Newberg graphic., March 14, 1918, Image 7

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller are Announcement of the wedding I Harry Bokus, who was a clerk
Mrs. M. McDonald and Mrs.
occupying the Stretch property of Sam Linton and Miss Mar-,in the Allen hardware store in
E C. Baird went to Portland
on the corner o f North Meridian Köret Vineyard, comes from Ore- ¡Newberg several years ago, was the first of the week and visited
and Sheridan streets.
gon City.
down from the Brondsmead farm the Red Cross headquarters,
Mr. and Mrs. Gord Worden,
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas Lapp were last Saturday in attendance at where they got some new ideas
who moved to Portland a short out from Portland Wednesday the Bennett sale and bought the which they expect to put into
time ago, came out Monday to in attendance at the funeral o f canoe.
effect in furtherance of the work
attend
the
Nash
re-union.
the
formers’s
mother.
A
card
from
C.
D.
Knicker-
here.
Arrival and Departure of Pas­
Mrs. J. A. Fort spent the week
18
The Valley Canning Co.
Virgil Hinshaw is recuperating bocker, of Washington, D. C.,
senger Trains.
end at St. John*.
On Thursday night of last
wanting
to
make
contracts
with
from
an attack of tonsolitis and written the fourth of this month
• r n l M f t r FartUaJ < Trate* fra** FartteaS
Rev. Homer L. Cox whs up
week Hon. Ben Selling a u d j. J.
farmers for growing beets, beans
surgical operation in which “ J*1 “ I want to thank you for
6:87 A. M.
9:00 A / M . from Portland on business to­
and carrots the coming ■ season his tonsils were removed.
C°P‘CS °f the Graphic you Handsaker, of Portland, gave
9:10 A. M.
11:02 A. M. day.
talks at Friends church in the
John McCrea and family came Henry Schuette has rented his
1:17 P. M.
me\ 1 rcad thttn with
5:20 P. M.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
C.
George
3:68 P. M.
from Kalama last Saturday for placeoutintheChehalemCenter htt,erc!,8h’ 1 M8ure T00* ° re' interest of Armenian and Syrian
6:58 P. M. have moved to their farm below
2:25 P. M.
a visit with relatives and to at­ neighborhood to J. W. Wright, * on and ^ w b e rg and the New- relief that could not fail to inter­
2:06 P. M. Rex.
*1:00 A. M.
est the sympathies ot their hear­
tend the sale o f the property of recently from Bozeman, Mon- **rK **°Ple are
often in
t6:50 P. M. I •12:55 A. M.
C. S. McNay has returned from
thoughts and in my 5,000 or ers in the work ot saving these
the late G- P- Skelton, deceased tana
North Bend, Coos county, where who was the father of Mrs. Mc­
"Saturday night only.
j if
, w, .
more miles of travel since leaving oppressed peoples from starva­
Mr. and
Mack K a d ta .n k
the oH ’ f c a w State i.
tLoop Special Saturday & Sunday | he spent the winter with his son
tion, which stares them in the
Crea.
■»
1 incomparable lor a state and face. For the purpose of further­
. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wallace
Henry Potts, recently from Ok­ from their daughter, Mrs. Flor
Guy V. Abernethy went to the have moved into the W. S. Park-
I’ve seen no Newbergs.”
ing the work in this section of
lahoma, who bought the J. D. enee Harris, of Melba, Idaho,
county seat today.
er
residence on the corner o f
Announcement
is
made
o
f
the
the
county, organization was
Gordon farm out in the Cheha- stating that her husband was
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hall were I Fifth and Edwards streets,
death
of
Attorney
W.
W.
Cotton,
effected by the election of U. S. G.
lem Center neighborhood, for­ dangerously sick with pneu
weekend visitors in Portland.
Rcv.. George F. and L. P.
of
Portland,
which
occurred
in
Miller as chairman, B. E. Gofl,
merly known aa the Atkinson monia.
Los Angeles where he had gope secretary, and John Larkin,
Mrs. Sarah A. Hicks, who has Round left for Canyon City, farm, is expecting to engage in
A number o f the members of
on account of failing health. treasurer. A meeting was an­
been seriously sick for the past Grant county, today, where dairying.
the local G. A. R. and W. R. C.
Mr. Cotton was one of the own­ nounced tor Sunday afternoon
ten days, is slightly improved.
they will spend a few weeks vis-
Dr. Fred G. Coan, born of mis­ gathered at the residence o f N. E
ers
of the large farm in West at the Baptist church, the speak­
Mrs. Frank W. Curtis and son, iting their son-in-law And family. sionary parents in Persia, and Britt, on east Second street,
_
,
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
Chehalem,
formerly the George er to be a lady who is a returned
Joe, are spending a few days
The public sale of the R. H. C. an eye witness to Turkish atroc­ T n ^ a y . n d a p p n ^ h .m o l tha B
^
aod |or tbc
missionary from Syria, bat she
with friends at Mountain Top.
Bennett household goods was ities during the past thirty-two tact that it was his «.enty-tilth tw o or thr„ KaMtts ^
^
was unable to be in attendance.
A
The college auxiliary will hold held at the Commercial barn on years, will speak at Duncan’s birthday anniversary. Refresh­
frequent
visitor
in
Newberg
As
will be seen elsewhere, a
a sale o f food and fancy work at last Saturday afternoon. . The hall Friday afternoon, March 22. ments were served and a very
.
,
. , ,
. when on the way to and from speaker has been secured for Fri­
Crede’s market Saturday, March I attendance was good and very
¡n
At.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Gause pleasant day made of the event. L ,,. ^
day of next week. A drive tor
30.
satisfactory prices were obtain-
and son, Omer, came over from
Miss Della L. Baird, daughter torney Whitney L. Boise, who is funds is to be made in this coun­
J. H. Derby, who grew up at ed tor ^ ®tuff.
W'ashougal, Washington, for a of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Baird, I ^lso interested in the farm,
ty at an early date.
LaFayette, died at Cottage
Walter Butler has.taken the visit last Saturday and remained was married to Hubert L .1
Grove of paralysis a tew days place at the stamp and general until Monday. They said the Weatherly at the Baird home on I
ago.
delivery window at the post of- smelt had failed to show up on Wynooski street last Sunday
Mrs. Chrvstal Rohrer returned |
a vacancy in the force hav- the north side of the Columbia afternoon, Rev. E. W. Hight,
toherhom ein Portland Saturday inK
madc by the enlistment when they left home, although pastor o f the Free Methodist
after a tew days spent with Mrs. ot Frank Swart as a truck driver they were entering the Sandy church, officiating. The newly­
A HUMAN LIFE?
A. Millard.
| in the army.
weds will make their home in j
River on the opposite side.
OUR COUNTRY to not asking you to give in t
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Christen-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gordon Newberg.
S. W. Kentner has a very sore
but to BUY a securitv that is worth 100 cents
a
twenty-acre
J
’ save a life
life i and to help the United States
dollar,
to ’ help
have moved back to Newberg
eye, resulting from a hard knock ,on have bought
Mrs. B. M. Grill, from Port-1
to win the war. Your government is not asking you
tract
o
f
their
son-in-law,
L.
H.
from Portland but expect to land, is in. town training the
he received Wednesday while
impossible amounts at one clip but does ask you to buy 50 cents
Phillips, out east o f Newberg, spend the coming season on
worth a day
,y or “ twi
tyro bits” worth o f war stamps
week. Let
children tor the patriotic drill |
splitting wood.
-
your little boy and little girl ‘ buy a “ th rift’ ’ stamp every week
and have moved out prepara­ ranch on the McKihzie River which will be part of the pro­
-hem the ii
The Parent-Teacher Associa­
and impress upon them
importance o f saving and at the
tory to ranching. Mr. Phillips which they own. J. D.’s New gram given soon by the local W.
same time inspire them with
thought they are actually do-
tion will have a social evening
>> a .
r or Id's worst
w
ing their “ U b a it"
to help beat the world’s
enemy.
intends to return to his former berg friends will probably make C. T. U. The United States and j
and program at the high school
“ For 25 cents you will receive a U. S. Thrift Stamp and a
location in Eastern Washington. it convenient to invite themselves sixteen Allies will be represented
card to paste it on. The card has spaces for 16 stamps, cost­
building April 5. Please remem­
ing you $4. When it is full, exchange it—with a few emits ad­
Miss Ellen Gregory informs to visit him when fishing is gooc with their various flags and cos­
ber the date.
ditional in cash—for a War Savings Stamp, for which the Gov­
the Graphic that her sister, Mrs. on the McKinzie. >
tumes in military step. She is |
ernment will pay you $5 January 1, 1923.
\
Word comes from Salem that O. O. Young, with her husband,
Farmers aod fruit and berry being assisted by local talent.
“ These War Savings Stamps are as safe as U. S. Bonds.
a daughter was recently born to U jeutenant Young, who have
They are the safest investment in the world because they are
growers are beginning to get a
A reception will be given Fri-1
backed by the entire resources o f the country, and the profit
Mr. and Mrs. Orie Macy, who
jocate<j at Jacksonville
bit nervous on account o f the day evening, March 29. by the
you make on them amounts to 4 per cent interest, compounded
has been christened Margaret.
Florida, for some time, have
quarterly, on January 1, 1923.
continued unfavorable weather Civic and Commercial Clubs at
Col. W. C. Dunn, of St. Paul, been transferred to San Diego for doing spring work. Wljile
1 ‘Every time you have money you don't absolutely need buy
,the club rooms in honor of the
a W ar Savings Stamp, Every^ time you have a quarter you
who recently advertised a num- California, where for the present the weather has been extremely
can possibly spare, buy
U. S. Thrift Stamp.
fathers and mothers who have
ber of cows for sale, was in Tues- he has charge o f an army motor mild all winter there has been
Your country needs your help.
sons in the service. Members of
day and said he had decided to truck company,
little weather since the first o both clubs are requested to be
hold them until later in the sea-
The annual "largest egg" con the year that has been favorable present and help make the affair |
son.
test is now on. The first sam for outdoor work, especially m ost enjoyable* to those honored.
Mrs. J. A. Bowers, who has pies to be shown at this office plowing, as the ground has been
Y ou R igh t’
“H ;
The members of the horse shoe I
been visiting at the Van Dyke this season were brought in by too wet.
pitching fraternity down at the
home for several weeks, left on the little daughter of Mrs. E. St
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. A city park feasted one of their
Tuesday for her home in Fruit- Germain, one o f which measure
E. Moore received a card from number, Mr. Briggs, Thursday j
land, Idaho. Mrs. Van Dyke ac­ 7 by 8 inches and weighed four
their son, Marvin, announcing and presented to him' a horse­
companied her to Portland.
ounces. The other was a little his safe arrival on the other side.
less,
measuring 6 by 7 inchesanc As is the custom, the card was shoe pin, that being his seventy-
The Red Cross Unit of the W.
fourth birthday anniversary.
C. T. U. will meet next Tuesday weighing three ounces. They written before he left New York
Mr.
Briggs is reported to be one |
in the city hall for "all day" sew­ were from ti Rhode Island Red and placed with other similar
o
f
tbeir
high scorers in the con­
ing. Come, as many as cun, and pullet.
mail in a sack and held until the tests.
Anderson Hodgson came over safe arrival o f the ship the boys
bring war bread sandwiches.
Mrs. Lapp, the wife o f Noah I
Hot tea will be furnished at from Washougal, Washington, sailed oq was wired back, and
Lapp,
who had been almost to­
noon. The captain will be there Wednesday, in company with a then the mail was sent out, thus
former Iowa triend, T. E. Ratliff, saving much time in getting tally blind and a great suflerer |
at 9:30 a. m.
now of vYoodland, Idaho, but word to the homes of the boys. from disease for several years,
A. C. Seely, receiver for the
died at her home on North Mer-1
who was about Newberg some
On Saturday night in Wood-
Western Condensed Milk Co.,
thirty-five years ago. The latter Mar Hall, Ezra Hinshaw and idian street, Tuesday morning.
with Attorney Clarence Butt,
went on to Eugene from here, Harold Lee, representing Pacific Besides her husband there is one I
made his first report to Judge
AND NINETY D AY
son, Charles Lapp, who lives in
Belt on Monday at McMinnville. but Mr. Hodgson remained for a College, will take the negative
visit with former Newberg in a debate with representatives Portland. Funeral services were |
He was instructed to continue
conducted at the Presbyterian
friends.
of McMinnville College, the sub­
operating the plant and to make
Mrs. Katherine Kerry, whov ject being: Resolved, That rail­ church on Wednesday by Rev. G.
another report in a short time. .
previous to her marriage was roads in the United States en­ H. Lee, the pastor. The age of|
C. E. Newhouse, who was in
teacher of music in Pacific Col­ gaged in interstate traffic should deceased was 75 years.
from Springbrook Tuesday af­
lege, her name then being Miss be owned and operated by the
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
ternoon, said his son. Sew a 11, in
Katherine Glenn, has kindly con­ Federal government. Thejudges
M. Bintord, ot East street. I
a recent letter said he was to be
sented to give a musical benefit will be attorneys A. O. Condit, gave a shower in honor of Miss
NEWBERG OREGON
sent from the training field at
„
, ^
,
.. ,
.
.
lin Newberg for the Red Cross of Salem, D. P. Price and Frank Inldah H. Gilbert, bookkeeper
South Omaha, N«bra,ka to the
Frid
i ht April 12, has
or the Valley Canning Co., an­
Ill.no,. S tat. U o,v.™ ty a L
M ta sth e d a te M rj Ker. H. Hilton, of Portland. An ad­
nouncing her approaching mar­
Urbaoa to take a tw o m ooth.
j , „ compoM.r of muric „ mission fee o f 35 cents will be riage to Lee H. Bissett of the
charged to assist in paying the
course in av,at.on work.
we||a sa vocal soloist aod her
expenses.
.
. senior class of 0. A. C., former!
C. W. Altman, o f Dundee, who | many old time friends will be de-
Ben Craven, son of Mr. and « « d e n t of Newberg. Twenty
has a big sale of high grade Hol­ lighted to hear her again.
Mrs. I. R. Braven who live a \
guests were present, shower
stein, Jersey and Durham cows
Mrs. A. T. Blair has informa­ mile west of Newberg, recently *nR the bride-to-be with a num-
billed for Wednesday of next tion of the death of her nephew, enlisted. for forestry service in j
° f beautiful and useful gifts,
week, spent the first of the week Arthur Austin, which occurred the army and was sent to the j Light refreshments were served.
posting bills, going as far west at San Antonio, Texas, Febru­ Atlantic
Coast
immediately j The wedding will occur on
and southwest as Carlton and ary 28, where he had gone from where it is expected that he will March 24.
Sheridan, and he expects to have Florida. He had been ailing spend tw o months in taking in­
According to a news dispatch I
a big crowd in attendance.
j with tuberculosis for the past
struction for his work before be­ from Washington a contract has
L. E. Arney has a recent pho­ few years and he went South, ing sent across The father of been awarded by the postoffice
tograph taken on a large scale hoping the change would enable the young man is a veteran of department to Lester C. W ood­
showing the naval students at him to recover. Deceased was the Civil War, he having been a ruff for carrying mail between
Hampton Roads, Virginia, which born at Dayton November 24, irivate in the famous 70th Indi­ Newberg and St. Paul, making
was sent him by his son, Tom, 1881, but he grew up in New­ ana regiment commanded by tw o trips a day, at the rate of
who is one of the number. It is berg. He was married to Miss ijen. Benjamin Harrison, after­ $1,794 a year. The service is to
an unusually good picture and Ethel Pratt at Spokane, April ward President ot the United begin Saturday and the route
the hundreds of young men 17, 1916, who survives him. States. This regiment went between Donald and St. Pant is
shown are as fine a looking lot She took the body to her former through to the sea with Sher­ to be discontinued. This service
of fellows as one may see any­ home at Westboro, Ohio, for man and Mr. Craven and the is to answer the place ot the ru­
where. The extensive buildings burial. Funeral services were other few surviving members can ral route out of Newberg for the
and grounds are also well shown conducted at the Friends church ' ell first hand experiences about district across the river that had f
by the pastor.
"M arching Through Georgia."
been anticipated.
up in the picture.
How Midi Would You Give to
Y
Yamhill Electric Company
Help Your Government
BUY
W ar Savings Stamps
Treasury Certificates at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
On “ Dollar Day” 200
pounds o f coal will be
delivered at your door
for the small sum o f
$1.00. Come, warm up
Newberg Transfer Co.
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