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DR. J. C. MICHAut/.
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ID. FENTON................ Vice-President,
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
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Dr. Davis, resident dentist.
Yesterday was a stormy day.
E. X. Harding and family, of Gaston,
B in town.
The holiday ad of Geo. W. Burt should
road by all.
1161. Chris Taylor, cl llayton, was in
ivn on Wednesday.
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t fore part of the week.
Rev. F. Dillard Holman was oh our
bets one day this week.
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CARLTON.
the OaklancT’Enic^riic is de d.—The
m>qua Herald, now hails from tjiat
n.
km. Grace has'opened a neat little
hr store next to Westerfield’s furniture
all things useful, all things lieautiful,
things that brighten home at Geo. W.
it’s.
Highest price paid for all ginds of
pught and cast iron. Apply to Carl
hrng.
the public examination of teachers at
I court house this week was not largely
ended.
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ke are informed that John Benninger,
ply from Nebraska, has purchased a
j-acro farm.
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During the month of November the fol:
Nov. 28, 1887.
lowing transfers have Iieen made:
Married—At Castle Rock, W. T,, Ida
School land commissioners to Nels ! Shutt to John A. McCullough. May hap-
Hausen, east'half of n w >4, section 5, t 3 > piness be their lot through life is our
wish.
6, r 5 w, containing 80 acres; »160. . -
J. W. Rogers and wife to Jas. O. Rog
Came pretty noar'being a squaw win
ers, lot 90, in the Masonic cemetery at ter, but to-day Oregon is herself again.
McMinnville; »20.
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Some talk of a store coming to town,
T. H. Gilbert to J. II. Brown, east halt but there is more talk than store so far ;
ol n e % of n e % of section 10, the n w now is the time for some man to branch
of n w
of section 11, and part of the out; a good house can be had for reason
w ,1^ of s w Ji of section 2, t 5 », r 7 w; able rent. Will somo one take pity on
»450.
poor little Carlton and come to tu?
J. H. Brown and wife to Cyrus Jones,
Wood seems to be in greater demand
the east Ji of n e li of n e Ji of section 10,
jiart of w> of s w J< of qectibn 2. t 5 s, r in Portland than wheat at the present.
7 w; »400.
Carlton is in need of a good shoemaker.
G. _C. Litchfield and. wife to B. F. One would do well hero as we understand
Died—Nov. 24, 1887, 8. A. Caldwell,,
the
one that worked here last winter
of 11 w. J4, the n w Ji and
after a sickness of about four months of Jones, the s
wants to sell his tools; good chance for
that dreadful disease consumption. If he the s w Ji of n e Ji of sectiou.34, t 5 s, r some good wprkman, so come along.
7 w, containing 100 acres; »850.
had lived until next April lie would have
G. F. Tucker and wife to T. J. Force,
G. It. Bodie moves to-day to the future
been 20 years old. Seth Was »good boy 200 square feet of land and undivided Ji county seat. We aro sorry to lose any of
«nd loved by all; and a very Targe audience interest to the west brick wall of the our citizens.
was present at"his funeral The sermon building of G. F. Tucker in McMinnville;
A fellow said to-day that Charlie would,
»230.
waH preached vUy J. A. Campbell, of
occupy thff empty house; that is right,
J.
W.
Force
and
wife
to
T.
J.
Force,
keep all the hquse^-full.
Hillsboro, the audience showed the res- 80Ji acres, t 3 s, r 4 and 5 w;»1375.
pect in which 1m was held, there being
A new well at the hotel.
O. A C. railroad to John Eberall, the s
verj- few dry eyes in the large audience. w Ji of s w Ji of section 25, t 4.8, r 6 w,
Mr. A. P. Wilson is digging a well on
Good-bye Seth, may your rest be sweet. containing40acres; »120.
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_ his lot in town,
George Dorsey and wife to Joel P. Dor
A F riend .
Tho Becond quarter of our school com
sey, 120 59-100 acres in t.5 s, r 3 w P41200. mences to-morrow.
J/R. Caldwell died November 2Gth af ■J7~A. Odell and wife to G. W. Odell,
Asa Kelsey went to Hillsboro last Satur
ter an illness of some three months of a the n Ji of the donation land claim of R. day and returned pn the evening train.
complication of diseases. Mr. Caldwell B. Odell in t 5 s, r 3 w; »500.
You see Ace isa bach and Hillsboro is
‘0. A C. railroad to R. L. Booth, tho n noted for its oliMtaids so you can draw
would have been Cl years old on May 4,
Ji of n e Ji of section 1, t 5 s, r 7 w, and
1888. Coming to Oregon in 1875 .and s e I4 of 11 e Ji of section 35, t 4 s, x 7 w, your own conclusions.
settled in Carlton; worked at the fflioe- containing 122 40-100 acres; »160. ______ __ Wilson Reed, is going around with his
T. "H. Gilbert to fe. L. Booth, the s w nose and one eye in a sling, all owing to
mAker’sTrade" and acteil as railroad agent
a litnb coming in contact with his face.
for ten years until some four years ago he Ji of s e Ji and a e Ji of s w Ji of section
,
H awk -E ye . .
quit H|e shoo business, started a little 2, t 5 s, r 7 w, 80 acres; »225.
W.
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Brown"and
wife
to
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Booth,
grocery} store, attending to- business un
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the east Ji of s e Ji of section 35, t 4 s, r
til compelled to give all up and took his 7 w, containing»«) acres; »200.
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Nov. 28, 1887.
bed, fijpin whieh-he never left. Mr. C.
J. C. Braly and wife to R. A. Stewart,
Mary Edwards has gone to Riverside
Was aj|ncmber of the Christian church lot 5, block 19, Rowland’»-McMinnville ; schoolhouse, near Sheridan, to bold a
series of meetings.
B Masonic order, llojripa’ves a »190.
R. A. Stewart and wife to Mrs. Jane
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one daughter to momm his loss,
John Goodrich and family, of Dayto i
Curtis, lot 5, block' 19, ll-Avland’B Mc Prairie, were down on a visit yesterday.
ere forty-five teams tn the pro Minnville; »400.
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cession to the grave. He has gone to
Miss Emma Deskin is home on avisit.
A. B. Faulconer and wife to Victor A.
hiB last sleep; may he rest in peace.
Gross, lot 3, block 13, in Sheridan ; »50.
C. W. Tolson and several of his child
. , A F riend .
R. L. Stow and wife to B. D. Perry, lot ren are down with the typhoid fever.
in McMinnville ; »750.
A «cries of meetings have been goinJ
T he N arrow G auge .—Commencing to
Estate of W. T. Newby, deceased, to on-the past week ut Middleton, of which
day passenger trains of the Portland & Win. Lambert, lot 2, block 5, Newby’s 3d several from this place have been taking
an active part.
Willamette Valley road, carrying ynails, addition to McMinnville ; »40.
J. W. Cowles and wife to Wm. Lam
will run regularly from the foot of* Lin
IL St. Helon is putting up an addition
bert, lots 5 and 6, block 5, and lots 8, 4
coln street to IJjindee"Junction, and con and 5, block 6, Newby’s 3d addition to to liis house.
nect there with trains of the Oregonian McMinnviHo ; »400;
O. F. Moore and wife were at Dayton
Railwa y Com p a n y; In d ited, d u r Q obllf g7
Hi S. Leatherman and wif" to Fred A. Sabbath on ti visit.
Sheridan ami Airlie. Until Thursi^iy the Ramsey, thè n Ji of s e % of Section 28, t
School opened ^at tho academy this
morning with full attendance.
sojith-bound train will leave at 7.30 a. m., its, r 5 w, containing 80 acres ; »300.
John
Harris
and
wife
to
John
Gilliert-
after that day at 8 a. 111. The train from
Several new buildings aro .going up
kon, the west % òf ìot 3, sectiofi 1, t 3 s, r
the south will arrive at 5.30 p. m. Freight 4 w, containing 19 84-100 acres; »1200. * about tho boarding hall,
trains will commence mnning late this
JOIln
Alph Moore, of Dayton, is down on a
John Sopér cl
et al
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to rrefl
Fred L. Soper, 360
visit.
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P rohibitionist .
week. Terminal facilities at the foot or acres in t 4 a, r 5 w; »4500.
Lincoln street, though crude, aro ample
T. J. Shadden and wife to W. D.
and a mighty sight more convenient than •Wright, lota 3, 4, 5 and 6, block 2, Row
the great transcontinehtal lines furnish. land’s McMinnville »1.
Wm. Douthy to Wm. Blum, a part of “ÌOR GOJJ ASi> ROMK a .\D XATJtE
The boat to connect with Salem will be
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donation laud claim of Wm. Douthy; »600.
put on as Boon as the upper Willamette
M. E. and C. T. Moore to Joel Beau, M rs . F A. .M orris , Press Superintendent
rises.— Oregoifian, Monday.
lot in Newberg; »140.
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‘he scalpa of wild animals,
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mentina W the county
countv
“** bounties were paid on the
the following animals:
^Vars and six cougars. A
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Following is the programme for the open
temperance meeting to be held next Wed
nesday evening, Deeeifiber 7th:
Recitation........................... Bertie Sampson
Reading..-^
—........Lulu Hopkins
Recitation...........................Clifford Hurley
Recitation....... ............ Mary .Parker
Music............ Charlie Hoberg, Cail Kelly
Recitation.... f..... f...................Guy Bird
Reading....................... z.... Mrs. O'Conner
Recitation................................ Clyde Hurley
Music....................................................... Choir
Recitation................................. Ralph Dunn
Reading....................................... Mrs. Matty
Recitation .
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• .Clara Davis
Music......... ....................... .-.................... Choir
Recitation......... . ................... Bertie Haney
Reading..............;........ Mrs. Jessie Johnson
Recitation........ x.......... Anna Hutelieus
Recitation...........................Eddie Littlefield
Music......... ........................
Trio
Short Speech.__ —„.'. Mr. Burlingame
Music...................................................... Choir
Jesse Edwards and wife to.Joel Benn,
1J4 acres at NewbeygiflSO^
J. F. Cook and safe to Goucher A Gal
loway, blocks 21, 22 and 23 and east J¿ of
block 24 of Newby's addition to Row
land’s McMinnville; »2887.5Q.
C, S. Day and wife to Ola Okerson,
3.3J4' acres; part of donation land claim of
E. G. Edson; »1000.
Z. S. Bryant and wife to Geo. E. Seed,
part of donation laud claim of E. G. Ed
son, containing 22*4 acres; »800.
J. 8. Martin and wife to G. L. Baker,
undivided J¿ interest in land bought of
B. F. Hartman; »1250.
John H. Catw to Alice Carse, part of
donation land claim of A. R. Elder, con
taining 17 82-100 acreg¿»l.
J. G. Turner and wife to J. E. Magers
1 16-100 acres near McMinnvi lo: »850.
*W. II. Saylor et al to N. J. Thisaell,
block in C. Saylor's addition to McMinn
ville ; »300.
Mary Jensen to Christian Jenson, part
of donation land claim of Ilonry Noble,
containing 100 acres; »400.
E. E. Goucher and wife to C. A. "Wal
lace, west J{ of lot 2, block 16; »1500. .
L. Bettman and prib to board of school
laud commissioners, lota 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,
"on 36, t 5 s, r fl w, containing MM
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LMcBride and wife to Lafayette
lodge No.
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ground on the HenlyTarm; »1.
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Hiram Rummell and wife to Wm.
Poole, lot in McMinnville; »800.
Araminta Higgins to John Dempsey,
8675 20-100 square feet; »100.
Margaret w. Burton et al to F. Hous-
wirtli 12U acreb in t 3 », r 4 w; »1800.
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A. Gardiner and ____
wife ____________
to schbol dis-
feict No. 48, 91-100 acres in t 5 s, r 6 w;
»150.
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WIVES!
MOTHERS!
We will sell you Drugs, M<______
School Books, Stationery, Scrap fend
Photograph Albums, Blank Books and
everything in our line cheaper than
any store in Yamhill County.
When jou are in McMinnville " 5
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DAUGHTERS!
Be your own physician! A ladv who
• for j’ears suffered from distressing female
complaints, "weaknesses, etc., so common
We have the
complete stock
HOLIDAY
to her sex, and hail ijgspaired of a cure,
been in McMinnville,
finally found reinedien which completely GOODS coming that has
cured her. Any sufferer can use them and at
LOWEST
and thus cure herself, without . the
aid of a physician. From feelings of
( all and see them and we know that we can suit you in goods and
gratitude she will Hend two prescriptions prices.
—which cured her—and an illustrated
famphlpt entited “The Stepping-Stone to
lealth,” and full instructiiau, Sea led
Address (with 2-cent stamp), Has. WNC.
H olmes , 658 Broadway, N. ~Y. (Name
Druggists,
Oregon,
tliis paper.)
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M arriage licenses .'’
McMinnville,
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ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS,
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It may be a matter of information or re
minder to many readers to know that at
the June election next year the two county
commissioners to be elected will hold
their offices two and four years respective
ly. This will accord with the provisions
of an amended law that was enacted at
the regular session of 1887, which reads
as follows:
“There shall be elected at a general
eleption by the qualified electors of each
county in this state, a county treasurer,
county assessor and county surveyor,
who shall hold their offices tor the term
of two year», and untif their successor»
are elected and qualified; and be it forth
er provided, that there be elected, at the
first general election occurring after the
passage of this act, two county commis
sioner» ; one of such county commission
er» shall hold his office for two years and
the other for four years, and said two
commissioners elected at such first re
curring general election shall draw lots
fearrr of hé» »txxl ‘ fortune.
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Hon. John' McBride has deeded the. after at each general election one county
cemetery on the Henry |4ace to Infayette 1 commissioner shall be elected who shall
lodge No. 3, A. F. A A. M. The lodge hold his office for the term of four years
propose« to fence and otherwise fix it !and until his successor is elected and
qualified.”
up, and will keep it in order.
Farming Implements
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•dmltted to be the lmt jrabUatetl. Ito
BTORter merit« than any other, its «toriea, novoleU, etc.,
Erlbutors are among the moei popalar RRthoni of America.
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Then she opened her soul as* garden,
•That the fragrance and beauty and
bloom.
Might reach to the hearts of her loved
ones,
His presence pervadMnd perfume.
Then the roses, sweet, of childhood,
And the lilies pure of love.
Bloomed in her earthly Eden,
With a fragrance born above.
His angel 1 with golden trumpet, .
Seemed 1 treading
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the bouyant air,
As she wl ■hispered,
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"This home is God’s
home,
This a hallowed hour of prayer.”
Wasliia* »*1 Ironlog Men* hi » First ' !»»•
Portland & Wilamettt W R’y
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tool sail dean and new, and I will
guarantee at all times
L"w Prices and Full Weights,
live ma a trial.
Respectfully,
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Though a shadow swep* their threshold,
And a momentci trembling fear,
And ahe whispered, "This land is God’»
J. ¿HEIBKEE. Proprietor.
land.
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And his ann of might is
Isas Reared to (tes fwM sassœMatlœ
•bortaattoa, to panses vM^
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AU lands His Hesston may «bare,
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Then in awe and delight her spirit
Pressed on tn the stillness of love,
And she whispered, "Thie is God’s day,
These momenta dropdown from above.”
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Then the blaeding-heart and the lily H
She wreathed in the cha plet, and thought
Of the hearts of our fallen patriots, »-
Of the costly peace they bought.
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She thought of the hands so valiant,
* Close folded upon each breast,
Of the camp’s long Sabbath stiilni
And the tent’s long day of rest.
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MAKE YOD MONEY, FOB
Scixófield. ¿c ^Æorg’axx, —
Money to loan on improved farming
lands, from one to five years time in sums
to suit. F enton a F enton , Lafayette, Or.
She had culled new, white carnations,
Her pansies and roses bright,
All gleaming with dewy tear-drops,
And trembling in the light.
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~l Am Underselling Them All."
FOR GOD.
Bbe proved as the people marshalled '
At the stirring beat of the drums,
For their Native Land heloved,
With ita thousand thousand homes.
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If you. want any-tiiing- in tiie lino of
Remaining unclaijned in the postoffice
at Lafayette, Or., Doc. 1st, 1887:
Buggies, Carts, Hack«, Wagons, Buford plows, and a full line of farming imple
Burton, Mrs B T
Hutchings, Ira
Gardiner, J A
Pitman. Miss Annie ments. Am Agent for the Celebrated Steel Skein LaBelle Wagon, the -
Best in the World.
Grazier, Sylvester Wells, A
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Parties calling for the above letters wil)
Lafayette, Oregon.
please say advertised.
G. E, J ohnson , Postmaster.
N ative L and .”
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LIST OF LETTERS
Mr. Ben Cook is at home again.
Thanksgiving services wore held at
Friends' church Thursday 24th.
The Chautauqua circle will meet at the
residence of Mr. Jesse Hobson Friday
evening, December 3d.
Then the freshly clustering garlands,
And the flattering flag on the breeze,
And the measured march of veterans,
Brought other thoughts than these.
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Next door to the First National Bank.
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During the month of November mar
riage licenses were issued to the following
parties by County Clerk Briedwell:
Logan Beltz ......................Lil ¡an Osborn
Rob’t Alexander.............. MintaPo^pleton
F.. O. Olson........................Mary A. Daniel
J. W. Briedwell, Jr. Sarah E. Henderson-
G. L.Baker..................... Mary E. Martin
.CoraeiliuH Westerfield. . Annie I’.Hibbard
A. J. Wfierry...................... Eveline Dexter
Mr. Benj. Haines, of Portland, spent
Sabbath with his daughter and friends at
Newberg.
The cryrtid Intsaoi the n^omiug
Awoke wide o’er a wCg’ld of bloc
And she stood in a mome^kC .
Of her rapturous heavenly botefr. *■ .
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School opened at the academy this
week with a total enrollment of ninety
pupils, an advance of thirty over the be
ginning of last term.
and
of
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PRICES
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Quite a number of our citizens wore in
Portland last week.
“F or G od and H ome
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W. Ci T.JJ. COLUMN.
N otice .—All parties knowing them
selves indebted to the estate of D. I.
Corker, deceased, by note or account,
are hereby notified that unless tliey come
forward and settle immediately, said
notes and accounts will be placed in the
Keil Westerfield and wife went to keep hands of an attorney for collection.
house at the family residence, near
J. L. F erguson ,
I Essex hotel.
Administrator.
hie holidays are close at hand, and the
D ismissed .'—The case of the Btate of
Iky business man is he who advertises
Oregon vs. Willie Runyon, a boy thirteen
the R egister .
Little Nannie Ungerman has gone to years old, who was charged with forging
an order for twenty cents, was dismissed
rtland to spend the holidays with her
by Justice Hurley last Friday. The ju
ndma, Mrs. Jacobs.
venile admitted his guilt, but owing to
Attorney F. W. Fenton and family
the smallness of the amount and the age
Int Thanksgiving and ate turkey with
of defendant, the justice, after giving the
Stives in Polk county.
boy some good advice, discharged him.
the mail matter-coming over the Oro-
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E lection of O fficers .—Last Friday
k Short line is said to have increased
evening Lafayette lodge No. 3, A. F. A A.
refold in the past year.
M., elected the following officers: W. R.
rime is money, qome quickly- and see
Derby, W. M.; E. B- Collinl, 8. W.; H.
I fine line of holiday goods at Geo. W.
T. Morris, J. W-.; R. P. Bird, Tress.; J.
p’s and learn his low prices.
Hoberg, Sec.’; L< G. Suiter, Tyler. They
John Haney and family went to Salem
will be installed on the 27th of Decem
Saturday. Mrs. H. will visit friends in ber in the evening. Masons and their
k city for two or three weeks.
immediate families to be present.
Ill those desiring,, millinery goods will
“W oman ’ s W obk .”—This is _the title
(well to call at Mrs. Ungorinan’s as
I w going to close out her stock very of a 16-page paper, published monthly at
Athens, Georgia. As ita name signifies
pp-
it is devoted to subjects of interest to the
thanksgiving services were held at the
ladies, and in our judgment will fill a
K. church here by Rev. Burlingame,
long felt want. At the price, fifty cento a
■ at the West Chehalem schoolhouse year, it should have a wide circulation. *
Bev. Hoberg.
M arried —In Dayton, on Sunday, Nov.
lie time keeper at the new railroad
Ige at Portland was instantly killed on 27, 1887, by A. M. Hurley J. P., Miss
Bnesday, by the falling of a bucket of Anna Hibbard, pLDayton, to Mr. C. Wes-
terfield, of Ioifajfeite.-The R egister con
lent from a derrick.
gratulates Neii and his bride and wislies
■inter term of school begins next Mon-
I A report of the fall term’s work them a long and prosperous life.
I be given next week. Spelling so-
T hanks .—Some people took advan
Bes postponed for the present.
tage of the cool weather last week and
Ke Rev. Wm. Clyde will preach in butchered. Our thanks are due to Mrs.
■‘reshyterian ohurch next Sabbath at Wes. Cary and Mrs. J. Hoberg for choice
■clock a. m., and again in the even- tid-bito.
8 Everybody invited to attend.
T. M. Grubbs returned from southern
«cash in hand I will make ten per
■discount Jrom Sept. 20lh, 1887 to Oregon on Tuesday. He travele^over a
■*7 1st, 11 1888 on all dental work. Re- large portion of Douglas, Curry and Coos
^BUy, Da. E. D avis , Lafayette, Or. counties, some parts of which he says
•^8 meeting of the directors of the are being settled rapidly by Californ
^Vlron and Steel company, hel l on ians. The advance guard of the boom is
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F. Smith submitted a report already there.
|i®** machinery he had purchased
The appointment of Mrs. Hattie E.
^■«ompany while east, He also re-
Bristow, wido* of E. L. Bristow, as
^■'*'*1 he had engaged a foreman,
teacher at the United States Indian train
ratified his proceedings.
ing school at Chemawa has been confirmed.
B**. county, W. T., there is a Her many friends wiU be pleased to
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Died—At her home at Pleasant Hill, jfo-
vemberltt, 1887, Mrs. D. W. McCall. Mrs.
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in Washington county,
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Tennessee, February 1ft, 1825. She pro
fessed religion and was received into the
—FRANK S. HARDING.
M. E. chuagjiby Rev. R. W. Patty at
the ago of fourteen years, fjhe was
HÜB8CRIPT1ON BATES.
married to D. W. McCall December 1ft,
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1847. Tliey moved to Hancock county,
Illinois, in the fall of 1851, resided there
until tho spring of 18(12, when they emi
J. Burt fttyore,
grated to Oregon, Yamliill county, where
they resided until her death.
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