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OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1915
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GETTING A BBED O IL
YOUNG THIEVES!
_ _ ÜL LINCOLN
Daughter. Your m oth­
MEMORIAL MEETING er Listen
tells me that you and she have FourYc
S., D.
lait Pi
been talking over fhe matter ot
W ho getting a hired girl to do the
housework. She also says that
’ -¿ME
she
feels sure that you tw o could
mm
The
get along with the work all
nere artistica
right, but that the youug fellow bsen terrorizing
am o f the col-
hearts
The United States National
Ou Friday afternoon o f last w oo is com ing around here even­ chants were caj
M onday e v e n in g ,
Bank ha« issued a neat booklet week Rev. J. J. Walter, of Port- ings will think we are not swell day, aod are now in
\u>. :
Mrs.
Richardson
passed
wal­
lyceum patrons were treated to
on account of this solid
land, Department Chaplain o f enough if he knows that yon and jail. They are: Hiram M iller,
nuts to each of her guests and
mother d o the housework. Don't
a great lecture by Maynard Lee requested them to open and read tion having completed
the G. A. K., delivered an ora­ you w orry about that. If be age 22; Marion Miller, 18; F loyd
Daggy entitled, “ The Gospel o f the contents, which were jolly o f a quarter o f a century of Suc­ tion at Odd Fellows’ Hall, in thinks such stuff, he is not good Gibson, 18, and Harold
“
the Com m onplace." The speaker quotations suitable for the occa­ cessful business in Newl
which he reviewed the
of enough tor yon. But he looks 17, all o f Dayton,
received a marked tribute to his sion, Miss Zelma Jones having a
In the fall of 1889 a
Abraham Lincoln from the cra­ pretty good to me and it he is implicated in the
ability and personality «* a letter attached to her walnut was granted to Benjamin
dle to the grave, speaking in a half the fellow I take him to be beries which have
lecturer in the fact that he held which read the announcement. J. C. C okord, Jesse Ed ward »aud very forceful manner and with a he'll think all the more o f yon during the Fall a
the undivided attention of his
During the evening Miss Gladys others, for the purpose o f con­
thos that touched the hearts when be knows that you not on­ When arrested, the
auditors for a matter ot tw o Jones sang tw o very pretty ducting a banking business in
the members o f the old guard ly know how to cook and bake fessed to several
hoars and ten minutes. He has selections
Newberg, then a tow n o f
w ho were m attendance, and at and mend, but that you are on many of the stolen
delivered this same lecture in
A dainty two-course luncheon five hundred people. The
ce the anniversary the job. So let's put up a littk found in their
practically every state in the was beautifully served.
game on him. The next time he
ixation was completed
The boys had secured a
meetiog was held.
onion, it having been given over
Those in attendance were the jamin Miles, president; Ji
At the close of the splendid ad­ comes, receive him in your >rse rig, a tent
five hundred times.
and 1
Misses Edna Forsyth, Louise wards, vice-president; ac
dress, at the suggestion o f N. E. kitchen aproo. Tell him to outfit, and were camped on
Professor Daggy preluded his Austin. Ruby Jones, I Gladys Votaw , cashier, and the
Britt, the chairman, G. W. Byers, amuse himself in the parlor for a E. Booth’s farm, tw oi
lecture with w hat he calls his Jones, Zelma Jones, Helen Hage- tion, known as the Bank
Sr., qsked those present who had moment until you finish manicur­ of Dayton when
lyceum “ editorials,” in which he dorn, Violet Yarndl, Eva M oore. berg, opened its doors lor
been privileged to see Lincoln to ing the supper dishes. I w ont be Booth on du
told ot the progress the lyceum Blaine M oore, Nora Haroldson, ias January 1,1890.
arise, when seven men and tw o here, you know. He picks out bis place, and km
movement is making all over Stella Bad ley, Esther Burnham,
my lodge nights to make his forts o f the county
The first location was at
women stood up.
America. He outlined briefly the Fffie Patterson, Alma Forkner, wooden building on
Col. B< F. Pike said he was calls. So I w ont bein the parlor find the robbers, secured his
attractions that are to appear Bffie Wentz, Anna Kennedy, street, between First and
stationed at Washington tor to embarass him. Then, along and went to the
on the course in Newberg next i Madge Colby and- Mesdamss » portio n o f which
some time-and often saw Lincoln about ten o ’clock, ask him if be the boys under the
and congratulated the ■ Harold W aldron, Bert Miller, B. shared with a real
pa Ming about the streets, often wouldn’t like a bite o f lunch. He weapon while his little boy tele­
imittee on their selections J. Groth, Heater Parrish, E. C. Larger quarter» w
on horseback and wearing the will insist that it «rill be to o phoned the sheriff, w ho was then
-made. .
C ook, Cora Rockwell.
quired, and the two-sti
tall hat with whkh he is often much troubk, but you tell him in Dayton, and the officer
Although the thoughts ex
building on the north
pictured. He also saw
w Wen
ttm at he may come along and help his party
pressed ra Professor Daggy’•
Any m an' in the world will fall
and
First
street,
a
t
M
City
Point.
ity
lecture were not all entirely new, WEDNESDAY CLUB ENTERTAINS occupied in 1891. This
N. B. Britt said he aaw him at for that. He’ll trail along after arrest, when they
he presented them in a new and
was the home ot the bank
City Point, and that from his yon to the kitchen. You’ll have stolen articles by the score
The annual evening entertain­ 1907, when larger quarters
striking manner which ‘ made
viewpoint he had eveiy mark the stage all set and the proper found on them.
them especially effective. But ment o f the Wednesday Club in again required, and the
The four youths were «veil
and bearing Of a man with such costumes readv. The costumes
after hearing him, one could not honor o f the husbands o f mem­ tial structure at the
a force and majesty o f purpose, «rill consist of tw o aprons, one armed and had a large supply o f
help bat feel that after all happi­ bers was held last Thursday First and College
that he did not appear thehome- for you and one for him. Oh, ammunition at hand, and,bad it
ness is not so tar out o f our evening at the hospitable home their erected.
ly mao that many writers make he'll put it on. It there is any­ not been for Mr. B ooth’s watch­
grasp, nor is it an experience of Dr. aud Mrs. J. S. Rankin.
thing a young fellow «rill fell tor fulness in holding the boys under
Depositors on the first day the him out to have been.
granted to a' favored few who About forty were present.
bank opened tor business
Mrs. Elisabeth Gardner said it's the kitchen apron and a jo b his control, they probably w ould
The house was decorated in M. Parkier, B. C. M ika,
have riches or acquire so called
that in 1861 she, a girl o f 13 doing nothing but keeping out of have shot Mm, as they made
hearts, and^tne valentine idea Rees, F. A. M orris and
fame.
years, had gone with her mother the way. Then you get the lunch several attempts to reach their
was carried ont during the even­ w ard» Other early
----- purpose
f,
and brother to New York to take ready. Tell him to slice the guns.
The trouble ing. The first feature o f the en­ were C. K . Spauldi
on » steamer tor CaK- bread and no matter hdw be
i * f m the
le is that they tertainment was a description W oodward, N. B. Bri
butchers it, tell him its fine. Ask
of
H ot
ot
“ S. Lazkin,
his wile's
Parrott, N.'
T. Smith ai
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the skies. Ask him for the redpe.
Oliver A remarkable tribute to bat.
rea tty, fame is but a by-product Baby of Mine" so acceptably the satisfactory service rendered
Mrs. Mary H ollingsworth said Tell him you ’ll keep it a secret. store, all of Dayton, and from
(not buy-product) ot a useful that aa encore was called tor. customers of this hank is at­ she was privileged to hear Lin­ What would you like for a wed­ each place they secured a num­
and productive life. Many have Miss Katharine Rom igsang tw o tested by the fact that througb- coln speak in Illinois when be ding present?—The Philosopher. ber ot articles, together «rith
miscontrued the meaning o f the selections. Miss Mabel Miller ac­ 6nt~the quarter ■•eutury o f the was making the famous join t po­
some money. They also robbed
w ord fame and thought it to be companying.
bank's existence, these men have litical debate with Douglas,
a pool half at LaPayette and
The selections on the player- all been patrons and that all o f f I. L. Marshall said he attend- ADOmAM SOCIETY
a synonym ot notoriety. It is
stole three hams and one shoul­
o by Dr. Rankin «vere great- these names still appear on the
distinctly different- Anyone may
der o f bacon from G. C. Christen­
be cd a big campaign meeting in
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joyed.
gain notoriety by a murder com ­
sen, living south o f Dayton.
bank's books as active deposit­ Springfield, Illinois, previous to
'
A
¿ketch
for a valentine was ors.
mitted or a case o f scandal, but
Lincoln’s second election to the
The chicken pie sapper at the
we acquire fame in another man­ made by each one present, Mrs.
Winning permanent, lasting presidency, when he shook hands Baptist church on last Saturday
ìilbert winning first prize and friends is the work o f time, and «rith him and heard him speak.
ner.
SOCIAL AT NEAL IC C O fS
was a big success—big in more
T o illustrate the difference be*, Mr. Butt the consolation. Even this bank numbers among its
ways than one. On entering the
tween notoriety and fame, Pro­ the refreshments suggested val­ customers hundreds o f individ­
room we «rere' greeted with
fessor Daggy told the life story entines. hearts appearing in each uals with whom it has had close A GEO. WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY smiles from everyone and the The members of the C. B. Socie­
ty o f the Christian church met at
o f tw o women, who had but a course.
relations for many years.
prettily decorated tables soon the beautiful and spacious home
The
blob
is
enjoying’
an
excep­
single purpose in life, namely the
The figures given below show
Mrs. W. T. Anderson’s ‘ ‘at caused the guests to Bmile also.
abolishment o f the saloon and tionally good year o f work un­ the increase in the business of the hom e" Tuesday afternoon of this The decorations were arranged o f Neal McCoy on Friday even­
ing, February 15, in their regular
ident president, Mrs. bank daring the past six years:
the Uqaor traffic. True it is that der its efficace
«veek,
was
an
unusually
pleas­
by
Mrs.
G.
O.
Keeney,
Miss
Mary
monthly business and social
A. Jones. The meetings are
Carrie Nation, a woman having
September, 1909, $268,877.35 ant ecent, enjoyed by some fifty Scott and Miss Roby M oore, the meeting. It «ras known before­
rmonions,
and
the
papers
pre­
little education, through her
September, 1910, $350,007.12 Newberg ladies. There «rere ten months of the year bring all hand that the boys o f the society
tted have been Of a nigh order.
radicalism, and fiery demonstra­
September, 1911, $406,213.83 tables at “ 500," and honors fell represented in their respective would d o the entertaining and)
Press Correspondent.
tions gained notoriety, but her
September, 1912, $395,850.08 to Mrs. N. Oliver and Mrs. J. D. seasons from January to De­ to say that they did it approv­
name will be forgotten along
September, 1913, $470,212.49 Gordon.
cember, June being exceptionally ingly, is but putting it m ildly.
with those o f other men and ENTHUSIASTIC f . C.
September, 1914, $500,148.24
Mrs. Anderson was ably as­ pretty aod attractive «rith the In this, Orel M cCoy acted a
women who have adopted the
sisted by Mesdames D. Kohl- bride and groom effect. About tw ofold part—as bring one o f
T. U.
path to notoriety thinking they
man, C. A. Morris and D. D. one hnndred and fifty ate supper the prominent young men mem­
were gaining fame. Bnt to
SURPRISE PARTY
Coulson. It was a George and a neat sum was realized bv bers o f the society w ho were d o ­
Frances B. Willard, the sneaker,
On last Thursday the W. C. T.
Washington afternoon, the tra­ the Adelphian Society.
ing the entertaining and as a
paid a glow ing tribute. A wom ­ U. met with Mrs. David John­
On the evening of February 12 ditional hatchet, cherry tree and
Secretary, M. E. B.
host of the home for the evening-
an having a well rounded educa­ son.
Mrs
rs. O. B. Westfall gave a very cherry blossoms being shown in
His brother, Ned M cCoy, w aa
tion who gave up many o f the
Mrs. Whitely had charge o f the plec asant surprise party in honor thee! ¡ever invitation cards, score
present
and participated in th e
BEAT
RUTH
AS
A
CLEANER
luxuries ana pleasantries that program .
The subject was o f Mr. Westfall’s birthday an­ cards, favors and table decora­
enjoyments
o f the evening as s o ­
she might have enjoyed, and de­ “ Puritv and Rescue" work. Ex­ niversary at their home out in
tions. The room s were dark­
other
o
f
the
prominent young:
Last Sunday all the Sunday
voted her life to the furtherance cellent discourses were given on the Chehakm Center neighbor­ ened. the red shades over the
men
members
o f the society.
schools in this country were
of the cause o f temperance. When different phases ot the subject by hood.
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electric light bulbs throwing a
After
a
short
business session
studying
about
Ruth,
in
that
the history o f the abolishment o f Mrs. Hannon and Mrs. Round,
The evening «ras very pleasant­ soft glow over all, and the house
and
program,
the
evening was
greatest o f short stories. When
the Saloon and the liquor traffic followed by a spirited discussion. ly spent «rith games and music,
bout was decorated «rith
spent
in
the
playing
o f various
is completed a few years hence,
el Morris gave a vocal after which dainty refreshments large American flags and a pro­ she gleaned in Boas’ harvest field
games
and,
perhaps,
the one
the name o f Frances B. Willard solo aod Mrs. Newun conducted were served by Mrs. Westfall, as­ fusion ot red carnations. A and threshed her barky out in
most
enjoyed
was
one
that
will be written indelibly on the the devotional exercises.
sisted by Mrs. Schutte and Mrs. dainty three-course luncheon the evening she had three pecks. called together the different ones
minds ot all American people and
Bnt
it
waa
hardly
a
fair
test
of
Delirious refreshments were Ingraham.
terminated a decidedly successful
will be passed on from genera­ served by a committee o f which
what she could have done, be­ whose birthdays came in any
Those present were Mrs. Car­ and congenial afiair.
tion to generation as an example Mrs. Chapin waa chairman.
cause Boas told his young men one particular month, when ther
penter, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. George,
While Mrs. Anderson is prac­ to drop a handful occasionally would go through some “ stunt’ ’'
o f real fame acquired through
A large number o f ladies ware Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W ood, Mr. tically a new-comer, she has a
real h a p p in e s s in a great present and all pronounced it a and Mrs. Pickett, Mr. and Mr*.
for h er.. This is recalled now by that waa characteristic o f th a t
«ride acquaintance here and is reading what an 80-year old month. F or instance, those
very profitable and enjoyable H. Schutte, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. one ot tne popular young ma­
work. .
The speaker related some o f afternoon. .
man cud in the same line in whose birthdays came in Sep­
Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. B. In- trons o f Newberg.
A Guest.
Kansas last fell. 1 He foIlo«red tember. would act the “ stnat’ ”
the evil effects o f the lure o f the
The next meeting will be held
iam and three children, Mrs.
threshing crews about over Paw­ ot teaching school, etc. Those o f
city ujfon the lites o f the young at the home of Mrs. Theo. Jef­
M oore and Mrs. T. Herd;
nee county gathering up spilled Inly beat their drams and de­
people o f the »mailer communi­ feries, 8 0 0North Street, February the Misses Helen George, Bella
SPECIAL
SERVICES
gram. He cleaned the dirt from livered, with m otions only, a
ty. They go to the larger city 34th. Business w ill be trans­ Herd, Eva Herd and Maudie
the wheat and in four months 4th o f July oration. So on for
to seek happiness and find there, acted and a program given on Herd; Messrs. H. Livington, Joe
A
t
the
Christian
tabernacle,
not the happiness they seek, bnt “ Christian CitizenshipY’ con­ H oots, Tom Herd Jr., Willie,
cleared $637, making more than each of the months o f the year.
beginning March 4, evangelistic $150 a month.
As a part o f the program each
corruption and degradation.
ducted by Mrs. G. 0 . Bassett.
Herd, Percy W ood, Walter Herd,
Trae happiness is the recogni­
This bid man certainly dis­ month, the endea vorers have the
Everybody is welcome to all o f Herbert W ood, Frank Fickes, services will be conducted by
tion that tae Kingdom o f Heaven our meetings whether they are Warren M oor, Lloyd Fickes and Ritchey Brothers. Rev. Arthur tanced . the young Moabites*. reading of a paper edited by
F. Ritchey, for several years past Bnt then she didn’t get a chance them in the interest o f the socie­
is within us and not in any dis­ members or not. Remember the Harold Westfall.
pastor
at York, Nebraska, will
ty. In this number was a
tant citv or in becoming famous dates are the second and fourth
The guests departed at a late assist the local pastor. He will to follow a steam thresher.— birthday anecdote involving
CoquiQe
Sentinel.
Wednesday ot each month at hour wishing Mr. Westfall many
be remembered by many tor his
Orel McCoy in the charge o f cut­
2:30 p.m-*
happy returns o f the day.
sweet
solos
and
splendid
chorus
ting down a cherry tree belong­
Places o f meetings will be an­
FRUTT
GROWERS,
ATTENTION
work
in
Ritchey
Brothers’
meet­
ing to one ot the tftembrrs. The
nounced in local papers. Come
ings
in
Crater’
s
Hall
eight
years
evidence
was so strong against
MARRIAGE LICENSES
aestnng to sell and bring your neighbors.
All persons desiring t o sell him that it brought out the
ago,
when
the
present
congrega­
Emma Lang worthy,
Newberg Cannery
tion waa constituted «rith sixty fruit to the Newberg Cannery noble confession that it was he
Press Cor.i
Ruby
Pool, age
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.. 20
__ to B. Leed- charter members. Mr. Ritchey during this year «rill pkase call who cat dow n the cherry tree
year will please call
«rin Herring, age 21.
between now and
is now also a powerful preacher and sign up between now and «rith his littk hatchet and he
Mrs. B. E. Herrick is here from
There «rill be some
M artha Isabel Sherwood, age of the Gospel. Everybody wel­ March 1st. There «rill be some would not tdl a lie. About 5 0
at the cannery every day to Carlton, visiting hers sister, Mrs. 16 to Alvin Wm. Parrish, age come and cordially invited to all one a t the cannery every day to were present. The girls enter­
J. B. Mount.
18.
onyott.
w ait on you.
f
tain next month.
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