Newberg graphic., June 26, 1913, Page 5, Image 5

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THE NE W fU
Locals and Personals
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Arrival and Departure of Pae- John Heaton, o f Scholls, was
songer Trains.
in town Tuesday exchanging
John E. Smith spent the first
o i the week al; Milwaukee with
I bis daughter, Mrs. Eva Magoon.
Miss Lillian Reuter arrived
Saturday from Lewiston, Idaho,
¡for a visit with her many girl
friends.
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Mrs. John Hutchinson and
Mrs. W. A Bales are here from
California with their mother,
Mrs. G. M. Bales, who seems to
be near death’s door.
SUMMER
Dress Goods Sale
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Herrick, o f
Portland, were in Newberg over
Miss M yrtle Gause left Mon­ Sunday visiting with Mrs. Her­
day for Monmouth where she rick’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
will attend the summer school a t D. Honens.
the State Normal.
Miss Esther Pierson, o f P ort­
Eizie Finley and family who land, niece o f Mr. and M ra
spent several days here visiting. Francis A. Morris, is enjoying a
with relatives, returned to their vacation week with them at
home at Tillamook the first of their home on College street.
the week.
A t a meeting of the city council
Tmiaa Imi Portlaad farm experiences with Newberg
friends.
6:45 A. M.
. 9:10 A. M.
Prof. John B. Weed, principal of
8:46 A. M.
11:05 A. M.
the school at Dinube, California,
5:27 P. M.
1:10 P. M.
in company with Mrs. Weed, is
7:10 P. M.
4:07 P. M.
5000 yards o f Summer Dress Goods to be closed out at
here for the summer vacation.
the follow ing low prices:
• Arthur Benson has gone to
Prof, and Mrs. Herbert R. York
Miss Hazel Paulsen and M iss held Tuesdav night a petition of
Houlton where he is working on have gone to their former home
Myrtle
Mills spent last week at property owners was presented'
a ranch.
at Everett, Washington, where
Gearhart, attending
the annual
annual asking for hard surface paving
awe numg xne
Mrs. Eva H. Hull is expecting he will spend the vacation selling 1
conference o f the Y. W. C. A. o f with gravel bitulithic on South
her sister to arrive here this aluminum ware.
l
College street as far as Sixth.
the Northwest.
week from Columbus, Ohio, for
Prof. M. D. Hawkins has ¿one
Ode Hatfield has sold out at This is the street that runs past
a visit.
to Baker where be will do the
Denair, California, and i£- a t Friends church. Favorable ac­
Omer Moore was over from aluminum ware act in conjunc­
Dayton with his family, their tion was taken.
Forest Grove Sunday, visiting at tion with Prof. Wm. Johnson
The new school building for
former home, visiting with their
the home of bis parents, Mr. and during vacation.
son. Mrs. J u l i a M a c y , the District No. 56 at Springbrook
Mrs. J. W. Moore.
Jesse Pressnall is at - home
mother o f Mrs. Hatfield, is with is now under construction, work
Miss Dorothy Hull left here on again after having had a long
having started Monday morning.
them.
The above are exceptional bargains, in all the prettiest
Tuesday for Berkeley, California, siege in a Portland hospital, fol­
The contract w a s awarded
Mrs.
Anna
Jones,
daughter
o
f
weaves and designs in summer dress goods. See a few
where she will attend summer lowing a serious surgical opera­
Messrs. Pierce and Ramsey for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Hoskins
and
o
f these goods displayed in our show window.
tion for appendicitis. He is re­
school at the university.
$3,465 and" is to be completed
the
wife
o
f
Prof.
F.
K.
Jones,
Miss Eva Colcord went to Mc­ covering slowly.
former teacher in Pacific College, within nintv days. The building
Complaint is made that the
Minnville Tuesday and on to
is here with the tw o children will be a credit to the enterprise
Hillsboro in the evening where continued rainfall is injuring the
from Santa Paula, California on o f Springbrook citizens and will
she will visit her aunt, Mrs. L. cherry crop by causing the cher­
a visit.
- m<et an educational demand tor
ries to crack and also to rot
H . Shirley.
more extended accommodations.
James A. Clemenson and fami­
where
they
hang
on
the
under
Ed Buell and family, o f Silver-
Prof. Alexander Hull had ar­ OOOCHOQÌ0808080808BOPOPOBO OCOOIQNCP
ly, o f Portland, came up Sunday
side
o
f
the
limbs..
ton, are here visiting with Mrs.
to help bis father, J. C. Clemen­ ranged to go to Port Orford,
Otis Welch and family from
Buell’s father, F. D. Hanson.
i Minnesota; Mr. L. A. Grover, of
son, celebrate his eightieth birth­ Curry county,, at once to spend
Patterson,
California,
are
visit­
Seventeen years a g o Mrs. Buell
M nrr A R i m e V D r Jasper, Minnesota; Mrs. J. F.
day. Mrs. Clemenson and son, the summer rusticating with an
N u ll UrtilUtt, W . K. t. C Sherman,
h i n a n
o f f H
u n ter N. B.
was a student in Pacific College. ing with relatives in Polk county
o
Hunter,
Ted, visited with Mr. and Mrs. uncle who is ranching there, but
A Guest.
J. C. Keller has finally located and will be in Newberg the last E. L. Evans until Monday.
on hearing that his aunt was
The
Annual
Encampment
W.
o
f
the
week
to
visit
with
Mrs.
a t Grays River, Washington,
coming from Columbus, Ohio,
Robert Jones, civil engineer,
ic n a y w a t h n s
Welch’s
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.J.
tor a visit, delayed his going for R. C. met in I. O. O. F. hall at
where he has charge o f a
who has the oversight o f the
10
a.m.,
June.IT.
Dept.
Pres­
W.
Brooks.
creamery. Mrs. Keller and the
the present. He will go later by
A quiet home wedding took
construction of the new bridge
Pritchard
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benson
children left Newberg for their
coasting steamer from Portland. ident J e n n i e C.
place at the borne o f Mr. and
being built over the Willamette
are grandparents for the first
In the past he says he has been presided. Addresses of welcome
new home on last Saturday.
at this point, was down from
by Anna Linville, local secretary, Mrs. S. E. Watkins on Wednes­
Mrs. J. F. Sherman who has time, they having been apprised McMinnville Wednesday. He re­ a pretty fair sailor and con­
and Mrs. Anna Marshall, pres­ day evening, June 18, at 8 o ’clock;
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. of the birth of a son to their son- ports the Work on the bridge to sequently. does not anticipate
ident of Newberg W. R. C. Res­ when their daughter, Florence
any trouble with his sea legs.
Seely and Mrs. Florence Sage, in-law and daughter, Mr. and be progressing nicely.
Edna, was united in marriage
Charles Burk, of Springbrook, ponse by Mrs. Minnie Horse-
left on the afternoon train Satur­ Mrs. J. A. Ratcliff, o f Lincoln,
Mr.
John Pemberton, o f S a l e m , placed in the windows of The man, Dept. Se’cy. Memorial ser-1to Williams H. McNay.
day for San Diego, California, Nebraska.
and 0. J. Sherman, o f Portland, Newberg Land Company, tw o vice was held m memory of those; Clarence R. Watkins, brother o f
Mrs. Louise Githens /Anderson
for a visit and look at the conn-
spent tw o days in Newberg this very convincing illustrations of who have "gone before” during. bride, sang “ I Know a Lovely
who
is visiting in town with
try.
the past year, led by Mrs. Hall, Garden” by Guy D. Hardelot,
week in conjunction with the
Henry Haveman who was over Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Bankson, is other member o f the finance com­ what our soil will produce. One the service was very impressive, then to the strains o f Mendels­
from Laurel Tuesday, said crops the daughter o f Dr. W. H. Githens mittee o f Pacific college, C. L was tw o stalks o f rhubarb with the names numbered 15. A solo sohn’s wedding march played by
were looking fine in that section who was assistant surgeon in Ed wards, foliciting subscriptions enormous stalks a n d l e a v e s by Miss Perkins, The Shepherd Miss Blanch McNay, the bridal
and that a number of new build­ Co. D. 16th Illinois Infantry, in to the college endowment fund.<' measuring more than four feet Loveth His Sheep. Regrets were party descended the stajrs pre-
across, and the other was a bunch
ings that were being erected the Civil War.
! ceded by six ribbon girls, as fol­
' Lloyd Graham, who recently o f strawberries grown in a small read, from those who could not
Mr. and Mrs. Mosier, who had
denoted prosperity among the
lows: Misses Mable McNay,
returned from California .with box from which three pickings attend. Reports of work done
been here from Canyon City,
1
Minnie Richardson, Golda Wil-
farmers.
liis wife who went there on ac­ have been made and still has were very good. A reception
Mrs. Louise Anderson, of T a ­ Grant County, visiting w i t h count o f her health, was here
was given the Post Encampment 8° D* Mable Newlin, Helen George,
tw o hundred and eighty-four
Mrs.
Mosier’s
parents,
Rev.
and
coma, Washington, is visiting
over Sunday visiting with his berries in all stages o f growth in the skating rink Tuesday p.m. Z «lma Jooes-. The young.ladies
Ice cream and cake were furnished formed an aisle with white rib-
with her girlhood friends, Mrs. Mrs. George Round, left here on parents. He has recently been
and ripeness. What country can
Bell and Mrs. Mary Bankson at Monday for Myrtle Creek where assigned to the Southern Pacific
by the local corps. Election and bon- from thc stair w ay to the
beat it?
through which came
their home, 515 South Meridian they will visit a sister o f Mrs. ticket office in Corvallis.
usual business was conducted a ^t e r
Mosier.
street, and a good time they are
with promptness. Officerselected Rev* Ezra
Hayes,
followed
A regular meeting o f the Wom­
W. C. Endicott, of Joseph, Wal­
having reminiscing.
for the coming vear: Dept. Pres- by the little rinK bcarer* Miss
an’s Auxiliary to the college will
ident, Rosina Fouts; S. V. P ., : Thelma Stretch; Mr. Bertice Mc-
Architects, S. E. Watkins & lowa county, whose name will be held at the home o f Mrs. W.
Elizabeth Clemens, Newberg; J. ^*a-v > brother o f the groom as
Son have been awarded the con­ be found in the roster of old E. Crozer, corner Second and
The city authorities recently V. P „ Rosina Patricka; Treasur- best man; Miss Cora Watkins,
soldiers
who
were
here
last
week,
tract of making plans and speci­
River streets, Saturday afternoon took up the matter of paving
er, Mary E. Barlow; Chap., Car- «s te ro l the bride as brides-maid,
fications for a $14,000 I. O. 0. is the father of Mrs. W. S. Bean, at 3 o ’clock. All members are
West First street, from Main to
and lastly the bride elect on the
of
Newberg.
He
remained
over
F. temple at Dufur, Sherman
urged to attend as matters of the S. P. main line, with the Ore­ rie Myers.
The retiring Dept, president re­ arm of the groom, who was
county. Mr. Watkins, Sr. left this week for a visit with his importance will be considered.
gon Electric officials, and the fol­ ceived loving remembrances from neatly attired in a gow n of white
daughter.
here on Monday for Dufur.
Miss M ary Moore who has lowing communication was re­ different corps thus showing their messeline with lace trimmings
Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Kennedy,
J. E. Argo, who sold his pro­
been visiting during the winter ceived in answer from President
a p p r e c i a t i o n ot her work. and carried an arm bouquet o f
duce business on Main street to who own a grape and fruit farm at the home of her cousin, ReV.
J. H. Young by City Attorney C. Thanks are due to each one w h o ! white sweet peas. The party
Mr. Sanders, left for his former in Washington county out from Chas. O. Whitely, when not
R. Chapin:
in any way added to the com-, to° k Positlon beneath a floral
home at Spokane the first of the Forest Grove, came over last called out to serve in the capacity
" I t is not our desire to in any fort of the' guests and in this arch of white roses and ferns.
week. His d a u g h t e r , Mi s s week for a visit with Mr. and o f her profession as trained nurse,
w ay interfere with the proposed way helped to make this the best where Rev- Ez.ra H a-ve8’ with the
Esther, is expecting to go to Mrs. H. M. Williams. Mrs. Wil­ left Saturday from Portland by
improvements in your city and G. A. R. convention ever held in impressive nne ceremony pro­
Boston the coming year to pre­ liams and Mr. Kennedy are steamer for San Francisco for a
we appreciate that it is highly this state.
Mrs. E tta Moore, nounced the happy couple one.
pare for missionary work in cousins. Last season the Ken- brief visit.
desirable to install our trackage
The decoration o f the home
Press Cor.
nedys produced ten tons of
some foreign field.
Dr. Stuart evidently went before the paving is done so as
was the cause o f much praise.
On last Sunday night J. L. Van- grapes which they utilized in wrong when he laid down the to avoid tearing it up later on.
The parlor was in white and
Blaricom’s grocery store was making grape juice for the mar­ artist's brush. He recently re­ It is our intention therefore to
green, the reception room in red
entered by burglars who gained ket.
produced the picture o f the complete the laying of our tracks
and green, the dining room in
entrance through a side window.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Keim and group o f boy ball players “ The on that portion of First street
Mrs. John Northup* planned a pink and green, i oses and ferns
Mrs. VanBlaricom’s purse which little son were here from Ridge­ First Choice” which w*as ex­ which you wrill pave, before your complete surprise on her hus- furnishing the f o u n d a t i o n
was left in the store, was emp­ field, Washington, over Sunday. hibited in the window of the work is undertaken, so as to pre­ band Sunday afternoon, inviting throughout. The bride received
tied o f four dollars in change, They recently returned home Graphic office, and did a good job vent the disturbing of the pave­ the relatives numbering 22, the many beautiful and useful gifts,
and some other articles were car­ from Winona Lake, Indiana, of it. The picture may be seen ment and at the same time pre­ occasion being his 76 birthday. Those present were Mr. C. S.
ried away, though no wholesale where they attended the annual at L. B. Ferguson’s drug store. serve our franchise rights. At
A pleasant time was spent. McNay, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mc­
jo b was made of it.
gathering o f the Brethren church,
N. P. Scruggs, the genial, good the same time we want to bear The table was a delightful sight, Nay, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gal-
The Craig sisters have sold their there being some fifty thousand looking passenger brakeman our proportion o f the cost of laden with a bountiful supply. land, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hayes,
ten acre tract located tw o miles people congregated from all over who has been on the run through this improvement.
Mr. Northup received several nice Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stretch, Mrs.
northwest o f Newberg, known the United States. When they Newberg for the past tw o or ,"W e very much regret that up remembrances o f which he was Louis Balsiger, Misses Effie P a t­
as Littlehome, to Dr. H. D. arrived home, they found the three years, is missed by New- to the present time we have not justly proud.
terson, Blanche McNay, Elda
Thomas, a Portland dentist, high waters o f the Columbia had | berg patrons o f the S. P. He been able to exercise our fran­ Those present were Mr. and Grames, Mable McNay, Minnie
who has already moved out from pretty well covered the stock has been transferred to the East chise rights in the city o f New­ Mrs. Seely and family, Mr. Char­ Richardson, Stella Cory, Mabel
the city and taken charge of the ranch they are on, but the boys Side line and makes the run to berg, but this has been due to les Grover, Mrs. Florence Sage Newlin, Zelma Jones, Helen
place. The ladies have moved had taken the cattle to higher Springfield. He has one brother causes entirely lieyond our con­ and son Merwin, Charles Grov­ George, Golda Wilson, M vrth
into the C. R. Duer bouse near ground. They say the river is who is a passenger conductor on trol. We hope that conditions er Jr. and son, Mr. Lloyd North­ McNay, Mr. F. Holcomb and
by for the present. Their many now falling slowly and they still this branch of the road and some will change in the very near up and family.
Out of town Ralph Butt. The newly-weds
friends hope that they will re­ hope to get a crop in this sea­ half a dozen other brothers who future enabling us to proceed guests were Mrs. G. Chandler will make thtir home at Marsh­
are brakemen.
son.
and daughter Daisy, o f Janesville, field, Coos county.
A Guest.
main in the community.
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