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Circulation ln Y am hill County
Local and Personal N ew s
Don’t forget the apple festival at
Hop picking started In the J. B
West Chehalem Saturday.
Metzler yard Tuesday with a full
crew.
Miss Velma McConkle was a Port
land visitor last Saturday.
Joe Harper of Grants Pass visited
with Clarence Klenle the first of the
Raymond H. Bassett and wife of week.
Salem are visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. Olive Bassett here this
Mrs. William Cullen of Portland
week.
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Bpent last Sunday with Newberg
friends.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1921
Mrs. Theodore Jeffrey returned I I. w . Hill has had his tailor shop
Wednesday evening from Newport I repapered and is having It repalnt-
where she had been spending th e, ed.
summer.
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| It is reported that the cannery has
Miss Nellie Craw left this (Thurs- been making a big run the past
day) morning for Ridgefield where week,
she will teach the 5th grade in the
city school, ,
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S. M. Calkins and Sons have put
a new floor in the driveway to their
Mrs. Robert Greer and aon of garage.
Portland came up Thursday for a
short visit with her friend, Mrs.
L. A. Mills of Portland, a son of
Chas. Frick.
j A. R. Mills, was here Tuesday on
! business.
C. E. Carlisle left on Thursday for
Eugene where his wife has beed for
Mrs. Ralph W right of Eleventh
some time. Mr. Carlisle may decide and Pacific streets is seriously ill
to locate there.
with typhoid fever.
Reduction on
Mazda Lamps
FOR 12 DAYS ONLY
Mrs. W. A. Pierce of Jewell, Kan
sas. an old friend of Mrs. Lyle P al
Rev. G. C. Carl of Portland
mer. Is visiting here thli week. She
was here three years ago on a visit. preached at the Brethren church last ' There will be a dance at St. Paul
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Butler went to Port
on Friday night with music by the land Saturday afternoon returning
Beginning September 1st and continuing fo r 12 days on
C. C. Frick left last Friday to be
Good
Newberg dance orchestra,
home Monday evening.
ly, we shall gjve 5 cents o ff on each masda lamp, provided aa
Ross Newby of the local poetofflce music and a good time.
with a sister In Portland wtyle he
Is recuperating his strength after began his annual vacation on Wed
many as five lamps are purchased at any one time. The E di
Mrs. Clair Nichols of Portland is
nesday of this week.
his recent serious illness.
E. A. Hess left on Thursday for spending a few days at the home of
son Mazda lamp, labratory tested, is the last word in high
Tillamook where he will attend the
The Rev. Meyers family of Wood- Tillamook county fair. He expects her uncle, Henry Craw.
Miss Dorothy Foster and Miss Jo-
efficiency illumination. W e carry only this make aad stand
hannah Johnson of Portland were burn spent Labor Day with their to be away.until the 20th.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Miller,
Mr.
U.
behind their behavior. Remember the sale lasts only 12 days.
daughter,
Mrs.
Earl
Pinney.
the week end guests of Miss Mildred
S. G. Miller and C. M. Ryan made a
Ferguson.
Phone, w rite, or call at our store and provide yourself w ith
The Rev. W. N. Coffee and Locke
Clarence Klenle has gone to Silva families have moved into the trip to Salem on Wednesday.
superior lamps fo r your fa ll lighting. *
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Galland left Grants Pass on business and expects WIlBon property at the corner of
L. H. Minler left Thursday morn
this week for Pasadena and Los An to be away for about a month.
Third and Edwards streets.
ing for Chitwood where he has se
geles. California, where they will
cured an eight months school.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Ott
of
The
spend several weeks visiting friends
Jim Henry, who has been acting
Dalles were week end visitors at the
and relatives.
as night watchman, left today
Walter Hughes o f Walla Walla,
J. T. Vinson home west of town.
(Thursday) for Buell, Idaho, where Washington, has been a guest at the
“ I t Serves You R ight.”
L. F. Moore and family and Miss
T. R. Warner home the past week.
Mrs. T. E. W right o f Portland vis he will visit for some time.
Orace Wilson lfcft Wednesday for
Tillamook Head where they will ited Her sister, Mrs. W. E. White
J. A. Adams, who has been en
Mrs. S. M. Calkins and daughters,
last week, returning home Thursday.
spend a Tew days.
gaged in the stove repair business Florence and -Clara, went to Mc
Clyde Stretch and Adam Bauer In McMinnville, expects to remove Minnville on Thursday for the day.
Miss Daisy Newhouse leaves F ri
spent
Sunday and Monday at the to Newberg in the near future.
day for La Grande where she will
On August 30, Addison Kaufman, equipment. Besides a new chair, he
The Newberg Orchestra will give
Metzler
hop yard with their families.
take up her duties in the city schools
Miss Ruth Notiage left Tuesday another of their popular dances at formerly of Newberg, and Miss has installed a new Unit. This com
for the second year.
Pearl Greve, of Twin Falls, Idaho, prises a motor and dental engine,
Mrs. Elisabeth Foster, who has morning for Eugene where she will the Legion hall in Newberg on Sat
were married at Puente. California, cuspidor, etc. A new X-ray has also
spend
a
few
days
with
friends
before
urday
night.
Come
put
and
have
a
Dr. Gochnour was called to Mon- been the guest of her sister, Mrs. going on to Marshfield to take up good time. *
the union being the culmination of a been added as well as a new tool
tesano. Washington, recently where Eva Hummer Hull, for the summer, her work in the city schools at that
romance that began when they were cabinet. An electric panel is anoth
left
for
her
home
at
ColumbuB.
Ohio,
she attended a friend who was suf
students in Pacific College. For the er new addition and carries all sorts
place.
Mrs.
Lf
M.
Buell
returned
Wednes
last week,
fering from paralysis.
day night from Myrtle Point, bring present they will make their home of instruments, such as an electric
cauterlzer, wax instrument, mouth
The
Woman's
Relief
Corps
held
ing, Mrs. Florence Buell with her. at Puente.
Mr. and Mro. Claude M. Newlin
George Mays, a cousin of J. L.
mitror, hot air, spray bottle heaters,
an
all
day
meeting
last
Thursday
at
The
latter
will
make
her
home
here
Van Blartcom, came dqwn from Bell (Dorothy H ull) left last week to the home of Mrs. Josie Everest on
The Newberg engineering com etc. Dr. Utter says that the new
ingham, Washington, and has been spend the winter in Boston, going the Portland road. A picnic dinner with her son.
pany which was composed of J. E. equipment and new arrangement
via
her
old
home
in
Columbus.
Ohio,
visiting here the past week.
will add fully fifty per cent to the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aren of Camas, Bennett and Harry A. Young and efficiency of his office.
and also will make a short visit in was served cafeteria style under a
which
operated
in
Portland
has
filed
large
grape
arbor.
About
35
were
Washington, have been visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curry and Mrs. Marlon, Ohio.
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present.
the home of Rev. P. J. Sehnert of a voluntary petition in Bankruptcy
Minnie Owen spent the week end
Try a Graphic classified.
in
the
federal
court.
They
placed
College street and left by auto for
Miss Violet Edwards is home after
at Columbia Beach and Monday took
the firm’s liabilities at $22,952.74,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shelby left home this morning.
picking hops a few days at the J. J.
a trip up the Columbia highway.
with no assets to cover them. Among
Metzler yard. She stayed with her Monday for Los Angeles, where Mr.
the principal creditors is named Pa
Mrs. J. G. Little has sold her home
W. H. Spivey of Spokane has been brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Shelby will enter a hospital for a
cific College of Newberg, $2373.62,
year’s
treatment.
Mrs.
Shelby
will
on
First
street
and
moved
to
Nampa,
Mrs.
Philip
Booth.
visaing his brother. R. A. Spivey of
and
the First National Bank of Mc
visit with her mother and four Bis Idaho, where Rev. Little has a
this place for some time and expects
Minnville. $3000.
ters
in
southern
California.
charge.
This
property
was
formerly
Mrs.
Milton
Klenle
left
last
Satur
to return home the last of this week.
the L. S. Otis home.
day for Webster, South Dakota, her
According to the Oregonian. 400
Miss Katharine Lanphere of Farm
Miss Frances Dickson of Victor. old home, for a visit. The Milton
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ott and son, truck drivers were arrested on Wed
Montana, who formerly lived in Keinles have been living in La ington, Iowa, a niece of Mrs. S. F.
Wallace,
has
been
visiting
here
for
nesday
for
violating
the
motor
vehi
Don,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Thorn
Grande
for
a
short
time.
Newberg, returned here Tuesday.
the past two weeks.
She expects ton and son. Emery, of The Dalles, cle law in operating without mir
She will make her home here for
sdme time with her sister. Mrs. C. B.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fletcher, whose to leave next Tuesday for her home. motored over the highway and spent rors on their trucks. Quite a num
ber of people became agitated about
SMider8.
« home is on the WiUamina river, are Before coming to Newberg she spent Labor Day with the J. T. Vinsons.
the matter and without looking up
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j visiting at the home of their daugh- six months with a sister In Califor
C. A. Hodson and young Brentner the law, secured mirrors for their
W, A. Graham and wife and s ls -l‘ er.- Mr«: He" rf Edwards at the Che- nia.
had a collision on Wynooski street touring cars. While, it is perhaps
ter. Miss Ina Graham, and the Misses|haIem Mountain hop^ranch.
on Thursday morning which result a good precaution to have these, the
The
new
Andeison
garage
build
Alma and Laura Craig motored over
the Columbia river highway to Hood I . M r . , and Mrs. Theodore Cramlett ing on the corner of First and Cen ed in damage to one of the front law only pertains to motor trucks.
the
wheels on Mr. Hodsons * car.
Mr
River and back on Wednesday o f 1 ha e r« tu™ed
t^ *lr h®n,e/ ’ ter streets is looming up in fine Hodson claims that Brentner was
,hi.
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w
¡moon
trip
to
Seaside
and
are
at
the
shape.
The
walls.
roof
and
concrete
Henry Morris, secretary of the
this week.
home of Mrs. Cramlett's mother, floor are now all completed and this traveling over in the middle of the Newberg Commercial Club reports
Special deal on Bath Soap
Mrs. Minnie Owen of Villa Road.
will undoubtedly be a splendid ad street and did not leave him room to that not long ago he received & re
th ft week only.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wallace and
dition to that end of the street when pass and that, although he crowded quest from the publishers of the Mid
nleoe, Miss Katharine Lanphere.
clear over against the curb, he could West Hotel Reporter for a cut of a
Win. V. Dolph of the West Che completed.
t
spent last Sunday in Portland with halem community was taken sick
not avoid the collision.
Bath Spray, Bath Sponges,
farm scene northwest o.f Newberg
relatives and on Monday motored up last week and left on Thursday for
Chas.
W.
Rice,
publisher
of
the
which
appeared
in
the
last
booklet
Bath Brashes, Bath Soaps, T oi
the Columbia river highway to Mult the Hot Lake sanitorlura where he
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Atta and published by the local club. They
Myrtle Creek Mail in Douglas coun
nomah Falls.
daughter,
Betty
Jean,
of
McMinn
expected to spend about ten days.
le t Soap, Shampoo and H air
ty, with his wife and daughter, Dor
stated that if the club would furn
vllle. came down Tuesday for a vis ish this cut they would publish it
othy.
visited
with
Mrs.
Rice’s
par
Tonics.
Otto Handt, who has been run
it with Mrs. Van Atta's parents, Mr free of charge on the front cover of
Miss Effle Roberts, daughter of
ning a meat market on east First Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, and Miss ents, Mr. and Mrs. Round, from Fri and Mrs. L. S. Otis.
Their
little
street, left very suddenly the latter Cecil Beamis left last Monday for day till Monday, and brought with daughter met with quite a painful their magazine. The copy of their j
A ll soaps, 12 cakes fo r the
part of last week and it is under Fergus Falls. Minnesota, where they them a venison ham from a deer kill accident about a week ago when she magazine for August 26 has just ar
rived
and
contains
the
picture
on
ed
by
their
son.
price
of It .
stood that a number of people are will teach school the coming winter.
ran through some hot sawdust ashes, its front cover with the inscription
holding sack.
burning
her
feet.
She
is
recovering
beneath stating that the middle west
I. W. Hill. Frank” Hill. Dr. A. M.
at present but still has to have the gets much of its fruit from the far
TH IS W EE K O NLY
H. A. Hinshaw. who is well known
Miss Ina Graham, who teaches In in Newberg, has been promoted from Davis and Ray Winters returned the injured members bandaged.
west
and
stating
that
the
picture
is
latter
part
of
last
week
from
their
the schools at Falls City, came down the position of general freight agent
of a fruit ranch at Newberg. Ore
last Saturday for a visit with her of the S. P. company at Portland to hunting trip to southern Oregon.
Let’s go! Where? To the State gon. Credit is given the Newberg
brother. W. A. Graham, of this that of assistant freight traffic man They brought back the lim it of two Fair.
When?
September 26th to
place and • expects to remain until ager with headquarters at San Fran deer to the man. They packed in October 1st. We want your support Commercial Club for the cut.
from
Tiller,
which
is
about
80
miles
the last of the month.
cisco.
in furnishing the material for the
south of Roseburg.
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Dr. Utter has made some radical
best county exhibit at the State
changes
in his dental parlors re
Dr. Hester and family returned
Fair.
Notify
C.
C.
Jacobs
of
Mc
The Switzer auction sale which
School, both high and grammar,
Wednesday from Tidewater on the was held on Wednesday afternoon will open on September 26th. The Minnville of any thing you may have cently. He has added another room
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Alsea where they have been for the was quite a success, the cows and Graphic published this information in grain, fruit, produce, manufactur to his suite and moved his reception
parlor
into
the
corner
room.
His
pasi month. They report good fish other things bringing good prices. several weeks ago, but as there have ed articles of any kind, or anything
The Rexall Store
ing but poor hunting. The doctor Mr. Switzer is well satisfied with been several inquiries regarding it, that will add to an Indoor display old chair and equipment have been
built a cottage while there.
49tl moved into the middle room, former
his sale. N. P. Nelson was the auc presume that- it was overlooked as to advertise Yamhill county.
302 First St.
Newberg, Ore.
ly used as a reception room and he
tioneer.
many people were away on their va
Miss Helen Scott left In company
Elford & Chamberlain, who took has installed a complete new equip
Black 106
cations at that time.
with friends from Tigard^ by auto
over the Ohmart Grocery several ment in the inside room. This gives
Miss W. Gladys Edwards, who has
for Los Angeles. California, and cx- been at the beach two weeks, has
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards iiave months ago and have since been op him a most complete and up to date
pects to be away for about a month. returned to her home on the moun returned home from spending a week erating it as the Newberg Grocery,
A cousin, Mr. Platt of Tacoma, was tain. She was accompanied by Mr. ^rith their son, O. K. Edwards, at have sold out this business to the
also a member of the party.
and Mrs. Jasper Edwards, their son, his ranch near Perrydaie, in Polk Twentieth Century Grocery Stores,
Otis, and Miss Alta Galloway of county. Mr. Edwards has a contract which concern operates a string of
for some road work in that county stores in Portland and other places.
Fred Burkett and three children Tillamook.
which comprises some extensive al The new people took posession the
ma<Je quite a record during the past
evergreen blackberry season in pick
The May Motor Co. reports the terations and in addition to this is first of this week. Messrs. Elford
ing these berries. They went over sale of the following Fords the first operating an excellent farm proper and Chamberlain have plans for the
future which will cause them to re
near 8t. Paul and spent the season of this week. Ford roadsters to An ty.
tain thetr residences in Newberg so
and picked over two tons of berries. drew Goeldl of St. Paul and Frank
Martin of Newberg, and Ford tour
The Brotherhood of American that Newberg will not lose any of
Morris Heacock and family came ing cars to S. J. McDonald and J. L. Yeomen met in the I. O. O. F. hall its citizens because of this change
on Tuesday with a good attendance
up from Portland last Saturday and Cook of St. Paul.
for the election of officers.
The
visited until Tuesday at the home of
We understand that there have following were elected: Matthew
the Mrs. Heacock's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Youngs. Both Mr. and been a number of complaints made Reid, foreman: Fred Hutchens. M.
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Mrs. Heacock were former Newberg to some members of the city council C.; Sarah Westfall, correspondent;
young people and number many over the fact that a part of the side W. James Langton. chaplain; Harvey
walk on Washington street near the Candeaux, overseer. These officers
friends in this city.
First National Bank has been torn will be installed on October 4th.
up for a long time.
The Graphic was in error last
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Are You
Cora Van Dyke, who has been vis week in its account of the accident
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iting her uncle, S. P. Van Dyke, at which occurred at the corner of First
Newberg for about five weeks, left and College streets. We stated that
recently for her home at La Verne, the Chevrolet belonged to W. B.
Put m m aad lightness In your fsst
California, and writes back that she Brooks, but have since been inform
with
arrived there all right but that It Is ed that the car really belonged to
extremely warm there.
Mrs. Blanche Slade and Mr. Brooks
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was simply driving it for her. M tb .
H. F. Baird and family have re Slade was in the car at the time of
turned front Heppner where Mr. the accident.
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Baird was working for a time. He
Doss not make the surrounding tissue says that the Graphic was wrong In
H. B. Rothrock and family of
■oft and tender like salve or plaster— saying they were going there for
Lewlstown, Pennsylvania, arrived
oorns thrive on tender toss.
good as he would /tot even consider here last week for a visit with S. P.
such an exchange of residence.
Van Dyke and wife. Mrs. Rothrock
Better give them serious at
Is a cousin of Mr. Van Dyke. They
Hubert Armstrong, who spent his made the trip by auto and visited
tention at the first symtom of
When either woman or man, husband or w ife does busi
vacation with a surveying outfit in in western Pennsylvania, Sallna,
weakness.
southern Oregon has returned to Kansas, Elgin, Arizona, and Chico,
ness with us, we keep CO NFIDENTIAL the amount of their
Newberg to assist in putting the California, enroute. They have been
and
deposit and their business transactions. .
college grounds and buildings In on the trip since May 3rd and had
shape for the opening on September no trouble whatever.
See that your child's eyes are
We advise every woman to have a bank account of HER
19. He will be head Janitor, a po
sition he has well filled for the past
ready fo r school.
OWN. It teaches her BUSINESS methods— a very necessary
Wesley W ire and brother. Frank,
two years.
of Portland, accompanied by three
thing for a woman to know should she be le ft alone and a
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Yours for Better Eye Service.
other Portland men, returned early
helpful thing for her to know at all times.
lt is reported that .Al May has sold Tuesday morning from a deer hunt
Ost some for
out his Interest In the May Motor about sixty mile* east of Roseburg.
tonight at
We invite YOUR Banking Business
Co. to a man from Portland and one They were successful in bagging the
from St. Helens. It is understood limit, the party of five securing ten
M IS
GRAHAM'S
that the new owners will take pos deer.
Each man got at least one
session the first of next week. Mr. four pointer or better.
They say
DRUG STORE
May was out of town and it waa Im that deer were very plentiful. The
T H E J E W E L E R -O PT I CLAM
possible to get confirmation of the Graphic acknowledges the gift of a
Phon* W hltellS
NttBCRO. O R E G O N
sale from him.
generous piece of excellent venison.
Y am h ill Electric Company
Brushes
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