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THE NEWBERQ QRAPHIC, October J7, 10*0
T H E C ITY
HAPPENINGS
Harry Bokus «pent last Sun­
day at Amity with hi« parent«.
Dr. A. M. Davis is reported to
be a sure shot on China pheas­
ants.
Tfewberg
Desert.” At the evening service
Miss Maud Gregory w ill render
a vocal solo. All are invited.
A t the Friends church next
Sunday evening the Temperance
Question will be the subject of
discussion, and the following
speakers will each have seven
minutes in which to present one
phase o f the dominent issue.
Prof. W. W. Wiley will speak on,
“ The Value o f Temperance In­
struction in the Public Schools.”
Prof. Oliver Weesner, “ The Per­
sonal Liberty Feature.”
E. H.
Woodward, “ L a w E n f o r c e ­
ment.”
Prof. Harvey Wright,
“ The Public’s Responsibility.”
J. C. Hodson, “ The Young Man,
the Hope o f Our State.”
Mercantile
Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Hodson, o f
McMinnville, who had been on a
visit to their former home in
Indiana, passed through New
berg on their w ay home on Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Mills day eyening.
Mrs. J. W. Coffin was down
were visiting in Ne wberg Wednes­
trom Springfield, last week visit­
day.
S. A. Mills and L. W. Nordyke ing with her Newberg friends.
have gone to Nestucca to fish for She said they were getting along
nicely but they still regard New­
salmon.
berg as their home.
The parsonage ot the Friends
W. A. Woatherspoon returned
church has been given a fresh
a
few
days ago from a. journey
coat o f paint.
Subject of sermon Sunday
to Old Mexico and Southern Cal­
Nelson Brouillette has bought
morning
at the Presbyterian
ifornia where he went on busi­
theChas. E. Fuller stock oi paints
The Clothing that has N O E Q U A L
church,
“
The
Ideal Election.” In
ness. He speaks well o f Mexico
and wall paper.
the
evening
prohibition
campaign
and intends to make a second
matters will be dealt with, subject
Miss Jennie D. Miller is up trip soon.
“ Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing.”
from Portland visiting with
Attorney Percy R. Kelly, of Al­
Mrs. Geo. Larkin.
bany, Republican candidate for
Take note o f the program
County Commissioners, R. L. Circuit Judge was in tow n Mon­
The Shoe that has N O PIN C H
found
elsewhere, o f the entertain­
Booth and S. E. Cummins were day getting acquainted with the
ment to be given at the Friends
in tow n Wednesday."
people. Mr. Kelly has a good
Mrs. Lenaa Rinard was down reputation as an attorney and chyrch on Friday evening o f this
from McMinnville Wednesday he made a favorable impression week.
visiting with relatives.
on our people.
fv M erritt LeRoy, the cartoonist,
Mrs. F. H. Caldwell and child­
George Leach and a brother w ill open the Lyceum course at
The Shoe FO R Y O U R PO O R T IR E D FEET
ren went to Dayton Wednesday arrived here this, Thursday, Duncan’s hall on Friday night
tor a visit with friend«.
morning from Montana to at­ of next week. Get your season
Miss Dorothy Ehret was up tend the tuneral ot their mother, tickets for the course in time to
from Portland last Sunday visit­ Mrs. Sarah Ann Leach, who died secure reserved seats.
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at the home o f her daughter,
ing at the home ot her parents.
Mrs. Jennie Galbreath, o f Tu al­ Mrs. W. F. Wilkin on Tuesday
Senator C h a m b e r la in will
atin. was visiting with friends morning at the age o f BO years. speak in Duncan’s hall on
in New berg the first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin, Wednesday night o f next week.
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son-in-law
and daughter o f Mr.
Alden »Chamberlain was mar­
ried last week in Portland to and Mrs. Joseph ¡Hall, returned
W edding Bells.
Miss Katherine Mitzel off that to their ’home in Portland last
The Glove that give« you the W E A R
Monday after having sprat a
city.
A
beautiful
home
wedding
took
Wm. Stratton came in from week here visiting. Mr. Conklin place at the bride’s home one
Lake county Tuesday where he is a house painter and while here and a halt miles northeast ot
went tw o years ago to take up gave the Hall home a fresh coat Newberg Wednesday, October 26
ot paint.,
land.
at high noon, when Carl A.
M. Motschenbacher who was
Sherman Seely was « p trom
Buckley and Susie Colded Brouil­
the Wilsonville farm Tuesday here trom Klamath Falls on bus­ lette were married in the pres­
viriting with his brother, A. C. iness the first od the week, said ence o f seventy-nine ot their rda-’
that while the Falls was but lit­
A bill for a law creating the o f intoxicating liquors within ,
Seely.'
tives and friends. Immediately
tle larger than Newberg, pro­
county
o f Otis.
the state o f Oregon, except for
preceding- the cremony Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. Kelty was called to
perty that had been rated at
W
ait
for
more
light.
specific
purposes; to govern ship­
Minerva Brawn sang “ Oh Prom­
McCoy this, Thursday, morning
$100 per front foot was now
A
bill
for
a
law
to
annex
a
por­
ment
ot
the same.
j
ise Me,” after which the wedding
on account o f the illness o f her
held at up to $1000 per front
tion
of
the
northern
part
of
Yes.
A
promoter
o
f
peace
and
march was played by Mrs. Sadie T o Be Voted on Nov. 8—Given
mother.
foot. Sometimes the anticipa­
Clackamus county to Multno­ prosperity.
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as They W ill A ppear on
Mrs. Nancy Crawford was tion ot railroad facilities beats Lapp, both o f whom are sisters
mah.
Creating
a
board
ot commis­
Ballot.
down from Dayton the'first of the realization tor inflating of the bride. As the strains ot
No
need
o
f
it
now.
sioners
o
f
nine
members
to ex­
music floated through the rooms
the week visiting with Mrs. values.
An act to create the county of amine the subject ot employes’
A short time ago our fellow
the bridal party, with Rev. T.
Clarence Butt.
C. J. Mills, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Brouillette, as officiating clergy­ townsman, Geo. H. Greer, who Williams.
indemnity lor injuries.
Attorney Vine Pierce who is A. R. Mills, ot Springbrook, who
Not
necessary.
No. Work o f legislature.
the Democratic candidate for has been in Alaska for the past man. in the lead,entered the par­ is a close observer and a man
Providing for the people of each
Prohibiting the taking o f fish
County Jud^e was in town the tw o or three years came home to lor which had been most beauti­ who keeps well posted on the
county
to
regulate
taxation
and
from
the Rogue river and tribu­
fully decorated for the occasion. conditions o f the times, was
first of the week.
< attend the wedding ot his broth­
exemptions
within
the
county.
taries,
by any meahs except with
The bridal couple was preceded asked to mark a ballot on the
John Kirkley was up from er Lewis, and to make a visit
hook
and
line.
**
No. State business.
by Euphema Boyes as ring bear­ various referendum measures as
Portland the first o f the week with his parents. He is working
For constitutional amendment
Yes. Spare a few fish.
er and M ay Whitten and Thelma he would vote. He kindly con­
looking after his farm out south­ for a fish canning company loca­
giving
to
cities
and
towns
exclu­
T o create the county o f Des­
Cummings as flower girls, all ot sented to do so and below will
east o f Newberg.
ted forty miles from Kake, and whom are nieces of the bride.
sive
power
to
license,
regulate,
chutes.
be found a brief mention o f each
The Misses Margaret Hodge likes his job so well that he in­
No. Not yet.
The bride and groom followed. mensure with Mr. Greer’s mark­ control, suppress or prohibit the
and Constance Ewing visited tends to return soon to take up The groom was attired in tht ings, which may be helpful to sale o f intoxicating liquors with­
Providing for the creation o f
with relatives and friends in the work again tor another year. conventional black and was a t­ other voters.
in the municipality.
new towns, counties and muni­
Portland last Sunday.
No. State loyalty and taxes. cipal districts by vote within
Vincent & Wilson have sold tended by Tom Venable as best
Granting suffrage to women
A bill for a law requiring pro­ territory.
Jesse Hobson and Enos Blair their hardware business to H. M. man.
who pay taxes.
tection
for persons engaged in
Yes.
came up from Portland last Sun­ Abbott and Chas. L. Thornton,
The bride was beautifully
Yes! Justice demands it.
An amendment p e r m i t t i n g
day to attend the Rally Day who until recently were the gowned in white silk with veil
An act authorizing the pur­ hazardous employment.
Yes. Men are too cheap.
counties to incur indebtedness
exercises at Friends church.
principal owners o f the Farmers and orange blossoms and carried chase of a site for the construe
An act to create the county of beyond $5000 to build perma­
Wm. Perkins arrived .home and Mechanics Bank of. Wood- a bouquet ot brides roses. She tion and maintenance of a branch
Orchard
nent roads.
from his extended trip east burn. They have also bought of was attended by her sister, Miss insane asylum.
No.
Yes. Let us have good roads.
Mr.
Vincent,
the
store
building
Carrie Brouillette who wore nile
Wednesday evening and reports
Yes, the asylum is needed.
A
bill
for
an
act
to
create
the
To
amend the direct primary
An act to elect on the hrst
a very pleasant time while away. and 50 feet frontage, and we green nun’s veiling and carried
law by extending its provisions
understand their intention is to white chrysanthemums.
Monday in June, J911, delegates county ot Clark.
E. B. Merchant who recently
No.
W
ait
for
population.
to presidential nominations, al­
erect a brick on the site. The
The impressive Presbyterian to a constitutional convention.
bought sut the Allen-Reynolds
Law
providing
for
the
perma­
lowing
voters to designate their
stock is being invoiced and the ring service was read.
No. Let well enough alone.
hardware business is already
new firm will be in possession
For amendment to provide a nent support and maintenance choice for their party candidate
Heartfelt congratulations and
figuring -on a new tw o story
within a few days.
good wishes tram all present fol­ separate district for the election o f the Eastern Oregon State for president and vice president;
brick.
for direct nomination ot party
Mrs. Anna Moon, wile ot Silas lowed, after which the bridal o f each state senator and each Normal school at Weston.
Mrs. C. J. Edwards and Mrs. Moon, died at her home at Green- boquet was thrown and was state representative.
candidates lor presidential elec­
No. State Univc.sity work.
J. P. Dodge are in The Dalles leaf, Idaho, on last Sunday caught by Miss Pearl Cobb and
tors.
To
annex
a
portion
o
f
the
ter­
Not just yet.
this week attending the State morning, of pneumonia, after an Miss Pearl Cummings. A most
No. Not ready for it.
ritory
in
the
eastern
part
of
For amendment relating to
Convention ot Federated Wom­ illness o f but three days. Mr. sumptuous wedding breakfast
Creating
a board of peoples’
Washington countv to Multno­
taxation.
en’s Clubs.
inspectors o f government, pro­
mah.
No. Discussion needed.
and Mrs. Moon spent several was served.
viding for publication ot an offic­
No. In doubt.
Amendment authorizing crea­
C. J. Edwards, whose health years in missionary work among
Many beautiful and costly gifts
ial
state magazine, said board
has l>een none too good o f late, the Indians in Alaska, where were received by the young tion of railroad districts, etc.
Providing for the permanent
has bought a new four passenger they did all kinds ot menial work, couple whose life barque set sail
Too much omnibus.
support and maintenance ot the to be the editors and publishers
automobile and has taken a new out ot the goodness o f their on the sea ot matrimony on what
Amendment referring to taxes southern Oregon state normal thereof, the printing to be done
by the state printer.
lease on life.
hearts in, the love they had tor was surely the most gloriously on different classes ot property.
school at Ashland.
No. T o catch gudgeons.
Not ready for it.
No. Can’t see the need.
S. J. Madson has sold his farm those benighted children of na­ sunshiuv day in the intire Fall.
Increasing initiative gudgeons,
The bride is the youngest
Providing for the payment of
o f close to 300 acres, located 3 ture. More will appear in the
An amendment o f section 35 otj referendum, and recall powers of
miles northwest o f Newlierg to Graphic later regarding the life daughter o f Rev. and Mrs. T. $1000 annually in addition to article I of the constitution ofi
the people.
Brouillette. She has grown up $3000 salary to the judge o f the
Marsh & Tower, o f Portland, and work ot the departed.
the state of Oregon, prohibiting i No. Wait awhile.
in Newberg where she is very eighth judicial district by Baker
for $29,600.
the sale o f intoxicating liquors j For amendment to the consti­
popular in the younger set. The county.
Announcements.
and the traffic therein within the ! tution of the state of Oregon,
Mrs. Rose Hiatt Hawkins, ot
groom is also well and favorably
Let Baker county alone.
state of Oregon, on and after the providing lor verdict by three-
Portland, has been in town dur­
A bill for an act to create the
A t the M. E. church on next known here and is the son o f
first day of July, A. D. 1911, ex­ fourths o f jury in civil cases, etc.
ing the week visiting with her
county ot Nesmith.
Sabbath evening Rev. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Buckley.
cepting for medicinal, scientific,
foster parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Yes.
We all unite in wishing them
Not yet.
Reuter will fire his ‘‘Second
sacramental and
mechanical
David Hiatt.
A bill for a law to provide for
Shot” at the Liquor traffic. happiness.
purposes.
L ost —Gold watch and lob,
James F. Wilson, of Waverly, Text, “ Woe unto him that
M illie B. W hitten . the permanent support and main­
Yes.
A
work
of
righteousness.
October
15th, east of town.
tenance of Oregon Normal school
Iow a, stopped off here for a short giveth his neighbor drink, that
To prohibit, prevent and sup-j Fin ler, please leave same at
visit with L. S. Otis the first of puttest thy bottle to him.”
J. H. Moore, who has a posi­ at Monmouth.
No. Work should be done at i press the manufacture, sale, pos­ Gr iphic office and rxcceive re-
the week when on his w ay to Habakkuk II-15. The morning tion with H. S. Giie & Co., o f
2 pd
session, exchange or giving away w ird.
Klamath Falls.
subject will be: “ A Flow er in the Salem, \vfia in town Wednesday. State University.
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