Newberg graphic., November 28, 1912, Page 5, Image 5

T H E N B W B E R O QR APM IC
A rrival and D tparture o f Pas-
Wm. McLaughlin, o f th e
Spaulding Logging Co., was
Train«.
down from Salem Tuesday.
Trata* far
Trolas Arm PertlaaS
T. H. Thorne has moved to the
C. W. Parker cottage on Third
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baird went
to Portland to spend Thanks­
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Anthes
came over from Tillamook to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with rela­
tives.
George H. Herriott left Wed­
nesday morning for Los Angeles,
California, where the family ex­
pect to follow as soon as be gets
located.
Mrs. Axum Newby received
word a few days ago of the death
o f her brother, Robert Pember­
ton, which occurred at Whittier,
California.
Rev. C. T. Whittlesey ofSpring-
brook, preaches one Sunday in
the month at McCoy and also
one Sunday at Cove Orchard,
near Gaston, both congregations
being of the Presbyterian faith.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hill, who
recently traded their farm on
Ribbon Ridge for land located
twelve .miles northeast o f Van­
couver, Washington, left for their
new home on Wednesday. Mrs
Hill is a daughter o f Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Strait.
™¡n
tyQ
OF STREET ASSESSMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
council o f the city of Newberg,
Yamhill County, Oregon, are
about to assess and determine
the proportionate share o f the
cost o f grading, constructing
concrete curbs and paving with
five inch gravel bitulithic pave­
ment and improving all that
portion o f Washington street
from the North line o f Second
street to the South line o f Han­
cock street, excepting intersection
with First street, in the said city
o f Newberg* assessable to each
lQt or parcel o f ground abutting
upon said portion o f said Wash­
ington street so improved, and
liable for the cost o f said improve­
ment; and that the said council
will at a meeting of said council
to be held at,the council room in
the said city o f Newberg, Mon­
day evening, December 16th,
1912, at 7:30 o ’clock p. m., as­
sess said proportionate part of
said cost of said improvement on
the said abutting property.
Dated November 27th, 1912.
W. W. Nelson,
Recorder o f City o f Newberg.
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A BIG REDUCTION
in
Word comes from Nampa,
V
Idaho, that a new daughter
was recently born to Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Morse.
Tickets will be on sale at KiejjJe
A
Son's music store for the next
D. P. Strait, who had been laid
up at home with the grip for number o f the lyceum course
W e find our purchases in the above
several days, was in town Wed­ which* will be given on Thursday
goods w ere too heavy and w e are going
night, December 5.
nesday.
to maice a big cut while it is early in the
Ed McKern, a l i a s “ Bally,”
Master Cecil Thorne went to
season. A fine lot o f coats and suits to
Morrow county last week with who has been sojourning in the
select from . Every garment has received
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker, Eastern part of the state, came
in
Tuesday
and
is
meeting
his
a big cut.
taking his riding pony with him.
old
friends
again.
' Mrs. P. M. Edwards was here
from Corvallis last Sunday visit­ A number o f the members of
ing with her daughter, Mrs. M. the local Masonic lodge went to
Dayton Tuesday night where
McDonald.
they
visited the lodge o f that
The Yamhill County Poultry
Show will be held in Newberg town.
There will be a meeting o f the
January 6- 9 and a fine showing
Yamhill
County Poultry Associa­
of fancy birds is expected.
tion
Monday,
December 2, at
Mr. Phipps, the well-known
Sunday school worker, gave a 7:30 p. m., in the office rooms o f
talk to boys and young men at the U. S. National Bank. By or­
AN UNEXPECTED TEST
the Presbyterian church on last der of the President, Joseph Hall.
DUNDEE
The ladies aid society o f West
Sunday afternoon.
That bitulithic paving is so
William Wilson is remodeling constructed that it will with­
Jeff Hale left here Tuesday Chehalem Union church will hold
morning for Warsaw, Indiana, a fair December 7, in the after- and enlarging his dwelling house. stand any ordinary traffic, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Graeper the extraordinary strain some­
where he will spend some time noon and evening in the base­
visiting with relatives. He ex­ ment o f the church. A chicken- spent a couple of days in Port­ times incident to unforseen oc­
‘T il tell ye one thing,” was the A GLIMPSE OF M0NTENEGR&
pie supper will be served from land last week.
pects to return to Newberg.
currences, was evidenced in a candid reply— “ it’s many a day since
six to nine p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riefen-
the Kins May Qoaaip From «
wreck at Albany recently, when the rats in Boulton kirk got such a Wher 4
G. A. Graves, a former New­
W indow With Hio Subject#.
burg
spent
a
couple
ot
days
with
fright!”
—
Dundee
Advertiser.
a box car ran over the recently
berg man, was out from Port­ Joe Matty, of La Fayette, who
Once over the mountain and
relatives and friends in the Red
was
on
his
way
home
from
a
laid pavement for some distance
land last Saturday visiting with
across'
the Montenegrin frontier,
A
Narrow
Escape.
Hills this week.
without d o i n g any damage
relatives. He said he had no visit at the home o f his boyhood
The company had assembled in the first impression Is that of the
Mr. and Mrs. John Herring
whatever to the paving.
the church, but the bridegroom waa absolute desolation of the country.:
complaint to make regarding the in England, passed through New­
are
spending a week in Portland.
berg
on
Wednesday
morning’s
This unexpected test proves nowhere to be found. Finally a Nothing but bleak , ' gray, stony
treatment the world is giving
mountain ranges, one after the oth­
Miss Elsie Stahl spent Sunday
train.
He
left
London
on
the
the assertion often made by the messenger -announced that the er, aa far as the eye can reach, into
him.
young man had been run over and
with her aunt, Mrs. M. Mueller.
tax-payer users of bitulithic, that killed while on his way to the tho misty distance. Not a habita­
Roy and Abel J. Ellis, sons of sixteenth and reached his home
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Roberts
tion, not a tree of any size, not
Zimri Ellis who are homesteading in eleven days, which is going visited with the Keyes family it is really the “ best by test.”
church.
some.
sign of life. The outlook suggest}
“
And
just
think,”
she
said
a
near Rainsley, Colorado, and
this week.
Adm inistrator’s N otice o f Final month afterward to a friend, “ what an imaginative lithograph of the
engaged in handling range horses,
Rev. Charles O. Whitely was
Miss Mamie Pier has gone to
a narrow escape I had from becom­ beginning of the world, ¿jo
Settlem ent
arrived here last week. The lat­ greeted by a large audience at the Mt. Tabor sanatorium to
Only one evidence of human ex­
ing a widow!”
ter was suddenly attacked with Friends church on last Sunday. take training for a nurse. We Notice la haraby given that the undersigned,
istence is seen. Along the road side
GEMS AND QMENS.
are numerous flat bottQjned
something like paralysis, and His cousin, Miss Mary J. Moore, think she will make a good one administrator, with the will annexed, of the
estate of Rodolpkaa F. Miller, deceased, hoe Sled
of land* where a little
Good
Luck
Stones
and
Diamond#
Thai
was advised to seek a lower alti­ o f Richmond, who is a profes­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillon,:of hM Anal amount aa sold administrator. In the
soil has washed down the rocky
Spoiled Dioaotar.
tude by his physician. He has sional nurse, came home-with Newberg, spent Sunday with Connty Coart of TamhiU County, oregon, and
slopes,
and in each of these pockets
that laid Coart has appointed. Monday, Decern
From early antiquity divers in­
been in Portland during the him from Indian^. Mr. and Mrs. Dundee friends.
M r 28rd, 1912, at 10 o'clock A . M. of said day a*
s
few
potato
plants have been care­
tho day and hoar for the hearing objections to. fluences have been attributed to
week in the care o f a specialist, Jared Binford, o f Carthage, who
fully
set
out.
Often the pocket
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan have •aid final account and settlement thereof.
recioua stones. Stones, just as
who is making a study ot his had intended to come, were de­ returned f r o m an interesting How, therefore, .all persona Interested In. the owers, held symbolical meanings so small ss to contain only s dozen
tained on account of his health, pleasure trip o f about t w o estate of sold decedent are hereby notified and and were supposed to influence the plants, bat in a land so sterile and
case.
required to appear at the Connty Court room at
stony every square foot of soil is
Miss Alice Heater, a Newberg which is a sore disappointment weeks. They sized up the apple the Court House, at Me 8 Innvllle. said Couniy minds and destinies of those who thriftily utilized. No houses are
and State, at said time to then and there show wore them. An amethyst hung from
girl, who has been nursing in to their Newberg relatives.
show at Spokane and were at eeuse. If any there be, why said account should the neck o f a drunkard waa consid­ visible, and people must come miles
San Francisco for several months
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Putnam Cheney, Seattle, Vancouver, and not be settled, allowed end approved, and sold ered a cure for drunkenness. Car- to cultivate tnese struggling patches.
forever and finally settled and seld ad­
Cetinje lies in the middle of a
since leaving Philadelphia, where came from Pullman, Washing, Victoria, B. C., Port Angeles, estate
ministrator sn<l his bondsmen forever dis­ nelian caused melancholy, and the
small, fertile plain, which waa once *
onyx waa the emblem of sadness
she worked at her profession, ton, last week and have been Tacoma and Portland. They charged.
the. bed of an ancient lake, sur­
1912.
red agate had the power to drive :
has recently gone to Honolulu visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ben- report that the Portland Land Dated November 2!st,
rounded by grim hills. It is a town
Ulysses 8. G. Miller,
away evil thoughts, tfhe sard creat-;
Administrator, with the will annexed, of
She made the trip in care ot a jamm Heater, the parents o f , Show was excellent and that the
of about 3,500 inhabitants— hardly
the estate of Kodolphus F. Miller, deceased. ed friendship between men and w o-'
more
than a village— and yet it is
patient at the Palace Hotel, Mrs. Putnam, at Springbrook.' trip was a most enjoyable one.
Clarence Hutt,
men; the sardonyx inspired modesty
the capital of a nation that has for
whom she had nursed through a Twenty-five years ago they re- j The Dundee public school held Attorney for estate.
6-10
and chastity in its wearers. Cats- [
generations preserved its identity
severe case of pneumonia. She sided near Amity but have since Thanksgiving exercises Wednes-
eye induced wealth and long life ,; against far greater neighbors whose
is so pleased with the Island been living in Eastern Washing- day in the church. A Thanks-
nsngea ana uivea.
jasper conferred eloquence, and for | ^
ity for territorial expansion .
wcll known to require com-
In 1705 a housebreaker named that reason it was given to lawyers
that she expects to remain for a ton. They contemplate locating giving donation was sent by the
and to preachers. Coral drove away , ment In hpr gturdy „¡Jrit of 8e,f
Smith
was
hung
up
at
Tyburn.
A
while at least.
somewhere in the valley as Mr. j school children to the Boys and
reprieve came after he had been fear, murderers and evil spirits, and | defense little Montenegro leavea
Huber Haworth was exhibit­ Putnam is advised to try a lower i Girls Aid Society at Portland,
suspended for a quarter of an hour, cured children of nocturnal fears, naught for criticism.
•
! The friends o f Mr. Thun will and he was taken down, bled and re­ calmed the fairy of the sea and cur­
ing some sample Baldwin apples altitude.
There is not much of the formal-
ed diseases of the eyes. Amber pre­
in town Tuesday that were fine
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bennett, be sorry to learn that he is in a vived. One William Duell, duly vented deafness and healed goiter. | ity of a European capital about Ce­
tinje. The reigning monarch can
ones. The largest one measured who live on a farm three miles Portland hospital, where he has hanged in London in 1740, was tak­
Most precious stones were reput­
en
to
Surgeon’s
hall
to
be
anatomiz­
frequently lie seen leaning out of
fourteen and a half inches onfe out from McMinnville, were in undergone an operation f o
ed, but came to life again and- was ed to exert a benign influence and a window in casual conversation
way and thirteen and three Newberg last Sunday visiting cancer of the stomach.
transported. At Cork a man hang­ to be good for the sight. Aquama­ with one of his subjects.
Mrs. Howard Ainsworth has ed in January, 1767, for a street rine gave hope to the sorrowing;
quarter inches the other way, their son, R. H. C. Bennett. In
The principal hotel of the town
and weighed twenty and a fourth the days before Newberg was gone to spend the holidays in robbery was immediately after hur­ the beryl gave to a woman the pow­ is kept by a magnificent looking
ried to a surgery, where an incision er to charm the man she loved. man, who at the time of my visit
ounces. There were others in on the map, they were pretty San Jose, California.
was made in his windpipe, and he Malachite symbolized peace of mind,
Mrs. E. S. Greer has been recovered and went to the theater gave success to people engaged in was minister of war. The conduct
the basket almost as large. It well acquainted in this section of
of his hotel was decidedly uncere­
will take close picking by grow­ the county, as they passed called to Tacoma, Washington, the same evening. And after Faun- business and in lawsuits; the opal, monious, except that the Austrian
ers to find Baldwins that will ex­ through here by team quite often on account o f the serious illness tleroy, the banker and forger, was the sapphire and the topaz gave minister and the Italian minister
executed in 1824 there was a wide­ good luck.
appeared for dinner every night in
ceed these apples in size and on their way to and from mar­ of her father.
Among diamonds the story of the full dress. Probablv each one fglt
spread
rumor
that
he
had
escaped
weight.
ket at Portland. While here Sun­
death by the insertion in hi» throat Hope stone, which is reputed to that the dignity of his country must
day
they took a good deal of in­ ASSESSMENT ROIL FOR 1912 of a silver tube, which prevented have brough: misfortune to all its be maintained at all hazards, and
Time is passing. Mr. and Mrs.
strangulation, and that on being re­ owners, is well known. The Ssncy neither one could take it ofi him­
J. C. Clemenson have concluded terest in trying to locate some ot
the
old
landmarks.
*
Following is a summary* of the stored to consciousness he went diamond was also supposed to bring self to suggest a sartorial disarma­
that they are getting too old to
abroad and lived for many year«.— bad luck. Charles the Bold wore it ment.
do dairying and have sold their
A fire on the roof on the south assessment r o l l of Y a m h i l l London Chronicle.
when he was killed in the battle of
Strict formality is exercised in
cow and gone out o f the milk side o f the public school building County, for the year 1912, as
Nancy in 1477, and the servitor to ! some branches of the government,
Shorter Than Tall.
whom Saucy intrusted the diamond i A telegram which I sept to the tele-
supply business. For m a n y Tuesday forenoon caused the finally equalized by the County
Board
o
f
Equalization:
Some
time
ago
the
cashier
of
was
assassinated on the highway.; graph office at 9 o’clock one morn
years, in fact ever since they sounding o f the fire alarms and
bank
in
a
small
Missouri
town
Henrietta
of France, the wife of • ing was returned to me unsent at
Acre*
Of
oil
load,
415,267.49
sold their farm and moved to the hasty clearing of the build­
Aero* of tllloble load.
126,926.56
|6.2bl,456 reported missing, and an examina­
the ill fated Charles I. of England, 5 ©’clock that afternoon with the
town, they have, been keeping ing by teachers and pupils. The Aero* nun-tillable load, 266,269,IS 6.154,M l
tion of his books revealed a large wore it and carried it when she fled i criticism that I should have w itten
cows and supplying private cus­ fire laddies thought there was Improvement* on deeded *
sum
of money missing from the to France. Later she was forced by it in ink instead of lead pencil.—
land,
1,00',*40
tomers with milk. Mrs. Clemen­ fire in the attic and rushed into Town end city lot*
bank's
vault. The officials immedi­ poverty to sell it. The Saucy dia­ Cor. New York Post.
997.S8»
mond was bought by the crown and
1,270. MS ately sent to Kansas Citj for a de­
son has had charge o f the the building on their arrival, Improvement! on citv lot*
Improvement* on lands not deeded.
♦•.77» tective. When he arrived he sought
seemed to change its character. In
A Phenomenal Appetite.
“ supply depot,” while Mr. Clem- flooding the building to some ex­ Steamboats. Mat. engines Mfg. Mch..
119.:#$
the president of the bank to secure 1792 it was stolen with the “ Regent”
A
C&rdiffian
who boasts a phe­
Mdee,
and
stock
In
trade,
548.386
ensgn has looked after the prov­ tent before their mistake was
and several celebrated stones. Since nomenal appetite was offered a chal­
Farming Implement*, wagons, etc .
176,MS a description of the missing cashier.
ender for the cows, and has discovered. A little water on Lighting plants.
34,460
“ How tall was your cashier?” he 1829 it has figured among the jew­ lenge and won it. The terms of
207.11» asked.
delivered the “ output” day after the roof from the outside served Money, note* and Aoets,
els of a Russian prince.— Harper’s the wager were that he must not
Shares of stock,
4,640
8.41.970
“ Goodness knows,” was the reply, Weekly. _______________
day, three hundred and sixty-five to extinguish the very small Household furniture,
1 leave a vestige of any food placed
watehes, Jewelry,
286.125 “ but he was $5,000 short.” — Kansas
on the table. He swallowed three
days in the year, through sun­ blaze, which was apparently
Horses and mules
6,517
872.91» City Star.
Java is very thickly populated, j pounds of fat pork chops, two
shine and rain, never failing to started from a spark on the roof Cattle,
164.006.
9,054
and cultivation is .pushed to an ex­ pounds of potatoes, two pounds of
12.173
27,718
make the rounds with clock work that was fanned by the brisk
Reuflh an tha Kirk Rata.
traordinary distance up the steep 1 nread, a whole blackberry tart two
Goats,
9.6.5«
11,866
regularity. He may be able to wind that was blowing. With Swine,
It was a young Scot’s first sermon slopes of the hills. The plain of Leles feet in circumferance, one- half
19.91»
4.957
1,566
remain on the retired list,.but his the tap of the bell the pupils filed Doga.
9 065 after he received his license, and in the month of July “ is one sea I pound of cheese, a plate of watcr-
unfortunately he became very nerv­ of ripe golden rice, with here’ and j cress, four Spanish onions, and then
near neighbors need not be sur­ out in good order, they being
815.068.071
ous, lost control of his voice and there a village of brown thatch asked for more! The mi*al was con­
prised to see him start out with under the impression that a fire
The above does not include
•oke very loudly indeed. Nearly
his milk buckets almost any drill was on. Regular school railroads and other public service all his friends went to hear him roofs nestling in a group of green sumed without drink of any kind.—
cocoanut trees ” In the middle of Cardiff Western Mail.
morning it they rattle the milk work was resumed in the after­ corporations, which are assessed preach, but one who was unable t® the island white chimneys of sugar
pans a few times.
noon.
by the State Tax Commissioner. attend inquired at the first oppor- mills peep above milaa and miles
tunitv as to how he got on.
of sugarcane field«.
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Ladies and Misses Coats and
Suits
All Alterations Free
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