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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1918
No. 37
taken for this committee for the MBS «AKT VILUM E OM ASO BOOSTER LETTER
o f June, one of the most beauti­
ANNUAL MEETING
work of the year, including what
ful days I ever saw, I look across AUTO HIT BY TRAIN
was taken Sunday morning,
the broad prairie with its beaut­
At the age ot 78 years, Miss
gOSED TUESDAY amounted
FROM
CANADA
AT MUNNVDiE
to $975.
iful green fields dotted here and
Mary Agnes Williams, who had
Saturday vi as given over large­
there with a bunch of fat cattle.
Attendance W as Good and Hold ly to the program incident to been in poor health tor several B. W . Atkinson Tolls Roseate The finest painter could not paint Grant Smith and W ife Mat
months, died at her home at 408
Up WoU Until tho Last
Story of His Fanning
the celebration o f the twenty-
a picture so beautiful or pleasing
Death by Fatal CoBisioo
North School street, on Tuesday.
fifth anniversary of the organi­
to look upon.
S e ssio n
P
ro
sp
e
c
ts
T w o sisters, the Misses Lavina
zation. Excellent music wasfur-
I wish all my old time friends
C. and Clara Williams, are left,
nished
by
Miss
Lelah
H.
Coffin,
a bountiful harvest and also wish
The twenty-sixth annual gath­
O q last Sunday evening Grant
and tw o brothers, H. M., of
I wish to inform my friends
ering of the Friends church held of Whittier, California, who gave Newberg, and George P. Wil­ that I passed through the winter with you all that this horrid Smith, aged 49, was instantly
bloody war may soon come to a killed, his wife, aged 48. was s o
its first session in Newberg on a vocal solo, and by the Misses liams, of Portland.
all 0 . K.. and came out in fine
Corrine
and
Irene
Bartholomew,
close.
Thursday morning of last week
fatally injured that she died in a
Funeral services were bfcld aft shape for spring work, with tw o
When in Canada do not forget short time, and their daughter,
with presiding clerk, Pres. Pen- of Everett, Washington, who the Baptist church, of which the 6-horse teams and a gasoline en­
nington, in the chair. He was gave tw o duets. A. M. Bray deceased was a devoted member, gine tractor. I have finished my to stop off at Mazeppa.
Dorothy, aged 17, was consider­
S. W. Atkinson.
later made the presiding clerk read a carefully prepared rerai on Wednesday afternoon, con­ seeding and am now starting in
ably bruised when their auto
for this year, with Prof. Oliver niscient paper, covering the peri­ ducted by Rev. F. C. Stannard. to break new land and plow
was struck by a Southern Pa­
Weesner a s recording c le r k , od from the firs* coming of mem­ The deceased was born near summer fallow, getting600 acres BENEFIT CONCERT AT
cific electric train in McMinnville.
Mrs. Marguerite P. Elliott read­ bers o f the church into this sec Schellsburg, Pennsylvania, April ready for 1919 crop. I am do­
Mr. Smith, who had been em­
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ployed
ing clerk and Chester Hadley an­ tion o f the Northwest up to 14, 1840. She came to Oregon ing my bit to keep down the high
in one ot the ship yards
more recent datefc. A copy of
nouncing clerk.
in
Portland,
had spent Sunday
cost
of
living.
about thirty years ago and New­
Remember the musical recital
Following is a list of the rep­ this paper, with a pimilar one berg has been her home since
at
home
and
was being taken
I sold at Claresholm at a good at the Presbyterian church Fri­
resentatives from the tour quar­ prepared by J- H .iR e e sa few that time, although she was price and bought at Mazeppa
back
to
his
work
when the acci­
day night at 8:30 o'clock under
years
ago,
will
be
fifed
with
the
terly meetings:
away at times engaged in her and moved here in Mafch. Ad­ the direction of Miss Jessie Britt. dent occurred. He became aware
Portland—Elvira Cook, Lu- records o f the church. In answer profession as trained nurse. She ding a little more at every change
No admission fee will be charged o f the approach o f the train when
rana M. Terrell, J. Sanger Fox, to a call tor charter members of was active in church and philao- I am now the proud owner of
but a free will offering will be re­ nearing the crossing on Fifth
Catherine Dickey, Dr. Byron the Friends chur h organized at thropic work, and during a long one of the finest equipped farms
street, and attempted to stop
ceived tor the Red Cross.
Morris, Ethel George, Sarah E. Newberg forty years ago, Jesse life of earnest endeavor for ho- in Alta, containing 1440 acres,
his car, but the wheels slipped
Hall, F. M. George, Homer L. Hobson, Mrs. Anna Blair and manity she ministered to the with fine new buildings, with all
and the auto was struck by the
Mry.
Lillian
Robe
rtspYj
responded.
DUNDEE
swiftly moving train and was
Cox.
wants o f a large number o f peo- the modern improvements in the
Salem—Marguerite P. Elliott, There were 70 in attendance who pie.
carried
100 feet before the train
way of electric lights, steam heat
Rev. George H. Greer is attend­
Anna B. Miles, Myrtle Russell, were present at the opening of
could
be
stopped.
Miss Williams will be most hot and cold water and other ing the pioneer meeting in Port­
Joseph^ A. Taylor, Chester A. the Yearly Meeting twenty-five kindly remembered by a large equipments, with fhe town in­
Mr. Smith was seen to fall or
land.
Hadley,. Wm. Way, Roby J. years ago. Short talks were circle ot friends who knew her cluded.
attempt
to leap from the auto
The depot is on the
Miss Bessie Bennett, ot Scholls, and was instantly killed, his
made by N. L. Wiley, Jesse Ed­
Stroud.
worth in the community, and farm, also the post office and tw o
was a guest at Park Hill Home head striking the rail with great
Newberg—Thos. R. Rood, E. wards, Mrs. Amanda M. Wood­ that a reward was awaiting her large elevators.
All within a last week.
H. Woodward, Elsie Woodward, ward and Mrs. Matilda Hoskins for deeds well done, none will stones throw of the front porch.
violence. Mrs. Smith was taken
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Herring from the auto in an unconscious
Edna Everest. Levi Lewis, A. R. that brought out interesting in­ doubt.
Four passenger trains a day,
had a family re-union at their condition and when she partially
Mills, N. L. Wiley, Myrtle Wal­ cidents of the early days. Let­
including the Spokane Flyer,
ters
of
greeting
were
read
from
home on Sunday.
regained consciousness, she com­
ton, Amanda M. Woodward,
which passes through at 5:30
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Thomas
Newlin,
of
Camp
Jack-
Halcyon Wiley, Rebecca Penniog-
plained ot violent pains in the
Rev.
Alfred
Bates
has
been
as­
every morning, going to Calgary
con, Stella Crqzer, Lucy H. Rees, son Y. M. C. A., South Carolina,
back. She was found to have
sisting
Rev.
J,
W.
Worrell
in
re­
returning at night, giving a good
CHRISTIAN
H.
Edwin
McGrew,
of
Whittier,
Jesse Ed wards.
day in Calgary to see the sights. vival meetings at Ballston, Ore­ several bones broken. She was
Boise Valley—E. E. Taylfcr, California, J. C. Hod son, o f Web­ B. L. Hicks will speak in Hood Mazeppa is located on the main gon, this week.
taken to the surgical hospital
Annie Brady, C. 1. Whitlock, ster, Indiana, all former presid- River next Sunday.
Rev. H. Edward Mills, of Port- where she died in tw o hours after
R., 35 miles
The
sermons
in
the
G
clerkf
of
the
meeting,
and
Thomas Perisho, Emma Heaton >n*
the accident. The daughter was
of
L. W. Heston, 1. S. Binford, B. also from John Henry Douglas, church aFttil pli
G. Pearson, Oma Perisho, * Ar­ o f Whittier, California, well re­ by Rev. Sickafoose, who recent­ was introduced a lew days ago tw o days each week working at abrasions. The ¿lectric tram
thur G. Street, Gertrude M. membered minister and evange­ ly came from Monmouth and lo­ as the mayor of the town. I Otterbrook.
was delayed for 30 minutes be­
cated
in
Newberg.
list,
and
Walter
C.
Woodward,
Street, Orpha Sanders.
feel highly honored to hold so
Gertrude and May Fowler, cause ot the accident.
The C. E. topic tor next Sun­
Ministers in attendance from editor of the American Friend.
W. T. Macy, who was seated
high a position. Come to Ma­ whose father has sold his East­
outside the limits of the Yearly Robert E. Pretlow and Chas. E. day is “ Having a Good Time.” zeppa and the mayor will show ern Oregon ranch and purchased with Mrs. Macy on their front
Meeting were Cbas. E. Tebbetts Tebbetts followed with excellent This is a topic o f general inter­ you around. With the amount a fruit farm near The Dalles, porch, saw the auto pass and
and Mrs. Emma Coffin, of Whit­ addresses that claimed the clos­ est. Come out at 7 o ’clock and o f moisture in the ground at the spent the week end with the remarked that it was going at
tier, California; Robert E. Pret- est attention ot the large audi­ hear it discussed.
opening-of spring and what has Misses Christopher and Young. too swift a pace, hardly com­
ence
throughout,
the
former
pleting the remark before the
low, Seattle; Herbert L. Huff­
fallen since, the crop is insured
Mrs. 0. V. Starr, of Portland,
PRESBYTERIAN
crash
came.
man, Everett, Washington; John speaking on “ The Yearly Meet­
this year in this locality, although is visiting her parents, Prof, and
Two
daughters, aged 19 and
and Nettie Riley, Entiat, Wash­ ing—Its Place in Quaker Polity,”
Morning worship at 11, “ The some' parts are needing rain
Mi s E. H. Anderson. Miss Wi-
and
the
latter
on
“
The
Church
ot
ington; Claude Barker, Tacoma.
17 years, respectively, and one
Church’s New Educational Pro­ During the dry years the crops
letta Yoder, ot Philomath, a
son, aged 14 years, are left by
All these, as well as Paul J. the Future.”
gram.”
Prelude on “ Divine were good here.
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson,
A very interesting Christian Rights.
Furnas, of Indianapolis, and
The war is beginning to work was a week end visitor at their the parents.
Jesse E. Miles, of Huntington Endeavor session and rally held
Evening service at 8, “ Chris­ a hardship on the farmers in the
home.
Park, California, werdintroduced on Saturday evening was ad­ tian Habits,” with prelude on way of help, taking their last son
RED CROSS BENEFIT TUESDAY
The Dundee Methodist church
dressed by Paul J. Furnas.
to the meeting.
“ One’s Amusements.”
from them, thus compelling them was well filled on Sunday even­
NIGHT JUNE 2 5 ,DUNCAN’S HALL
On Sunday Chas. E. Tebbetts
The first day was taken up
Y. P. S. C. E. at 7, leader, Mina to depend on hired help which is
ing
to
hear
the
lecture
by
Rev.
preached
in
the
morning,
Rev.
largely with the meeting and or­
Lutz.
not very encouraging to plant as
Mr. Dolph, ot West Chehalem,
ganising of committees and with Fred E. Carter in the afternoon
Wednesday at 8, “ Parables of large an acreage as the govern M. B. Parounagian, a native of
Armenia,
who
gave
bis
popular
will reproduce tor the people o f
the reports of the superinten­ and Rev. Carl Miller in the even­ Jesus, Group IV.”
ment would like to have planted lecture, “ Armenia and present
Newberg
his own creation, “ Un­
ing,
the
attendance
and
interest
dents of systematic giving and
All non-church goers and all of There is nothing fair in love or
world
crisis.”
cle
Remus’
Birthday Party."'
at
each
of
the
services
being
ex­
foreign missions. Later an ap­
Presbyterian inclination are ur­ war so we farmers are doing our
The
entire
proceeds
tor the sale
The annual school meeting was
propriation of $500 was oftade cellent.
gently invited.
best in growing crops and stock.
Monday’s and Tuesday’s ses­
held at the school house on Mon­ of tickets will go to the local Red
for foreign missionary work.
Cattle at the stock yards in Cal­
sions
were
given
to
the
consider­
day
afternoon. The financial re­ Cross This entertainment made
In the evening the permanent
BAPTIST
gary reached the high mark qf
port for th year was read and a big hit at Ribbon Ridge May-
board met and recommended for ation of temperance, education,
We wish to announce our top­ 16Vi cents, and hogs 20Vi cents
the appointment of members of home missions, reports of com­ ics for Sunday, the 23rd. In the per pound. Grain is the cheapest tw o officers elected. William 18, where it was first shown.
the board to serve five years: mittees, etc. Telegrams were di­ morning the pastor will preach article the farmer has to sell. Wilson was elected director tor a Some parts have been changed
Mrs. Retta Pemberton, of Salem, rected to be sent to President on the subject, “ Out of the Lives There are several car loads of term ot three years and John Dcj and localized and Newberg peo­
Mark D. Ellis, of Portland, J. L. Wilson and H. C. Hoover urging of Men.” The discussion ot this hogs and cattle shipped from vore clerk for a term of one year. ple will do well not to miss this
Cards have been received noti­ rare exposition of local talent.
H h worth, of Springhrook, Byron immediate prohibition of the topic should be of interest to here every week.
Portland musicians are included
liquor
traffic.-
Morris, of Portland. W. E. Ter-
This is a good dairy and beef fying every citizen in the com­
every man in Newberg. Our bus­
in
the cast. Admission 25 and
rell, of Newberg, was also named, On Monday tw o men and iness relations, our home life, our country, but help is too scarce to munity to attend a meeting at
for tw o years to fill the vacancy ' hree ,adiei>- members of the Men- success in whatever realm, de­ do any dairying. Good cows are the school house on Friday, 35 cents, children 15 cents.
caused by the death of Mrs. Ida onite church came from Albany pends upon what we are. Come very high and scarce. It nothing June 28, promptly at 8 o ’clock
J. Wiley. The recommendations to attend the sessions, their spe­ and hear what some of the prevents I will go to the states p. m. It is a government com­ RECEPTION TO PASTOR AND WIFE
were later concurred in by the cial interest coming from the fact world’s great people thought this fall and buy tw o car loads mand which every loyal citizen
that they have been contributing
A reception will be given Rev.
meeting.
ot good cows, registered «tuff. It is expected to heed. The three
about this question.
to the Friends war relief work in
Alfred Bates and wife in the
On Friday evening the Pacific
In the evening the subject of is mostly range cattle here in requests from the government as
France. T o this work, which is
Methodist Episcopal church,
set
forth
on
the
card
will
be
dis­
College Corporation met and
the sermon will be “ How to Be Canada. It is my plan to go in­
sanctioned by the United States
Dundee,
on Saturday evening
elected as members of the college
Happy Though Christian.” Did to the fine stock business as it is cussed.
and French governments as a
On Sunday p. m., June 23, at 4 when a very delightful program
board to serve three years, E. H.
you ever hear people speak ot re­ a* paying business here. Most
branch of the Red Cross, Oregon
will be given.
Woodward, H. A. Hinshaw, A.
ligion as a damper on the spirits farmers are beginning to see that o ’clock, B. F. Irvine will give a
Y. M. has contributed during the
Rev. Bates will preach at the
C. Stanbrough, W. E. Crozer
and life of people—as a restraint it does not pay to raise scrubs patriotic address at Community
past year more than $3,000 in
church
Sunday forenoon at 11
and C. J. Hoskins. On Friday
to be borne stoically if at all, but on high priced land. There w^s hall. Mr. Irvine is one of the
cash and many boxes o f gas-
o ’clock, subject, "Experiences on
morning, following a stirring ed­
to be avoided if one would be a time in the past when anvkind best read men of the times and a
ments. In addition the Red
a Lonelv M oor.”
ucational address made by Chas.
happy and have a good time? If o f stock would do on tne range, forceful speaker. Dundee is for­
Cross, Y. M. and Y. W. and the
E. Tebbetts, subscriptions were
you have heard this, or if you but times are changing and there tunate in having the opportun­
Armenian and Syrian relief driyes
taken to the amount of close to
have been inclined to think so is no range to speak ot pow in ity to hear him. The local Red CALL FOR CHAUTAUQUA MEETING
have been liberally contributed
$700 to be applied on the run­
yourself, then come and hear the this locality and there is a change Cross asks you to keep up Dun­
to.
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On next Monday evening at 8
ning expenses of Pacific College.
other si<Je at least. Maybe we coming to better breeding ot all dee’s “ Over the Top” reputation
o
’clock
a meeting will lie held at
In the report ot J. Sanger Fox,
can convince you that you can kinds of stock. We are so near by coming out in full force to
MARRIAGE LICENSES
to market, with only tw o or hear Mr. Irvine. All other plans the city hall for the purpose of
field secretary for the evangeli»-
be happy though Christian.
Alvina Gladys Blanchard, New­
tic and church extension com­
At 7 o ’clock the young people three hours run to reach the Cal­ tor the day should be set aside organization and furthering the
mittee, much interest was shown berg, to Marion Miller, Dayton. will discuss a topic akin to the gary market, it is an ideal stock and every man, woman and child interests ot the Chautauqua
Norma Clara Rowland, Carl­ evening sermon. A good chance center. There is always a good in the community show his or which is to he held in Newberg,
and his retention tor the same
work the coming year was en­ ton, to Oscar F. Youggberg, to be prepared tor the sermon. demand tor registered stock of her patriotism by attending this beginning Jnl v 20. All who are
interested are invited to attend.
all kinds. To-day, the 9th day meeting.
couraged. The
subscriptions Carlton.
All young people are invited.
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