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THE NEW BERG GRAPHIC, October ij , 1910
THE CITY
H A PPE N IN G S
yfew berg
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. G. Miller
Dr. Ray Pemberton was down
spent last Sunday with friends
from Salem last Sunday.
Harry W a lter, ot The Dalles, in McMinnville.
Mrs. Peter Bashaw was up
spent last Sunday in Newberg.
Dr. J. F. Calbreath was up from Portland on business the
from Portland on business Tues­ first of the week.
day.
Postmaster H. M. and C. J.
C. W. Cook and wife have re­ Hoskins were down from M c­
turned from Kansas and are at Minnville Sunday.
home again at their residence on
George Sykes was up from
Center street.
Portland on Monday looking
Mrs. E. W. Evans came down after some business affairs.
from McMinnville and spent
C. W. McClain has returned
Saturday and Sunday visiting trom Portland and has opened
with relatives.
up the Depot Livery'again.
A niece of Mrs. Vannie Martin,
Walter Inman is building a
named Mrs. Bennett is here from cottage on a lot in Miles’ addi­
Bellingham, Washington, with tion which he recently bought o f
tw o children on a visit.
Jake Taylor.
Attorney D. P. Price and family John Elliott is taking advan­
were up from Portland Sunday tage ot a vacation in the Salem
for a visit at the home of his schools, occasioned by the hold­
father, James P. Price.
ing o f a teachers’ institute, and
B. F. Allumbaugh who went to is visiting in town with Russell
McMinnville Monday, said farm­ Parker and other young friends.
ers all a lo n g the line were busy
Miss Maude Oppen and Cecil
plowing for fall seeding.
Smith, ot Hopewell, who were
fudge and Mrs. Wm. Galloway married at McMinnville on Tues­
were down from McMinnville day, spent the night in Newberg
Wednesday visiting with Mr. visiting with the bride’s brother,
Claude Oppen, and took Wed­
and Mrs. Clarence Baker.
R. P. Sellers, passenger agent nesday morning’s train for Port­
for the Chicago and Rock Island land.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, o f
railroad,.was out trom Portland
Georgia,
who will speak on tem­
Tuesday to spend the day.
perance
at
the Friends church on
Mrs. Roy Mills was down from
Salem the first o f the week visit­ next Wednesday night is said to
ing at the honfe o f her parents, be a regular whirlwind o f ora­
tory. Klamath Falls offered her
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Spaulding.
$500 for one night. She ought
Charles E. Fuller and family
to have a packed house.
were up from Portland last
A letter from C. S. Calkins
Saturday and Sunday visiting
says
they arrived at their new
at the home of Dr. E. A. Romig.
location on their Benton coun­
John E. Vestal came out from
ty faltn, near Lewisville, in good
. Portland Saturday evening and
shape and are now busy turning
visited with his cousin, James the soil for fall seeding. They
Vestal until Tuesday morning. get their mail on Route 1 from
J. L. Hoskins and wife went to Airlie.
Portland Tuesday to attend the
W. E. White returned home
funeral o f his uncle, John Milton
from a business trip to M orrow
Hod son, who died at the age of
county Tuesday evening carry­
71.
ing a sample of bunch grass three
Mrs. Frank Duucan and little feet in length, grown, doubtless,
one were over from Hillsboro the in some secluded spot that was
first o£ the week visiting with not accessible to the range cay-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. use, though he did not make this
Christenson.
explanation.
Mr. and M rs., E. R. Horton
Parties who come into New­
came up from Portland last berg over the road from the
Saturday for a visit with rela­ northwest, say the road in front
tives and remained over tor o f the G. W. Cutts place will be
several days.
in very bad condition before the
A. E. Bowman has left fine winter is over uuless it is graveled
samples of Spitzenberg apples, or given a coating o f crushed
very highly colored, at the Graph­ rock. Carry the news to the
ic office and dares all comers road supervisor and ask him to
to beat them.
get busy at once while the lamp
Mrs. H. M. Williams and Mrs. holds out to burn.
Lottie Hannon are in Salem this
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Felch.
week attending the state conven­ of Portland, were visitors at the
tion of the W. C. T. U. as dele­ home o f Geo. H. Greer Saturday.
gates from the local Union.
Mr. Felch has invested in land
The stork visited the home of on the Red Hills, and is camping
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bissett last at Otterbrook for a tew days to
Monday morning, October 10, recuperate after his recent illness.
and left a seven pound boy. Mrs. Felch, as Miss E. J.
Mother and babe are doing nicely. Stephens, ot Boston, Massachu­
Postmaster C. B. Wilson is in setts, was a frequent visitor at
Portland attending the post­ Otterbrook in other years.
masters convention and it is not
On Wednesday o f last week
at all unlikely that he will see Mrs. A. T. Behnke gave her
a ball game while he is in the mother, Mrs. B. R. Bass, a pleas­
city.
ant birthday surprise by invit­
U. S. G. Miller bought a twen­ ing in a few o f her near neigh­
ty acre orchard tract near Day- bors to spend a pleasant after­
ton a few days ago. It already noon, followed by a six o ’clock
has several hundred bearing trees dinner. The guests were Mrs.
and he intends to set many more N. E. Britt, Mrs. Wassara, Mrs.
this season.
F. C. Stannard, Mrs. L. S. Otis,
Mrs. Adams, of Oskaloosa, Io­ Mrs. J. C. Hodson, ~Mrs. H. M.
wa, who has been in Canada tor Williams and the Misses Vinnie
some time came out from Port­ Williams, Loritie Otis and Mar­
land this, Thursday, morning garet and Eleanor Williams.
tor a visit at Edgewood with
The Pacific College Glee Club
Mrs. I. N. Campbell.
held its first meeting on Tuesday
T. H. Thorne received a tele­ evening in the college chapel,
gram trom Mid vail, Idaho, Wed­ with a good attendance and "the
nesday giving information ot the best ladies club in Oregon" is to
accidental death o f the only son be the slogan. They commenced
o f his brother, 0. J. Thorne, oc­ work on Schubert waltzes, and
casioned by a falling tree.
they will be heard in concert
E. F. Grisez has sold the Com­ sometime before Christmas. The
mercial livery business to W. H. officers elected, were Miss Lenorn
Copeland, recently trom Beau­ Parker, president, Miss Kathe­
mont, Texas, and G. W. Crites. rine Romig, vice president, Miss
Mr. Grisez is engaged in the Florence Rees, secretary and
transfer business in Oregon City. | treasurer.
Joseph Cook and family, of
Portland, and Mrs. B. C. Miles,
ot Salem, were in town last Sun­
day.
Guy Bennett was here from
Vancouver, Washington, visit­
ing with W. A. King last Sun­
day.
Henry Behnke, ot Seattle, was
in tow n a short time last week
visiting with his brother, A. T.
Behnke.
E. A. King came up from Port­
land Tuesday to eat birthday
chicken dinner with his son, W.
A. King.
W. T. Jenks o f the H. S. Gile
Co., ot Salem, was in tow n Tues­
day looking after their Newberg
business.
B. A. Millsap, ot Lebanon, was
in town Sunday visiting with his
brother-in-law, W. W. Nelson.
He was a student in Newberg in
the early days o f the college, be­
fore it had advanced beyond the
academy stage.
Joseph Hall furnished F. H
Morris a sample box of very fine
apples the first of the week to
send to friends in Chicago. The
box was made up o f the Arkan­
sas Blaek, Winter Banana, Bald­
win and Spitzenberg varieties
all so highly colored that they
will m a k e the Chicagoans
mouths water at first sight and
will be the proof of the pudding
—the Willamette valley, the orig­
inal apple growing district o f tha
Pacific coast.
W e ore showing > big stock o f M en'»
and Boy's Clothing, new snappy pat­
terns from medium to extra qualities.
Men’, Suite
Young Men’, Suit,
10.00 to 825.00
7.00 to 20.00
Bo, , Knickerbocker
3
Ffanhehn Dtp*
4.00 to
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5.00
Chix r * h “ rcuu 3.50 to - 7.50
Suits and Cloaks
14.00 to 830.00
Children's Coats
Utz & Dunn Fine
Dress Shoes....
L. S. Otis has sold the five
acre tract laying west o f the
Myers’ fish pond out east of
town on the Portland road, to a
gentleman named Chamberlain
who is planning to make ajj
apple orchard ot it. Mr. Otis re­
tained the pond and a narrow
strip skirting it on the west-
He says he intends to drain the
pond and get-the carp out ot it,
after which he will fix it up apd
stock it with trout, and willalso
use the water for irrigating hatld Lee Grames w ho was out.from
below the pond.
■ ' his Siletz timber claim last week
bought the J. H. W ood home
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Arnold, Of
located on the corner of Sherman
Berkeley, California, who are on
and Garfield streets and the
their w ay borne from a trip to family has moved in. Lee re­
New York, Philadelphia, and
turned to the claim the first of
Washington, stopped off at Rex
the week but expects to get out
on Wednesday for a visit at N. L. permanently as soon as he has
Wiley’s, and were in Newberg
proved up on his claim, which is
during the afternoon. Mr. Ar­
said to be covered with very
nold was brought up in a news­ valuable timber.
paper office, his father being a
M. G. Oakley who has a fruit
newspaper man, and he has for
several years held the responsible and berry farm half way up the
and lucrative position of busi­ side ot Chehalem mountain
ness manager o f the Oakland north ot Newberg, is just begin­
Tribune, which is the principal ning to ship his late crop of
paper o f that city. Mrs. Arnold strawberries. He put in a new
system for watering his vines
is a niece of Mrs. Wiley.
this season, and as it required
For the first game of the sea­
same time to get it to working
son it was a fine exhibition o f
well he was late in getting the
football under the new rules,
ground well watered, and this
given on the college grounds on
has made his crop come on a
last Saturday afternoon, be­
little later than usual.
tween the college and high school
Rev. G. E. Kienle, the father of
teams, which finally resulted in a
victory o f 6 to 11 in favor of the the Kienle brothers, arrived here
latter. The college boys put up trom Webster, South Dakota,
a line that was almost invincible last Sunday with his family and
and up to near the close o f the has located in the Fortune cot­
game they had things going their tage on Main street. He has
way, when a few costly fumbles retired from active pastoral work
lost them the game. The teams but in order to assist the Ger­
are pretty evenly matched and man Methodist churches at Mc­
they will doubtless give some Minnville and Sheridan he has
fine games before the season is consented to take the work in
those places for the present.
over.
Milt Cady came across a bull-
With other Fall showers came
snake near Newberg Tuesday a "tow el shower” Friday even-
evening which he captured and ing, given by Mrs. Archie Seely
took home t o his farm on Che- in honor ot Miss Emma Dorrance
halem mountain in a gunny sack, whose wedding to Mr. Harry
to turn loose on the moles and Gordou is announced for October
gophers t h a t a r e burrowing 19. After spending some time
about the place. He said his with needlework tor the bride-to-
custom had always been to kill be, the ladies present bestowed
these snakes whenever opportu­ upon her a nice assortment of
nity offered, but on finding one towels. . In the dining room a
some years ago that was badly dainty luncheon was then served
puffed up in the stomach he made by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
a post mortem examination and Charles Hodson. The "shower-
found a good sized pocket gopher ers" were the Misses Jessie Britt,
partly digested. Since then he Veda Dorrance, Pearl Cummings,
says he always gives them full Gussie Crawford, Dorothy Hull,
license to hunt on his premises lone Hill, Lenora Parker, Sibyl
and finds that they follow the Woodward, Ruth and Katherine
mole and gopher holes and catch Romig, Mabelle and Jessie Gard­
the burrowing pests. All r>f ner and the Mesdames George
which is doubtless more satisfac­ Larkin, C. A. Hodson, S. J. Mad-
tory than tbhave snakes in one’s son. E. A. Newby, W. S. Parker
boots.
and W. A. King.
iller Merc. Co
Mrs. Harry Ogden was out Art Exhibit of 200 MasterpUcM
from Portland last Saturday to
During the second week of No­
spend the day with her mother,
vember the people, o f Newberg,
Mrs. Lizzie White.
and vicinity will have an oppor­
Mr. and Mrs. Black, the pho­
tunity o f seeing and studying the
tographers, who came to New­
W orld’s Masterpieces ot Art.
berg from Whittier, California,
About 200 pictures, loaned by
some time ago and took charge
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recently sold out, will leave this
These pictures consist o f large
week for San Diego, California,
carbon photographs, photo­
to spend the winter, but they say
gravures, engravings, etchings,
they are greatly pleased with
and copper plate paintings.
Newberg and will likely return
The}' are reproductions ‘o f the
in the Spring.
great masterpices and the exhibit
Perry Jones who was working will prove o f very great educa­
on the new brick at the comer of tional value as well as being
First and College streets, fell very i n t e r e s t i n g . V a r i o u s
down the shaft this, Thursday, Schools ot Art will be represented
forenoon and was picked up in and the pictures so arranged as
an insensible condition. One to show the development o f art
wrist was broken and one finger from the art o f the early Egyp-
dislocated, besides being badly tions to the modem American
bruised, but Dr’s Rankin and art. The fine old classic architec­
Doolittle, who d r e s s e d his ture and sculpture can be studied
wounds, think he is not other­ as well as Italian painting, Fle­
mish Art and the modem produc­
wise seriously injured,
tions of Germany, Spain, France,
It is with sincere regret that
England and America.
we announce that Dr. Nelson
Catalogues will be on hand
Morrison has decided to locate
which give the history o f each
for practice at Selwood in the
painting and of the artist. A
office o f Dr. Lehman, a well es­
small admission fee will be
tablished dentist in that city of
charged and the proceeds used
9,000 inhabitants. Besides be­
to purchase some of the pictures
ing a careful and painstaking
for the Ihiblic School and High
dentist, Dr. Morrison is a Chris­
School rooms.
tian gentleman and an all round
Details will be announced later.
good citizen, such as we can ill
Watch for the posters.
aftord to lose. He and Dr. Leh­
man have been close friends for
The Poultry Yard.
several years, and it is at the
earnest solicitation of the latter
that he goes to take a place in
The fowls that are small for
his office. In fact the offer by their age should go now. Their
Dr. Lehman was such that he room is of more value than their
could not afford to turn it down. company.
He will go at once to begin work
Hens dread to get into dirtv
in his new location but the family
nest boxes. They won’ t do it if
will remain in Newberg for the
they can help it. Why don’ t you
present. His many Newberg see to this, right off?
friends wish him the greatest
No one can consistently be a
measure of success in his new
fancier and a marketman at the
field.
same time. The branches are
antagonistic to each other.
Rooms to rent by Lizzie White.
It is a too common practice to
Third street near Friends church. inbreed. Don’ t do it. It is eas­
ier to secure good cockerels now
Work up a struin of hens that than it will be later in the season.
will lav. ‘ Save the eggs from the Get them now and you will have
theifi when needed.
best layers, ami set them.
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