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T lM M M M G f ' ■ W 'M h il vrmn '- S -ti»* 4 h H O * A r ' » Mrs. A. E. Brown is visiting Claud R. Oroth of the First Na friends at Salem this week. tional Bank is taking a two weeks’ Mrs. F. Fay spent a couple of days vacation. at Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Liven good have Mias Clara Williams came out from moved back to the B. L. Hicks place Portland and spent Sunday with Mrs. In Fernwood. Mary E. Bankson. Finis Smith, late of Georgetown, From O ctober 1st to O ctober 12th, w e w ill sell in as»<<>cpæ ^:gxtttàCKX*x 8CiOc»oc8XK><aagCBa^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rutler, of 8a< Illinois, now of Tacoma, Washington. cartons of five the follow ing standard Edison Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atkin-| Mias Oladya Townsend apent Fri- City, Iowa, are out visiting with Mi was the guest of C. E. Akers and family Wednesday evening. and Mrs. C. D. Childs out north of son on Monday, a son. i day in Portland visiting her slater, M azda Lamps at reduced prices. \ town. « Mrs. Ida Baker, of Seattle. Is at- Miss Effle Pinney visited with Mr. Mr>- J»™«* 8mith. ending her sister. Mrs. J. A. Hol- Mrs. Josie Everest, who has been and Mrs. J. H. Gibson at McMinn Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Blarlcon>. ville pn Sunday. Refriar Prie« Spedai Prie« spent Sunday with friends at Hood visiting with relstivss at Janesville ingsworth. who has been ill for the Rev. and Mrs. O. W. Round at River, returning on Monday, accom Wisconsin, Is expected to arrive horn past fortnight, but is now improv ing. tended the annual M. E. Conference panied by Mrs. C. H. Eastman of this week. W. V. Dolph, a well known orch- Tom Cummings began work the Newberg, who had been visiting at at Salem last week. ardist located six miles northwest of Hood River. first of the week on the new house Mias Gladys Wood, of Portland, is J. Carl Nelson was out from Port ho is building on the corner of Cen Newberg, was in town Wednesday spending a few days with the family Btirrlng around with a lively step, land on business Monday afternoon. ter and Hancock streets. . o f her uncle. W. J. Morris. as he always is. Miss Mildred Wills, has Just re Rev. Richard Hocking, of Jeffer While still In the employ of Ballou W. D. Lewis, who has been afflicted son. visited here with the Gillies and A Wright in the city he Is located turned from the Portland wholesale with rhumatlsm. followed by heart millinery house, where she has been with his family on a sightly acre Harvey families the first of the week. trouble, is still confined to his room B uy five, save 25 cents, and have lamps on hand tract out on the Highway at Bertha taking notes and buying goods. Carl Garrison of Pomeroy. Wash station^ Miss Mildred Wills has been spend and his physician does not expect when needed. Special price on Flash-Lights com ington, paid a flying visit to his sis The many friends of Dr. E. A. ing the past week in Portland visit him to be out for three months. ter. Mrs. Yergen and Mrs. Campbell plete during the period from O ct. 1 to 12, inclusive Mrs. A. B. Becker, of Tacoma, and Romig are glad to see him back ia ing with her sister Maude who o f Newberg last week. Mrs. F. McGilvern of Seattle, who Newberg and located for practice teaches in the Portland schools. Mrs. Anna Trude, of Yuma, Cali again. For the present his office will Alfreds, wife of Henry Zorn, of were called here by the illness of fornia. who was here last spring vis be at the(hospital and. his home with St. Paul, died/October 1. Funeral their sister Mrs. J. A. Hollingsworth, iting her daughter Mrs. Enos Ellis, his son-in-law and .daughter, Prof, services were conducted by the priest returned to their homes Last week. died on the 20th ult., aged 94 years. and Mrs. Alexander Hull. At the f l o'clock service Sunday at St. Paul church October 4tb. morning at the church of Opd the P. M. Stewart has sold his farm As stated last week Mr. and Mrs. ' Ztmri Ellis Jr. says he is going to ‘ •IT GEDVCS V A II D I A i m t v west of town to W. F. Devore, of J. H. Wilson are arranging to go to give up the Jitney business, he hav subject of the sermon will be “ Pen IT SERVES YOU RIGHT** * i .. -i tecostal Power," and at 7:30 in the Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will Newport to spend some time. Mr. ing accepted a position in Portland leave shortly for Los Angeles, Cali Wilson has not been in robust health with the Standard Oil Co. at one of evening, “ Paving Roads to Hell." fornia, for an extended visit with for several monfhs and it is thought their filling stations. Mr. and Mrs.'Nets Pearson of Wal- It Is expected that Rev. Charles j Mr. Spangle o f Dayton, wag ft their son, and may locate there per by his physician that the fresh salt Mrs. Eva Gilmore, of Seattle, is in halla. North Dakota, arrived in New O. Whitely, former pastor, will be Sunday visitor at the home of his manently. berg yesterday and will locate here sea air may do him good. The sale Newberg in the interest of the W. permanently. Some time ago Mr. the speaker at Friends church next daughter, Mrs. Harvey Wright Chapter L.. P. E. O. met on Mon of the Wilson property was made C. T. U. and is meeting with flat Pearson bought a corner lot of G. W. by W. S. White ft Co. Sunday morning. tering sucess. Mrs. Gilmor^^ia the on East Fulton street. day afternoon at Villa Vista, the James on First street. home of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Eckerson Mrs. A. E. Say, who has been com guest of Mrs. Theodore Jeffries. N. F. Byers. J. D. Gordon, S. L. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Moor* who out west of Newberg on the bill at in g, from her home at WUsonville Mrs. E. C. Stone, who wss injured r ? E. P. Smith has arrived home froju Firrett, George Jones, Dean Calkins, spent the prune drying season at the the end of the bridge that spans for several years to be a mother to in an auto collision a short time ago. Gresham, where he wad called to the W. L. Robertson and A. C. Seely home of his brother, A. E. Moore Cbehalem creek. Refreshments were her grandchildren who come to New was removed to her home Wednes bedside of his father, 84 years old, went to McMinnville last Monday; out west of Newberg. and who have served In the dining room, which berg to attend high school from year day from the F. E. Hadley home who had sustained a fractured hip, night to ^ttend a gathering of re- been farming for the past two years was beautifully, decorated In autumn to year, is ffiere again this season where she had been since the ac occasioned by a fall. Qu account o f publicans at a banquet that was ar over near Woodburn, will locate in his age, recovery is uncertain. leaves and dark red dahlias. Besides and has the same pleasant smile she cident occured. . ranged by the county central com Portland. They attended the M. E. the members thera were in attend always wears. Harold Say, one of Dr. H. A. -Littlefield has secured mittee. The speakers were Senator Miss Laura M. Williams, who has Conference last week and he was ance as visitors Mrs. E. R. Leedy, the first grandsons to come, is now been located at the corner of First a five-room cottage at Tucson, Ariz Gus Mosier and R. N. Stanfield, assigned to the Epworth church in Mrs. J. E. Bradley, Dr. John 8. Ran holding down a desk with the Port- and Meridian streets in the real ona. where he went recently to re- candidate for United States Senator Portland, located out in the vicinity kin, Attorney C. R Chapin and aon.i land Telegram as reporter of marine estate business has moved back to her cuparate, and reports that he is nice and the boys say they had a royal i of the old Lewis and Clark fair Master Blon. land labor news. j former loeation at the corner of First ly domiciled and that the climate and good time. grounds. surroundings are agreeable arid that j and Blaine streets. his health is improving. I R. A. Spivey, who traded for the Miss Della Parrisb. bookkeeper at | J. P. 8oper paint etore a short time McCoy Bros, garage, and her Bister, Ago, was called to Geneva, Nebraska- Miss Freda, of the U. S. National last week on account of the serious Bank, expect to leave Saturday on illness o f his father, who -died soon two weeks’ vacation,- visiting after his arrival there. friends at Milton, and their uncle, Miss Flora Dean, a niece of W. H. M. • Of?-McKern, at Pendleton. Dean who lives out north of town, Mrs. Ethel M. Brown, a former Is here from Appleton, Wisronsiri on a visit. She expects to spend the Newberg resident, now living near winter at Newport in order to get Dallas, will again become a resident of Newberg as soon as the prune the benefit of the salt sea air. season is over. Mrs. Brown Is de Mrs. Ann A. Lucas, a widow, and sirous of giving her boys the advant the mother of Mrs. C. A. Clemenson. age of the splendid schools of New died on last Saturday, aged 79 years. berg. Funeral services were conducted on Paul L. Newmeyer. manager of Tuesday at the W. W. Hollingsworth Co. chapel by Rev. Chas E. Gibson. Meadowvale Farm, who took a num ber of Duroc and Berkshire hogs to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Livengood have the state fair last week, says he came moved from the Pinney property o n ! away more than pleased with the Dayton Ayenue to a small farm in , . . . 4( „ . ... . . . . . .. awards he received, causing the old the Fernwood district, owned by Mrs , , ’. , time breeders to sit up and take B. L. Hicks of Yamhill. Mr. Liven I notice. good will retain his position with ! ♦ he S. P. Co., going back and forth Harry Perkins, who has been here in the Ford. from Globe. Arizona, on a visit is Marshal J. W. Henry is again on leaving for home by auto. His father, duty after a two weeks’ vacation, " m- Perkins, is going with him to during which he visited his son How- remain, for the winter, he having JUST SUFPOSE SOMETHING HAPPENED TO YOU. ard. at Penticton, B. C., who is in the rented his home place to Roy Lamb- YES, YOU. employ of the Kitts Valley Railway eI"t> l*as been on the Dr. Chl- company as passenger conductor, breath /arm in 'West Chehalem. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. Marshal Henry says the region which capt. Stoker of the state fire mar- he visited produces some of the finest shal’s office spoke to thè local fire fruit lie has ever seen. department Tuesday- evening at the Mrs. Emma O. Pope died on last city hall. giving them an interesting to fire NEW BERG. OREGON iof Second and Center streets, aged fighting and fire prevention, and 60 years. Funeral services were con-l strongly recconimended better equip- ducted by Rev. Geoge H. Lee at the ment for the Newberg fire depart- W. W. Hollingsworth Oo. chapel on ment. Monday. Deceased had two sons, Fred Alva Gulley and family and Mr. und Robert Pope who live at Astoria and Mrs. Lester Gulley, who drove and two married daughters, Mrs. through in autos from Fowler, Kan Pool and Mrs. Anderson. sas, arrived here on Friday of last Lamp Specials Locals and Personals u... 25 Watt Mazda 40 Cts. 40 “ “ 40 “ 60 “ “ 45 “ 50 “ Mazda f > wm 65 “ 35 Cts 35 “ 40 “ 55 “ Yamhill Electric Company fbu owe them S P E C IA L DUTY For a Few Days only on & D T IR E S 30x3 30x3 1-2 32x3 1-2 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 6000 Mile $15 .00 $ 1 9 .0 0 $ 2 3 .9 5 $ 2 6 .8 0 $ 3 0 .7 0 $ 3 2 -2 0 $ 3 3 .0 0 Put bur in OUR BANI for them. Guarantee D O YLE’S T I R E S H O P NATIONAL BANK 713 First Street School Books W e have a Complete Line School Supplies (No School Books) H E A D Q U A R TE R S FOR Magazines and Kodak Supplies Graham’s Drug Store Phone W hite 113 Eastman Kodak« NyaU M edicine« At a regular meeting of the city ' week and are located for the present council held Monday night the deal 8t sixth and Willamette streets. The was closed with L. S. Otis for the elder Mr. GulLey will engage In some purchase of an additional spring out I business In town if he finds some at his farm, the price being |1,250. thing to his liking, while the son An ordinance was ordered drawn for will problnbly invest in farm land the purpose of regulating the care , -rw0 daughters and one spn enrolled of cow barns within the city limits. as students in Pacific College the and the marshal was directed to s e e j^ ^ 0f tj,e WMg that all sawdust and other rubbish Dr. W. V. Coffin, whose home Is about the streets Is cleaned up. at Whittier.Callfornia, and who Is Mr. and Mrs. John Estes, who field man for the educational board bought the J. H. Wilson property on of the Five Years Meeting of Friends East Hancock street last week. cam e(phurch lg expecU>d to arrlve here ,n here from Santa Cruz, California. n day or two in company with Rev. where they went from M c M i n n v i l l e ' ^ Q w h ,tely of Oskaloosa. some eight years ago. Mr. Estes ls|Iowa former pastor of the local a brother-in-law of sheriff Watt Friends church and now Evangelistic Henderson and was engaged in the Superintendent of Iowa Yearly Meet- livery business in McMinnville for i Ing. They are coming for a confer- several years. He says they liked 1 enae with the Pacific College board, California In many ways but that j relative to a campaign for funds for they tired of the continuous sun increasing the endowment of the col- shine. | lege. Dr. Coffin has a good knowl- Owen Tierney and wife, of Ran- j*deg of Oregon, for back in the early dall, Montana, arrived in Newberg eighties he was located at Forest Sunday and will make an extended Grove, first as physician at the Indian visit with Mrs. Tierney's father, A 1 school and later as superintendent. Millard, and wife. Mr. and Mrs He had charge when the school was Tierney left Randall in an auto..In- moved to Chemawa and was there tending to make the trip to Cali when the grounds were cleared and fornia by that means, but on reach the first buildings were put up. ing Tacoma they encountered such Those were the days when heads bad roads, occasioned by the heavy came off with the change of ad rains, that they put the auto in a ministrations. and he went out when Cleveland entered the W’hite House. garage and came on by train. and Supplies School Begins Monday Oct. 4 Your Rexal Store Should be Your Stationer We have everything you need in School Books, Pencils. Pens, Penholders. Tablets, Note Books, Composition Books, Buies, Lunch Kits, Book straps. Water Colors, Craoles, Fountain Pens from $1.00 to $6.00 that will not leak and stain your fingers, with points suited to every hand. We have had years of experience in hand ling school books, and know your childrens needs, send them to us and we will fit them out right. LYN N B. FERGUSON Prescription Druggist The REXALL Store 302 First St NEWBERG, OREGON • I
