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THE NEWBERO GRAPHIC, Aug. 17 , 19 1 I
Rev. Ralph Else, w ho w as on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne, | Merle M. Chapman, a Golden-
Mrs. Jennie Galbraith, of Tual*
itin, made a short visit with o f Champoeg, were Sunday vis­ dale, Washington, undertaker, bis way from M iddleton, Idaho,
Newberg friends the first o f the itors at the home o f Mr. and who bad been attending an to Berkeley, California, where he
Mrs. W. Boyes.
week.
undertakers c o n v e n t i o n at will begin a four years’ course
Seattle,
was in Newberg a few for a D octor’s degree in Pbilos-
The Misses Nell and Lillian
At the Friends parsonage on
Reuter went to Eugene Saturday Tuesday evening, August 8th, days ago in company with his ophy, spent last Sunday in New-
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to spend a tew weeks with friends Mrs. Minnie B. Warnerand John sister, Miss Vera, visiting with berg.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
E.
Wright
and
In the list o f those w h o passed
J. Sutton were united in mar
in the university city.
other
relatives.
the
state medical exam ination
riage
by
Rev.
A.
J.
Weaver.
Elder 8 . B. M offitt was up
Rev. John F. Lyon went over
N. C. Christenson made a busi­
given
last month is found the
The
Fernwood
Giants
put
one
from Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker
ness trip to the county seat Fri­ into the Carlton neighborhood
M onday to spend a few days, came in Tuesday morning from over the Dundee Pirates in a name o f Wilfred Pemberton o f
W. J. Gordon, the Dundee mer­ day.
their M orrow county ranch, baseball game played on the Salem, a graduate o f Pacific Col­
chant, was in tow n Wednesday. Joseph Hall and C. H. Nichols rusticating with friends.
A. Bartholom ew and son, pleased at the prospect o f be­ grounds out east o f tow n Sun­ lege, w ho has many friends and
Dr. C. A. Eld Hedge, o f Hood with their families are off for
Elmer left Tuesday on their trip coming Newberg residents again. day afternoon, to the story o f 9 relatives here.
River, has been in tow n during the Nestucca Beach.
Mrs, F. A. Elliott came dow n
T. B. Duncan and family re­ to 3. Manager Bruce Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hollings­ to attend the National G. A. R.
the week, *7
proved
a
factor
in
the
winning
from
Salem last M onday to visit
turned from M eadow Lake last
A H ood River fruit grower worth spent last Saturday and Encampment in New York.
and
made
himself
the
favorite
of
her
father,
Rev. James P. P r«*-
The new boilers for furnishing week where they spent consider­
named Miller is in Newberg on Sunday in Portland.
the
fair
ones
by
catching
a
fly
She and their son, John will leave
Frank Evans was down from additional steam power at the able time on their forty acre and walloping the ball like a tor Whittier, California, the last
business.
tract o f land located near the
J. P. Hall, a brother o f E. A Salem the first o f the week, visit­ electric light plant arrived last
Buddy Ryanl
of this month where they wilt
week and are being put in place. lake.
Hall, arrived here from Alberta ing with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bales who spend the winter.
Mrs. C. A. Hodson and chil­
W. G. Bean, o f Sauk Center,
Miss Ida W oods came up from
Canada, recently with his wife.
returned
to Hollister, California,
Elmer Buehler, Roy Stretch,
Minnesota, is visiting with his dren returned home Saturday
J. C. Smith, a brother o f Mrs. Portland Saturday evening to
a
few
weeks
ago
after
an
ex­
Warren Cobb, the Misses Helen
brother-in-law, C. S. Hulin and from their Tillamook visit. Miss
J. C. Porter, is here from East­ spend Sunday at home.
tended
visit
with
relatives
here,
George,
Violet Yarnell, Mabel
may spend the winter in New Dorothy remained for a longer
E. L. Boles and family left here
ern Oregon with his family on a
are
again
happy
residents
o
f
McNay,
Mabel Miller, Pearl
stay with her aunt, Mrs. Edna
berg.
.
Wednesday
evening
tor
their
Newberg.
They
made
a
sale
visit.
Cobb, Grace Wilson in com pany
The Graphic is indebted to Lamb.
shortly after their return south with Mrs. Eva Sherwood, of
Representative Wm. Chapman home at Liberal, Kansas.
Mrs. N. C. Lugar, o f Derby,
Miss Jessie Britt for the spicy ac­
and g ot back to Newberg the McMinnville, and Erwin Pease,
of W ashington county, was in J. W. M oores drove dow n from
Iow a, who was on her way
count
o
f
the
Newberg
picnic
at
latter part o f last week. As soon of Monmouth, made a merry
Newberg on business last M on­ over the mountain Tuesday to
home from Berkeley, California,
the
Punch
B
ow
l,
written
in
her
as his kit o f tools arrives, G. M. party that went to Newport
attend the Nebraska picnic.
day.
stopped over here last week fora
usual felicitous style.
will be found pegging shoes at last Saturday, returning M on­
Albert Hixson, o f Vancouver,
Prof. Alexander Hull who has
visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Mrs.
G.
B.
Lyle
and
little
the
old stand and humming “ Ore­ day. They report a m ost
been laid up with the fever for has been in tow n during the week
Westfall, former Iow a friends.
daughter
Zelma,
o
f
Glenwood,
gon, Sweet Oregon.”
delightful trip and short visit at
several weeks, is able to be out visiting his grandfather, C. H
Mrs. Walter Bissell, o f Oro-
W
ashington,
are
visiting
the
Rev. G. J. Rieker, pastor o f the Nye Beach.
Dye.
again.
former's sister, Mrs. Vernon ville, Washington, who has been German Methodist church, has
Bruce Henry came in from
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Gardner
0 . J. Sherman came up from
visiting here tor some time with
Hinshaw and family.
resigned
his
pastorate
and
will
Timber,
W ashington county,
Portland Wednesday evening to have been visiting with relatives
her mother, Mrs. S. M. Young preach his farewell sermon Sun­ where he has been working in ft
Captain
J.
N.
Graham
o
f
the
attend a meeting o f the College in Portland during the past
U. S. Steamer M athlom a went and sister, Laura, went down to day. He expects to be stationed logging camp, M onday morning,
week.
Board.
out to Newport Friday to join Portland Tuesday to spend somewhere in Southern Califor­ carrying his head in a sling. On
Frank M oore was over from
Donald McPherson, a former
his family on a little vacation, several days.
nia by his Conference, though the preceding M onday, a rifle in
Newberg man, was in tow n the the Laurel farm Wednesday, the second which he had taken
Through the kind remembrance no definite location has been in­ the hand o f a near-by companion
first o f the week, visiting with visiting with some o f his former in twenty years, he declared.
o f Mrs. F. L. Ames, the Graphic dicated. Rev. Rieker has proven was prematurely discharged, the
schoolmates.
Tom Herd.
can
testify to the fact that some himself a progressive, enterpris­ bullet glancing from the ground
D. W. Cummins w ho was here
Nels Nelson, o f Los Angeles,
Mrs. Elisabeth Corby, o f
good
cake bakers come out of ing citizen of Newberg and a de­ and hitting Bruce in the foretop.
from M odesto, - California, cut
Salem, was in Newberg last has been about Newberg during his yisit shorter than he had ex­ Nebraska and that they were on cided factor in the development It dropped him, but with n o
week, visiting with her son, At­ the week and is greatly pleased pected and left for home Wednes­ the grounds with the goods at o f the tow n. It is with regret more serious injuries than an
with the country.
torney C. W. Corby.
I that the departure o f such men ugly scalp wound which w ill
day morning, he having received the Nebraska picnic Tuesday.
John
Crosby
returned
from
There have been persistent is chronicled,
Miss Eva Campbell and her
require some time to heal.
w ord that his wife was sick.
mother were u p jrom Sherwood Newport Tuesday where he went J. R. Pleasant who was dow n rumors for several days to the
Austin Hummer, aged 22 years,
Miss Carrie Brouillette who
last Saturday in attendance at to get his mother located in their from Willamina, Thursday, said effect that L. M. Parker has has been visiting in the Sound who was working on the sewer
cottage at Nye Beach.
Friends Quarterly Meeting.
he was expecting his brother, W, bought out the Miller Mercantile cities for the past month is now ditch, was arrested by Constable
Mrs.
M.
P.
-
Elliott
who
has
Hugh Nelson has bought the
P. Pleasant, to return to New­ Companyr When accoste# on at Victoria, B. C. visiting Mrs. H. R- M orris Wednesday on ad­
A. J. Barrell place located a mile long been lame from a bad ankle berg in the course o f a month, the subject L. M. said that he Brouillette’s sister, Mrs. C. H. vices received from Denver, Col­
And a halt west o f Newberg and had an operation performed up­ though he was not sure of his re­ had learned more on the street Lugrin. The Misses Lugrin have orado, where he is wanted on a
on it in Salem last Thursday. turn so soon.
about it than he himself knew. given several parties in her hon­ charge ot grand larceny. When
will engage in hop growing.
M
r,
and
Mrs.
George
Dickey,
The Star Theater will give a While be didn’t deny the fact or, and she has received many in service as bell b oy in a Denver
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Buel, Mr.
anH M r£ M orley and H. L. o f North Dakota, who ate taking benefit performance for the New­ that negotiations had been in invitations to garden parties, hotel he recently relieved a guest
Livingston returned from a pleas­ a look at Oregon, spent a few berg Band M onday night, for progress he asserted that no deal am ong them one to a garden o f a diamond pin and $30 in
ant trip to the Neskowin Beach days in Newberg last week visit­ which Manager Brown promises hpd as yet been made.
tea at the Governor’s home. cash. He was traced to this
ing
with
former
friends.
an
excellent
program
.
All
pro­
Dr.
W.
L.
F’
e
arson,
Biblical
in­
Tuesday evening the house party place by letters he had written.
last week.
ceeds
o
f
that
evening
g
o
to
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Allen
were
structor in Friends University, ot Mr. and Mrs. Lugrin were in­ One detective from Portland
George Stewart and family, o f
Wichita, Kansas, was in attend­ vited to a flannel dance at “Gled appeared on the scene Sunday
Portlund, came up Saturday dow n from Salem in their machine Band.
Miss
Alice
Finley,
of
San
last
Thursday
and
took
Mr.
and
ance at Friends Quarterly Meet­ H olt” Esquimalt, which was and located his man, another
evening for a visit over Sunday
Francisco,
a
cousin
of
E.
B.
Mer­
Mrs.
F.
C.
Jackson
home
with
ing in Newberg last Saturday one o f the most delightful events com ing up Wednesday. Young
with Joseph Halls. They were
chant ami Mrs. Darwin Bokus, and Sunday and gave excellent o f the season. Miss Brouillette Hummer was still in possession
them for a visit over Friday.
friends in Minnesota.
I. E. H olt and family, accom­ in company with a.you n glady] discourses at the different ses­ leaverVictoria for Seattle Thurs­ o f the diamond. He will be re­
The Misses Camille Lannon
friend, spent a few days here the sions. On Saturday night he day o f this week and will go turned to Denver as soon as req­
and Margaret Fowler, o f Bart­ panied by Ed’s parents, J. S.
first o f the week. They will visit also gave an educational address from there to Olympia where uisition papers can be made out
lesville, Oklahoma, were in New­ H olt and wife, departed Friday
Yellowstone Park before their that was greatly appreciated by Mrs. Ed Raymond will entertain and acknowledged.
berg the first o f the week, visit­ for M o r r o w county where
return
home.
those w ho heard him.
in her honor.
Local items continued on page 8
ing with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. they are to take charge o f the
Parker
farm.
Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Clawson, o f
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards
Union
Springs, New York, visited
in company with their son, O. K.
Edwards and family, made a here Friday and Saturday with
four days’ trip to Tillam ook Rev. A. J. Weaver and family.
county, making stops at Pacific They made a short visit here
City, Netarts Bay, Tillamook tw o or three years ago.
Mrs. Catherine Barefoot, Free­
and Garibaldi, returning M on­
port,
Illinois, who is spending a
day.
Will Thomns and family start­ little time in our metropolis,
ed out in their auto Wednesday came up from Portland and
0
morning on an extended vaca­ visited over Sunday with Mr.
tion tour. They beaded south­ and Mrs. J. P. Dodge.
Nearly every man, woman and child in Newberg, and people outside the city as well, are keenly interested in
Fred Thum and family from
ward with no definite schedule
W . W . Hollingsworth & Sons store's handsome
and no time limit, but will prob­ South Dakota who arrived in
ably cross the state line into Cal­ Newberg last Saturday, have
ifornia before taking the back rented the Buchanan property
lor the present. They are friends
track.
W. S. Bean has sold his grocery o f the Schick family who live out
stock to J. A. George and the east o f tow n.
The Weber Bussel Canning
latter’s son-in-law, Mr. Sprout,
w ho will conduct the business Company, of Seattle, have writ­
in the same building. The George ten to Newberg parties that
and Sprout families came here they intend to operate their big
which will be given away absolutely FREE on our
recently from Nebraska and are plant here next year anyway and
very much pleased with New­ that they may open it up tor
business this fall. Welcome to
berg.
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bomi quartered uhk inning Table,
our
city!
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin
Gol den Oak Finish, 6 root
Rev. A. J. Weaver will preach
w ho have had charge of the
Friends Indian Mission station at the union service at the
at Kake, Alaska, for the past Friends church Sunday evening.
tw o years, are considering tak­ Rev. Rieker was to have had
You have until August 12th to try for these beautiful pieces o f furniture. IF
ing up work at Kotsebue in the charge o f the service but because
Johnson’s Famous Kitchen Cabinet YO U H AVE NOT A TICKET CALL A T OU R STORE for one and Detailed
far north where they have been o f his near departure, will be oc­
inform ation.
offered school work by the cupied Sunday with his own
farewell
services.
Government.
The boys o f the Christian Bible
Mrs. Anna Fogle, who is some­
School
met at the office of C. J.
thing o f a chicken fancier, reports
a Buff Orpington pullet hatched Leavitt a tew evenings ago and
March 15, which began to lay organised a patrol o f Boys
July 19 and after laying 18 eggs Scouts. C. 8 . Sloan was chosen
volunteered to begin family life leader and L i n d e n Leavitt,
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by offering her services for secretary. All boys between the
400 FIRST STREET.
NEWBERG, OREGON
ages
of
twelve
and
eighteen,
and
incubator purposes. If anyone
good moral character, are
can beat this'fscoitf Mrs. Fbgle
eligible
for membership.
will be glad to hear from them
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