Newberg graphic., October 21, 1920, Image 5

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Miss L ets L. C rater, oldest d au g h -j A ttorney B. A. K llks w as down
te r of Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. C rater, and | from M cM innville on business last
N icholas G. G ebrslts, of Buffalo, New Monday.
York, w ere u n ited in m a rr k g e at
Mrs. J. R. Pem berton and little
M cM innville on October 12.
dau g h ter are here from Salem, v isit­
J. B. N o rth ru p has retu rn ed from ing a t th e L. M. P a rk e r home.
K alispel, M ontana, w h e re ,b e spent * J. E. M orback, one of the live,
th ree m onths and says his h ea lth 1 progreesive business men, of S her­
IN THE HOME SAVES 70Ü FROM
much im proved. Mrs. N o rth u p is ex wood was in N ew berg Monday on
M1« b Helen Scott was a P o rtlan d
The m any friends of Mr. G. W.
v isito r on Monday.
ituslness.
Range, will be' glad to know he is pected to re tu rn next week.
HARD WORK LIKE AN
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Dr. H ester an d J . L. Van Blarleoi.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sherm an rapidly im proving a t bis home In
Mias May Moore, who h as been
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re tu rn ed F rid ay from a h u n tin g trip lopping in Salem since re tirin g from
M iller, October 18, a son.
McMinnville.
he m anagem ent of th e Im perial
9 o rn to Mr. and Mre. Noble A.
The college au x iliary w ill m eet to N atye valley. The w eath er wa
unfavorable for h u n tin g and th e. hotel, came home for a S atu rd ay and
K lrkham , October 11, a daughter.
a t 2:30 o’clock S aturday afternoon
secured but one deer and a fev Sunday visit.
Mias M axine E llio tt Is here from at the T. I. S utton residence on N orth ducks.
A^eridian street.
S alem v isiting Mrs. Lida Madson.
A lbert P ark er, a nephew of L. M.
Mr. and Mra. W. D. B ryan, who Parker, w ith his wife and his m other,
WE SELL A. B. C., APEZ, THOR,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T rexler, of
F ra n k T aylor has sold his Job
cam e from Lam ore, N orth D akota, Mrs. Mary P ark e r, who spent several
P
ortland,
w
ere
week-end
visitors
p rin tin g plant to W.. D. Bowman.
have bought a ten-acre tra c t of
AND BLUE BIRD MACHINES.
Mrs. H arry G a rrett is suffering w ith the la tte r's parents, Mr. and F ra n k C arlisle ou t n ear Springbrook days here v isitin g , left for th e ir home
Mrs. H. H. Welch.
at Danville, In d ian a, last Monday.
a n a tta c k of som ething lth^ lagrlppe.
w hich lays across th e road from the
E. W. M ueller, who was down C arlisle home.
THEY ARE ALL GOOD.
The sale of season tick ets for the
George Wood and fam ily, of P o rt­
land, were Sunday visitors In New- from Polk county the first of th e ~J., A. P hillips, who is m ak in g his lyceum course has been the larg est
week said he had changed his post-
ever made for a course here, which
berg.
home w ith his son, It. H. Phillips,
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office address to McCoy.
DO YOUR WASHING FOR 25 CENTSA MONTH.
insures a fu ll house to g reet the
on P a rro tt M ountain, is v isitin g in
Mrs. S. F. W allace, visited her
' ‘Tem ple Choir*' w hich w ill give th e
On
last
Monday
evening
Mrs.
N ew berg w ith his cousin. Mrs. Mary
d a u g h te r a t P o rtlan d the ilrst of the
Georgia Babcock egtertafned for din­ E. Bankson for a few days. H e is opening num ber, th is T hursday even­
week.
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ner, Prof. La V ierr, and Mr. and contem plating ta k in g a trip tp ing.
Mrs. Ned McCoy and little son, “Mrs. B. C. H enry of P ortland.
Mrs. W. E. T errell chaperoned a
Florida.
v isited her p aren ts a t McMinnville,
p arty of college stu d en ts who spent
Jessie Hobson, who came out to
Sunday.
Miss Jen n ie D. M iller, Mrs. E. L.
Mrs. J. A. H ollingsw orth whò h a s '011®"!1 a m eetln* of ‘he college cor- Evans, Mrs. C. D. N orris, Mrs. R. J. the last week end a t Pacific City,
made up as follows: Mr. an d Mrs.
heen 111 for some tim e Is slowly im­ poration W ednesday evening, is visit­ Moore, and Mrs. George L ark in , are
Zen a« Perisho, A lfred T errell and
ing
his
Hister,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Blair.
“ IT SERVES YOU RIGHT**
proving.
in atten d an ce a t th e s ta te conven­
Miss Adella A rm strong. Brooks T er­
tio
n
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of
the
P
aren
t-T
each
er
associa­
W.
H.
Beneke,
known
am
ong
the
W illiam F innegan was over from
rell and Miss A nna Mills.
l a u r e l Sunday visiting w ith friends boys as "BiH" is opening up a stock tion w hich is being held in P o rtlan d
A m eeting of th e Pacific College
of talk in g m achines and records a t th e public library .
a n d relativ es.
corporation w as held in W ood-Mar
w ith C. A. Hodson a t 705 ft F irs t
REZ
Miss M iller cam e o u t from New­
Several m em bers of th e Commer­
Mrs. Helen E llio tt has been out
Hall W ednesday evening, w ith a
street.
berg and organized a^p aren t-T each er
cial Club w ent to M cM innville W ed­
from P o rtlan d d u rin g the week vis­
num ber of th e pastors of th e various
Miss Ruby Schrool is v isitin g her association la s t. W ednesday w ith of­
itin g relatives.
L a L, Venable of Dundee, has nesday to lay before th e county com ­
F riends churches, th e facu lty of th e sister, Mrs. S turgis.
ficerw elected as follows: Mrs. H a r­
Mrs. M. A. Davis, who has been removed his real estate office to this m issioners a num ber of good reasons college and o th ers in attendance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
erlin
are
spend­
mon,
P resid en t; Mrs. W h itak er, Vic«
why
the
Springbrook
highw
ay
should
city
and
entered
Into
p
artn
e
rsh
ip
in
v isitin g relatives a t A storia for three
A cam paign for an increase of th e ing a few weeks In P ortlan d .
P resid en t;
Mrs. F. I. Eves, press
the re alty business w ith Mrs. L aura be im proved, and it is g ra tify in g to
w eeks p ast has retu rn ed home.
endow m ent fu n d w as unanim ously
repo
rter.
Mrs.
H arm on, Mrs. W h ita­
know th a t th e ir efforts m et w ith
W illiam s.
Mrs. S tu rg is sp en t th e week end
Mrs. A nnie W ebster, of McMinn­
endorsed and p relim in ary work, w ith
ker and Mrs. Schaad w ere chosen as
success.
w
ith
h
er
p
aren
ts
a
t
F
o
rest
Grove.
Mrs. F red S herry and little son
ville, is here v isitin g h er sister, M ra
such an end in view, w ill begin a t
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es K ane, who delegates to a tte n d th e a n n u a l con­
N. C. C hristenson, who was in once. It is likely th a t Dr. W. V.
B. F. Hevland.
R obert, of Tacoma, and Mrs. M arie
w ent to A rizopa last sum m er have vention of th e s ta te association
Rev. C. F . Sw ander, of P o rtlan d , Hosto of Olympia, W ashington^ are N ew berg the first of th e week, said Coffin, who is here to rep resen t the
bought
an a lfa lfa ran ch in th e San w hich w ill be held in P o rtla n d th is
w ill speak a t the C hristian church visiting th e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. he w as m oving bis saw m ill, which educational board of th e F ive Years
week.
Jo
aquin
valley.
he has been o p eratin g on th e upper M eeting of F rien d s, an d Rev. C harles
n e x t Sunday m orning.
- _ *■ W. T. Lewis.
A card from Dr. K ate E ltin g and Colum bia on th e W ashington side, O. W hitely, who Is h ere from Oslca-
Miss C lara H aynes and her
to a new location a few m iles dis­ loosa, Iowa, to advise and assist in
b ro th er-in -law , J. W. Bales, visited Mrs. Angie B arcroft announces th eir
ta n t in order to reach a new b elt of the wcft-k, m ay leave for a sh o rt tim e
safe arriv al, a t P o rt Angeles, W ash­
in P o rtlan d yesterday.
tim ber.
to look a fte r o th er pressing m atters,
ington on F riday, and says they are
Miss E. Veiffler, of P endleton, is
Mrs. Mary P hilipps, of G u th rie but they w ill re tu rn later.
nicely situated.
a guest of Mrs. W. P. Philippa Just
C enter, Iowa, and Mrs. M attie K ing,
The Misses C hristopher and Young
e a s t of N ew berg on the highw ay.'
of F orsyth, M ontana, have been here
REVIVAL CONTINUED
who sold th e ir home ou t on the hills
Miss Eva L. F erree was down from
d u rin g the week v isitin g th e ir
back of Dundee, are now located in
Salem , S atu rday and Sunday, v isit­
b ro th er, George S. Nelson and say
the RittenhouBe property down on
The revival is still on a t th e
ing hei au p t, Mrs. S. E. W inchester,
they
haye been enjoying th e ir sh o rt
Dayton avenue.
church of God chapel and we invite
and the company is taking this way of introduc­
stay to the fullest exten t. Mr. N el­
A. T. B lair and A. R. M ills are off
C. W. Van Blarlcom , salesm an at son's d au g h ter, Mrs. M innie Blum , the public to all th e services, m orn­
ing them to die consumers. Instead of a big ad­
«
by th e Ford route for a deer h u n t
the Van Blarlcom grocery, retu rn ed h a s s I bo been here from Tillam ook, ing, afternoon and n ig h t. Sunday i
vertising campaign they are giving you the ben­
on th e Middle F ork of the W il­
noon we w ill spread a lunch and
to his home a t H o o d 'R iv er Monday on a visit.
efit of the cost by deducting from tha regular
lam ette.
you m ay come and dine.
for a sh o rt visit, a fte r w hich he will
Mfss
Jen
n
ie
McGregor,
of
V
an­
price.
Sunday
n
ig
h
t
will
cloee
o
ur
m
eet­
Mrs. Otto E lkins, of Dundee, was en ter school a t P ortland.
couver.
B.
C..
who
has
been
v
isitin
g
ings.
Come
and
spend
th
e
tim
e
w
ith
Regular Price,
Sise
° ur Price
ta k e n to th e hospital a t P o rtlan d
W illiam Comer has re tu rn ed home for several days w ith her form er u s an d we will do you good.
on M onday to undergo a surgical
from P ullm an, W ashington, were he schoolm ate, Mrs. W. A. K ing, »of
op eratio n .
w ent about a m onth ago to atten d P o rtlan d , .drove ou t w ith th e K ing
W. E. W hite A Co. have sold the A gricultural college, but was unable fam ily Sunday afternoon for a b rief BIRTHDAY ANNIVER­
Jo h n F o rt property on west F irst to rem ain as the a ltitu d e affected his visit w ith the G raphic fam ily. Miss
SARY CELEBRATED
s tre e t to Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Tallm an, i h eart to such & degree th a t it was M cGregor expects to sail soon for
w ho expect to tak e posesslon in a | not (deemed advisable for him to Hong Kong, C hina, w here she w ill be
On F rid ay of last week tw enty-
few days.;
¡stay.
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Ihe guest of friends.
sd v en'ladies of the W. R. C. were en ­
John F. Théo, B. B rantano, who te rta in e d a t the pLeasent home of
has been a residen t of th e St. Paul Mrs. Mary J. Wood and Mrs. M innie
section for nearly sixty years, was in W. Cooper, in honor of Mrs. W ood’s
New berg on business a few days ago b irth d ay .
T he house was beautifully deco­
He said th at forty years ago he held
the office of ju stice of th e peace ra te d w ith ' the flow ers of th e season,
and th a t he was ag ain holding the m any v arieties of fancy work were
office. D uring th e Cleveland adm in­ b ro u g h t out. d elig h tfu l refreshm ents
istra tio n Mr. B ran tan o held the posi­ w ere served and everybody voted it
tion of Indian ag en t a t th e G rand a very enjoyable afternoon and left
These Pricgs Include War Tax and for a Limited time
w ish in g th é hostess m any m ere
Ronde agency.
only.
b rig h t and happy b irthdays.
The h e a rt of M aster W allace L a r­
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kin was made glad last S aturday,
706 FIRST STREET
A REAL TREAT
by a g a th e rin g of his boy and girl
713 F irs t S treet.
friends at the home of his parents.
We have ju st received a new line of small hats and A ^
iw y s
Phone Blue 25
NEWBERG, ORE.
Mayor and Mrs. George L ark in , who
Rev. M. M. Bussey, of Pasadena,
Turbans which we are offering, while they last, a t e p O # ff 9
joined In the celebration of h is fo u r­ C alifornia, unexpectedly made us a
We carry a full line of hats for dress wear, also hats
teen th b irth d ay ann iv ersary .
De­ friendly visit S atu rd ay n ig h t Octo­
and tarns for children.
licious refreshm ents of sandw iches. ber 9. We asked him to fill our
Courteous attention shown all customers
ice cream , cake, and puncb, were J p u lp it Sunday m orning October 10.
served. Those in atten d an ce were: He did so and th e blessings of God
THEY RELIEVE MUCH SUFFERING
Em m abell W oodw orth, Helen Evans. were so in th e service th at we pre­
M ary Balyer, B ennie H u n tington, vailed on »him to stay and hold m eet­
P hilip Hodson and F ra n k Coggins.
ings for us.
We are enjoying th is real tre a t
Mrs. J. F. T aylor received word
and
wish o th ers to come and have
the first of the week of th e d eath of
p
a
rt
in these excellent sp iritu al
Mrs. Bernice Benson R atcliff, which
feasts.
Every n ig h t at 7:30 a t the
occured last F rid ay a t her home in
Oklahom a.
Mrs. R atcliff was the N axarene chu rch , and Sunday a t 11
oldest d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
C. D. N orris, Pastor.
bert Benson who lived h ere for sev­
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Electric Washing Machine
:±
Yamhill Electric Company
McCLAREN
/
J and D Brand Tires
Are Guaranteed for 6000 Miles
$18.75
30x3 $ 1 5 .0 0
23.75 30x31-2 $ 1 9 .0 0
29.95 32x31-2 $ 2 3 . 9 5
33.50— 31x4 $ 2 6 . 8 0
38.35
32x4 $ 3 0 . 7 0
4025
33x4 $ 3 2 .2 0
41.20
34x4 $ 3 3 . 0 0
GRIDLEY
Millinery
DOYLE’S TIR E SHOP
KANTLEEK
W e have a Complete Line
School Supplies
(No School Books)
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Magazines and Kodak Supplies
Graham's Drug Stor
Phone W hite 113
Eaatman Kodaks
NjraU Medicines
H ot
eral years before m oving to Idaho.
The deceased was a stu d en t a t Pacific GUEST NIGHT OF THE
College and ta u g h t a year or two in
MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB
th e New berg public schools.
She
leaves a husband and four little
The d elig h tfu lly spacious home of
children.
Mr. ^and Mrs. C. R. Chapin on
On F rid ay evening of last week
th e parlors a t th e home of Mayor Wynooski stre e t was the scene of a
a n d Mrs. George L ark in were beau­ pleasant social g ath erin g Monday
tifu lly decorated in au tu m n foliage evening, th e occasion being guest
and flowers, the occasion being a n ig h t of th e Moday Musical Club.
Besides th e husbands and o th er in ­
reception given by th e P aren t-
vited
friends of the members, several
T eacher Association in honor of the
out-of-tow
n guests were present, In­
teachers of the Newberg • public
schools. Yellow an d w hite ice cream cluding Mrs. M. C. Rice, of Hanson.
and cake w ere served. The com­ Idaho, and Mrs. La V elerr. of P o rt­
Mrs. G eorgia Babcock had
m ittee th a t worked so h ard to make land.
this, th e first v en tu re of th e new charge of th e program , th e subject
school year a success, were. Mrs. being ‘‘Modern Music.” Miss Jessie
George L arkin, Mrs. R. J. Moore. B ritt contrib u ted a paper and vocal
Mrs. D. D. Coulson. Mra. C raig Duer, selection w ere rendered by Miss Evah
Mra. J. 8. R ankin and Mra. W. T. Hadley, Mrs. Babcock. Mr. LaV lerr,
Anderson. The next m eeting of the of P o rtlan d , and Mr. B. C. H enry,
association will be held at the high also of P ortlan d . Miss Lora P utm an
school auditorium th e second T ues­ and Mr. H enry each gave two piano
,
day evening in November, which will num bers.
D uring th e social hour. Ice cream
be a business and social m eeting com­
bined. The fa th e rs and m others are cake and coffee were served.
New m em bers recently added are
invited to a tte n d and help make
Miss
E dna F orsy th e and Mra. Paul
N ew berg schools the best
the
Newmyer.
state.
W a ter B o ttle s
Filled with hot water and applied to the
side, head, feet, back, or wherever there is
pain, brings quick relief.
KanUeek Rubber Goods
are made by experienced workmen in one
of the best equipped factories in the world.
Each piece is tested before it leaves the
factory. We guarantee Kantleek Rubber
Goods to give satisfactory wear and service
for two years.
Insure Comfort by using Kantleek, the water
bottle that does not leak.
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LYNN B. FERGUSON
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The REXALL Store
302 Firat St
NEWBERG,
OREGON