THE NEWBERO GRAPHIC, November j , <9>o
Jfewberg
Dr. B. P. Dixon is off on an
C. C. Ferguson and family and
auto trip to Grants Pass.
Mrs. F. H. Caldwell went to La-
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fayette last Friday to attend
Hodson on last Monday night, a the funeral o f a relative, Mrs.
Dolph Olds who died at Toppen-
son.
Wm. Stratton is visiting with ish, Washington at the age o f 24
his brother David at Puyallup, years.
B. S. Cook and family came up
Washington.
from
Portland Tuesday evening
Josephus Langelier has re­
lor
a
short business visit with
turned from his business trip to
Mr. and Mrs. David Martin,
Emporia, Kansas.
coming by auto. They arrived
Allen Pemberton and wife are
home the following morning in
down from Salem visiting with
time for school.
W. E. Crozer and family.
A street meeting was held in
George Metcalf was down from
front o f the postoffice Tuesday
Salem the first of the week visit­
evening, when Jesse Edwards,
ing with his brother,
M. Met­
Rev. F. C. Stannard, Attorney
calf.
Corby and Rev. Dixon, a Uma­
Uriah Badley, who had been a tilla Indian, spoke in favor of
sufferer from paralysis for many state wide prohibition.
months, died at his home in New-
Married at Newberg on Oct.
berg on Friday o f last week.
30th at the home o f the bride’s
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Daly were parents, Rev. W. C. Reuter offic­
up from Portland last Sunday iating, Miss Golda Harris to Mr.
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. John B. Parrish, both o f Yam­
Hollingsworth.
hill county. The newly married
C. J. Edwards and family went couple will reside in Newberg.
by auto to Salem last Sunday J. D. Gordon has sold the con­
where they visited with B. C. crete block building on First
Miles and family.
street, occupied by A. E. Wilson,
Miss Beulah Blum has returned jeweler, and Morris Bros., real
from Baker City, and is again estate agents, to L. M. Smith.
making her home with her aunt, He has also bought the store
Mrs. H. R. Morris.
building occupied by J. C. Porter.
Attorney B. A. Kliks, of Mc­
D. H. Turner, candidate for
Minnville, spent the time here county judge, Watt Henderson,
Tuesday evening between trains candidate for sheriff, both of Mc­
transacting a little business.
Minnville, and Roy Graves, of
W. S. Bean and W. E. Purdy Sheridan, candidate tor repre­
have commenced work on their sentative to the legislature, all
new building on the lot just east republicans, were in town last
of the Cummings furniture store. Saturday.
A. J. Palmer, who arrived home
Newt Sawyer, who came out
from Kansas some time ago, left from his extended visit to Cali­
for a.return business .trip Tues­ fornia, last week, was a caller at
day, leaving his family iu New- the Graphic office on Wednesday.
He has been on the sick list
berg.
lately,
and, while he says he had
County school superintendent
a
good
time, he thinks Oregon is
H. H. Belt has been making his
all
right
for health.
headquarters in Newberg during
Louie Allison, the twelve-year
the week while visiting the
old son o f W. B. Allison, left hi$
schools in this section.
Wm. Merchant, o f Carlton, an home Wednesday morning, leav­
Oregon pioneer of 1847, and ing a note saying he was going
Mrs. Merchant, were in town out in the world to make his way.
Wednesday visiting with their His father desires his return to
remain in school, and don’t want
son, E. B. Merchant.
merchants to give him credit.
Ira K. Vantress was up from
The following item was left on
Portland Tuesdav and Wednes­
day and while here sold his lots the Graphic desk: Don’t meddle
on River street, where the house with guns—it might be unhealthy
for someone. A little accident
was burned, to Allen Smith.
occured Ttesdav at the Empire
I.
H. VanWinkle candidate on
meat market. A gun, carelessly
the republican ticket for Circuit
laid down, was picked up and
Judge, sjjent Tuesday in town
accidently discharged by some­
getting acquainted with our
one. The shot struck the side­
people, and made a fine impres­
walk and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
sion.
Hanville, who were approaching
Timothy Brownhill, indepen­ the shop, were slightly wounded
dent candidate for representative by scattering shots. Mr. Han­
to the legislature, was down ville received eight shots and his
from McMinnville Wednesday wife three.
evening and made a call at the
F. C. Mills arrived home from
Graphic office.
his visit to Colorado, Iowa and
Miss Ora Conrad, who spent Kansas, Tuesday, and was
tw o weeks visiting at the home booked for a jo b of moving and
of her father, M. J. Conrad, near putting in place the hoisting en­
Newberg, left on the return trip gine at the new college building
to San Francisco Tuesday where before he left the railway station.
she has employment.
He had an opportunity to trade
E. A. Hall who bought one of his Newberg property for prop­
the W. I. Kelsey pieces of prop­ erty in Colorado Springs, but
erty a short time ago. has re­ would not consider it at all. He
turned to Alberta to look after says give him Oregon during his
some business interests.
His remaining days, as it suits him
family remained in Newberg.
| better than anything he saw
Don H. Chase, who has been 1 while away.
working in Astoria for some
Miss Jessie Britt gave an At
time, spent last week at home ! Home Friday afternoon at which
visiting with his parents, Mr. | she entertained the following
and Mrs. Henry Chase. He re­ 'ladies: Mrs. George Allen. Miss
turned to his work on Saturday. Mina Langton, Miss Nellie An­
Rev. Meade Kelsey, pastor of gus, Mrs. John F. Lyons, Mrs.
the Friends church at Berkeley, H. E. Gordon, Miss Fthel Morris
California, is in Newl>erg visiting and Miss Olive Reed. A part of
with his aged parents, Asa Kel. the afternoon was spent with
sey and wife. ' He will preach at fancy-work, after which con­
the Friends church next Sunday siderable merriment was oc­
casioned by the playing of pro­
morning.
G. E. Stretch who recently gressive conette, the prize falling
came to Newberg from Kansas to Miss Jessie Angus and the
where he lived for twenty-five consolation prize to Mrs. Lyons.
years, says that the prohibition Mrs. Allen favored the company
law is as well enforced in that with a vocal solo and other im­
state as any other law, and that promptu musical numljers were
Governor Stubbs is largely re­ given. At the close o f the after­
noon refreshments were served.
sponsible for its enforcement.
The Newberg Land Company
and the Beaver Realty Company
have consolidated and will oc­
cupy the “ Flat Iron” early next
week. Geo. Byers will be found
there ready for business after
Monday next and J. C. Duncan
will leave for a vacation o f a
month or more.
A fine example of the diversity
o f crops possible in this section
is on exhibition in the “ Flat
Iron” windows where M. G.
Oakley has placed a sample of
his strawberria just gathered
from the field. Last year he
supplied the market regularly
with berries until after Thanks­
giving.
Mrs. John Gower arrived home
from Condon the first of the week
where she spent three weeks vis­
iting with her daughter, Mrs.
Mildred Theissen, who with her
children came home with her
mother for a visit. It was a
very welcome home coming t o
Mr. Gower and sop who were
somewhat weary of the round of
dish washing.
A. C. Ahrendsen, o f McMinn­
ville, and B. F. Hevland, former­
ly o f Newberg, have purchased
the lot o f J. B. Long on 4th street
ajoining the railroad and are
now at work remodeling the
building thereon for an ax handle
factory. They will putin a com­
plete outfit of machinery for
making all kinds o f handles.
There is a good supply o f oak
wood in this vicinity and Messrs.
Ahrendsen and Hevland are ex­
perienced men in the business.
There is a good demand for their
goods and they expect to have
their factory in working order
within a week or ten days. The
machinery is expected to arrive
within a day or tw o.—Amity
Times.
Its a Good Time
to buy your
Overcoat
before the selection is bro­
ken. There is nothing that
is worth while m the matter
o f style that is not shown
here. We carry the
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
manufactured especially for
us and are glad to offer for
comparison with anything
that can be offered else­
where. Quality is the foun­
dation of this store. When
you come here we will not
try to convince you, we
want you to prove for your­
self that you cannot get as
good fit, as good style or as
gooe values somewhere else,
even at higher prices. We
also have a strong line o f
boys suits and overcoats
that appeal to the careful
buyer.
Ladies Suits and Coats
and Children’s Coats
A smart selection o f ladies’
suits with Skinner satin
linings. No charge for al-
terations. Also a large
range o f ladies and child
ren’s coats.
9/fi'ller 9/fercantile Company
Hallowe’en Social at Pr«
terian Church.
The basement o f the Presby­
terian church was the scene o f a
jolly social on Monday evening
when the Girls Sunshine Club of
that church, assisted by their
supervisor, Miss Langton enter­
tained the young men and young
ladie’s classes o f the Baptist
church. The girls received in
their club room, and the main
room which was pleasingly deco­
rated with Jack-o-lan terns and
autumn leaves proved an ideal
place for the playing o f the old
fashioned games as drop the
handerchief, blind man’ s buff,
etc. One feature of the even­
ing was the doing of “ stunts’,
such as writing a lullaby for a
ghost, composing a Hallowe’en
yell, etc. In this the prize, a
huge black cat was awarded to
Miss Vera Stannard whose lulla­
by to a ghost, was voted quite a
lyric gem.
Refreshments were served con­
sisting of cocoa and doughnuts,
apples, popcorn and candy.
Jacob Mauser, L. S.
ART EXHIBIT PROGRAM Schaad,
Otis, Bruce Parrish, J. D. Gor-
The art exhibit to be held in
Duncan’s hall November 8, 9, 10,
11, will be open each atternoon
at 3:30 and each evening at 8:00.
In addition to the exhibit a pro­
gram will be given each evening
as follows:
: ------- ---- Tuesday.. .
Vocal Solo
Miss Hodge
Reading
Miss Barrett
Violin Solo
Miss Gregory
Wednesday.
»
Mr. Craw
Mr. King
Male Quartette
Mr. Crozer
Mr. Pettys
Reading
Mrs. Whitten
j Mr. Getchell
Trio
! Miss Doris Gregory
( Miss Maude Gregory
Thursday.
Music
High School Orchestra
Reading
Miss Erma Heacock
Vocal Solo
Mr. Buehler
Friday.
Vocal Solo
Miss Hunt
Methodist Episcopal Church. Reading
Mrs. Hollingsworth
Piano Duet
At the Methodist Episcopal
Paul and Russell Lewi3
church on next Sabbath evening
Reading
Miss Duncan
Rev. W. C. Reuter will fire His
“ Third Shot” at the liquor traf­
Notice to Hunters.
fic. Subject, “ The Threatening
Giant.” Mrs. Joseph B. Hol­ Notice is hereby given that all
lingsworth will renderà selection persons that are not members of
appropriate tor the occasion. the Fernwood Gun Club are
The morning subject will be, strictly forbidden to hunt on the
“ That Great Wedding in Heav­ premises o f the undersigned:
en.” The choir will turnish good J. J. Guild, pres., W. A. Parrish,
music morning and evening.
sec., Arthur Hepp, treas., Geo.
Woolston, Fred Sietken, Adlai
A Splendid Entertainment.
Livengood, M. C. Maitlen, J. M.
The reading given at Friends Jones, Tom Parrish, E. J. Ross,
church on last Friday evening F. M. Ross, E. H. Ross, M.Ross,
by Miss Florence May Pender­ David Jones, Emery Jones, Henry
grass and Miss Bertha Lydia Offel, Hugh Renne, W. B. Baker,
Serr, under the auspices of the Claire Fessler, G. Morgan, R.
Ladies’ Aid, was well attended, Hornbeck, G. S. Nelson, C. L.
and the heartv applause given Walter. T. E. Hobson, C.J.Judd,
the P o r t l a n d y o u n g ladies M. J. Conrad, Henry Clemmens,
showed the appreciation our Andrew Kcrsev, Lee Robinson,
people have tor a good, clean en­ Claude Fairbanks, Walter Ev­
tertainment that entertains, as erest, Wm. Schick, John Sanders,
Albert Everest, Leslie Parrish,
well as instructs.
John Wohlgemuth, Earl Conrad,
Louie Adolf, Dan Wohlgemuth,
Bank Notice.
Martin Adolf, Wm. Buuck, H. H.
The First National Bank ol Livengood, W. Sanders, C. Get-
Newberg will lie closed all day tman, J. H. Hutchens, Gottlieb
Tuesday, election day, holliduy. Schaad, A. E. Lierman, August
George Ryan went to Portland
on Monday to receive medical
advice about rheumatism o f the
knee which has been troubling
him for some time.
The regular monthly meeting
o f the W. C. T. U. will be held
one week from Friday.
Mr. R. W. Swink is traveling
in the interest o f the Oregonian.
The Misses Sophie Groth and
Gladys Palmer who have had
scarlet fever are convalescing.
The fever was in a mild form
and no more cases have developed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ranzau went to
Portland on business on Tuesday.
Thomas Prince has been spend­
ing a few days in McMinnville.
John Crosby was a Portland
visitor the first o f the week.
Mrs. Newman and children
left on Tuesday to visit relatives
in Kansas.
Mr. Kennedy and family have
removed to Ruben, Idaho.
don, Lionel Kramien, J. T. Ev­
erest* H. E. Gordon, R. L. Jones,
Walter H. Whitten, Sebastian A.
Brutscher, Sebastian Brutscher,
Sr.
Pacific College.
Prof. Brissenden spent Satur­
day in Portland.
We are very glad to see that
Olin Hadley, who has been suf­
fering from a sprained ankle, is
out again.
Claud Lewis has resigned his
position as business manager of
the Crescent and Leo Kyes was
elected to fill the vacancy.
Toy sen Smith has gone home
on account o f sickness.
The report of the Y. W. C. A.
conference held at Breakers was
continued at the last meeting of
the Association.
Elizabeth Olds, o f Sherwood,
was absent from school Tuesday
on account o f sickness.
The student body celebrated
Halloween by gathering around
bonfires in the college grove. All
enjoyed themselves in various
ways until the} e.-ere called to
help with the spi.ad that had
been prepared.
Owing to the action of the
Board the McMinnville High
School football game was called
off. Willamette University sec­
ond team plays here Saturday.
Miss Rose Smith, formerly of
Dundee, but now of Parrett M t
and James McClure, were mar­
ried on Monday.
The Sunday School children
are preparing a Rally Day pro­
gram for the near future.
Mrs. Robison, of Portland,
visited her son, Joseph Robison
last week.
Mrs. Lester Ryan visited in
Newberg the first of the week.
Mrs. Newland, o f Springbrook,
gave a very interesting lecture
on Temperance at the church
on Sunday morning.
Dundee.
The children, o f Dundee, are to
Ask Fred Jannsen what he be congratulated upon the in­
knows about yellow jackets.
nocent character of their Hal­
Prof, and Mrs. J. P. Powell lowe’en pranks. They had great
visited at McMinnville last week. fun playing all sorts o f jokes
Mrs. Powell expects to stayj but there was not one bit of
malicious mischief in evidence.
several weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Q. M. Keiling
visited at the Eddens home last
week.
Mr. L. J. Eddens and his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Keiling left
Monday for a visit at the old
home in Missouri.
Calvin Conlee made a business
trip to Portland on Monday.
I
Sunset Magazine.
Oregon, the last call o f the
wes^t, by Walter V. Woehlke.
Beautifully illustrated in four
colors in November Sunset Mag­
azine now on sale at all news
stands 15 cents.