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Mrs. Elizabeth W right, widow
A Ford outfit passed through
of the late J. M. W right, is here Newberg Tuesday afternoon
from La Grande as the guest of labeled" Brownsville, Texas" anc
Mrs. Rebecca Allen and in the it was rigged out about like one
interval is visiting former neigh­ would expect to see coming from
bors and friends. The Wrights th a t section of our domain. „
were residents of Newberg for H obart Littlefield and Archie
many years.
MeCrea, who spent severa
Arrival and Departure of Pas. Chester Zumwalt says he has
about made up his mind to en­ L ast Sunday’s Oregonian con­ months on the Mexican border
•enger Trains.
tained .a picture of Thomas last season, have been again
T rala* lor PartUaS
T ratal from PortUaS list in the Marine Corps.
Forest pres in the Coast moun­ Prince’s new home on the east called to the colors and will leave
6:87 A. M.
9:03 A. M.
side in Portland to which bis soon for camp. H obart has been
9:10 A. M.
11:02 A. M. tains have delayed the shipment
son Harold and wife have moved working in Portland but is home
1:17 P. M.
5:23 P. M. of logs which has < »ccasioned the Mr. Prince, who is improving in
3:53 P. M.
for a short visit before leaving.
6:58 P. M. closing down of the mill since
2:26 P. M.
health,
will
probably
circulate
In a recent news letter from
' 2:05 P. M. Monday.
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between his home a t Dundee anc San Francisco published in one
•12:55 A. M.
+6:50 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Timberlake the Portland home.
of the Portland papers, it was
visited
with relatives a t Willa-
•S aturday night only.
stated
th a t John J. Elliott, son
Mrs. Fred Carter, the wife o:
tLoop Special Saturday & Sunday mina last Friday and went on
of
F.
A.
Elliott, State Forester,
to salt w ater tor a stay of a the new pastor coming to
Friends chufch, arrived here who bad been in training with
O. K. Edwards was in New- couple of days.
the Officers’ Reserve Corps for
berg Monday.
,
"‘Miss Amy H srg ir who has Wednesday evening w ith the some time, had been released for
Ole M artin was over from charge of the force of women baby of the family. She left her
service a t the Aviation station
Donald Wednesday.
folk a t the cannery, was laid off husband and the other children a t Berkeley. It is said th a t the
ELECTRIC RANGES Yosr own time to pay
a
t
Bozeman,
M
ontana,
they
to
few days on account of sick­
Mrs. S. A. Stubbs is visiting
ar ray heads are bringing pressure
w ith relatives in Portland. \
ness but is back a t work again. come o n , through in the Ford. to bear on the men to induce as
They are h o t expected to arrive
Mrs. Bert Miller and children Joe Nelson came in from Ameri­ before the lattfer p a rt of next many as possible to train foy
are visiting with friends in Cor­ can Lake last Sunday for a stay /week.
aviation work.
between the afternoon trains
vallis.
“ Hi
ros You Right’
Cook With Lifhtalaf
Wednesday morning the 9:03 Friday evening there will be a
with
his
parents.
He
was
well
~ W. S. Parker, of LaGrande,
train from Portland w as held here meeting a t the home of President
w as in New berg for a short stay and hearty and ready for a good for about tw enty minutes on ac- Pennington in the interest of the
fill of cherries.
Tuesday.
count of the large am ount of ex­ attendance a t Pacific College the L ast Monday morning a unique.
ABOUT THE DRAFT BY
Barney Groth went to Salem A. P. Johnson, of Corvallis, press m atter there wa« to un­ coming year. Members of the
outfit
passed
through
Newberg,
Tuesday to take the examination who is well known in Newberg, load, there bring in the lot 150 board, faculty, alumni and stu­
THE COUNTY CLERK
writes to have the Graphic sent boxes of cherries for the cannery, dent body, as well as all others being made up of Mr. and Mrs. <
o r the Officers Reserve Corps.
Roy Chatterson and little son,
The college auxiliary will meet to him in Los Angeles for a time, some coming from Hood River who are interested in securing a of San Francisco, and a young Editor Graphic: .
on Saturday afternoon a t 2:30 saying he and bis family are on but the larger number coming large college attendance the com­ bear cub, all traveling in a Owing to the anxiety of the
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. public in regard to the arm y
o ’clock a t the residence of Thos. the way there.
from the W. W. C otton orchards ing year, are invited to meet and motorcycle
with side attachm ent. , , T
I
,
.,
.
dratt, i thought it would prob-
Mrs.
C.
McLain,
of
Portland,’
belp
map
out
the
campaign
for
Rood.
near Portland.
And the Chattersons were quite . . . .
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ably
be
of
considerable
interest
a
sister
of
W.
W.
Hollingsworth,
the
rest
of
the
summer.
With
The L. C. Simms family is here
jroperly named for Mrs. C. was
After
closing
hours
last
Satur­
if
I
give
you
the
information
I
for a visit with the parents of in company with her friends, day Evening Mr. and Mrs. C. A. leading government officials,from
veritable chatter-box, telling
have a t hand, in regard to the
Mrs. Simms, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. McCune, Morris drove across the country President Wilson down, urging
their experiences while the
m atter. From the vast number
of
Seattle,
were
here
on
a
visit
all
students
who
can
do
to
go
F. Wallace.
into the foothills of the Coast on with their education as a p a t­ machine was being repaired a t of inquiries I have been receiving
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. George were
Mountains to the west of Carl­ riotic duty, Pacific college ought the Newberg Cyclery. She said in regard to the draw ing a t
Miss
Ellen
Gregory
who
went
o u t from Portland the first of
ton, and camped on the banks to have the greatest enrollment they came north from San F ran ­ Washington, last Friday, I
to
Sah
Francisco
to
attend
the
cisco a m onth ago and had been
the week visiting their son-in-
of Panther creek in a quiet re- in its history this year.
think the public as a rule are of
as far north as Vancouver, B. C
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. wedding of her sister arrived rtreat where they slept under
the wrong opinion in regard to
home last Saturday. “On her
Sylvan Strait.
some friendly fir trees th a t have Sheldon A. Stubbs has had and east as far as Spokane. In some of the m ost im portant
way back she stopped a t Med­
been affording shelter to weary losted in his office window dur­ the Cascade Mountains they m atters in regard to the d raw ­
Clarence Jones, who is spend­
ford for a visit with friends.
ing the week a fist of the names rilled a mother bear with three
travelers tor countless years.
ing the vacation season clerking
ing. In the first place every
of men registered in this p a rt of cubs, tw o of which were black
W.
A.
King
and
family,
of
P
ort­
in the Meier & Frank Co. store,
man in the United States who
Arthur K. Wilson, who gradu­
came out from Portland Sunday land, passed through Newberg ated from Pacific College with the county, with those marked and the other brown. They had registered was draw n, so
who come in the first 300 or gave the black ones aw ay and
on the train this morning bound
for a family visit.
the class of 1908 and who also more to be called in the draft, the brown one they were taking the only thing for each person to
for
Newport
where
Mrs.
King
L. C. Simms who came in last
tau g h t in the college for a time, when the time comes for Yamhill home to show to their friends. be anxious about now is in w hat
Sunday from a trip into Eastern and the children,with Miss Mary was here Wednesday night with
relative position his name will
Washington, said the hot dry Sanders, will remain until the Mrs. Wilson and their little county to supply a quota of The youngster was ta t and appear in the fist which applies
men, though it is not claimed seemed to be enjoying its long
wyather was cutting the crops close of August.
to Yamhill county. Our county
daughter in attendance a t the
th
Pres, and Mrs. Pennington George wedding anniversary cel­ a t the markings are complete ride by motorcycle. Mrs. C. was was very fortunate, as she had
short in th a t section.
or absolutely correct in every trousered and as brown as the more volunteers than her q uota
E. B. Ridgeway went to Wood- and their Pasadena, California, ebration. Their home is in Los instance, as the checking up has bear.
required in the first call, therefore,
burn last Saturday afternoon to visitors, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Angeles,where he has been teach* been made from the fists of
M
artin
and
son,
went
to
P
ort­
there will be no one required to
ing in the city schools for several numbers published in the daily
attend the camp meeting being
WEST CHEHALEI
appear before the local exemp­
held by the Church of God sect. land Wednesday and were taken years.
papers. Realizing the liability
over
the
Columbia
River
High­
tion board a t this time. How­
He returned Monday.
At the garden p arty given a t of mistakes being made the
Mathew Patten purchased a
way by O. J. Sherman.
ever, if there is another call soon,
the home of C. R. Duer on Thurs­ Graphic does not feel free to Maxwell last week.
A. J. Barrell and family who
Clifford
Wallen,
son
of
A.
P.
which seems very probable,
day evening of last week about publish the list a t present.
have been located a t Marshfield
Mrs. Swan Benson has return­ Yamhill county will be called up­
Wallen,
of
Springbrook,
who
is
where he has been in the employ
$20 w as realized for the Red John Gilbert received a paper a ed from the east after a few
on to supply her quota, then the
of the Southern Pacific, are here a member of an Aviation Corps Cross. Miss Jennie D. Miller few days ago published a t his months absence.
is
located
a
t
F
o
rt
Sam
Houston,
men
called will be the first ones
played the p a rt of fortune teller,
for a visit w ith relatives.
Texas, and it is reported th a t adding much to the amusement old Indiana home town, Lewis­ B. F. Yergen and family a t­ th a t were draw n a t Washing­
Warren Hall and family came
there is a probability of his com­ features of the evening, and ville, in which it was stated th a t tended a Sunday school rally a t ton. For instance if in the next
o u t from Siletx in a machine last pany being sent to Siberia.
the government was going to Donald last Sunday.
call Yamhill county bas to fur­
should there be in the future as
Friday for a visit with the F. R.
establish aviation training sta ­ Edwin Secour, of Forest Grove, nish 100 men, then the numbers
Will Wharton, son of W. H. many matches made as she
Rundell and Hall families. They
tions a t Indianapolis and Day- is making a three-week’s visit 1 to 100 inclusive will be re­
W
harton, of Yakima, Washing­ predicted there will be a rich
returned home qn Monday.
ton, Ohio, and th a t machines with the Mathew Patten family. quired to appear before the local
ton, who was formerly a resident harvest for divorce lawyers.
would fly between the tw o points
Will Round who spent several
board for examination. I t will
of Newberg and president of the
Mr
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Butt
along
the line of the old National Im portant business called De- probably be the first of August
days in New berg a t the home of First National Bank, was in
his father, Rev. George F. Round, Newberg Wednesday, dressed in and son Ralph, in company with Road in droves of considerable Vere Fendall to Portland, Satur­ before the exemption board will
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. C. Bennett numbers for practice. I t w as day evening. He was not able have the official fist compiled
left tor his home a t Long Beach,
unitorm furnished by "Uncle made a trip to Wilhoit Springs
further stated th a t arrangements to return home for a day or two. and be able to give each one his
Washington, Tuesday morning. Sam."
in the Ford last Saturday even­ m ust be made for the use of a D. P. Shaw and L. L. Amoth
C. J. Hoskins and family and
W. H. W oodworth, president ing where they drank mineral number of large open fields along and their wives motored over to relative position in the fist of
1466 names, which is the com­
Om ar Fendall and family left to ­ of the First National Bank, and
w ater and slept out in the open the way for use in alighting and Tillamook Friday and returned plete registration for this conn-,
d ay by auto for the Tillamook John Hutzen,who spent a month
with the boughs of friendly fir a call w-as made for land owners late Sunday evening. They re­ ty. Anyone th a t will write, C.
county beaches, expecting to visiting in the Atlantic states,
trees tor a canopy. They re­ to make offers for such service. p o rt a very pleasant trip.
B. Wilson, the county clerk, and
make their first stop a t Netarts. are home again and report a de­
turned the following evening, Uncle John thinks he would en­
They will be gone about a week. lightful trip. Mr. Hutzen seems
Sunday morning Jasper Davis, enclose the number of his blue
circling around for a call of some joy the sight of such an a rray of
card, also the number of his
The Misses Ruth and Helen to be considerably improved in of the many Marion county air craft, like a flock of black­ from Colorado, and Dr. A. M.
Davis came out and spent the precinct—both of these numbers
Mendenhall who came from Bay health.
towns.
birds a t corn planting time, pass­
dav
with Mr. and Mrs. H arry are given on the blue card you
View, Washington, last week to
Mrs. Effie Tolson Brodie, a
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Crocker ing over head a t his old Indiana Davis. Jasper Davis remained received the day you registered—
attend the funeral of their father, former college girl here, was went to Gladstone last Sunday home.
and enclose a self-addressed
John Mendenhall, will remain down from Corvallis in compa­ afternoon to hear Billy Sunday. Francis Beverly Berwick made until Tuesdav morning.
envelope, will receive their num­
here for the present with their ny witn her husband the first of They say they went with prej­ his advent Tuesday, Ju ly 17, After spending the past tw o
ber, which indicates the relative
mother.
the week visiting the Wileys’ a t udiced opinions formed in ad­ coming to gladden the home of months with his grandparents, position, in the fist for Yamhill
C. E. Newhouse, superintendent Rex and with Rev. and Mrs. A. vance by reading about the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugh Ber­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson, county. Owing to the ex tra
Roth, of Salem, went to
and manager of the Springbrook Astleford a t Sherwood. They evangelist, but came aw ay with wick (Mae Whitten) a t the Mc­ Marvin
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am ount of work in the county
Wednesday, to spend a . . , _
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■cannery, was in the first of the were callers a t the Graphic office changed minds and very much Kinley apartm ents. The mar­ Portland,
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. clerk s office, it will be necessary
week
w
ith
his
aunt,
Mrs.
Carrol
i
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week and stated th a t on Satur­ on Monday.
in sym pathy with- his work. riage of Mr. and Mrs. Berwick
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for you to comply with the
Starr,
after
which
he
will
return
t
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day the cannery put up a full car With fines of rigs of various The large auditorium built this will be remembered for the un­
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»above request.
C. B. Wilson,
j
County Clerk
load of cherries and berries, 700 kinds aw aiting their turn for de­ year to take the place of the old usual circumstance th a t the to Salem.
cases, which was an excellent livery a t the cannery, and with one th a t had seen so many years bride and bridegroom were step­ Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and j .........................................
run for a small plant.
a large force of men and women of service w as filled to overflow­ brother and sister. The baby family came over from Forest I did not return home with her
Rev. G. H. Lee went to Eugene a t work in the plant, things are ing.
has been named Francis, after Grove last Sunday to spend the i family as she intends to make a
Tuesday to attend the Presby­ kept humming. L ast Saturday
Fred Jackson, of Seattle, a Dr. Frank M. Taylot, of Port­ day with Mr. and Mrs. M athew , two-week’s visit with the Misses
terian Synod, this being the an­ a pack of 32,000 cans was made graduate of Pacific College in the land. He is the grandson of Mr. Patten. Miss Aileen Hoffman' Patten.
nual meeting, and one of the and the average per day is run­ class of 1899, came lgst week for and Mrs. J. E. Berwick, of Hep-
m atters to be considered by th at ning a t 25,000 cans.
a visit with his sister, Mrs. C. N. pner, Oregon, and the great-
body is the proposed merger of At their home out on the Day- Terrell, and remained until Tues­ grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Albany College and Pacific Uni­ ton road Mr, and Mrs. Charles day morning. Mr. Jackson has Whitten, of Newport, Ore., and
versity, of Forest Grove.
Veiths gave a six o’clock birth­ been teaching in the Seattle of Mr. and Mrs. T. Brouillette,
A couple of young "Nancy” day dinner one evening the first schools for several years and for of Portland.—Oregon Sunday
The House and lot at 511 South Howard and two Iota on Blaine St.
milk goats arrived here Tuesday of the week, the invited guests the past few years has been Journal. Mrs. R. H. Berwick
in rear of house; also the furniture of the house including range,
morning from Southern Cali­ being Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grove, superintendent of the South will be well remembered by a
dining table, beds,dressers, rugs, garden tools, etc. will be offered
fornia billed to J. L. Hoskins but V. A. Vincent and family and Park, Highland Park and Con­ host of friends in Newberg, where
S T ia f S SATURDAY AUG. 4 AT 2:30 P. M.
they were for D. J. Gilbert. Mr. Miss Carrie Allen. It is stated cord schools. Mrs. Jackson and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
For terms and information inquire of Mrs. A. J. Dickerman, 511
Hoskins will have one coming th a t Mrs. Veith’s reputation ns the little son are visiting with ter H. Whitten resided, and
South
Howard street.
N. P. NELSON, Auctioneer
her
sister
a
t
Rockaway
Beach
where
the
years
of
her
growing
soon from „ the same breeder a cook was fully sustained on
and will Visit in Newberg later. girlhood were spent.
this pleasant occasion.
which he expects to keep.
OUR COOKING RATE IS
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
Real Estate At Auction
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