Newberg graphic., February 14, 1902, Image 3

Local Events.
Cieo. Bairds have moved into the
The Graphic and National Magazine
Deskiua house on Meridian street.
I for i l . GO
j
Prof. R. W. Kelsey delivered a tem- j John Handley of McMinnville visited
Attend the oratorical contest
perance
address in LaKayette last Fri- 1 in town Sunday with J A. Millsap.
ters Hall this evening.
day evening.
| Mrs. Louisa P. Round gave a benefi-
Try the Dewey Washing Machine.
Little Pauline Robertson who has , cial talk to the ladies of Newberg at the
E. J. H a w o r t h .
been sick for two or three weeks is re- Baptist church Monday afternoon.
Born—on Sunday, February 9, to Mr, covering.
Louis Nelson, near Cuiulee, lost six
and Mrs. W. S. K irk, a son.
G o to T . U. Cummings for paints and valuable sheep Tuesday night by dogs.
A cantata by local talent will be given oils. A full lino of undertaking goods
This is the second attack his sheep have
some time in March. Watch for dates. kept in stock.
suffered in the last month, and takes his
The largest supply in town o f candies,
A new chair has been put in R. M. whole bund.
dates and all kinds of nuts, at Star Bak­ McKern’s barbershop which is presided
There will be some surprises tonight
ery.
over by Clias. Parrott of Dundee.
at Craters hall. Get reserved seats at
J. S. Richie of Scotts Mills drove over
J. B. Kelley and family of Portland the postoffice, or you may have to
last Friday and attended Friends quar­ have rented the Tom Beb’her place north­ way back to sit down.
terly meeting over Suuday.
west of town and are already occupying
Plans of yesterday may not euceeed
Four lots for eale at the low price of it.
today. At Smith’s Studio you will al­
$80 if sold before March 2».
Half an hour is all the time required ways get a perfect likeness and up-to-
M rs . C . A. M ark .
to dye with Putnam Fadeless Dyes. date photographs. We enlage small j
J. S. Gross moved his stock of general Fold by C. F. Moore & Co., 10 per pack­ pictures and guarantee them perfect.
Samples at the gallery.
merchandise the first of the week from age.
the Sawyer building to his new quarters
Tlie Southern Pacific Company is ar­
The family o f Postmaster Imus of Dun­
in the Lucas building.
dee is undergoing a siege of pneumonia. ranging to tear down the large hotel (
Mies Ethel Gardner, of Stayton, dis­ The eldest spn is reported as being in and depot building at Dundee and build ]
a more modest structure and one m ore! V
trict president of liie Epworth League, serious danger.
addressed a meeting in the M. E.church
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Balsiger decided adapted to the com pany’s needs. The !
here Tuesday evening.
not to take the J. H. Miller house and present building is a historic landmark \
have moved into the house across the in this part of the county, having been
Rev. F. C. Stanard is still ill from
complication of ailments, but is im prov­ canyon adjoining Sam Gause’s on the erected some twenty years ago by “ Du
dee Reed,” in whose mind’s eye Du
ing slowly. His brother from Browns east.
villo has been with him this week.
A . L. Baldwin, a well to do farmer of dee was to become a grand junction and
the hub of this section of country.
It is understood that the new paper Marshall, Minnesota, who is taking a
Lumber is already on the grouud for
to be started here in tile near future by look at the West, stopped off here last
the erection of tlie new building. By
week
for
a
visit
with
his
old
friend
Rev.
G eo. Graves and his brother Charles, is
the way, while the S. P. Co. is in the
Joseph
Hall.
to be christened the “ Newberg Enter
humor of improvement “ O wad some
prise.”
A gold ring was picked up in Craters
power the gift t’gie it” to see New berg’s
Class yells and class rivalry make the hall after the game last Saturday after­ needs in this particular. Our little
oratorical contest the unique event of noon. Owner can secure the same by chicken coop of a depot is sadly cut of
the college year. Tonight in Craters Calling at this office, proving property proportion to our needs.
Hall. Admission, reserved seats, 35c, and paying for this notice.
general admission 25c.
The colored minister, Rev. Daniel
Drew, and wife, of Portland attended
Friends quarterly meeting in Newberg
last week. The former occupied the
pulpit Sunday morning.
Orville Smith came down on the train
from Dayton Monday morning and took
the noon boat on bis way to Grants Pass
to join his father J. R. who lias bought
into another mine in that vicinity.
C. C. Jacobs of the News, Merle Nel­
son and Recorder J. L. Hoskins and son
Cecil were down from McMinnville the
latter part of last week attending the
poultry show. All had prize winning
birds on exhibition.
Mrs. O. H. Bernard, of Douglas Citv,
Alaska, who came down some time ago
fo r a visit with Portland friends, visited
in town Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
F . A. Morris. She intends to return to
Alaska in the near future.
Rev. James Edmunds of Portland,
Baptist Sunday school missionary, will
preach in the Baptist church Sunday
morning. In the afternoon at 2:30
o ’clock he desires to speak to a union
meeting of the Sunday school workers
of Newberg.
The question to be debated between
Albany and Newberg, reads, “ Resolved,
tiiat the United States should subsidize
her merchant marine.” Newberg pre­
sented the question, and Albany chose
the negative of the proposition, whicli
seems very satisfactory to the boys iiere.
Miss Mabel Stafford, traveling Pacific
Coast secretary of the College Y. W . C.
A ., arrived here the latter part of last
week and remained over Sunday in the
interests of the local association. The
young ladies are enthusiastic in her
praise as a magnetic and etficient work­
er.
WE WANT YOU TO
REMEMBER!
THAT
PARKER & POOL
ARE S T IL L IN T H E
6Bt)CEBY TBABE.
We Know that if you
give us your trade we
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY,
Give usa chance to prove this as­
sertion. W 9 want your
OBY ooons TRACE.
Our stock of c Shoes is a way above
the average.
We are going to
si row the most complete line of
Spring Goods in every department
ever show n in this market.
Y ou rs for business,
There will be a memorial meeting
M c M in n v ille C o r re s p o n d e n c e .
held at the Baptist church at 7:30
On account of the high water the boat
o ’clock p. m. February 17, the anni­
versary of Frances Willard’ s death. has not been up to McMinnville for sev­
eral days.
Everbody invited to be present.
*
County school examinations are be­
Five teams wanted to move ma­
chinery of Yamhill Coal & Oil Company ing belli by Supt. Littlefield this week.
from depot at Newberg to thecom pany’ s About thirty teacheis are taking the ex­
land and accept payment for same in aminations.
stock. Enquire at office of company.
Suicides seem to be the order of tlie
Prof. J. II. Douglas lias received word day. A Mrs. Cates living north of Me
that his parents have sold their fine Minnville, made an unsuccessful at-
Pasadena residence property, and as tempt on her life last week.
Newberg, Oregon.
soon as settled weather comes he looks
The primary oratorical contest of Mc-
for them and his sister Mellie to come Miunvillo College will be held Friday
north on a visit.
evening, the contestants being Eraetus
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Marine arrived Smith and George McCutcheon.
the latter part o f last week from Rich­
F. A. Falkenberg, Head Consul of the
mond, Indiana, and are visiting with J. W oolm en of the World, delivered a
P a r V a lu e $ 1 .OO p e r S h a r e P a i d u p a n d
M. Wright and family. Mrs. Marine splendid address to a large audience at
and Mrs. Wright are sisters and had tlie court house last Saturday evening.
NON ASSESSABLE.
had not seen each other for sixteen A large number of Woodmen were pres­
C. Churchill. Pres.
Dr. II. J. Littlefield, Vice Pres.
years.
ent from ail parts o f the county.
A. P. Oliver, Sec'v.
J. C. Colcord, Tress.
Thero will be a silver medal contest
at Craters Hall, Saturday evening, Feb­
S r iilN G B K O O K IT E M S .
Clarence Butt, Attorney.
Bank of Newberg, Depository.
ruary 22, at 7 :"0 o ’clock. Admittance
.
D IK E C T O ItS :
free. The autograpli quilt made by the
Mr. W m . Kincaid was sick the first of
![ o J! b . C. Miles,
8 . M . Calkins,
N. E. Britt,
young ladies of the Loyal Temperance
the week.
Legion will be sold ut auction after the
K ( ,'. A. Ilodeon,
H. J . Littlefield,
A. P. Oliver,
Roy David spent Friday and Saturday
contest.
*
TClarence Butt,
J. C. Colcord,
A. C. Churchill.
in the city last week.
Fred Buchanan’ s school up the valley
There was no preaching here Sunday
gave a box supper one night last week
owing
to quarterly meeting at New-
and raised in the neighborhood
of
W e have recieved word that our machine and outfit was
twenty dollars towards building up a berg.
shipped
on the 13. The delay was caused by rush of busi­
Several o f tlie young people have been
school library. Fred went down to
ness
with
manufacturers. The O. R. & N. and S. P. R. R.
down
sick
with
the
German
measles
Portland Saturday to make purchase <.f
lately.
people have promised to make a rush job in bringing stuff
books.
John Bristow, the harness maker,
says he gave R. G. Dunn A Co.’s man,
who was in Newberg this week, to un­
derstand lie couldn’ t work him. John
admitted to his caller that he had pur­
chased leather of Mr. Dunn but had
settled in full and didn’t owe him a
cent.
Mrs. Benj. Heater was taken sudden­
ly sick one day last week but is better
at this writing.
Miss Ida Hall o f Newberg helped
Mrs. Newhouse in the store w'hile C. E.
attended the poultry.show at Newberg.
Mr. and M rs.J. A . Jones came up
from Portland Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jones’ mother,
Mrs. Warren.
out. There are two cars, including boiler, engine, machi ne
casing etc. The total cost including freight is about $4500,
f. o. b. Newberg. Up in Whatcom, Washington, a few
days ago they struck oil. From Whatcom, south through
Washington and Oregon to the California line, there are
now drilling and preparing to drill at least twelve companies.
On the map of Oregon and Washington you can trace the
numerous companies from Whatcom south in a direct line.
There is no connection whatever between these companies;
each has been promoted and work inaugurated independent
of the other, but the prospect, the incentive for action, and
the probability of success are in each case laid on the same
foundation; based ou theory it you like, but a theory that
has the support of the best geological knowledge. Geolo­
gists have always contended that the oil belt was continuous
through California, Oregon and W ashington. Until this
strike at Whatcom, no oil was ever found north of California.
This find at Whatcom makes our work a practical enter­
prise. Theory is knocked into a cocked hat; it is certainly
practical and not theoretical at Whatcom. While we have
had perfect confidence that development work would prove
the existence of oil, we think aud believe that the discovery
of oil at Whatcom clinches the matter. It endorses our claim
and wipes out that old question of distance. We now have
oil north and south of us; we are betwixt and between, as it
were, and if the court knows herself, and we think she does,
we will strike oil. Every dollar you put into the stock of
this company will go to direct work of development. It
will never cost more than you willingly subscribe; there is
no liability beyond the amount you purchase and pay for.
We need your help now and respectfully solicit same.
T H U C L O T H T M ta
HOBSON BROS.,
PARKER & POOL.
CAPITAL STOCK $50,000
'the “ Y ” will have a public meeting
February 25. Parents, young people
and all interested in the young people of
Newberg, are requested to be present.
*4’e expect to have something of interest
and profit to all. Further notice will be
given ifext week.
•
Is still to the hilt in high prices
which means that you can buy
clothing at our store at UNPREC­
ED EN TED , UNPARALLELED
and UNH EARD of prices. Don’t
be a gump and let these oppor­
tunities pass, but buy your cloth­
ing in the next ten days, and
save money. The tide is at its
flood; take it while it serves or
lose your venture.
A .V J J ¡ • ■ V K X I S H l 'K S .
rr.vy .y •«r.’r.iat ms, 'mcfz nr x arya
I Jo IF. Gulllstte
U s e d & Seed store
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
F L O U R , F E E D , I I A Y & G R A IN
A t U r . L U tlo H o U T * O f f i c e
1
GARDEN & FLO W ER
SEEDS.
•Ffee Delivery.
E. C. W a r d & Co.
H . C. D ix o n .
E . P . D ix o n .
I
D E N T IST S
I
»
Kowborg, Ore.
-
E.H. BRUNSON
N ow bcrg
H nrnass S h op ,
i ««HORSE
Buys, sells, trades
EVERY TH INC IN TH E LINE O F
1
GOODS«!
x
Repairing Neatly Done.
a call.
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
-
Give me
and handles new
and
second-hand
furniture. Call on
him for prices.
H. L. Sutherland.
JOHN A. BECK,
B>% ! i “
WATCHMAKER
jew eler ,
8rS
N. K. BRITT, Vi re-Pro«.
E. H. WOODWARD, Secretary.
1. C. COLCORD, Ciuhier.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
Solicits the patronage of his o ld In d ia n «
F riend» w ho need watch repairing d one.
B. C. MILES,
Ç. K. SPAULDING.
E. H. WOODWARD.
N. K. BRITT.
J. II DOUGLAS. JR.
Directors.
2 0 7 M o r r is o n S t.
P O R TLA N D , OH
C riIC R K S I‘ O T(l>KN TS— Udd & Tilton, Port*
The second basket ball team of Pacific
la n d ; N ational Park Bauk, New York.
College took a wisdom tooth cutting ex­
pedition up to the county seat last Fri­
Tiie S. P. U. R. Co. is making ar­
Strangers vlaltlm? the city are in r.ted to ca ll at
day, running up against a McMinnville
rangements to sell tickets on the train
the bank for Information con cern in g the
college team, about half of which were
to Springbrook people which will be
city . C oriesp ond en ce invited.
first team players. As it was they lo3t
quite an advantage.
the game by the narrow margin of 16-13.
C. E. Newhouse made quite an exhib­
Dealer in
The first team here is longing for anoth­
Several Woodmen of the Newberg it of W hite Plymouth Rocks at tlie
er game with the McMinnville boys.
Camp, among w hom were Nelson Newberg poultry show and carried off
While eating his diuner Wednesday Sykes, G. W. Mitchell, S. M. Calkins, his share of the prizes.
Lee
Worth Sims left Wilson’ s delivery outfit H. E. Pintiey, W m . Stratton,
The place to get your
W alter Macy after spending a few
hitched in front of the house. Some Urame3, L. 1$. Ferguson, N. N. Stanley days at iiome after quitting steamboat-
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
idle hands itching for mischief turned and tV. E. Mills drove up to M cM inn­ ing, visited in McMinnville with bis
loose a dog near by with a can tied to ville Saturday afternoon and heard their brother Will the first of tiie week.
its tail, with the result that the horse Head Consul Fal ken berg speak in the
J. H. Rees arrived home from East­
PRESCRIPTION WORK
broke loose and ran away, bringing up evening.
ern Washington last Friday night where
R.
W.
Jones
went
up
to
Salem
last
suddenly in the big ditch at A. O. Mills’
j
f
n
d
a
fu
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/
i
n
o
o
f
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he had been visiting his brother Alf,
SPECIALTY.
corner, with the wagon upside down Friday and represented Pacific College
who has been seriously ill for some
h attet/ a n d TJoiiot J/frticlos.
on
the
executive
committe
of
the
state
and pretty badly broken up. N o one
Rooks, Stationery, Fancy and
oratorical association. In the draw for time.
has offered to help pay damages.
Toilet Articles. Cnniara and
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Skinner left last
positions on the program, our institu­
Prof. Kirk, as principal of the public
K odaks and ull kinds o f Cam ara
tion drew seventh place, or the next to Saturday morning for Marysville, Cal­
C a m e r a S u p p lie s
school intends to fulfill his various du­
Niipplles.
the last, which is considered a very fa­ ifornia, where they expect to spend a
XCept in S to c k
ties toward his constituents, but feels vorable position.
year or more visiting their sou who is
LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K -
there is a limit somewhere. One day
{ S ' PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY,
in business there. They will stop at
BUY.
The
noon
freight
ran
over
and
killed
last week he was called by a gentle
Roseberg, Oregon, on their way down
valuable cow on Tuesday belonging
knock to the door of his school room and
and visit their daughter, Mrs. W hittle­
Appraisers were ap­
found a young man who asked him if lie to John Bidgood.
sey.
could “ marry people,” and if so, he pointed and the beast appraised at forty
It was rather hard on the
wished to engage his services at once. dollars.
L A F A Y E T T E IT E M S .
This rather stumned the beardless pro­ bovine but it is suggested that it is re­
fessor who managed to explain that a s freshing to know that the noon (7) train
Mr. Begun lost his driving hoise a fen
yet, he had not succeeded in marrying occasionally has up steam enough to
days ago with blind staggers.
any one and that his services would not run down a cow.
Kd I’erkins has a valuable horse sick en a week ago was a grand success.
quite make the matrimonial compact of
It was a fine exhibition of basket ball
in wagon load lots to lie delivered in the
others legal. The young man went that was given last Saturday afternoon wi,h » m e th in g like blind staggers.
The program was splendid and tiie pro­ several districts when mid where d i­
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
away sorrowful and contented himself |n the gaiue between Dallas and New-
ceeds amounted to nearly $43, which rected and ordered by tlie sujiervtsors of
with the good offices of an everyday berg. The teams were evenly enough chicken supper on Friday night the 21. will go to buy books for the school li­ such districts. All lumt«*r to be good
minister.
j matched to keep all spectators keyed up
Uncle Jim Hembree ia quite sick witli bra ry.
and sound fir tiuilier. Bids to lie for
Wednesday evening about 6:30 o ’clock lo “ hikh tension and a few spectacular pneumonia, but is thought to be im-
T h em en and boys of the Artisan ‘ he year 1002, and to be opened on the
there was quite an excitement in Sheri­ exhibitions of team work were present­ proving.
! lodge went over to A. P. Fletchers bat­ second day of tlie regular term o f this
dan, caused by Frank .Stewart, one of ed. The visitors were a little more ac­
Mr. Belcher was ont on tlie street urday and rut. » m l enough for Mrs. Court in March, at 1 o'clock p. m. Tiie
the managers of the Sheridan Livery curate in throwing at the basket, but Tuesday on crutches, the first time 8liaw to do her a year. Tlie ladies of right to reject any and all bids is re­
Stable, and Roy Townsend driving a the superior team work of the home since last fall.
| tlie order took lunch over and witli Mrs. served.
team into the Yamhill river a couple of team won the game for Newlierg with
Prof. R. W . Kelsey, of Pacific College F le tch d got the boys a hot dinner. By order o f tlie Court.
blocks above the county bridge. Mr. the score of 24 to 20. Tiie Dallas Col delivered an excellent lecture here last Mr. Fletcher donated the wood.
J. II. Nelson, Clerk.
The Faculty is made up of C O M P E TE N T IN ­
Stewart’s team had been ont on a drive, lege boys are a gentlemanly lot ol fel­ : Friday night.
P osev .
STR
U CTO RS.
lows,
the
kind
with
which
college
re­
and when they were returned to the
F o r M ule.
The man who bought the old Kelty
Tlie
interests of all STU D E N TS R E C E IV E
stable they were very muddy and Mr. lationships are always profitable.
A $500 Ernest Gabler Piano. Fnrsnle
! property a short time ago has sold it to
Bids F or G r a v e l W an ted .
Stewart drove them down to the river
TH O U G H T F U L A T T E N T IO N .
As referred to in the-e columns some a mao from Pendleton who will move
cheap.
Mrs. Moses Yotaw.
for the purpose of washing them off time ago. Editor Hofer of the Capital
1 The County Court of Yamhill County l
Both A CA D E M IC and C O L L E G IA T E work
j here.
They drove into the river and found Journal, the well known strawlierry en­
! desires bids for furnishing gravel on j
F o r H a le o n C o n t r a c t .
Riven.
N ORM AL and CO M M ERCIAL courses
Archie StClair, a former LaFayette
that it had raised more than they thusiast, and R. C . Jud>on, industrial
barges or scows anywhere on the Yam- 1
are
offered
and special advantages in O R A T O R Y
boy,
is
here
visiting.
He
left
here
for
Ten
acres,
one
mile
west
of
Newberg
thought, the water coming up into the agent of tiie .Southern Pacific, have
I,ill river from LaFayette to Whiteson
the British Columbia mines aliout ten
depot;
eight
acres
in
prunes
for
$000,
on
extended.
buggy bed, and attempted to turn and , signified their desire to come to Ne
bridges, haid bids will be opened on
yea rs ago.
five y ea n time at 0 per cent interest,
get out, but in tam ing they run onto
Iierg and hnid a meeting witli the small
the 1st day of the March term of Court.
and one acre in town lor $300 on same
The R. R. company bas a gang o f
snag and turned the buggy over. Mr. fruit growers o f this vicinity, They
The right to reject any or all bills ia re- ,
terms.
L. Root, McMinnville, Or.
Stewart managed to get out but Roy hare named March 1, as the date of tiie bridge carpenters here repairing the ; served.
Townsend could not swim so held onto meeting and all horticulturists should high bridge across the Y am hill; also ■ By order of the County Court.
the buggy until assistance came. prepare to attend. I f Mr. Hofer sees bridges east o f depot.
J. H. Nelson, Clerk.
When the buggy turned over the tongne great possibilities for the development
Mrs. Hoxter of Portland lectured in
All persons knowing themselves to lie
broke and one o f the horses fell and was o f the small frnit industry at this place, the Evangelical church on Sunday and
owing me for straw hauled from the
drowned. A crowd of people soon ar­ and has interest enough to come down Mon lay night«. She is working in b e ­ Scaled Bids W a n t e d For Lumber Hess place last summer, will please
rived and the horse was palled out on and encourage the growers, they ought half o f tlie Crittenden Home in Port­
't/aw bery, O rayon.
The County Court of Yamhill County leave the money for said straw at tbe
the bank and was buried yesterday.— to displiv at l»a*t gratitude enough to land.
• desires bids for (uriishiug lumiier in 4 Bank of Newberg for H. J. Madson.
4s fieri dan Sun.
work up a fo o d attendance.
Xae pubde vcaool enlertaiamvai (tv- the eeveraJ road d Kiri «M oi the oouair
L iya * O o x j il i .
JK j f . Caldive/i dc Co.
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