Newberg graphic., May 27, 1920, Image 7

Locals and Personals
C. W. Altman was over from
Miss Rebecca Oates is here from
.Gresham the fir^t of the week.
Portland visiting h fr sunt. Mrt. W.
George Kaufman, who located at W. Nelson. .
Newport a short time ago, le over
Miss Amy Harger has returned
on ‘business.
from Mitchell where she is bolding
Henry Stevens, O. A. R. Veteran, down a claim.
aJtd Mrs. Maude Fraxsr were mar­ 1 Howard Sherlock has sold the
ried Wednesday.
bakery to Dave Smith who has been
F. A. Morris, of the Newberg working at the bakery for a long
lem d Co., went to Baker the first time.
o f ths week on business.
The sale of the C. 7. Yergen place
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out
northwest of Newberg a half
* Mrs, Barbara Austin was here
mile
is reported but to whom the
from Albany from Friday evening
Graphie
is not informed.
nntil Monday visiting with relatives
Mice
Leona
Curtis left Wednes­
and friends.
day morning for Yakima and other
Charles Trunk, of Dundee, who
points
in
Eastern
Washington,
thought some time ago that his
where she will visit relatives for
walnut crop would be short this sea­ some time.
son, sends in word that he now has
G. W. Brace, who has been teach­
the promise of a fine yield.
ing in the high school the past two
W.' T. Lewis, of the “ Quick Sales years, has accepted a similar posi­
Lend Co..“ has sold his .property lo­ tion in the Seaside high school for
cated in the northwest part of town next year.
and formerly Owned by Milt Cady,
Professor Almack, o f.th e Univer­
to Gord Worden for 9C.000.
sity of Oregon, visited the Newberg
Word comes In from down the high school last Thursday and spoke
river opposite Champoeg and Butte- very highly o f the excellent condi-
Yllle that the surveyors have been tlons he found,
buay for some days past surveying
On next, Monday. Memorial Day.
the river road which is to be im-i exercises.are to be held in front of
proved thia summer.
the city hail when the city w ill pre­
Dr. E. A. Roraig. who left New- sent the local American Legion two
berg and located for practice 1n j henntlful flags.
Portland a short time ago, has again I The Parlor Pharmacy front which
made a change and now has an of- i has been worked over to give it an
flee in Sherwood.
This is not a old mission appearance, is showing
new field to him for he has been up well and when completed will be
covering considerable of that terri­ quite attractive.
tory for several years.
John and Mary Gilbert celebrated
their
fifty-seventh wedding anni­
Lowell Edwards, W ill Kennedy,
versary
on last Sunday in a dinner
LCster and Zenas Perisho, Lawrence
Conway, Harold
Rinard, Alfred taken with their son-in-law and
Terrell and Addison Kaufman, stu­ daughter. Mr! and Mrs. Ed Blnford.
dents in the college, motored to Ttl- - Mrs. Bari Oiliiland. who spent
lamook last Saturday where somseof several days visiting with relatives
the boys got their first sniff o f salt a.t Dayton and with her sister, Mrs.
sea air.
They returned Sunday Adam Bauer, in Newberg. left for
her home at Pendleton Tuesday
evening.
morning.
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Miss Gladys Edwards, after suc­
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hoge. who re­
cessfully teaching her second term
o f school at tdddleton. left 'Sunday cently sold their place out west of
morning with her slater, Clara, for Newberg. have gone to Toledo, Lin­
Wlllamina. where she w ill finish coln county, to try a change for a
the latter's school of three weeks, time on account of rheumatism with
after which she w ill visit her grand­ which Mr. Hoge Is afflicted.
parents and other relatives for an
The weather man says we are
Indefinite time.
short on rainfall eight inches or
Mrs. Ernest Evereet was over
from Vancouver, Washington, the
first o f the week.
W. F. Hasenburg has returned
from Portland where he spent sev­
eral weeks with his daughter.
Mrs. Lena Foster who was here
from Redding, Cellfornla, visiting
her brother, Clyde 8 tan ton, left for
her home the first of the week, tak­
ing her niece. Miss Haze) 8tanton,
with her.
Mrs. Martha Martin, the mother
of Ole Martin, was over from Yam­
hill and spent several days visiting
recently.
M rs Edward Palm, sitter of F. A.
Morris, left here last Monday for
Bloomlngdale, Indiana, where she
grew up, in response to information
received of the serious illness o f a
sister.
Mrs. W. E. White is in Golden-
dale. Washington, visiting with her
sister, Mrs. A. C. Chapman, who bad
a slight stroke of parplyala recently.
In her absence Mrs. Angle Barcroft
is looking after the office.
Mesdames Wilbur and Gray, ac­
companied by Miss Nellie, clerk, and
Mr. Meyer, auditor of the U. 8. N.
Bank of Portland, motored out to
Merit Pearce, a brother o f Gian Newberg and spent Friday with
Pearce, who is building a bunga­ Mrs. Ellen Bloom and 8adie Cbris-
man.
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low on East Sheridan street, arrived
The
United
States
National
Bank
here last week from Burr Oak, Kan­
sas. with his family, and is looking is having some excavating done pre­
paratory to putting a large vault
for a location.
Early morning risers found the in the basement underneath the
ground white with frost Tuesday, banking rooms, in order to provide
though little damage seems to have sufficient room for safety deposit
been done except that In some loca­ accommodations.
W ood Fuel to costing Koro and H ors Each Y oorf
E lectric cooking is S till 4 cento P er K ilow att Hour
The Electric Range it
the Purpose o f ECONOMY
Electric
in ooct.
The Electric Washing}
oentnry.
W e tell the A pex, the M aytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
A»y ene can tfford a Waahing Machine. The {operatmg ooat it
negative. We mil ererything ELectrical. We do wiring in aooard-
nnce with the Bureau of Standards and are recpaniible fer ail worit
perfonned.
Miss Thelma Hayman, daughter
tions tomato plants, beans and early
of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hawman, was
potato tops were nlpped‘.
John McPoland, who has married in Portland on last Satur­
been In declining health for a long day to C. A. Newman. The newly­
time, died on Tuesday, aged- 68 wed« came out and spent Sunday at
“ IT SERVES YO U RIGHT”
years. The funeral was conducted the Hayman home, but they w ill lo­
at the Catholic church Thursday cate in Portland.
Mr. Sykes, representing the state
moriitng at lo o’clock by the prieeC
fire marshal's office, inspected the
from McMinnville.
Ross Miles and his mother, in school buildings recently and talked
company with Miss Mary Kappee, of to the pupils on fire prevention.
Indianapolis, Indiana, were down Mr. Sykes commented on the excel­
from Salem Monday and Tuesday. lent condition of the buildings and
Miss Kappes and Paul Elltott and tbe morale of the student body.
F. C. Stannard has sold his poul­
Roes Miles became acquainted while
they were engaged in reconstruc­ try farm of 13 1-3 acres located tvA>
miles north of town to J. S. W right,
tion Work in France.
Prof. Lunn, who is at the head Including some 1500 chickens, the
of the poultry division at O. A. C., price being 97,850. The Ford was
brought 16 of his students down retained and Mr. and Mrs. Stannard
Thursday morning to spend the day say they expect to spend consider­
at the M. C. W ire A Son poultry able time in it before they locate
farm, where they took dinner and again.
Inspected the home of the famous ~ S. P. Harris, who bought a part
of (he G. W. Wordetr-farm In West
Wire White Leghorn family.
„Ernest Gregory, who is General Chthalem and also a house and lot
Field Secretary for Sunday School on South Meridian street, arrived
work covering Western Washington, here a few days ago from Greenleaf,
For the
with headquarters in Seattle, spoke Idaho, with his family.
at Friends church last Sunday morn­ present the house in town w ill be
ing. He was on his way to some occupied but later they intend to
point in Idaho where he was going move onto the farm.
to attend a Sunday School conven­
A recent repdrt of the state chair­
tion.
man of the Junior Red Cross shows
The building at 202 First street more memberships from Yamhill'
occupied by Wm. Howett sa a county than any other In tbe state
The
plumbing shop has been sold to except Clackamas county.
THERE IS AN ANCIENT PHRASE WHICH SAYS “WHEN
Frank Nephew who will move across Newberg schools, with a contribu­
POVERTY
COMES IN AT TH E DOOR, LOVE P U E S OUT OF
the street and occupy ¿ t with his tion of 595.80, turned in practically
TH
E
WINDOW.”
barber business.
Mr. Howett has three times as much as any other
TH E MOST SECURE WAY TO BEGIN A MARRIED LIFE
bought the Brans building at 501 district in Yamhill county.
IS TO GIVE HER A BANK BOOK FOR A WEDDING PRESENT
First street, which he Will move to, ' The shlp-by-truck demonstration
A number of the friends of Mr. more since the first of January, and and this makes it necessary for the
AND ADD SOME TO IT EACH PAY DAY.
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caravan arrived in Newberg last
and Mrs. Anton Kutchanek gath­ it seems te be so difficult to raise a Evans plumbing firm to seek new
COME INTO OUR BANK AND TALK IT OVER. YOU ARE
Friday noon and spent an hour be­
ered at their home on Cbehalem' real wet breese that it don't look quarters.
ALWAYS
W ELCOME.
fore going on the way to Portland.
Mountain last Sunday In honor of favorable for making mu^h of the
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK
It
was
in
charge
of
M.
O.
Wilkin,
Russell Case, who was working
Mr. K.'s birthday.anniversary. F o l-; loss up before our next rainy sea-
secretary of the Auto Sales Associ­
cn
the
log
boom
at
the
saw
mill,
YOU WILL RECEIVE INTEREST ON TIM E DEPOSIT.
lowing a pleasant visit ice cream 1 son.
had a close call one day recently ation. and the trucks in the caravan |
and cske were served by Mrs. | Through the Quick Sales Land
when he lost his balance and fell in were the Indiana, Mack. Reo, Day
Kutchanek and daughter and the j c o * J . 8. W right has sold his farm
with a coil of cable about his neck Elder, G. M. C., Cornniver. Standard, i
day was ended pleasantly
! of 93 acres located out in the Fern-
that weighted him down to the bot­ Republic. Fageal. Garford, Federal, ;
Mrs. Minnie Stuernagel. of Port- ! wood neighborhood. Including stock tom and held him there. One o f Packard, Jumbo, Graham. Interna-1 ______________N E W B E R G . O R E G O N ______________ .
land, an old time Minnesota friend and equipment, for 915,000 cash, to the other men beard the water tlonal. Gary and the big six and a
o f Mrs. M. E. Baas, visited her for J. B. Roberts, who recently came splash when he went in and with half ton Army truck which carried
The Woman's Legislative Council j The lumber that belonged to the
severer days recently. Quite by ac­ from Oklahoma. Mr. W right gives the aid of others managed to pull a (portable (search light weighing meeting w ill be postponed for a week local Chautauqua association was
cident Rev. Gibson, of the M. E. immediate delivery and he is out the drowning man out with pike over two tons with fifteen million owing to next Monday being Deco- * * * * * »>7
when the New­
church, another old friend, learned looking for a place to light.
berg Transfer barn, where it was
■» candle power ray.---- - -
4 ration Day.
poles just in time to save him
o f Mrs. Rtuemagers presence In
' stored, burned some months ago. L
Merit Tlmberlake, son of Mr. arti
Newberg and a very pleasant hour Mrs. 8. P. Tlmberlake. who has been
H. Hutchens, who lives s tnile east
was spent in recalling old acquaint­ in the Goo0 Samaritan hospital in
of Newberg. has kindly offered to
ances.
let poles be cut on bis place to be
Portland for several weeks taking
used
in supporting tbe tent, and a
treatment
for
tuberculosis
in
the
On 8unday afternoon the house
call is likely to b e . made soon for
on Fourth street Just north of the right leg. has suffered the loss of
volunteers to mane a “ bee’*' but
park occupied by the Forsyth sisters, the leg. which was amputated on
there and do the cutting, and in
caught fire from a spark from the last Saturday above the knee. The
this
way supply the loss without
chimney lighting on the mom cover- specialist attending him had hoped
much
cost.
ed roof and was in a fair way for a , to save the limb but owing to un­
big blase when it was "discovered by favorable developments decided that
a neighbor. Mrs. Wm. Grove, and the the only thing to do was to ampu-
alarm sounded. A hose attached by J tate it. Although pretty well worn
This is
f
the fire department to a hydrant on ' out from the long, hard pull he has
First street soon put the fire out | made through great suffering, the
but some damage was done by w a -! patient rallied well and hope" is
ter.
1 held out for his ultimate recovery.
Yamhill Electric Company
FIRST N ATIO N AL B AN K
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BABY WEEK
Nothing gives us greater pleas­
ure than to cater to the needs
of tbe little ones, and during
this week we are making a
special study of everything
that will be conducive to their
health and comfort.
TA K E YO U R
K odak Finishing
DUATION
is GIFT 1
Graham’s Drug Store
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TALCUMS
SOAPS
SPONGES
NIPPLES
WASH CLOTHS
FEEDERS
FOODS
POWDER PUFFS
BIBS
SHEETING
PANTS
NURSING BOTTLES
ETC.?
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Also your attention is called
to Mother Kroh's Medicinal
Preparations, which are spe­
cially made and thoroughly re­
liable for the relief of Babies'
ailments.
First Class. W o rk and
Dally Service
Phon« W hile 113
Eastman Kodaks
MOTHERS
May we help you in the se­
lection of
Njrals Medicines
C. A . MORRIS
Jeweler end Optician
Lynn B. Ferguson
Prescription Druggist
T h e R exall Store
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