Newberg graphic., June 22, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

TME NEWBERO ORAPtllC. June sa, 191 I
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After considerable delay work
is to begin on the sewer contract
Friday.
Miss Kathereen Votaw , o f
Tacoma, Washington, was the
guest o f Miss Mamie M arr Mon­
day evening.
Miss Eula Hodson left Tues­
day
evening for California. She
Rev. Joseph Hepp, of Salem,
George Lea, o f Cottage Grove,
will
visit friends in Berkeley and
w as in tow n last Sunday.
is in Newberg on business with
several others points before re­
Warner Mills and family were the city council.
turning.
down from Dayton Sunday.
Mrs. Will Pax son went to
Miss I sole Ewbank who has
You’ll take a lot o f pleasure in wearing the kind o f clothes w e’ ll sell you; they are more
W. T. Macy and family were Dayton Wednesday to attend
been
the guest o f her friends the
funeral
of
a
former
neighbor.
down from McMinnville Sunday
than simply clothes; they’ ll give you a comfortable sense o f being well dressed. That’s
Misses Nell and Lillian Reuter
Frank
Evana
was
down
from
State Forester F. A. Elliott, o f
worth a good deal. These clothes are made for us by H a rt, S c h a ffn e r & M a rx .
tor several days, returned to her
Salem, joined Mrs. Elliott here Salem last Sunday calling on home in Eugene Thursday.
some o f his young lady friends.
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Behnke, o f Seattle,
L. M. Gilbert and daughter,
Andrew Kersey recently re­
has been visiting her brother-in-
moved with his family to Sisson, Miss Marjorie, o f Rosedale, vis­ law, A. T. Behnke and wife for
ited relatives here over Sunday.
California.
the past ten days. She returned
W. G. Allen and family came to her home on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoskins o f
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McMinnville visited the home down by automobile from Salem
W illiam , D. Comer, of Seattle,
Sunday, returning the same day.
folks Sunday.
The two greatest lines o f shoes on earth for style and service,
spent a few days the first o f the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Vickery
o:'
Prof. J. C. VanDyke, o f Poca
fo r comfort and satisfaction. We have them in all leathers
week with Mrs. Katherine Comer
tello, Idaho, was in Newberg the Lafayette greeted old friends on and family, returning to Port­
both black and tan, regular heights and oxfords.
first of the week visiting with 0 . the Yearly Meeting grounds Sun­ land Tuesday evening to meet
day.
M. Welch.
Mrs. Comer who was returning
Virgil Hinshaw, attorney and from Pasadena, California, where
Miss. Anna Rogers was up from
Especial attention is
Portland last Sunday visiting prominent prohibition speaker, she spent the winter months.
given to our G r o c e r y
with the Misses Harriet and o f Portland, came out Saturday
department E v e r y ­
Prof. W. J. and Mrs. Reagan
evening
to
attend
the
temperance
thing neat and clean. Just phone us your wants and we
and little one took their depar­
Leila Bixby.
meeting a t the Friends church.
ture for Illinois on last Saturday
w ill do the rest Satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Elma Paulsen left this,
Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Mills and evening, many o f their friends
Thursday, morning for "The
daughter
Helen have been down going to the station to see them
Breakers” to attend the Y. W.
from
Corvallis
during the week off. He w ill do work in Chicago
C. A. conference.
visiting a host o f relatives and University during the Summer
Joaquin Ellis left here for New
friends in Newberg and Spring- while Mrs. Reagan will visit with
Mexico the first o f the week in
brook.
her parents at Neoga, Illinois.
company with his cousin,' Mrs.
A
t the opening of the new school
The
sawmill
force
went
on
a
Webster and children.
strike the first o f the week on ac year they will go to Wichita,
Charles Hubbard left Friday
count o f the discharge o f one o f Kansas where be will do work
for the Cascade Forest Reserve
the men, but they reconsidered in Friends University.
where he has a position as topog­
their action and returned to
Miss Mabel Beck and Miss Eu­
rapher for the government.
work.
nice Lewis, both instructors • in
Rev. J. D. Cook left for his new
Miss Grace Wilson is visiting
Mrs. Amanda Donovan Laugh-
George M. Keiler who bought
In the Rex school district G ott Pacific College, left Tuesday
with an aunt at Dayton. "
lin died Wednesday a t the home home at Waldport Tuesday.
a fifteen acre tract of Ernest
ieb Schaad was elected director morning for Berkeley, California,
o f her son, A. W. Laughlin, in
Heater some time ago, has ar­
L. M. Parker left for the M or­ 8 . R. Jones, a gentleman re­
and N. L. Wiley clerk at the an­ where they will attend summer
Newberg, at the age o f 68 years. r o w county wheat ranch the first cently from Weiser, Idaho, has
rived from Verdon, Nebraska.
nual school meeting. M r. W iley school at the University o f Cali-
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rented the C. F. M oore store
Mrs. George I. Montgomery, of the week.
P. J. Clibborn, a member o f las been on the board for twenty ornia. Miss M yrtle Gause ac­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Nelson
room on First street and is pre­
nee
Esther
Winslow,
o
f
Portland,
Dublin, Ireland, Y. M. of Friends years. •
companied them and will visit
have
gone
to
Lebanon
to
visit
paring to open up with a stock
visited
her
aunt,
Mrs.
L
.
M.
church, came out from Portland
Mrs. Frances Liter who has o r several weeks with relatives
with
relatives
during
the
festival
o f clothing and gents furnishings.
to attend last Sunday’s services.
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in Berkeley. A t the close o f the Parker, Wednesday and Thurs-
Mr. and Mrs: K. C. M aris and * * * * “ W W ** “ mx*uonary work course Miss Beck will go to her day.
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The follow ing officers o f the
in Douglas, Alaska, for the past
sons, Ralph and Homer, were out
Miss M ary Johnson, of Port­ local chapter o f The American
Capt. Pike and wife left this,
home
at
Highland,
Ohio,
to
re­
year, arrived in Newberg Thurs­
from Portland Sunday visiting
Thursday, morning for an over­ land, who was 3 former student Woman’s League were elected a t
day evening to attend Oregon main until the opening o f College
a t the W oodward and King
land trip by auto for Ashland of Pacific College, was the guest the last business meeting o f the
next fall.
Yearly Meeting.
homes.
Miss Vera Seeley has just re­ where they will attend the an­ of her friend. Miss Gladys Han­ American W o m a n ’ s League.
Attorney Whitney L. Boise, of
nual G. A. R. Encampment. N. non, the first o f the week. The Word of approval has been re­
Mrs. William Manning, a for­
Portland, in company w ith Mrs. turned from a week’s stay in L a ­
E. B ritt will also go as a dele­ young ladies were associated at ceived from headquarters. Mrs.
mer resident o f Newberg, now
Joise and some lady friends fayette where she was helping
Goldendale, Washington.
gate.
living in Portland, has been in
L. Hannon, president; Mrs. M.
passed through Newberg Mon­ lev. Edith Hill Booker in the
tow n for a few days visiting
Me Donald, vice president; Mrs.
Prof.
Albertson,
principal
o
f
Prof. R. W. Kirk, o f Corvallis,
day on their w ay home from a Evangelistic services Held there,
friends. „
he meetings were a success and visited his brother, Carroll, and Central Academy, Plainfield, In­ Mattie S. Hodson, secretary;
trip to Meadow Lake.
iroved
a blessing to the town, family Saturday and Sunday on diana, in company with Mrs. Mrs. M aria Bowerman, trustee,
J. E. Moreback, a prominent
C. E Bentley, a cousin of Mrs.
diss Seeley is home tor a vaca­ the farm north of Newberg. He Albertson, who is a cousin of and Mrs. Anna Newall, treas­
merchant o f Sherwood, in com­
George Morris, with his wife and
tion o f about three weeks, at the returned home Monday to fill a Mrs, J. L. Hoskins and others urer. Mrs. Newall w ill be the
pany with his family attended
three children who live a t Ozaw-
end o f which time she expects to place as lecturer in a Summer here, attended Y. M. and visited local business representative and
services at the Friends church
kie, Kansas, were here the first o f
go to the Chatauqua at Glad­ school for teachers. He w ill con­ in the meantime. They went on will have charge of Magazine
Sunday.
the week. They are out tor a
Frank Moore, o f Laurel, who short trip seeing the Northwest. stone where she w ill sing for Rev. tinue his work next year as south and w ill attend the big Subscriptions, the sale of Cor­
Edith Booker, who will speak in Superintendent o f the Corvallis Sunday School Convention in respondent Courses and A rt
has been working on a dairy
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Ong, the the forum every other morning. schools at an increased salary.
Wares.
San Francisco.
ranch over in Washington for
former a student of Pacific Col­
some time was m Newberg last
lege and now a prominent physi­
Saturday.
cian and surgeon o f Portland,
Miss Berta Kirk and little came out in their machine Sun­
brother are down from Spokane, day to attend Yearly Meeting.
Washington, visiting their aunt,
Prof, and Mrs. John B. Weed,
Mrs. Walter Terrell, and other
of Whittier, California, have ar­
relatives.
rived for their annual summer
Miss Ethel Weed, who. taught vacation at the home o f Mrs.
in the Newberg public schools Weed’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the past winter, returned to her Albert Heater near Springbrook.
home at Vernonia Wednesday,
Aunt Jane B. V otaw and her
to spend the summer.
grand-daughter. Miss Kathreen,
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln West at­ came from their home in Tacoma
tended Yearly Meeting Sunday, last week and were given a very
coming from Salem in their ma­ warm welcome by their many
chine and bringing with them L. friends in Newberg. It was the
M. Crozer and family.
remark of all that Mrs. V otaw
A t the annual school election looked scarcely a day older than-
held Monday, G. W. Best was when she left Newberg.
elected director without opposi­ There was rejoicing in the
tion, in place of J. C. Hodson Paulsen home Tuesday over the
whose term had expired.
return o f their daughter and sis­
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Ong, o f ter, Miss Nellie, who has been
Portland, who for several years absent for tw o years. Since her
were residents of Newberg, were graduation at Penn College, Os-
in attendance at Friends Yearly kaloosa, Iow a, she has been
Meeting the first of the week.
teaching at Marshaltown, in the
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Bales, same state. She is also a mem­
who were residents o f Newberg ber of the class o f ’07, Pacific
for several years, are here from College, and a host o f young
Hollister, California, and will re­ friends are glad to welcome her
main for some time. Hollister is home.
a city of some 3,000 inhabitants
L. W. Nordyke, who left New­
and has nineteen saloons with berg a few months ago for Iowa,
all the accompanying side lines writes requesting S. A. Mills to
secure an auto license for him in
that go with booze shops.
Charley Leavitt reports the this state as he intends to make
sale ol the George Woolston pro­ the overland trip from Iow a to
perty, corner o f Illinois and Main Oregon with his family in an
streets to J. L. Marshall. Also auto some time during the sea­
Mr. and Mrs. Nordyke
the Lindsey White farm on Che- son.
haltm Mountain to Mr. Arney made many friends during their
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and his nephew, and a lot on residence o f a few months in
Newberg
who
will
be
glad
to
see
Howard near Fifth to Mr. Bell-
them return.
mire.
Locals
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