I Locals and Personals
J. A. George was out from Port-1 J. H. Dailey and hl» »on, Claren*#
land the first of the week.
and famtty arrived here a few day»
Prof. A. C. Stanbrough has sold aKo from Sandpolnt, Idaho, and are
one of his houses to W. T. Lewis, located on their new purchase on the
the real estate hustler.
river south of town.
J. I. Knight, head of the Knight
Mr- »nd Mrs. Cage, who spent
Adjustment Co., of McMinnville, «cveral weeks here visiting their
we in Newberg Weduesday.
j son-in-law, C. R. Duer, and family,
T o the H o n o i
Of that Splendid Element of
American manhood which made up the army of our country during
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Zebley are *‘ ft for ,helr home at Cleveland,
the world war this space is solemnly and cordially dedicated. W ith
Elder B. J. Cady wan over from 1 M>r. and Mrs. Riley Caslow, of
here from Dayton. Washington,' vis- : ° hl0- th® f , m of the week
Carlton Wednesday.
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; Portland, visited friends In New-
heart and soul, hand and purse, moral and substatial support, we
jitln g the Keeney and Vincent fam- j Enos Ellis, who took a bus load
I. W. H11Í, who has been quite j berg Sunday,
illes.
¡of students to Forest Grove last Frl-
cheerfully offer onr humble efforts to the American Legion in their
atek with the flu. Is Improving.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Kaufman, of
Glen Collard was out front Port-| day night to atend the oraorical
present undertaking to establish a lasting Memorial to stalwart
McKinley Mitchell, the Portland Portland,
visited
relatives
and
land the first of the week and left «-«nest, went by way of the Portland
potato dealer, was In Newberg Tues- friends in Newberg the first of the
manhood and noble courage. Grateful patriotic hearts should meet
to
Multnomah
station
the price of a year’s subscription at highway
day.
I week.
where
connection
was
made
with
the
the Graphic office.
this situation with the same zeal these men demonstrated at Chateau,
Henry French, who was laid us | • Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Elliott, who
Clarence Coyle, who bought the newly paved road to Forest Grove
Thierry and the Argo line. Our country, from the Revolutionary
with the flu for a week, is again on '•
® J°b printing business is Salem,
Moore brick store building on First and he says it made easy going? all
duty at the Yamhill Electric.
were here Tuesday In attendance at
the
way,
requiring
only
a
little
more
period down to this day has, at all times, shown its deep and abid->
street some time ago is fittin g It up
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the Madson funeral.
Mrs. Omar Fendall and
for a meat market which he will Jhan two hodrs time. First place in
ing gratitude to its illustrious sons who have fought fo r freedom
the contest was won by the U. of 0.
were over frotp Forest Grove the j
Bernard Malnwaring, editor of open up.
and independence, and from the bounty of its great plenty and
representative.
first o f the week visiting with rel the Barometer at O. A. C., was down
J. Watson Baker, who located at
from Corvallis last Sunday for a
atives.
The
Serbians,
Who
gave
the
clos
prosperity
in 1920 this duty cannot be denied the American Legiosv
Santa Cruz, California, some time
visit
with
his
parents.
ing
number
of
the
lyceum
course
E. W. Evans, former Newberg
ago, returned to Newberg the first
who turned the tide of autocracy into a reign of peace.
F. A. Morris and his siBter, Mrs. of the week to look after some bus for the' season on last Friday night,
resident, was down from McMinn
made a great hit with the good sized
ville Tuesday visiting the Williams Edwurd Palm, went to Portland iness.
;
audience in attendance. They gave
Tuesday to attend the funeral of a
sisters. '
The statement was made in the
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an excellent musical entertainment
John E. Smith went to EBtacada friend, Henry Powell.
sporting news in Sunday's Orego
and should they come this way
the latter part of last week to visit
Rolltn Bixby surprised his friends nian that Dale Butt had been elect»!
his daughter, " Mrs. Eva Mattoon. Sunday by bringing home his bride, manager of the Stanford basket ball again they will easily attract a full
house.
A number of the EHison-
who was nick.
he and Miss Kronne Frances Kelso team for next season,
Whife force came out from the
County . Commissioner
Gunning having been married Saturday a fte r-' Mrs. Evangeline Martin has rent-
Portland office but were delayed by
was down from McMinnville todoy noon-
©d her farm, "The Oaks,” to Albert a machine slipping into a ditch
looking after the fill» at the ends of
Mr». W. A. King and daughter, M. Clark, from Qullcene, Waehlng- when making the detour around the
the new bridge on First street. '
Sibyl Lou, of Portland, vi»ited Tues- ton- who comes with excellent rec- new bridge, and did not arirve until
Jdrs. George Gwin, of Tenino. riay and Wednesday at the home of ommendatlons.
the program was almost completed.
Washington, arrived in Newberg Mr». King’s parents and attended the
Emmons & Calterlin. who h'ave | However, the company kindly gave
Tuesday evening for a short visit viadson funeral,
the agency for the Federal motor ¡three extra numbers for their bene-
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shirley, of truck In this county, were In New- : fit after the audienc had been dis-
W. Hollingsworth.
Hillsboro, and Mr. and Mrs. James berg one day last week and called missed.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Tailman, of c iemenaORt Qf Portland, were here for the purpose of placing an ad-
Pendleton, stopped over
on their ^ j.uegday jn attendance at the fun vertisement in-the Graphic.
DEATH OF YA M H ILL
way to Lo» Angeles and spent the era, of g j
Madson
There will be a social given by the
COUNTY
PIONEER
tc?
week end with the WendellB and j
Security Benefit Association* at the
Tallmans,' of Springbrook Heights.
i Mr8'
wbo went t0 Canada lodge room the old Duncan hall, on \ Judge Wllliatn Galloway< Oregon
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some time ago after spending the
A. J. Morgan has sold his home
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next Saturday evening, to which all . ploneer and one of the be8t known
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A . winter here, has returned to New-
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are invited. Games and music will jurlgU
the 8tate dled Tuesday
tract o f 20 acres out northwest of
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, berg, and the rest of the family
will
be
of the evening.
Newberg to George W.
Hays, of , ,, . ,
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at The Dalles. Judge Galloway was
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Portland, and has bought the W. J. ...
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B.
Wilson,
who
was
down
from
visiting his son. District Attorney
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. .like this part of the world better
Nottage place located near town to
McMinnville the first of the, week, Francis V.’ Galloway, of Wasco coun
. than Canada.
the northeast.
said he would probably be a candi ty. The judge was 68 years old.'
T h e ' funeral services of the late I The next re« ular m* etl°8 of tbe date again for county clerk Blnce
In 1852 William Galloway came
Roy L. Clark will be held In the w c T - u win b« held at the home there doe» not appear to be any can across the plains with his father and
Bwptlst church next Sunday. March
of Mrs- E- L
Evan8 Wednesday. didates In the field for the place.
mother, with an ox-team from Wis
21, at 2:30 p. m. This will be a March 24> at 2:30 >>• m Th* 8ub*
W- J. Bennett, who .was in from consin. Galloway senior established a
full military funeral . In charge of ^ ct ,a- "Conservation o f Child Life.” Dundee renewing hi» subscription, farm In Yamhill county: At the age
the American Legion.
|[ed br »rs - L. Hannon.
Wrong said his sister and-husband. Mr. and of 19 the lad entered Willamette
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. heredity, drugs, narcotics. Impurity,
Mrs.
Lionel C. Kramien
came se|f,shnes8 and CTl, |tterature. Mrs. Mr®. F. N. Gurgens, are here from University. 81* years after gradu-
down from Corvallis Sunday evening WaUer Fortune. A Mrthday lunch. Ohlcago with a view of locating, jating he married Miss Emma Baker,
-for a visit with home folk» while Mr.
^
be
You arfi ,nvJted Mr. Gurgens spent twelve years as .of Yamhill county,
grain weigher in South Chicago.
| Judge Galloway entered upon his
Kramien. who 1» attending O. A. C., I
« i to come.
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1» making a tour of California with 1
A. A. Post, who recently sold his ; PolltIca.1 career in 1876, when he
the Varsity base ball team.
! The play and basket social given place out in the Chehalera Center was elected to, the lower branch of
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'last Saturday evening at Pleasant neighborhood, -has bought a t w o - 1 be state legislature. After serving
The primary election comes May
iVlew school house on Qhehalem atre tract located on the south side 'hree cotfsecuHve terms, he was
W E LORN MONEY IN LARGE OR SM ALL AMOUNTS
21 and all voters In Newberg who
. Mountain was a success in
every
way. of the road leading out of Newberg elected Judge of Yamhill county. In
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In spite of the inclement March to the northwest toward West Che- 1894 he ran for the office of govern
CAN
GIVE
US “ GILT-EDGED” SECURITY.
der
ister o^ or before April 20 In order
weather ^
attendance wa8 goo/i
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halem where he says he will build or on the Democratic ticket, but was
IF
YOU
WANT TO BORROW MONEY, COME IN AND
to do so. A good plan will be to »t- an<, (he prograni wa8 weM-recelved.
an appTe drying plant during the defeated by William P. Lord, Re
SEE US. EVERYTHING ABOUT THE TRANSACTION KEPT
tend to the mater at the Newberg From fhe ^
of ba„kef8 |40 ^
coming season .
• publican. Two years later he was
STRICTLY COTFIDENTIAL
Land Office without further delay,
and this fund will be used
A five-year-old daughter of Mr. aPP°,n,ed receiver of the land office
PUT YOUR MONEY IN.OUR BANK
Mrs. B. C. Miles, who was down 1 in providing swings and teeter
and Mrs. Earl M. Boyles died in at Oregon City, which position he
from Salem Monday night In attend- ^ boards and more books for the II-
Portland on Monday of last week held until 1903
ance at a meeting of the Pacific brary.
from meningitis, the skill of a nura-1 The fnl,0WlnP year Galloway was
College board, said »he and Mr. Miles
The girls of Pacific College‘ Y. W. ber of physicians failing in the at elected to the judgship of the old
were planning a trip to Oskaloosa^
p“resem a Japanese pro- tempt to save the life of the little third judicial district, and in 1910
NEW BER G, OREGON
it . "A
A. " win"
will present
I
noon to atend the fiftieth wedding gram Friday evening.
At the conclusion
March 19. in one.
Mr. Boyles is a salesman in was re-elected.
anniversary of a brother of Mr. Wood-Mar Hall.
This unique pro the shoe department at the Miller of this term he retired.
INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT
Coral Fisheries.
Miles.
Surviving Judge Galloway are
gram will consist of a clever Japa Mercantile Co. store.
In consideration of Its alow growth
PLANS MEDICAL AID FOR CHINA
three children. Charles V. and Miss
On last Sunday afternoon at the nese play, a quaint and picturesque
the coral reefs are fished once only in
R. J. Davey came in from Gold
ten years, tlie fishing boats engaged In
residence of T. B. Duncan Miss drill and Japanese music. All the field. Nevada, the first of the week Zilpha V. Galloway, of Portland,
In no part of China is there a med
Martha Adolph and X. B. Duncan numbers will be given by college and joined Mrs. Davey and the chil apd Francis V. Galloway, of The ical force at ail adequate to the needs this extremely lucrative business vary
ing In size from three to fourteen tons.
were married.
Mr. Duncan has students in costume. The play. “ It dren at their home at 1240 East Dalles.
of the situation. In one province there
The
most valuable fisheries are among
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taken up a homestead near Meadow Happens in Japan.” will graphically First street, aud the smiles and
is but one doctor to five millions of
the coral reefs off Tunisia. Algeria, and
I^tke and the young couple will re picture the present-day conditions the kisses of the offsprings who met
people,
and
missionaries
living
in
lone
h I
CRITES AS A BOXER
Morocco, the raw material going chief
ly stations must travel many days to
side there after April first. Mr. and in Japan. No admission fee charged. him at the train left no doubt of the
ly to Italy. The red coral of the Med
procure
medical
help
in
case
of
need.
Mr». T. B. Duncan also expect to go
iterranean and the Red sea Is exported
Miss Laura Hammer, who gradu welcome that was awaiting “ Daddy.”
Frankie Crites has gone to Port
The pr sram of the Interchurch
to the ranch they own in the same ated from Pacific College with the
James K. Hall, prominent stock- land to take up boxing. He is Jn World Mi v me n L based on a careful In Inrge quantities to India for the
locality at the same time.
class of 1911, 1» now overseas en- man of Saco. Montana, is he*e for a training under the fast and clever survey, will include the strengthening manufacture of ornaments and articles
of fn rsonal adornment. The black coral
Roy Collard. formerly of Newberg, j gaged In food supply work with the visit with his mother, Mrs. E. A. ¡welter weight, Stanley Willis.
of present institutions and the opening of the Persian gulf and Great Barrier
who has been farming up In the Al- ¡Friend» re-construction unit of the Hall, and his sister, Mrs. F. R. Run- | Probably his first bout will be of a laVge number of hospitals in new
reef is still more highly prized.
berta country. Is down for a visit American Red Cross, with headquar- dell, whom he had not seen before March 31 at the Milwaukie arena,
areas where they are most needed.
and la spending a few days here call- j ter* at Pari». Miss Hammer became in 22 years.
Before returning to
Frankie has won several bouts in
Ing on former friends. He says the interested
ii^ the
food , supply his home he will visit his brothers.
Manila and Siberia but
this will be
cold was so Intense up north at one through her cousin. Herbert Hoover, the twins, Warren and Walter Hail, his first appearance in the ring in
time during the winter that the and was engaged In this, work in who are merchandising out at Siletz.
'the U. S. A.
Sport.
trains could scarcely run for they | this country before going across,
The farmer folk and thbse living
would be unable to move when once ¡According to latest reports, she Is In on »mall places appreciate the value
Another Slap at “ Mere Man."
»topped at the water tanks.
The Germany investigating
the
food of newspaper advertising more than
“Marriage Is a desperate thing.”
mercury got down to 60 below.
¡supply.
do some of the business firms of said John Selden way back In the six
Newberg.
The "Wanted and For teenth century, and now It looks as if
Sale” columns on the back page of we of the twentieth century were do
the Graphic are convincing proof of ing our bit to make it still more des
this statement. Aside from our reg perate. A hegownert dignitary over In
Newark has decided (and unfortunate
ular subscribers the sale of single
ly his decisions have legal weight)
copies to people who immediately that the lesser portion of the marriage
turn to this page Is increasing as contract has no right to compensation
never before.
for work performed In odd Jobs nronnd
At 2 o’clock on Friday afternoon the house on his wife's property, such
:of this week the members of the as carpentering nnd painting the
Yamhill Electric Company
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
MONE'
LOAN
on
Approved
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Elkay’s Straw Hat
RED DRAGON
lETPOISOfr
Sure Death to
Squirrels and Gophers
AT
GRAHAM ’S DRUG STORE
Phone W hile 113
N ja it Medicines |
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■ftWMniJJMf 1?stifi3«.ar„gsl;.
1
'PiffliBm Tiffinuri; _
ng up to warm the bnhy’s milk when
hold a meeting at the Commert lal M begins to squall at 3 a. m.
Club yooms. Others who are lntor-
These things must be done free. He
ested In growing and marketing ought to be glad to do them. And If
fruits are Invited to atend.
The the wife isn't able to persuade him of
purpose Is to organize a local unit this the court will undertake to assist
for this section. Officers and man- | her.—Brooklyn Engle,
agers of the association will he In
The Beat of Reasons.
¡atendance from Salem to tell of the
The
cartoonist
who. the other day,
progress of the association.
pictured
“
Wonder
What a Prince
The many friends of Seth A. Mills
Thinks About?” probably wasn’t far
will be Interested In reading his
wrong when he showed his subject
letter, which will be found on the rather bored with what he had to go
first page this week, In which he through. Apropos, the story Is told of
tells an interesting story of his nar a young prince of the Orient ninklng
row escape from drowning In icy many friends on the steamer which
Alaskan waters recently. Apparent bore him to England, so that nt the
ly he began to realize the need of conclusion of the yoynge these friends
some one to look after him for It ap arranged a dinner In his honor In Ix»n-
don. It was a smart affair and a fash
pears that he followed the ‘ Titter
ionable company, but the prince did
down from Petersburg and located a not put In an appearance.
wife— Miss Edna Commons, of Scotia
The following morning the chairman
Mills, former student In Pacific Col of the committee asked him why he
lege.
A note In a Portland paper hadn't shown up. “ I wasn't hungry.”
says the wedding took place at the •the prince answered simply nnd calm
ly.—Boston Transcript.
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