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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THU18DAY. JULY SI. 1981.
W. D. Bowman has been laid up
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller left
Saturday morning for a trip to the this week with an attack of rheu­
matism. 1
coast.
Will Round is here from Long
W. E. Croser and Stacy McCrack­
en made a business trip to Sslem Beach, Washington, visiting his
father. Rev. Geo. F. Round.
After suffering a relapse, Mrs. C.
Mrs. W. J. Saunders Is recovering Wednesday.
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B. Sanders Is again convalescent.
from quite a severe illness of two
Rev. and Mrs. George F. Round
Rex Brouillette, a former New­ will
weeks.
go to Falls City Sunday to
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berg boy, has opened a new tire shop preach and visit old friends.
E. Cox Is building a new bungs-
at
Vancouver,
Washington.
low to replace one destroyed by fire
Contractor C. H. Ellis Is building
last July.
an addition to the Jas. McGuire
Dr. E. L. House, Chautauqua lec­
Will the little girl who Iqgt * turer. was entertained at the E. E.
house on Third and Garfield streets.
pocket book containing one dollar Goff home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Pearl Ware left Friday rnorn-
Ipg for a business trip to her former
Mrs. J. C. Wills requests us to please call at the Graphic office and
home at Mullen, Idaho.
H. G. See, of the Golden Rule
notify her friends that their Port­ get same.
store, left Sunday on a, trip to Idaho
land address will be 421 Going
Mias Cornelia Titus left Wednes­ ¡street.
Merrill Gibson has registered at where be will spend several days on
day fo r Albany where she will visit
the Portland school of Dentistry business.
Mias Irma Taylor for some time.
Henry Cook purchased a Bulck where he will take a four year
Woodburn has beem selected as
six last Saturday. Mr. Cook is the bourse.
Contractor Thoe. Herd Is Just mall carrier in the northern part of
the next annual gathering place for
finishing extensive repair work on the city.
Mias Ruth Nottage leaves Friday state conclave of the United Artisans
the O. A. Dearborn house In Dundee.
morning for Seattle where she will and Al-Azar Conclave.
W. A. Bond, who lives on south attend tbs Wayfarer Passion Play to
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cummings
The Pacific College Ladles Auxil­ River atreet left last Saturday with be given in that city next week.
iary will meet with Mrs. M. P. Elli­ hts family for a short stay at the
drove to Portland Tueeday evening
ott at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon. coast.
Miss Rose Ellen Hale» a piiece to meet Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott
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of Mrs. J. L. VanBlarlcom, is visit­ and daughter. Kathlyn, of Illinois,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Llttler and
Rev. Huddleston ia having bis res­ ing hère at the present time. Her Who Intend making their. home in
Newberg.
son, Robert, and Mrs. E. E. Upmeyer idence on the corner of Second and home Is at Montague, California.
of Salem autoed over last 8unday Edwarda streets repainted and over­
Dave Smith, Baldy Willie and
and «pent the day with Mr. and Mrs. hauled.
Morris Dudley of Newberg was In
Chester A. Dlmond.
McMinnville Monday to see about Jack McDonald returned Wednesday
Charles D. Frick, son of C. C. getting a roaÿ from his place out to from a trip to Pacific City, Tilla­
Frank Wire, manager of the F. S. Frick, arrived here on Tuesday from the county road.— Telephone-Regis­ mook and Seaside where they have
been spending a week, camping and
Harmon Wholesale Furniture Co. of Detroit, Michigan, and will probably ter.
fishing. They brought back a nice
Portland, came up Saturday for an make this his home.
over Sunday visit with his parents.
Miss Mildren Burnham, who has string of fish.
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Wire.
Tom Tyndall Is having a new roof spent the past year in Newberg and
Miss Maude Davis of Sacramento,
put on his building on First street vicinity, left for her home in Brook­
R. M. Sanders left last week, by which is occupied by C. A. Morris ings county. South Dakota last Mon­ California, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Bassett for the
auto, for Bend after an extended vis­ and Jimmie McGuire.
day.
past week, leaves today for Portland
it with home folks. Dr. L. W. Horn
accompanied him, having In view a
Mrs. E. D. Anderson, with her where she will spend several days
George T. Bradshaw of Portland,
deal for some Bend property.
a nephew of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. little daughter, Barbara, of Seattle, with relatives before returning to
Wire, ppent Sunday at the Wire Washington, is visiting with her her home in California.
James E. Martin, who has been home northwest of town.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brad­
The Graphic still has a number of
conducting a delivery service about
ley, of the Triple Oaks.
copies of our last issue, containing
town, has now taken over the Tele­
Mrs. S. M. King of Portland, who
gram agency from R. E. Gray. Mr. was formerly a resident of Newberg,
Rex Brouillette, Mr. and Mrs. the write-up of the Berry Festival
Gray has gone to Portland to reside. came up last Saturday and spent a Brouillette. and Mrs. Caroline Blake You cannot do a greater service for
drove up from Portland on Sunday Newberg or for your friends than to
few days visiting old friends here.
Mias Lena Hornlbrook spent Mon­
and stopped at the Wesley Bo/es send them a copy ef this issue, telf-
ing - them about our successful fes­
day at the home of her parents, Mr. j In our write-up of the berry festi­ farm in the Fernwood district.
tival. They are five cents a copy.
and Mrs. John Hornlbrook of Fifth val and in telling about the parade
street. Miss Lena is taking a nurses line-up, the Grlphlc was in error in
Mrs. M. M. York, nee Mable Ed­
The new residence, contractor C.
course at the Good Samaritan hos -1 stating that Lester Hannon entered wards. of El wood. Indiana, who with
A.
Walker is erecting for O. B. West-
pital In Portland.
her
two
little
girls,
are
visiting
at
a doy and cart. The name should
the coast, are expected in Newberg fall on Second and Main streets is
have been Lester Hanna.
fast taking on the appearahee of a
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sterling of
for a visit sometime in August.
modern bungalow and will soon be
Kelso. Washington, came down Mon­
The Spaulding Logging Co. began
day evening for a visit with their | delivery of the lumber. Monday, for
Mrs. W. H. Fuzzy of Bloomington. ready for' the fancy windows and
daughter, Mrs: Florence Moore, re -1 the new garage which W. T. Ander­ Nebraska, arrived here last Saturday doors which the Spaulding Logging
turning home on Tuesday.
Mrs. son is erecting on First and Center for a visit with her' brother, U. S. O. Co. is making up especially for him.
Moore ia employed in the Golden i streets. Geo. E. Howland has charge Miller. She will probably remain
Mrs. J. G. Jackson returned Tues­
until about the middle of August.
Rule store.
j of the copstruction work.
day evening from*Heppner, Oregon,
Mrs. Ina B. Holcomb, and the where she went to return her grand­
The water was turned into the j
w . j. Gordon and wife, who have
new wading tank at the city canyon been spending two weeks at Tilla- Misses Helen. Ina and Ruth Druck, daughter to her parents. The grand­
park last Saturday and since that ; m0ok stopped over In Newberg on of Carlton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. daughter has been under the care of
time many of the little folks have j Tuesday enroute to Portland. Mr. Leander Allumbaugh at this place, a local physician for the past year.
Mrs. Jackson’s daughter. Mrs. W. T.
been taking advantage of the oppor- Gordon is a newspaperman, having and are attending the Chautauqua.
Wheeler,
came back with her. Mrs.
tunity offered to wade and swim been In that business In Minnesota,
during the heat of the day.
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Miss Jessie Gibson has returned Jackson came back much sooner
Mrs. William Pickett and little from Pacific Beach, Washington, than she had intended on account of
Mrs. Russell Parker returned last daughter of Camas. Washington ar­ where she has been vtBitlng her sis­ having received word that the re­
Friday from Chehalts, Washington, rived here Sunday for a week’s visit ter. Mrs. Morris, wife of Congress­ mains of her son, Wayne C. Jackson,
where she has been visiting her par­ with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. man O. S. Morris of Hoquiam, Wash­ who died in France while in action,
would be returned to Salem and that
ents. Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Stannard. Hevland of this place. Mrs. Pickett ington.
the body arrived In New York on
Rev. Stannard returned with her and was formerly Miss Frances Hevland.
remained over night here before go­
Tom Cummings spent the week July IS. The funeral will be held
from their old home in Salem and
ing to Brownsville to visit a brother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King, who have end fishing at Blaine with Mr. Mil­ -will >e under the care of the Ameri­
ler
and
two
other
men
from
Port­
taken over the Lee Millinery on
A. E. Allen of Springbrook was in First Btreet, arrived here from Sno­ land. Mr. Miller took the party in can Legion.
town Wednesday superintending the homish. Washington, thin week. Mrs. his Maxwell. Tom says the fishing
The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cox.
ceremonies attendant upon the ar­ Lee who has operated this business was good.
one mile east of Newberg was the
rival of a new son at the Newberg for some time past, will go to Mer­
Hospital. Mr. Allen seemed to be ced. California, where she has a
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elliott are scene of a merry picnic party last
here frjm Georgetown, Illinois, and Sunday when eighteen guests. Re-
entirely rational in spite of the im­ brother.
expect to make Newberg their home. bekahs. brothers and sisters gather­
portant duties of father and will
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ed and spent the day with them.
continue to send In his weekly
Phillip Graff, a recent newcomer They are stopping at the home of Lunch was served by the ladies at
Mrs.
A.
S.
Craven,
who
Is
Mrs.
El­
Springbrook Items for the Graphic.
to Newberg, is showing the right
12:30 under .the cherry trees and a
"Build a Home" spirit. He built a liott’s mother.
light lunch was also served at 6:30.
The Spaulding Logging Co. report j modern home upon his arrival and
Rev. W. H. Cox of Pendleton has The day was spent in the enjoyment
furnishing lumber and building ms-j has let a contract to Messrs. Rood
terlal for a number of new houses A Terrell for the second building on accepted a call as pastor of the New­ of games. During the day another
and repair work and a number of I his tract on the highway between berg Baptist church and will arrive machine arrived containing J. M.
here this week. Rev. Cox will make Guild and wife of Ketchikan, Alaska,
home builders have taken advantage Newberg and Dundee.
this his home and will preach his and Mrs. F. E. Wilson of 32 east
of the building plans which are be­
57th street north, Portland, they be­
ing furnished with the building ma­
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards ac­ first sermon at the local church next ing a brother and sister of Mrs. Cox.
terial. free of charge, thereby mak­ companied their son, C. J. Edwards Sunday.
The guests departed for their homes
ing a considerable saving on plans by auto from Tillamook to Newberg
Dean Elwood O. Perisho, who at about 7 p. m. after having spent
and having a home properly arrang­ Tuesday. C. J. went to Portland and
a most enjoyable day.
ed.
Vancouver and will return to Tilla­ spoke at the Chautauqua tent on
mook Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Sunday afternoon, also spoke at
There were some local people
Bernard Malnwaring. formerly of wards have not fully decided wheth­ FriendB church at the morning ser­ among thoee who made the recent
vice.
During
the
day
he
was
en­
this place, and a last year's graduate er to return to the coast with him
trip to the top of Mt. Hood with the
of O. A. C.. has engaged in the news­ or remain for a longer time in New­ tertained at the E. H. Woodward Mazamas. W. H. Woodworth and
home
and
in
the
evening
he
visited
paper business at Hermiston, Ore­ berg.
with his cousin, Rev. Thomas Per­ daughter, Emmabell, and W. E.
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gon. having taken over the Interest
Durstine, who is visiting the Wood-
Grant Conway reports that his isho.
of M. C. Athey. In the Hermiston
worths. went from Newberg. H. E.
Herald. Mr. Malnwaring Is a very crop of clover was phenomenally
There will be no meeting of the Mllleson was from Dundee and J. L.
capable young tnan and we predict, large this year. He states that they
W.
C. T. U. during the month of Stuart« cashier of the Dayton Bank,
that he will make good in this new j secured sixteen big loads of the hay
from Dayton. There were 160 in the
enterprise.
He will be associated i from four acres, making about four August. The second Wednesday af­ party making the climb. They ar­
with E. J. Kingsley, a merchant of j tons to the acre. Mr. Conway has ternoon in September will be .the rived at timberline cabin on the
Hermiston In the ownership of th e, been building up the soil and is gett­ meeting at which departments will night of the 16th and left there a^
ing proportionate returns. He will give full reports of work done dur­ 3 a. m. the next morning, and ar­
paper.
feed the hay himself and thus get ing the year. Let us have full re­ rived at the top at 12:30. The day
ports. Election of officers for the
Earl Hutchinson, of the Newberg the best price for his product.
ensuing year will be held at this was quite clear and Mr. Woodworth
Cyclery. and Allen Morris were m ak-!
states that It was possible to see all
Everyone knows lliat C. E. Daw­ time.
Ing a trip to Portland on Monday
of the mountains and the vast grain
son
is
a
painter
and
so
It
is
no
ad­
afternoon In a side car motorcycle
fields of eastern Oregon very plain­
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brigham and ly.
when they ran over a girl on the[ vertisement for us to reiterate the
highway. It Is said that Hutchinson statement. However, there are prob­ little daughter stopped over in New­
ran his car clear Into the ditch in ably few persons who knew that he berg on Thursday for an overnight
hie effort to avoid hitting the girl was equal to painting the beautiful visit with their friends. Mr. and
but that she jumped directly in picture of Mt. Hood which is on ex­ Mrs. Chester A Dimond. Mr. Brig­
front of him. They took her to a hibition In the window of the New­ ham Is a professor in the engineer­
doctor who painted several bruises berg Grocery— Elford A Chamber- ing department at O. A. ,C. The
SAVE YOUR EYES
with Iodine but aside from that she lain. The scene shows Mt. Hood Brighams were residents of Fallon,
seemed to have sustained no serious from Bull Run creek and the picture Nevada, during the time that Mr.
Dimond was connected with a paper
is about 2x8 feet in sise.
Injuries.
there.
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W ild Rose Glycerine
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Headquarters for Kodak Supplies
C. C. Frick left Thursday for Seat­
tle, Washington, to attend the state
convention of the Elks lodge. Mr.
Frick attended a reception given In
honor of the Grand Exalted Ruler
W. W. Mountain In Portland on
Wednesday evening. Mr. Frick is a
member of the Flint, Michigan.
Lodge No. 222 B. P. O. E.. which
Is the lodge of which Mr. Mountain
is a member. W. T. Anderson and
Ernest Duncan also attended the
Portland reception Wednesday even­
ing
Dr. A. C. Baker, and son of
Breukvtlle. Ohio, visited at the home
of A. S. Mellinger on Monday, the
doctor being a cousin of Mrs. Mel­
linger. They have been traveling
on their trip to Oregon for the last
several months. They are greatly
pleased with the Oregon' climate*
Also on the same day. Marlon and
Caunon Wogornan of the same place
came to the Mellinger home, one
coming on the train and the other
by stage. They arrived here only
an hour apart, and neither knew
that the other was in Oregon. The
Wogornan brothers expect to return
to Oregon again as they were favor­
ably impressed with the climate.
They have spent the winter in Cali­
fornia.
Price pf
Hot Point
Irons
Reduced
Get ’em while it’s hot.
We sell them.
Yam hill Electric Company
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”
On last Thursday at the regular; Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Simms of Port­
meeting of the Womens Relief corps land motored out Saturday and Mr.
five new members were initiated: and Mra. S. F. Wallace returned-
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Hulds Han­ with them Sunday for a abort visit. ^
sen, Mrs. Elsie Nelson. Miss Mina
Ames, Mrs. Theodora Nottage. There
Tristram Coffin, son of Dr. W. V.
and Mrs. Theodora Nottage. There Coffin, came from (Seattle Wednes­
were 38 members present and Mrs. day to get his father’s things, in
Jean Hill, a visiting member from preparation for starting from Seattle
Los Angeles, gave a pleasant talk. by gjteam^r f°r their home at Whit­
At the close of the meeting, 12 mem­ tier, California, next Wednesday.
bers of the G. A. R were found wait­ Dr. Coffin is quite seriously sick and
ing at the door with ice .cream fori he was compelled to give up his
the corps.
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