TME NEWBERO ORAPHIÇ, Augmt il, i9.o
W. A. King and family spent
The new High School is already
Sunday with his parents in P o rt­ becoming a thing o f beauty. For
land.
an effective view of it, look down
Mrs. Elma Mendenhall, of T a ­ from the middle o f Edwards
HAPPENINGS
coma, Washington, visited here street anywhere north o f First.
this week with the family o f H.
On Wednesday o f last week
A. Forkner.
Jesse
Cook was thrown from a
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Garrett F ort and Thomas Pat­
John Crosby has joined the buggy near Airlie, Polk county,
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Ck o f the public school for| I w '.lkiDg c l a - > n « b . 'h a , 7 t - m i d - and injured sufficiently to lay
terson spent last Sunday at jan
itor
Newport.
his chug-chug wagon for Port­ him up tor some time. It looks |
next year.
land real estate.
like he has more than his share
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelty
Miss Dorothy
Ehret came up
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arrived home from Newport from Portland Monday to enjoy
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Otis are of this kind o f misfortune.
entertaining the latter’s Sunday
Wednesday evening.
a week a t home.
Ex-Senator C. W. Fukon and
School
class
on
D o you come to the table and feel that you
a
picnic
in
the
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Attorney
Whitney L. Boise, with
Miss Leta Judd has been visit­
Mrs. G. W. Range goes to
Red
Hills
to-day.
their wives,
stopped
over
in New-
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ing at Salem for some days with Silverton today to visit her son
C A N N O T EAT? Nothing tastes good? It
Mrs. S. G. Campbell, ot Hood ***? la8t Saturday tor dinner
her married sister.
Hugh and family.
is because you have not been buying your
Harry Waltber, o f The Dalles,
The local members o f the River, is visiting up the valley "'bile on their way from Port-
was in tow n a few days ago, American Woman’s League will with her brother-in-law, I. N. land to Crater Lake. They said
the-v expected to be gone three
the guest o f the Romigs.
hold a meeting at the Hotel Im­ Campbell and wife.
Prof, and Mrs. W. J. Reagan
Russel J. Davey, o f Goldfield, perial parlors Friday evening at
have
spent several davs the past
Campbell, of Woodsdale,
Nevada, is in tow n as the guest eight o ’clock.
in
county in the Kansas, is visiting with his uncle.
o f the B. R. Bass family.
Mrs. C. K . Spaulding and . week
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E. B. Ridgeway, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keeney daughter Ua and Mrs. Elizabeth
the
latter in the farm on the side
Newberg was well represented
at the M iller Mercantile Company’s store.
visited in Portland today with a Spaulding took up their abode
ot Chehalem mountain. He is
friend en route south from North at their Newport cottage the at the Bi,,y Su* da* lecture-
If you will visit their grocery department you
first o f the week.
op the Wat* r Wagon,’ at Me greatly pleased with the country
Yakima.
will find the nicest, cleanest grocery store in
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Mtnnville Sunday. The report and expects his people to come
W. W. Lucas, o f South Bend,
later
to
locate.
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is that it was worth the trip,
the valley. They keep the best o f every­
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Washington, son o f J. C. Lucas and daughter Mildred were pas-
The Newberg Apple Growers
sengers
on
th
t
Newport
tnul
The
community
is
unleavened
thing to eat.
and brother ot Mrs. C.J.Clemen-
Association has made a sale o f
son, is here with his family visit­ this morning. Mias Helena will th‘> w tf k- The bn* ht- prett?
Once a customer always a customer.
at 20 cents per
school ma’ams are all at Me- dried , raspberries
f
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follow next week.
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pound, which is tw o and a half
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Miss Frances Adams, a teacher ‘ mn.V e
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cents better than the price that
wife went down to Portland in th, public school, o f Toledo, over t h o « bom d cxammat.ons. ha8 pIy.v a M heretofore. Thi,
Adrian Bowman who has been the p .owers appreciate and it
Sunday to hear their old pastor, Ohio, was in town the first of
Dr. Hinson, preach at the White the week visiting with Dr. John assist-,nK in putting in a new has had a tendency to awaken
Temple.
S. Rankin and family.
shingle mill at L itt e Fa s, interest in’the association on the
Miss
Nellie
Ralston,
o
f
Culver,
Washington,
in which h » s o o part o f 80me who had been ¡n.
The Doctors B rP. and H. C.
interested, is at h
dined to “ pass by on the other
Dixon and their families, and Eastern Oregon, who has been
The Newberg Apple Grower’s
Mrs. R. A. Shattuck and three
Sam Gause’s took the auto route visiting here for three weeks
T ’ Hnii.n„ „ w orth and nartv Slde ”
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Association has secured the
for the cool sea breezes a lew with her aunt,. Mrs. L. B. Fer-
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their over.
Gannett arrived from services on an expert packer from children arrived here from F o w ­
ler, Kansas, last Saturday. They
days ago.
guson, left Wednesday.
land trip to Big Nestucca Satur HoodRiver Wednesday ..prepared Hood River who will be in the
came
with a view o f locating.
Miss Cora Comer who has
Henry M o rri. and family r e day nn(, report fiot floundcr fi.h' *° ghpw * rowers ln, thig
various orchards about Newberg.
been teaching in the Seattle public turned from their Newport ont- in([ at Sand take.
Mrs. C. W. Acock returned
They aay ho” to p“ “ p a u° 7 p‘lck 2 Any and all growers who may
schools for several years, is in lug Tuesday.
They say on. th* y raked them in tw o a t a apple. He began w,th the or- desire to take advantage o f this home from a Portland hospital
town visiting with her father, meets about as many Newberg time
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chard ot J. b. Brown north of. opportunity
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«.w k
« u uuw
w Saturday where she had success­
learn
how to
Silas Comer.
.people on the.beach out there as
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D . w town- who has as fine apples as properly pack apples for market, fully undergone an operation.
f r U£ n
one would w i*b to see a t Hood can do so without any cost to
The Misses Florence Forsyth on the streets o f Newberg.
and Susie Brouillette, with Ken­
Axum
and T Ray
^ oi tnat
t n b u i u t nne
6ne new
M new
W the iattM
“ y » M =;-Vaaoett.
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neth Austin, accompanied the their
tion may be obtained by apply
families, L. M. M etcalf and High School building. But it’s nur
from In a n n lT l^ w
wife. John
John H
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our valley from an apple-grow
Hbdsons
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family of Frank Osborn to Ocean wife,
Thomas Prince made a busi­
ing
to ftow ard E. Kiem, the
curtains for the latter, since the
ing
standpoint.
ness trip 'to Portland on M on­
Park Monday, for a tw o weeks Eula Hodson are representing arrival o f that twelve and a half
secretary o f the association.
their neighborhood at the coast, pound son
day.
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outing.
J. M. Beal, the west end shoe
White & Nichols closed a deal
A brmiant display o f the Aar- cobbler, t o o W trip to Portland the first o f the week whereby the
Sam Newby drove over from having made the overland trip.
M rs. George Wilson, o f P o rt­
Saturday,
the
result
being
one
land,
is visiting at the Wilson
Marion county the first ot .the
Mrs. George Burket, and little ora Borealis was observed Tues-
Lawson place on the river south
home.
ot
his
periodical
toots.
After
week and took his son Emmer daughter Bernice, o f Napa, Cali- day evening by a few w ho were
o f town, consisting o f the home
and family and Miss Myrtle foroia, and M in lone Elliott/ of fortunate enough to be up at a making life precarious for his place and 40 acres o f river bottom
Miss Rose..T. Young, o f P ort­
Gause and Miss Esther Winslow Carthage, Missouri, nieces of M. late hour. It began about eleven family, on Sunday afternoon, in land, 69 acres in all, was traded land, is spending a few days at
out to the coast.
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P. Elliott, came the last o f the o ’clock and was
was observed for a drunken frenzy, he went into at $14,000 for a Heppner farm Otter brook. ,
week
and
visited
over
Sunday.
E. C. Baird’s store before a num­ ot 480 acres belonging to Gus­
J. C. Cooper, ot McMinnville,
over an honr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson
ber
ot spectators and took a tave Schulz. The latter wants are rejoicing over the arrival o f
F.
A.
Elliott,
o
f
Salem,
was
in
passed through town last Satur­
David Bellmires, Elmer Marr
day on his w ay to Washington, tow n the first o f the week. He and Mrs. Josie Fields, accom­ sack o f flour. After making to move to a lower altitude and a baby girl.
D. D., to attend thfe National said the indications were that panied by Mr. Bellmire’s daugh­ violent resistance he was finally the Lawsons to a higher, hence
Miss Goldie Wilson, o f New­
Esperanto Convention as a dele­ their son John was being taken ters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Bowse, landed in the city guest room. everybody is happy.
Nolan berg, spent Sunday with Miss
down w.tb a cam ol typhoid | who are oat frQm 0klahonm He was arraigned before Justice Lawson will run the M orrow
gate from Oregon.
Medora Greer.
fever.
Brouillette next day on a charge county wheat farm.
Miss lone Hill and Miss Pearl
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visiting, joined the throngs at
Mr. C. E. Felch and Mr. Keam ,
o f burglary. He plead guilty
Hugh Nelson, F. H. Caldwell
Charley Leavitt and family ar- Newport Monday,
Cummings forsook dull care t<>-
o
f
Portland, were Red Hill vis­
and was committed to the coun­ and Dr. H. A. Littlefield arrived
day and flew to other troubles rived home several days ago
Walter and Clifiord Spaulding
itors
the first o f the week.
ty jail to aw ait the next session home from their Cow Creek Can­
they know not of, a t Newport. from an extended trip by wagon and clarence Kienle started out
The regular meeting o f the
o f circuit court.
Monday.
They
They will be joined shortly by through Polk and Benton coun- for Newport Monday by w av ot
I - yon expedition
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C. T. U. w ill be held at the
Members o f the C ity Council j found what they were looking for
Mrs. Tom Cummings and chil­ ties where thev spent the time in the rough and ready route>
residence
o f Mrs. Pool on Friday.
dren and by Miss Lula True- camping out at night and in see- Xhey were to hoot it over the have been considering for some in the w av of timber all right,
An
unusually
interesting pro­
blood. o f Portland
ing the country in a leisurely mountains, taking plenty o f time time the matter o f working over but as investigation at the land gram is promised.
and changing somewhat the office proved that in all proba­
Dr. Frederick Kramer, profes­ way. They report a very pleas- along the trout breams'.
The young folks sewing society
direction of the long bridge in the bility they would not be able to
sor o f philosophy in Willamette ant t,me-
F. C. Mills and Fred Ames east part o f town. They had
o
f
the Red Hills met w ith Miss
relinquish inside of tw o years
University, gave an excellent ad
N. F. Byers, who has been hav-
several days last week at
Lilian
Barbour on W’ednesday.
County Commissioners Booth and a half they didn’t “ take to
dress at the union service Sunday ing a hard tussle with pleurisy the Burlce farm on Ch«halem
and Cummins down here last the tall timber.”
All this is The young ladies enjoyed an
evening, upon the subject o f and heart trouble, had been mountain, formerly the David
week conferring with them. The merely incidental however, tor afternoon w ith - thimbles, s —
Christian education. He spoke much better for several days un- farm, doing some house moving,
ramble down by the creek, and
Mr> Burke is spending latter gave their sanction to “ we killed a bar!” It was a big
as the representative o f the til last night when he got worse They ^
changing the west approach in brown bear, brought down by the dainty refreshments that were
German Methodist church.
again. His many friends hope qUjte a large outlay ot money on
w ay to put the bridge in line Hugh and F. H., who declare served in the grove near the
At the Methodist Episcopal this is the dark spot just before ^be place in tearing down old
with First Street. Morever they that it would weigh over 600 house. Hemstitching seems to
Church, the topic next Sabbath dawn, and that he will be with buildings and building new. He
favor eliminating the bridge pounds in season o f good flesh. be the fad a t present and the
¡s fitting it up tor a home.
at 11 o ’clock will be: “ H ow to us again before long.
structure altogether with a big There were tour in the party and young ladies are showing samples
Prof. M. F. Hanyille, of Sum-
^ fcw Qf our poultry breeders
Become a Strong Christian.” At
fill which Commissioner Booth aside from the bear they got o f work that would do credit to
night this church will unite with ner’ Washington, is visiting in
Monday evening to talk up estimates will require some 10,
eleven deer. The boys gave some much older needle women.
the other denominations ot the town with his mother, Mrs. A. the organization ot a poultry
000 feet o f dirt. With frequent ot their friends a big game din­
city in the Union Meeting to be E. Branch. Since he was here tw o breeders association with a view
“ patching” the bridge will stand ner in Portland or their return
McMmn ville-
months ago he has won a cam- o f hoiding a poultry show the as it is for a little while longer
held at the Friend’s church.
and brought home a winter's
Another but it is the intention to carry
Married, at the residence o f paign for a new high school coming fall or winter.
supply ot jerked vension.
Billy Sunday, the famous ball
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Phelps, building at Summer, which meeting will be held on Tuesday out next spring the plans above
player
evangelist, spoke to large
Ot the 115 Medicos an^ Near-
Wednesday, August 10, their pleased the directors to the ex- evening o f next week at the suggested.
audiences
here Sunday in the
Medicos who took the state
son Harry G. Phelps, o f New- tent of raising his salary to $1,- COuncil rooms, when the attend-
Mrs. S. J. Madson entertained medical e x a m i n a t i o n s l a s t city auditorium. He preached
berg, to Miss Dottie Smith, of
ance o f all the breeders o f fowls
number o f ladies Thursday month, 56 were successful. The at the union services at 11 a.m.
Dr. C. A. Eldriedge, who located and pet stock in the community
Polk county, Rev. Geo. C. Richey
afternoon in honor o f Mrs. Newberg friends ot Ray Pember­ and delivered his well known
officiating. T h e young people at Corvallis some months ago for is desired. Newberg ought to Luther Votaw, o f Twin Falls,
ton, o f Salem, are glad to note lecture on “ Booze” at 2 p.m.
will make New berg their home the practice of dentistry, has have a successful poultry show I d a h o .
M r s . Votaw, better his name among the “ chosen.” The auditorium was seated to
changed his location to Hood and we can have one if concerted
tor the present.
known as Miss Ethel Cutts, was It will be o f interest to some) accommodate 3,000 people and
Abner Blair, a former resident River. Mrs. Eldriedge, who had action can be secured. It will
for several years a teacher in the who made the acquaintance at the afternoon meeting was
o f Newberg, now located with been visiting here some days l * worth while.
Newberg Public schools and has here o f Dr. J. T. Fox, who was completely filled.
Mrs Dave Irelan entertained
his family at Vancouver, B. C., with her mother, Mrs. Maggie
many friends in this vicinity. in attendance at Yearly Meet­ County Superintendent Belt
as the traveling representative of Littlefield, returned to Corvallis very pleasantly on last Thurs-
Mrs. Madson received on the ing to know that he received was threatened with a serious
the Simonds Saw Company, Wednesday to make prepara- day nft(rnooo the Embroidery
a w n u n d e r t he s p r e h d i n g special mention, ranking fourth. mental breakdown Inst week
c ,ub in honor o f Mrs - - K
came out from Portland on Frid- tions incident to moving.
branches ot a stately fir where He is an English Friend who had caused by over work, but is at
day evening o f last week and
“ Has the mail gone to the Crabtree who left the next day drawing room comforts were lately arrived in America, and ! present able to lie about bis
visited with his brother, A. T. train yet?”
“ Are the letters all to join Mr. Crabtree at Wallowa, common and music ami cooling took the examinations in Port- duties again.
Blair north ot town over night. distributed?” “ Give mea money The ladies enjoying Mrs. Irelan’s drinks the allurements o f the
land just prior to his coming up
A few straggling Democrats
He says his preference would be order quick—Oh, you make out hospitality were the Mesdames hour.
The guests were the to Newberg to attend a few ses­ were noticed gathering in Tues­
to do business on this side o f the the application.” “ Look again— John Larkin, Dr. George Larkin, Mesdames Luther Votaw, W. L.
sions of Yearly Meeting. He re­ day evening suppposedly to a t­
line, since the average Britisher 1 know there must be a letter.” W. W. Nelson, L. B. Ferguson, Robertson, J. C. Colcord, L. H.
turned to the city on the Sunday tend a Democratic “ assembly”
don’t look with much compas­ All of which is but a bad dream C. C. Ferguson. Dr. C. A. El- Shirley, C. B. Wilson, W. S.
afternoon on which Marjorie behind closed doors.
sion on a business competitor this week to Miss Mabelle Gard- driedgo, T. H. Bryan, N. C. Chris- Parker, A. C. Seelv, W. A. King,
Mahr, the actress, was run over,
The new high school bnikling
who ha* been trained in the ner, faithful servant of Uncle tenson, F. H. Buchanan, WesK v and the Misses Emma Dorrnnce,
and it was to his presene“ on the is nearing completion and the
strenuous school in which Uncle Sam, who is listening to the Boyes, C. A. Crabtree, W. E. ione Hill, Jessie Gnrdner, Ix*norn
train that she doubtless ow es, contractors say willlie ready for
Sam’s subjects are given their pleasanter music o f the wild Wight, Mrs. Maggie LittiLiuld
nrkcr, Myrtle Gnuse mid Sibyl her life. He has located at Prine-! occupancy by the opening o f
wings
waves at Newport beach.
land Miss Jennie D. Miller.
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