Newberg graphic., September 21, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

THE NEWBCRq GRAPHIC, Sept. » I, ip.|
EssaaBpampaaoa^^
Mr. and M rs. E. R. H orton
came up from Portland Wednes­ SSI
d ay evening for a visit w ith A1
bert Clayson and his mother.
: Locals and 1
Miss Jessie Gardner visited w ith
her sister, M rs. C. J. Hoskins at
McMinnville W e d n e s d a y and
sa w the baby show at the fair.
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B. G. ¡Lidhtenthaler made a
J. C. Gregory is preparing to
Miss Hallie Stukey,ofStayton,
business trip to C o r v a l l i s
move to Ellensburg, W ashing- a former student in the college,
Wednesday.
ton.
,
spent last Sunday in New berg,
M r. and M rs. Peter B ash aw
o days
the
i«t*n g w ith Miss Gladys H an
-rm r .ir, frnr» TW I I^- l -I f
•" * Dale Butt spent
" P « 1 tw
* tWO
dayS
the v VlHin
rat * nf
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— n .
w ^ f r o o , P o r t U » d for a via- fin
o f ft.«
.hr ——«-
w « k , - v • i s i t » , with
»o
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lire . W ill G. Allen and chil-
d e » were d ow n from Salem
Wedneeday tor an anto tnp.
M r. and M rs. J. H. Sargent, of
Inend, in Portland.
.M i m J o k * George i, a t home
Erw in Pea«e h a , gone to M e- I™ 1» Portland where ibe ia tak.
Minnville
to w ork in the N ew w in * a n o r » ’, c o u r t, and w d l re-
Reporter
office for hi. former main for a vacation oi three
employer, R. M . Rosensteel.
weeks.
m tow n visiting
w ith M r.an d M rs. H. A. Diamond.
Lindsay Dudley w a s out from
Portland last Saturday visiting
- J. F. Ridenour went totheC as-
Ladies w ill sell home made
cade Locks the first o f the week cakes, pies, candy, etc., at Nash
to visit his sister and attend a and Finley’s store Saturday,
wedding.
M
Sept. 30.
Remember the time
some o f hi* former schoolmates.
Attorney
Ore
L.
Price an<j and place.
O. J. Hobson came out from family were up from Portland to
Mrs. M. f. Henderson and
Portland Wednesday to do some »pend Sunday with bis father, Mrs. J. A. Sheffield of Portland
surveying for N. C. Christenson. James Price.
’ were the guests o f M rs. D, D.
Sandy Forsyth and family,
M r. and Mrs. Stewart, o f Port- Conlson and her mother, Mrs.
former residents o f Newberg, land, spent Sunday in Newberg, Fordjrce on Wednesday
in tow n during the visiting their daughter, Mrs.
‘ * meeting
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second * quarterly
John S. Rankin.
o f the Free Methodist chtircb
Carrie Brouillette arrived
Mrs. George B. Conklin and will be held at the church on
a few days ag o from her children are out from Portland, N orth M ain street Sept. *29.
with relatives in Tacoma visiting with her parents, M r Rev. W . N . Cofire, District Ekfcr,
will preside. All are invited. #
and Mrs. Joseph H all.’
Motschen
backer, oi
of
, ... ,
. Bell went
"
- to Port-1 Vernon ’—
I.ewicuatan-,
L . W. Nordyke w h o recently
land Wednesday expecting to re- Klam ath Falls, spent a d a y in returned from Io w a w ith his
main m case she finds a satisiac- tow n the first o f the week before fami,y. w a s in N ew berg Wedaes-
tory position.
g o in g to Eugene to take op fifa daJ and while here barg&inedfor
the M
M
Hoskins
H . C. H urd left here on M on- w ork in the University.
u rs.
”
* * atild
-* :u a
- u
— u.-— fruit i
farm
at
Springbrook.
d ay for L os Angeles on a busi-
M r. and M rs. M a tt D ow ning
W UNDER
HOSE
G UA RA N TEED
W e have secured the agency for the W u n d er H ose in
N ew berg.
I t is unquestionably the greatest line
hosiery in the w orld.
It
of
took the manufacturers 14
years to make W u n d er Hose good enough to guarantee.
THIS IS THEIR GUARANTEE
That four pairs of the W under Hose, if worn alternately will
not h are to be darned or mended in the toes, heel or soul for four
| »months from date o f purchase, and should any pair o f W under
P H l s e thus worn need darning in die foot in the specified time each
• and every pair will be replaced with a new pair free o f charge.
W h en sold under the guarantee they must be bought
by the box—
FOUR PAIRS FOR $1.0p.
1
Miller M e
While the Henry H agey thresh-
ness trip, expecting to be gone camc out from Portland last
t w o or three weeks.
Saturday for a visit a t the home Iin* outfit w a s held up a t the
M re and M rs. John Baker, from oi Mrs. D ow ning’s parents, M r. | Abernathy farm duringthe rainy
^ I W . A. K in g and L . G. Knee- performances, the first of which
human masters; for a beast m ay
weather, somebody helped them- shaw made a business trip by
Marysville,
Missouri, former and M r*. M arion George,
w ill begin prom ptly a t t w o
be
untamable, but still yield,
friends of W m . Clemmens, are in
F - H. Caldwell and family «who selves to the grocery supplies auto to Dallas today, Thursday, o ’clock in the afternoon, and the
under
human dominion, to train­
Sam Anthes w h o had been second a t eight in the evening."
tow n.
M rs. Baker is related to had been visiting a t the home of from the cook w a g o n to the
ing.
laid up tor nearly a month, ap-
the Allumbaughs.
C. C. Ferguson for a week or amount of about $10.
O f course, there w ill be a
The only troupe o f performing
C. F. Butler went to McMinn- pea red on the streets Tuesday parade, but it is not to be one o f
M rs. Melvin Hoffman, with her mof*f left for their home at On-
Royal Bengal tigers, the sanfe
ville Wednesday where he acted and although his clothing hung
children Ozroe and Wilma, left tar>° the first o f the week.
the ordinary spectacles associ - 1 representing an expenditure ot
.„ ju
u g c of.
UI poultry a t the
tne fair,
mtr. rather
ratuer loosely he w a s able to
w
as
judge
for McMinnville M onday tor a
A .¡ar* e “ “ ber
N ew berg exhibitors in this de- cast a fairly respectable shadow. ated w ith the familiar circus- In-1 $20,000, that is know n in the
stead, this pageant, upon which
United States is offered b y A1 G«‘
week’s visit with her brother,
^ .Sch<^°1 partment were C. A. HoffSBn,
Arthur Benson arrived home
F
air
at
McMinnville
during
the
Prof. R. Hutchens.
m any thousands o f dollars have
Barnes. There is one other, but
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Samuel Atkinson, Ralph B utt from the harvest fields o f East-
been expended in excess of the
M rs. Em m a Moore, the wife of week and they all bring back
th
at is a troupe ow ned’ : and
and C. F. Butler, th
| em Oregon last Saturday report usual amount ‘ invested b y an
Dr. J. B. M oore, o f Modesto, go o d reports ot the exhibits
operated for the pleasure of the
Butler’s birds were npt
made.
a go
amusement enterprise
o f WU
the
size
O I o d season’s
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wm — rn He o said
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^California, visited w ith A. E.
M
ah araja h o f Ceylon- These
in competition, o w in g to
helped harvest wheat th at and importance
_____ of - the
. . . — - Al G. •
J. A. Orchard, a brother-in-
M oore and family west of town
fierce
beasts d o remarkable tricks
ing judge.
made an average o f 60 bushels Barnes organization, w ill include
u m of
ui the
me week.
n n ..
a w o f N. F. Byers, w a s up from .
the first
in the steel arena, and their siae
A goodly number of the P
per acre.
many features entirely new.
M rs. Eliza Case o f Eagle Creek, Port,and |a»t M on d ay looking . A * ood,y nam ber ot the I
and sinuous grace is such th at
w
___ gath
________ y F. H . Brown" and family which
The A1 G. Barnes is the only-
M arion county, w ho had been *o r a location for business
he ° ^ ter' an congregation
m any artists throughout the
,
,
at
the
station
Tuesday
evening
includes
M
rs.
B
row
n
,
f
o
u
r
real
w ild anim al circus in the
in N ew berg tor three weeks vis- ** «p e c te d to return soon
T
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country have used them as
and to welcome home
ho daughters
and one
riting with M rs. Emma Bell, re- 8Cttlelie,t*
.
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- son, arrived w o rld . There are other combina­ models.
relatives
days a
g o
o from
from Peta-
Peta- tions th at advertise trained
turned to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. H ollingsworth w h o „
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relatives in
in iiere
here a
a few
few days
ag
Miss Olive Parkins, daughter ^ad been *ick for some time w as
& otf J or9^ rera^ weeks, luma, California, and have rented animals as an adjunct to then- METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
exhibitions, but Barnes is the
rs. Wm.
W m . Perkins.
the first
first of
o f Mrs!
^ „ H
r Z o 'T w i a ^ W George
of Mr. and
and M
Mrs.
Perkins, taken to Portland
Portland the
^ o W i Best,
^ T ’ the C .J.
J ‘ M onk property
^
° on
D ' Tenth
'T
only one presenting a perform­
Next Sabbath a t 11 a. m., pro­
left here on Tuesday morning for * * * * ^ for rarfPcal treatment. ^ rg w » r
.
,
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ance lasting t w o hours which is motion exercises o f the Sabbath
Bozeman, M ontana where she S.he 18
to be getting Theodore ^ J ^ d ^ h t e r Bertfa
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v p v i vo
u r e jr
ttY C
w ill teach music the coming a,on* weU « * * the onem tio«
° d ° re - —
and
daughter, Bertie, « reports
they U have
had o f the given entirely by 300 trained school. A t 7:30 p. m., Rev.
Misses
ip
.
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r
.
Elliott
has
sold
his
feed
tow
n
as
a
healthful
locatioh
and animals from the jungles and Ezra Hayes, chaplain o f the
The
year,
. Kuvkendflil
business to Frank Zum w alt who the school advantages which we wildernesses o f strange countries. Grand Arm y post in Newberg,
Charles K.
Charles
Hicks, formerly
j,
h ’ ft .
oi M r8' P - came to N ew berg last week to have to offer.
There are lions, tigers, bears, w ill preach.
Rev. H ayes is an
publisher o f the Independence
*
.
. ’
w»t*» look up a location for business.
N ew berg a u d i e n c e s
have leopards, p a n t h e r s , cheetas,
interesting speaker and a suc­
‘Enterprise, w a s in Newberg be- their .............
Charles,
their
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m»i pnrc|,aBer
i
—:n
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ni
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brother,
Charles,
their
new
w
in
take
learned
expect
something
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monkeys and other more familiar cessful preacher o f long experi­
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coumn M un Nina Baird u id L « p<M>« . „ i on a ,
a , he can g , t w orth while in the w a y o f enter- animals that perform marvels in
ence. Don’t fail to hear him. In
came . ______________
i l e w as out looking for a new Gnner
came f r o m
Vamhill | ¡ ^ f o m H , and houaehold effect, tainment offered by »he lyceum the w a y o f horsemanship, leap­
the “ sixties” he w ore the blue.
| Wednesday evening tor a visit.
hfre from EsL9tern Oregon.
Mr, course and they will not be dis- ing on and off the backs o f fleet
location.
L et us honor the men w ho
George W. Harrison went to e i'^r8‘
M arietta
a netta
Lew is,
of f Elliott w ill tarn his whole atten- appointed in the talent that has steeds as they travel at electrical
Mrs.
o
fought
our battles, saved the
A* l Z r V
* n • bis
l_ !lFT
_ « ltY • • ^ *
Creston, W ashington the first Springbrook,
home f HVNu
r N
o >V>
m cion
T “ ; ' farm
T “ north
WT o C,aUCn'in
l" , c n u n a i n a » r ----- ” - cuev travri at electrical
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— uuuiv
to
ft
o f the week and on con
Tuesday
as QorTamt
C °J vaIha Tuesday where she vis- which he says
farraJ
^ rth of his
town been booked for the course for | f P « d around the three big rings- Union and maintained the honor
tne w
nrsx
is needing
/ w as
- w —
.
.
_ Dr. A. J time.
which he says is needing his full | this season.
This course costs jum ping through
—- hoops
—x— ^ X “ e *v o f the grand old flag. Every-
Tuesday
jth a
her brother
married to Mrs. Almira Davis,
more money than any other and otherwise imitating the body invited.
° a Mills.
She found M rs. Mills
A. L . Davis,
formerly o f Peru, Indiana, n and
„
. an elderly
, , , gentle coarse that has ever been given human performer.
water of E. B. Ridgeway.
quite sick from nervous p r o * « - m in , canM. „ N ew b erg last week htr' ’,b a t | “ S i e v e d that the
Again, there are elephants that
E. CONFERENCE IN ffiSSMH
tion
over
th.
death
o
f
their
from
^
,
u
rn
W
n.hfogton
to
”
,U
su,ta,n
wrth
a
f
reproduce scenes in a barber shop
El. A. Hinshaw, Superintendent
«te
treatment from Marion ^
o f the-Salem, Falls City & West­ daughter.
w ith such humorous effect th at
The M . E. Conference for this
Rev. G. J. Rieker is home from George for an attack ol grip that •t®*00 ,,
" the audiences are kept in a con­ district is being held in Salem
ern Railroad, came dow n from
this week and the chickens may
stant ro ar of sincere laughter.
D a la s Thursday morning with the conference at L os Angeles he had been unable to shake off.
, W1
y
,
as well cross their legs and give
A particular feature o f the A1
his ton to make arrangements and says be has been assigned On Wednesday morning he left
Five “ ontb* a f ° ’
, 7 f rt
up the race.
From the local
for mission w o rk for the coming for his home much improved and Jacobson, a cousin of J. C arl N d G. Barnes B ig Three Ring W ild church D. C. Hannon w ill g o as
for tire latter to enter college.
, M r«. F ort, the wife o f Garret year with headquarters in th at said he had great faith in the s°a* ,e,t bis home in I enmark Animal Circus is the steel arena. a lay delegate w ith Ed Launer
The other dele-
In this stronghold are inclosed • as alternate.
Fort, started for Detroit, Mich­ city. He is uncertain as to the magnetic treatment given by and came t(> th^ land
tes are Mrs. U. S. G. Miller,
a
t
each
performance
the
most
time
o
f
his
departure
for
his
new
M
r.
George.
He
has
a
son,
Don
“
Star
Spangled
Banner,
igan, Wednesday morning where
r. and M rs. W . E. White, Mrs.
Davis, a prominent real estnte August 30 Mrs. Jacobson and untamable o f beasts and their
she will visit with relatives for field of work.
J. W . T rew and M. H. Pinney.
five children, ranging in ages
three or tour Weeks. In her ab­
“ The Counterfeiters,” a com- man . in Seattle, w ho, he said
from
t w o to eleven years, left
sence Mr. F o rt will keep bach­ e d j drama, will be given at the madf * * 00’000 ,n one dtal ,n
the fatherland to follow up the
opera house on Friday night. It t,dc *ands.
elor’s halL
is
said
to
be
a
thrilling
play,
full
W ithout any flourish o f trum­ husband and father w ho had
M ilt C ady who w as in town
Wednesday, bought fifteen good o f exciting incidents and good, pets, Ben Evans and Miss Ellen sent back a goodly report from
On last M onday even­
W ood bum p ar­ B. Eckerson went quietly to Oregon.
sized watermelons to take out as clean, comedy.
ing
the
brave
wom an arrived in
ties
are
back
o
f
the
company
McMinnville on last Saturday
a reward to hts crew of hop pick­
N
ew
berg
with
her flock all in
that
gives
the
play.
•
and were married. After spend­
ers for faithful service rendered.
good
health,
though
she w as
He said his crop w as harvested
Belden Clemmens w h o took the ing a tew days in Portland they
pretty tired from the exactions
w ithout damage.
prize o f $20 last year a t the rerurued home and have settled
incident
to the care of the chil­
An interesting letter from the School F air for the best boy’s d ow n to housekeeping on Ed­
COMPARATIVE S T A T E M E N T
dren
on
the
long journey. The
pen o f Lee Dadisman, formerly of exhibit o f farm and garden stuff, w ards street. Ben is a sturdy
children o f school age will be
Newberg, but now o f Kenedy, made an exhibit o f 125 varieties youth w h o grew up in Newberg
Deposits................
193,953.11 237,404.10
put in school after they have had
and is n ow
289.94457
L
„ p o rtn w with hi.
„
tjnK to
aia
Texas, will be found on second o f seeds and vegetables this week
Loans& Investm t’s 221,432.12 282,844.59
a little time to acquaint them-
w ith oo r language.
382,029.11
page. It w d l doubtless be read a t the School F air and w as lather, E. L. E v a n , in the plumb-
Cash & Exchange--
42,437.93
m g business where
he will
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67,162,76
7418472
•with interest by thoje w ho knew again aw arded the prize.
Total
Resources....
263.877.12
doubtless
make
good.
The
bride
349,957.55
406,213.83
M r. Dadisman here.
George Lea, o f Cottage Grove,
BARNES MONSTER SHOWS
has made many friends since
Klocfc and Williams have the has been aw arded the contract
coming to
N ew berg
a i%
few|
“T
different
_
_ tt
__ otally
uv 11 wm
any from anÿ-
contract for putting in the new for clearing out the grounds a t
W e invite accounts o f flffns and individuals.
months a g o and B en”is consid- thing you have ever seen before,
foot bridge over the canyon at the springs recently bought by
Interest on time deposits.
ered a lucky boy in making the
T h at is the keynote o f the suc-
the cemetery, the price being the city ot L. S. Otis and tor
catch he has. The young couple, ce*s o f the A1G. Barnes Big Three
J. L. Hoskins, President
$175. The public will be glad building a dam below the springs.
J. C. Coleord, Cashier
have the best wishes o f the com- R*°R W ild Animal Circus that
S.
L Parrett, Vice Pres.
to know that the long-needed He will begin at once ami clean
W . EL Crozer, Asst- Cash.
munity for a life o f wedded comes to N ew berg Tuesday,,
improvement is under way.
the basin of «11 stumps and mud.
hi js9
September 26, next, for M o n d a y ’
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United States Nat*L -Bank
o f Newberg
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