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NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1921
Largati Circulation In Yamhill County
Local and Personal News
Mr. and Mrs. William Clefcnmens
Dr. Wendt has been building a
went to Portland Tuesday for a short new garage at hiB home on Fourth
street which he recently purchased
visit with their son, Fred.
fiom John Hornlbrook.
Rev. Ezra Hayes has had bis resi­
Newberg’s mall force was rather
dence on the corner of Second and
Bain Morris made a business trip
County Clerk Wilson was a New­ Center streets repainted and reshing­ unexpectedly increased this week
when an 8 ^ lb. son arrived at the
to Portland on Monday.
berg visitor on Wednesday.
led.
home of city carrier Earl Pinney.
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C. E. Akers and J. C. Akers of
Floyd Parker was a business vis­
Miss Velma McConkie is at the
Albany were Newberg visitors one Portland Medical hospital where It
itor to Portland on Tuesday.
day Jast week.
is understood she underwent a minor
pperation.
The Presbyterian church has had
Gordon Manion underwent an op­
a new roof put on their church prop­ eration
at tbe Newberg hospital last
Elza Finley and family came tip
erty.
Saturday for appendicitis.
from -near Tigard on Tuesday and
spent tbe day with Mrs. Finley's
mother, Mrs. M. J. Nash.
H. O. Bee returned Monday from
Norma Harvey left Saturday
a business trip to Kelso. Washing­ for Miss
Seaside to again take up her
ton.
duties In the school at that place.
Miss Margaret Ryan of Portland
left Wednesday morning for' Eugene
after p visit with her friend. Miss
Qus Paulson made a trip to St. Hel­
Miss Nina Coffee is running the Mildred Ferguson, at this place.
ens on Thursday, returning the same Hess
Candy Kitchen while the Hess
evening.
family are at the Tillamook Fair.
O. Scott of Bremerton, Washing­
ton. arrived here Tuesday of this
Joe Porter left Monday for his
Blanchard has been having week and will spend several weeks,
ranch near Tillamook and will spend his Fred
building on the corner of First visiting his brother, W. L. Scott.
a vacation there.
and Blaine streets painted this week.
The faculty of Pacific College
The ladles of the Women’s Relief
spent a part of Wednesday picnlclng Corps
are being entertained this af­
at Lafayette Locks.
ternoon at a sewing bee at the home
of Mrs. Durstine.
Miss Mabel Hornlbrook was op­
erated upon for a goitre at the St.
E. H. Scott and family of Rupert,
Vincents hospital in Portland this
Idaho,
came down Wednesday and
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expects to~ locate here. Mr. Scott
is a son of W. L. Scott of this place.
Dr. Blomwlck left Wednesday for
about a two months’ vacation. She
Prbfessor Willard Shattuck arriv­
will leave a friend In charge of her
ed Sunday and is on the ground
home during her absence.
ready to take up his work as Pro­
fessor of Education in Pacific Col­
Mr. and Mrs. John Love and son lege. ’
of Belt, Montana, arrived here Sun­
day night for a visit with their
The fire department held a meet­
daughter, Mrs. R. B. Jones and fam­
ing on Monday evening and selected
ily.
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Carl Groth as secretary to fill the
vacancy left by. the resignation of
B. F. Hevland and wife will leave Davé Smith.
next Saturday for Camas, Washing­
ton, where they will spend a week
Orville Smith and father, J. R.
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wil­
Smith, and J. M. McCane and P. E.
liam Pickett.
Overend will leave next Tuesday by
auto for Pendleton where they will
Henry Wickwire, a nephew of attend the Round-Up.
Chester A. Dimond, yarns' up from
Portland on Tuesday and visited
with his uncle and other relatives
Thomas Sutton advertised a cqw
until Wednesday night.
for sale in the last issue of the
Graphic and says that he had about a
dozen people at his p lu e the next
The Newberg Restaurant had morning after the cow.
some fine looking strawberries one
day this week which were grown by
Tom Sutton. Rather late for straw­
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Jones and baby
berries. but It can be done.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Love and
son left Tuesday on a trip to the
coast
which will take in Tillamook,
R. F. Amsberry of Portland came
up Wednesday to look for a farm lo­ Astoria and other points.
cation. He is a brother of Hugh
Amsberry, who has been operating
Mrs. Robert Hanna of Signet,
linotype In tbe Graphic office.
Ohio, a sister of Mrs. Orville Smith,
has been visiting here the past two
weeks and expects to remain until
W. H. Adams and wife left last about
the first of October.
week for Payette, Idaho, where Mr.
Adams haB a position in the high
school. Mrs. Adams Is a daughter
Amsberry. who has been in
of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Christensen. the Hugh
employ of the Graphic for the
past four months, will leave Sunday
Roseburg, where he has a posi­
Mrs. Orville Smith and two daugh­ for
ters, Marie and Maxine, accompanied tion on the Roseburg News-Review.
by Mrs. Smith’s sister, Mrs. Robert \
Hanna, left on Tuesday of this week 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chan. Fuller and two
by auto for Yamhill where they will sons, and Mr. Fuller’s mother autoed
visit relatives until Saturday.
up from Portland last Sunday and
spent the day with the Ralph Otis
family. Mrs. Chas Fuller and Mrs.
M. P. Elliott has been making Otis are sisters.
some Improvements to his place on {
the corner of Fourth and Edwards ■
streets. He has replaced the under-|
Miss Emma C. Johnson, city mis­
pining and refloored the porch and sionary located In Baltimore, Mary­
is reshlngllng part of the roof.
land, who spent a month in New-
bert visiting her Bister, Miss Mary L.
Johnson, head of the commercial de­
H. U. See and wife and Ralph partment In Pacific College, left for
Butt and wife returned last Friday her home today.
from their vacation trip which took j
them through eastern Oregon, Idaho
and Washington.
They report a
Mrs. George V. Ketteringham,
splendid trip and a general good j who has been spending the summer
time.
months at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Oast, left last Saturday
home at Houston, Texas. En-
Ellis Beals arrived Tuesday and for her she
expects to visit at several
Is getting his house set in order for route
the opening of Pacific college. Mr. points in California and Arizona.
Beals fs president of the Y. M. C. A.
for the coming year and is getting ( Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Golf returned
things ready for a welcome to the] last week from a trip by auto
new students on their arrival.
through eastern Oregon to Bingham
Springs. They report that the trip
from Portland to Pendleton Is ex­
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Me Whan - cellent now as there is only one de­
nel have rented the Rev. Phillips tour on thts stretch of road, that
home on Fulton street and will occu -1 being between Mosler and The
py this place during the winter ; Dalles. The rest of the rpad is all
months, while Rev. Phillips and fam­ either paved or macadamized.
ily are living in Eugene, where Rev. 1
Phillips is attending the blble school.
One hundred and thirty five of
the Yamhill county members of the
The Cloverdale Masonic lodge has Portland Shrine gathered In Pike
invited the Newberg lodge to con­ valley at the invitation of the Yam­
fer degrees at Cloverdale oh the 17th hill members— W. R. Bunn, Sam
of this month. A special attraction Lnughlln, Dr. Taylor and Dr. Linn-
offered the local lodge people as an ville— and had a very pleasant time
Inducement to come will be a trip to, last Sunday. A venison feed and
the beach as the guests of the Clov -1 picnic were, the principal attractions
erdale lodge on the 18th.
and games and sports were provided.
Lighting Comfort
Better light—more comfortable light for
Miss Laura Blair, who has been
back at her old position as employ­
ment secretary of the Portland Y. W.
C. A. this summer, spent Sunday and
Monday at home.
There is a splendid exhibit of ap­
ples Jn the windows of the Newberg
Land Co., these being taken from
the exhibit at the apple festival at
W est. Chehalem last Saturday.
Miss Mildred Christenson, daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Christen­
son. has accepted a position as teach­
er In the high schools at Athena,
Oregon', and left for there last week.
Mrs. J. C *Shelby writes from Saw-
telle, California, to the Graphic that
they are enjoying things there, the
scenery being very wonderful. Mr.
Shelby says that the home there is
fine.
Mrs. Eva A. Camp, who has been
visiting with her brother, Rgv. Jo­
seph Brock for the. past year, left
Wednesday morning for Huntville,
Washington, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Alma Bovey.
W. E. White and wife motored to
Portland last Sunday to visit at the
home of Mr. and MrB. T. E. Wright,
with A. C. Chapman and wife of
Goldendale. Washington. Mrs. Chap­
man and Mrs. White are sisters.
A. E. Switzer, who reçently sold
out his place and goods north of
town will leave this week for Lex­
ington, Oregon, which is about six
miles from Heppner and will move
onto a place for which he traded last
spring.
Rev. Joseph Brock, who lives In
the Chehalem Center neighborhood
brought a splendid specimen of a
corn stalk to this office the past
week. The stalk is between eight
and nine feet high and has some ex­
cellent ears on it.
shades that will be appropriately decorative.
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Graham's Drug
Store
Newberg, Oregon
Mias Alta Cromwell, who under­
went an operation for appendicitis
some time ago. Is reported as gradu­
ally recovering and expects to be
able fo be u d next Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Sipp and husband of
North Plains arrived here on Wed­
nesday to see her mother, Mrs. Flor­
ence Buell, who is staying at the L.
M. Buell home on west Fifth street.
The Newberg Fire Department are
planning on fitting up club rooms at
the fire hall and request the qublic
to assist them in any way possible.
Furniture, carpets, rugs, etc. will be
gladly received by the fire boys to
help In fitting up their quarters.
Mrs. Edith Gray has had the
words of a song which she wrote
some time ago accepted by the l>et-
gers Music Co. of Chicago and it has
been published, having been set to
music by A. Leopold Richard. The
name of the song Is, "I wish I were
a Soap Bubble.” Several local mus­
icians have tried the song and say
that the music is very pretty
It
Is understood that It'Is to be written
for orchestration as well.
Miss Mabel Stanbrough. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stanbrough
was married at Emmett. Idaho, on
Thursday, September 8, to Lee I’ay-
ton of that place, the wedding tak­
ing place at the groom’s home. Mr.
Payton was a student at Pacific Col­
lege last year and expects to con­
tinue his studies there this year.
Miss Stanbrough graduated from
Newberg high school In the class of
191» and last year taught near Mid­
dleton. She expects to ieach at Rex
this coming winter and they will
both make their home In Newberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Payton arrived here
last Sunday.
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FOR 12 DAYS ONLY
Beginning September 1st and continuing for 12 days on­
ly, we »ball give 5 cento off on each m&zda lamp, provided as
many as five lamps are purchased at any one time. The Edi­
son Mazda lamp, labratory tested, is the last word in high
efficiency illumination. We carry only this make and stand
behind their behavior. Bemember the sale lasts only 12 days.
Phone, write, or call at onr store and provide yourself with
superior lamps for your fall lighting.
Yamhill Electric Company
A very enjoyable party was held
“It Serves You B ight”
at the U. S. G. Miller home on Meri­
dian street last Tuesday evening
wfcen Miss Mabel Miller was hostess
to a small group of friends.’ The
evening was spent in the enjoyment
of "Rook.”
Refreshments were
Jim Henry did not get away last Oliver and Mrs. J. Wince, former
served.
week, but Informs us that he is go­ Newberg residents,’but now of Port­
ing on that visit to Idaho this week land, Oregon, were callers at the
A fire was discovered in tbe bas£ just to square himself with the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Church­
ment of the Edwards’ building, oc­ Graphic for telling us he was going ill and attended the regular meet­
cupied by I. N. Campbell’s confec­ last week. Mr. Henry has been cir­ ing of the local W. R. C. of which
tionery, last Thursday evening and culating a petition about town ask­ they are members. After meeting
the fire department was called out. ing tbe council to Appoint him as a and greeting many friends .they ex­
No particular damage was done, but special night officer.' his salary to pressed much surprise at tbe way
considerable smoke was made and be paid by the business houses. Mr.. Newberg was speeding up in a busi-
the {ire was hard to get at. Cord- Henry says that his petition w a s' ness way and the many new resi-
wood which had been piled up in tbe signed by practically every business \ dents coming and seeking homes,
basement of the building came in house tfti the street.
' After making several calls and re-
contact with the wiring and this ap­
'■j eeiving many pleasant greetings they
parently was the cause of the fire.
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! returned to Portland Friday even-
On Thursday' last, .Mrs. W. R. ing.
Miss Murl Clarke will arrive the
last of the week from her home in
Iowa to take up her duties as pro­
fessor of home economics and li­
brarian at Pacific College.
The
work of the home economics depart­
ment has been discontinued for the
past two years but will reopen-with
a good enrojlment this fall. Miss
Clarke Is a graduate of the home-
economics department of Penn Col­
lege at Oskaloosa, Iowa, and comes
highly recommended for this line of
work.
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Since the publication of our last
ipsue the Graphic has been apprised
of the fact that the sta te has Issued
a new set of motor veh icle law s
since those sent out w ith the motor
license plates a t the first of the*year
and that in the new Bet o f law s sev­
eral changes have'been made. Am ong
these Is one applying to m irrors and
where the old law stated th at ’th at
every motor truck shall be so equipp­
ed w ith a mirror or other device as
to enable the driver thereof to have
such clear and unobstructed view of
the rear at a l l . tim es and
under
all conditions of load as w ill en­
able him to see any other vehicle
approaching from the rear on an
unobstructed road,” the new law
sub stitu tes the expression, “every
motor veh icle.” thus m aking it ne­
cessary for touring cars as w ell as
trucks to secure mlrrorB.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thorne. Mrs.
Marshall. Mra Burgess, E. J. Thorne
and family motored to Portland Sun­
day to hear Rev. Homer Cox of the
Flret Friends Church, preach his
farewell sermon. Rev. Cox has been
Mr. and Mrs. James Frederick
pastor of the church about eight Johnston and W. J. Morris will go
years.
to Monmouth this week for the w in t­
er where Mrs. Johnston will finish
her normal course. Mr. Morris will
Miss Jessie Britt returned laBt be at home in Newberg a part of the
Friday night from a trip to Evans­ time to tend to his business here.
ton, Illinois, where she took special They report having had a very fine
musical work at Northwestern Uni­ trip to Myrtle Point, Marshfield and
versity and spent considerable time Bandon Beach and a gain of several
visiting Chicago and other nearby
due to the rich feed of veni­
points. She also visited New York pounds
son the last week of their stay In
relatives while in the east.
southern Oregon. But the old Coos
Bay wagon road was never intended
1921 tourists so they say and if
Miss Mary Driscoll left Wednesday for
people
insist upon traveling it
morning for Willamlna where she (which by
the way is quite neces­
will make a visit and will then go sary
that the main highway is
on to Stay ton where her parents live. under now
construction) then they must
Miss Driscoll suffered a broken an­
expect many a thrill and jolt. In
kle about four months ago when she spite
of all that, the scenery is worth
fell at the Laurel Cottage and has
and Mrs. Johnston thinks she
been laid up for a long time. She It
has been staying with the B. F. would be willing to make the trip
again over the same old road though
Hawley’s since that time.
It will nqt be necessary next «par
as the highway will be completed. ‘
A novel wedding party passed
through the city Wednesday even­
ing and attracted considerable at­
tention. The bridal party headed the
Give your child a
procession and their car was all dec -1
orated with ribbons, chiffon, etc. and i
had a large sign. ‘‘Just Married." i chance to see better
Five other cars followed this and
kept a close guard on it all of the j
a n d he w i l l l e a r n
time. These were also well placard­
ed and kept their hornB honking a l l ,
fa ste r.
of the time.
your home, that’» where we can help yon and at
the same time provide you with lamps and
Mrs. C. G. Siebert underwent an
operation at the Good Samaritan
hospital In Portland on September
8th. She is getting along as well as
could be expected. '
Reduction on
Mazda Lamps
FOR LIM ITE D T IM E ONLY
Big 50c jar of wonderful Combination Cream Jonteel,
with the purchase of $1 worth of Jonteel toilet preparations,
such as Jonteel Face Powder, Jonteel Soap, Jonteel Compact,
Jonteel Bouge, Jonteel Talcum Powder. Save 50c on $1 pur­
chase.
We make thi% exceptional offer so that yon may get ac­
quainted with this most delightful face cream. A cream for
softening, healing, beautifying the complexion. 8imply won­
derful as a base for powder. Yon love to nse it—it’s so frag­
rant, cooling and refreshing. Stimulates the tissues and
makes yon feel—as well as look—lots younger.
FACE POWDEB JONTEEL is a soft, invisible powder
with a remarkable clinging quality. Yon notice the difference
at once.
BOUGE JONTEEL is so lifelike. Matches yonr own na­
tural flush perfectly. Comes in convenient compact form to
carry in purse or pocket.
Yon can secure these Jonteel Beauty Requisites only at
The Bexall Store.
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LYNN B. FERGUSON
302 First St.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
T h e REX A LL Store
Newberg, Ore.
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