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THE NEWBERG GRAPHIC. June lg, 191I HA gscra««ra3aapapg!C8sao8C8CBC8»ac83<^^ Locals and Personals r<ceo9o>oeogoCTtto>O8MO0ogO8O8OCTO0C»ceoeoewwoBoaoeoeoeosoaoecsoaeecee>eeo»oeo9O8cecaMoeoM8oeoK George Sykes was up from Mrs. Lizzie Hoskins, o f Lents, is Portland Tuesday. visiting her niece, Mrs. Jesse Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. P: Cook, this week. Jones, June 10, a Son. Milton York and family were • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude up from Portland Saturday and Sunday, visiting relatives. Riggs, June 13, a son. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moore Jacob Mauser was here from made an overland trip to Oregon Amity the first of the week. Miss Ida W ood was up from City on business Tuesday. C. J. Edwards and family Portland on a visit last Sunday. visited with relatives in Portland Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. last Saturday and Sunday. Davey on last Sunday, a daugh Reports come from all sections ter. of the valley that an unusually Mrs. Mary Allen of Eugene, is visiting her niece Mrs. B. H. heavy hay crop is coming on. Glen Paxson is at home from Woodward. 0 : A. C. and has assumed the Miss Edith Jackson, o f Salem, activities ot student vacation. is the guest o f Mrs. W. E. Crozer Patrons o f the local telephone this week. service will be glad to know that Mr. Russel Sykes is up from a new directory will be out soon. Portland , visiting his sister, Mrs. Perry Macy is planning to Louis Mills. enter the Hartford Theological Mrs. Helen D. Harford arrived Seminary again the coming year. home from a lecturing tour Wed Miss Olive Perkins who is at nesday evening. home from Gaston where she has Tom Cummings and family been teaching, went to Forest and Miss Pearl Cummings spent Grove Tuesday. Sunday with friends in Portland. John S. Richie came over from Mrs. Cora Berry, wife o f Dr. Scotts Mills Wednesday to be Berry, o f Newport, is visiting present at the opening o f Oregon her brother, C. L. Judd, east o f Yearly Meeting, town. Mrs. B. C. Miles and children Prof. W. A. Pettys has just re came down from Salem Mon ceived the appointment ot prin- day to attend college commence cipalshipof the South Mt. Tabor ment and visit relatives. • schools. Rev. N. Welter left on Tuesday F. A. Morris spent practically evening for a trip to Chicago, all last week in Portland, seeing and also a short visit into the ins and outs o f the Rose Michigan before returning. T 1 ~ _T... I, ' ~ : r ? c s S a t l l i \ u h ai. J. H. Will has closed his shoe Prof, and Mrs. Ernest Jackson shop and moved to Portland were up from Portland last Sun where his son-in-law found an day, visiting with C. N. Terrell o pening for him in the same busi- and family. ness. Dr. and Mrs. J- Ray Pember Mrs. Frances Ray Lincoln will ton have been dow n from Salem leave here Friday f6r their home during the week, attending com at Los Angeles, while Mr. Lin mencement. coln will remain here for the Miss Erma Heacock has just present. returned from Pendleton, near Mrs. E. A. Trueblood came out where she was engaged in teach from Portland Wednesday. She ing a Spring term o f school. is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth White Fred L. McCrea has been down and attending Oregon Yearly from Umatilla County during the Meeting. week, visiting with his parents, Mrs. G. A. Best, Mrs. W. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCrea. Langton and Mrs. H. R. Best Mr. L. Webb and Herbert left Tuesday for Walhalla, North Boyd, o f Roseburg, visited at the Dakota, their old home, for a home o f Wm. Perkins near New three months’ visit. berg a day or tw o last week. Oregon Y e a r l y Meeting ot Mrs. C. L. Judd returned last Friends church opened in New week from a pleasant visit with berg this, Thursday, morning relatives in Seattle and Tacoma. and will continue over until She was gone several weeks. Tuesday o f next week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stubbs, of Claude and Oscar Calkins and Estacada, visited over Sunday sister came down from Polk at the home of the latter’s par county the first o f the week to ents, Rev. and Mrs. N. Welter. attend c o m m e n c e m e n t and Mrs. Phebe Hammer, o f Port mingle with school friends. • , land, witnessed the graduating Mr. and Mrs. E. A. King, Mr. of her daughter, Miss Laura, and Mrs. G. L. McPherson and from Pacific College, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matchett By the kindness ot H. S. Hoag- came out from Portland Sunday lin the office force sampled Gold and picniced with W. A. King’s. Dollar and Jumbo strawberries Mr. Ralph Coffin who was of his growing that were very down from Springfield attending fine. the Rose Show in Portland, came up Friday evening to spend Mrs. Ella Pickett of Waits- burg. Wash., who was a resident a few days with his friend Russel of Newberg for many years, came Parker. Wednesday to attend Y e a r l y Dr. A. M. Davis left tow n Tues Meeting. ■ day morning, carrying a suit The appearance ot the rooms case and garbed a good deal like of the United States National a bachelor going away with a Bank have been improved very marriage license secreted in ah much by the artistic tinting ot inside pocket, but ot course you can’t alwavs judge o f such things the walls. E. 3. Finiey who recently lo by outward appearances alone. cated at Tillamook was in New Earl Jones, president o f the berg the first of the week. He University o f Orrgon Y. M. C. A., said business was fairly good in is at home this week but will go to Columbia Beach to attend the that dairy tow n.___ Mrs. Frank Wortman, an big association meeting, after alumnus o f Pacific College, is which he contemplates taking a down from McMinnville, attend jo b o f surveying at Florence, ing commencement and visiting Benton County, during vacation. Earl Paulsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Newby. Mrs. Rebecca Allen is planning Mrs. H. C. Paulsen, and Miss to leave here for Kansas City in Esther Green, daughter ot Mrs. a few d,ays where she will visit a D. A. Honey, went away to the sister and she may remain in county seat so quietly last Sat definitely. She is having a good urday and were married that deal of trouble with her eyes on few of their friends have' been account of hay fever and she apprised of the fact. The Graphic hopes the change may give relief. extends congratulations. C. W. Cook has sold his resi dence on Center street to G. E. Kienle and is preparing to g o to California for a time. Miss Minnie Bancroft, o f Win- lock, Washington, who is a graduate o f the class o f ’10 New berg High School is visiting Miss Eula Colcord and other class mates here. Rev. Isom P. W oo ton, former pastor of Friends church, is here from Salem in company with Mrs. W ooton. He is planning to build a new residence in the Capital City. 1 Ernest Had lock, o f the class o f W hatever the size or pe 1909, Pacific College, surprised his Newberg friends Sunday culiarities o f your foot, morning by coming in from there is a FLORSHEIM Seattle to attend commencement week exercises. your exact size and shape. John Barcroft, o f Roseburg, is W hatever your experience here visiting with his father, J. W. Barcroft. He expects Mrs. has been in purchasing Barcroft, who is visiting with shoes, if you are “ THE her parents in Portland to join him here Saturday. MAN W H O CARES“ the Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crabtree FLORSHEIM is the logical have returned from Wallowa choice fo r your next pair. county where he has been doing oontracting and building, and say they are more than pleased to get back to the valley. W. H. Whitten arrived home from Philadelphia the first ot the week. He says the specialist to whom they took their afflicted son gives them a good deal o f encouragement in the case. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pettys left for their home at Tillamook Tuesday morning where they will spend the S u m m e r vacation. They will return in September to Archie Campbell and family, ot J. Carl Nelson went to Port- take up school work again. * Sherwood, and Mrs. Rose Brown, land last Friday to meet his Charley Pickett, o f Tacoma, o f San Francisco, were in town cousin, Robert Jacobson, who is was here Tuesday to see his neph Tuesday in attendance at the just over from Denmark to spy ews, Olin and Clifford Hadley graduating exercises o f the acad- out the land in Uncle Sam’s do- main. His family remained in graduate from the academy de emy class in the college. the old old country, country. partment o f the college. He The annual exodus began the the travels tor a wholesale house. first o f the week and within a Miss Blanche Ford, pastor o f the few days the public and High Friends church at Salem, and Mrs. Jssse Cook and da School teachers, the members o f Miss Lily Peckham attended Dula, came down from Spa the college faculty and many ot Commencement the first ot the ing’s camp on the Luckiac the students will be pretty week and will remain for Oregon river Saturday to attend col thoroughly distributed for the Yearly Meeting. commencement, the f orm« daughter, Miss Mary, being a Summer vacation. Pacific College will be well rep- member o f the graduating class Prof. Wiley w h o has been resented at the Northwest Stu- ot ’ l l . elected to the position o f super- dent Conference o f the Y. M. C. intendent o f the Athena schools A. to be held at Columbia Beach Welter has been enjoying a visit tor a term o f three years, has from her mother, Mrs. J. St. Ar sold his home on Sheridan street have decided to go and will leave nold, o f Becker, Minnesota, her to the new attorney, C. R. Chap Fridav, the dates o f the confer sister, Mrs. J. M. Doty and baby, in, who comes from M oo re head. ence being June sixteenth to o f Leavenworth. Wash., and Minnesota. Mr. Wiley will leave tweuty-fifth. They are Olin Had her brother, J. H. St. Arnold, o f tom orrow with his family tor ley, Lloyd Armstrong, Claude The Dalles. Mrs. St. Arnold Minneapolis, M i n n e s o t a , his Lewis, Albert Pearson, Claude will remain in Newberg indefinite- former home, which he has not Newlin, Arthur Benson, Ross Newby and Melvin Elliott. visited tor thirteen ytars. , 9 The Flörsheim Shoe Foe M EN Miller Mercantile Co Chester Loveland to Arkansas some time acknowledges the mistake made in the change o f location,. in a recent letter to the Graphic^ and says he hopes to get to Ore- gon again, the best country be* has seen. An honest confession is said to be good for the diges~ Their many Newberg friends will no doubt be' surprised to hear o f the wedding o f Miss Laura E. Wotberspoon and Mr. Walter C. Dunlap on Wednesday, June' 7. The wedding took place at Chula Vista, California, at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, well known to many people in this vicinity. The hap py couple located at once in Sants Anna where Mr. Dunlap has a position in a sash and door factory. The best wishes ot a host o f Newberg friends follow them. FR EE! Cut your kitchen hours in two. Apply a little science to your kitchen work. Th is cabinet saves from 1 to 3 hrs. time each day $25.00 ROUND TOP DINING TA B LE with pedestal base and claw feet in quartered golden oak. 4 5 inch top, 6 foot extension These splendid pieces of furniture to be G IV E N A W A Y A B S O L U T E L Y F R E E on O U R O P E N IN G D A Y . Full details will be furnished at our store W. W. Hollingsworth & Sons ■THE S T O R E OF QUALITY*'
