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VOL. XXIX
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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 9, 1918
MONDAY EVENING’S MUSIC
HUBER - STANDARD RED CROSS DRIVE |
LEONARD GOWER
RECITAL AT W OOM U R HALL
WRITES FROM FRANCE
WEDDING SATURDAY
BEGINS MAY 20
The McDowell recital given
« . H. HOOD. PIONEER
OF 1864, PASSES AHAT
No. 31
FROM JOE NELSON
AT THE FRONT
On last Saturday Wm. Henry
The “ Big Ben” «T h a t Calk Him Monday evening by the college Cerem ony Perform ed By the Rev. W . B. Dennis, o f Carlton, is County Wood died at his home in West Says He Is W ell Fed But W ou ld
music department proved a big
F. C. Stannard, Father
Chairman and J. I. Knight, of
o f M ornings Has
Chehalem at the age of 72 years.
Relish Som e H om e
success both from the standpoint
With
his
parents
the
deceased
of the Bride
Long Ears
M cM innville, Publicity Man
Fried Chicken
o f numbers and the enjoyment of
crossed the plains by ox team,
those who attended. The chapel
Saturday afternoon at 2 o ’clock
Dear Folks—I have been in­
The National War Drive for coming from Missouri in 1864
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nelson
was comfortably filled, and the
tending to try and get caught
the home of Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Red Cross fhnds begins May 20 and located on what is now have letters from tbeir sou, Joe.
program rendered was of excep­
up in my writing all last week
Stannard at Gladstone, Oregon, for one week only. The Nation known as the Sears farm in West in France from which some ex­
tionally high order.
and now the week has rolled by
was the scene o f a very pretty is asked to raise one hundred Chehalem where be assisted his tracts are herewith made.
Miss Blythe Owen appeared at
wedding when their daughter, millions. Yamhill county’s ap­ parents in rearing a large family.
and it is time for my weekly let­
On date of March 14 he says;
her best, and that is very good
In 1873 he was married to Have been having pretty fair
Helen, became the bride o f Carl portionment is fifteen thousand
ter hqme and I haven’t written
indeed, in the shorter numbers
a line to any one.
Y. Huber, of Cbehalis, Washing dollars. This requires quick and Mary E. Carter, who survives weather. Everything is oat is
from the New England Idyls,and
ton.
Yesterday I moved np to the
decisive action. In order that him. She was also b om in Mis­ fall bloom. The cherries and
especially in the tw o movements
main camp of Company B, and
Spring blossoms were used in the most effective work possible souri and crossed the plains with strawberries, etc. Wont be long
of the beautiful, but technically
I am back with the bunch again.
decorating the rooms, and about may be done the following or­ her parents in 1865. Following until-they will be ripe. Lots of
arduous, Keltic Sonata. Miss
We are sleeping in the servant
sixty relatives and intimate ganization has been effected for their marriage tbe^p moved to flowers and everything is green.
Owen shows a decided and grow­
their own home, consisting o f Makes a fellow feel good to get
quarters o f an old chateau. The
friends were bidden to the occa­ this campaign:
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ing mastery of the keyboard,and
center o f our quarters is the
sion.
W. B. Dennis, of Carlton, has one and a half acres o f grub oak | out and look around.
her playing is always a great
stable and they keep their stock
The bride, gowned in ruffled been chosen connty chairman land located across the road
Markham and I went over to
pleasure.
there at the present time. A
net over silver cloth, carrying a and the following gentlemen have from the pioneer home ofJ.C. Nel a town near here last Sunday.
The composer’s earlier pieces
son. T o this small beginning by It i* a very old and historicplace
cute little jackass sleeps in the
shower bouquet o f bride roses been named as hi« assistants:
were played by Miss Mildred
careful
management and fruitful with churches, etc., built under
stall just below mine and be
and white sweet p^as, was at
For Yamhill and the north­
Ferguson in exce llent sty le. There
toil
they
added other acres and ground. Is some ancient affair.
wakes me up every night with
tended by her father. Little western part o f the connty W. R.
is a dash and color about Miss
at the time of his death they Bock to 600 and even before
his melodious voice.
Catherine Meyer and Virginia Bunn, of Yamhill.
Ferguson’s playing that is very
Montague, flower girls, cousins
Outside o f the sleeping quar­
that, I guess. It certainly was
For Newberg and the north­ owned their beautiful farm.
taking, and the ’ ’ Elfin Round”
T o Mr. and Mrs. Wood the well worth the trip. Am feeling
of the bride, wore little dresses eastern part of the connty, John
ters, this is the best camp we
in her last group was one of the
following named children were fine and so are the rest o f’ the
of ruffled net over pink silk and Larkin, of Newberg.
have had since we left the Lake.
most pleasing things on the pro­
. Everything is nice and clean here
carried baskets o f pink sweet
For the central and southeast­ born: Mrs. M. Mary Vinton, o f fellows.
gram.
peas. Little Robert Meyer car­ ern part o f the county, N. F. McMinuville; Alfred, now de­
and the air seems pure, which is
On March 31 the following
Miss Melba Sanders played
ceased;
M.
My
rtie
Noble,
o
f
Che­
a lot better than the other camps
ried the rings on a tray.
was written:
Corrigan, o f McMinnville.
half a dozeq of the well-known
Mrs. Russell Lindley Parker,
have.
For the southwestern portion halem Mountain; Mrs. Bertha
Last week ! received tw o let­
Woodland Sketches with a clear
We hear very good reports
sister of the bride, sang beauti­ of the county, F. L. Sackett, of Rice, of McMinnville; Wm. Avery, ters from yon. One was dated
touch and a very sympathetic
of West Chehalem. They also February 11 and the other
trom the front every day and ii
fully, ‘‘ At Dawning” and “ Be­ Sheridan.
manner. Especially p le a s in g
things keep up the way they
cause.” The bridal music was
These five gentlemen constitute raised from infancy Gravdon March 3. Both were good and
were the familiar ‘ ‘T o a Wild
have been going I may be able
played by Mrs. Conrad Meyer, the executive or campaign com­ Wood as their own son.
also welcome. Any time a letter
Rose,"and the not so well-known
In
addition
to
the
widow
and
toeatCbristmasdinner at home.
I cousin of the bride.
isn’t welcome will let you know
mittee for Yamhill county. They
‘ ‘ From Uncle Remus.”
1 saw Chandy Chase and Wal-
The impressive double ring have chosen J. I. Knight as pub­ grandchildren he also left tw o about it. I also got a package
Prof. Hull completed the pro­
, lace Cate Sunday and they both
ceremony was performed by the licity superintendent, and as his brothers. Amos and Fielder, of trom you containing tobacco. I
gram with four songs and a
look finé and seem to like the
bride’s father, Rev. F. C. Stan­ assistants M ayor H. L. Toney Chehalem Mountain.
gave the “ cbewing” _to one of
short talk on McDowell’s life
The funeral was conducted the fellows that uses it, but kept
army life very well. They told
nard. After congratulations a of McMinnville, County School
and work. The general recital
me they saw Hobart Littlefield
simple luncheon was served.
Superintendent S. S. Duncan and trom the home by Rev. John the “ smoking” for future use.
of the music pupils was an­
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t ' Also a package from Aunt Eva.
and Chester Holt a few days be­
Mrs. Huber is the youngest Earl Nott, chairman of the Four Snires.
nounced for May 30 in Wood-
fore and that they were both
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. C.
Mar Hall. There is no charge
Stannard. Mr. Hnbsr - is She
well; also they sa w Frank ^Col-
for admission and the public is
cord and some other P. C. boy
eldest son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. one o f co-operation with the
NIGHT OF NEXT WEEK will wait a little before I write
cordially welcome.
with a bunch of Quakers pass
again. Also papers and maga­
| Huber, o f Chehalis, Washington, schools, fraternal organisations
through on. the train. More
j and is the assistant superinten- and the churches.
Whether it is better now to zines.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL
power to the Quakers, but they
How is everything? We are
: dent of the Lewis County Can-
It is the special desire of the sacrifice luxuries and some for­
CLOSES
SUNDAY
EVENING
ought to send older men to do
i ning Association.
committee that Sunday, May 19, mer necessities to enable France, working the same as usual. Do
the rebuilding and send the
Mr. and Mrs. Huber will beat be designated by all churches of England and Italy to continue in not have to work Sundays any
We are glad to announce that home to their friends after May the county as Red Cross Sunday, tbe fight against Prussjanism, or more so that gives us plenty of
young ones to the army. The
engineers’ outfits are sending the revival meetings will continue 20th, at 1533 Fifth street, Che­ and as far as consistent, an ex­ continue to eat and dress waste- time to write. We had muster
men to France every day and until Sunday evening. The in­ halis.
fully and later have to continue this morning and signed the pay
change o f pulpits is suggested.
terest has been splendid all the
they are not fighting men.
Dr. H. L. Toney will see that the fight alone, must be answer­ roll vesterdav. Also drilled an
time,
and
there
are
a
number
of
ABOUT
“
STOOL
PIGEONS”
hour this morning. Dinner serv­
I started this letter last night
proper representation o f this ed by the American people.
and will try to finish it now. I good things yet in store for us.
The question of war conditions ed in the dining car—will finish
greatest o f all calls is had in all
Sunday evening there will be a
received your letter of February
As to so-called stool pigeons, lodge meetings in the county.
and the necessity of each individ­ later.
great
evangelistic
sermon.
Dr.
18 today and I am afraid you
We had a very good dinner tor
whatever cranky notions some
All organizations or societies ual doing his part will be discuss­
were not feeling very well. Don’t Dunn will speak on “ A Neglected juries may have, it is our judg­ who desire speakers for the fur­ ed by Dr. W. J. Kerr in an ad­ the army. Have a good meal
worry, folks, as there is abso- Salvation.” Come and bring ment atter a quarter o f a centu­ therance of this càuse will please dress at Newberg Friday even­ every once in awhile. It would
lutely no need for I am just as your friends for the last sermon ry’s observation o f unsuccessful confer with J. I. Knight, 13 Ma­ ing, May 17. The meeting will certainly taste good to get a reg­
safe here as I would be at home, of the meeting. You will hear efforts to enforce prohibition sonic Building, McMinnville.
be held in Duncan’s Hall at 8:00 ular meal again. I am going
and you know Gerald is not in Mrs. Stevenson, the evangelist laws th.it without employing de­
out tor a walk atter while. Wish
p. m.
the trenches, so there is no need singer in an illustrated solo, ‘‘The tectives, no officer is ever going MAN WHO BOUGHT
This meeting is being arranged I was walking home. I would
Ninety
and
Nine.”
to worry.
to go over the top in enforcing
the auspices of the local not mind having a little tried
MAIL ORDER CLOTHES under
On Sunday morning the sermon bone dry laws. The men who
I received a letter from Helen
Red Cross and war drive leaders. chicken.
E. today and she certainly writes topic will be “ The Responsibili­ try to ruin our boys and make
An exchange tells of a young
Dr. Kerr is direetlv represent­
ties of a Christian.” This ser­ drunkards of them to secure the man who thought he could save ing the government and is deliv­ UNCLE REMUS BIRTHDAY PARTY
a dandy letter.
It has rained quite a bit the mon is given especially for the big profits to be made in boot­ some money by buying his clothes ering the message to its loyal
last few days, but we can’t kick new converts, and it is hoped legging are not soderned squeam­ of a mail order house, so he sent citizens. All who have the wel­ A one act vaudeville and min­
on the weather as it has been a they will all hear it.
ish that we need to hunt them to Roars and Sawbuck tor a suit fare o f their country at heart are strel written by W. V. Dolph, the
Saturday evening at 8 o ’clock with blank cartridges and feath­ of clothes and when they arrived asked to come out to the meeting vaudevillian of West Chehalem,
lot better t han 1 expected it to be.
I am certainlv proud to call Mrs. Stevenson will give a recital er pillows only. The newspaper he found in one of the pockets of and help create a sentiment of will be perpetrated at Carter’s
Newberg my home as they have in the church. The program, influences that have been trying the pants the following note:
saving for victory in this war hall, Ribbon Ridge, on Saturday
made a fine showing in the num­ which consists of humorous to create a sentiment against
“ Should this tall into the hands wherein the liberty of mankind is night, May 18, tor the benefit o f
ber of men and the amount of readings and classical songs by the employment of detectives in of a good looking young man at stake.
the Red Cross.
Mrs. Stevenson, and a short can­ the apprehension of criminals who desires to correspond with
money it has supplied.
Mr. Woodfin, the noted soloist
Well, folk;», I will bring this to tata by the children, supplement­ have not been friendly but rather a girl of sweet disposition, kind­ SMITHS SHOW FIGHTING SPIRIT of the Trinity Episcopal church
a close for this time. Give my ed by stereopticon slides, will be averse to law enforcement.—Co- ly address, etc.”
of Portland, is to appear in
More
than
100,000
Smiths
are
best regards to all my friends one of the best ever given in this quille Sentinel.
songs and at the piano, cast in
The young man promptly sent
and tell them 1 sure appreciate church.
a letter to the address and a few serving in the United States the sketch as the small bov.
Friday evening will be espe­
army. Of these 1,500 are Wil Buddy.
the interest they have taken in
days later received this reply:
cially
worth while. The mes­ QUARTERLY MEETING
me since I arrived in this part of
“ Sir—My wife has received a liam Smiths, 1,000 John Smiths J. U. Smith is Uncle Remus and
sage
will
answer
the
question,
the world. With lots of love to
OF FRIENDS CHURCH letter from your address in her and 200 John A. Smiths. There Chas. E. Waide, the banjo king,
Can
a
Man
Be
Saved
Outside
you both,
Lennie.
maiden name. Twenty years are 15,000 Wilsons and Millers who made such a hit as a wise
the Church?” Music by the chil­
Next Saturday and Sunday the ago she worked in a factory and and 262 John J. O’Bri ns, of darkey a year ago, will be as­
dren’s choir. You are cordially
50 have wives named sisted by Fendall, Miller, Craw
BAPTIST CHURCH CALLS PASTOR invited. All evening services at regular quarterly meeting of might have written the note whom
Friends church will be held in then. She is now the mother of Mary. There are 1,000 John and Gill, the Newberg South Side
8 o ’clock.
Newberg. On Friday night the eleven children jgind my lawful Browns, 1,200 John Johnsons Quartet.
The Baptist church hasextend-
“ Billy” Sullivan acts very nat­
board will meet in regu­ wife. If you do not quit writing and 1,040 George Millers.
ed a call to Rev. G. A. Pollard,
APPEAL TO AUTO OWNERS college
Thes
figures
are
cited
by
the
to
her
I
will
make
a
trip
to
your
urally
the part of the hen-pecked
lar session in the president’s office.
who has been preaching for them
bureau
of
war
risk
insurance
as
husband. A leading lady of spe­
the past six months to become
On Saturday night and Sun­ town and make your face look
Have you an automobile? D6
the regular pastor. The church you want to help the Red Cross? day, Paul J. Furnas, of Indian­ like 30 cents worth of hamburg­ a reason w hy applicants tor gov­ cial grace and beautv has been
ernment s o l d i e r s ’ insurance selected, and a talented member
membership is to be congratulat­ If so, please place your automo­ apolis, General Secretary of er sausage.”
should sign their names in full of the cast is to be heard in He­
ed, both tor the good fortune of bile at the disposal of the speak­ Young Friends Activities and
rather than by initials only.
Card
of
Thanks.
brew monologue.
Those in
being able to secure Rev. Pollard ers for the next three weeks. Field Secretary for the American
. . ... —
* *
charge
promise
a
riot
of
tun, and
and the determination to secure Please advise J. I. Knight, 13 Friends Service Committee will
Miss Alice L. Adams, tbe effi­
We wish to tbank our friends
trom
what
weean
learn
the
show
him. Invitation is given to nil Masonic Building, McMinnville. be in attendance.
and neighbors who so kindly as­ cient treasurer of Yamhill county
to attend the Baptist church and Phone White 11.
Mr. Froat will have charge of sisted us in our sad bereavement, who is a candidate for the nomi­ promises to bea big treat. Let’s
get acquainted with the new
the music and on Snnday morn­ daring the sickness and death of nation for the same office on the all go.
G. W. Worden was out trom ing will lead a quartett from oar beloved husband and father. Republican ticket, was in New­
pastor. We are sure yon will be
Dr. Rickard was up from Sher­
pleased.
A Methber. Portland last Sundav.
Portland.
Mary B. Wood and family. berg last Saturday.
wood on business Monday. r