Newberg graphic., December 13, 1917, Image 5

A recital will be given at the1 The Methodist Sunday school
Presbyterian church on nexn has established a post office sys­
Monday evening, -December 17* tem for the purpose o f distribu­
at eight p’clock, under the direc­ ting the papers and cards to the
tion of Miss Jessie Britt. Admis­ children. A case containing 110
sion ffree. Everybody welcome pigeon holes has been provided
H. D. Olsen, traveling freight and at the close of the school 0 T R E you going to cut a wide swath Christmas, or are you going
each pupil will be handed their
£ * to be rational in your Christmas purchases and g ifts? During
Arrival and Departure of Pas-
Rev. E. S. Craven, a long-time agent for the Southern Pacific,
was a caller at the Graphic office papers as they pass out.
Trams.
these stressful days a dollar should be spent where it will accom ­
resident here, was out from Port­
Tuesday.
Some
years
ago
be
Mr.
and
Mrs.G.
W.
Byers
went
f S k i h r PartUaS
plish
good. The times are too critical to buy trash for gifts, and
land Tuesday on business. He
had
charge
of
the
office
at
La-
to
Sheridan
the
first
ot
the
week
all gifts should be given with an eye single to giving real service.
6:87 A. M .
9:03 A. M. said his son-in-law, Dr. Roscoe
Fayette and ’ consequently
for a visit with their son, G. W.
9:10 A. M .
A useless g ift is a valueless g ift
11:02 A. M. Cahill, had enlisted tor service in
quite
well
acquainted
in
Yambil
. 1:17 P. M.
Byers
Jr.,
and
family.
G
.W
.
Jr
A
g ift that promotes com fort accomplishes a given resu lt
M.
the
army.
6:23 P.
3:63 P. M.
is
now
in
the
flour
milling
busi­
county.
actually
does something toward making easier the path o f life, is
6:58 P. M.
„ Mrs. Frank Zumwalt, Mrs. W.
2:26 Pi M.
ness
at
Sheridan,
he
having
trad
Clyde Atkins, who moved to
a blessing to the g h e r and the give-ee. A few suggestions:
2:06 P. M. W. Nelson and Mrs. Swart a ere
*1:00 A. M.
ed
his’
dairy
ranch
at
Toledo,
Willpmina
some
time
ago,
stop­
*12:56 A. M. Portland visitors Saturday. The
16:60 P. M.
A n Electric Washer
An Electric Percolator
ped over in Newberg Tuesday Lincoln county, some time ago
Does
it
fine.
Costs
2c
s
washing.
C offee connoisseurs all say,
ladies
attended
the
theatre
in
the
•Saturday night only.
for the Sheridan gristmill
"S om e c o ffe e ."
while
on
his
way
to
visit
his
si*i
tLoop Special Saturday & Sunday evening, returning home on the
An Electric Range
------------------------------- --------------------r “ ow l” car.
ter on the lower Columbia who
While we have had consider
An Electric Grill
Does it best. Costa no more than
wood.
The young lady says, “ It beats
able
rain
lately
the
ground
is
not
recently
lost
one
son
by
death
H. J. Maynard was a Sunday
- the bunch. ”
Mrs. L. L. Duncan and chil­ and who has three other sons in wet down to any depth, appar­
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guest ot Dayton friends.
dren, who expect to leave in a
See the Majestic Heater
A million stitches fo r a dime.
ently,
Parties
who
have
been
the
army.
Henry Ehrrt is working in a few days for Re gift a, Alberta,
The easiest stitches one ever took
It literally "sh oota " beat at yep .
Wm. Hendershott, who was attempting to dig boles tor tele­
ship building plant at St. Johns. Canada, were entertained for
Any o f these devices can be had on liberal terms.
phone poles out west of town
Miss Leta Hoover, ot Albany, dinner last Sunday by Mrs. engaged in the hotel business in
Newberg several years ago, came say that at a depth of tw o feet
and Miss Ethel Crayton, ot Su- Cbas. Uulin.
the ground is so dry and hard
%
I ver, are visiting friends here this C. H. Christenson, who spent out from Portland last Saturday no
satisfactory progress can be
to make the annual inspection o:
week.
Yee Bight’
“ It
some time in the W. E. White & Shiloh Past, G. A. R., and he made.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Clemen- Co. real estate office, is at home
don’t look a day older than he
Mrs. W. W. Nelson, superinten
„son came out trom Portland last again, assisting in the care of
did fifteen years ago.
dent of knitting for the Red
Suadfiy tor a visit with his Mrs. Christenson who is show
R. H. Jacobson, .who spent the* Cross, asks women and girls
mother.
ing improvement.
farming season in the Alberta who will do knitting to’ leave
N. T. McCoy and family visit­
Mr. and Mrs N.C. Maris were country, is at .home again. He their names at the J. B. Mount Joe Nelson writes home from I ^ U D I C T M A C f * | C T C
France that his prohibition pro- W l i l l l O I m i l d l l l l I O
ed over Sunday in McMinnville, out from Portland Sunday visit­
says he found the land he traded hardware store. She also re­ clivities h a v e been greatly
I guests of Mrs. M cCoy’s parents, ing at'th e E. H. Woodward
for to be about as represented to quests those who are knitting
Me. and Mrs. S. S. Duncan.
home. They were formerly resi him but that it is so tar out that sweaters to hurry them m as strengthened by recent experi­
Just ask Dr. A. M. Davis how dents here and are well known he does not like to locate his early as possible as they are ences he has had. Buys that Soldiers’ three-piece
when he first landed there he
nearly he came landing a house­ to many Newberg people.
needed.
family on it at present,
Mess K it...............
drank of the universal beverage
keeper recently—in fact, tw o at­
Floyd Duncan, son of Henry
Carl
Clark,
who
is
ranching
Arlie Evans writes home from
of France, native wine, but that
tractive ones at the same draw­ Duncan, o f St. Helens, was here
France that he is now doing out east of Stockton, California, on getting out into the interior Soldiers* Unbreakable Mirror, San­
ing.
itary Drinking Cup A l O C
the first of the week visiting his work in his line with six men un spent a day in Newberg last
later and witnessing the bare­
and
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J. C. Lemon and family arriv­ uncle, T. B. Duncan. He has der him and that Clarence Coe week visiting his uncle and aunt, footed peasant folk treading the
ed home from a visit at their now enlisted in the navy and also has charge ot a squad ot men Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Hester. He wine press, his appetite for wine
Gem Safety Razor.... ....... $ 1 . 0 0
former home at Pratt, Kansas, has gone to San Francisco.
doing wire stringing and that and his wife came north to visit suddenly left him. Just a matter
on last Friday and say they had
Mrs. W. E. White, who hftd a they feel more like they were ac his brother, Roy R. Clark, and of taste, o f course, and all in the
a fine time.
lone spell o f sickness, is now complisbing something.
wife previous to their departure way one has been brought up.
Mrs. J. A. Fastabend has been back at the real estate office
Hodson & Elliott were called or France where he is to engage
In a letter written November
here from Astoria- during the looking after the details of the to Salem last Saturday night' to in army Y. M. C. A. work.
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from Camp Mills, New York,
week visiting her daughter, Miss business, but finds time to do take charge of the body o f John
Edward D. Landingbara, who
by Linus J. Judd, son o f Mr. and
Violet, who is one ot the office some knitting tor the soldier Baker whose home was on Day- iad been sick with cancer of the
J 'or Jfcer
i
Mrs. C. L. Judd and a nephew of
boys.
force at the cannery. .
ton Avenue, and who died at the stomach for several months, died Jasper Bales, he speaks ot the
Diamond Ring, Bracelet
Wm. Cullen went to Portland insane hospital where he was at his home on North River
Miss Nettie Speicz accompa­
cold weather they have to en
W
a td v Lavallier, Beads,
nied her uncle, Ed Pratt, to his last Thursday and secured work taken a few weeks ago. Burial street Wednesday night, aged 38 dure in drilling, but does-nat say
^ B r a c e l e t s , Ear Rings,
years. He leaves a widow and
home at Redmond and will visit in a box factory at Linton. His was made here on Monday.
anything about the lack of prop­
Toilet Sets, Persian Ivory,
there until near the holidays brother, Otie, from near Dundee,
Rred Rader, son ot Mr. and tw o children. They former! er shelter and other comforts
Jewel Boxes, Rings, and
left a short time before for Cali­ Mrs. John Rader, writes home ived at Cloverdale, Tillamook
when she will return.
that have been recently com­
Umbrellas.
An old: fashioned Box Social is fornia and is working in the from Houston, Texas, that heis county, where he was engaged plained o f through the press So
being, planned bv the Newberg Mare Island navy yard..
now a member of an areo squad­ in the dairy business. Funeral bitterly. Said he was invited to
Miss Esther Hollingsworth re­ ron and that air craft aiy as arrangements have not been aft New York City for Thanksgiv­
branch of the Red Cross to be
Watches, Watch Chains,
staged in the Odd Fellows ball turned home from Corvallis the thick there as automobiles are nounced.
ing dinner and was expecting to
Vest Chains, Coat Chains,
first ot the week where she spent here and that they don’t have to
It will be of interest to many respond, though he realized as
Friday night, January 4.
Rings, Cuff Links, Scarf
Newberg people to know that never before that there was
T. Symons, who has visited a few days with O. A. C. chums, get out of the way ot them.
Pins, Knives, Lodge Pins,
Mrs. R. M. Faucet and Mrs. the American Bible Society, nothing like mother’s cooking.
friends and relatives in Newberg and after remaining a day left
Fobs.
for
The
Dalles
where
her
brother,
Leat McKinny, with their chil­ which is distributing $400,000
for some time, left Sunday morn­
H. E. Offel returned home a
3 o r J ill
dren, are here from Missouri and worth o f New Testaments to the
ing for Juneau, Alaska, where he Orville, is located in business.
The W. W. Hollingsworth Co. are expecting their husbands in soldiers, has for its president few day* a« ° from a visit of
has some business mterests.
Clocks, Gut Glass, Fern
ames Wood, a member of the eral weeks ,n Port,and where he
Dishes, Silverware, Hand
A gentleman named Bowers is was called over to the eastern a few days who are coming with Friends church. He is clerk of took time to see the stock show,
slope
of
Parrott
Mountain
the
a
car
load
of
household
goods
Painted
C h i n a , Baking
here from Brownsville with his
New York Yearly Meeting, and |the laod products show and the
first
of
the
week
on
account
of
and
stock.
They
have
tempo­
Dishes.
wife for a stay of a week or two.
was a prominent delegate to the exhibit o f poultry all of which
the death o f Samuel L. Kelso rary quarters on Third street.
They are friends of Rev. and
recent Five Years Meeting, o f he sa-TS he enjoyed intensely,
Mr. and Mrs. John Renard, of which he was formerly presiding though he was considerably
Mrs. Round and others in New­ who had been a resident of that
section tor the past thirty years Odell. Nebraska, were in New­
berg.
mortified on account ot a lack ot
clerk.
or more.
Jew eler and O ptician
berg
a
couple
o
f
days
last
week,
participation in the land pro­ \
Roy Lyle, who has been out
A. B. Chandler was down trom visiting their old Nebraska neigh­ Sheldon A. Stubbs, who has ducts show by Yamhill county,
with a government surveying
Bellvue Sunday visiting his half bors, Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Van made tw o or three attempts to and thinks we should not fail in | v Card of Thanks.
crew for the past few months,
brother, Wm. Sargeant. Mr. Dyke and Mr. and Mrs. John W. ireak into the army, was seen this particular another year
was at home Tuesday. He has
,
Mr. and Mrs. Swan Bensonex-
Chandler held the office of coun­ Moore. They were on their way ,;oing down school street at
He says he was much impressed j t e n d their sjncere thanks to the
gone to Portland, thinking ofen-
ty assessor several years ago to California to spend the win­ doable quick time at an early
with a new one-man harvester ¡friends and neighbors for the
listing.
lour Wednesday morning, ap-
and made a very competent and ter.
kindness and help during the
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Groth accommodating servent o f the
larently in training for service that is being manufactured by a sickness and death of their little
Clyde
Braden,
who
bought
a
left on the train Tuesday even­ people.
abroad at the head of a column Portland firm and thinks it is I girl and the sympathy expressed
two-year-old
black
bear
m
Sef>-
ing for Fort Winfield Scott, Cali
; by the beautiful flowers received.
W. F. Young, of Sherwood, tember of an itinerant showman of Kaiser chasers, but it was] going to be worth considering
forrtia, he looking spick and span
soon
discovered
that
it
was
the
has filed suit against Paul Fred­ for five dollars, butchered the an­
in the uniform ot Second Lieu­
ericks to recover damages to the imal and shipped the carcass to echoes of a dog fight around the
tenant.
amount of $710 which he alleges Portland Tuesday morning. The corner on First that quickened
his pace.
The Modern Woodmen will dogs belonging to the defendant
bear had been well ted and was
hold a district rally in Portland did to his sheep and goats. It is
Miss Elizabeth Pichette, who
fat enough to make very savory
on the evening o f December 22. charged in the complaint that
is
doing dining room work at
meat.
The Newberg camp will furnish Fredericks knew that his dogs
the Imperial, received a telegram I
Mrs. McCrea had a message
six recruits for initiation at that were mutton chasers and yet
today from Mare Island giving
from her son, Archie, of Camp
meeting.
permitted them to run at large.
information ot the death from
Greene, North Carolina, the first
pneumonia ot her only brother,
ot tfte week, saying he was start­
T h e last week befhre Christmas brings you face to face
Seipe Pichette, who was in the
ing for home in company with
navy. The body will be sent to
with a decision, “ W hat to give?” is a question w e can
his wife who went to him a
Roseburg for burial. Of the large
help you solve. O ur stock of
short time ago. He was given a
number of men ot this communi-1
discharge on account o f disa­
ty who have enlist^! in the vari­
""........ .
bility.
ous lines Bf service, this is the I
C. A Bristow was down from £rst death to be recorded.
Parrott Mountain Wednesday,
C. B. Wilson, who passed | is extensive and prices suit every pocketbook— Quality
not exactly looking for a new
through Newberg Wednesday I
alw ays the dominant feature. Here you w ill find
housekeeper but just indicating
morning on his way to Portland
that he would be pleased to
to attend a meeting of the coun­
L e a th e r G o o d s
S ta tio n ery
T obacco
greet Mrs. Bristow in the home­
ty clerks of the state, said that
D
e
sk
O
rn
a
m
en
ts
T
o
ile
t
A
id
s
C igars
coming, who has been visiting
owing to the heavy enlistments
S a fe ty R azors
P erfu m es
C an dy
relatives in Missouri for the past
made lately he thought it likely
M ilita ry H air B ru sh es
Iv o ry T o i let ¿A rticles
tw o months.
this county would not have to
-and-
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spaul­ furnish any men in the next draft
ding are now at home in the call. He said also that a num­
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101 other Articles of Real Utility
Spaulding property on the cor- ber of pretty good McMinnville
ner of Sheridan and Edwards men who had offered their ser­
streets and Cliff may be seen go­ vices lately had been turned
ing about town picking up the down in the examinations, show­
Prescription D ruggist
necessary odds and ends that go ing that there are so many to
ffle x a ll Storm
N ew berg, O regon
to supply a home, all the same choose from they are scanning |
as a "family man.”
them closely.
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