their home later on.
Get it at once.
Oliver F. Kilham,
The next meeting of the W. C. T.
; U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Director Agriculture Department,
Newberg High School.
W. W. Hollingsworth. 402 Fourth
The Ladles' Aid of the Presbyte­
rian church held a social meeting
at the home of Dr. S. E. Smith and
Mrs. Georgia Babcock last Frlday
afternoon, about thirty guests being
present. A program, consisting of
piano numbers by Miss Putman, vio­
lin solos by Glenn Taylor, vocal se­
lections with violin obligato and
piano by Mrs. Babcock, and readings
by Oracle Rucker, was greatly en­
joyed. The hostesses served dainty
refreshments.
The Electric Range is Serving
the Purpose of ECONOMY
Paul B . Brackley
AUTO MECHANIC
who formerly operated the
Economy Auto Repair Shop at
First and Main streets, is now
with the S. M. Calkins & Sons
Garage, First and School Sts.
where he w ill be pleased to
have all of his old patrons and
as many new ones as possible,
who want a good job of work
done on their ante or truck,
call on him.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
S. M. Calkins & Sons
Garage
The Hut,chlns Brothers bought a
new team last week.
H. J. Maynard spent a portion of
last week in Portland on business.
Mias Mae Jones is spending the
week on Parrett Mountain with
friends.
gall lost his horses. He found them
hhwever, after two days’ search
somewhere near West Chehalem.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Versteeg on April 26.
The" mother and daughter expect to
return to their home on the moun­
tain this week.
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Subscriba
now for tha N «w M %
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halverson,
Graphie
and
gat
tha horns naira.
from the East, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Shultz for several
weeks.
;£ *G ood R oads may 2 i
, A good deal of excitement was
caused last week when Roy McDou- fata
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Prescription Druggist
The REXALL Store
NEW BERG,
OREGON
Comer of First and School Sts.
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