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VOL XXL
NEWBEBG, YAMHILL OOÏÏITT.
rf THÏÏB8DAY, JULY 1.1909.
HO. 37
Springbrook pastor, E. L. Reqtuu
She was always a delicate child,
k it for Seaside and then on to
never having known good health,
Mrs.
M
b
it
Crawford
Stevens
FOR JU LY ;
J.
U.
Waters,
w
ho
ha
the Seattle Fair, after spending
but with her uncomplaining
sad h* as it
is
a
guest
of
her
brother,
John
o f the big cannery built
some time at the home of A. J.
spirit and sonny ways, made life
poU in tim i»
Crawford.
1Ì09,
berg tw o years ago by
Palm er.
Mr. Palm er a c­
pleasant for herself and othei
10
> Httlt patriots
For making Mm a frog.
Weber-Bussell Canning C o
Mrs.
Bisconer,
o
f
Tulare,
Cali­
companied
them
as far as Sea­
All that love and medical skill
laatod a mino
TI m bobotiak will dwufl up
forms the Graphic that he
could do was done to save her fornia, spent Sunday with Rev. side.
Ua Ur a billy geet;
Such bUas m w o w o in,
begin receiving cherries on
but o f no avail, for the dreed and Mrs. Alford.
The W. C. T. U. held the June
And tho mm will anil tho
M
onday
and
that
on
T
.
disease
hud
fastened
itself
upon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vanderpool,
o
f
meeting
at the. home ot Mrs. S.
skios
N ise little patriota
morning
the
plant
will
start
up.
her
and
would
not
let
go.
W
ith
1
Trontdale,
were
guests
in
the
W.
Newhouse.
A program was
Gathered «bout
Probably 180 hands will he
She w ai a member o f the S. D. Red Hills last Monday.
T o i n if a huge
given by the Supt. of Flower
lo o t.
employed at the start and o o r t a . church, and a consistent life
C. B. Newhouse, County Fruit Mission, Mrs. Cyrene Palmer.
Upon the Fourth, as patriots w ill be added later as
coupled with courage to honor Inspector, made a business trip Beautiful flowers were passed
and patriots' descendants, the dem ands, and during the
her friends, the to the Red Hills last week.
God
around to each member and
T o blow tip tho 1
usual burnt offerings are due to Canning season doubts
comforting I uranoe o f a m
The church has been finished after spending the afternoon very
Whoa ho com
■umber will be
by and by. While in the on the
inside and painted profitably and pleasantly the
the business.
she urged her Regular services next Sunday.
meeting adjourned to meet w ith
Mr. Waters says be
faction, and shown the foreigners
ones
to
prepare
to
meet
her
Mrs. H. C. Paulsen in July.
T oom
lias M. Ethelyn Adams, o f
the
offer
o
f
many
tone
nt
hand
just
how
we
look
in
heaven and her last words
Would do to • jag....... ...................I
Portland, will spend the summer
action, we’ll pile the victims in a from out south, but he
were
“ I want to go home.”
8ix little patriots.
with her sister, Mrs. El win Me-
to take cure o f the home growers
She leaves to mourn her Iosa,
Gesso, for s’ that,
1 heap, unfurl a flag above it, and
Coraack.
In their bid for patronage,
TUd • pinwheel
— ask Japan and all the rest if they first, and if enough to
father, mother, four sisters and
Mr. and Mrs. John Pairett are trans-continental railroads are
requirements cun be found here brother, and many friends beside
To tho toil af * eot..... ................. .J w ant any o f it.
visiting
their daughter in Seattle inaugurating all sorts o f im­
he
will
not
take
any
fifom
the
The chances that they will are
Five little patriate
her own immediate kinsmen who
and
attending
the A. Y. P. provements to induce travelers
Overly skittish,
1
arcely w orth elaboration. If outside.
ill reside in the east
to come over their particular
j Exposition.
■Showed tho grown folks *
—
B. Shephard, the manager lor
we could shoot like that in only
W hat wo dkl to the B ritish ............ 4
Wc
Mrs. George Bryant has been route. Among the many at­
decent celebration o f what some the Weber-Bussell C o.,w ith bead,
Four little patriots
for July.
spending tw o weeks with her tractive innovations are those
friends of liberty long laid upon quarters in Seattle, w a s h ere
Sought to determine,
1
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Allan. Mrs. introdneted by the Northern
the shelf, once did for us, what inspecting the plant a few days
I f the Irish hold.sizsers
—
Woman’s Home Companion for Allan is recovering slow ly from Pacific Railway Company in
ago, and looking over the field,
A s long as a G erm an.......................8 would wi do for liberty itself?
connection with its dinning car
and he expressed himself as being July is a summer fiction number. her accident o f a week ago.
A ll the survivors
service. A fifty-tw o acre poultry
There
are
eight
stories
in
this
The firiends of “ Grandpa Keyes”
This will be about the last year highly pleased with conditions
W ere fairly agog
1
He ssue, by Cyrus Townsend Brady, were surprised and pleased to farm is conducted at Kent, where
. T o touch off a skyrocket
— that the Fourth of July will be here as he fqnnd them.
Tied to a d o g ..........................
2 observed to any great extent. stated that the prices for canned M lfflW an Vorst, Alice Brown, know that after a winter and eleven thousand white Leghorn
Mary Heaton Vorae and Albert spring o f more or less feebleness chickens furnish on an average
T w o little patriots.
Fireworks are already forbidden goods were fixed by the big can­
In
White
Vorse, Annie Hamilton he has recovered his strength, 150 dozen eggs a day.
Vied, being boys,
1 in many cities, and
within ning concerns o f California and
Seattle
the
company
operates
Donnell, Anne Warner, and being able to walk to Newberg
T o see who could make
—
another year the movement will the smaller companies on the
The most singular noise.....................1
three large bakery ovens, having
Euphemia Holden. Most o f these and back Tuesday last.
coast
were
obliged
to
be
gov­
probably have spread wherever
a
capacity of 2,400 two-pound
are
love
stories—o
f
the
kind
the
O ne little shaver.
>arents desire to preserve their erned by the prices named. T w o
Mrs. Lottie Decker, ot New­ loaves a day. The butter used
The last to be nipped,
1
world and his wife like to read at
There is, in fact, a years ago a large pack was made
berg, has taken her grand­ is from the North Yakima
Lighted the fuse in his
----- children.
this time o f year. One o f the
and
the
depression
in
business,
much
better
day
in
the
month
daughter, Miss Mamie Pier on a creamery, incased in four w rap­
Cannon, and slipped............................0
most charming o f them, however,
which can be observed without which followed, made a poor
visit to White Salmon where they
sale o f stocks, and much o f the ja a tale o f a “ Poor little Help- will spend tw o weeks with Mrs. pings o f oiled paper to protect it.
injury
to
anyone
and
to
much
July is the month o f human
Milk is served in individual
Thing,” in which a wee
output still remains on the
Decker’s sister and mother, Annie bottles. These innovations are
progress. As there can be no better purpose. This is St.
baby prove« itself the strongest
Tilton and “ Grandma Decker.” making travel to the Northwest
progress unless everybody is h ot) Swithin’s Day, which comes on shelves of grocers unsold. This
her o f the family.
The
mast be worked off before
and mad, so it is to July that we the 15th. The object o f St.
William Wilson, one o f the Red particularly a t t r a c t i v e t o
strikes an answering chord
market will recover. Cali
must look for getting anywhere Swithin’s Day is a concerted
Hill
bachelors, has gone to Port­ Easterners this year and are
the experience o f many a
packers he said had named
a t all. J une forever, but July tor >myer for rain, and it the prayer
land.
He expects to be a bene­ desig ned to leave a good after­
ering parent.
lowest prices for this
grow th , says yogr Uncle Gander- is answered it is supposed to rain
dict
on
his return. His mother, taste in all who come to the
Especially timely are the
daily for the next 40 days. had ever known,
bone.
brother, sister, and fiancee are to Northwest.
be compelled to fall in line on d o articles in this issue on “ July in
The ancients esteemed July Wherever St. Swithin’s has been
arrive
this week from Scotland.
no business. New berg was dis­ the Poultry-Yard,” by Kate V.
a b ov e all the other months. T o observed in this country, it has
There
will
be a double wedding,
“ The Woman
appointed o f coarse last season Saint-Maur,
Home it gave imperial Caesar, already become a formidable
his sister being the other member
in not seeing the plant here put C am per/’ “ A Charity Cafe
The Newberg Telephone Co.
the fightinest man who ever rival o f the Fourth. Indeed, it is
o
f the family td join the ranks o f
into operation, but with con­ Chantant” and ‘ T h e Picnic-
said
that
they
do
not
compare
under
the new organization has
lived. M a r c A n t o n y , w h o
the wedded.
B
asket”
ditions
as
they
were
the
compa­
changed the name o f the month for enthusiasm, which is not
Mrs. El win McCornack enter­ begun active operations tor re­
Kate Douglas Wiggin has a
ny could not be blamed for not
building the system, which is to
from Quintillus to July, said that surprising, for as a rule what
starting up, and our people have winning personality, and it never tained at whist Saturday even­ be made one o f the best in the
we
really
need
in
this
country
in
if Caesar had opened his eyes
been reasonable in their attitude seems so evident as when she is ing. Those present were Mr. country. The Ellis brothers,
anywhere else on the calendar uly is rain, and not liberty
toward the com pany. That the at home at ‘ ‘Qui llcote-on-Saco. ’ ’ and Mrs. McCornack, Mr. and w ho have the contract for setting
he probably would have been a at all.
Mrs. H. B. Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
After the 22 nd the month will whistle is to begin to blow the A writer in this issue had the D. K. Hatch, Miss M. Ethelyn the poles have been busy for
m ollycoddle and Rome would
first o f the week is cause for good fortune to see her there and
•have had woman suffrage. The be under the influence o f Leo the
Adams, Miss Elizabeth Hatch, several days digging holes all
tells
about
it
in
a
most
interest­
general
rejoicing,
and
everybody
' Celts, w ho have made fewer 1/ion, the fifth sign of the zodiac,
and Wm. Meyer. Honors were over tow n and pole setting will
hopes that the Weber-Bussell ing story.
begin within a few days.
m istakes than any other race, and a day or so later it will also
Ideas for summer pillows, won by Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
people may have a profitable
come
under
the
influence
o
f
Sirius
An order has been placed for a
made July the beginning o f the
Hatch. After the games dainty
crocheting
ideas
-
and
new
pack.
new switchboard with a capacity
year, and John Hancock, w ho the Dog, which begins rising
Both Mr. Waters and Mr. summer recipes, all are opportune refreshments were served.
tor 800 subscribers, which is
w as first to sign the Declaration with the sun and ushers in the
in this issue. An article on the
expected to arrive the fore part
o f ’Independence, said that credit Dog Days. While Leo the Lion, Shephard say they think New-
West Chehalem.
making o f long sleeves from
berg
is
one
o
f
the
best
points
in
Sirius
the
Dog
and
Teddy
the
ot August. Architect S. E.
dor the stampede to that historic
short will be welcomed by many
Mr. and Mrs. Noble and family Watkins is working on plans for*
revolt did not belong to him, but Bear are settling it am ong them­ the Northwest for a cannery, and
formerly o f Newberg, are visit­ a new home for the company
selves, Congress and pretty they look forward to the time woman.
ito the weather.
In addition to all this, there are ing his brother, A. A. Noble for a which is to be built on the site o f
nearly everything else will ad­ when their plant here will eclipse
the regular departments: The short time.
journ to its hole and occupy it­ anything north of California.
the present office. It will be 25
Tho lowly worm
Fashion Department, the Enter­
For
a
statement
o
f
what
will
W ill take a brace
self with prayer and an occasion­
The program for children’s day x40 feet, modeled after the library
Margaret
be wanted for canning this tainment P a g e ,
And dap the robin
al peek out.
at the church was carried out in design ot architecture, and will
In the face; ~
Sangster’a
Home
Page,
Sam
season, our readers are referred
fine order. Next Sunday will be be built, either o f concrete blocks
The iiquor man
to an announcement of the Loyd’s Page o f Puzzles, advice to the election o f officers.
or brick, and will be fire proof.
And
then
or
thereabout
the
month
W ill utter cries
the girl who earns her own
company
in
another
column.
O
f
August
will
be
due.
And kipper half
The new school district No. 61, It will have a nice large w aiting
living, many suggestions for
And the wicked get s warning taste
A dozen dry»;
room , the operator’s room with
O f where they’re going to.
fancy-work and cookery, and which has been set apart from booths, sleeping room , and store­
The hot consumer,
Obituary-
W hat with thrusts
several pages especially for the district No. 10, o f West Chehalem room in the rear. Work will be
will hold its first school meeting
And blows, will kill
Died in Newberg. Oregon, children.
Just Keep on Keep in* On.
Him self eome trusts,
at the home o f Mrs. Rogers Tues­ started on the new building
June 22, 1909 o f pulmonary
And the swimming pupil.
day, July 6, for the purpose o f within a few days, and it will be
itio n .
I
f
the
dey
look|
kinder
gloom
y.
trouble, Gamette Parkins, aged
Burned and red.
electing a board o f directors and rushed, as it must be finished by
An’ your chances kinder slim—
W ill chase his dad
(By S z b m I Grant, Nawberf )
18 years, 8 months and 22 days.
to press the work o f the new the time the switch board arrives
I f the situation’s puzzlin’
Around the dhsd.
She was born in Sedan, Minne­ Children, children Oh what fun.
from the eastern factory. \
schoolhouse.
An’ the prospect’s awful grim,
sota and was the daughter o f Mr. Now vacation time has come.
Clarence Coe has been engaged
A n’ perplexities keep preesin’
You can run, and romp and play,
T o all of which nobody ranch Till ell hope is nearly gone.
and Mrs. John Warner, but the Throngh each lovely Summer day.
to take the management o f the
«a n make the least objection. Jus’ bristle op, end grit your teeth.
father dying three months prior ’Ilmn tie the hammock good and strong
outside work tor the com pany,
We never shall get anywhere An’ keep on keepin’ on.
to her birth, and the mother’s For summer days are nice and long
Miss Nellie Paulsen is visiting which insures good service, as he
-except in that direction. We Fumin’ never wins a fight,
health failing, she was taken at To lounge about and read at ease,
friends in Portland.
has had much experience in line
And
/re
ttin
’
never
pays;
never shall do anything to
the age o f three months into the Beneath the thickly foUaged trees.
Miss Belle Newhouse is home work.
.Aldrich and his tariff until the There ain’t no good in broodin’ in
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. You can stop right in the shade,
on
a visit from Portland.
While some quiet game is played
N ew .
meek insurgents rise and take These pessimistic ways.
Perkins,
where
she
found,
not
Smile just kinder eheerfutyy
A nephew o f Mr. Paulsen’s, Mr.
And go out basking in the sun
aom ebody’a hair off. We never When hope is nearly gone,
only a home with the family, but When your quiet games are done.
Call and see. You will be con­
Rasmussen made them a visit ot
-shall reform a thing until we An’ bristle up, and grit,your teeth,
a large place in each heart which When the Autumn days are here.
vinced,
and like others place y o a r
late.
(have a ruction in which we get Anv keep on keepin’ on.
order.
If you call we will show
is now left torn and bleeding You will meet your schoolmates dear,
Mrs. W. R. Everest has been you.
ou r dander up and compass some There ain’t no use in growlin’
Then you’ ll meet your teachers too,
,
by her early death.
away lately to visit her mother
Newberg Mfg. & Con. C o.
An* grumblin’ all the time
•destruction.
And while most
She came with her foster When vacation time is through.
during
her
illness.
When
music’s
ringin’
everywhere
'
•everything is out with a chip up­
parents to Newberg in the fall
Prune Dippers.
Marriage Licences.
Miss Mary Hyde had the mis­
on its shoulder, we wish that An’ everything’s a rhyme.
o f 1899, where she has since
Just keep on smilin’ cheerfully,
money would somehow become If hope is nearly gone.
resided.
Katie McClellan, age 21 to fortune to break her arm while
The undersigned is prepared to
in
Portland
recently.
a little bolder. We’d like to have An* bristle up, an’ grit your teeth.
Robert
C.
Rich,
age
24.
She was a loving, dutiful child,
make to order, prune dippers and
An’ keep on keepin’ on.
a dollar bill jum p out upon and
A fine boy baby arrived at the spreaders, o f the W. K. Allen
Mary E. York, age 22 to W.
possessing a cheerful disposition
—New Orleans Democrat. which could never look long on M. Barns, age 24 yrs.
fright us, or a hundred dollars,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. patent, either single to follow
we will say, come close enough
Shires Saturday, June 19.
Mabel
Shepard,
age
20
to
Roy
the dark side o f life, and in her
the ordinary basket dipper, or
t o bite us. It's been a good
The Graphic $1.50, the Semi- long illness o f nearly two years F. Talbott, age 28 yrs.
There will be services next Sun­ double with dipper all complete.
while now, too long, the common Weekly Journal $1.00 per year, hot one murmur ever escaped her
Anna D. Schrock, age 23 yrs. day at the church held by the For particulars write to G. W.
people find it, since money did both papers for $2.00 per year. lipa.
to Simon D. Miller, age 28 yrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jock Breedlove A llen , Newberg.
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