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NEWBERG, YAM HILL COUNTY. 0]
THURSDAY, AUGUST 19,1909.
NO. 44
The bids were opened tor build­
Item s.
inflicting on her with the iron
/
ing
the new school house, District
end o f a pike; which he took
Clyde Ryan returned front Day- No. 61 and the contract was
On the date o f Ji^ly 30, J. D. possession of, fearing the parties
Gordon wrote from Cork, IrelaiK would not prosecute each other. ton yesterday.
awafrded to Frank Rowland.
in which he said: “ This is pure­ He saw an old spade. It was not
A. J. Barren’s motb-.-r is visit-
The icecream social at the
ly and Irish city, a priest and a digging spade then. It may be with his tamily.
church was attended by a large
two policeman on almost every used for preparing food for pigs,
Mr. Frank Keyes thrashed crowd in spite o f the cold even­
IS O U R S T O C K O F
block. We visited Blarney Castle etc.
ing and all had an enjoyable
Monday and Tuesday.
this morning and will do Cork For the defence Denis M ‘Carthy,
Norman Wilson spent Sunday time.
today. Then we we start for husband o f Mrs. M‘Carthy, was
with his brother and wife.
County W. C. T. U. Convention.
London.
We will spend the examined. He stated that Cronin
Mrs. K. D. Hatch and Miss
balance o f the time in England struck him on the head with a
Elizabeth Hatch are visiting in
The Annual Convention o f the
as we sail from London August 7. stick and put lumps on him.
Portland this week^
Wogtan’s
Christian Temperance
Ireland is a very interesting
Mrs. M'Carthy also gave evi­
W E S O L IC IT YO U R IN S P E C T IO N
A.
E.
M
oore’s
and
L.
H.
Shir­
Union of Yamhill County will be
country. We traveled through dence.
ley’s families are camping in the
at Newberg, in the M. E.
miles o f bogB where they cut and
Mr. Smith, D. I., said all the
Lovers
Lane
grove
at
present.
Thursday and Friday,
dry the peat that supplies them parties ought to be bound to the
August
26-27.
Mr. and Mrs. Leighman and
with fuel, and saw hundreds of peace.
I
V THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
family
have moved to Dundee
■donkeys with pack baskets hold­
Have also a Fresh Supply of
The Chairman said there were
4
4
0 .— Praise service.
and
are
building
a
home
there.
ing about two bushels on either few wounds after all tho squab­
A p p o i n t m e n t o f com­
side o f them, packing this fuel to bling.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett have
mittees, Credential, Press.
the homes o f die Cotters. I saw
Mrs. Cronin was fined 2s 6d moved onto the Leighman place
Resolution, C o u r t e s i e s ,
in the streets o f Killamey yester­ and costs and bound to the peace, which they recently purchased.
Membership.
day a man 82 years old with a herself in £5 and two sureties o f
Mrs. Gilmour returned to Port­
donkey and cart loaded with peat £2 10s Od, or in default one land Saturday after a visit with 4:30 — Report o f corresponding
secretary.
for sale. I asked him how much mbnth’ s imprisonment.
her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Mc-
,
Report o f treasurer.
he expected to get for it and he
Ewan.
Chehalem
Center.
Report o f L. T. L Sec­
said “ one and two pence” which
The hop yard belonging to W.
retary.
in our money would be 96 cents.
H. R. Green is home from the H. Hill is looking well and is
Assignment
of delegates.
It required one day to prepre the hardest fields o f Eastern Oregon. reported to be the best hop yard
THURSDAY EVENING.
load and one day to go to market
Miss Mildred Wills arrived in Yamhill county.
7:30 — Devotions.
I heard a man say he bought a
home Sunday from Portland to
The Hagey thrasher which has
Welcome from W. C. T. U.,
donkey three years old for three
spend the day.
been operating in the vacinity o f
Mrs. Lottie Hannon.
shillings, equal to 75 cents in our
Carroll Kirk and wife and Dundee and Newberg has been
Response. Mrs. R i l l a
money.
compelled to suspend operations
Thomas, Amity.
s You see all kind» o f poverty ittle son made a trip to Port-
S U C C E S S O R TO LAPP & B O YE S
for a time as much o f the grain
County president’ s ad­
and it makes you wish you had and Saturday.
Miss Peterson, o f Portland, has not yet sufficiently matured.
dress.
the wherewith to hand out to
was out tor a visit with her . Among the prune growers this
Music.
them.”
x
is
a
very
busy
time
as
all
are
sister,
Mrs.
Hendricson.
Address.
State president,
Mr. Gordon enclosed a clipping
making
preparations
to
handle
Mrs. Henrietta Brown.
Mrs. Poling, wife o f Rev. Pol­
from the “ Cork Examiner” giv­
Wedding. and then followed the sumptuous
940 — Reception to delegates.
The
ing an account of the “ Durris ing o f Portland, and tw o sons, the large crop which is now i
sured.
Several
driers
are
being
wedding feast served by Mrs.
FRIDAY
MORNING.
are
out
visiting
Mrs.
W.
R.
Car­
Petty Sessions” , which in our
enlarged
to
meet
the
demands
o
f
The
home
o
f
Mrs.
Sarah
E.
Honey, assisted by the Misses.
940 —E v a n g e l i s t i c service,
cities is termed the police court ter.
growing
orchards
and
many
.
Mackie
w
a
s
the
scene
o
f
an
ex­
Ella Moffit, Eula Colcord, Alice
Mrs. M. J. Newlin.
The proceedings in one case we
W. R. Everest is making im­
publish, the evidence produced provements on his residence by others are being overhauled and 9:30— Parliamentary drill, Mrs. ceptionally happy wedding festi­ Christenson, and Vera and Gwen­
val on Wednesday evening, Aug. dolen Stannard, as waitresses.
Brown.
being Irish up to date: ‘ T h e way o f raising the house and put in condition for the seasons
run.
1L
when Elsie Laveme Mackie
The bride and groom left in an
1040 — Reports o f departments
Court was occupied for a con­ adding porches.
was married to Walter Hart auto for McMinnville the same
by
County
supts.
siderable time in hearing a series
Miss Mable Paulsen and her
Portland Notas.
Report o f credential com­ Wilson. Under the supervision evening, from whence they went
e f summonses between two fami­ ittle friend returned t o Portland
o f Mj— Iona Woods the rooms to Seattle to visit the fair.
,
mittee.
lies named Cronin and M ‘Carthy, Saturday after spending a week
The
conservation
o
f
Oregon’s
were
tastefully
decorated,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are among
11:00— Election o f delegate to
living at Fermanagh in the Kil- with the home folk.
resources
will
be
discussed
fully
presented
a
pleasing
appearance
the
most es&neble o f Newberg*«
state
convention.
crohane district for assaults.
Mrs. Kirk is enjoying a visit at Portland by the Oregon Con­
—the
parlor
with
Tulle
white
young
people and have Hie
Reading
minutes.
Mr. Flynn, solicitor, Bantry,
with her children Mr. and Mrs. servation Commission, which
carnations
and
sprengeri
as­
heartiest
good wishes o f a large
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
appeared for the Cronins.
Walter Miles and Prof. R. W. will hold its convention on Au­
1:30—Devotions. Mrs. M. J. paragus; the living room, with circle o f friends.
Mr. 0 ‘Sullivan, solicitor, Ban-
Kirk and family at present.
gust
30.
Gifford
Pinchot,
head
Oregon grape, carnations and
Those present were the ¿liases
Newlin.
try, appeared for the M'Carthys.
o
f
the
forestry
service,
will
be
the
Little
Beth
Paulsen
entertained
gypeophibia;
the
dining
room
and
Iona
Woods, Merle Woods, Ids
State paper presented.
There were a number of cross-
principal
speaker
and
will
dis­
a
number
of
her
little
friends
last
Pledges to s t a t e a n d hall, with pink asters and rose Woods, Amy Heater, Jessie Britt.
cases. . The alleged disputes oc­
cuss
the
various
phases
of
con­
Wednesday
afternoon
in
honor
geranium leaves.
Beulah Spsuilding, Minnie Kin­
county
work.
curred on the 28th May last
servation
in
Oregon.
He
is
o
f
little
Dorothy
Melody,
of
caid,
Gwendolene Stannard, Vera
A
t
eight
o
’
clock
Miss
Minnie
Local president’s hour.
Margaret Cronin, daughter of
thoroughly
informed
wjth
his
Portland.
Kincaid
sang,
sweetly,
“
O
Prom­
Stannard,
Helen Stannard, Ella
340 —Physical culture drill,
Jeremiah Cronin, one o f the
forestry
work.
ise Me,” following which Miss Moffitt, Eul a Colcord, A l i c e
The would be thief, who fright­
Miss Myrtle Hannon.
complainants, deposed that her­
Work
has
been
started
in
Port­
Britt
played the “ Bridal Chorus” Christenson, Golda Wilson, Grace
ened
Carlos
Johnson,
out
o
f
say,
“
Round
Table
on
depart­
self and her father were coming
land
on
what
will
be
the
biggest
from
Lohengrin,
as the contract­ W i l s o n , C l a r a M o o r e , M e -
six
weeks
growth
by
tying
his
ments,” conducted by
along the road to their house
ing parties, accompanied by Mr. M i n n v i l l e , M e s s r s . Herman
Mrs. Brown.
with baskets o f grass on their cow in a far corner of the pasture and most complete cereal mill on
the
Coast.
The
mill
is
being
Orin
Macy, as best man, Miss Wilson, McMinnville, W a l t e r
in
a
dense
thicket
out
o
f
sight
Memorials.
backs with reaping-hooks in them.
Amy
Heater as Bridesmaid, and Spaulding, Fred Hutchens, Ed­
built
by
Albers
Bros,
and
will
be
last
Thursday
night
can
have
4 4 0 —Reports o f committees.
Johanna M‘Carthy, one of the
little
Miss
Esther Laveme Haines win Huff, Portland, Clarence
located
on
the
river
front,
where
Reading minutes.
defendants, and the wife o f an­ his leather straps by calling and
as ring bearer, descended the Crow, Orie Macy, McMinnville,
FRIDAY EVENING.
other defendant came on and proving his identy and what his additional property for the pur­
pose
was
recently
purchased.
stairs and took their positions in Haven Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J.
intentions
were.
8:00 —Medal Contest
threw stones at them. They laid
the parlor beneath a festoon o f H. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
When
complete,
the
plant
will
re­
The W. C. T. U. held their
down the baskets, and her fa­
Veteran
Association.
carnations and foliage. While in Wilson, Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. L.
ther went into the field. Mrs. meeting last Wednesday at the present an outlay o f $1,000,000.
soft
tones Reubinstein’ s Melody F. Moore, Dayton, Mr. and Mrs.
It
is
expected
the
plant
will
be
M ‘Carthy called her husband out. pleasant mountain home o f Mrs.
The Grand Army o f the Re­ in F was being played, the sol­ H. Clemmens, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
ready
for
operation
this
winter.
They scattered the grass and took Cyrene Palmer. Mrs. Hyde act­
public proposes to organize a emn vows were plighted, the Nicholson, Portland. Mr. and
away the hooks. He also threw ing president called the meeting Joy riders have been put under
Yamhill county veteran associ­ ring-token given, and the bonds Mrs. John Coulter, Lincoln, Illi­
stones. Her father went and to order. Mrs. Everest read the ban by the Portland Auto­
ation,
and delegates for that of holy wedlock formed.
nois, Mr. and Mrs. Stannard, Mr.
asked for the hooks.
M ‘Carthy Psalms 98 which was followed mobile Club and steps were taken
purpose
will
meet
in
Newberg
on
The
bride
w
as
b
e
a
u
t
i
f
u
l
l
y
and Mrs. Warren Haynes, Mr.
came out and got “ fast” in her by prayer.
Eleven members at a meeting held this week to do
father. The two wives also got responded to roll call, there be­ away with reckless motorists. Thursday, August 26. In the gowned in white messeline en and Mrs. Chas. Addison, Mrs.
afternoon at 2 o’clock a program train, over taffata, trimmed with C. F. Mackie, Mrs. T. D. Yarnes,
“ fast,” and Mrs. M‘Carthy had ing four visitors present. Dues Recent killings by autos on
will be given c o n s i s t i n g o f embroidered chiffon and fringe, Salem, Mrs. L. M. Davidson,
hold o f her mother’s haiiu and to the amount ot $5.50 were speedways about the city by the
speeches,
vocal and instrumental and carried a shower boquet of ex­ Oswego, Mrs. Johnie Cox.
was dragging her into Mrs. M‘- paid making in all $19 paid in class o f drivers known as jo y
music,
in
which
the U. S. military quisite bride’ s roses The bride’s
Carthy's yard. The fathers jost­ dues. It was decided to have a riders have caused the Auto­
Tent Meetings.
led along the road. Witness went social the first of September at mobile speeding. Resolutions band will take part The public maid was dressed in a gown of
is cordially invited to attend.
pink messeline, trimmed with
Gospel meetings will be con­
to free her mother, and Mrs. M‘- the school .house, A card was were passed at the meeting and
By direction of committee. tucked chiffon and tassels, and ducted in a tent at First street
Carthy pulled herself by the hair. read to the meeting from Miss members of the club are going to
carried a b e a u t i f u l s h o w e r and Dayton road, Newberg, by
Mrs. Cronin, mother of the last Minchin, county persident. It do everything they can to put a
Marriage Licences.
boquet of pink roses. No less Mrs. Phillip Arnold Haldon Lil-
witness, gave somewhat similar was moved and carried that all stop to speeding on public roads.
evidence, and said that Mrs. that could, would subscribe tor
Ella Ethel Fortune, age 22 charming was the little ring bear­ lenas and Geo. B. Smith and
Contracts were let during the
M ‘Carthy struck her with a stick. the “ White Ribbon Review,” also past week for double tracking vrs. to Bdgar H. Burns, age 23 er with flaxen curls and dress of wife, from Portland. They are
white silk.
undenominational and will be
In cross-examination she ad­ pledged tw o dollars for county the Northern Pacific main line yrs.
*
Mendelsohn’s wedding march held each day at 3 and 7:30 p.
mitted striking Mrs. Me‘Carthy work and union named the between Kalama and Tacoma.
Sadie L. Odell, age 26 yrs. to
was
played gleefully while con­ m., beginning Thursday evening,
with a pike to defend herself. Misses Maude Wills and Edna Between Kalama and Portland Wiley Humphreys, age 25 yrs.
gratulations
were being received; August 19. Everybody welcome.
She struck her on the back of the Everest as delegates tor coming a double track already exists.
Most ot the automobiles are
head. She heard that she was County Convention. Union ac­ The additional track is being laid
cepted the resignation ot Mrs. S. to provide for the common use of paid for by the man who manu- j
cut.
Elsie Cronin, daughter, and W. Newhouse as president, as she the Northern Pacific line by the tactures them.
Jerh. Cronin, husband of last had served the past tw o years. Union Pacific between Portland
A fool laughs at what is good, j
witness, were also examined for The executive committee ap­ and the Puget Sound cities. The at what is bad and at what he ‘
the complainant..
pointed Miss Maude Wills as work is expected to be completed does not understand.
A GUN, Fishing Tackle, Base Ball, Sporting Goode o f any
Acting-Sergeant Tobin, of Kil- president tor coming year’s work. within six months at a cost of Some greyhounds are so wise
kind,
a good Bicycle—new or second-hand-pocket knife,
crohane, deposed that he got back Next meet will take place with about $1,000,000.
in new tricks that many are ot no
or razor? Or do you wish something repaired, or made
the hook. He saw the grass Mrs. Edith Walton at Bonny-
earthly use in chasing jack-
over? If you do, call on us and we’ll do the rest.
scattered around. Saw scratches view in September. After a
rabbits.
West Chehalem.
- on several of the combatants. social time over light refresh­
The man who has no use for a
The ladies will meet for all day dog, a horse or a woman ought
The most serious wound was that ments and among the flowers
I h m m m t t # N s le e n 4 M a n e « «
on the back o f Mrs. M'Carthy’s with the hostess the ladies de­ Thursday, August 17, at the to be sent to the bugworks with­
church.
head, which Mrs. Cronin admitted parted for theii1 homes.
out trial.
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