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i* v f-M . M * it - '• .| I r i \\ tH Ê NBWBGRQ ORAPHIC, February TH E CITY H AP PENI NÔ S Tfewbery Sm art Vaughan w a i down Mias C lara Williams, of Port from McMinnville Wednesday. land, and Geoige Williams, ot D. D. Coulson w as up from Gladstone, came M onday to at Portland on business Tuesday tend the funeral ot the littk daughter o f their brother, H. II «evening. Postmaster C. B. W ilson went Williams. to Salem Tuesday to take a look in at the legislature. A. T. Boldon came up from St. Johns ’Wednesday evening to visit his sister, M rs. Ira Hutch ens. •» The Newberg High School has a game scheduled with the M e Minnville College second team tor Friday night. The game w ill be played here in the H igh school gymnasium. » Rev. L. A. Wells, of Portland, and >Rev. Elmer Pemberton, of Salem, were hi N ew berg Wednes day. John Vestal, o f Portland, w as « p the first ofth e week to attend the w eddingof his cousin, Frank Vestal. Jesse Edw ards has had word from his sowiio-law, M ilton York, to the effort that he has sold his business at 'Biwood, Indiana. H e expects t o move w ith his family to Oregon in a short time. 16 , 191I Ladies Dr. G. Stuart, now occupy ing rooms over H ale's store, tirill move the forepart of next month into rooms being vacated by Dr. Larkin over First National Bank Building. M r. and M rs. A. J. Sherman and M rs. B. S. Cook, o f Port land, visited at the C. B. Wilson home Friday a n d attended Friends Quarterly Meeting, re turning home Saturday evening. Suits We have just received our stock of Spring Suits. They are a fine lot, and we have bought them so that our prices cannot be duplicated anywhere. Don’t go to Portland or send to the National Suit Company till you see our suits and get our priees ^ _ M r. S. White, tbr popular hotel man at Sherwood, subscribed tor the Graphic and Doily Telegram last week, taking advantage o f the combination ot the tw o p ap ers for one year for $4.25. M r. White opened the New H otel in | January and is enjoying a splen did trade. He is an experienced man in his Use, having been in the hotel business in Eugene and other towns fo r several yean . 'J - V ........« V <1 » " • v v " • |jj$ , K 7/fiiler Tlfercantile Company ------------- ;-------------------------- B. B. Merchant arrived home Tuesday from a ten-days’ trip to W . dk. Westfall and family, formerly df lo w «, w ho came Los Angeles and Pasadena where west about a year ago and he has a (number of friends. He M rs. M.J,*Com er and children located at Albany, have moved m ynhe'had a'very pleasant trip stricken with paralysis and at with the life she had fived and returned home from a visit with 1 wotfld hove remained long- to New berg and (purchased the the end o f one week, without w ith the faith ot her lovtd ones. ; friends in «Corvallis, Tuesday b a d his new building opera Ijdfiery place, fa s t west o f Prof. suffering, she w as taken. The 23rd and 91st Psalms and t>v ■evening. The number ot new pupils tions -not demanded his atten- W iley’s home. The husband being called to the sayings o f Jesus concerning entering the freshman class .this M rs. J. 1R. Pemberton w as Ttion. 'He w as in S an Francisco defend his country during the little children were read and the Uhree dogs were loaded semester is mnch smaller than down frosn Salem the first o f the when 'the news came that the Civil W ar, Mrs. Grover w as left pastor spoke tenderly o f the pure the express c o rA t one shipment last. The new pupils enrolled week to eft tend the Hill-Ventnl city‘had won out fo r the Panam a to care for tour little ones through little life, and the call o f Jesus, oa the down train M onday are Dale Butt, Jane Cereghino, wedding. * ‘Exposition, and witnessed the the awful perils o f the Indian "Suffer little children to come rang, and some one M ary Cole, Edna Hodges, Floy M rs. George Care, o f Lents- th a t this lack -might be beptesp jubilee engaged in by tbeesfamns Langworthy, Vivian Noyes, Mil- massacre o f 1861. At the dose unto me and forbid them not for visited her cousin, Delano CBstle o f the w ar M r. Grover moved to of such is the kingdom o f heaven. ” dor the next Shirty days w ithout on account o f the victory. ton Kienle and Harold. Say. last wodk. w orking any ‘hardship on Sfew W ill Christenson and family This makes a total of 9 while Lyon county, with his family The little friends ot M argaret Atty. A. K ing WBson and wife, where he built a log house which sang “God Cares for M e,” and e*B- moved Tnesddv from W est H an last semester it w as over 40. of Portland, attended thetoraeral, still marks one o f the most “Jesus W ants M e for a Sunbeam,” The friends o f A m Kelsey-will cock street to their new bouse on As a result o f the New High beautiful spots in the Cotton the little songs she had sung of H ow ard Williaass’lfttledlaugb-1 be glad to know that while be is North M am -street, which he School law recently passed, ter Mnnday. confined in-St Vincents H ospital built this waste, i . O n the same several pupils from other coun wood valley- and which still with them. The c h o ir sang stands as a monument in memory “Some Sweet Day” and “ Beauti The aard of Jones A ¡Flagg, in Portland, he is showing day Melvin Christenson while ties have entered. Among them of pioneer days in that section. ful Beckoning Hands.” civil engineers, w ith an office in m a rk e d ¿smprovemeot. M r s . riving w aste hnOber ran a are Jane Cereghino and M ary Six little boys, as pall-bearers, When a child M rs. Grover McMinnville, w ill be ifeund <in fKelsey is also mnch more com large riv e r into his eight hand Cole, of C ip ole, W ashington bore the pretty little casket, cov the Graphic. tortable than she w as some days •considerable pain and county, and H arold Say, of joined the M . B. church and re mained a faithful Christian to ered w ith flowers to the grave, TheWliases Dorothy and Plosa ago- s physician to extract WUsonvitte, Clackamas county. if:'' the end. The funeral w as con and the body w as laid to rest in Ehretrcame out from Portland (Prank Freeman, « -capitalist it. He carries the righ t arm is Theo. Duncan, who has been ducted by Rev. Reuter, assisted | the Rose Law n cemetery. Tuesday morning^to amend »the from L a d oga, Indiana, w s v here ndkasthe aspearanee of absent from school on acoount by Rev. Joseph H all who at one HiU-Vestal wedding. o f a railroad the first of the week visiting w ith : IS I time w as her pastor. Beautiful Jo (Hamnett mho is nvotiring H . H . Kshn, a former Indiana but he s d be dblerio begin Prof. Goets flowers were furnished by the m M cM um - a at Concrete, Washington, wan friend. > came Me Friday W . R. C., the deceased being a here dhe first o f the week visiting out w ith M r A lva Leavitt, allvhe w ay in member at her former home. •with «the home M b s. [job a t the sbw iii I nod w ill re- Counecticsrt, and <$ip Leavitt, a t] local . M ir. and M rs. C . A. Ovabtoee ~ iscrete, W ashington, came tty One day last wesk Mr. Brans, «dried another victory to its iHet will return to W sdlowa tois week ut of the week to visit aridi A bram B orn died « t Dhe home a representative o f the Bnffalo- [Friday evening, when it defeated to hare he w ill d o contracting Of Lee Qrames on Thursday ot their brother Charley, o f Neur- [ Pitts Company, while in the city, M cM iaariOe H igh School .. again the com iageeason. ; last week <after n abort iHness, berg. and M d -something ot a Norman Day Alger Barker, o f learned of the action ot the coun by the score o f 36 to 14. .Mas. Minnie M urray smd-soo, and iatesment sm s m ade on A lv a , the older] the fastest and most Styridan, w as born on October ty commissioners in purchasing PaaU from Oskaloosa, le w a, are d ay . The idsoeaasd w as brother, w ho is «»contractor and interesting gam e played here 1, 1895 in Paoli, Indiana; de three Aurora crushers from Beal - visiting with M x.an d M rs..1.4«. born m S e w ’ York and w as 82 builder ia his 'home state, came eason. The M cM ian ville parted this Hte, Feb. 8, 1911, & Co., ot Portland, and immedi years o f age. < He w a s a »veteran out over the (Canadian Pacific, • Campbell, at Bdgewood. came on a special train aged 15 years, 4 months and 8 ately started a rumor that the go sooth from here on , Hdliingsworth A Son are ofth eC S vffW ar. I w u a ttuum about tw o hundred loyal [days. He w as one o f a pair of commissioners had a c c e p te d • maturing plans dor a new 1 bride to that effect. . ---- ----------- M rs. Frances Roy L in c o ln , supporters, while N e w b e r g tw in boys, w as alw ays hearty bribes or w ords budding for their rapidly ia- reader, w h s is a graduate o f the turned out about four hundred and plucky. H ad never had a P 18 reached the ears o f Messrs. eoe orom e n n as a good rane itv- . rrrssiac furniture 'business. physican summoned until he w as Cummins and Calkins, who were Am aranth [Dram atic odfiool o f ing over again the incidents of taken down with the last dread attending court, and the longer, M cs.W . B. Crocer and children BrookfysL,'Xew York, Mfflatraing H arry Miller, w ho attended their boyhood days. ful disease pneumonia. He w as they sat the more agitated they went to Salem M onday ito eee to given recital March 3rd, at Portland Academy last term, M n u O r oxer's twineister who re-jDunoan*e hall. M r s . Lincoln Jesse Bd wands w ho made a has entered High School again. a thoughtful. unselfish lad, al grew at being maligned in this w ays remembering others. His manner. Mr.[Cummins immedi w ill be assisted by memhera ot trip out south os'tar as Ashland . ceudy arrived from Kansas. Mias Hopkins, the student Dr. (.Donovan arrived from khe Friends an d Baptist <Aoirs a*t week rays nil the towns secretary ot the Northwest Y. W. delight w as to make others ately made a motion that the Victoria, B. C., Wednesday «even- Jisefpectivcly, in musical numbers along the Hue are showing im- q __ ^ wag ¡n tow n last Thurs- happy. He w as tender hearted court be adjourned and w as and kind, a friend to everything readily se c o n d e d by Calkins. - ing aed is visiting her daughter, L. iL. Balata, of Amity, \Wm. provemente, oral many ot them day and while here ^ 8itod the He loved dumb This beingfdone, the tw o gentle Miss Gene and son. Jack a t «the Merchant, oftC arltou and J.:D. are forging to the front a t a rap- High ^ hool Association. Prof, in distress. animals and birds, w as never men started for the train, on id rate. Grants Pass, he thinks, W ilev j * . kindly offered tbe use . college hall. [Gordon, of Newberg, who u cruel, fond o f reading, loved which M r.fB van s w as about to Mrs. {Joseph Laqgelicr, spent I appointed by «the county court has the finest paved streets of o f a vacant room for association school, loved to study. He never I ^ q w rt, to force him to retract t the first o f the week in Portland, wees hrthc bridge matter, any of the Southern Oregon cities. purposes, which the girls w ill be- held malice, no evil thoughts, a his statement. But he w as not , assisting in the care of the side (eneton last M onday and after Here he found Leonard Myers, a gjn to furnish immediately. New leader in play, and never sol to be seen, whereupon the tw o in the family o f her daughter, looking over the-rite proposal by former Newbetg -man, holding interest has been aroused by commissioners started for the up Hopkins talk to the girls in diered. He alw ays did his best' M rs. Mitchell. kfche «engineers w ere united <on the office, o f mayor, and very town district to look for the man He had a birth right membership Rev. John P. Hanson and wife m airing a favorable report to dhe popular with the people. Last the afternoon, in question, and meeting him in the Friends chnrch in Paoli, year M r. M yers amde good as a and ,Rev. ]L. A. Weds, of Port jouuit. Ernest Jacobson, a student of Indiana. The funeral services near th e Commercial h o t e l, member o f the city council and land, were up Saturday, attend Mrs. iF. H . A row n in g had the chairman o f the street committee, H . S. last semester, and Mr. were conducted in the Congrega stopped him and demanded an ing .the .Quarterly Meeting of icMwc o f a v isit (from her cous Land consequently there w as a Ellis, a friend from Klam ath tional church in Sheridan by explanation. He confessed to {Friends chnrch. in, Laths Keller, and daughter, Mon Mrs. Jesse Edwards, o f New berg. making the remarks and added hunanimous luuBuiuiuHi call ccui made m a c by dv the tne Falls, , " visited high ” , school . , flluth, from Cincinnatti, M r. and M rs. B. W . Evans an epitaph to it that would not ipeople tor him to u k e tb.’ office J J *? •were down from McMinnville 1-Ohio, tost week. M r. Keller, • t e n o jo r . F. E. H o U o n . an- « « » '" (? th c.h o rtco u n -atO .A .C . look well in print. Whereupon O B IT U A R Y rthe ■first at the week to attend w hose «(h ard w are merchant, is „ h e r former Newbetg man, is M r. Cummins, being unable to 0x1 Monday evening the Girls’ the funeral of their Htflle niece, out to see -the Northwest and vis city •surveyor and is also making Literary Society gave their first restrain himself, struck Evans a it a sos at Colville, Washington ------a M argaret Williams. Our hearts were saddened by stinging blow and Evans re program . Bdwin JL Darn, of Galdand, and o t h e r relatives. He ex A reception for the new pupils the death o f little M argaret W il turned the compliment. Cum pressed himself as being greatly California, w as here to minister w ill be given on Friday evening, liams which occurred last Satur mins then grabbed his man and pleased with the country . to the needs at his father, A. after the B. B. game with Mc day morning a t 9:30 o'clock bending him across the fence by She had been suffering o f heart which they were standing, forced Dorn, in his last sickness and to County Commissioners S. E. Minnville college second team. trouble tor some time and the him to retract all the unkind re Rev. James Moore, District look after bis burial. l Cummins mod fi. M . Calkins have end w as not a surprise; yet the marks and false statements he S. B. Maffitt w as up from been in tow n during the week Superintendent o f Salem district, blow w as almost more than fond had made. M r. Evans w as then w ill hold quarterly conference at Portland the first o f the week h aring some surveys made for parents could endure. allowed to catch his train. The Methodiat Episcopal church Feb wearing a grow th of beard that road ’ improvement which will Mrs. Sarah Ann Grover died in M argaret w as a sweet child, source ot all this trouble came ruary 27 a t 7:30 p. m. begin as soon as the weather would bad defy to the most vigor Newberg, Saturday, Feb. 11, at with a cheery disposition and about in the purchase o f a better settles. Snrveyer Robert J 01 ous sou’wester on record. the home of her brother, J. B. w as loved by all who knew her. machine than the one Evans w as is doing the work. The Ramsey The subjects ot sermons next Northup at the age of 75 vears. The Allens took their departure hill on the south aide o f Cheha- She w as one o f the leaders in representing. Although costing for Portland last M onday, they lem creek is to be pulled down to S u n d a y at the Presbyterian Xhe devea9ed w as born in Horn song among the little folks and a little more money, it is adapted church w ill be: morning, “ Why etevine) New York, and at the having sold the Bijon to W . H. about'a six per cent grade and her voice w as alw ays heard in to the work it is expected to G o to Church? Evening: “ The a ge o f seventeen, w as married in W att who opened the picture the bridge shortened ooe half, tbechildren’s choruses at Sunday perform. Messrs. Cummins and Dodge county, Wisconsin, * to show for the first on Tuesday making it ISO feet in length. Brotherhood.” School and chnrch. Calkins were, in the minds ot Charles Grover. She leaves a night, The little body lay in state on many, justified in the action tak The bridge over the canyon at At the Methodist Episcopal husband, one daughter in their Sunday and many friends called en, but the funny part o f the pro M r. and Mrs. Charles A. the east end o f First street is to church, the subject next Sabbath old home in Minnesota, three to take a last look and toexpress ceeding w as the adjournment ot Clough, who were up from Jen be rebuilt on a straight line with morning will be: “ H ow Can We sons in Williston, North Dakota, sympathy for the sorrowing the court to enable these gentle nings, Clackamas county, the the street. A steel bridge ot Best Conserve the Result« ot the and tw o daughters, in Newberg, first o f the week, gave the in 100 feet in length is to be built Recent Revival?” Preaching at- besides three sisters and tw o ones. She was beautiful in life men to perform n fistic pastime. and also beautiful in death. —Telephone Register. formation that they expect to over the creek and fills will be sq at night. Good music morn- brothers. She with her husband The funeral was held Monday move to Red Bluff, California, made at both ends with a grade ing and evening. Everybody in- arrived in Newberg, Feb. 2. forenoon at the Baptist church. Read the G r a p h i c - T e l e g r a m of five per cent. ioon, .. . vited. Three days later she was The services were all in keeping [com bination on page 3. * fflffl SCHOOL NOTES t* b. CUMMINS DEFENDS KB CHAR. ACIER. ««•■ O K 7 A A V / p a iliO y C U V . 3 V U U U 1 1 L ANNOONCOraiS OBITUARY X . V- <' , ;
