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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THUE8DAY. JULY 29. 1981
Local and Personal News
Alexander Hull and wife were
Portland rlaitora on Thursday of this
week.
Mr. and Mra. Slckafooee left for a
three weeks' vacation at Newport on
Monday last.
Mrt. John Gower is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Thiemen, at
Turner, Oregon.
Dr. and Mra. F. M. Hellwarth of
Salem visited with the W. A. Gra
hams last Sunday.
L. H. Mlnler and hia sister, Ruth
Minler, left Wednesday morning for
a few weeks at Seaalde.
Misses Hasel and Gladys Paulson
went Monday to Gearhart on the
coast to spend the week.
J. H. Sherlock has purchased the
Blanchard restaurant on the corner
of Pirst and Blaine streets.
Miss
Elisabeth
Skipworth
is
spending her two weeks' vacation
with her friend, Mrs. Ralph Otis.
W. M. Bradford and family of Cot
tage Grove came down Friday morn
ing for a few days’ visit with a
brother-in-law, F. L. Hockett of this
place.
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Jimmie McGuire is remodeling his
home on Third street near Main. He
is having a second story added and
having the entire house lathed and
plastered.
Mrs. H. A. Terrell left Monday
"evening for her home at Syracuse.
Kansas, after a month's visit with
her father, Allan Smith, and other
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eames and
family left Tuesday morning for the
coast. They will spend about ten
dkys visiting Canon Beach and other
points along the coast.
John Hornibrook left the first of
the week tor a visit with a daughter
living at The Dalles and a son at
Goldendale, Washington, where Mr.
Hornibrook has a farm. ‘
Faye Harvey of the Imperial Val
ley, California, arrived here on Mon
day for a visit with her niece. Miss
Alta Cromwell. She expects to stay
until about the middle of August.
John Gower Is putting up another
new greenhouse which will J>e the
largest one of his flower buildingB.
being 65x80. Mr. Gower and son,
Leonard, are* doing the work them
selves and expect to have it ready
for use by fall.
J. R. Hornlg, who left New berg
with his family dearly two years ago
arrived Monday from Hermiston and
is packing some of his household
goods for shipment to his home aj
that place.
The balance of his
goods he will sell.
Rev. and Mrs. Sehnert and daugh
ter of Newberg and Mr. and Mrs.
Talant and Mrs. Chas. Bauman of
Vancouver. Washington, were guests
at the home of the latter gentle
man's brother, John Bauman, on
Villa Road last Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Dlmon received the
news that her grandson. Henry
Wickwlre. was in a Portland hos
pital, having undergone a very seri
ous operation. Mrs. Dlmon returned
to Portland Tuesday afternoon, her
son, Chester, taking her down. She
expects to return to Newberg again
as soon as the grandson Is Improved.
h ey may not believe
you but the pictures prove
it. And the Kodak rec
ord o f your catch docs
more than merely “ con
vince” your friends. Per
manent and personal, it
becomes k a pleasant re
minder o f your outing.
T
Take a
Kodak
with you
While any Kodak is compact, the
Vest Pocket Kodak with belt case
particularly appeals to the sports
man. H e wears the camera on
his belt. T h e V . P. K . costa
f 8 .o o , the belt cate # 0 .7 $ .'
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DRUG STORE
Phone Whits 118
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Fred Hutchen and wife Went to
Mrs. Edith Holt has moved from
Portland into her home at SI 3 Ed
Portland Wednesday.
wards street.
William GoWer and wife and baby
Miss Rose Fellg of New York, who
of Vale. Oregon, are at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John is spending her vacation touring the
west, will be a guest at the home of
W. A. Doyle was s Portland visit Gower.
her friends, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bidd
or on Tuesday.
U. S. G, Miller and wife and two en becker.
sisters
and Miss Robb made an auto
B.
T. Hevland went to Portland
Albert G. Carruth. former pub
trip up the Columbia River highway
Wednesday on business.
lisher of the 8entinel at Carlton,
on Thursday.
Oregon, died at bis home after an
Mayor 8. M. Calkins was a Port
illness of several months, at- the age
land visitor on Wednesday.
C.
R. Chapin and family and Dr. of
68 years, last Monday.
E. H. Utter and ftmlly1 motored to
Mrs. Sarah Ives of Vale, Oregon, Newport on Saturday for a two
Col. F. A. Bouteile of Seattle.
Is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. weeks’ outing.
Washington, left Thursday after a
Ellen Bloom of 408 West Fifth
day’s visit with his half brother. J.
street.
Miss Myrtle Hornibrook of Tbrop,
Gordon, of this place. Col. Bou
Washington, visited over Sunday D.
Mrs. Arnold Allen, who has t&en with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and teile has retired from the govern
ment service after over fifty years
at the Newberg hospital, expects to Mrs. J. Hornibrook.
active service.
return to her home at Sprlngbrook
this week.
Chas. and Ivor Oberg of Moscow,
J. H. Peabody came down from
Idaho, arrived here on Wednesday
W. H. Vernon, proprietor of the for a few days’ visit with their Cottage Grove where he has been
or the past two months, on Wednes-
Newberg Laundry, has been suffer brother, Ed. Oberg.
iay, returning on Thursday. Mr.
ing from an attack of quinsy the
past week.
Peabody was formerly associated
Ralph Otis Joined his friend. with Mr. Allmon in the running of
Van Atta at McMinnville on the Star and Baker theatres. He has
Mrs. W. J. Saunders left Wednes Walter
Wednesday and the two went on a a brother in the theatre business in
day afternoon for Dtlfey, Oregon, several
days’ fishing trip.
Cottage Grove.
for a few days’ visit with old Ne-
braska friends.
The local cannery are offering to
The Spaulding Logging Co. are
Ed. Oberg of Oberg A Paulson, ex pay cash for wild blackberries. This contemplating the purchase of a new
offers
a
means
for
local
people
to
pects to leave the first of next week make some ready cash. . The black two and one-half ton Mack truck
on a vacation trip which he will berries are said to be plentiful this to be used for their local delivery
m a k e /o the coast.
service. This is being done solely
year.
to give their local customers a bet
" Dr. ,and, Mrs. Frank Eames and
J. A. Orchards and wife, who have ter service in the way of deliveries.
son of The Dalles were week end been
spending the past five years at They realize that it would probably
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Juneau,
Alaska, arrived here on be as cheap, if not cheaper to han
Eames of this place.
Wednesday for a few days visit with dle their deliveries as they are doing
the latter's brother, N. F. Byers and at present, but they can give their
S. E. Watkins, a former Newberg family.
customers better service by having
contractor and builder, but now liv
their own delivery truck.
ing In Sherwood, was in the city
Next Sunday, religious services at
Tuesday on business.
The postmaster is asking for bids
Dundee will be conducted by Rev.
G. F. Round at 11 o’clock a. m. for the erection of fifteen posts on
Gottlieb Schaad, who underwent
"W ho is Able to Open the the'streets o f this city. These poets
an operation foF appendicitis two Text:
Book
and
the„Seal Thereof.” are to be placed at different places
weeks ago at the Newberg hospital, Everybody Loose
over the town and arc to be put fn
invited.
will return to his home this week.
concrete or earth. Bids are for labor
only as the postal department fur
Roy Merritt of Sheridan has pur nishes all posts and boxes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morgan motor
Bids
chased
the
Watkins
remedy
agency
ed to French Prairie last Sunday to
should be given to the postmaster.
at
thisjolace
from
8.
A.
Ball.
Mr
see their little grandson, who with
The posts and boxes are already
his mother, Mrs. Walter Morgan, is Ball STpIcTb to leave as soon as the here and as soon as the matter of
visiting his other grandmother, Mrs. transfer can be completed and will letting the bids can be attended to.
probably locate at Ballston.
Deir.
these fifteen collection boxes will
be placed about town.
W. A. Graham and family and Dr.
Dr. E. A. Romlg, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Otis and little and Mrs. F. M. Hellwarth of Salem
The Happy Helpers class of the
daughter. Peggy, and Miss Elizabeth expect to start next Wednesday on M. E. Sunday school went on a hike
Skipworth, autoed to Portland Sun a trip to Victoria, B. C. They will and picnic to Skookum lake on Tues
day and while there visited Colum make the trip by auto And expect day.
A very pleasant day was
to be gone about two weeks.
bia beach.
spent in hiking and playing games
and at the noon hour weinies were
Harlan Smith and family and Al
Archie Thompson of Park River. roasted and sandwiches, cookies,
lan Smith and Mrs. H. A. Terrell North Dakota, Is visiting at the cake, etc., furnished a picnic dinner.
and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hutchens of home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul John Besides hiking there and back, the
Portland returned last Thursday ev son. They were. acquaintances in girls walked around the lake. In
ening from Woods where they spent the early days when Mr. Johnson the absence of the regular teacher,
the previous week.
farmed in that state. Mr. Thompson the Misses Ruth and Ella Titus took
is contemplating removing ^to the the girls. Those going on the hike
W. T. Anderson. Orville Smith and west and is looking for a likely loca were: Misses Gladys Hockett. Ruth
Henry Morris went to Shepherd’s tion. He is delighted with the coun Ryan, Naomi Daley, Thelma Stretch,
Hot Springs near Carson, Washing try around Newberg and the town Marguerite Kennedy,
Marguerite
ton. last Monday for about a week’s itself appeals to him as an ideal Arbuckle, Violet Gillls, Helen Saun
stay. George Kelty left Wednesday place of residence.
ders. Muriel Leedy, and Viola Chap
for the same place.
man.
C. E. Newhouse and family had a
H. O. See returned last Friday miraculous escape from injury last
S. L. Brown, who was for some
from a trip to Bovllle, Idaho, where Thursday evening. They were going
he wen< on business. He reports home from Chautauqua and were time a resident of Newberg and who
that it is very hot apd dry up there turning off from the highway, into is now an instructor In veterinary
now and that conditions are much the Sprlngbrook road at the four practice at the Washington State
College at Pullman visited Newberg
worse there than here.
corners east of town, when a Seat on Monday enroute to California and
tle car coming from Portland ran Colorado points.
Mr. Brown will
W. B. Brooks has purchased the into them. Mr. Newhouse estimates
interest of his partner. W. D. Bow that the Seattle car was going at visit the California State Experi
man, in the Bowman and Brooks about forty miles per hour when it ment station at Davis and also the
printing office.
Mr. Bowman in struck him. The Newhouse car was Colorado school at Fort Collins. He
tends to go to California, his health overturned and the running board will visit his mother, a brother who
is a practicing physician and sever
having been poor of late.
was badly crumpled, but aside from al married sisters, all lNring at Los
this no damage was done and no one
R. O. Stockwell of Dayton, Ore was hurt. With the aid of several Angeles, and will also attend the A.
gon, has accepted a position with autoists. the car was righted and V. M. A. Convention at Denver, Col
the Standard Oil Co. at Newberg proceeded home on its own power. orado. The trip will take about two
during the busy months. He ex The Seattle car was not badly dam months. Mr. Brown states that there
are about 2,000 enrolled at the Pull
pects to move his family to Newberg aged either.
man school.
as soon as a place can be secured.
The highway is now open to about
The Young Peoples Missionary So
D. J. Matthews of Newberg, super a half mile the other side of Dundee
intendent of canneries for the Ore and this makes a nice evening drive ciety of the Free Methodist church
gon Cannery Company was in the now. There is probably no prettier entertained Miss Geneva Sayre at an
city a few days this week conferring orchards or hills around here than informal reception Tuesday night.
with Manager Walker of the Leban those to be seen around Dundee and Mias Sayre is a graduate of the Mon
on plant relative to again starting it Is only a few minutes drive to mouth Normal class of ’ 21 and is
up the plant here.— Lebanon' Crit that prosperous little community. on her way to China as a missionary,
erion.
There is one feature of the highway She left Portland Wednesday for San
which Bhould receive immediate at Francisco to visit relatives and sails
W. H. Elliott, a brother-in-law of tention and that is those places on for China August 27th. Miss Sayre
Claude Cummings, who recently either side of the bridge just out had a position offered her and the
came to Newberg to make his home, side of Newberg. Heavy fills were contract was all made out for the
purchased a new Ford touring car necessitated here and It was deemed principalshlp of an eastern Oregon
from the May Motor Co. the past best to leave the paving of these un school at a salary of 31560. She
week. The Union Oil Co. also pur til the fills hkd settled. Where the sent back the contract as soon as the
chased a new Ford roadster from the paving ends at either side of the way opened for her to go to China.
same agency.
bridge, the fills have settled ^way She is a very promising young wo
from the paving and left an, abrupt man and is surely on the road to
An impromptu program
Mrs. E. F. Lee who has operated drop. Something should be done to success.
the Lee Millinery at this place for make an approach at these places, was given at the reception and a pic
some time past and who recently for the protection of the motorist nic supper served on the lawn of
sold her business here, left on the who comes spinning along the high the Frank Young home.
steamer. Alaska, on Wednesday of way without knowing about these
this week for San Francisco. From places. Unless he is on the watch
there she will go to Merced where it is highly probable that he will
she will be located.
break a spring here unless he takes
these places with great care.
It
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Chandler of would be an easy matter to either
Your eye* obtain for you
Cambridge. Nebraska, arrived here throw lu a little dirt or some boards
last Friday and are visiting their here to break the drop and provide
daughter. Mrs. I. A. Hanning. Mr. an approach.
.
Chandler is 81 years old and his
wife is 7«. but they made the trip
from Nebraska alone. They expect
to spend the summer here.
Price of
Hot Point
Irons
Reduced
Get 'em while it's. hot.
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J.-L. VanBlarlcom and wife, ac
companied by their neice. Miss Doro
thy Wood, and brother-in-law. Clyde
Hale and wife and two daughters,
left Tuesday for the coast near Ne-
halem. They will make quite an
extended trip and expect to be away
until about the first of next week.
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Coffee and
daughter. Nina, went to Pacific city
last Friday and stayed over one
night, then drove to Tillamook dud
Netarts. They camped over Sunday
four miles out from Hebo at the
Castle Rock state camp grounds. It
was cold at the coast so they decided
not to stay longer and came home
Monday afternoon.
Tom Tyndall and a party of
friends went to Bonntevllle on* Mon
day and Tom reports that he believes
that this Is the best place in the
state for fish.
He says that he
saw rainbows *n everything. Prob
ably the law which prevents fish
ing at the state hatchery was one
of the reasons that Tom didn’t
bring any back with him. but any
way Tom got back himself and that’s
something.
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W e sell them. _
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Yam hill Electric Company
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"IT SEBYE8 YOU EIGHT’
A party of twenty-five persons
from this community made a trip to
Mt. Hood last Sunday. Five autos
took the party from here, leaving
Newberg Saturday morning and re
turning home Monday morning.
Camp was made at the government
camp eight miles from the top on
Saturday night and the climb was
commenced on Sunday morning.
Twenty-one of the party started on
the climb, but only twelve of these
reached the crater and half of this
number failed to get to the top. The
Twelve who got as far as the crater
were Louis Hulit, Winifred Finne
gan. Ed and Fred Wohlschlegel, Mr.
and Mrs. VosseTL. A. Moore, J. A.
Messinger. Mra. Louis Hulit. Mra.
McCormick, L. T. Finnegan and Ber-
neice Finnegan. The first six of
these were the ones who made the
top. The rest of the party were aa
follows: Mra. J. A. Messinger, Mrs.
L. T. Finnegan, Ira McCormick, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Stevens and family
and Mrs. L. A. Moore. They report
that the day was Ideal for the view.
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Three Guards
Against
Tooth Decay
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If you want to keep your teeth white and pretty— free from
tooth troubles o f all kinds— come to our store today and take
home with you these three aids to dean white teeth and a
healthy mouth.
KLENZ0 DEHTAL CREME cleans your teeth without injury
to the enamel. There is no grit in Klenxo. Its snowy
whiteness penetrates all the littje crevices and rids them
of stale secretions. 25c and 50c tubes.
KLENZ0 LIQUID ANTISEPTIC frees your mouth of disease
breeding germs. It is a valuable aid in the treatment of
pyhorrhea. Eliminates t ie bad taste in your mouth and
leaves a clean sweet breath. Use it as a mouth wash
night and morning. 25c and 50c bottles.
KLENZ0 TOOTH BRUSHES in just the shape and style of
’
bristle that you like to use. Brushes that help you clean
between the teeth. Long lasting, popular priced tooth
brushes. The most important aid to healthy teeth. Sev
eral sizes at varying prices.
LYN N B . FERGU SO N
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
The REXALL Store
302 Fisrt Street
Phone Black 106
Newberg, Oregon.
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tention.
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