Newberg graphic., June 10, 1920, Image 5

Zenas Perisho has gone to Idaho * Mrs. Omer Moore and little one
to work during vacation.
are here from Cottage Grove for an
Miss Ellen Gregory is J)ers from extended visit with relatives.
Idaho on a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Zlmri Ellis were
A number o f the G. A. R. veterans made glad on Friday of last week
are at Astoria in attendance at the by the many friends who called at
State Encampment.
their home during the day to con­
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J. H. Gagan, of Dundee, bad an gratulate them on the fiftieth anni­
N. D. Elliott, Salem job printer, arm fractured while cranking his versary of their marriage.
Dernsey Smith la here from Good-
nough Hllla, Washington, on a visit. who Is getting out an annual for machine on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hyde, who were
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rogers, of recently married at Homedale, Ida­
Children's Day exercises will be the local high school, was down
Portland, were visiting Newberg ho, are here on a visit with his
held at the Christian church next Wednesday.
friends
the first of the week.
mother. The bride will he remem­
-Sunday.
The Ollrer Terrell family came
bered
as Miss Grace Benson, former­
Miss
Leone
Strait,
who
has
been
out
from
Portland
last
Sunday
to
■ Ernest Schilling, from Lincoln,
ly
a
student
in aclflc College.
in
the
Good
Samaritan
hospital
in
attend
baccalaureate
serrlces
at
the
Nebraska, a friend of the Owen and
Portland:
for
several
weeks,
came
Friends
church.
Curry families, is here on a visit.
home Sunday.
Arthur George, who spent 4 his
Mrs. W. 8. Parker and little Ruth
W. L. C. NOTES
Prof. Ralph Rees, of Cornell, is
•are here from La Orande on a riait years as a boy andyoung man here,
•and will remain for a week or more. came In from Marlon Tueaday to re­ here on a visit, with his wife, this
The Woman’s Legislative Council
CW8» being her first time to see Newberg
Mias Ollre Perkins, who Is nurs­ main during the week.
met Monday afternoon in tbe library
and Springbrook.
ing In Portland, is out for a few
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ruby, o f Port­
and after the usual routine business
Mrs. Agnes Eskleton came from
•days’ rlsit with relatires and land. visited Mrs. John Hutsen, and
the ladies enjoyed a treat provided
Irlande.
attended the Regatta Friday and Salem Wednesday evening to attend by the program committee in the
the college alumni banquet held at
Cecil Pearson, who, as a student Saturday of last week.
of an address by Rev. George
the Imperial hotel.
, form
Sn Pacific College, left here to go to
H.
Lee,
on the subject of "Respect
Miss Ruth MelUnger. Mrs. C. D.
Mrs. C. B. Wilson, of McMinn­ for Law," a mild subject but a
France to engage in reconstruction Norris and Master Dorrle Norris
work, la back again and is being played at Mrs. D. C. Clark’s recital ville, and Mrs. Omar Fendall, of strong talk was given, which was
Forest Grove, were here the first of a real inspiration to those who^were
greeted by his former college mates. at Dayton Friday evening.
the week visiting relatives.
present and the absent ones surely
C. C. Prick, of the Pilm Confec­
| Herbert Coffin and hts sister,
Chlsung Pil, the Korean, who was* missed something worth while.
tionery, presented Mrs. Sadie E.
Mrs. Flossie McDonald ..t were *out a student in P. C. the past year,
We urge the delegates from the
Stewart and Mrs. R. W. Van Valin
from Portland last Sunday and vis- has gone to Portland to work for a Various societies to attend these
ch with a box of fancy chocolates.
lumbering company during-vacatio^. meetings, co-operation betng the
u .n
of th«)r „ o r » , I* ‘ « 1 , •<f » ^
» ” »•• .
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Newby, from need of the day.
the Quehn oont«M- for tbe Regatta
Dr. Claude A. Lewi, and wife ere
There wil not be another meeting
Mrs. F. W. Bilyeu and two chll- »»ere from Fairfield. Waahlpgton. on Vancouver, and Mrs. Omer Gauss,
idren a n recent arrivals from Hot a vacation and visit with relative« from Washougal, Washington, have in June unless called by tbe pres­
Springs, Arkansas, where they spent an<*
remain for a week or two. been here during the week attend­ ident.
- ■ o
«he winter with Mr. Bilyeu. They
Miss Gladys Lee. of Goldendale, ing commencement.
Births— To Mr. and Mrs. W a r
OBITUARY
—
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Washington, niece of Mrs. W. E.
BUyeu’s sister. Mrs. Minnie Owen. White and Vernon T. Hlnahaw, is Kimber, of Dayton, May 30. a son.
Lester Wright left for the home here on a vacation and la attending To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blair, June
After a protracted Illness of
o f his parents at Falrmount, Ibdi- commencement at Pacific College, 8. a son. To Mr. and Mys. Rae *8.
eral
months with Bright's Disease,
ana, Tueaday, where he expects to her cousin, Cecil F. Hlnahaw, being Langworthy, June 7, a son.
Horace E. Newlin. son of Milton and
Mrs. Gus Leavens, a cousin of
remain during the season but says a member of the academy graduat­
Mary Jane Newlin, departed this
Mrs. J. F. Ridenour, in company
e s Intends to return to Npwbeilg ing class.
life sixth month second, at 4 o’clock
with her daughter, arrived here
, Prof. Floyd Perisho drove to Port-
p. m„ 1920, at his home in Spring-
from
their home in Illinois Wednes­
C. M. Ryan, who has been man- Und to meet P tm . Leri t . Penning^
brook, Oregon.
aging a big store at Condon sine« ton> who n I U fpoia Central Cltjf, Ne- day and will remain for a visit o f
He was born at Sylvana, Indiana,
1 saving Newberg, has returned here braska. where he delivered the com­ several days.
first month fifth, 1866, and at the
Prof. Charles E. Lewis and Miss
with his family and says they will mencement address at Nebraska
time o$ his death hie age was 64
wot go back to Condon. The crop Central College andi also attended Mary Marlatt, who have been teach­
years, 4 months, 27 days.
prospects he says are good over in a part o f the Nebraska Yearly Meet­ ing in Pacific College the past year,
He was married eleventh month
«bat country.
ing of Friends church where hh were married in Portland Wednes­ 23rd, 1887, to Mary Epaily Rice, of
— -v j day afternoon. Pres. John D. Mills 1 Vermilion-county, Illinois. To them
Tbs United Motor Bus Co., oper­ made • number of addresses.
officiating.
ating an auto bus line between New*-
were born five children, Mrs. Beu­
Howard Armstrong and
Ray
L. M. Buel, after being duly elect­ lah Morey, of Parma. Idaho. Mrs.
berg and Portland, has advanced the Stout, aged 23 and 23 years, respec­
•one way rate from 75 to 86 cents, tively, returned service men, who ed deputy for this district by New­ Clarice Newby, of Newberg, Jessie,
giving as the reason the advance in stole the W. T. Anderson car in berg Council No. 168,, Security Ben­ Lloyd and Kenneth Newlin, of
the cost of operation and cost of Portland some time ago, plead efit Association, has received his Springbrook.
living expenses.
The immediate family, with his
guilty to a grand Jury indictment appointment from State Manager
Thomas, of Portland.
aged
parents and youngest brother,
of
‘‘taking
and
using
an
automobile
A Copy of the Montebello, Cali­
Merit Timberlake. who lost a leg Luther, were at hie bedside at the
fornia, News has been left at this without permission." Circuit Judge
-
office and attention called to. k McCourt, of Portland, sentenced by amputation, as noted recently in time of his departure.
They, with a brother, James Dun­
news note telling of the marriage them to six months in Jail and then the Graphic, was brought home last
week and is improving so rapidly can Newlin, of Ridge Farm, Illinois,
o f Ross E. Wiley and Miss Fleda paroled them.
that his friends expect to see get­ two sisters, Mira. Miriam L. Mills.
Kane, which was solemnised by Rev.
A bait and fly casting tourna­
X. Astleford. a brother-in-law o f ment wll be held at the river, near ting about before very long on th Wilder, Idaho, and Ids Ann Cook,
of Georgetown, Illinois, with other
the groom, on the 12th of May. the boat landing Sunday morning crutches.
relatives and friends, remain to
Frank
E.
Crowell,
on
seeing
an
The home of the young people, both at 10:30 o’clock by the Multnomah
mourn his departure, but they
appeal
made
in
the
Literary
Digest
o f whom grew up at Rex, Is to he Anglers’ Club and the Newberg An­
mourn not without the comforting
for
increased
pay
for
postal
employ­
In Whittier, California.
glers' Club. Fred Kincaid, who has
hope that he is gone where sorrow,
ees.
wrote
to
both
Senators
Cham­
The Vincent grocery has been sold charge of the arrangements, says
pain and disappointment never en­
berlain
and
McNary
and
he
received
to H. Ohmart. who came here a It is really a get-together meeting
ter.
answers
from
both
of
them
saying
short time ago from Grand Forks, between the jolly city fellows and
He left them the testimony that
they favored the increase.
North Dakota, where he spent a our local boys, whereby the local
he
was fully reconciled to the
Mrs. Hallie L. Shoemaker, former­
year. Previous to that be was en­ club members may learn more In the
Lord's will; that he had no feeling
ly
of
Newberg.
writes
to
have
the
gaged in business in Bottineau In the art of angling from the visitors,
address of the Graphic changed to of uncertainty concerning his fu­
same state. Mr. Ohmart Is trying among whom are some experts.
Huntington Park. California, where ture prospects and that he was anx*-
to hold Charley Butler as salesman,
Mrs. C. M. Collins gave a surprise she with her husband and mother, ioua and wanted to go.
he having had charge of the store party Monday afternoon for Lor­
He is the first one of his father’s
Mrs. Jennine Remington, have gone
ever since it was started. 1
raine. It being her eighth birthday.
from Portland, the latter being in family of seven to be taken by
J. Carl Nelson, who has been act­ Eight little girls were invited, name­ poor health.
death, and his testimony is of un­
ing as salesman in an auto supply ly, Eva Hart, Madeline Sleppy, Mil­
told valne to those of us remaining.
Word comes from Caldwell. Idaho,
One of his messages to the people
house in Portland for the past year dred Smith, Harriett Jameson, Marie
that on last Sunday in that city
-or more, going back and forth on Fox, Julia Fox and Martha Noble, Prof. Gilbert Shambaugh. former is: "Tell the people If I have ever
the train each day. has bought a and eight pink candles burned quite
done them any wrong I want to be
teacher in Pacific College, and Miss
little acreage at Bertha, out this merrily on the birthday cake, as the
Olive Johnson, who graduated from forgiven.”
side of Portland on the highway, children ate fruit salad, ice cream
The following texts were given
college Iasi year, were married.
where he has put up temporary and cookies. After the cake was
him or quoted to him from which he
They were attended by Cecil Pear
“quarters for himself and family. served and several games were play­
received help and especially the last
son and Miss Pearl Greve.
His aged parents who have been ed, all enjoyed the Jack Horner pie.
two: Ps. ,37:5, “ Commit thy way
Charles North, who purchased the unto the Lord; trust also In Him.
living with him will remain here which was well filled with p+nk
Cornelia Chase farm of 40 acres out end He shall bring it to pass." Job
kewples.
for the present.
near Chehalem Center school, a 22:21. "Acquaint now thyself with
short time ago, has sold the place
Him, and be at peace; thereby good
to G. E. Mann, of Dayton, who will shall come to thee.” I John 1:9,
take possession this week. Mir. and
_2If we confess our sins He is faith-
Mrs. North will locate near Port-
ftil and just to forgive us our sins,
«rhnm h . win . n g m in car-
and to cleanse us from all unrlght-
entering.
eousness."
John 14:27, "Peace I
In setting the copy for the Regat­ leave with you, my peace I give un­
ta prlxes offered by the local mer­ to you; not as tho world giveth, give
chants. last week, two prizes were I unto. Let not your heart be trou­
overlooked and omitted from the bled. neither let It be afraid." Isa
list. One was a 32.50 merchandise 55:6-7, "Seek ye the Lord while He
prize ofered by L. B. Ferguson for may be found, call ye upon Him
the 50 yard egg race, and thfc other while He is near." "Let the wicked
was a second prize offer of $1.50 forsake his way. and the unright­
cash made by the Anderson Motor eous man his thoughts, and let him
Co. for the same race.
return unto the Lord, and He will
Last Sunday the home of Mrs. S. have mercy upon him. end and to
G Sutton end Susan Gregg. 300 our God, for He will abundantly
T h e youngsters just will eat green apples or
Sherman street, was gladdened by a pardon.”
puckery persimmons or too much jelly c a k e O ld-
number of relatives who gathered
His message to Mrs. Butler in
fashioned belliake is acute indigestion. G ive the sufferer
there in honor of Mrs. Beatrice answer to the last two texts quoted
Merrill's 'birthday (sister of Mia which she sent him was: "They did
a good big dose o f castor oil and apply a hot w ater
Sutton and Miss Gragg). A bounti­ me more good than anything said.”
b o d e to the spot o f greatest pain.
ful dinner was served to which nil and asked her parents to convey
did
Justice. Those present were Mr. his thanks to her for them.
Y o u ought to have on e o f our guaranteed
and
Mrs. Stephen Gragg, Corvallis: "I heard the parting pilgrim say
hot w ater bottles in your hom e — fo r neuralgia, tooth-
Mr. and Mrs. Audly Gragg. Salem: While passing Jordan’s stormy wa­
ache and rheumatism, too.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Merrill. Mrs.
ters:
‘Adieu to earth for all id well.
Susie
Barr
and
son.
Joe
Van
Cleave.
W e carry the highest quality o f rubber
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton, all of All is well with me forever.’ ”
goods to be had. -
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Newberg; and Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Harris and little niece. Mnro.
Haw, Hawl
O ur castor oil in bulk or capsule is as slick
Messrs. Stephen and Audly Gragg
T
t
says
here
that if yon want to
and active as greased lightning.
and Mrs. Edwin Merrill ere brothers develop anything you should exercise
end elater of Mrs. Sutton and Miss It regularly," said the Old Fogy, as
Gragg; Thomas Sutton Is a son of he looked up from tbe newspaper be
Mrs. Sutton.
Mrs. Barr Is Mrs. wee reading.
“Huh!" «■onunented the Grouch. "If
Merrill’s daughter. Mr. Van Cleave
Is a friend of the family and Mrs. that was n fact, a women's Jaw would
Phone W hite 113
Harris is a granddaughter of lire. be as big n* her »-beet”—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Sutton.
_
L oca ls a n d P erson a ls
/ 1
1 V'-A
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Little Willie
y 'i\ ^ets—
Tommy Ache!
Graham’s Drug Store
Eastman Kodaks
W osj Fuel lx cot i n f Wort and H on Each Y—rl
1
Nyals Medicines
Electric cooking ie Still 4 cento Per Kilowatt Hour
The Electric Range is Serving
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t
-,y
*
Electric aervioe is not increasing in oost. The Electric Washing}
Machine is the greatest labor saving device for the heme of the
oentsxy. There ere k million of them in nse in the U. 8. A.
/
W e sell the A pex, the M aytag and
Blue Bird on the easy payment plan
Any one can afford a Washing Machine. The operating oost In
negative. We sell everything Electrical. We do wiring in aoeord-
anoe with the Bureau of Standards and are responsible for all work
performed.
»
Yamhill Electric Company
“ IT SERVES Y O U RIGHT**
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