Newberg graphic., October 12, 1916, Image 5

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Jasper Bales has bought the G. A. Graves is out from Port­
B. W. Newby property located land today talking fraternal
The Hoe Cake days are past
orders.
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on Sixth street.
Mrs. G. W. Cutts came out G. A. Morris of the Southern
Cooking in a fire place was
from Portland Wednesday for a Pacific traffic department spent
angxwrruvwsravfl»«»-*»^*. mtrwrw-*- visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. a part of Wednesday in New-
once the custom
berg.
W. Barer oft-
Then came the wood stove
N. D. Elliott, of Salem, was in H. J. Repp and family who re­ Harvey H. Galt, of Shenan­
town last Saturday.
cently moved out from Portland doah, Iowa, was here the first
Later the gas range
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter are occupying the Bnos Ellis of the week visiting bis brother,
Baughman, September 6, a son. property on North School street* M. H. Galt, cashier of the First
Today
the
‘'Electric
Range"
National
Bank.
Ex-Governor West is billed to M. W. Newton, ot Port Lud­
speak at Duncan’s hall on Fri low, Washington, a brother-in- As a result of liberal advertis­ Thousands of homes in America use exclusively the electric
day night of this week.
law of N. Slytcr, who came tor a ing in the Graphic the business
for food preparation. There is nd method of cooking
Attorney Clarence Bntt was in visit a few weeks ago, has re­ of the Yamhill Electric Company range
that compares with it We give a special 4-ceikt rate to
the county seat on business at turned to his home. His family shows such an increase that the users
W electric ranges. It is as cheap aa wood, cleaner, no
is still here and will probably re­ superintendent, R. J. Moore, is
the court house Wednesday.
trouble, smokeless, ashless, fumeless. Electric cooking is
now riding in a new Buick car.
Walter Wilson lost one of his main during tlje winter.
best horses last week and this Rev. M. C. Wire, who attend­ C. C. Chapman, publisher of the lire longer way. We carry everything in the electric
means a good deal tor he has ed the M. B. conference a Leba­ the "Oregon Voter,” passed line of merchandise. Light your building with electricity and
Safety First. Keep io touch some good ones.
non recently, went from there to through Newberg Wednesday
with the boys at “The Big Hard­ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Holmes, of Grants Pass to visit his son, afternoon on the wav to his
ware Store.” They’ll treat you Durham, and Mrs. Mary Hub- who is located there as pastor. farm in the Hopewell neighbor­
right all the time.
He preached there last Sunday hood where he said he was go­
bard, of Portland, were Sund&v and
came home Wednesday. -. ing to spend a couple weeks rest
at the home of Mr. and
B. S. Craven, ot Portland, was guests
M. M. Harvey, who was for­ ing up as he had hot been well
Mrs. A. J. Shrader.
in town Wednesday.
merly engaged in the grocery lately.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Behnke
invited
a
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace
business on North Main street. Mrs. Pearl Stretch, who spent
ot the friends of her has
“ IT 4ERVES YOU RIGHT*'
Welch, September 10, a daughter. number
the Chehaletn Moun- several weeks visiting here with
mother, Mrs. Bass, to her home tain bought
farm formerly owned by- her brother, Charley Cobb, and
Rey. T. Brouillette was out on Thursday of last week and
Charley
Skelton and has moved sister, Mrs. Nelson Brouillette, --------------------------------- c-------
from Portland the first of the gave her a pleasant birthday
out from Portland*with his fam- and other relatives, and also folded away the wedding gar­
week.
A PROCLAMATION
surprise.
ily.
* with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ments, making her sacrifice in
Arlie Evans received three first A. L. Brooks, the LaFayette
and two second premiums on nurseryman, h*s been in town Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clem mens H. R. Cobb, at Toledo, left tor the silent chamber while she Whereas, a re so lu tio n y a i
his chickens at the state fair. during the week at different are bom: from their trip to Kan­ her California home the first of prayed for ¡strength to go forth passed by the congress of the
to bid her all good bye, and United States on July 18, 1916,
Parent-Teacher sqcial at the times and says he has sold some sas tity where they attended the week.
charge
him to remember her reading as follows:
grade building next Tuesday ev­ good bills of prune trees for fall the big G. A. R. Encampment. Victor Moses, the Corvalis prayers were
following, ’mid shot "Resolved, by the senate [the house
They spent considerable time postmaster who had been away
ening, 8 o’clock. Program, eats. planting.
\
and
shell,
the
bravest soldier io of representatives concurring], That,
about their former home on his annual vacation in com­
Come, it’s free.
Jav Smith who has had a hard .visiting
the
land.
So
did she impart in view of the misery, wretchedness and
say they had a very pleas­ pany with Mrs. Moses* and a
Joseph Hall left here Tuesday pull coming up from an opera­ and
which these people are suffer-
lady friend, stopped over here strength to him, making him a hardships
ing,
the
president
of the United States
for Topeka, Kansas, where he tion for appendicitis, has been ant time.
better
soldier,
a
truer
man.
It
for
dinner
at
the
Imperial
Wed
Dr.
John
S..
Rankin
says
he
has
be
respectfully
asked
to designate a
will make an extended visit with out on the street a little during
was
a
comrade’s
doty
to
return
day
on
which
the
citizens
this coun­
nesday.
They
had
been
as
far
his daughter who lives in that the week, but looks like he had heard Edward Amherst Ott, north as Bickleton, Washington, to the maiden her messages of try may give expression to of their
sym­
who is to fill a number on the
city.
pathy
by
contributing
to
the
funds
now
been through the mill.
love,
and
tell
her
ot
the
bullet’s
on
an
auto
trip.
lyceurn
course
this
season,
and
being
raised
for
the
relief
of
the
Ar­
Blwood Minchin, of Portland, Miss Esther Hollingsworth he would pay two dollars, the Miss Winnie Shields, teacher fatal work. And now when, so
menians
in
the
belligerent
countries.”
passed through New berg on went to Portland Wednesday af­ price of a season ticket, any fn the domestic science depart­ pnrified as by fire she comes to And whereas, I feat confident that the
Monday on his -why %o his ternoon to attend the wedding time, to hear him—and this is ment at the high school, whose our doors, asking leave to work people of the United States will be
brother’s ranch above Willami- her young friends, Everett only one number out of six in home is at Milton, has resigned with us for-her lover’s coprades moved to aid these peoples stricken by
na where he expected to spend a of
famine and disease:
* * * * shall we say, ‘Stand war,
Koouff and Miss Dorothy the course. •
to
accept
a
better
paying
posi­
Now,
I, Woodrow Wilson,
week hunting. -
Krews. The groom was a na­ Information has been received tion in The Dalles high school. aside; we have only honors preaidant therefor,
of
the
United
States, hi com­
The picture of Mrs. Marie Br­ tional guardsman and a member here of the birth of a daughter, She left this afternoon. Her enough to extend to the wive», pliance with the mid suggestion
of the
mothers,
sisters
and
daughters
ans appeared in the Sunday is­ of the band.
senate,
and
the
said
request
of
the
con­
Elisabeth, (o Mr. and place is to be taken here by Mias of our heroes, and unless ranked gress thereof; do appoint and proclaim,
sue of, the Oregonian along with J. Sanger Fox will preach at Marion
Mrs. Robert M. Henley, of Hart* Jessie Harriat, of Salem.
October 21, and Sunday, Oe-
those, you cannot work Saturday,
other women voters, loyal sup­ the Rex church next Sunday ford
Indiana, on the first P. J. Mulberon, a brother of among
tober 22, 191«, as joint day« upon which
porters of Hughes, who attend­ morning and in the evening at day City,
under
our
banner?’
- The mother Mrs. H. C. Paulsen, died at his “Remember, woman is loyal the people of the United States may
ed the big Hnghes Alliance meet­ 7:80 o’clock will talk on the will of be October.
make such contributions aa they foal
remetnbertd here aa home in Portland on Wednes­ by birth, not by marriage.”
ing in Portlaad lw t F rid ay . measures th«t inB-he-voted <nr Mary Kenworthy,
disposed fer the aid ef the stricken
a
former
day.
The
body
will
be
brought
Press
Cor.
Syrian and Armenian peoples.
J. D. Gordon went to Eugene at the election. A cordial invi­ teacher in Pacific College.
here
for
burial
tomorrow
morn­
It is proposed to earnestly ob­
Wednesday to grade the cattle tation is extended to the public Mrs. Mary Jane Heater, aged ing and a short funeral service
serve
the above proclamation in
on the stock ranch he traded for' to attend.
H
IG
H
SC
H
O
O
L
will
be
conducted
at
the
Hodson
88
years,
widow
of
the
late
Ben-
some months ago, with a view Dr. Aaron Mills,"of Denser, is amin Heater, deceased, was 8c Elliott chapel by Rev. Myers,
Newberg, and the. Associated
C
h a ritie s will undertake to
of selling off the tat stuff. He is in town making a short visit brought into town one day last pastor of the M. E. church.
Mr. Weatherford, candidate tor gather
feeding corn to a big bunch of with relatives. He hAS sold his week for the purpose of register­ J. F. Taylor received informa­ Congress,
and forward the funds
gave
us
an
interesting
hogs out on his Spring Hill farm store at Denser and moved out ing. She said she had never be- tion today from Whittier, Cali­ talk Monday morning.
that generous hands will con­
north of Newberg and recently to Corvallis for the winter. He ore had an opportunity to vote fornia, of the death of Mrs. Eliz­ In tlie assembly last Thursday tribute to the relief of these pita-
made a salp ot a number dressed, will leave for Caldwell, Idaho, or a President and she wanted abeth Hutchinson, who passed Mr. Hawley gave us a fine de­ ble people. Oar harvest has been
at thirteen cents in Portland. tomorrow, where he will assist to cast a ballot for Hughes.
and perfect weather
scription of the national capitol. abundant
away
last
Sunday
at
an
ad­
has
enabled
us to save it all. Let
DauJ. Gilbert received a box his brother, Zimri, in building a Mrs. Alice Browning Keiling, vanced age. The deceased for­ Merritt Timberlake was elect­ us give a portion
to. oar fellow
of paw-paws from Mooresville, house.
merly
lived
here
with
her
daugh­
ed
president
ot
the
janiefe
class
who
came
here
recently
from
creatures,
who
are
starving.
Indiana, one day Inst week and A general invitation has been Missouri with her son, Q. M. ter, Mrs. Mabel Douglas, and and Wilfred Markell president of Watch for further announce­
passed them around among his extended to the ladies to visit Keiling,
bis return from a vis­ will be remembered by many as the freshmen.
ments.
F. C. Stannard,
"Hoosier” friends who were McMinnville Friday afternoon it at his on
a
woman
of
most
lovely
charac­
former
Missouri
home,
Last
Saturday
the
toot
ball
knowu to have had the paw­ and hear Mrs. Hanly, of Med­ died last Sunday at the age of ter whom it was a pleasure and team played the alumni. Al­ President Associated Charities.
paw habit in their youthful ford, speak for Hnghes. Mrs. years. Mrs. L. J. Eddens, of benediction to meet and mingle though the high school was de­
days. The Graphic can testify Hanly is the woman who made 70
Dundee, is a daughter of the de­ with.
feated 2 to 0 the heavier and
that they were the real thing, a big hit in an address she made ceased.
Another
daughter
lives
more experienced boys had a
with the old-time farewell left in last week in Portland at the in Missouri and another son at
hard time.
W. R. C. NOTES
the month after eating.
Hnghes Alliance meeting.
Omaha, Nebraska. Deceased
On Friday Mr. and Mrs.
was a member ot the Baptist The Sunshine Club of the Wo­ Whipp entertained us for an
chnrch and funeral services were men’s Relief Corps met October hour or so with a song recital.
conducted by Rev. F. C. Stan- 5th with Mrs. Linville. It was The applause given them was
perfect Autumn day, the at­ enough to show the students
nard.
tendance
good and the hostess enjoyed it very much.
Milton Newljn received a clip­
ping from the Indianapolis News entertained in her usual charm­ The foot hall team gf>es to
a few days ago giving an ac­ ing way. Some of the comrades Forest
Grove Snturdav. At the
KRYPTOK Glasses
count of the death of his lifelong were with us and altogether it game here
last
Saturday
the
stu­
friend, Mrs. Elisabeth Towell was a red letter day.
body was certainly not "all restore to the eyes of
McCoy, who was well known to Attention is called to the fol­ dent
middle age the natural
there
with
the
spirit.”
It
seems
lowing
statements
sent
out
from
a number of Newberg people.
as though they would back their eyesight of youth, and
She was 105 years old August the state headquarters:
better.
enable you to see both
15, having been born in Orange Many people are not aware ot team
are still a large number near and far objects
The laat shipment has arrived.
county, North Carolina, August the tact that "loyal women,” as of There
Annuals
signed for with perfect clearness
15, 1811. She died at the home well as relatives ot the veterans, which have that not were been
The stock is now complete.
taken. and distinctness.
of her daughter, Mrs. Rachel are eligible to membership in oar This works a great hardship
at Tangier, Parke coun­ Order. An article on this sub- the student body treasury on
We can supply your wants in a ty, Marks,
as
Indiana, and funeral services ect in your city papers would there is still a large sum to be
irn
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Classic or Palmer garment.
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were conducted at Rush Creek correct this false impression and .
Annuals may be THE ONLY INVISIBLE BIFOCM.
.on ,the®
Friends church, ot which de­ no doubt increase our member-! p?,d
The kind yon have been looking for, ceased
obtained
at
Wilson’s
Confection
was a member. Former ship.
Through them you can
arv
or
from
Harold
Lee.
see off in the distance or
Superior Judge Hadley of Wash­ Let u^remember that we are
with lots of snap and quality.
read the paper—without
ington, now living in Seattle, tended together to assist the
Autumn
Market
removing your g l a s s e s
visited here with the Graph­ Grand Army of the Republic,
A glance at our show windows will show you ic who family
Remember
the
date,
November
and
that
from
the
soldier
alone
from
morning to night
in
the
summer,
is
a
a sample of what we have inside. Come in and
I
de-
i
2-3-4,
and
those
who
have
arti-
came
not
all
the
sacrifice.
K
RYPTOKS
are the only
grandson
of
the
deceased.
An­
see the entire line. Examine the goods, try on the
sire
to
quote
a
few
sentences,
cle*
for
the
rummage
depart-
bifocals without those an­
other grandson, Lin H. Hadley,
garments, get our prices and if you do not care to
a brother of Judge Hadley, is a from the address of our first Na- nwnt are requested to leave noying lines or seams.
buy, it will be a pleasure to show you die garments
member of congress from the tional President, E. Florence them at the residence of Mrs. Nobody but the wearer
—- t —
McDonald, corner of Third and would ever know they
Bellingham, Washington, district Barker:
just the same.
.
It
are double vision lenses.
and is a candidate for re-elec- "What shall we do with the Rit«t streets.
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tion, being opposed by a wo­ maiden through whose veins
man. Mrs. McCoy was hale coursed the same proud blood, Saturday Sal« Children’s Hats
and hearty up to a short time* in whose heart was the same On Saturday the King Milli-
ago and devoted most of her dve of freedom as. in her true nery Store will make a special
energies to piecing quilts for her manly lover’»; who, with white sale of children’s trimmed hats Phan* White 32 604 FiniSi. NewW*
friends.
ip» and almost breaking heart, at 50 cents to a dollar.
It
M iK Mm m M K m C K m V M W K K r v ir v w a n r tn fm 'u m<m
* I
Si D raft
says
COOK WITH LIGHTNING
Yamhill Electric Company
WOMEN’S AND MISSES
COATS
Miller Mercantile Co.
See with the
Eyes of Youth
C. A. MORRIS
kweter-Optoaetrist
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