Newberg graphic., September 07, 1916, Image 5

Prof. Floyd 0 . Perisho who
Born, to Mr. and Mrs.*J. C
went to his former home at New Lemon, a daughter, on Septcm
Providence, Iowa, a short time ber 1.
ago to assist in the settlement
Lon Hill and family who were
of
his father's estate, arrived on their way from Cottage
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home last • Saturday. He re­ Grove to Portland stopped over
turned earlier than he had in­ here Wednesday for a visit with
tended, fearing that he might be the Parker relatives.
W. N. Brown was down from held up indefinitely by the
Sheldon Stubbs, who was in
McMinnville Wednesday.
threatened railroad strike, if he
Portland Wednesday, said that
Henrv Haveman was in from remained longer. .
owing to the arrival home ol
Mountain Top W e d n e s d a y
Frank Johnson, who left here the Third Oregon from the Mexi­
boosting for Hughes.
tw o weeks ago with others from can border, the city had much
Gearge Sykes and son have Cbehalem Center with a wagon the appearance, ot a military
Prepare for die Fall and W inter bjr
bought a farm across the river and team for the Alberta coun­ camp.
having the modern, efficient light in
from Newberg, and are out from try to work at harvesting, was
Richard Bain Hurlston was
your house. W e make a special price
Portland looking after it.
fortunate in taking out insur
born March 22, 1846,- at War­
during the remaining days of August
P r e s i d e n t Pennington ad­ ance on his team, for while they wickshire, England; died Sept.
You do not have to pay cash. Some
dressed the united assembly of were at Cutbank, Montana, one 5, 1916, at the borne ot his broth
of
the
horses
kicked
its
mate
so
down and a little a month satisfies us.
Christian Endeavor workers at
er northwest ot Newberg. The
Oakwood. between Portland severely that it had to be killed. funeral services were held this,
W ith your house wired you have the
If I was a woman, I’d jest as and Oregon City, last Sunday The insurance policy o f $200 Thursday, morning at 10:30
advantage o f safe, certain, sanitary,
was paid and this helped them
leave miss my breakfast as miss evening.
o ’clock at the Hodson & Elliott
and best illumination.
oue of them “ Weekly Special”
Bruce Douglas, formerly o f on the way.
undertaking parlor, in charge of
sales the boys at “ The Big Newberg, wbo is going from his
The C. Q. Conference will be the Masonic lodge.
Hardware Store” are pullin’ off. home at Whittier, California, tP held in the M. B. church Friday
Rev. and Mrs. Casberg, for
Chicago* University to take, a evening at 8 o ’clock. A good several years missionaries in
Charley Lapp was out from medical course, is expected to program has been arranged con­
India, and now home on fur­
Portland over Sunday.
spend Saturday and Sunday in sisting ot special music, reading lough, will lecture in the Free
‘ IT SERVES YOU RIGHT**
Ernest Bales was down from Newberg.
and a short address.
Prof.
Methodist church tonight at 8
McMinnville last Sunday visit­
Tom Blaylock, who was de­ Lewis, who has charge of the o ’clock, and will also show a
ing his father, G. M. Buies, and tained at Tigard on account ot singing, asks that all the singers
number of stereopticon views of
his brother, Jasper.
the illness of the children, was in from the various choirs who will India. These are very interest
M. P. Elliott and S. P. Tim- Newberg Tuesday and said he help that evening, may be at the ing, and the lecture should be
berlake were called to Portland thought they would start for M. E. church at 7:15 sharp. All well patronized. Rev. and Mrs.
the first ot the week to resume Oklahoma the latter part of this who are interested in the cam- Casberg were co - laborers for
work on the federal jury.
month.
_ paign^are urged to be present.— many years in India with Rev.
, are the order of the day and Hanning's Grocery
Executive
Com.
ia especially well »applied with all kinds of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Town­
Meade and Paul Elliott are ex­
and Mrs. Edwards, now living
A surprise party w as given in west of Newberg, and with
send were out from Portland pected home from the Eastern
Extra F«e Sficed Beef, doled Ham m i laces sficed to soft yee
Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. Oregon harvest fields within a honor ot Mrs. Bert Miller’s birth­ whom they are visiting this
and Mrs. Adrian Bowman.
tew days and the former will day at her home Thursday even­ week.
The party who left a new soon after take his departure for ing, August 31. Pleasant games
Walter L. Tooze, who is out
broom at the Graphic office sev­ Southland, Arkansas, where be were participated in and refresh­ organizing Hughes Alliance clubs,
eral weeks ago will do well to takes the femncipalship ot a ments were served by Miss Alice was in Newberg last Friday and
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call and get it before it gets too school for colored children and Christenson to the strains ot met and spoke to a number of
Victrola music. Those present
young people.
stubby for use.
the members of the local Hughes
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van
Republican Club, after which it
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Snow
Harold Hinshaw was out from
Valin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mueller,
was decided to change the name
Portland Monday and succeeded returned from Seaside Saturday
S. L. Parrett and family drove)
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Houser, Mr.
o f the ctyb tp correspond with to Pacific City in the Studebaker
in finding a job for a Portland evening where they had been for
and Mrs. Walter Van Atta, Mr.
the other organizations through­ last week, where they spent a
lad who wants to make his way a week. Mrs. Snow’s health is
and Mrs. Walter Palmer, Mr. out the state. Consequently, in
somewhat improved. She had
while he attends college.
few days by the seashore.
•
and Mrs. Bert Miller and Miss the future the organization will
been
suffering
with
neuritis
of
Ezra Nash, who was in from
Mrs. C. R. Dutr and children
Alice Christenson.
>e known as the Hughes Alli­ are home from Cleveland, Ohio,
,',"n
. :
his home three miles west of the lumbar and sciatic nerves tor
Charley Cavell is back from ance. While in town Mr. Tooze
Newberg, Tuesday, gave infor­ some time but is able to walk
where they spent several weeks
his
hunting trip on the South met and conversed with a num-
mation o f the birth ot a daugh­ about again now.'
visiting with her parents.
Umpqua, and says he got one jer o f people with whom be w a sj'
ter in the family of recent date.
The work o f grading down the fine buck. Andy Winters,* of
Nloxieo's R a c ia l D iv is io n s.
acquainted when he lived in-this
Mexico ia not populated, as so
Mrs, W. C. Woodward and lit­ Rex hill proceeds slowly, owing Portland, who was one of the
section some thirty-five years many suppose, by s mixed Spanish-
tle daughter, wbo spent the to a ledge of rock that was party, took sick soon after their
agb.
*
Indian race, in which the Iberian
Dr. W all, of Chicago
summer here with the Graphic struck near the top. The road arrival there, and they had to
elemdht
predominates. There are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
N.
Radke,
of
University, said:
family, left for their home at that must be traveled in order bring him out to a hospital,
about a couple of million people of
Richmond, Indiana, T u e s d a y to get around the fill that is be­ which occurance p r a c t i c a l l y Marysville, California, are visit­ mixed descent, another million of
morning.
ing made is rough and the com­ spoiled the hunt. Dr. Davis and ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. pure European descent, but the re­
Nelson. A few days ago they mainder, some thirteen millions, are
W. F. Edwards and family of pletion o f the work will be wel­ one of the Winters boys, of Rex,
took a drive in their auto out to ractically pure blooded Indiana.
Vancouver, Washington, came comed by the public..
stayed for more hunting, and as the J. C. Nelson farm in West 'here are 133 tribes of Indians in
last Saturday for a visit with his
Mrs. Pearl St retch, ot Califor­ Charley says d er are plentiful Chehalem, and on the way lost Mexico, recognized as quite distinct,
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Jesse nia, returned last week from To­ in that section they will prob­
and divided by ethnologists into six­
a ring valued at a good figure. teen language group», though actu­
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Edwards. They remained until ledo, where she spent several ably make a killing.
When they reached the W. W. ally fifty-three separate languages,
Tuesday afternoon.
weeks visiting her parents, Mr.
Enos Ellis, carrier on the rural Colby place they stopped to look or widely differing dialects, are
E. M. Heacock came out from and Mrs. H. R. Gobb. Her sisr route over Chehalem Mountain, after a tire, when Mr. Radke spoken in the republic. Some of
The eye is not strong
Tillamook last week to spend a ter, Miss Sylvia Cobb, came out who spent his vacation and a took the ring from his finger and the Mexican Indians remain in- al­
enough, without help, to
little time with his family, who with her for a visit with rela­ thirty-days’ extension making a laid it on the running board. He most the same primitive condition
stand the close studying re­
have been here for some time, tives. Mr. Cobb was laid up for trip to Montana with tw o car forgot the ring until the Nelson as their forefathers at the time of
quired today.
the Spanish conquest. — London
and visit with his parents, Mr. tw o weeks recently as a result of loads o f cows and young cattle, place was reached, and it had
99 out of 100 students
Chronicle.
a fall.
and Mrs. W. P. Heacock.
who break down, in school
arrived home Tuesday. He says dropped off somewhere on the
C nn tn r o f th a E a rth .
Miss Gladys Bradley,daughter
or soon after graduating,
In the capacity of deputy he was successful in making the way. • Notice of a liberal reward
If
a
shaft
were sunk vertically to
ot Mrs. Josephine Bradley, left sheriff, H. R. Morris made a trip trip but that a good many is offered for the one who will
do so simply because in
the center of the earth and an ob­
here on Wednesday of last week to C o l f a x , Washington, last nights when he was sleeping out find'<the riug. Later—The ring ject suspended from a spring bal­
school they forced their
for Beaver, Tillamook county,: week and brought back Franklin on the plains with his saddle for was found by George McGuire ance were lowered down the shaft
eyes to do overwork, thus
the weight of the object, as indicat­
where she will teach in the pri- j Mahood, recently ot Amity, who a pillow he had thoughts of and returned to Mr. Radke..
robbing the nervous system !
ed
by the dial of the balance, would
mary department of the public | was charged with desertion of home. The wheat crop of Mon­
o f proper force.
at first increase as the descending
school.
We use “ no drops’ , in
j his family. He first had to go to tana he says is enormous but
object approached the deeper and
testing
your eyes, thus do­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, Olympia to get extradition pa­ the farmers are sustaining loss
denser strata. After passing a cer­
ing away with any bad after
tain depth, howeve^ the weight
who went to Princeton, Idaho,' pers, and in the rounds he also from a lack of reliable hands to
would begin to dimmish, and it
effect
on a visit a few weeks ago, are j touched at Spokane twice. In assist in harvesting, and the feel­
would
continue
to
diminish
to
the
School will soon start.
at home again. In going they) all, he changed cars fourteen ing against the I. W. W. crowd
center of the earth, where its value
Don’t put it off. Now is
went as far on the Columbia I times. Cfops are big through­ is so strong that it is not sate
would be zero, because the object
the
time, before the eyes
river by boat as Pasco, and say out the whole section he trav­ for one ot them to let himselt
would-there be equally attracted in
are
overstrained.
eled over.
they had a fine trip.
be known.
every direction.
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; Locals and Personals ;
G ET YOUR HOUSE WIRED
DURING AUGUST
S i D
ra ft
sa y s
Yamhill Electric Company
Outings and Picnics
Pickles, Cheese Sandwiches, Cookies, Crackers
Cakes, Canoed Goods, Chocolate, Teas, Coffees
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“ The Day o f the
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Perfect Eye Has
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inVfour List
Supplies
This is the Aluminum A ge—up-to-date housekeepers are buying it They recognize its super,
ior qualities over other materials for Rooking utensils.
On Saturday, September
16 th
we will throw out to the trade a small quantity of good quality “ Diamond Brand” Aluminum
Coffee Percolaters and Double broilers for 98c each. This is one of our regular Weekly Spe­
cials. We start a new one every Saturday—watch our windows, they tell the tale. Remem­
ber the date as this is an unheard of value in aluminum ware. For your Hardware and Im­
plement needs during this time of “ War Prices” it will pay you to keep in touch with
Y \ fE h ave all th e
things you need
for school— text books,
d ra w in g m a teria ls,
tablets and other sup­
plies, including the
CONKLIN Self - Filler
so well adapted to
|ft students use.
Students everywhere
say this efficient fountain
pen means better work
and better'grades. -
Sell-F illin g
Fountain Pen
NON-UAKABLE
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The phrase “ mad as a hatter” has
no reference to that respectable ar­
tist who designs the crowning ar­
ticle of civilized male attire, but
relates back to the Anglo-Saxon
word “atter” (an adder or viper).
“Mad” was formerly ttsed as a syn­
onym for violent or venomous and
is still used in that sense in some
parts of England as well as in this
country. The phrase, therefore,
strictly means as “ venomous as a
viper,” the old form, “ mad as an
atter,” hnving been corrupted to
“ mad as a hatter.”
N a t u r a lly 8 u rp risad .
An old German furniture dealer
had a woman customer who was a
great talker. Nobody could get
away from her when she started in.
One day he sent a clerk to the
lady’s house to try.to collect a bill.
When the clerk returned empty-
handed, the old German said:
“Veil, vat did de lady say?”
“ She did not say anything, sir.
She was mute," replied the clerk,
j “ Vat!” exclaimed the surprised
German. “ Vas she dead?” —Yon-
kera Statesman.
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