N ewberg
NEWBERG, YAM H ILL COUNTY.
G raphic
THUB8DAY, AUGUST 6.1908,
mouth o f Nye Creek and Jump-
in* guest o f Mrs. E. S. Greer for
off-Jo, < is comfortably situated
the part month, returns to Port
I f the Kansas woman ,who and her place seems tobeafavor- for the markets. It this is kept land tor a short risit and then
found fault with the dements in fte resort for the maids and bach up Newport will lose one o f its to her home in Sonthern Califor-
Oregon, saying she preferred to elors o f Newberg. Daily pilgrim principal attractions tor a large
Dr. Waldo J. Adams has gone
live in a country “ where the ages are made to the agate beds number of lieople. It is not so
wind blows the stink off o f and the notable dearth o f the much a matter ot getting the fish to Portland to take charge o f Dr.
•a* fellow,” conld be here at commonest kind o f stones on the without buying them as it is
Newport today she might be beach was easily accounted for haring something at hand in the
come reconciled to our conditions. when we saw the rejected pebbles way o f sport and for entertain
The sun is shining brightly but a that have been thrown “ on the ment. Without this time soon
;gale o f wind, since early morning, dump” back o f the Inglis cot begins to bang heavy with the
has been coming across from the tage. With the home coming o f "men folks" in the camps and
lighthouse point at a rate that the Newberg contingent there they pull up and leave. A law
easily removes all offensive odors will no doubt be something do preventing this wholesale taking
from the persons of those who ing at Whitten’s lapidary shop. of fish and crabs in the bay, es
may have feasted on over ripe J. S. Rees and Noah Heater pecially during the outing* sea
crabs or limburger that has have been busy house building all sons, will be well worth the con
passed the age limit. Yesterday the season, bat the past day or sideration of the people o f New
some of our neighbors went down tw o have been laid off for a lack port, if they desire to continue
t o the dock in the early morning o f material. Noah says it agrees to bid for the dryland suckers
expecting to g o out over the bar with him over here and he and from the valley.
Newport, during the season,
on a deep sea fishing trip but the Mrs. Heater think o f remaining
nearly
always has a run of poli
captain of the launch shook his during the winter it work holds
head and said the breeze was to o out. And Jim—well it is safe to ticians. Just now the stunt is
stiff to make the trip. The wind say he will remain here until the being done principally b f Con
is stronger today, strong enough old maids take their departure. gressman Ellis o f the second dis Helen and Pauline are camping
t o almost strip the clothing from Then there is Dave Lamb to be trict, and George E., our great with Mrs. Greer on the Greer
Ranch.
the agate fiend who may venture accounted for, but there are plen
One o f the most pleasant events
dow n on the beach, and conse ty for all and he is at his best
of
the season was the picnic at
quently campers are making here with the promising outlook
the
home o f Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
themselves comfortable in sunny, that is before him.
protected nooks and are waiting
Mrs. C. K. Spaulding and the fortable here at the beach breath Powell last Sunday. The guests
for the wind to lay. And that children are just getting their ing cool, salt sea air, but sittee arrived at eleven o ’clock and im
word lay reminds us. The old bearings in their new and cozy the newspapers continue .to dis mediately took seats under the
farmer who was asked if when cottage built this season. Wal cuss the chances for the governor large cherry trees where Rev.
he set a heu she was sitting or ter comes in from fishing trips landing the senatorial plum he Greer gave them a rare treat—a
netting, wisely answered that looking much like an old salt and continues to wear the smile that soul-inspiring talk in his clever
when he heard his hens cackling Ila can tell yon of all points o f w on’t wear off, as well as to take and impressive manner. Dinner
cognizance ot every cherub on was served under the grape ar
what he wanted to know was interest about the beach.
whether they were laying or ly Cicero Marr, who is here rest the beach when the fond mamas bor and many and long were the
sighs o f satisfaction as each per
ing.
ing and seeing the sights, comes are looking his way.
son seated himself and viewed
It occurs to the writer that Nye in tor tw o notices o f favorable
and partook o f thè delicious
beach has lost its rudder. When mention in the News, one o f the
Two GoUfan Wadding».
spread. Those present were Mr.
we alighted from the boat that local papers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Fisher
cel-
and
Mrs. Gent, Mr. and Mrs. D.
carried us across the bay the
The “ Chehalem,” a new boat, bra ted their golden wedding an H. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Hod-
other evening when we arrived
S. W. Potter builder and C. F. niversary yesterday, their son, son and daughter Edith, Mr.
a t Newport, we glanced at the
Moore owner, was launched in O. L. Fisher, and daughter, Mrs« oqd Mrs. Frank Wortman, all of
teams that were lined np along
thè bay yesterday
O. B. Davis, o f Salem, together
NeHie Hatch
the dock and on failing to sec the
ably from no intentional slight with their families being present and Mrs. Harper, o f California;
old sorrel and the old brown
that the Newberg colony was to participate in the happy event. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell, Mr.
horse that made np the team
not invited down to attend the Mr. Fisher, whose 75th birthday W. F. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. A.D.
that had always hauled our bag
ceremonies and yet there is a sus comes just five days later than McEwen, Mrs. Gilmore, Mr. and
gage over the hill to the beach,
picion that the builder and ow n the wedding anniversary, looks Mini- E. S. Greer. Rev. Greer, Mrs.
we made inquiry o f a young man
er o f the craft did not care to as hale and hearty as many men E. A. McComaek, Dr. Waldo J.
for Mr. Whitten, who though
have the Graphic make a report of little more than half his age.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. William Al
himself driving a dray team said
o f the breaking ot the bottle o f
len and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.
he didn’t know him. Where the
Champagne at the christening.
Milton Newlin and Mary Jane I. Raker, Mrs. E. Bailey.
fellow hailed from who didn’t
Seth A. Mills who is reported to Marks were married in Park
know our old friend Whitten we
Bank Stai
have been present when the “ Che-, County, Indiana, August 5,
d o n ’t know, but we have since
halem” glided from “ the ways” 1858, and yesterday the fiftieth
discovered that W. has torn his
into the “ limpid” waters will be anniversary of the happy event Report o f the condition o f the Bank
horse bara down and be is oat of
o f Newberg, at Newberg in the State
interviewed later.
was celebrated at their home in o f Oregon, st the close o f busin July
business. For a long term of
L. M. Smith who has not been Newberg, about 100 relatives 15th, 1908.
years he hauled baggage and
RESOURCES.
cam p equipage to and from the able to perspire while at home in and friends participating. Their
children
and
grandchildren,
num
the
valley,
owing
to
physical
ail
Loans
and
discounts
5156,509 38
camps—for how many thousands
Overdrafts,
secured
and
un
bering
twenty-four
p
e
r
s
o
n
s
,
o f people we will never know, ments, has found a location here
secured
1,719 02
but if he hauled a load for a man where the average man in good among whom there has never Braids, securities, etc.
5,000 00
once he was sure of the jo b the health would not sweat many been a death, were all pee sent Banking house furniture and
fixtures
3,339 95
next time he came. At least that drops in the run o f the season. with the exception ot a son,
4,757 75
was the way we felt about it and He and Mrs. Smith are occupy James D., and daughter, Mrs. Ida Other real estate owned .
Due from banks (not reserve
A.
Cook,
who
live
in
Illinois.
ing
a
room
that
hangs
out
over
while Our old friend is still living
banka)
53,683 84
quietly in his cottage by the sea, the bluff where the northwest salt One pleasant feature ot the oc Checks and other cash items
459 90
the coming and going about the breeze hits every spot and finds casion was the marching in o f Cash on hand
11,542 96
camps has lost one ot its features. every crack in the wall. They the members of the W C T U in a
$237,012 80
solid phalanx, bringing with T otal
Today occurred the funeral ot say they like it.
LIABILITIES.
them
i<
?e
cream
and
other
re
Mrs. Wilson, the wife of the light There are hardly so many peo
$ 50,000 00
house keeper, who died o f that ple here as usual. A good many freshments, Mr, and Mrs. New Capital stock paid in
Undivided profits less ex
lin
are
both
hale
and
hearty,
and
come
in
but
they
don’t
stay
long.
dread disease the great white
penses and taxes paid
2,483 60
plague. The mother o f the de Possibly they don’t bring in those who were present at the Dividends unpaid
29 58
•
ceased is a full blooded Indian enough money to pay fora wood enjoyable occasion join with Individual deposits subject
107,557 30
and although she knows all supply, since there is apparently their hosts o f friends who were to check
Demand
certificates
o
f
de
unable
to
attend
in
wishing
the
a
corner
in
this
much
needed
about the white man’s ways the
posit
19,660 26
old Indian customs evidently commodity. A small boy came old couple many more years of Time certificates o f deposit 57,292 06
come back to her memory for she to our quarters today and happiness and health.
T o ta l
$237,012 80
expressed a desire to have the I wanted to buy some wood and
State
o
f
Oregon,
County
o
f Yamhill,
Dundee Items.
horse that belonged to the de we were on the point ot offering
sa: I, J. C. Colcord, Cashier o f the
ceased daughter killed, saying to supply him from our scanty
Mrs. A. D. McEwan gave a de above-named bank, do solemnly swear
she would need him. The jewelry, pile when he said he wanted a
that the above statement ia true to the
consisting partly of diamonds quarter’s worth, "enough to last lightful reception last Thursday beat o f my knowledge and belief.
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
she placed in the coffin, but it is three or four days.” At the price afternoon in honor o f her mother,
Mrs.
Gilmore,
and
her
sisters,
Correct
Attest:
we
had
paid
for
wood
a
"quar
needless to say that some of the
B. C. MILES.
Misses
Elisabeth
and
Jennie
Gil
triends knew too well the search ter’s worth” we feared would
J.
L. HOSKINS.
that is made for precious stones have indicated to the lad’s “ folks” more. The house was decorated j
J. F. TAYLOR,
by pilgrims sojourning annually a hold-up on our part and we de with ferns and flowers while the
Directors.
in these parts, to allow them to clined to enter into negotiations porch was screened with fragrant Subscribed and sworn to before me
be interred with tl\e body. T h e I with the hopeful. Wood is plen-! newly -cut pines. Refreshments this 31st day o f July, 1908.
A. P. OLIVER,
funeral was well attended b y 1 tiful here—in a raw state, but were served under the large,
Notary Public
well dressed Indians and a num- the dealers appear to keep up the spreading butternut trees. Those
ber of the citizens o f Newport. supply, since a shirt tail full sells : present were Mrs. H. B. Powell,
Special Notice.
i Mrs. Wm. Hill, Mrs. Annie Oag-
The services were conducted by at $2.50.
The new telephone directories
Another feature that isdiseom- gleman, of Illinois, Mrs. E. S. are printed. Call and get one.
Rev. C. T. Whittlesey whois well
known about Newberg and firing to visitors here is the fact i Greer, Miss Nellie Hatch, o f Cali- New Stromberg-Carlson tele
that fishing whieh was once so J orn>at Miss Elsie Alb, Mrs. C. 1. phones for sale. Share ot stock
Springbrook.
good
in the bay is about ruined Raker, Mrs. E. Bailey, Mrs. El- sold on installments it preferred.
Miss. Margaret Inglis, who
built a cottage this season on for the “ common people,” since win A. McCornack, Mrs. Will Also new phones and extra parts
the bluff overlooking the beach it has been made a matter o f Allen.
for sale. S. J. Mad son, Mutual
rchandising by parties who
« b o u t half way between the
Miss Nellie Hatch, the charm- phone 1A3.
HO. 42
Notes From Newport
All Straw Hats at just one-half
of regular price
A fine assortment of Caps to
close at 2 5 'cents
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BAIN W AGONS
AMERICAN FENCE
Our prices are right
are
furst class.
Our goods
Your patronage
is solicited.
FO R SALE O R T R A D E :
O ne second-hand 3 1-4 w agon
O ne second-hand top buggy
A quantity o f hop supplies
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Implement
Company
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