THE NEWBERQ QRAPHIC, Aufu.t 18 , 1910
Mrs. W. B. Brooks and children
are visiting in Portland this
w eek.. '
Erwin Pease arrived home
J fe w
b e r g
H A P P E N I N G S
from Klamath Falls a few days
FASHIONED
ago, sick, and his ailment is re
ported to be typhoid fever.
Sam Timberlake and W. S.
Will Christensons left for the
W; A. K ing will go to Portland
Mills
and their families returned
cotot Monday by ira y <of Wil- Friday to attend the funeral o f
to
captivity
from their Newport
The best wearing, the best fitting,
lamina. •
.
,
his uncle, Alex. Lumsden, a pio
outing
the
first
of
the
week.
the best finished of any Ladies' 25
Ferris Strait left this morning neer of Portland,
C.
S.
Hulin
and
family
started
cent
hose made.
for a visit with relatives at
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beadle, of
out
overland
Tuesday
for
the
Woodland, Wash.
Spokane, Wash., are spending
Knit from top to bottom without a
Tillamook coast near Garibaldi,
Mrs. D. H. Kopp went to the day with old friends in the
expecting to be gone tw o weeks.
seam. Narrowed at the ankle;
Eugene yesterday to make a B. R. Bass family.
Mrs. W. A. King and baby and
widened at the leg. Alw ays keep
visit with her sister.
Mrs. A. G. Hall and children,
Miss
Sibyl
Woodward
visited
in
their shape. For sale by
L. M. Krick and family will o f Portland, are visiting at J. R
Portland last Friday with the
Rundals
at
their
home
north
leave this week lor some point
family o f their uncle, N. C. Maris,
west o f Newberg.
east. Sorry to see them go.
A full attendance is hoped for
The Misses Ruby Gilbaughand
Mrs.JohnLarkinjoineda sister
at the meeting ot the W. C. T. U.
and iorae triends in an outing at Era Strickner, ot P o r t l a n d ,
on
Wednesday August 24, as im
visited in town Sunday with
Newport the first o f the week.
Above we show the BURSOS tad the “ othen” -
portant
business will be consid
turaad inside out-note U m difference.
Mrs. R. L. Dudrow, ot P ort Mrs. Lee Grames.
ered.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
S.
Otis,
their
land, visited here this week with
E. G. Lichtenthaler and family
daughter Lorene, and Miss Rita
her sister, Mrs. J. Carl Nelson.
are
home from a camping expe
Miss EUa Crawford arrived McDonald, are “ happy on the rience at Newport which they
Mrs. H. O. Warren, o f Topeka,
Rev. T. Brouillette has
sold his
A re W e “ Dry” Or “ W
t
home Wednesday morning from w ay” to Newport today.
greatly enjoyed.
They stayed home property on River street to Kansas, who with her tw o chil
her delightful vacation trip in Judge R. P. Bird and wife were for several weeks and had great
Ole Martin, and will move to his dren, has been visiting for a
When five men had taken seats
down from McMinnville to spend
California.
success fishing.
month out east o f town at the at the stable in a dining room o f
farm
southeast
o
f
town
on
which
O. J. Munden, the Newberg the day with Mr. and Mrs. W.
home ot her parents, Rev. and a hotel in this town and decided
Ernest Hadlock, o f Seattle, he has been building a house.
milk man, and Miss Ethel Hall W. Nelson on last Sunday.
Russell Parker returned home Mrs. Joseph Hall, left Tuesday to “ chip in,” and the cash was
N. F. Byers is improving in who has a position in the busi
were passengers to Portland this
ness office o f the telephone com Saturday from the harvest fields with her little boy, to make a given to one o f the number who
morning with the intention ol health and hopes to be able to
pany in the Sound city, came ot Eastern Oregon. Yesterday visit with relatives o f her hus at once went out on the street,
returning this evening as Mr. move next week to the cottage
band in the vicinity o f Tacoma returning within a few moments
which he recently purchased ot down to Newberg the first o f the he left for a visit with friends
and Mrs. Munden.
and Seattle. She will continue with eight ounces o f spirits
week on his vacation, and has at Eugene and Cottage Grove.
Mack Kaufmans have moved W. E. Crozer.
her visit here before returning frumenti, which same was served
been visiting w i t h H a r v e y
Dr. H. A. Littlefield and Mrs.
Mrs. Richard Redmond, <■ o f
into their new house just south
/
then and there, is there any thing
‘Wright and other college friends. Maggie Littlefield and Mr. and home.
o f the one they have been occu Oskaloosa, Iow a, and Mrs. Will
“
Gus
Goodat
is
a
good
fellow,
radically
w rong in asking as to
Ernest E. Fleishour, o f Port Mrs. Hugh Nelson started out
pying. They have rented the Hull, of Portland, were the
but
a
mighty
poor
chauffeur,”
is
where it came from? I f so, we
land, the one time and popular bright and early this morning on
latter to Mrs. Emma Hodgin o f guests o f Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
the
verdict
given
by
Jim
and
Thad
w on’t ask the question, but the •
Newberg
liveryman,
visited
in
an automobile trip to the Tilla
Campbell at Edgewood Orchard
the College faculty.
Reynolds
and
Harry
Bockus,
and
next
time it is done a diagram
town over Sunday.
He inti mook beaches.
B. F. Pike went down to P ort last Saturday.
a
few
others
about
town.
And
w
ill
be
made public o f the route
mated that had he forseen the
Jack Stephenson who was up
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Hin-
land Tuesday to perfect arrange
w ay Newberg was going ahead visiting with I. R. Craven the thereby hangs a good story taken, going, getting and giving.
ments for the second annual shaw, their daughter Ruth and he would be an “ iser” here in
which we haven’t time and abil
first of the week, said the Oregon
meeting o f the Yamhill County tw o youngest boys, left today place o f a “ has been.” This go
ity to tell adequately.
Gus,
Electric surveyors were working
Chehalem Center.
V e t e r a n ’ s Association w h i c h for a tw o weeks’ visit with rela ing ahead business is always a
quondam hayseed out at Rex,
up
the
river
toward
Newberg
tives at Hood River, and at
takes place here next week.
has turned'suddenly into an am
safe guess for Newberg.
*
from a point near Wilsonville.
Mrs. Cyrene Palmer and little
Goldendale
and
Camas,
Wash.
bitious
Portland real estate
Allen Mills, a Chicago attorney,
First dirt was broken for the
Rev.
John
Frederick
Hanson,
grand
children moved up to
Miss Ethel Weed, ot Veronia,
boomer and drivesf?) an auto.
arrived with his family Wednes
new college building oh last o f Portland, passed the seventieth
The metamorphosis has been too Dundee Tuesday.
day morning for a visit o f tw o Tillamook county, who came Monday when H. W. Kramer
mile
stone
o
f
bis
life
while
in
at
Miss McMillan, o f tlie Port
sudden for best results, think the
weeks with his parents, Henry over to McMionyille last week, who has the contract for exca
tendance at Quarterly Meeting
land
Peniel Mission, came out for
to
take
the
county
teachers’
ex
above
mentioned gentlemen.
Mills and wife, and with his
vating for the basement began here Saturday. A Norwegian in
a
visit
with Mrs. Melody.
They started out Sunday with
brothers and sisters in this vicin- amination, has been spending a the work with ja good force o f
birth
and
early
raising,
he
has
week in Newberg with J. L. Van
Victor and Rosa Hendrickson
Gus to see the country and have
men. The job w ill be completed seen a long life of active, effective
f& s
returned
Wednesday of last week
Blaricoms.
a
little
Sabbath
jo
yrid
e.
They
‘Hurbert Smith came out from
by the end o f the week ready for service in the church in this, his
Cloverdale, Tillamook county for J. C. C5lcord blazed the trail the contractor who may be adopted country, and is well saw the country all right—some from their visit near Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulheuron
a visit o f a few days the first o f to Newport Monday and was awarded the building contract. known wherever in America there five to ten miles o f it in the other
end
o
f
the
county,
in
a
cross
and Miss Blossome Atwood re
the week. He says Chehalem followed in a day or so by his Ènos Ellis and son, Roscoe are stands a Friends Meeting house.
country
foot
race
to
head
off
a
turned to their home in Port
family,
accompanied
by
Elda
valley looks good to him and
putting in a tile drain around It is with a great deal of satis
common,
everyday
train
in
order
land
Sunday evening.
Grames.
J.
C.
has
promised
him
he thinks he will return in the
the building and they will also faction that in the evening 9 ! his
to
reach
home
and
loved
ones
in
spring to take up dairying here. self a tw o weeks’ vacation from put in a septic tank.
The Silver Medal C o n t e s t
life he is permitted to see the
time to go to work Monday passed off very pleasantly. While
bank
to
beach
and
has
worked
A t the home o f Mrs. Fred
Dr. E. P. Dixon and family had great advances made along the
morning.
the contestants all did well, Miss
Knapp, the mother o f the bride, long and steadily enough to a narrow escape from severe lines o f the tw o great reforms,
enjoy
it
with
a
good
conscience.
One
of
the
most
extensive
Gladvs
Paulsen received the
Miss Hermania Knapp was mar
injury while on the w ay to Nes- peace and temperance, in pro
social
functions
o
f
the
season
was
The wife o f C. A. Burnham, tucca by auto some days ago. moting which he has ever been
medal and each o f the contest
ried at 12 o ’clock, noon, on last
given by Mrs. Geo. Larkin Fri ants was presented with a small
Sunday to Frank Seely, o f Oak who lives about four miles south On the way down a steep hill mqst zealous and active.
day afternoon at their beautiful leather bound Testament. Rev.
Grove, Polk county, Rev. T. east o f town, was taken to Mc near Dolph they suddenly hove
The Newberg apple growers
new home.
The large recep Reuter, Mrs. Oliver and Mrs.
Minnville
last
Friday,
adjudged
Brouillette, o f Newberg officiat
in sight ot a small auto on the are already making preparations
tion halls were everywhere fra M ary Scott*.-ot Newberg, were
insane and taken on to the asy way up that had stalled at a
ing.
tor furnishing a good exhibit at
grant with the order of roses present and acted as judges.
lum
at
Salem
the
same
evening.
Regular L. T. L. meeting next
sharp turn. It was either a the All Oregon Fruit Show to be
and sweet peas tastefully ar
She
has
been
affected
mentally
Last Wednesdav the meeting
collision or a turn into the bank held at Portland, November 30
Sundav, at Baptist church, at
ranged. Vocal numbers rendered o f the W. C. T. U. was held at
for
some
years.
She
leaves
be
and the latter alternative was to December 3. On behalf of
3, subject, “ The Cigarette Tree.’ ’
by Mrs. George Allen and Mrs. Mrs. K. L. Tangen’s there being
“ Strike at Shane’s” continued. hind her a family of five children. taken, with the result that the them, I. N. Campbell, ot Edge-
Elmer Buehler, who has been machine was over turned and wood Orchard, has assured the Elizabeth Foster, of Columbus, thirteen members present and
Watch next week’s paper for
attending business college at the occupants thrown down the State Horticultural Societv of Ohio, were much appreciated. four visitors. T w o new paid-up
Contest program.
M ary E. C. S cott , Sup’t. Salem for some months, has hill, though none were seriously ficers that Newberg wil! be well Refreshments were served in a members were e n r o l l e d —t h e
novel way, each lady being given Misses M yrtle Walton and Esther
F. W. Power, the
Prof. J. G. McIntosh, formerly finished his course and returned hurt. As for the auto the re represented.
a
dainty lunch basket contain Green. The Misses Maude Wills
secretary, has written tor a list j ‘
ot the public school teaching home Saturday. He will remain turns are not in.
ing a toothsome repast with the
force here, is threatened with here, having taken a'position in
Newberg Quarterly Meeting of ot members o f the local Apple invitation to retire to the lawn and Elsie Ta^gen were appointed
as delegates to the Sheridan
tuberculosis, from which disease the new meat packing establish the Friends church was held here Growers Union and will later
where she might enjoy her lunch Convention, with Mrs. S. W.
ment
now
in
process
o
f
construc
Mrs. McIntosh died a few
Saturday and Sunday, several furnish them premium lists and in real picnic fashion. Mrs. Lar
tion.
months ago. He is at present at
members from a distance being programs. This will be an ex kin’s guests were Mesdames Newhouse and Miss Nancy A t
A
meeting
o
f
the
members
of
the home o f his uncle at Dayton.
in attendance.
On Saturday, cellent opportunity for effective Wesley Boyes, David Johnson, kinson alternates. At a called
meeting Sundav, it was decided
Master Wallace Larkin, ac the Yamhill Poultry Associa lunch was served as usual in the advertising and will be the means William Wight. WalterS. Parker,
to have Mrs. Silbaugh and Mrs.
companied by Miss Jennie Miller tion, and all parties interested in basement wbed a pleasant social of placing Newberg prominently Lindley M. Parker, Walter E.
good
poultry,
is
called
to
meet
in
hour was enjoyed between the on the map as an apple grow ing ¡ Terren Clarence j ’ Edwards; Unrue, speak during next month.
and Miss Mina Langton, took
his first boat ride Tuesday with the Council Chambers in New sessions. In the evening a tem cen*er’
! Thomas Bryan, Lynn B. Fergu-
President Stevens of the Ore
great interest. They went down berg, August 23rd, at 8:00 p.m., perance session was held when a
M. Gore, a highly educated and 80Ilt W i„ Nel80n> Archie C. Seely,
gon
Trunk Line, the Hill road
for
the
purpose
o
f
electing
of-
good, practical address was interesting y o u n g gentleman Davjd irelan, George Allen, T. C.
to the Angus farm home at Wil*
up
the
Deschutes, announces
sonville to spend tw o or three ificers, fixing date for poultry given bv H. Elmer Pemberton, ot who has but recentlv come to Rey noidSt Semon J. Madson,
that his company will build
show, and such other business Salem, Yearly Meeting Evangel
days.
America from Munich, Bavaria, Wm
^ n g t o n , George Best,
south to a connection with the
as may come before the meet istic superintendent,’ on the issues
has been in Newberg this week. ¡ j 0 j,n
Gordon, John Larkin,
Prof. R. W. Kirk, superintend
ing. J. L. Hoskins, Secretary.
ot the campaign from this stand He is a graduate of the Univer-, Hugh Nel8on> Eli L . Evans, C.C. Pacific & Eastern, reaching out
ent of the Corvallis schools,
from Medford.
This will give
The union Sunday evening point and how they may best be sitv o f Munich and o f the Ger
visited here with his brother
Perry, Maggie Littlefield, Eliza- the Hill system a main trunk
Carroll the first of the week. church services continue in in met. He also preached Sunday man Agricultural College at beth Foster, Eva Hummer Hull
Bonn and is an experienced and and the Misses Mina Langton, line down through Central Ore-
He was on his way to Eastern terest and with excellent attend morning.
i gon. from which will spring
H. H. Keim, manager o f the thoroughly t r a i n e d horticul Emma Dorrance and Jennie D.
Oregon on a business trip. In ance. Dr. Reuter, pastor o f the
lateral branches into nearby
Apple growing is his Miller.
his absence, Mrs. Kirk and the M. E. church, delivered a pleas Newberg Apple Growers Union, turist.
!
productive
territory.
little girls are visiting in Port ing and effective sermon last has the reputation o f being an specialty and he is over here look
A fter Many Y ears.
land and on his return in a couple Sunday night. Next Sunday th** even tempered man, but he had ing up a satisfactory location for
service
will
be
held
in
the
Baptist
engaging
in
his
favorite
industry.
BO YEARS*
to
“
fight
to
gain
the
victory"
of weeks they will all spend a
A story o f Reconstruction Days
EXPERIENCE
church,
the
s
e
r
m
o
n
to
be
. ....
this week, when he received an After visiting Hood River he
few days here.
On Tuesday a flying spark from preached by Rev. Weaver of the order tor a carload ot Graven- Lamed o f the Newberg district « ho w ,nK th e g r o w 'ng Sp m tth a t
stein apples at a fancy price and and was referred to H. H. Kein, " ' lds the ^ ? rth nnd * '
the anvil in Westerfidd’s black Friends church*
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At the Star
in one
grand Union,
Newberg suffered another loss couldn't fill it. He says the ap as manager o f the Newberg
smith shop passed through an
to-night.
M r.
open window and set fire to Wednesday in the departure ot ples are here all right, going to Apple Growers Union.
IADC M A R K S
A dairy farmer of Washington
Keim
has
been
showing
him
W.
Irving
Kelsey
and
family
I D e s ig n s
waste
on
the
ground
in
the
or
some looNe straw which scorched
C O P Y R IQ H T I A c .
Anyone nendlnf a sketch and description may
the paint on the side of the build who go to Oskaloosa, Iowa, chards, but the people aren’t suf what we have in the Chehalem County makes the statement he
qntckly ascertain oar opinion free whether an
Invention le probably patentable J ammanirà,
ing before it was seen and ex where he will have the depart ficiently alive to their own inter Valley and Mr. Gore is more has cleared $13 net on each of lions
«trtetly confidential. HANDS
____________
eent free. Oldeat
. __ I aaency
apenry f
_______
his
nine
cows
every
month,
mak
enthusiastic
over
our
apples
ests
to
take
care
o
f
them
and
put
ment
of
Church
History
and
tinguished. Since J. D. Gordon
Patent« taken throach Mann A Co. receive
weetef aettee. wit boat chares, Hi the
ing
a
snug
income
from
that
than
any
he
has
yet
seen.
It
is
& Son’s new barn is only a few , Biblical Literature in Penn Col them uptor market in a business
It will lie différé if probable that he is looking not source alone of $104G in the past
.feet away it is easy to conjecture lege. The hearty good wishes like way.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Tamest dr-
when
the
new
orchards, ownc 1 ,-Uone for himselMn which case nine months. This is an industry relation
of
a
host
ot
friends
follow
them.
o f any «den tin e Journal. Teraie. $.1 a
what the results might have been
year: (o a r months, IL Bold by all newsdealers.
had the fire once got a good They go east by way of the and managed by orchard men, his visit is o f more than ordinary that is capable of almost illimit-
significance.
.
able expansion in this state.
come into bearing.
Canadian Pacific.
start.
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