NEWBEBG. YAMHILL COUNTY, OBEGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31.1905,
her parents to Clinton comity,
Iowa. Afterwards removing to
D M 911 Handle Manufacturing West Branch, she was married
Co. Bogins Work To-day To-
there in 1874 to Wm. Stratton.
placing Its Fiant.
The family-moved to Newberg
Though inducements have been in 1891 where they have since
ofiered to get the Oregon Handle
Manufacturing Company to lo­
A birthright member o f the
cate elsewhere, after receiving Friends church, she was con­
encouragement from home peo­ verted at the age o f twenty-two
ple and carefully reviewing the years, since which time she has
situation, the proprietors de­ lived a consistent Christian life.
cided definitely yesterday to re - She leaves a husband and five
build at Newberg, and on a children — Mattie S. Hodson,
Edna Lamb, J. Leroy Stratton,
larger and improved plan.
A s a result work is being be­ Olive E. Stratton and Irving E.
...
gun to-day clearing away the Stratton.
debris from the old site and On a Slow Train Through
getting ready to start work at
once upon the new plant. The
With all due respect to the tra­
main budding will be 40x170
ditions
o f the slo w train through
feet and will be constructed o f
Arkansas,
allow us to suggest
corrugated iron The proprie-
tors conferred with the under­ for the benefit o f some ambitious
writers in Portland as to plans young writer that there is a fer-
o f construction and as a result tile field to be developed by such
tfieir rate o f insurance will be literature near home And the
greatly reduced. The plant will materials have to do with facts,
be up-to-date in every particular. not fancies.
For instance:—A Newberg man
A rush order was telephoned
got
on the train at Portland the
in yesterday for machinery, and
the new lathes are expected here other evening, having in a small
in three weeks. Contracts are box a pup which he was bringing
Awaiting fulfillment, some re­ home to the children. After some
time o f travel there were unmis­
ceived since the fire, and the pro­
takable signs ot distress from the
prietors are anxious to get the
canine.-
Investigation showed
new plant in operation at the
that
the
pup was. becoming
earliest date—within a month if
cramped for room—so much so
possible.
-
John Brown will return at that a hole had to be cut in the
once to Suver and begin work box, and the passengers“ watched
Tacoma Grow.
The inference
in getting out the oak timber.
is obvious. If we cared to g o into
T w o car loads are already on
detail we could picture the dis­
hand, ready for shipment when
appointment o f the little folks
needed.
who came to the train expecting
The business men o f the town
to
meet a downy, little pup.
have been conferring together
Again A Newberg couple, on
since the fire and the encourage­
starting to the city recently to
ment offered the company is
visit a married son, took with
covered largely in three points :
them a basket o f fresh eggs—at
the securing o f a loan o f $6,000
least they were fresh when the
for t w o years at six per cent;
conductor took up the Newberg
putting in a switch tor the com­
tickets, Somewhere down the
pany at its plant; promising to
road Conductor Crccker came
use influence with city council to
ambling along in the course o f
g et four inch main laid to plant,
time and was surprised at the
wtth hydrant placed, and use o f
well-known “ cheep, cheep” o f lit­
adequate stand pipe by the com­
tle chicks. This much o f the
pany-
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story the Graphic will vouch for
Your illustrations on page 34
and 25 are magnificent and can
not help but appeal t o the
readers o f this souvenir.
It is to be hoped that your
subscribers will not waste a
single copy of this paper and
that it may be mailed to their
old friends in the eastern states
as souvenir and description ot
this western coast that will
eventually return to them and
their friends a value for this con­
sideration that will long be re­
membered. Thanking you for
sending me a copy, I am,
Yours very truly,
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WILL REBUILD AT REWBERG.
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Death of firs. Wm. Stratton.
and will gladly refer any o f a
skeptical turn o f mind to a well-
known high official o f this city.
It is farther insinuated that when
the train reached the metropolis
the Newberg eggs went on the
market in the form o f young
broilers. However, having a
reputation for conservatism and
Veracity to maintain, the Graphic
assumes no responsibility for the
poultry in question after the j
train rolled into the Jefferson!
street station ,
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CLEARANCE
M
S A L E
J efferson M yers ,
President Lewis sod Clerk Centen­
nial Exposition Commission
gon) Graphic—o r rather the
souvenir edition o f that paper
reaches this office, and it is
ot the best compiled, illustn
and printed works o f the !
the Pacific coast ever prodn
Among its many illustratioi
a photo o f the new home ol
E. A. Romig, late o f Big Raj
Captain Romig is associi
with his army friend Dr. jj
Littlefield, and the firm ha
it can do in and about Newlj
—Evening Bulletin, Big Raj
Mich.
Summer Dress Goods (except staples)
Ladies’ Shirt Waists..................... .......
Ladies’ , Childrens’ and Mens’ shoes...
Odd Lots...................................
Boys’ Clothing......:................... ....... .
Straw Hats.... .....................................
Felt Hats (Odd lines)
Ladies’ Skirts...........
Clara Thomason 27, to^E ul
Hanson 29. -
Amy Peery 21, to Fred B ^ K st
34.
Sophia Bochert 20, to H j^B rt
Fisher 23.
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Caroline E. Cates 16, t o ^ H e r
W. Lady 23.
We will give away a $3.00 hat with every man’s suit from $ 10.00 up, and
a $2.00 bat on each suit from $7.50 to $ 10.00.
All goods coming under this line are for cash and no tickets will be punched
We request you to come early while our stock is fairly complete as you will be
able tp secure better bargains.
Porter & Larkin
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John Green, who wejMM to
Southern Oregon recentlf^Sps
located at McKinleyville, Cali­
fornia.
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Near the hour of eleven o ’clock
Friday night Mrs. Wm. Stratton
d k d at her home on Wynooski
street, after a brief illness. Con­
scious o f her condition, there
was no repining or expression
o f regret. With all her family
about her with the exception o f
one son, the only thing which
had kept alive the fading embers
o f life seemed to be the desire to
see Roy. He arrived Friday
evening and the family circle
Roll of Honor. |
«complete, death came shortly On the Booster's
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afterward.
Oregon may justly boast o f
Impressive funeral services her newspapers. Her country :
were held at the home on Mon­ press compares favorably with
day morning, in charge o f the that of any -state in the whole |
pastor, Rev. Cash, assisted by Union. The ability o f the editors
Pres. McGrew. Following music o f the various papers through­
bv a quartette, Mrs. Douglas, out the state cannot be ques- ;
Miss Mabel Edwards, W. C. tioned.
W oodward and C. J. Edwards,
Among our exchanges, such
an eloquent, comforting prayer papers as the Statesman, Rose-
w as offered by Pres. McGrew. burg Review, Dalles Chronicle,
The short sermon by Rev. Cash Eugene Register, Grants Pass
had very appropriately for its Observer, Hood River Glacier,
theme “ the power o f Christian Newberg Graphic. Hillsboro In­
motherhood” —a very effective dependent, McMinnville News-
object lesson being given in the Reporter, et al., stand as pro­
quiet, unassuming but none the gressive, modern enterprises; in­
less fruitful life o f her whose la­ stitutions to which the State o f
bors were at an end.
Oregon can point with pride.—
An abundance o f beautiful Oregon Booster, Portland.
flowers was a silent but eloquent
Not Excelled In Oregon.
tribute of neighbors and friends
—an eariiest o f the fragrance
Portland, August 25, 1905.
which the departed life had ex­ Editors and Publishers
Newbeig Graphic,
haled.
Interment was made in Rose-
Newberg, Oregon.
lawn cemetery. The bearers
Dear Sirs—I have just received I
were W. E. Terrell, W. S. Parker, a copy of your souvenir edition
W. R. Miles, L. B. Ferguson, C. o f July 13th ami desire to con­
B. Wilson and M. Redmohfl.
gratulate you on the beauty and
The
Mary. E. Briggs was bom at design o f this edition.
Hallowell, Maine, in 1845, where workmanship and the material
ihe resided until eighteen years has not been excelled by any
o f age when she removed with special edition within our state.
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