Largest Circulation ln Yamhill County.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. APRIL 7. 1981.
Local and Personal News
Mrs. 8. F. Wallace was a Portland
C. W. Semmes, of the Graphic!
visitor Monday.
force will leave Saturday morning
for Goldendale, Washington, where
Mrs. Hattie 8. Floyd left for Seattle he will spend a week visiting with
on Friday to spend several month« his family, whom he has not seen
with relative«.
since the Christmas holidays.
William QrenweJl of Dunda« v a i a • F. D. Hutchinson of Dundee was a
The G. Y. Edwards family of Port­
Newberg visitor on Monday.
Perry Spenney is having a porch
Nswberg visitor on Saturday.
land visited the 8. F. Wallace family
erected across the entire front of his
here over Sunday.
residence on South Main street. He is
Rev. Oscar Huddleston was a Port­
Mrs McCullough of Sprtngbrook
also
having the interior repapered.
land passenger Tuesday morning.
was a Newberg visitor ou Saturday.
The Cbemawa Indians baseball
team will play, a game here with Pa­ C. E. Yarnell la doing the work.
Rev. Oeorge Round of School street
C. B. Sanders has been giving his cific College on the 15th.
* has been in feeble health for some residence on Hancock street a new
A roof fire at the home of ex-Coun
weeks past.
coat of paint this week.
Platt Broe .of St. Paul, who are cilman Low called out the fire de­
partment last Saturday noon. The
Oeo. Larkin went to McMinnville well known as baseball players, were fire was caused by the chimney burn­
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Travis from
In
Newberg
on
Thursday
on
their
Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Monday to. pay tribute to Cmsar by
way to Canada, where they will play ing out, but little damage being done
Olbeon on Tuesday.
way of the county sheriff's office.
In a Canadian league this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandos Chase spent
Mias Eunice Lewie and Miss Mary
John and Oeorge Oldenberg, C. VL
Semmes and H. Br Mott motored W Sunday In McMinnville with the let­
The Wednesday club met at the L. Johnson, of the college faculty,
Portland Sunday and spent the day. ter's parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. home of Mrs. Dsrt at Third and Mer­ went to Portland last Sunday after­
Wood, returning that evening.
idian on Wednesday afternoon, tak­ noon to hear the Portland Symphony
Oeorge Oraves, district organiser
ing up its regular study work. The Orchestra In the special Easter con­
The W. C. T. U. will hold Its regu­ club has been studying King Lear cert given In the public auditorium,
for the Maccabees with headquarters
In Portland, was a Newberg visitor lar business meeting and evangelistic and completed this work at Its meet­ which they greatly enjoyed. They
Sunday.
program Wednesday, .the IStb, at ing Wednesday.
say the attendaAce was very large.
2.30 p. m., at the M. E. church.
Chas. B. Wilson, Yamhill's gen­
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Quite a number of Newberg peo­
Phil Bates, representing Col. E.
ial county clerk, was a Newberg vis­
society held its monthly meeting at
ple
attended
the
Portland
Symphony
itor on Friday, having come down Hofer, who edits the Manufacturer,
home o f Mrs. W. W. Nelson on
was a Newberg visitor on Friday of Orchestra concert at the auditorium the
from McMinnville on business.
Tuesday, it being made the occasion
last week and paid the Graphic of­ In Portland Sunday afternoon. The of
a reception for the forty-two new
program given by the orchestra was
Hilo, the largest city on the Island fice a fraternal call.
members which had been taken into
exceptionally
high
class
and
was
well
o f Hlawall, like all other enterpris­
the society. A program was render­
Miss Stella Hubbard, a teacher In received by the large audience. In ed and refreshments served.
ing towns, baa Its annual automobile
show, to which It enjoys the advan­ the Sprtngbrook schools, came over addition Easter carols were sung by
Saturday to visit her brother's wife, a vested chorus of Portland’s best
tage of free admission.
Did you ever buy any horseradish
Mrs. Lisle Hubbard, of Rex, who, singers.
seed? Neither did we, but we under­
Mrs. Ruth Heston of Wynooeki with her Infant la here In the local
street received the news of the ser­ hospital.
The Newberg public school base­ stand that a very good quality was
ious Illness of her brother at Long
ball team is starting the season very put In stock st one of New berg's
Beach, California, this week and left . Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Llvengood have auspiciously. On last Friday they business houses recently. No, this Is
moved from the B. L. Hicks ranch, played
for that place on Tuesday.
a five-inning game with not an advertisement, but the re­
out In the Fernwood district, to Mc- Sprlngbi-ook, which they won by a sult of a joke which was perpetrated
Miss Hllma Anderson of Fargo, N. Mtnnvllle. where Mr. Llvengood has score of 12 to 6. On Monday after­ upon some very gullible young ladies.
D., arrived here Sunday for a visit a position with the Southern Pacific noon of this week they played the The horseradish seed turned out to be
with her brother, W. T. Anderson. Railroad company.
first and second year academy team a good grade of rice and the girla are
Mr. Anderson took hip sister on a
from Pacific College and won this seeking revenge.
trip over the Columbia River High­
Three sets of harness which were game by a score of 14 to 5, the game
°i
way Monday
stolen the latter part of last week running for seven Innings.
Miss Helen Scott and Mrs. Swart
from parties living across the river,
were joint hostesses to the Monday
Rudolph Brantano and wife left were recovered in a livery stable In
W. W. Nasonr'who Is a recent Evening Musical club at the latter’s
Tuesday morning for their home at Portland.**The thieves have not J>een
Mrs.
comer 'jhere from Marshfield, Ore­ home last Monday evening.
Bend, Oregon. They have been apprehended as yet.
Swart gave a reading which was In­
gon,
and
who
has
purchased
the
Fred
spending a week with Mr. Brantano’s
terspersed with vocal numbers by
father at St. Paul . Mr. Brantano has
Mrs. L. K. Armstrong and daughter Blanchard three-acre place on Wy- Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. Newmeyer also
been sick but Is improving at pres­ of Spokane are spending the week nooeki street, was the Graphic’s first gave two numbers. The roll call
subscriber under the present
ent.
with Mrs. William Fraxler. Mr. Arm­ new
management.
We welcome Mr. was answered with the names of
strong Is a prominent fnining engin­ Blanchard to Newberg and hope that American cotnopsCrs. Refreshments
Thomas Herd informs us that he eer and Is attending the miners’ con­
were served.
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has taken a contract to erect a fine vention In Portland. Mrs. Fraxler many other newcomers will follow
his*
example
In
acquainting
them­
94000 bungalow tor Jerry Conner on and Mrs. Armstrong are sisters.
selves with the community through
Work on the Pacific Highway from
his place Just «cross the river. This
the columns o f the Graphic.
Newberg to West Dayton will be
Is a good starter and Newberg should
Mr. and Mrs. Chandos Chase cele­
started about the 10th of April and
witness the building of many new brated their first wedding anniver­
homes this summer.
A man named Latourelle of„ Port­ will be pushed through to comple­
sary at their home. 211 Washington
street, recently, when a special din­ land and a girl from WUIamina were tion, says the county court. This will
Mrs. M. J. Wood Is expecting her ner in commemoration of the event arrested here on a charge of violating give a paved highway from Portland
daughter. Mrs. Louts Tebbe. of Kan­ was served to a large number of a local ordinance, having been found to within three miles of McMinnville
sas City, Missouri, to arrive here soon friends and relatlvei. The event oc­ registered at a local hotel as man and and it is understood that work is be­
for the summer. It is possible thati curred on the 14th of March.
wife.
The man got himself Into ing done on the three mile lane now
the family will locate here perma­
trouble here previously when he so­ which wilt complete the pavement
nently. Mrs. Tebbe has been in very
Eckerson A Leedy report that they licited funds about town as a deaf Into the county seat town.
poor health and It is thought that have Just finished work on the Josie and dumb man and was given a float­
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Everest residence, three-fourths Of a er. In this case he was given a fine,
Miss Florence Bassett came out
mile east of town. The work Included which his relatives paid. The girl’s from Portland to spend the week-end
The Newberg Advertiser, which putting on a new roof, a new front father was notified and took her in' with her family before departing for
was started several weeks ago and porch, remodeling the Interior, put­ charge.
Glenwood Springs, Colorado, where
which was later converted Into the ting In bath room, painting both in­
sbe will spend six months or perhaps
Newberg Leader, has suspended pub­ side and out -and papering the in­
Attorney Flegel of Portland ad­ a year, to recuperate her health, aa
lication, the publishers having come terior.
dressed
a meeting at the M. E. church she has never recovered entirely from
to the realisation of the fact that
on Sunday afternoon in the Interests' the effects of the flu of two years
two newspapers placed a double bur­
Mrs. W. Y. Arthur of Twin Falla,
ago. Sbe will be with her sister, Mrs.
den upon the business people of New­ Idaho, arrived here Friday of last of the Chinese Relief and the Armen­ Luclle Bassett McKeown, who has
ian
Relief
drives.
Although
the
au­
berg.
week fpr a visit with friends. Mr. dience was not so large as might have been seriously 111 with typhoid fever.
Arthur was an accountant for the C. been hoped for there was a good spir­
Elford A Chamberlain, proplretors K. Spaulding company at this place it evidenced and committees were ap­
Chas. Morris, the jeweler, has had
of the Newberg Grocery and success­ about a year ago and also was a di­ pointed to launch a campaign in
ors to Ohmart Bros., have had the rector of the Baptist choir. It is pos­ Newberg for those needy people. Rev. the new poison mustard gaa protec­
display piers removed from the en­ sible that they will now locate at Lee of the Presbyterian church acted i tion installed in his safe. This ar­
rangement is said to be one of the
trances of their grocery and also the Centfklta, Washington.
as chairman of the meeting.
very beet protections against burg­
east half of the building formerly
lary as in the case of safe cracking
occupied by the Hess Candy Kitchen.
The P«rent-Teachers’ Association
Mrs. G. N. Beaumont of Portland the gas is instantly released and un­
This gives both store rooms a much of the Chehalem Center school will
better entrance as well as allowing hold a meeting and entertainment at and Mrs. L. H. Phillips of Parrott less the burglar makes his escape
Mountain were called to the bedside at once he Is In danger of death.
a better lighting of the store.
the BChool house Friday evening, of their, aunt. Mary E. Bankson, The First National bank has also
April 15, and have secured Kohl’s whose Illness took a serious turn last had this protection installed.
Mrs. C. E. Akers received the sad comedians, a seven-people play, as
news on Monday that her brother, an attraction. Doors open at seven- Thursday night. Dr. Romig was
Harold Alvord, was found dead at thirty. Entertainment starts at 8:30. called early Friday morning and gave
CARD OF THANKS
hfr relief. Though still far from
San Diego, California. Miss Esther Admission 15 and 26 cents.
27-t2 well
she is improving anti ber nieces
Alvord, a sister, left Tuesday for
We wish to thank the kind friends
have returned home. It has been de­
San Diego to Investigate the matter,
Dr. Van Valin was displaying a cided by Mrs. Bankson’B friends that and neighbors who assisted us dur­
as the telegram did not give any par­ bad looking thumb on Friday of last
ing the sickness and death of our dear
ticulars. Young Alvord was In the week and succeeded In sillciting the sbe should not receive callers until mother and grandmother, and also
4tb U. 8. cavalry during the late war sympathy and assistance of Attorney she is better. Her friend, Mrs. Eme­ for the beautiful floral offerings.
and was also on the Mexican border. Butts In the performing of a slight tine Vincent, is still with her.
Mrs. Holmes Hayman
operation for the removal of a steel
and family.
C.
E.
Akers,
who
for
the
past
sev­
Vivian Hadley went to Sherwood sliver from his digit. After the oper­
Mra. E. C. Moore,
Monday in the interest of the Graves ation had been completed the doctor eral months has been salesman with
Mrs. G: F. Drlsglll.
Canning Co. Mr. Hadley states that called Mr. Butts’ attention to the the realty firm of W. E. White A Co.,
this company Intends to make im- date, which was April 1st. He had has bought a large Job printing busi­
CARD OF THANKS
provements In their Sherwood plant carefully drilled a small hole In the ness In Albany and will move there
to the extent of 910,000 or 916.000 tip of the thumb through whleh the shortly with his family and get right
We wish to thank our neighbors
this spring and will put up a large wire was run and then with a liberal Into the work. Although Mr. Akers
pack this season. They expect to application of red ink to add to the has put In about twenty years in the and friends for the kindness and sym­
commence on strawberries about the realism of the Injury, had very suc- printing business, he is a man who pathy extended to us during our late
can adapt himself to other lineB of bereavement. Also for the beautiful
mlddle of May.
cessfully deceived the attorney.
work, and during hie short stay In flowers given while living and after
Newberg made many warm friends, her death.
both In business and In a social way.
T. M. Woodruff and Daughter,
We regret very much to lose Mr. Ak­
Bertha Walker.
ers and his family from our midst.
T. H. Ward of Portland came down
Tuesday in the Interests of the South­
ern Idaho Land A Power Co., which
company is floating an 9160,000
bond Issue throughout the state. Mr.
Ward expects to make regular trips
to this community and hopes to place
a large amount of this Issue among
the people of this section. An adver­
tisement of the proposition appears
elsewhere in this issue of the
Graphic. Mr. Ward was an ace In
the aviation division In the late war.
being three years in the French army
and was a member of the Lafayette
escadrille.
You Have
Only One
Pair
o f Eyes
A t Prices That Are Right
We ca rry a full line ot the standard reme­
dies. And our trade Is brisft enough to Insure
a fresh stocft at all times.
If you see it advertised in a reputable paper,
you will find us always able to supply you.
We aim to Keep in stoch all the latest dis­
covered remedies and ingredients prescribed
by our local doctors So. no matter what the
prescription is. bring it to us
Our prices sure most reasonable because
we ¿know now to buy
G r a h a m ’s D r u g S t o r e
THE HOKE OF IT A L E
HEXT TO P08T0FFIGE
Have You Tried
US?
GE0CEEIE8,
CANNED GOODS
LUNCH GOODS,
FRUITS, ETC.
Firth Vegetates are coming in.
Get them Fresh.
Your success or failure
probably depends on the
care you take of your
eyes. W e have helped
thousands.
Miss Laura C . Addison
REPRESENTING
THE HURLEY MACHINE COMPANY OF CHICAGO
the manufacturer* of the celebrated Thor Electric Washer sad
Thor Electric Ironer, w ill be at our new store, beginning April
18th and each day until April 24th, for the purpose o f demon*
strating the correct use o f these two enential household ap­
pliances.
We respectfully invite e v e r /W y in Newberg to visit our
stare on one o f these days or every day K iss Addison iq
here.
Respecting this demonstration we have an important an­
nouncement to make in next week’s paper that w ill mean
dollars to yon. Remember the date and be certain to see the
performance o f the Thor Washer and Ironer.
Yam hill Electric Company
"IT SERVES YOU RIGHT’
Vi
(A {or
anwLMtfuA cum/
There w ill he no storms o f adversity m the years to come
if you w ill begin now to bank a part o f your money and always
have a substantial BALANCE in our hank,
This w ill prove that you are a “ solid citixen and that we
can extend CREDIT to you when by your industry and thrift
you have proven worthy o f i t
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
FIRST N ATIO N AL B A N K
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NEWBERG. OREGON
LARGE CIRCULATION
Insures a Good A d ­
vertising Medium
Nearly Everyone Takes the Graphic
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LEST
WE
FO RG ET
H ave Y ou a
CAMERA
If not, inspect our stock and
let us explain them to you
Nothing; w ill give you greater
pleasure in time to come» than
a pictorial record of your out­
ing; or fust imagine in after
years looking over baby's his­
tory in pictures taken every
month or so.
S N A P -S H O T T IN G
need not be expensive
Cameras are moderate in price and
films do not cost much, and we can do
your developing and finishing at vfcry
reasonable prices.
See us and see bettsur.
LYN N B. FERGUSON
Kendrick’s Grocer)
C. A. Moms
Corner First and Meridian
Phone Black 14
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Prescription Druggist
THE REXALL STORE
NEW BERG,
OREGON