Newberg Qraphic
W. C. T. u. ENTERTAINMENT
LOCAL AHO PERSONALS.
Chehalem Center W . C. T. U. enter
J. W. Hill made a business trip
E . N. W O O D W A R D
talned the Yamhill County convention to Portland, on Wednesday.
S d lto ra i >4 P ubli.D .r
at the school house last Thursday. A
Miss Nellie Craw will teach In
goodly number of ladies attended.
Poblt>ta»d .»Tory T b u r w l a y m o r n i n a
the Nahchatta school this winter.
M m ; tìrtp h ir RulMtng, No. HOC First Street
Mrs. Elisabeth McChrt,. of McMinn­
W. A. Doyle, transacted business
M M r : i lf lm . W blto SS: K»«td«noe. Blue * 7 ,
ville, co-president, presided.
at Portland on Friday of last week.
It was the pleasure of the conven­
■¡stored at tbe poetofflce at New­
Mrs J. F. Fulton left last week
berg. Oregon, as second claaa mattar. tion to have Mrs, Mary Mallett, of
for
a vtsite to her folk In Brooklyn.
Portland, present, a veritable encyclo­
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$2.00 Per Year in Advance pedia of knowledge.
Beside being called upon several ( Virgil Mills and family of Springs
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 6 . 19*0.
times she gave a most interesting and brook, left today for an outing at
instructive talk on our most important the coast.
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A X r e s t e d a f t e r e l u d in g
department of work, “ Child Welfare.” j Mrs C. L. Baker of Miller Mer­
O FFIC ER S FOB 15 T E A R S If we can only catch the vision as she
cantile Co., will spend the week-end
tried to help us to see. and then do at Pacific City.
On Monday morning Deputy Sheriff what we find to do, willingly and
Chief o f Police Ferguson and
H. R. Morris, accompanied by George thouroughly what a move toward giv­
family returned home Monday from
Kelty.started out to locate and arrest ing to every child the right that is
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on e James E. B resell, who was wanted his—to be well born—to be educated— a , tour of the beaches.
U.
S.
G.
Miller,
who
has
been
in
in California to answer a charge of to be protected from child labor—to be
Raving at Eureka, in that state, raised morally safeguarded— to be spiritually New York city, for the past month.
a $40 check to $406, fifteen years ago. trained. Nothing but organized mother- Is expected home on Saturday.
since which time the California of- love will reach these goals, and no or­
On Saturday August 21st, a fine
flcers had tried in vain to secure his ganization is as well equipped to do baby boy came to bless the home
arrest.
this work as the • Woman’s Christian of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan.
With the faintest of clues to guide Temperance Union.
Mrs. H. Craw and daughter, Miss
Un>m, the Newberg men headed their
The officers elected for the ensuing Nellie, and Mrs. S. J. Best, left on
c a r north and in due time picked up year. For President, Mrs. Patey of Mc­ Wednesday for Ocean Park, Wash.
a trail which they followed in lto de- Minnville. For Recorder and Corre­
Mrs. Ira Hornabrook and daugh­
■i vtous ways for many miles through the spondence Secretary," Mrs.
Lilian ter, of Aberdeen, Wash., are guests
Rills, from Washington
County Into
snington county
*UUJ Welter. Newberg. For Treasurer, Miss at the home of Mr. John Horna­
Tillamook and Columbia Counties It LUrs Barnum, McMinnville,
brook.
lad. and when tbe shades of night fell
Lawrence K Hodges, of the Ore­
they were far from home, and the long
FORMER
NEWBERG
MAN
gonian,
and his children, Lueile and
sought and much wanted fugitive was
Ted,
were
In the city Thursday for
VISITS
THE
OLD
HOME
amt yet in sight, but the officers were
a
day’s
outing.
mot discouraged and with grim deter­
Pres. J. D. Mills and Rev. L. C.
mination pursued their quest until
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Reese, of Cali­
About 11 o’clock P. M. they drove into fornia, arrived in Newberg Sunday Hlnshaw drove over to Scotts Mills
Portland and soon thereafter succeeded night and departed for their home on Saturday to attend Salem’s quar­
da locating and arresting their man. Monday night All the older citizens terly meeting of Friends.
T h e chase which had led them into will remember Mr. Reese as he came
Mr. and Mrs. James Clemenson,
A ll counties, and which covered nearly to this vicinity in 1887, and helped put Mrs. K. Lundstrom and Mr. E. Sand­
101-miles was ended and the Newberg Newberg on the map during the suc­ berg, all of Portland, were Sunday
m en were justly elated at having ef­ ceeding years of his residence here. visitors at the home of E. L. Evans.
fe cte d the capture of a slippery Fugi­ Mr Reese left Newberg about 20 years
Miss Frances Elliott went to Sa­
tiv e who had baffled and evaded so ago for a position in the Land Depart­ lem Tuesday to take a position as
m any other officers for 15 years past. ment of the Southern Pacific Rail­ stenographer in the office of state
T h e prisoner was brought to Newberg. road. a place which he has occupied forester F. A. Elliott who is her
.•arriving at about one o’clock A. M., to the present time. Mr. Reese resides uncle.
an d was taken thence to McMinnville in California, but his office is located
Byron Kenworthy who Is spend­
s a d placed in jail in default of $4,000 just over the line in Mexico, and al­
ing the summer chaperoning boys
though he has been located there so
RoD.
outing parties for the Portland Y.
many years, and is well known by this
M. C. A. was in town Monday call­
time, still he Is required to show his
PR ETTY CHURCH WEDDING
ing on some of his college friends.
passport every time he crosses the line
Dr. E. Frances Rowe and daugh­
A wedding of Interest to Newberg to go to and return from his home.
ter
of Palm Beach. Florida, left Sat­
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people took place on Wednesday
urday
after a ten days visit with
evening at the Methodist church in LETTER FROM PROF. PERISHO.
Mr. and Mrs Grove. They will visit
Forest Grove when Mary Gertrude
San Francisco, Los Angeles, and
A llen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Rev. Fred. Carter received the many other cities on their return
S . Allen, became the wife of Ralph following letter from Prof. Perisho,
JL Butt of this city. Rev. Gould, for­ who is occupying Rev. Carter’s c o t­ hqme.
The follow ing people from New­
m erly of Newberg. officiating.
tage at Wood, Ore., while on a vaca­
berg,
attended the Butt-Alien wed­
Preceding
the ceremony
Mias tion. -
ding at Forrest Grove, on Wednes­
M ary Randall sang "A t Dawning"
Dear friend:
day. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Butt, Mrs.
after which the bridal procession
We are located. We are fed. We
U. S. G. Miller. Miss Mabel Miller,
approached the alter, which was a are cool.
We are happy.
Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Keeney, Vernon
Rower of greens and flowers, to the
I went after clams Saturday. I
Gould,
Chester Zumwalt, and Frank
strains of the wedding march played carried one hundred fine clams from
Miller o f the Miller Mercantile Co..
by Miss Aileen Hoffman.
the clam bed to the cottage with
The couple was attended by four only one stop. Too much clam, not Yamhill.
brides maids and groomsmen. Miss enough stop.
On August 7th, Miss Dorothy
Am awfully empty
Alleyn Johnson as maid of honor. most of the time since.
Hull,
daughter of Mrs. Eva H. Hull
The sun
Prank Miller as best man. a tiny shone on my bathing suit.
was
married
at Corvalels, to Prof-
Then
flower girl and ring bearer.
fessor
Claude
M.
Newlln. The bride
there were other places. It shone
The bride wore a gown of white there too. I like big soft pillows in is also the author of several short
satin with a
veil arranged with the big rocker, and I sleep mostly on stories and the groom, who is the
orange blossoms, and carried a bou­ my face.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther New-
quet of white and pink roses, while
Haven't seen the ocean yet. They lin, Is a graduate of Pacific Col­
th e maid of honor wore blue satin | say there is one here.
Must look lege and is now an Instructor at O.
and carried pink roses. The brides­ ! it up.
A. C. He spent several months in
maids wore pink dresses and Large
Do not know when we will go out, the service.
picture hat.
probably Monday. August, 30. W ill
Mr. Chas. E. Morris, accompanied
After the ceremony a reception let you know later.
by his wife and her niece Mias Mary
was held in the church parlors
Clams
Clams-----------! Balzer, made a trip first of the week
w hich were beautifully decorated
F. W. Perishd.
to the coast mountains in the vicini­
with greens and large bouquets of
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ty of Blair, in quest of the sometimes
roses, and dainty refreshments were
elusive mountain trout, and landed
MARRIAGE LICENSES
werved. The Newberg guests were
18 beauties within 2 hours after
M r. and Mrs. Clarence Butt. Dale
Hester Parrish. Newberg to Syl­ making camp. They arrived home
Butt, U. S. G. Miller. Miss Mabel
Wednesday evening after having had
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Keeney. vester Newton Slyter, Newberg.
Margaret Lanora Garland, Rex, to an exceptionally good time and se­
Chester Zumwalt and V. V. Gould
curing more than 40 trout.
Earl
Nathaniel Knight. Eugene
After a honeymoon spent at. N e »-
Susie Marie Barton, Sheridan, to
Mrs. Rorabaugh was happily sur­
Dort. Mr. and Mrs. Butt will make
prised this week to receive a visit
¿heir home In Newberg, where their j William Ada Fletcher, Sheridan.
from her brother who is engaged
friends will be glad to welcom“ them __________
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in railroad business at Tucon, Ari­
Kamen Adverrisin* Representative
and wish them an abundance of hap j
THF. AMLRJCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
zona. This being his first visit in
pines*
A gu
21 years. Mr. Ronabaugh is also vi­
siting his sister Mrs. D. E. Fortune
of this city, whom he had not seen
for 34 years. He expects to return
here next year and will probably be
induced to become a permanent resi­
dent of Newberg.
G
h
JONES BROTHERS
ARF NOW READY__
To Receive Your
E°rly Cider
Apples
Phon 2 Black 170
Wm. Clemmens at Washington
and Hancock street, is justly incen­
sed at some evil disposed person or
persons, who have recently been de­
stroying and carrying away some o f
his choicest flowers. Mr. Clemmens
is a great lover of flowers and takes
pride In the care and cultivation of
the many beautiful species to be
found at his honte. The handsome
dahlias, which border bis premises
on the Hancock street side had
attracted unusual attention on ac­
count of their size and wonder­
ful colors, and he had been requested
to furnish a bouquet of the same for
Republican headquarters at Port­
land. Mr. Clemmens, always gene­
rous In giving bouquets, agreed to
comply with the request, and in­
tended to take the flowers to Port­
land today, but alas, some miscreant
had seen and marked the largest and
finest of the dahlias, and on Tuee^
day night carried them away, great­
ly to the regret o f their owner.
V hose chief regret Is that a person
capable o f committing such an act
should be fbund In this city.
Mr. and Mi*. I. W. Hill will leave
Sunday
In
their
¿machine
for
southern Oregon, for a two weeks
outing.
Both are good rifle shots,
and expect
to hunt deer in the
mountains near Crater Lake, Mrs.
Hill claims that she will be the one
who will bring home the venison.
E. W. Collier and wife, who have
been on many successful hunting
trips and have had the plesant ex­
perience of packing big bucks out
o f jhe mountains, will join Mr. and
Mr». Hill later.
Prof. John E. Kienle and wife of
Lo> Angeles. Cal., are the guests of
Rev. G. E. Kienle and family this
week. Prof. Kienle is principal of
the high school at Colton, Cal., a
position hp has filled for some years
past, whift his wife haB been teach­
ing in the Southern California Uni­
versity. Prof, and Mrs. Kienle have
visited in Vancouver, Wn. and while
here will avail themselves o f the
opportunity of going over the Col­
umbia River Highway in company
with Rev. Kienle. his uncle.
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ZAfdctrola
A n y H om e
Can A fford
This wonderful instrument— a V ictrola makes
possible for every one to enjoy the best there is in
music and entertainment.
It brings the opera, the concert and the vaude­
ville stage within the reach of all — right into the
Home.
Let us put a Victrola iuto your home today.
KIENLE & SONS
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Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wassam and
daughter Georgia, have Just return­
ed from Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Was­
sam having had a very delightful
trip in automobile, over the moun-
tians with their son, Roy H. Was­
sam. o f Salem.
W hile there Mrs.
Wassam .experienced a nice ride in
the areoplane, W ebfoot, from Salem,
flying around Newport and return­
ing to Nye Beach. She says that
it Jg a very thrilling sensation,
especially when they turned around
and dropped down.
Mr. Wassam
claims to be a very good fisherman,
having caught three small and one
large fish.
Through a misunderstanding in
which the Graphic was not wholly
to blame.mention o f the Hull wed­
dings was omitted last week.
On
August 11. Miss Ruth Romig and
Prof. Alexander Hull were quietly
married at the home of the bride.
Rev. Gibson, pastor of the Meth­
odist church officiating. The bride
Is the daughter of Dr. E. A. Romig.
She is a member of the class of
1906. Pacific College and has filled
a place on the faculty of the New­
berg High school for several years.
Prof. Hull is head of the music de­
partment of Pacific College and is
the author of a number o f songs
which he has published.
He has
also acquired a name as a short
story writer, his stories having ap­
peared in several of the leading
magazines.
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RAEL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Carle L .' Bales et al; to A. A.
Clayson and w f; 1 ac. In M. Hall
ddc t 3 sr 2 w $10.00
H. T. Buxton and wf to Alfred
Reamers and wf L 2 and 7 blk 12
Johns add McMinnville $1600.00
J. M. Chappell and wf to W. C.
Waldron and wf L 1 McPhlllips add
McMinnville $10.00
M. F. Corrigan to G. C. Miller
and wf 40 ac in sec 23 t5 sr3w $1.00
W. T. Davis to Hen. Nyder and wf
L 2-3-6-7-10-11 and 12 blk 63 Oak
Park add McMinnville $100.00
L. L. Dye to Frances A Dye SI4
L 1 blk 7 Hurley A Larges add
Newberg L 4-5-6- blk 2 Hurleys A
Larges add Newberg three small
tracts in J. B. Rogers die t3 sr 2w
$ 1.00
M. R. Dunn to S. E. McCjpvran A
wf L 1-2 blk 47 Oak Park add Me-
Minhville $10.00
’Curtis L. Evans et al to J. S.
Evans E »4of tract 22 Oregon. W al­
nut Co’sorchard No. 3 $1.00
Claudt A. Fairbanks to Wm. Bell
and w f 251-3 ac In Jesse Parrish die
t3 sr2 w $4500.00
Wayman Fisher A wf to Albert
G. Hansen 31.07 ac. in M. Hall die
til sr3 w $950.00
Gilchrist Bro to Johans Raasaka
L 23 Willamette Gardens $1988.00
Mary A. Gilkey to Dayton M. E.
church L 260 town of Dayton 1.00
Susan E. Jeffries to Mrs. P. A.
Bunn Vi ac in D. D. Deskins die t3
*r2 w $1300.00
Emma C. Lyneg to F. B. More­
house A w f 29.49 ac. In W. R. John­
son die t3 sr4 $10.00
Charles L. Maple A wf to Virgil
Dixon 153.90 ac in Albert Gaines die
t5 sr3 $10.00
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Time's Changes In flisbee.
Blsbee. Ariz„ where Is now heard
ihe honk of the modem automobile,
/he tick of wrist watches and the wall
of silk hose of all colors extending
over the tops of $15 shoes, was entire­
ly different 16 years ago. reminisces a
writer In the Review of Blsbee. Then
the hard-working miner had to stnig-
Kle for hours to get a seat at a poker
table or a “ look In” at a faro game.
Main street was once one of the live­
liest thoroughfares In the western
hemisphere, saloons, gilded and other­
wise, having been the honored business
enterprises which lined both sides of
the street If anybody had predicted
that a street railway would at some
futsre time run through the center of
Main street, or that It would soma
day become as dry and arid as the
Rahsra *nd Gobi deserts, he would Im­
mediately have been token befoifl •
Insscv commission.
The Comfortable Home
is on e essential to happiness in life. Make
your dwelling place as inviting as your
means will perm it
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Our Furniture
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will m eet your desires, whatever they are. It
would b e hard to surpass in quality the d e ­
sign, coloring, finish and workmanship which
give distinction to the easy chairs, daven­
ports, reading tables and other living room
furniture we display. Com e and inspect the
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T h e a te r
Admission 15 Cts; and 25 Cts.
Brother Farmer!
Notice o f Mooting to Organize
A NEWBERG FARMERS' CLUB
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th , 3:30 P. M.
A t Newberg High School Auditorium
For Information Call
Red 86 or Red 221
OLIVER F . KILNAM ,
Organization Committee
The fussy station master found a will go by there In a minute at the
fellow villager standing with his rate of sixty miles an hour?”
The other slowly turned his heed
feet on the edge o f the platform,
and taking the pipe out o f hie
nonchalantly smoking.
mouth, replied: "Y o u ’re darned fe-
“ Don’ t you know,” said the ticket erd fur your train.’ ’— Chicago Dally
master, "that the Chicago express News.
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