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THE NEWBERO GRAPHIC
^Locals and Personals!
Arrival «ml Departure o f Pas-
Cards are out, announcing the
Mncer Train».
marriage o f George Archie Mar­
tin and Miss Flora Sara Batson,
T fa ia . far PartUaS
which was solemnized at Astoria
9:06 A.
6:86 A. M.
last Monday evening, Rev. W. S.
11:15 A.
8:42 A. M.
Gilbert officiating.
They will
5:40 P.
1:00 P. M.
be at home in Newberg, March 1.
7:20 P.
4:22 P. M.
Mrs. Henry Thorne returned
home Monday evening from
E. S. Craven was up from
Pendleton, where she visited tor
Portland Wednesday.
several weeks with her children.
W. J. Stater, of McMinnville, She was accompanied home by
•> was in Newberg Monday.
her mother, Mrs. J. S. White who
Wm. Hendershott, a- former will remain with her tor some
Newberg man was up from Port­ time.
land Tuesday.
L. S. Otis is expecting a ship­
Levi M. Gilbert was down ment of peach trees which he
from Salem last Sunday visiting ordered from Japan some time
with his parents.
ago to arrive soonc The trees
Miss Edna Forsyth has been set on his farm tw o years ago
at home from Portland on a by the Japanese, who have a
lease on several acres, are doing
visit for several days.
J. E. Gratke was up from Port- well and a crop o f peaches is ex­
• land Tuesday looking after his pected the coming season.
Mrs. M. P. Elliott, who has
interests up the valley.
Rev. H. H. Keim left on a trip had trouble with one of her feet
out touth last week in the in­ for tw o years or more, was taken
to a Salem hospital for a second
terest o f tlie Brethren church.
Mrs. Stuart, the mother of operation and on Wednesday the
Mrs. John S. Rankin, was up foot was amputated at the ankle.
from Portland on a visit last Word has come that she stood
the operation well and her friends
Sunday.
hope it will prove successful.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Shaver
Rev. Charles W. Kindley, form­
went to Salem Wednesday where
they think it is probable they erly from Hardin County, Iowa,
but whose home is in Colorado,
will locate.
some fifty miles from Denver,
Mrs. Gus Pool was up from where he isholdinjgdownaclaim,
Portland the first of the week,
attended Friends quarterly meet­
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
ing here, and on Sunday night,
M. McDonald.
though seventy-eight years old,
Harry Perkins was up from preached a vigorous sermon.
Portland, visiting with his par­ He is visiting a grandson. in
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perkins, Portland. >
the first of the week.
Attorney Charles W. Corby is
Don’t fail to hear Evangelist arranging to locate in Portland
Culver sing at the Baptist church about the first o f March, where
Sunday morning and evening. he will engage in the real Mtate
Also,every night next week. # business with H. M. Abbott and
The Southern Pacific has filed another gentleman.
He will
with Recorder Nelson an accep­ take care o f the legal end o f the
tance of the street franchises business. Mr. and Mrs. Corby
granted by the city a short time have made many friends during
their stay in Newberg who will
ago.
H.. M. Abbott and his daugh­ regret to see them go,
ter, Mrs. Ed. Dunbar, were up
Mrs. Lewis B. Dawlev was in
from Portland last Sunday, visit­ Newberg last Sunday visiting
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gil- her cousin, J ohn Barer oft. When
she resided here she was known
lett.
Mrs. Bird Partridge was up as Miss Jessie B. Horton. Since
from Portland the first o f the her marriage she has been living
week, visiting at the home of her in San Diego, California, but has
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. been in Portland recently look-
in / after some profitable real
.Nelson.
Tom Herd went to Portland estate investments she made
last Sunday to see George there several years ago. „
On Monday S. P. Timberlake,
Howie, who is in the hospital
recovering from an operation for representing the Newberg Trans­
fer Co., was fined $5 in the Re­
appendicitis.
corders’ court, the charge being
President Levi T. Pennington
a violation o f the Sunday closing
fpent Monday in Portland and
ordinance by hauling baggage
'Salem in the interest o f Pacific
to the train last Sunday morn­
C o lle g e . He returned h o m e
ing. As the Graphic goes to
"Tuesday morning.
press H. O. VanOsdel is having a
Mrs. Grace Dowd and little jury trial on a* charge o f keeping
•one were up from Portland to his confectionery open on Sun­
spend Sunday at the home o f her day.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L R.
Welton, Kibbe& Cochran, gen­
»Craven west o f Newberg.
eral contractors, o f Portland,
Rev. John F Hanson, o f Port­ who were awarded the contract
land, attended Friends quarterly for the pipe line for the additional
meeting here last Saturday and water system for the city began
Sunday. At the Sunday morn- work at the springs Wednesday.
ting service he preached the ser­ They expect to work about fif­
teen men to start with and later
mon.
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Gus Morris, who was located will employ about forty. They
at Dundee several years ago as announce that they will employ
train dispatcher, but who is now Newberg people exclusively if
Assistant Superintendent o f the they can get them, and those who
Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, desire work may apply to the
foreman at the springs.
was in Newberg Wednesday.
The library benefit given on
Judge Vine Pearce and Com­
Friday and Saturday nights o f
missioners, Cummins and Cal­
last week, when the opera Pina­
kins met the members o f the
fore was presented by local tal­
Marion County court here at the
ent, was well patronized and
Imperial hotel on last Saturday
after all bills were paid $50 re­
in conference over some joint
mained in the treasury. The cast
road matters.
of characters and an outline qf
Work on the Odd Fellows the opera have twice been pub­
building is progressing nicely lished in the Graphic and a repe­
and will soon be ready for the tition is not necessary. Many
roof. The ground floor has been favorable comments on the en­
leased to L. M. Parker who tertainment have been heard and
contemplates opening np a those who took part have reason
, general merchandise store.
to feel satisfied with the results.
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A reception was given by Mrs.
W. C. Reuter at the parsonage
February 10, to the old and new
officers of the M. E. Aid society.
The time was spent with needle
work in a social way. A dainty
luncheon was served in the din­
ing room. All the officers were
present and report a very pleas­
ant time.
Those who were privileged to
hear Mrs. Bessie Lathe Scovell
at the Baptist church on Tues­
day evening, speak in the highest
terms of the lecture, and say that
Newberg has paid large sums to
popular lecturers in the past
who were not nearly as good
speakers as Mrs. Scovell, while
her lecture was free.
In announcing th e officers
elected for the Jackson Democrat­
ic Club last week, by a slip o f
the pencil the name o f Samuel
Parrett was written as treasur­
er in place o f Samuel Parrish.
Had it been a Lincoln Republi­
can Club it would have been all
right, but as it was, Mr. Parrett
had a good many questions to
answer, relative to his present
political affiliations, on account
of the mistake. Then on the
other hand Mr. Parrish may
have felt aggreiyed on account
o f his being robbed o f the honor.
The Graphic promises not to do
it again.
W. B. Fine arrived home the
latter part o f last week after
having spent six weeks on a vaca­
tion, during which he visited his,
parents at the old home in Ten­
nessee. He went by way o f Los
Angeles and in Arizona found the
weather so warm he could not
ride on the rear platform with
comfort, but a little later ran in­
to twenty-below-zero weather
in Kansas. Arriving in Chicago
he found the weather so cold he
could not get out with any de­
gree o f comfort and consequently
cut his visit there short and left
for the Southland, where be spent
his time around the fire visiting
with his parents and friends.
The South don’t compare at all
with the West in his estimation
and he is glad to be at home in
Oregon again.
DUNDEE
Roe Robison attended the clos­
ing week o f the Farmer’s Short
Course at the Oregon Agricultur­
al College.
Mrs. K. D. Hatch and Mrs.
Roe Robison spent a few days in
Newberg last week.
Miss Bertjia A. Reed spent part
o f her spring vacation at Green­
wood, her Otterbrook Orchard
home.
An interesting meeting o f the
Dundee Fruit Growers’ Associa­
tion was held Saturday evening,
the subject for discussion being
“ Spraying.”
Work is underway on the new
home which Reinhart Groth is
building near the Groth hard­
ware store. ,
Thomas Prince has sold the
cemetery hill orchard and seven­
teen acres just below it and it is
reported that the new owners
will erect three houses on the
property as soon as weather
conditions permit.
Word comes from Salem that
Gr&ndpa Keyes, who is visiting
his daughters, is a t t e n d in g
dances. How is that for a
youngster of eighty-one?
Mrs. Elvin S. Greer entertained
the ladies of the Red Hills on
Tuesday.
PACIFIC COLLEGE
P rof Hawkins attended the C.
E. convention at Salem over
Saturday and Sunday. While
away he refereed a basketball
game between McMinnville and
Chemawa. McMinnville w a s
badly beaten.
Mrs. O.J.Sherman, of Portland,
and Mrs. Seth Mills, ofNewberg,
visited college on Friday.
Mr. Uriah Cook visited his
grandson, Leo B. Ryes, last Sat­
urday.
The home team played at Che­
mawa Friday night. They were
defeated by a score o f 26 to 8.
The team goes to Forest Grove
next Friday.
We are glad to welcome Miss
Ruth Hinshaw as a new student.
Miss May Jenkins, o f Rex, was
a visitor at college on Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Laythe Scovell
spoke in chapel on Wednesday
morning on temperance instruc­
tion in colleges.
The Ladies Auxiliary is furnish­
ing a faculty rest room. They
added a beautiful new rug this
week.
Pres. Pennington addressed
the State C. E. convention at
Salem last Friday.
A meeting o f all students inter­
ested in debate 4vas called Tues­
day to begin study on the ques­
tion of arbitration of labor prob­
lems by a board. We will debate
with McMinnville on this ques­
tion. It has not yet been decided
which side we will have. Neither
has the exact statement of the
question been agreed u p o n .
There are four colleges in the
league this year, Willamette, Al­
bany, McMinnville and Pacific.
Miller Mercantile Co.
Spring Goods
Arriving
Elegant patterns in Ginghams and
Aberdeen Tissues.
New line o f Silk W aistings and Silk
Suit Patterns.
O u r January Sale has reduced our stock so that
w e are required to replace it with a large assort­
m ent o f new goods in every departm ent.
FROM FERNWOOD
Mrs. Ethel Maclnirney and
little one, o f Portland, are visit­
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Walter.
Mr. M. J. Conrad was given a
complete surprise last Thursday
eveningby about thirteen families
of the neighborhood. The ladies
furnished ten large cakes. The
evening was spent in a social
way. Cake and cocoa were
served about eleven o ’clock, after
which the people returned home
with the feeling that Mr. Conrad
had proved himself quite an en­
tertaining host.
Mrs. C. H. Coates and little
Charles are visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Jtadd.
A number o f Fernwood young
folks attended a birthday party
in Newberg given in honor o f
Miss Neva Ritchey Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Lillie Schick spent the
day in Newberg Friday, visiting
and shopping.
Regardless of the heavy rain
storm Saturday evening a large
crowd attended the literary
society. The principal feature
of interest was the mock trial in
which Mr. J. Guild was tried for
stealing cabbages; after a short
deliberation the jury acquitted
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Brouillette visited
in Newberg Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Boyes.
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Mr. John Groff is getting ready
for planting time by clearing
more land.
Has Cost You M oney
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
That Is Not All
Don’t forget the School Of­
ficers’ Meeting Saturday, Febru­
ary. 17, Governor West will
speak.
Teachers will meet in Sheridan
Saturday, February 24. Even­
ing progrhm by Pacific Col­
lege. Go up on the morning
train, February 24. Meeting
opens at 11 a.m. Willaminahas
organized a one hundred club.
Only those who make 100 per
cent in spelling every day, and
the supervisor and county super­
intendent can belong.
That is what Prof. Lowe says,
and he is the promoter. No. 8
will organize the second club of
thè kind. Who will be the next?
Let us get into this contest in
earnest. Next week we will pub­
lish all averages over 9 0 percent.
Get your school into line for
letter spelling. LaFayette, Nos.
2 Ì, 8, 84 and 14, are the latest
to give a unanimous promise for
the School Fair. 1200 in­
dividual exhibits are now in
sight.
Your life may depend upon i t That is wjiy
you should be persistent in having it filled by a
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