Newberg graphic., October 21, 1915, Image 5

and Miss Mildred J — M l
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Rev. A. Astlcford and fami
a splendid report o f
cam« over from Scotta Mills tltf
‘V oi /A #
0 / a iA/my Ami tA0 mnrA # / m JWwfe”
ention of the W. C.
first o f the week for a visit with
Newberg. A candy
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wiley, the
for the near
parents o f Mrs. Astleford at Rex.
some
bills
were allow-
Miss Halcyon Wiley who was at
ion decided to meet
Scotts Mills during the prune
at the residence of Mrs.
harvesting season came home
P m > The college auxiliary will
The ladies spent a
with them .^-'Y ^
in the Imperial parlor« Saturday
over their cups of
Tufts who was at
afternoon at 2:30.
cheese
and pumpkin
bead o f the Anti-Saloon
At the Cbriitian church Sun­
;
forces in Oregon a few
S t jCights the W orld
day morning “ The Sublimity
Somerselt,
Ma-
years ago, will speak at t
I a Gfeat Conviction."
dd Hubbard Sorner-
Friends church Sunday mornin
W e are one
18000 distributors o f tins
“ The Choice o f Moaea.”
ts,came out in their
on the matter of the proper
perfect, ligh t Edison has contributed
j Mr. and Mra. Prank Byana are aervance o f the Sabbath. At tl
a visit with Mr.
more to the help and com fort o f the race
| the parents o f twin baby girls, evening service Rev. George F,
K. L. Tangen Sunday,
i and good as they can be ip the Round will apeak
than any man living. Through hi* life
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Crocker
■( daytime, Prank aaya, but at
o f ceaseless effort he has put within the
At a meeting of the executive End George arid Mrs. Hesgard
B. S. Craven is oat.from Port- night, “ oh m y!"
committee of the Yamhill Conn, *od son motored to Forest Grove
reach o f all, a perfect light no home, store
land on business today*
j Jim Herd has rented hisfathera ty Poultry Association held 1 « * Sunday.
M
or factory should be w ithout If you
Mamie Marr and farm out north o f Newberg on Priday evening B. F. Keeney,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chase and
are not fixed, w e will attend to th at
are visiting with the side o f Chehalem Mountain Eugene, was chosen forjudge
Mrs. C. L. Johnson motored out j
i at Hillsboro tbia week.
and hia mother and the children the poultry show to behel
to Charley Wells’ Sunday, Mrs.
are
moving
to
Yamhill
where
Newberg just before the Christ* Johnson having spent some time
; and Mra. Chariey Cullison
out from Portland visiting they have rented a larger place. m a s h o l i d a y s e a s o n .
in Newberg at the home o f Mrs.
tivea the first o f the
Leslie C. Brown died at hia Keeney ia reputed to be a
home on. Illinois street on Wed­ competent man for the place, m Ed Erickson and Miss Lotta
weak.
“ TT SERVES YOU RIGHT**
nesday
afternoon.
Funeral
ser
J. W. Henry who has been here
Tby next regular meeting o f the Foss o f Portland remained over
IS SSS SS » « — a — H — — — H — I — H I — I — — «
fo r the past five months with hia vices will be conducted at the W. C. T. U. will be held a t the Sunday at the borne of Mrs. C
horse has joined hia family Hollingsworth chapel Friday home o f Mrs. Maria B o w crn a a Jacobson.?■ ¥...
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Miss Fleda and Ruth Kane
Mrs. James K ane'and Mrs.
morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. second, door west of the Baptist
ortland.
Rev. find Mrs. H. G. Crocker have both been ill the greater Jack Sawyer spent several davs
parsonage, next Wednesday, at and son and Mias Christine M ey­
Mrs. Emma May'Bnglert who Hiram Gould. * v
At the Presbyterian church 2:30 p. m. It is desired that all er drove the car toP ortland and part o f the week with tonsilitis, of the week shopping in Port­
died at her home near Laurel on
land.
but are better at the time.
back Monday. • . 4 '¥
.la st Saturday, was b o r i f ¡ r i p * next Sunday morning “ The Dei­ o f the anperintendents of the
Moore Bros, recently got from
ty of Christ;” evening union ser­ ferent departments be
Ross Wilev has returned home
on Monday.
Supt. Duncan o f McMinnville,
vice o f all Newberg evangelical and also the program con»*
from Grass Valley, where he has large duck farms in Massachu­
John finery, a former resident
was a visitor at the school Tues­
been working the past summer. setts and Pennsylvania 34 full
churches in the Presbyterian mittee in order that .we may
o f this county, died at hia home
day.
blooded Mammoth Pekin drakes,
church. Subject, “ The Sabbath make' plans' for the year’s worfi
Arthur Peters is attending
in Portland on Tocad ay at the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Chris­
at a cost o f nearly tw o hnndred
Observance L aw ” by Rev. G- L. before us. There will be a “ quizft
business college in Portland, re­
age<rf^9,yeara.
^
tenson
did
not
leave
until
last
dollars,
to add to their breeding
Tufts. Pb. D.
on work o f superintendents. Monday for their new .home in turning borne over Saturday and
L. A. Moore and his neice,
stock
tor
the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
E. B. M.
Idaho. They have the best wish­ Sunday.
Blaine Moore, spent the week end
Their pullets less than six months
Rogers, of Los Angeles, came in
Thieves broke into the cotta;
Mrs. A. H. Dean passed Sun­ old have started laying, and the
es of their many friends here in
in Hoquiam. Washington, visit,
on the eleven o ’clock train to­ at 606 Franklin street occupt
day and Monday in Portland.
their new abode. ■
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id g her brother.
incubators will start shortly to
day in company with the latter’s by Mrs. Mary B. Bankson and
Miss Katherine Pettingill, of furnish early spring duck« for
Mrs. Green, the mother of E. mother, Mrs. R. Pettyjohn, who
Mra, G. D. Parrish from Camas
Miss Ida M. Woods, last Sun­
Newberg,
spent Sunday at Rex the market.
F, Green and Mrs. L N. Camp­ is dow n from the Alberta coun­
Prairie, Montana, arrived Sat­
day evening, and carried away
'
visiting
her
aunt, Mrs. A. L. k
bell, left here the first o f the week try for a visit.
r
7 V,
J tw o watches belonging to the urday for a visit with her sister
Jenkins.
for her home in Oskaloosa, Iow a.
- Since arriving at her home at atter, one of which had been her Mrs. Staley, and family. Calvin
Allen, a brother t o Mrs. Staley,
Mr. and Mra. L. E. Brower Rushville, Indiana, Miss Ella
Ml. and Mrs. David Martin,
mother’s, and other ar
“ But, Eliza," said the mistress,
came also for a visit Wednesday o f Newberg, attended the morn­
«am é out “from Newport a few Macy writes to friends here that
amounting altogether to
_
. M-hr-.W«
“ your little boy was christened
days ago for the purpose of im­ the had a very pleasant visit siderable value. Strange to say.: from l)ngtm ’ Nebraska
ing services at thePriendschnrch
George Washington.
Why dp
proving a tract of land they own with former Newberg friends at Mrs. Bankson’s personal
Sunday.
vou
call
him
Izaak
Walton?
dow n on th* old ferry road “ ar various places in California after
were not molested. The
Clifford Cordier surprised Walton, you know, was the
the ri*V H | 5 jjh 0 ^ &
-
leaving here a month ago.
dences of Prank Haskins and
his parents and friends last week famous fisherman."
Mr. and Ms«» Andrew Chris-
C /M . Roberts made a business by going to Portland and tak­
B. L. Ricks, who sold his per­ P. Van Dyke were also pi
“ Yes’ m ," answered Eliza, “ but
tensón left here the first of the sonal property at public auction the same evening. ...
o Hillsboro Thursday.
ing unto himself a wife. The dat chile’s reputashun fo' tellin *
Week for Pnirfiekl, Idaho, where
will gft t o Coulee
newly married couple will make de troof made dat Change impera­
The Misses Ma«d * Steirly
they expect t o locate. This is
$
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McMinnville
Saturday.
their future home At Albany. * tive
*
Elaine Moore left Portland Tues­
the point whet* B. V. Potter re­
has been for some time. day ntorning for their homes in
m
moved to recently.
He says his free lunch advertise­ Central Wisconsin and
Mrs. C. C. Byers who was ment brought a big crowd out
New York, respectively, They,
known here in her girlhood days for the sale.
w i l l t r a v e l t o g e t h e r as
as Mias Myrtle McDaniel, is here
Bert Byers who recently sold far as Chicago, going by way of
‘ from Rockaway Beach visiting his dsiry ranch at Toledo in
San Francisco, spending aeveral
w ith' hjér former schoolmate, Lincoln connty, came out with
days at the exposition, and east
Mrs. R. F. Hawkins.
hisfamily a few days ago fo r a to Salt Lake City and Colorado
• Mrs. C. H. Christenson has visit with relatives. Their per­ Springs, and over the Burlington
been called to Portland on ac­ sonal effects are stored at Toledo to Chicago, making stops at all
count o f the serious illnefts from for the present while a new loca­ places o f special interest. Both
a complication of diseases, o f her tion fe being sought out. -
expressed regrets at leaving Ore­
daughter, Mrs. Baumont, who
G. C. Thomas, of Crescent, gon and hope to return again.
is being treated ia Emanuel Hos­ Iowa, arrived here today to join
fi,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clemmens
pital.
his wife who ha« been here on a arrived home from their visit
Qomer Lee, a brother-in-law of visit for some time with her with relatives in Nebraska and
T h e y ’re a b solu tely
W. E. White and Vernon H»n- sisters, Mrs. Hester and Mrs. Missouri on Friday of last week
n ew — m ade b y a n ew
shaw, was here from Goldendale, Dixon. He says times are so and found the families o f their
Washington, the first o f the good in Iow a that during the
p ro ce s s th a t b rin g s
sons, Henry and Fred, in posses­
week in company with, another year' the automobile sales have sion at the home on Sheridan
o u t th e tru e c o m
Goldendale man named Wetsel exceeded in total, more than the street, where a steaming hot
wjio was l o s i n g for a dairy money received for all the-cattle supper was in waiting for them
fla v ou r a n d that k e e p s
They report a very pleasant visit
th e flak es firm a n d
and say one o f the many ex­
crisp , e v e n after crea m
periences they enjoyed was at­
o r m ilk is a d d e d .
tending at Mr. Clemmens’ home
town in Missouri, a bigcelebra-
tion by the negroes, of the fiftieth
N e w P o s t T o a s t ie s are
anniversary o f their release ftom
m a d e o f d ie h earts o f selected
the bondage of slavery.
Mr
w h ite Indian C o m , c o o k e d ,
Clemmens says he well remem­
bers when a mere lad he attended
se a so n e d a n d to a ste d ; a n d
auction sales o f negroes, ami
th e y c o m e to y o u FRESH-
that when he cried, as he a I
ways did at seeing families
SEALED— as sw e e t a n d a p p e ­
parted, the negro drivers and
tizin g a s w h e n th ey lea v e th e
the auctioneers would call him a
“ d—d little abolitionist.”
Mazda Mazda
of
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
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n
New
Toasties
ULEM CENTER
Newberg Drug Company
Next 00 0s to M a r o m e e
Mrs. Flizabeth P a l m e r <>t
Springbrook delivered a splendid
message to a large and appri
dative audience Sunday evening.
She will conduct the services next
Sunday morning at the church.
Let all come out and bear her.
TheW. C. T. U. convened nt
the home of Mrs. Mary P. John­
son last Wednesday afternoon
with the president, Mrs. K . L.
Tangen in the chair. After the
usual devotional, followed the
business meeting. MrC Anna
Harrison gave a very interesting
account o f the County W. C. T.
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