Newberg graphic., June 13, 1912, Page 5, Image 5

THE NEWBERO GRAPHIC
Arrival and Departure of Pas-
Trains.
Thanks to George Schatz for a
nice mess of new crop, Early,
Rose potatoes of large size.
J. J. Thurston, one of the own­
ers o f the Chehalem Valley Mills
is here from Suver on business.
Moses Votaw , formerly of
Newberg is here from Tacoma
attending Friends Yearly Meet­
ing.
J. J. Guild left here on Tuesday
w ith his family for Woodland,
Washington, where he h as
bought a dairy ranch o f 130
acres.
It is reported that the Oregon
Electric will begin laying track
in Newberg Monday, but the
statement has not been c o n ­
firmed.
‘
There will be Quarterly meet­
ing services at the Free Method­
ist church beginning Friday eve­
ning and lasting over Sunday.
All invited.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE
Sixty Pupils Complete Eighth
Grade and Nineteen Gradu­
ate From High School.
The Newberg public schools
closed last Friday after complet­
ing a very successful year. The
attendance, which was consider­
ably larger than last year, main­
tained a high average to the end
of the term. The scholarship re­
quirements for promotion have
been raised in harmotav with the
policy of the school that thor­
oughness is more important than
passing to the next grade.
Sixty-six pupils completed the
eighth grade examination and
nineteen graduated f r o m t h e
High School. The enrollment in
the High School has been almost
one-third larger than last year,
and this year’s class is fifty per
cent larger than any former class.
Surveyor Herring, o f McMinn­ The baccalaureate sermon to
ville, and M ilt Potter, of Sheri­ the class on Sunday preceeding
dan, were here a few days ago their graduation, given by Rev.
and with Wm. Clemmens were Chas. O. Whitely, was a scholar­
acting as viewers in a road case ly and practical discourse on
west o f town.
"The Parable of the Empty
Mrs. Jesse Crites and Miss Vir­ Mind.” Several of the churches
ginia Griffith, o f Hood River, vis­ of the town dismissed their eve­
ited here the first o f the week ning service and made it possible
with their friend, Miss Mabel for a very large audience to have
Beck, whom they knew at Wil­ the opportunity to hear this
mington, Ohio.
splendid address.
On Tuesday evening the Senior
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Riggs, Mr.
and Mrs. John Riggs, Mr. and C la s s Day e x e r c i s e s were
Mrs. J. W. H arritt and Mrs. held in the High School assembly
Stone, all of Salem, and Mr. and room where the following pro­
Mrs. J. G. Flook and daughter, gram was given:
Miss Ellen, o f Tigard, friends o f Vocal Solo......................Elmer Buehler
Rev. George C. Ritchey were here Class Prophecy............... Edna Dammon
Seniors’ Advice to Juniors....'Ida Olson
to attend services at the Chris­ Play—The Little Rebel
tian church last Sunday.
Class H isto ry ................. .....Nyna
One trouble you rind with most ready-made
clothes is that they don't keep their shape.
It is not so with
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
Miss Hazel Crozer of Salem, is
visiting at the home o f her uncle
W. R. Crozer, this week.
Trifattfcr
Mrs. E. A. Newby is here from
Salem attending commencement
with her sister, Miss Myrtle
They are made of A L L W O O L fabrics; thorough­
Gause.
ly shrunk; the tailoring in them is highest grade;
Col. J. B. Eddy o f the right-of-
the insides are as good as the outside. That is
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoskins w ay department of the Southern
why they keep their shape.
were down trom McMinville last Pacific, was in Newberg on busi­
ness last Saturday.
Sunday.
Mrs. Luella Buehler left on
Rev. F. M. George was out
Suits at
$18.00 and Up
Tuesday
for Connell, W a s h ­
from Portland on business for a
ington, where she w ill spend the
Other Suits at $10.00 and Up
. day last week.
summer with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Fox have
Florsheim Shoes
$4.50 & $5
Omer Gause and Russel Parker
gone to Clackamas where he will
are expecting to hike lor the har­
work on a farm
Utz
Dunn Shoes $2.50 to $4
vest fields of M orrow County as
B. C. Miles and family drove
soon as the grain is ripe.
down from Salem last Sunday to
Archie Campbell and family
attend baccalaureate services
came up from Sherwood Sunday
W ill Pool, of Portland, was in
to attend the baccalaureate ser­
Newberg last Sunday visiting
vices at Friends church.
with his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie White.
F. A. Morris went to Portland
F. H. Caldwell and family o f
last Sunday to hear David Starr
Ontario, have been here during
The Store o f H igh Grade Goods
Jordan deliver the baccalaureate
the week visiting at C. C. Fer­
address for Reed Institute.
at Moderate Prices
guson’s.
Miss Ethel Gunning, o f Mc­
, Mrs. Lenna Rinnard o f Mc­
Minnville, has been in t o w n
Minnville visited at the Langton
during the week visiting with
home the last o f the week, and
her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Taylor.
witnessed the Rose Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Mills and
Omer Moore, a former student
Mrs. Elizabeth Spaulding are
of the college, was over from
down trom Salem taking in the
Forest Grove the first of the
various festivities o f the week.
week attending commencement.
Miss Lena Smith o f Seattle,
Miss Isa Ralston was down
who is a sister o f Chris and Al­
from McMinnville Saturday to
ford Smith, is in town attending
visit her sister, Mrs. L. B. Fer­
A t the men’s meeting at the Burial o f the Relics
guson and attend the Rose Show. the commencement txercises of
Pacific College and m akingatw o Presbyterian church on last Sun­ Class W ill........................... Violet Craw
Miss Laura Hammer, who has
Class Song.
weeks’ visit with old friends.
day afternoon, Prof. A. C. Stan-
been teaching at Yamhill the
The various numbers were well
H. -S. Hulin, w'ho took Mrs. brough gave a very good talk,
past year, came over Tuesday to
rendered, special credit being'
Hulin and their daughter to his subject being, “ Am I my
see her friend, Florence Rees,
to those who took part in the
Santa Cruz, California, a few Brother’s Keeper.’’ This meet­
graduate.
play.
weeks ago, says he has favorable ing closed the series, but there is
On Friday evening the High
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Frost were
reports from them. The daugh­ some talk of arranging for other
H A W K S ’ C U T GLASS—
down from McMinnville W ednes-
School graduating exercises were
ter’s health is improving nicely. Sunday afternoon meetings, if
Fine
N ap py......................................................... ; ..................... $3.26
held in the Friends church. The
day. M rs. F rost ^s a sister of
They are now located at Boulder speakers can be secured.
Ross Newby o f the college grad­
program is given below.
Bowl............................................................................................ 3.26
Creek.
Forks, silver w t . . . ............................................................'•....... 9.00
On Wednesday J. T. Haw orth Invocation................ Rev. J. F. Lyons
uating class.
Solid Silver Teaspoons............................................................... 6.00
J. W. Henry has traded for an left a number of boxes of straw­ Violin Solo................Miss N eva Brown
Japanese China V ase................................................................. LOO
Leo Kyes went to Portland
old and well established livery berries o f the Oregon and Gold Salutatory and Oration, Higher Func­
Caraack Brass V a se ......................................
2*60
Tuesday to meet his mother
Hanging F erneiy.,................................ .................................. - 3.26
tion o f the Judges and the Law s....
business at Vancouver, Wash­ Dollar varieties at the Graphic
17 jeweled Hamilton watch.....................................
13.60
whom he expected from Everett,
.....................................Virgil Fendall
ington, and has taken possession office that were wonders for size
N
ew
berg
Souvenir
Spoons,
Rings,
Lockets,
Chains,
and
Bracelets
Oration, China’s Problem...................
Washington, to attend college
o f same. He has not fully de­ and appearance. Tw enty berries
................................... Estella Launer
DIAMONDS
commencement.
cided when he will move his filled a box as full as it could be Valedictory and Oration, The Monroe
Absolutely
perfect
in
cut
and color. A written guarantee with
Miss Ruth Rees, daughter o f family to that city but will go as
Doctrine Today...........Edna Dammon
made for shipping, and every
every stone. Every article backed by our guarantee.
Dr. Wm. Rees, came out from soon as he can get some business
Vocal Solo.........Mias Katherine Romig
b e r r y was a beauty.
Mr.
Address to the C la s s .........................
Portland Tuesday to witness the matters settled here.
H aw orth has had a great yield
Prof. Wallace, o f McMinnville College
graduating exercises of her cous­
Harry G. Smith, traveling pas­ i:his season, some varieties pro­ Vocal Solo................ Miss Vera Seeley
ins, Victor and Florence Rees.
senger agent for the Northern ducing as high as 100 crates at a Presentation o f Diplomas............ Mr.
Miss Ellen Brewer, who for Pacific railroad, was in Newberg single picking. He sells through
C. J. Edwards, o f the School Board
several years has held a position Tuesday distributing advertising the Springbrook Union, which is Benediction....... Rev. Chas. O. Whitely
Prof. Wallace’s address was a
in Porter’s store, has gone to matter. He said the N. P. owned shipping to Dallas, Falls City
Marshfield to make her home half the stock of the Oregon Elec­ and other valley points since the masterful interpretation of the
with her sister, Mrs. J. S Mills. tric and they hoped to get more P o r t l a n d market has been value and the meaning o f an edu­
cation. It was an appeal to the
C. C. Smith, for many years a business out o f Newberg when stocked.
class
to continue their education,
Newberg photographer, but who the line was built to this point.
especially
them to attend
is now living in Portland, came
BERG IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE the college urging
It has been decided to continue NEW
in their own town.
out Wednesday to attend the the Sunday afternoon meetings
Miss
E
d
n a Dammon having
Continued from pege t
graduating exercises of his son, at the Presbyterian church for a
maintained
the highest standing
Chris.
time and on next Sunday at 3 John Larkin, 2nd prize, Popa
o f any one in the class was
Dr. Rankin had a hurry up call o ’clock M. O. Bassett will speak. Gontier. E. H. Woodward, 1st
awarded the P a c i f i c College
from Portland Monday from Music will be furnished by Prof. jrize, White Maman Cochet;
scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Horning, J. B. Hunt. Young men *and . oseph Wilson, 2nd prize, White
The class roll is as follows:
former residents of Newberg. boys are specially invited to at­ Hainan Cochet. E. H. Wood­
Ethel
Andrews, Earl Andrews,
ward, 1st prize, Clio; Mrs. Dan
Say, they have some dandy bargains, just as good
Verdict, a son and heir in the tend.
Agnes Anderson, Stella Badley,
as you can find anywhere. Remember the place
Horning family.
On Friday afternoon o f last Gilbert, 2nd prize, Clio. Scott Elmer Buehler, Violet C r a w ,
Obye,
1st
prize,
Kaiserine
Au­
— next door to the postoffice.
Miss Kathleen Gass, who has week the Newberg High School
gusta Victoria; W. W. Nelson, Edna Dammon, Virgil Fendall,
team
defeated
the
Sheridan
High
been a student at the college
2nd prize, Kaiserine Augusta Ada Fairbanks, Lula Forsythe,
during the past year, left Satur­ School team in a ball game
Omer Gause, Helen Hagedom,
Victoria. Mrs. H. Walton, 1st
day morning, in company with played here on the College cam­
prize, Madam Francisca Kruger. M argaret Illig, Estella Launer,
her mother, for their home at pus. I t was a fine game all the
Nyna Mills, Raymond Moore,
w ay through, being hotly con­ Hrs. S. J. Madson, 1st prize, Ida Olson, Clifford Spaulding,
Vancouver, B. C.
Marechal Neil. Mrs. H. Walton,
Prescription Specialist
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walters tested trom start to finish. C. 1st prize, Paul Neron. Mrs. Wil­ Harold Weaver.
arrived Saturday from Satsup, B. Wilson umpired the game to iam Clemmens, 1st prize, Reine
Washington, the former being the satisfaction o f both teams.
Marie Henrietta. Mrs. I s a a c ANNUAL GATHERING
principal of schools at that place.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Replogle Roberts,
1st prize, climbing
O
F FRIENDS CHURCH
w’ill have a chance to work for
They are formerly from Carthage, o f Everett, Washington, came Clothchila Soupert. E. H. Wood­
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“ In my experience in hunting his clothes and keep. The only
Indiana, and are visiting L- M. last Saturday to attend the vari­ ward, 1st prize, Madam Wag-
The twentieth annual session
Parker’s and numerous other ous exercises o f commencement ram. Scott Obye, 1st prize,
up positions for men, I am not thing that she insists on is that
o f Oregon Yearly Meeting of
often called upon to deal with a the boy be under good influence,
hoosier friends.
week and will remain through Martha Washington; Scott Obye,
•y
Friends church o p e n e d t h i s ,
get an opportunity to attend
The minstrel show by all home for Friends Yearly Meeting. On 1st prize, Madam Alfred Carrier; Thursday, morning and will con­ case such ns the following,” said
school and that she may have
talent, given Saturday evening Sunday night Mr. Replogle gave Scott Obye, 1st prize, American tinue with tw o business sessions Bert G. Mitchell, Assistant Ad­
visory and Employment Secre­ the privilege of visiting him
to the C h ris tia n leauty; Scott Obye, 1st prize,
as the finale o f the rose festival the address
. .
a day and with devotional meet­
tary, o f the Portland Y. M. C. A. occasionally. She does not want
to help pay expenses was a great i associations, which was well
rau Karl Druschki; Mrs. S. J. ings at night, closing on Mon­
“ A young boy, 11 or 12 years the boy adopted liecause she
success, the program rendered rece,ve“ .
Hadson, 2d, Frau Karl Druschki. day.
T
o f age, by name Raymond Clark, wants him for her own.
being a big improvement over
Mrs. T. B. Duncan is exhibit­ 3. H. Woodward, 1st prize,
The principal speakers from
“ If a place could be found tor
those given by the traveling ing some samples o f seedling Ulrich Bruner. Scott Obye, 1st outside this Yearly Meeting will is looking for a job. His mother,
her
ns housekeeper in a country
amusement companies. The re­ strawberries in the window at prize, Purple Veilchenblan. Mrs. b$ Dr. Sylvester Newlin, o f Pasa­ Mrs. Lulu Clark, and her little
home
with a privilege of keeping
ceipts were more than forty dol­ the office o f the Newberg Land I . Walton, 1st prize, whiteclem- dena, California, and Rev. Chas. girl, 9 years of age, came in to
see me the other day. Mrs. both her children with her, it
lars. Those who participated Co., that are attracting much atis. Dean Wright, 1st prize, Replogle, of Everett, Washing­
Clark and children have no home would be a Godsend to her. I
were Messrs Timberlake, Craw, favorable comment. The original sweet peas; Mrs. Walter Hess ton.
but sleep around at any place believe this is a very w orthy
Gatchell, Buehler, Hawkins, Wat- plant was discovered growing 2nd prize, sweet peas. Mr. Obye,
A report of the various sessions that she can find, wherever she case and will be glad to hear
kins, Mrs. Spaulding Mrs. Zum- in a secluded spot and was cared 1st prize, individual display; Mr. will be given next week.
may be employed or wherever from any whQ may be interested.
w ait, Mrs. Wilson, and the for. This season a good yield is Obye, 1st prize on collection; E.
they can find a sleeping place.» This is an opportunity to do
Misses Corrine Bartholomew, shown, with well shaped and fine Ü. Woodward, 2nd prize on col­ Dale Butt has gone to Grass She is anxious to find a home in some very practical philan­
ection.
Jessie Gardner and Vera Seely, flavored berries.
Valley for a visit with friends.
the country for her boy where he thropy.”
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For .
Wedding
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and
Birthday
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C. A. M O R R IS , The Jeweler
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