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THE NEWBERQ ORAPhIC
WUl E. and Ollie J. Purdy hav­
ing leased their Laurel Cottage
hotel to H. B. Laughlin, o f Port­
land, lor one year have gone
back on their Laurel Farm at
West Butteville tor the summer.
Mr. Purdy anticipates building
on his corner lot, First and Ed­
Dr.’s Stuart and Ranck are wards streets during the summer.
both preparing to leave Newberg,
Frank E. Osborne, who lives
Dr. Stuart Tf will locate in Port-
across the river in Marion coun­
land.
'
ty was in the Graphic office on
Wallace & Son, proprietors of
business one day this week stated
the Fair store, have opened a
that the Donald Belgian Horse
branch store at Sheridan which
Co. had a new horse that was
is in charge o f the younger Mr.
one of the largest ot the Belgian
Wallace.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creson, breed in the country.
Mrs. Pauline Moore Riley,
of Portland, are visiting at the
worthy
grand matron o f Oregon,
home o f Mrs. Creson’s parents,
order
of
Eastern Star, paid an
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Craven west
official visit to Newberg Chapter
o f Newberg.
Work was b e g u n Tuesday No. 55, on Friday evening last.
morning on the city end o f the While in tow n Mrs. Riley was
new pipe line at the corner of the guest o f her friend, M rs. W. W.
First and School streets by a Nelson, who accompanied her to
force ot twenty men and is pro­ Dayton and Dallas.
The Civic Improvement Club
gressing nicely.
Miss Margaret Hodge, who will meet at Commercial Club
was down from Salem last Sun­ Parlor, pn Friday at 2:30. All
day, sang a solo, “ Beautiful ladies are invited to be present as
Lilies,’* at the Friends church in plans are to be perfected for our
her sweet voice which is always Annual Rose Day. By order of
President Annie McDonald.
appreciated.
Verona H. Nelson,
On Wednesday evening at the
Secretary.
home o f Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
Strait, the parents o f the bride,
H. S. Hulin and family left here
occured the marriage o f Miss the first o f the week for Santa
Belva Strait and Frank L. Hill, Cruz, California. The daughter
Rev. S. W. Potter officiating.
has been in poor health tor sev­
A news note in the Evening eral months and they went hop­
Telegram says one ot the little ing for benificial results from the
sons o f Rev. Herbert Cash, who change. Mr. Hulin will return
is now located at Pendleton, was in a short time to look after his
run down by an automobile in interests here.
that city last Sunday and severe­
On Saturday, April 20, the U.
ly injured.
S. Civil Service Commission will
J. A. George has moved to his hold an examination for rural
farm in the Chehalem Center mail carriers in Newberg. Any­
neighborhood which he bought one who may be interested can
o f Rev. T. E. Hockett. He has obtain all the desired informa­
rented his property on the cor­ tion relative to the examination
ner of Fourth a n d Meridian by applying to the postmaster,
streets to C. R. Williams.
C. p. Wilson.
Sheriff W att Henderson was in
Rev. F. S. Hollett and daugh­
tow n Tuesday looking
ter, Maida, o f Williston, North
fences. W att is one candidate Dakota, while on a pleasure trip
who always has the
throughout the States and Can­
and hand-shake the year round. ada, spent Saturday at the home
His is the
o f L. J. Seeley. They also visited
off” after
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J. B. Northrop and Chas. Grover.
Mrs. Ann B. Lamb who had Miss Vera Seeley accompanied
been here from Berkeley, Cali­ Rev. Hollett and daughter to
fornia, visiting her daughter, Portland Saturday evening, re­
Mrs. W. E. Wight, left hastily on turning home Sunday morning.
last Thursday in response to a- The Carey property which was
letter giving information o f the condemned by the city for thè
sickness o f a grand-child in Lake purpose o f extending Center
County.
street is being vacated. Charley
Geo. C. Ritchey, pastor of Butler and family who occupied
Christian Tabernacle, was called the house, has moved to the C.
to conduct evangelistic services R. Williams property and the
in the Rodney Avenue Christian old house is being moved to an
church, Portland, but declined adjoining lot by A. T. McNay
on account o f the needs and the who bought it.
present w ork-in his own field of
Mr.'and Mrs. D. C. Robbins,
labor.
o f Oregon City, were in Newberg
The Brotherhood o f American Tuesday visiting with Mr. and
Yoemen hold their next meeting Mrs. George L. Kelty and taking
in the new Odd Fellows hall Fri­ their first look at Newberg. All
day evening. Mr. W. A. Bullock, they had previously seen o f our
State Manager, o f Salem, will be city had been the view they got
present with about thirty mem­ from passing trains, and they
bers from Salem to put on the were very agreeably surprised in
drgree work.
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looking the city over and noting
Mrs. Ruth Heston who spent our substantial improvements.
the Winter at the home o f her
A cousin of Howard Williams,
brother at Redlands, California, a gentleman named Wilson, has
came home last week. Her been in Newberg for several days
niece, Miss Elizabeth Pearson, visiting and looking at the coun­
who spent the Summer in New­ try. He has lived in Houston,
berg tw o years ago, > came home Texas for many years, where he
with her and win remain for held the position o f tax collector
several months. Mrs. Heston but he left there sometime ago
says this is the fourth Winter on account o f the health of a
she has spent in California and daughter. For the present they
she found it by for the most dis­ are stopping in Ashland, but he
agreeable one she has experienced. is out looking for a location. I le
It has been exceedingly dry but is very favorably impressed with
cold and raw. She is delighted this section.
to get home again.
Some one out on Rural Route
The Haward family that lived 2 has a new idea for meeting the
at Springbrook a few years ago postal requirements. Not being
where they made an unsavory supplied with one cent stamps
reputation, the boys being ac­ and desiring to post tw o souvenir
cused o f committing numerous cards, a tw o cent stamp was
thefts, are in the lime light at very accurately cut diagonally
Vancouver, Washington, where from one corner to the other,
they are now living. One night one half placed on one card and
the first o f the week the husband the other half on another card
and father was shot" and instant­ and the cards placed in the mail
ly killed while they were engaged box. It looks o f course like the
in a family row. Just who did government was being properly
the shooting is not known by re-imbursed for carrying the
the public, but the newspaper missives, but heartless Uncle
accounts make it appear that Sam refused to accept the offer-
one o f the sons did it. <•
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A. B. Moore was in McMinn­
ville on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonis Hadley, of
Dayton, were in Newberg Mon­
day.
Thomas Blaylock went to Sa­
lem Tuesday where he has a case
in court.
Hon. A. G. Beals, ofTillamook,
was in Newberg on business
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Hin-
shaw, of Marion, spent last Sun­
day in Newberg.
Miss Constance Ewing, o f
Portland, visited in tow n last
Sunday with Mrs. W. E. Terrell.
J. C. McCrea who had a seri­
ous attack o f pneumonia a short
time ago is able to be out again.
Mrs. John S. Rankin and chil­
dren were in Portland last Sun­
day visiting at the home o f her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook have
"been up from Portland during
the week. He is continuing his
Pharmacy course and will finish
in May.
Prof. Ralph W. Rees, o f O. A.
CM was here a day or tw o last
week and on Friday night at­
tended the opening o f the new
library building.
P. A. Lockwood, a young man
who is a civil engineer and whose
home is in Corvallis, was in New­
berg last Monday looking for a
permanent location.
Mrs. L. C. Simms, o f Hood
River, with her tw o children,
Wallace and Alice, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Wallace, at the Imperial hotel.
Isaac Hinshaw who had been
failing for several weeks, died on
Wednesday at 4 o ’clock. Fu-
' neral services Friday at 2 p.m.
at Friends church. Further no­
tice will bejjmade next week.
Virgil Morgan, nephew o f Mrs.
A. E. Moore and E. H. W ood­
ward, whose home is in Whit­
man County, Washington, is
here for a short visit. He is on
his way home from a trip to
California.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at
the home ot Mrs. J. H. Wilson
Wednesday, April 10. The lead­
er o f the meeting will be Mrs.
M y r t l e Hollingsworth. T h e
subject will be “ The value ol
contest Work. All friends are
cordially invited.
It is not customary to esti­
mate the product o f the poultry
yard by the bushel, but James
Lewelling says he is now getting
from thirty-five to forty dozen
eggs a day, and he has it figured
out that this is at the rate of
forty bushels o f eggs a month.
He is getting twenty cents a
dozen.
Miss Gertrude Espey, recently
from Kansas City, Missouri,
and E. G.| Espey, o f Portland,
the former a cousin and the lat­
ter an uncle of Dr. Alice Bowers,
spent last Saturday and Sunday
at the Bowers suburban home.
The visitors were shown about
Newberg and were given a birds-
eye view o f the valley from the
heights of Chehalem mountain,
all o f which gave them great
pleasure and delight.
In response to the call the fol­
lowing persons lent a helping
hand toward cleaning up the
park grounds: Rev. J. F. Lyons,
Dr. Geo. Larkin, A. H. Dicker-
man, C. S. McNay, J. S. B. Me-
Nay, C. H. McNay, A. J. Dicker-
man, Dr. Littlefield, W. W. Hol­
lingsworth, Mr. Pulsky. D. A.
Hart and the Newberg Paint Co.
furnished paint and stains and
the d ty the use of a team.
Virgil Whitlaw left here on
Wednesday o f last week on an
extended trip to California for
the benefit of his health.
Rev. C. T. Whittlesey and
family are again located on their
fruit farm near Springbrook. He
has been pastor of the Presby­
terian church at Eugene for three
years. During the coming year
he will do missionary work for
the church in Yamhill County.
Tracey McSherry got i n t o
trouble again the first o f the
week and is now languishing in
the county jail. He was fined
for drunkenness a short time ago,
but was allowed to go on his
promise that he would go to
work and earn the money and
pay the fine of $10. He had
failed to make good and Mar­
shal Thomas again placed him
unde( arrest on Monday. At
this he took grievous offense and
in conversation with M a y o r
Gordon is said to have made
threats that he would “ get even”
with the latter. He was searched
by the marshal and a big knife
was found up his sleeve. On
Tuesday morning he was ar­
raigned before Judge Linnville
who gave him a sentence o f
thirty days in jail and a fine of
$50.
The Hom e of
the
H art, Schaff-
ner & M arx
Clothes
Y ou 're going to buy
a suit this spring. If
you're as wise as
you think you are it
will be a
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
suit. You can't buy —■
any better clothes,
c o r r e c t styles, all
w ool q u a l i t y , fíne
tailoring, late ideas
in m o d e l s , n e w
weaves, new colors,
new patterns and
satisfaction guaran­
teed. Prices up to
$ 25.00
Miller Mercantile Co.
TWIN STATE CONVENTIONS
The Oregon State Sunday
School Convention will be held
in sections this year, the first at
McMinnville, April 22-24, and
the second at Pendlton, April 25
and 26.
The list o f speakers is a long
one, including Mrs. Mary Foster
Bryner, o f Chicago; E. C. Knapp,
o f Spokane; Geo. T. Pratt, Seat­
tle, and many other noted Sun­
day School workers.
Announcement
I have opened in the Hodson
Bros. Clothing Store a cleaning
and tailoring department and
wish to meet all o f my former
friends there, where I will en­
deavor in the same pleasing and
obliging way to meet your de­
mands that may come to this
most excellent department.
Your measure taken for
the famous
SOMETHING WORTH WHILE
Prof. A. C. Stanbrough has ar­
ranged with an Eastern Lecture
Bureau to secure an unusually
attractive program for April 11.
At this lecture demonstrations
will be given with Radium,
Liquid Air, and Wireless Tele­
graph. We read a great deal
about these, but comparatively
few have ever seen the wonderful
metal that emanates light, heat,
and energy with no apparent
loss to itself, and seems able to
continue doing so forever. When
science learns how to control its
radiations there will be unlimited
possibilities for radium in medi­
cine and surgery. Interesting
and instructive experiments with
liquid air will be performed
showing its oxidizing power and
the effects o f the intense cold, its
temperature being 312 degrees
below zero. Besides illustrating
the sending of messages, many
other experiments with wireless,
such as firing a cannon, starting
a motor, etc., will be performed.
People in town who have heard
Prof. Patty in the East assure us
that this will be one of the best
entertainments ever offered in
Newberg.
Tickets on sale at Parlor Phar­
macy and Lynn B. Ferguson’s
drugstore.
Lamm & Co. Suits
G. O. K E E N E Y
The Clothing and Hat Bargains at the
old reliable clothing house.
Only 5 More Days o f Bargain Sale
G oods are going rapidly. O nly a few $25 Suits
left for $15. A few $12.00, special price suits.
Buy now.
The Sale will Close April 10th, 1912
N ew berg A pplegrow ers Union.
A meeting of the Newberg
Applegrowers Union is called for
this, Thursday evening, 8 o ’clock
at the Commercial club rooms to
consider the dissolution o f the
corporation. This meeting is
very important and every mem­
ber should be present or send
proxy. The Corporation Laws
demand that some action must
be taken at once and a majority
of all stock issued must be repre­
sented.
J. D. Gordon, Pres.
By J. H. Rees, Sec.
R E N T E R ! Take Noticei
WHY NOT PAY YOUR WENT TO YOURSELF?
HERE IT IS:
$1800.
A 7-room house end 2 big lots; close in; fine corner.
Price
$800 DOWN, balance either 120.00 per month or in five
equal annual payments at 6 per cent per annum.
April 16 will allow
I f taken on or before
Qfifo Di SCOLI l i t
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