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YOL. XX.
NEWBERG, TAMHUiL OOÏÏNTY.
G raphic
i, THUB8DAY, SEPTEMBER 24.1908.
NO. 49
Dudley, Emma Do trance, Olive lygagging along at her satii
Notice to tho Public.
J Stratton, lone Hill, Nora Par heels. Where her children
A t a meeting o f the Spring-
One o f the moat beautiful wed ker, Ruth and Katherine Romig, the account does not say,
brook Development League held
dings ever witnessed in Newberg Mabelle and Jessie Gardner, Jen there is no doubt about the
Sept.
1 2 the following proposi
Entering the portals o f the
was solemnized at the delightful nie Miller, Ellen Brewer.
F orS n ap p y Y o u n g M en
tion
was
unanimously adopted.
/
the first kissed each dirty
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ed
Snap is but another way of
op the snout, as is the habit o f F or the purpose o f fostering
wards last Tuesday evening* at
The Founding of a College.
expressing life.
women of her kind, and then or our native and imported game
7:46 o ’clock, when their daugh
The young fellow with pro
“ I give one dollar for the found dered the flunkies to take them birds and the protection o f our
ter Maybelle was united in mar
gressive ideas, quick in his
riage to Mr. Miles Milton York, ing of a Christian college in Iow a. to her room. They declined to property we, the undersigned, re
movements, fully alive to his
surroundings, avoiding ruts,
Appoint yonr trustees to care for do so, saying that the rules of spectfully warn all hunters, un
o f Elwood, Indiana.
possesses snap.
der penalties of the Oregon Game
the house forbade. In tact
Mrs. O. K. Edwards accompa that dollar.”
Laws, against trespassing, on
H e ’s got to wear clothes that
These are the words ascribed was no choice but to. lodge
nied by Mrs. W. F. Edwards at
are expressive o f his aim.
our
premises.
four
brutes
in
the
basement.
to
a
minister
some
sizty
years
th e piano, sweetly rendered "Be-
Our line o f clothing is up to|
W. A. Pickett
It was* a t this sorrowful mo R. S. Newby
•cause” after which Rev. A. J. ago, and with the care of the dol
date, snappy and classy.
A.
Newbv
Wm. Shires
Weaver entered, followed by the lar which be laid on the table, ment that Mrs. God frev displayed
W e can fit you perfectly, ifl
John Rush
bride and groom w ho were made the history o f Io w a College be the lofty capacity foriterok sac A. P. Wallen
you are but 3 years old, or i f |
rifice which is inborn in every Levi E. Lewis J. Angus
one by the beautiful ceremony of gan.
your c h e a t measure is 48]
F. E. Hadley
The incident is w orthy to be truly womanly soul. Did she (de Paul Macy
inches.
the Friends Church.
The bride was handsomely remembered because it is typical sert her four darlings in their dis J. H. Haw orth J. H. Rees
A. R. Mills
H ie N ettleton Sh oe
gowned in a princess mescaline o f the poverty o f money and the tressful predicament? Did she per Wm. Kincaid
L.
M.
Carey
Isaac
M. Pollock
satin over taffeta, adorned with rich endowment o f faith with mit herself to loll on down in a
C. E. Burke
princess lace, bridal tulle and which innumerable enterprises silken-bung chamber while they Foster Mills
H.
B.
Newlin
Z.
Mills
pined
dismally
in
the
coal
bote?
studded with jeweled knots. It have begun that make for the
W.
C.
Smith
G.
Heater
also bore a touch o f fringe from welfare o f men. The dollar has Not She. Grandly did Mrs. God
T h e W X B o u g h i Sh oe
her mother’s wedding goun. The grown to hundreds o f thousands frey rise to the occasion*. She J. E. Holladay E. L. Heater
groom wore the conventional and the annnal return on the in might have deserted her children, ChasF. Kuenzler C.E.Newhouse
vestment has been the enlighten but her dogs never. She followed Albert Heater J. I. Hadley
black.
The reception hall and parlor ment and uplifting o f hundreds them down into the dark base F. A. Burgoyne J. L. Haworth
were decorated in green and of young lives into positions o f ment and sat weeping over them Dennis E. Mills W. H. Galland
L. M. Metcalf
and kissing their noses all that C. S. Calkins
white with lacy festoons of smi- leadership and influence.
East First Street
0
.
Bald
win
J.
T. M orrow
But hoW came that minister long, sad night. Where in all the
la z and clematis and banks o f
“I f you get it o f H odson Bros., it’s right.*
vine maple and asters, while the there with his dollar and who annals of feminine devotion shall Preston Mills M . M. Gumm
J.
C.
Sanders
we
find
a
deed
tor
compare
wi$h
C-
A.
Payne
diningroom was artistic in smi- were his companions, from whom
Tillie Hoskins
the board o f trustees was to be this one in pure renunciation for ‘C. H. Graves
laz, pink tarlatan and asters.
the sake of the ideal? It is such M. G. Markell John Kramien
Those present at the wedding appointed?
I. H. Hutchens
self-denying heroines as Mrs. A. C. Justice
In
1843
there
went
forth
from
were the parents o f the bride, Mr.
A. E. Bowman
and Mrs. Jesse Edwards, the an eastern college a group of Godfrey that make us proud o f ; James Jones
C. F. Mackie
three brothers C. J., W. F. and eleven young ministers who called the generation we belong to and | Chas. Justice
Joseph
Hall
the
age
we
live
in.
Our
women
,
C.
N.
Mackie
themselves
“
The
Io
w
a
Band.”
O. K . Edwards with their re-
spective families, Rev. and Mrs. Already, while Io w a was a ter cannot bear children to replenish
Recital of Mt
A. J. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. ritory, three men from the same the earth, but they can nurture
W oodward and daughters, and college had gone into Io w a and dogs to adorn it, and what more
The public is cordially invited
W iD com m ence an d you w ill w an t
Miss Evangeline Sprague, of had sent bade reports of the op can we ask?—Morning Orego to a recital o f music to be given
portunities in that new common nian.
Portland.
the best seeds, fre e from
by the music department of Pa
After the ceremony the compa wealth which fired the hearts o f
cific College, assisted by Mrs.
A C a lf s Skin.
ny retired to the diningroom the eleven. It is impossible for
Wilson, at the Friends church
where the wedding supper was us now to realize how far west
When I was a good deal young Friday evening, September 25,
of New England Io w a then ap- er and nimbler I went out with
served.
at 8 o ’clock sharp.
A t 8:30 the home was thrown
•o n e boys one day and volun
PROGRAM.
open to a large reception o f fices which the young men be teered to ride a large calf. I did
Duo Peer Gynte Suite No 1,
friends who came w ith best lieved themselves to be making; not have any other business to
Grieg,
Mrs. Hull, Mr. Hull.
but they carried out their resolve attend to, so I told the boys I
wishes for the happy Couple.
Song—(a)Lassie With the Lips
Refreshments were served by and gave their lives to the work. would break the calf to ride and
So
Rosy. Franz; (b ) Morning
What did they undertake to do? then g o on with any other mat
Mrs. F. A. Elliott and Mrs. W. S.
Hymn,
Henschel, Mr. Hall.
Parker, assisted by the Misses First they intended that each ter that might come up.
Piano—(a ) Nocturne, Chopin;
Sibyl and Bernice W oodward and man should found one permanent
The calf was lying down chew
(b
) Kamennoi-ostrow, Rubin
Ruth and Katherine Romig. The church in the coming centers o f ing its reflections and I found
stein,
Mrs. Hall.
Gregory sisters entertained the o f influence. That* was the indi that by crawling up to it on its
Song—(a ) Monotone, Alexan
guests throughout the evening vidual work o f the men. Then off side I could mount it without
der
Hull: (b ) Secrecy, Hugo Wolf,
w ith sweet strains o f music from they determined, working togeth much unnecessary publicity. I
Mr.
Hull.
er, to plant a Christian college proceeded to do so. I did not
violin and piano.
Piano—Butterfly, Grieg; Sere
Newberg has been the home of on the prairies, and although notice one o f the boys following
nade,
Moszkowski; Valse, Henry
Mies Edwards since a child and empty of pocket but rich in faith, me, nor did I see him twist the
Holden
Huss, Mrs. Hull.
she has a large circle o f friends they did what they undertook calfs tail just as I mounted it.
Song—(a
) Because, Guy D’Har-
here who are loth to give her up. to do.
Something seemed to surprise
She is a young lady of many tal-
The dollar was cared for by and astound the calf, or else it delot; (b ) Mr. Dream-Maker,
-cuts and one who will be greatly the trustees and in time other suddenly thought o f some unfin Huntington Woodman, Mr. Hall.
String—(a ) Adagio (from G
missed. The last three winters dollars came, and the college ished business that had to be at
Maj. T rio ) Bohm; (b ) Adagio
she has spent in Indianapolis, In- prospered and stands.
tended to at once. Anyhow it
(from
A Maj. T rio ) Bohm; piano,
•diaim, finishing her course in mu
Death has removed those brave arose with more expression than
Mrs.
Wilson;
Violin, Mrs. Hull;
sic and is a very accomplished men one by one. Only one o f I had ever seen in a common calf,
musician.
them now remains. He lives se and went bellowing around the ’Cello, Mr. Hull.
Admission, free.
Mr. York is a promising young rene and vigorous, in the city by lot.
business man of Elwood, Indiana, the river where he began his Just then F saw something
New W . C. T. U. Officer*.
.and although having been here work tw o generations ago. Re hanging head downward on the
The Newberg W. C. T. U. met
but a short time has by his gen cently a portrait of him was nn- barb wire fence near to where
with
Mrs. Bowerman on Wednes
tlemanly bearing and sterling veiled in the Capitol at Des the calf had been lying. I dis
day,
Sept.
9 tor business, in which
' .qualities won many friends.
Moines, a somewhat infreqnent covered that it was me. 1 had
Mr. and Mrs. York left Wednes honor to be paid to a living man. hung myself up to dry that way the reports for the past year were
d a y for a short trip to the sea The governor himself delivered when I had dismounted. The filled ont by the various superin
side but will return to spend sev the address at the unveiling. boys were gone so I decided to tendents ready to send t o the
era l days here before leaving for Said he, “ Men o f his character stay there for the time being. State Convention in October.
their future home in Indiana.
have made Io w a what she is—a There was no particular reason Most ot the reports were full yet
Those present at the reception great, noble, peerless, Christian for banging around there, but let us hope to accomplish more
this present year.
included the following: Messrs, commonwealth.” —Youth’s Com
there was no place to go, so I
The names of the new officers
.and Mesdames B. C. Miles, L. M. panion.
stayed.
are
as follows: Pres., Olive Crum
Parker, F. A. Elliott, W. S. Par-
The boys came and pried the
ley; rec. sec., Lorena Hodson; cor.
Jeer, Chas. Fuller, J. C. Hodson,
A Touching Incident.
fence loose from my person after
sec., Loretta Estle; treas., Maria
C . A Hodson, John Larkin, J. T.
R em em ber N e w b e rg
is the best
a while and lowered me to the
Smith, W. O. Robertson, C. K.
There is a great deal of incon ground. They found my face Bowerman; evangelist s u p t .,
tow n in the W illam ette V a lle y , an d
M ary J. Newlin; purity, Jennie
Spaulding, J. C. Colcord, David sistency among hotel keepers.
running over and several toenails
the best place in N e w b e rg to ¡get
Williams; medal contests, Mrs.
Martin, Calvin Martin, C. F. For example, some o f the most
loose and eight feet of cuticle lost
your C h in a and G la ssw a re is at|the
Moore; Sabbath observance, Liz
Moore,'S. Kentner, Tho. Miles, aristocratic of them will exclude
off me somewhere until I looked
zie
Cook;
social
and
red
letter
J. H. Douglas, Wm. Clemens, I. dogs from their luxurious apart
C ash B argain Store. W e h ave ju st
like a checker board, but I w a s
days, Lora Spaulding, Mrs.
A. Hanning, Dr. Geo. Larkin, ments while they readily take in
received a n ew su p p ly — every piece
all right otherwise.
Achsa Morris, Ida Allison; flower
Pres. Kelsey, Prof. Jones, Prof. people that are no better than
a bargain . C om e and see them.
I do not try to ride anything
mission, M ary Illig; narcotics,
Hadley, Rev. Wooton, C. A. dogs. At least these persons
now, unless it is the water wag
Carrie Nelson; health and heredi- i
Butt, Walter .Whitten, N. C. class themselves with dogs and
on. I f I find a nice gentle water
ty, mothers meetings, Mary E. C.
Christenson, Dr. Harrold, Morris therefore they can hardly com
wagon that is not overworked
Scott; press, Margaret E. Kopp;
Heacock, Everett Heacock, D. J. plain if other people assign them
,
with no boys around to
sci. temp., M ary Williams; peace,
Gilbert; Mrs. Bowerman; Messrs to the rank. Mrs. T. W. God- *
tw ist its tail, I will takeach.ance
and mercy, M ary Royce; litera
Archie Seeley, Sherman Seeley, f « y spouse of « «rent eastern but i wiU not k t „ cult skn,
me
ture, Frankie Martin; franchise,
Dr. Romig, W ; A. King, James plutocrat, seems thus to demand
any more.—Tanglefoot M.aga- Mrs. Webber; organist, Ida Hen-!
Mills, S. J. Madsop, Guy Bennett, classification with the tanine spe
zine.
shaw; music, M ary Royce.
Curtis Parker, Wallace Newlin; cies and to glory in it. Visiting
M ay we all do our best to
Misses Jessie Britt, Lyda Wilson, Chicago the other day this dame
H. R. Cobb is prepared to do make this a banner year for New j
Slyrtle Gause, Ella Macy, M ar went to the Auditorium hotel your express or other light haul berg Union.
M argaret K opi \ Press Supt.
garet Inglis, Anna .and Grace with a string o f four terriers lol- ing at reasonable rates.
Edward»-York Wedding.
SN APPY C L O T H E S
$6 to $7
$3.50 to $5
H O D SO N BROS.
Fall Seeding
Gray Winter Oats
White Winter Wheat
Vetch
Timothy
Clover Seed
Cheat Seed
All carried in stock at
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