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; Locals and Personals 1 * *Q Q o o < > Q 0 O 0 a a a o a c œ a o & c & o & :< K > a o a a o g x ^ ^ “ Jock” Ellis, son of Enos Ellis came frdm Montana last week for a visit. Perry Spinney has moved to his re cently purchased property on Blaine street. Glen* Taylor, who Is studying mu sic at Salem, Is at home for a visit . for a few days. Mrs. Wm. Buell was called to Port land Wednesday on account of the serious Illness of her sister. . J. H. and Clyde Stanton left today for California, for the purpose of se lecting a location for a permenant home.* Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis, who returned from Portland a short time ago, have rooms with Mrs. Rebecca Allen. OBITUARY In Brown < 30, 1IS1. In 1113 he crossed the settled In the ( Washington, nei of Castle Rock. N O TH IN G \ IB THE HOKE SAVES YOU FROM On Friday evening of last week Miss Carrie Allen visited with rel Judge Wallace McCammant spoke to atives in Portland Sunday. HARD WORK LIKE AH Mrs. J. E. Todd waa down from a good sized audience at Duncan’s McMinnville on buelneee Wednesday. i hall from a republican standpoint ' this being the only political speech Ifr. and Ifra. S. & Dow of lfcMlnn- j made In Newberg during the cam vllle were Sunday visitors In New- paign. bis death. His wife died Octobei berg. 1888. W. A. Moore has received word In 1889, on the 20th of Noveml Mias Lela{^ Nevland, of Portland, that his mother, Mrs. E. J. Moore, WE SELL A B. C., APEX, THOR, at Castle Rock, he was united in Spent the week end with relatives in who was visiting ' here last winter marriage to Miss May Whitney and Newberg. and spring, died at the home of her to this union two children were born. AND BLUE BIRD MACHINES. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Blarlcom son, E. J. Moore, in Elgin county, • visited W. A. Poster and Family at Minnesota on last Saturday, aged ^America and Christian, dit lien-, of their lather. X x &J dx AR1R ALL QOOJL ^ ...5 ■sa^. -Portland on Sunday. 74 years. • ship,’’ wlll be the subject of the ser In September 1903 he united with ■ V 1 * t. ■ >■ *••-.. * .. . ,■ - Misses Della and Freda Parrish Rev. and Mrs. J, C. Gregory, who mon at the Baptist church Sunday the M. E. church and was a faithful have returned from a two week's member through life, though a great i recently sold their property on the morning by the pastor. DO YOUR WASHING FOB 25 CENTS A MONTH. vacation near Bend. Emil Anderson, a brother of W. deal of the time for the past two I corner of First and Blaine streets to .; v ' / •: ■ • ' • • ” „ *’ Omar Fendall and family were 'j Blanchard, are leaving for T. Anderson, arrived here the first of years bis health did not permit him n ' . . . . over from Forest Grove. Sunday for Puco> W uhfngton, wlth a car of the week from North Dakota with his to attend services. • . ; . . 1 . „ j . . . . . ' , * • a visit d'lth relatives. On Sunday, October 17, while personal effects, where they have an three little sons for a visit., walking to church with his wife he Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Wallace were alfalfa tract of 33 acres. ,1 Roy Hemsley’ and Will Halloran of was suddenly called to the land .Sunday visitors with Dr. Wallace and; ) The attention of the .oncers and Walhalla, N. D. were calling on old beyond,. where no pain or death ever j --------------- family at Portland 8unday. — - r j members of the ladies auxiliary to friends here Wednesday. They were enter. T John W. Moore has been confined Lester C. Rees Post* is called to thé driving through to California. - “ IT SERVES YOU RIGHT** He leaves to mourn his going the to the houpe for several days »ast Ieguiar meatlng. whlch wlll ^ hald J. E. Bayer, who drove through following: his widow, Mrs. May ! by an attack of rheumatism on the second of December at 8 p. from Grin noil, Iowa some time ago Huntington and his youngest son, Mrs. M. J. Jones of this city visited m., when Important business will he for a visit with his only daughter, Bennie, of Newberg; two daughters: her brother, W. A. Parrish at Fern- taken up. By order of the Vice-pres Mrs. H. H. George, Is greatly pleas Mrs. W. Brown, of Hubbard. Mrs. j on fire, but that a wooden tray con- A NEAR BLAZE wood the first of the week. ed with the country. ident. W. F. Tate of Yoncalla, and one son ! taining walnuts had been placed too Mrs. Sarah Stopher Is out from Mrs. A. M. Kendrick was called trf at Castle Rock. Washington, ten J. F. Taylor received a telegram The fire department was called to near the stove and had Ignited, and Portland visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wednesday from a nephew at Indiaa- Rose berg yesterday by a message an grandchildren and one little great the I. W. Brown home out on the but for the fact that the room was Mack Kaufman and son Thomas R. j g,Tlng information of the nouncing the serious illness of her grandson; a sister. Mrs. Eunice Olson Portland road beyond the city limits tight and without ventilation there Ro<Ml- I death of hts mother, Sarah Taylor, brother Reuben Bishop, who has been of Kelso, Washington. ; by a fire alarm last Friday. On ar- might have been a disastrous fire. The annual Request Concert of the who was past 91 years of age. De an Invalid for sometime. The deceased was a good neigh- • riving at the scene of the fire they The fire lads did their work promptly M. E. Choir will be given next 8un- ceased spent considerable time here Mrs. Lloyd W. Resler and son bor and true friend and many will were informed that the fire was up as usual but they don’t get paid for day evening at the Methodist church, several years ago and her sunny dis- Fredrick Lloyd, who were here visit miss his kindly face. He was laid stairs but the stairway was filled fire fighting outside of the city limits, 7:30 o’clock. position will be remembered by many ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. to rest in the local cemetery. with smoke bo that they were unable and such being the case It looks to —------- o---------- Raymond Hornlbrook, wife an d! who may read this notice of her pas- Hagedorn at 812 River street, left to reach the second floor, and that a man up a tree that it would ibe the for their home at St Paul, Minnesota baby of Goldendale. Washington, are ' sing. was all they could tell about the fair and proper thing for the cltisens NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET here visiting his parents. Mr. and! ^ funeral ^ Mra ^ Sw|ck Wednesday. ■ ; fire, but some of the fire laddies _ to vote at the special election in Mr. aad Mrs. G. W. Dayton, who California for the Tourist' a new made their way up the stairs and -■^December for bond issue to purchase M m John Hornlbrook. |a widow aged IS years who died at Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whiton of her home on the farm above Dundee, sold out and went to California and twenty-four page illustrated book- j crawled into the room where the fire, the equipment so badly needed in Arisons, hoping to get relief from let issued by the Southern Pacific originated and extinguished the blaze this city to prevent losses by fire. of « a N v - ew held Newberg W. W. a Portland, v ia iw a s u , a former w a aas«s . residents . w w w -, WM W ttg D C I d I In D n V W P C r f f * at L I the M W . W . l " w After doors and ' We can’t always hope to escape bad berg, were in the city Satuday and Hollingsworth Co. chapel last Sunday Ia*thma with which he is afflicted. Is Just off the press. The cover de- j with chemicals. have returned since the change did Mgn is a work of art in five colors, windows were opened and the smoke fires and $3,000 worth of prevention favored this office with a friendly afternoon and was conducted by Rev. not brine the desired change in his ths ‘Golden Poppy’ so characteristic had escaped so they were enabled to in the way of modern equipment is r «H i f e j i - ------ - • 7George H. Lee. The body was taken health. of California being shown on a back- examine the surroundings, it was far cheaper then a disastrous fire Mrs Nettle Nicholson was here the! to Portland and placed in a vault Mrs. Mary J. Baird, widow of the ground of ultra marine blue. The found that the building had not been j which is liable to occour at any time, first of the week visiting her sister.1 at the Portland Crematorium, along Mrs. J. C. Col cord. On Tuesday Mrs. with the remains of her husband late J. W. Baird, deceased and the ganeral arrangement of manuscript '\ mother of E. C. Baird, died last Sun. ahd engravings is exceptionally good, i Coleord went with her to her home who died about a year ago The introduction graphically de day, aged 88 years. Funeral services in Portland. R. A. Spivey has arrived home scribes California and the Shasta, were conducted at the Presbyterian Mrs. H. Craw and Mrs. Geo. H. after an absence of four weeks spent church Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Sunset and Ogden routes. Lee attended the Women’s Preaby- In Nebraska and Kansas. The farm The charms of SanFranctsco and George H. Lee. terlan meeting in Portland from , era in these states are cribbing their vioinity, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Harry Perkins and his father, Wm. Tuesday unUl Thursday Inclusive ! corn as they are only offered 80 cents Diago and other interesting San E o f last week and report one of the a bushel. They are also holding Perkins, In company with Chancy P iétés are briefly mentioned and best meetings ever held. their wheat for a three dollar mar Gell, who were on their way to Ari pictured as are a number of the zona, stopped over in Southern Ore Russell Jones and family who ket. It is claimed by these farmers gon for a deer hunt, and as proof famous resort hotels. came from Cascades. Montana, are that with 88-00 wheat, bread can Some of the many attractive Sea of their success they shipped a fine visiting with the Asa 8utton family be profitably sold at three cents a side resort* are described. Illustra- buck to J. H. Curry, son-in-law of out at Shady Nook and are said to loaf. The farmer* are combining for Wm. Perkins. The Graphic family t,0T’8 of the Pleasures of these resorts be well pleased with the suroundlngs better prices for their products and can testify as to excellent quality o f ; are »hown. Artistically ar- here. Mr. Jones Is a brother of Mrs. believe their efforts will prove suc the steak. panged are several pictures illustrat cessful. 8utton. ing outdoor sports and pastimes, Miss Pauline Harris, who has a ~~. _ ¡Polo, Golf. Tennis and motoring. position in the Deparlmen h h* i 1116 Lake Tahoe Country, Caliior-1 merce at Washington and W ** nia’s National Parks and Mountain been stationed at Denver for some Fastnesses all receive deserving at-, time visited here a few days ago tention. For' those interested in his with the Frank Rundell family, Bhe toric places, the romantic old Fran and Miss Edith Hall, a sister of Mrs. ciscan Missions are beautifully pic Rundell who is also an employee in tured. The names, locations and that department being friends and dates of founding are also given. room mates. The Booklet, as a whole, is a nifty Mrs. Elrie R. B. Tykeson, wife of piece of artistic coloring, wording Chas. Tykeson, who lives over in the and arrangement. Copies are to be Laurel neighborhood, died on last had on appl,cation to Agents, South- 7 0 « FIRST STREET Monday, aged 42 years. She had i ern Pacific. been in declining health tor three W atch for our socials in Millinery years. Besides the husband she left A ll hats radi 10 per c e n t BEAR EAST RELIEF six children, all of whom are at W o still hare a few turbans at $5 .7 5 loft home. Funeral services were con Some good hats, am untrimmed simpes for both ducted at the HOdson Chapel Wednes Editor Graphic: I recall that during the past year, ladies day afternoon by Rev. K. H. Sicka- 1 children cents you have been one of the editors most! fooee. Com e in and take your choice while they last interested In the Near Eastern prob The opening of the lyceum for the lem and especially helpful In get-1 season was most satisfactory in every ting the situation before the public.. way. The sale of season tickets was I have Just returned from the heart all that could be desired and the of Armenia and would give a great opening number by the ‘ ‘Temple deal for the power to lend you my That odd the joy of a beautiful complexion to your life. Choir.” given on Thursday night of eyes so that you could visualize some last week, was greeted by a large 0f t|,e results accomplished through audience who gave hearty cheers as your cooperation. the well balanced program was rend You would be impressed first of An excellent skin food and massage cream. It should ered. number by number. Many all by the vast numbers who gathered be used at night and a small amount left on over night, words in commendation of the "Tem In every city to express their grat so the delicate tissue of the skin can absorb It. ple Choir,” as to personality and itude for what has been done for their high class program, have been them «uring the past year. At least spoken by those who heard them. a half million people are living today The Newberg Creamery company who would have perished had It not A high grade toilet soap possessing cleansing, antiseptic, Is making an effort to secure an am been for such assistance. and healing qualities, mildly perfumed; it leaves the You would be Impressed too, I am ple supply of water for the plats by skin feeling cool and clean. means of a bored well which has al sure, by the evidence of thrift and ready reached a depth of 358 feet, industry; and by the heroic efforts this being considerably more the 100 at recuperation under almost in feet below sea level. In boring, a superable handicaps; but moet of all A delightfully perfumed smooth white vanishing cream. good supply of water was reached you would be thrilled by the thou Should be* applied before going out. It is an excellent sands of children— war orpans, ren at the ordinary water level, but on powder dose; It prevents the powder from clogging up dered homeless by massacre and de going on down farther bard blue clay the pores o f the skin and cause it to adhere better and was reached, which for many feet portation now cared for in Near East spread more evenly. H E A D Q U A R TE R S FOR was as dry as a bone, and not until Relief orphanages. These children are the hope of the "New Near East.” the drill went through this strata and reached sand was water ageln The vision of ths future as reflected struck. A pump was set to going in their faces would banish any mis an<| kept, busy for several hours. A giving! as to the worth-whlleness of A medium weight face powder delicately perfumed, large quantity of fine sand, much like your work. clinngs to the skin and protects it against climatic This saving of a nation would have the sand on the seashore was raised changes. It leaves that charming. Boft appearance. and the company hopes that enough been utterly Impossible without the more may be raised to produce a cooperation that you and other ed large Interior reeorvolr, sufficient to itors give in keeping the facts before hold an abundance of water. R. N. the public. In ths name of those Prescription Druggist Hutchins and his partner are doing whom I have seen and talked with. The REXALL Stafe Phono W hite 113 the work with their boring machine. I thank you for the altruism that The increase made in the water rates has moved you. 302 First St Eastman Kodak« - NyaU M edicine« 8lncsrely yours. for commercial purpose will probably NEWBERG, C. V. Vickrey. result in other firms putting down General Secretary deep wells. ■»] Electric Washing Machine Yam hill Electric Company v w * *1 i ’ 1 p u v m v w Millinery Sale SM I On Beginning Saturday, October 30th, we are putting out a very special line o f wonderful values in merchant's samples, all nifty up-to-date, un trimmed shapes and spool Hats val ued from $5.50 to $15.00 G R ID L E Y Millinery All to be closed out at $3 45. Also Trimmed Hats at $4.75 and $5.00 All the best in style and quality. Come early and get the best selection. LEE M IL L IN E R Y Beauty Builders W e have a Complete Line Cocoa Butter Cold Cream Rexall Medicated Skin Soap School Supplies (No School Books) Magazines and Kodak Supples Graham’s Drug Store Arbutus Complexion Cream |uet Ramee Face Powder L Y N N B. FERGUSON i
