THE NEWBERC 1 GRAPHIC April 6, 191
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The proprietor of the Graphic
arrived home from his California
trip last Saturday evening and
has since been looking after vari­
ous affairs that accumulated in
his absence. By another week
more time will be given to the
editorial page in the Graphic.
DEMONSTRATION IN
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
The regular bi-monthly meet­
ing of the Domestic section o f the
Wednesday Clnb was held at
Mrs. C. C. Ferguson’s on Wed­
nesday. The lesson tor the day
took the form o f a demonstration
dinner which was a practical
showing of some of the principles
o f cooking and serving which
that section ot the clnb has been
studying tor the last few months.
Covers were laid for twenty-six.
The courses were served by com­
mittees, each chamman taking
pride in having her service ac­
cording to the most approved
methods. After the dinner the
regular monthly business meet­
ing o f the club was held.
trouble on Sunday, April 2.
The deceased was born, August
2,1844, in the town of Dramor,
county o f Down, Ireland. At
the age o f seventeen years he
came to America, settling at
Mendon, Michigan, -where he
lived until the Fall o f 1895 when
he came to Newberg, Oregon,
where he resided up to the time
o f his death.
On February 23,1880he united
in marriage with Estell Whitman
who survives him. T o this union
four children were born, namely
Mrs. Roy Wassam, o f Salem,
Mrs. James Walsh, ofWillamina,
Mary Comic and Willie who died
six years ago. Deceased had been
a member o f the Maconic order
tor 40 years.
Interment was made Tuesday,
the funeral services being con­
ducted by Rev. F. C. Stannard.
The Pilgrimage.
ORGANIZATION TO BE EFFECTED
CHEHALEM CENTER
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgway, o f Am­
boy, Indiana, arrived safely last
Thursday and will spend some
time with their son, E. B. Ridg­
way..
The Misses Hazel and Gladys
Paulsen and Earl drove over to
Scholls to visit with Nellie
Moore and brothers last Satur­
day fo r a few days.
Mr. Ross Allumbaugh was
called over m Clackamas county
by the death of his sister, Mrs.
Andrew Jensen. The burial, took
place at West Chehalem Ceme­
tery Wednesday morning. ? ; M
Mrs. Wm. Yarn and little girl
and Mrs. Kirk and children, of
Amity, visited the last o f week the
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Yarn and
Mrs. Post.
The young people o f the church
have organized a Christian En­
deavor, Edna Everest, president;
Laura Hockett, secretary, and
Robert Hodges, treasurer.
Rev. T. E. Hockett has pur­
chased the Chester Loveland
place and will make it his home.
He expects a son-in-law, and
daughter out from Kansas who
have traded for their present,
home.
Mrs. M. Hodges has a niece
visiting her from North Dakota.
Rev. Mulheuron returned to
Portland after 3 short visit at
the home of H. C. Paulsen last
week.
L. R. Ralston is improving his
place by building and fixing up
the house and working the hop
patch in good shape.
Mrs. M. J. Johnson and Miss
Mildred Wills are visiting friends
in Portland.
A n opportunity to get a limited num ber of. pieces
of Imported Saxony T ablew are at cost.
S A TU R D A Y , A P R IL 8, O N LY
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Plate and Batter
DUNDEE
As to the work of the K. of P.
lodge it stands by itself and all
There will be a meeting o f the
who have come in contact with
Dundee FruitJGrowers’ Associa­
its helping hand truely under­
tion at Groth Hall oft tSaturday
stand the meaning o f “ F. C. &
evening, April 8, at 8:30 o ’clock.
Mr. H. M. Williamson,'Secretary
The name o f the new lodge has
ot the State Board of Agriculture
not been decided upon as yet, al­
will deliver an address. All in­
though a number o f names have
terested in fruit growing are
been suggested. The committee
cordially invited to be present.
on organization are endeavoring
The annual meeting o f the
to engage the band to meet the
Orchards’
Telephone Company
evening train on that date and
are going to ask the merchants was held Monday evening, April
to assist them in extending a 3. The following officers were
welcome to the visiting delega­ elected Pres., Roe Robinson; Vice-
Pres., Henry Holtzmeyer; Sec’y.,
tions.
Wm. Meyer; Treasurer, W. J.
Gordon.
OBITUARY
A. C. Goodrich, o f North Yam­
hill,
was a business visitor in the
Nancy Elmina Ferguson Baker,
daughter o f J. L. and Pamelia J. Dundee district last week.
Misses Bertha Reed and Kath­
Ferguson, was born in La-
Fayette, Oregon, June 28th, erine Bock, o f Portland, were
1860. Was married to Clarence Otterbrook guests for the week
E. Baker, September 18th, 1881 end.
and to them were born three
George Ryan has gone to Sand
children, viz: Pamelia J., who Lake where he has accepted a
died, December 30th, 1907, position with Stuyler Edwards.
Charles V. and Sylvia L. now
Mrs. B. S. Hunter and Mrs.
living at Newberg, Oregon, She Cyrene Palmer were guests o f
died at her home in Newberg Mrs. William Hill on Friday.
after a lingering illness o f several
Mrs. Edna Neal and Mrs. Mc­
months, March 30th, 1911, and Namara were visitors at New­
leaves to mourn her loss, besides
berg on Friday.
the children already mentioned,
The Sunday School children are
her husband and the following
preparing a special Easter pro­
brothers and sister: Claude C.,
gram which will be given at the
James L., Linn B. Ferguson and
church on Sunday morning,
Margaret Caldwell, o f Newberg,
April 16, at 10 o ’clock.
and Ray B. Ferguson, o f La-
Mrs. FannieJ Edwards is con­
Fayette, besides a large number
o f other relatives and friends. A valescing from her recent severe
large procession accompanied illness.
The little son o f W. E. Parrish
the sorrowing family to La-
Fayette on Saturday, the inter­ who was not expected to recover,
ment being made there, follow­ is reported to be out o f danger.
ing funeral services at the La-
Mrs. Julian Alford, who has
Fayette Methodist Church.
been very ill, is much better.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grasper
J. C. COMIC, DECEASED
were visitors at Portland last
week.
George Waggoner and mother,
After spending four weeks in
the St. Vincent Hospital in Port­ o f Portland, have moved into
land, J. C. Comic died ot bladder the Crosby house.
Five
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MILLINERY Showing....
Beginning Friday hundreds o f Chic,
Classy Milliner Trimmed Hats to suit
any face or any age. A t t r a c t i v e l y
priced. Splendid styles in Children’s •
Hats.
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A twelve passenger buss in
good order. Mitchel mountain
gear. Complete tw o horse and
four horse rig $100. J. A. C un -
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Mrs. Estell Comic and family
take this method o f thanking the
many friends who gave kindly
sympathy and assistance in their
bereavement.
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make your selections o f Easter Hats at
an early date while die variety is m ore
com plete. New Milan Tailored Hats not
shown before this season.
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