Newberg graphic., April 12, 1906, Image 5

Mrs. M. 0. Pickett is visiting
her parents at Dallas this week.
Mrs. J. F. Taylor was visited
the first o f the week by her
brother, Mr. Green, who lives at
Tillamook.
“ The old songs are best.” See
i f the same cannot be said o f the
home musicians. Crater’s hall
to-night. Prof. Carrick will sing.
Mrs. Geo. Lamb arrived from
Tillamook this morning to make
a visit at her old home.
DR. R. W. HARR OLD,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cummings
City election Tuesday after­
visited in the city with relatives
noon. There should be a full
Sunday and Monday.
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DENTIST.
expression on the water question.
The Civic Club will meet at the
Mrs. Chas. Van Fleet, o f Port­
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
home o f Mrs. Clarence Butt Fri­
land, visited in Newberg Sunday
day afternoon at 3 o ’clock. All
with Dr. and Mrs. G. U.Snapp.
ladies are ren nested to be present.
W. T. Macv has been elected
West Chehalem people will
M ayor o f McMinnville by the
J. B. David, ot Portland, spent please bear in mind the school
A TTOXOTT-AT LAW
city council, to fill the vacancy
a couple o f days in Newberg the
caused by the death of Chas. first of the week, the first time entertainment to be given in Ar­
tisan hall Saturday night, the
CLARENCE B U T T . H Grissen.
he had been in tow n for some proceeds o f which are to go to ­
araatUe l » « U t k « n o « « , of the »Ute
•p«oU I 'UUntlon giren to probat« work, U m
-
Miss Daisy Vinson, ot Parrett years.
wards purchasing books for the
mountain, who has been serious­
school library.
S S V
Mrs.
Eva
W
oolw
orth
and
little
« . « t a r i Oi
ly ill for the past seven weeks daughter have been visiting in
A fter an absence o f seven
with appendicitis, is slowly re­ tow n this week with the former*» years in the service o f the United
covering.
sister, Mrs. A. S. Parker. They States Navy, Fred McDonald ar­
Concert by the music depart­ have recently moved from Kan­ rived home the first o f the week
ment o f the college, under the sas, City, Missouri, to Portlands for a visit with his parents and
leadership o f Prof. Carrick, in
The Pacific College athletes brothers and sisters. He has be­
Crater’s hall to-night.
Some have arranged to meet McMinn­ come wedded to the service and
A tta m sy-a t-isw ,
unique features of entertainment ville College here in a dual track expects to enlist again soon.
Notary Publio.
will be introduced.
Jas. W. Duncan has leased
and field meet to be held on Sat­
the
Newberg furniture factory,
A practical dairyman and urday, April 28th. This is the
orno
-
which
he w ill begin operating at
only
meet
o
f
the
season
to
be
farmer
named
Eldred
arrived
the
♦
once. He is an experienced fur­
held at Newberg.
first
ot
the
week
from
Michigan
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
to take a position with Atkin­
R. P. Bird, ot McMinnville., niture man, has already found a
son Bros, on their Spring Hill candidate for the republican market for .his goods,
„ » kitchen
,
dairy farm.
nomination for county judge,'
argely, and rnay be
i » . BOV n a .
MM. a l i c i c. aow Bla.
make things hum.
Dr. I. L. Scofield, who returned spent Monday in Newberg. Mr.
The registration books were
ird has already occupied the
recently with his family from
Haynes, Alberta, has decided to judge’s chair ot this county for closed Tuesday, showing an al­
locate soon at Redmond, a new one term and with general satis­ most complete registration in the
Newberg precincts. The books
place in the Des Chutes irriga­ faction.
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S I C I A N S
of
F. A. Morris and R. B. Lin-
tion country.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyra Hutchens ville show 559 names, while the
Ondante« at the paient whool, Kirk.vllle,
Mo., andai the founder, D/. A. T. Still.
Dr. G. U. Snapp left Monday returned from Ritzville, Washing­ vote cast at the last election was
O S m at Residence, one Mock nvrtta of Bank
morning for Drew9ey, Harney ton, Saturday, and w ill remain but 502. This is good. It indi­
of newberg
OOoe boar., 9 to 12 and l :*0 to 5.
country, where he will locate in here for the present at least, their cates that Newberg people ap­
Boll phone..
practice, the physician whom he future plans not having been de­ preciate the opportunity o f par­
succeeds there having removed termined. They say Newberg ticipating in the nomination o f
on account ot ill health. Mrs. looks better to them than it ever their party candidates. It also
Suapp will remain here until did before.
shows an encouraging increase in
their property interests are dis­
President Edwin McCrew ar­ population.
posed of.
rived home Sunday evening from
W. L. Tooze, accompanied bv
The cougar pelt which Dr. E. Boise, Idaho, where he had been wife and daughters, drove over
A. Romig purchased o f Dave spending a few weeks w ith his from Woodburn Tuesday, he be­
Hutchens last tall and had brother, who is critically ill. No ing billed to speak here in the
dressed, is on exhibition in the hopes for the latter’s recovery evening. The women suffragists
show window o f Caldwell’s drug are entertained, news o f his death had already arranged for Miss
Shaw to come at tne same time,
store with a $100 price ta g ac­ being expected at any time.
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companying it. The skin is an
School Superintendent Case,'of and by their courtesy Mr. Tooze
DR. GEO. LARKIN,
elegant one—the swellest thing Washington county, and Superin­ was allowed a few minutes at
out for a cozy room or den.
tendent Alderman, o f this coun­ the opening o f their meeting in
H.. H. Winslow o f Sheridan, ty, spent Monday visiting the which to state his case as candi­
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candidate for the republican Newberg public school, being date for congressman, this g iv­
OOoe orai Chehalem Valle« Bank,
nomination for county judge, joined in tne afternoon by Di­ ing him the advantage o f a large
«.w ta r j, Oregon.
spent Tuesday here. * Having rectors Forsyth and Edwards. audience The Graphic man ac­
been a former resident o f New- The visitors were delighted with knowledges a social call from
Walter Lincoln and one o f his
bedg, he tound many triends here the work they saw in progress.
best campaign shakes—the only
lad to support him for the of-
Minos, the fine imported black one that ever made Binger Her­
ice to which he aspires, and
Percheron stallion which was mann sit up and take notice.
which they believe him well quali­
bronght here some time ago. by
fied to fill.
Crouch & Sons, o f LaFayette,
General Contractor.
ATTEN TIO N VOTERS!
This might be termed a candi­ Indiana, has been recently par
date issue ot the Graphic, and in chased by the Newberg
W. C'. H aw ley o f Salem, candi­
Sbwer and Tile Work.
order to give the various aspir­ Horse Association, recently__ date for* the republican nomina­
ants an opportunity o f making ganized, o f which J. A. Jones is
tion for congressman, will speak
themselves and their wants
int and manager and C.C.
S E P T IC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y known, the usual correspondence
in
Newberg Monday evening.
ion secretary and treas­
MUTUAL PHONE. 186 and some other features have
T$is
will be Newberg’s first op­
urer. The price paid for the ani­
had to be abbreviated. These mal was $3200.
portunity to hear Mr. Hawley,
strenuous times will soon be over
an
orator o f no mean ability—a
N. P. Nelson, of Lexington,
however—for the majority o f the
man
who says something.
M orrow county, came down to
office seekers.
Portland
on
business
the
latter
Mrs. Kate Spragne, aged
R*v. Anna H. Shaw Scares Hard
seventy-four years, mother of part o f the week and spent Sun­
for Women’s Suffrage. .
Mrs. James Patterson o f this day at his old home in West Che­
halem.
Nels
has
invented
a
disc
lace, died Monday morning at
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, o f
’ortland and was brought up jointer, a plow attachment for
Philadelphia, addressed an im­
assisting
in
turning
under
the
here Tuesday evening for Durial,
mense audience here Tuesday
the funeral services being con­ sod, and is having a few manu­
night upon the women’s suffrage
factured
to
put
out
on
trial.
He
ducted at the Patterson home
question,
and these were the ex­
yesterday forenoon by Rev. reports prospects fine for bumper pressions which could be heard
crops
in
M
orrow
county.
Gould. The deceased had been
about town next morning: 4 ‘Well,
making her home alternate!
A company o f Southern Pacific .1 had never thought o f the ques­
with her daughter here and wit officials, A. L. Craig, Wm. Mc- tion just that way before.”
a married daughter in Portland. Murray, H. E. Lounsbury and
“ Some o f those arguments were
Tuesday was the candidates’ Mr. Shoup, all o f the traffic de­ new to me.” “ The best speech
day in Newberg, and savored partment, who had been mak- l e v e r heard.” “ I guess I ’m a
more o f politics than any this ipg a tour o f the valley to look woman’s suffragist after all,”
end ot the county had seen. The up the resources of their terri­ etc, etc.
aspirants were all republican tory, drove down to Newberg
For over an hour the speaker
candidates—John Bones, o f Sheri­ from McMinnville Friday even­ held her large audience as in the
Before train time next
dan and J. P. Irvine, o f McMinn­ ing.
palm o f her hand. Scores were
ville, who are out for representa­ morning they were taken on a standing, unable to get seats,
tive, H. H. Winslow, o f Sheri­ tour o f inspection o f the varied but they remained immovable
dan, for county judge, G. F. Ear- manufacturing industries ot New­ until Miss Shaw had closed her
hart, ot LaFayette, for commis­ berg.
case. Gifted with an excellent
sioner, and W. L. Tooze, for con­
After a few days o f illness, Mrs. voice and all the arts o f oratory,
gressman.
Margaret Dorrance died o f heart the points she made were driven
Every time Beauchamp turns trouble Saturday morning, she heme with added emphasis.
the audience into a smile he lays being in her eightieth year. Of IMiss Shaw’s arguments in be-
a thought in the wrinkle. A dull her immediate relatives only her J ia lf o f the justice o f her cause
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point is never felt—somehow he A tw
o i granddaughters, Mrs. Roy _ were
strong and convincing.
Emma Ddrranct 'H fr sarcasm was sharp, but tem­
fills it with a story, and the list­ Dav id and Miss Emn
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
er, keeps company with an were present, her sons, Gordon pered with a w it that was irre­
idea for a week. He does not and David Dorrance, the former pressible. Her plea for equality
We carry
tell a story lust for the story’s o f Eastern Oregon and the latter was eloquent. I f she could get
kept ia a int-cUa. è s M w a
ke—4tis always a medicine- of Goble, and her daughter Mrs. as good audiences over the state
A (a l E m el k K oo I book, aad
sweetener—and he who can play McIntyre, o f Spokane, Washing­ as she had here, there would be
a successful make-believe game ton, arriving in time for the fun­ little doubt as to the outcome of
that quinine is sugar, and cure eral. The funeral services were the vote on the suffrage amend­
the patient isa benefactor—doub­ conducted at the home Tuesday ment in June.
NCWBCRO, OREGON.
ly so. Duncan’s opera house, afternoon and were in charge of
R . to V in d ic a t e H a w le y .
Saturday night. Newberg L y ­ Rev. Low ry o f the Presbyterian
church.
ceum course.
A s an example o f the old
After a lingering illness from
Lou J. Beauchamp, known as methods used by unprincipled
old age, John Hanson died at an the Humorous Philosopher, and
litical tricksters, a circular has
early hour Tuesday morning at who will appear in the Lyceum
n gotten out giving a badly
the home o f his daughter, Mrs. course here Saturday night in distorted and exaggerated report
T. H. Gardner, at the advanced Duncan's opera house, has for o f an address on John Brown
age ot eighty-six years. The fun­ many years kept a record ot his iven in Eugene eight years at
eral services, conducted by Mrs. travels and experiences. Giving y W. C. Hawley, leading candi-
Jesse Edwards, were held at the more lectures each year than any date for congress. It is a cun-
Gardner home yesterday after­ other lecturer on the platform, ningly devised appeal to the pre­
When you are hungry try
noon. The deceased leaves the his field stretching from the At­ judice o f old soldiers in particular
the White House Restaurant
following children: Mrs. David lantic to the Pacific (besides his and to meet the calumniators on
where warm meals will be
Martin, Mrs. T. H. Gardner, tours in other lands), it is be­ their own ground, we have just
served at all hours.
Silas Hanson, Newberg; Mrs. B. lieved that he has traveled more learned from private sources that
S.Cook, Mrs. E. E. Snow, E. C. miles than any other man on the the G. A. R. o f Salem, Mr. Haw­
Location—Glen Hotel
and J. M. Hanson, Portland; platform. In’ 1904 he cover«! ley ’s home, is taking the matter
Elwoiod Hanson, Minneapolis, 41,836 miles, and in the past five up and preparing a defense of
Minnesota. Uncle John, as he years 185,837 miles. During his toeir fellow townsman.
They
yvas generally known, had been entire career as a lecturer and a express the utmost confidence in
a resident o f Oregon since 1880, newspaper correspondent, he has Mr. Hawley as a true friend of
M rs. C J. Leavitt
his wife having been dead some covered more than one million the old soldier and are rallying
fifteen vears.
to his defense.
miles.
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