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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
1, 1921
C. J. Clemensen ft Son are install­
J. F. Johnston and wife and W. J.
ing a Mueller pipeless furnace In the Morris came down from Monmouth
new Nazarene church.
Tuesday of last week and stayed over
until Sunday of this week. While
Miss Cornelia Titus, who is teach­ here they stayed at Mr. Morris’
ing school near Albany, was here for place on Sheridan street.
Mrs.
Thanksgiving with the home folks. Johnston is attending Normal school
Harry Garrett came down from
MI bs Katherine Savings returned
at Monmouth and Mr. Johnston has
Aberdeen. Washington, Wednesday, last Friday from an extended visit
The sawmill started up again on been building a bridge for the state
on business.
with her parents at Blaine, Wash­ Wednesday morning after a week’s
highway department
across the
ington.
shut down on account of high water. Lucklamute river near Monmouth.
Hugh Nelson came up from Port­
land on business Monday, returning
Anna Tangen, who was operated
W. A. Bond, who lives on south
the same day.
on for the removal of tonsils this River street, and F. W. Houser re­
The Whitney boys’ chorus held
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week. Is reported j u improving at turned Thursday of this week from another meeting on Tuesday evening
The Newberg Bakery is having a present.
Tacoma where they spent a few of this week at the high school.
new frdnt put in and Tom Herd is
Eleven new members were enrolled ,
days.
doing the work.
W. E . White and wife drove to
bringing the a total membership up
Portland Sundayt, and found their
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Utley of Port­ to 132. In addition to all of the
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Simms spent the brother-in-law, T. E. Wright slightly land were Thanksgiving guests at regular assistants, Mrs. Adam Bauer I
week end with the home folks, Mr. improving.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mor­ was present and assisted with the
and Mrs. 8. F. Wallace.
gan. Mrs. Utley and Mrs. Morgan alto section. There was an excellent
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wallace ate are sisters.
attendance on the part of the chorus
Mrs. R. W. Cahill and Mrs. Edward turkey last Thursday at the home of
members and a splendid rehearsal
WelBs of Portland spent the week their daughter, Mrs. G. Y. Edwards,
W. E. Hannegan has Installed a was held.
In Portland.
end with Mrs. Leila Eldriedge.
fin« new English pocket billiard
table at the Club billiard parlors.
Among the many enjoyable home
Roy Smith and family spent
Miss Marie Utley, teacher in the This table, we understand, cost
Thanksgiving parties given in the
Thanksgiving In Dayton with Mrs. McMinnville schools, visited Mr. and about flOOO.OO.
city was a dinner served by Mr. and
Smith's sister, Mrs. D. E. Albright. Mrs. A. J. Morgan on villa Road
Mrs. Clifford Jones to a few friends
over Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Evans enter­ at their pleasant home at 407 Wil­
Mrs. Chas. E. Gibson returned
tained the Evans and Clemenson rel­
from Hoqulam, Washington, last
It Is reported that Newberg Camp atives Thanksgiving day, the turkey lamette street'last Thursday at noon.
Monday evening, where she has been No. 113, W. O. W.. will roast the coming from Mrs. C. R. Coons, of The company enjoyed the day visit­
ing, and a wonderful dinner was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Colonel's goat to a finish on Monday Sweetwater, Idaho.
Sixteen rela­ spread by Mrs. Jones. Those present
evening, December 5.
Morris.
tives were present.
were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Everest
and daughters. Adelaide and Ruth,
The M. C. Wire family motored to
Melba Sanders came home from
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Evans had for
Salem, where she is attending Wil­ Astoria Thanksgiving morning to Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Slyter, little
Elsie Bottom, C. A. Riddle and Mr.
lamette university, to enjoy her viBlt a son. Rev. Melville Wire, re­ Duncan, Lee and Verhe Duncan of and
Mrs. Jones and son.
Thanksgiving birthday with the turning home Friday night.
McMinnville, Theo Duncan of Port­
home folks.
\
land and Mr. and Mrs. Ned McCoy
The. parent-teachers’ association gnd son, Kenneth of Newberg.
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The Graphic was greatly discom­
Miss Gladys Nichols, who Is teach­ will meet at the grade building on
moded. this week in getting out the
ing in the high school at Albany, was Tuesday, December 6, at 3 p. m. 1 Miss Beatrice Davis, who is at­ paper by the failure of the electric
at the home of her parents. Mr. and Come and bring your neighbor.
tending O. A. C.. spent Thanksgiv­ power on Thursday afternoon. Not
Mrs. C. H. Nichols, during Thanks­
ing with her sister, Mrs. R. W. Van only were we unable to run our
giving vacation.
Dr. Blomwick has returned to Valin. Dr. and Mrs. VanValin took presses but the linotype was put out
Newberg after a severe illness and her to McMinnville on Sunday and o f commission and it took quite a
while after the electricity was re­
Miss Norma Harvey spent her va­ some time spent In recovery, and is she entrained there for Corvallis.
cation at the home of her parents, again practicing her profession.
stored before the metal, which is
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Harvey of S.
The ladies of West Chehalem, un­ heated by electricity, was in condi­
College street.
Miss Harvey is
der
the auspices of the ladies aid tion to operate. We have made ar­
C. C. Collard, who was formerly a
rangements with the electric com­
teaching at Seaside.
resident of Newberg, but who moved society, will give a bazaar at the pany
to have their troubles on some
West Chehalem church on the even
from
here
to
Portland,
has
returned
Mrs. Chas. E. Gibson was called and has opened up a tlnshop in the ing of December 9. Many things other day than press day hereafter.
to Salem Wednesday evening to pre­ building formerly occupied by Doyle’s suitable for Christmas gifts will be
side at the session of the woman's tire shop.
on sale.^as well as refreshments.
A local man imbibed too freely of
home missionary society, which con­
moonshine one cloudy night this
vened Thursday morning.
Levi Sanders of Fifth and Wil­ week and while in this unfortunate
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Radkle and
lamette streets met with an accident condition accosted a young lady and
son.
Edward.
Jr.,
of
Marysville,
Cal­
The Yamhill county health asso­
at the corner of First and Center sought^) force his attentions upon
ciation held a meeting at McMinn­ ifornia, N. W. Ball, D. C. Marriott streets Thursday morning. Mr. San­ her,
offering to take her for a ride
and
Mrs.
Sarah
Nelson
were
guests
ville on Wednesday of this week.
ders fell on the pavemeat and was and making a general nuisance of
at
the
Mrs.
Maggie
Littlefield
home
Miss Jennla D. .Miller of Newberg is
badly stunned. A physician was himself.
The young lady entered
Thanksgiving.
president of the association.
called and he was taken to his home. a complaint with the authorities and
the man was apprehended and fined
The ladies of the M. E. church
Dr. R. W. VanValin Is attending
Dr. J. S. Rankin, commander of
the annual state dental meeting in are requested to bring their contri­ Lester C. Rees post. American legion 380.00. The Graphic withholds the
name because of his family,
Portland today and tomorrow. The butions to the bazaar and cooked of Newberg. will attend the meetings man’s
but feels that so far as he was in­
doctor will take advantage of the food sale to the Newberg meat com­ held in Portland today and this dividually
concerned he should have
clinics and lectures offered by the pany. formerly Crede’s market, on evening in connection with the visit been dealt with more severely.
progressive men of the dental pro­ Saturday morning.
of Marshal Foch.
Paul Overend,
fession.
George Nichols and H. M. Wallace of
C. S. McKay brought another
Mr. and Mrs. Verden Trexler and the local post are also attending the large
turnip to this office last Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Arls Sherwood and] baby of Willamina drove to Newberg meetings.
day which rather eclipses the one of
Sunday
bringing
Mrs.
Trexler’s
two boys of Portland and Mr. and
which we made an item in a recent
Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Miller of Yamhill, ate mother, Mrs. Welch home.
Bland Herring and wife of Dun­ issue. This turnip was grown by
Thanksgiving turkey at the home of Welch has been visiting her daughter dee will go to Portland on Friday his son. W. H. McKay, and weigh«
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. G. Miller. Mra for about two months.
from which place they will start eleven pounds. Mr. McKay says
Sherwood is a daughter of Mr. and
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next Monday for Phoenix, Arizona, that they have some that are much
Mrs. U. S. G. Miller.
C. C. Curry and daughter, Helen, where they will make an extended larger but that they are not so
Miss Olive Perkins of Portland, Mr. visit with a daughter, Mrs. Cadwal- smooth as this. Mr. McKay lives
Mrs. L. H. Phillips and little and Mrs. Jack Curry, William Per­ lader. Mr. Herring says this is his up on the mountain and says that
daughter. Marjorie, of Parrett moun­ kins and Harry Perkins of Newberg first visit to the cottonland and he is potatoes are still growing there and
tain, had Thanksgiving dinner and were dinner guests Thursday at the looking forward to some new exper­ that they, have been unable to dig
spent the week end with her aunt. home of Mrs. Minnie Owens.
iences.
them as they don’ t get ripe. He
Mrs. Mary Bankson, on School
tells of a neighbor who took 32.000
street, returning home on the one
Gaorge Kelty is slowly recovering
Several Newberg people went to worth of prunes off from seven
o'clock train Sunday.
at the Good Samaritan hospital in Oswego on Monday to attend the acres and this wasn’ t a good year for
Portland. Mr. Kelty has had four funeral of John Pitts of Canby. Mr. prunes either. The mountain soil
Miss Metta Brown, a teacher In operations since going to the hospi­ Pitts was formerly a resident of is certainly good and they get some
the Portland high schools, spent tal last summer and necessarily his Newberg. having a ranch west of wonderful yields up there, and when
Thanksgiving vacation at the home recovery Is a slow process, but he is town. Those who went from here good roads are completed this sec­
of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moore. Mrs. now looking forward to being able to the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. tion will go ahead in a wonderful
Earl Glllanders of Pendleton, a sis­ to return to Newberg.
William Clemmens, John Moore. B. way.
ter of Mrs. Adam Bauer, was also a 1
F. Hevland, Post Commander Meader
guest at the Moore heme.
Mr. Davey. country news represen­ and B. F. Langworthy.
Through an oversight in our haste
tative of the Portland Telegram, was
to get our paper to press a day early
R. C. Slater, of Sutherlin, a stu­ a Newberg visitor on Tuesday of this
Fred Hutchinson of Dundee, who last week, the Graphic completely
dent at O. A. C., spent the Thanks­ week and paid the Graphic office a is attending the Oregon Agricultural overlooked reporting the large mass
giving vacation at the home of Mr. very pleasant call. Mr. Davey was college at Corvallis came home Wed­ meeting which was held on the pre­
and Mrs. C. H. Nichols. Other a classmate of Harold Nichols at nesday for the Thanksgiving holi­ vious Saturday evening in Duncan’s
guests Thursday at this home were Willamette university and also vis­ days. returning to Corvallis on Sun­ hall. We were unable to attend this
Mrs. E. M. Hodgln and daughters. ited him while in the city.
day. Fred is dolpg well at O. A. C. meeting ourselves, but are authorita­
Louise. Irene and Harriett.
He was one of six out of about 250 tively informed that there was a very
The Park addition Sunday school who wrote English papers to receive large crowd in attendance to hear
The missionary society of the had an attendance of forty-seven special mention and was also chosen Attorney B. A. Kliks of McMinnville
discuss the city charter. Mr. Kliks’
Presbyterian church was entertained this past Sunday. Those present en­ as a member of the rifle team.
talk. we are informed, was very com­
at the home of Mrs. Georglana M. joyed a short talk by Brother Whit­
Babcock last Thursday afternoon. lock of the Friends church, imme­
Mrs. Martha Rorabaugh, who has prehensive. He stated that our city
Miss Eva Hadley sang a beautiful diately following the Sunday school. been spending the past six weeks at charter is out of date and has been
sacred solo which was much enjoyed. Next Sunday the Y. M. C. A. boyB of Salem with her daughter, Mrs. Heck- outgrown. At the close of his formal
Dainty refreshments were served.
Pacific College have promised us a lnger, returned home on Monday address he answered a number of
musical treat at the close of our morning of this week, Mrs. Heckin- questions from the audience. Mr.
ger bringing her home. They were Kliks has agreed to come to New­
Mr. and Mrs. John Hornibrook of Sunday school.
accompanied by Mrs. John Crosby, berg again at any time and address
west First street entertained the fol­
The
The parent-teachers’ emergency who Is just up from California. Mrs. the people without charge.
lowing at Thanksgiving dinner:
George Mallory and family of Yam­ closet at the public library needs Croeby and Mrs. Heckinger remained meeting was held under the auspices
of a group of property owners and
hill, Henry L. Baker and family, and children's underwear and stockings. untoil Wednesday.
the attendance was certainly all that
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Baker of New­ Forty-eight garments have been giv­
berg, making a company of sixteen. en to those in need during Novem­
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Shagren of could have been asked.
ber. Please send your over supply Gresham motored up to Newberg to
Russell Brock of Hood River has or outgrown wardrobe to the library. eat Thanksgiving dinner with the
Barney Oldfield 30x314 tires
recently purchased the H. Wilson We make over, cut downv and add latter’s mother, and as the severe 39.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop.
8tf
to.
for
whatever
call
may
come.
We
storm caused the closing of the
farm of 10 acres two miles north of
school at Gresham, they were able to
Sherwood. Mr. Brock is preparing to need material, will you help?
remain over the week end.
Mr.
build a new house on the place. He
Barney Oldfield
30x3 \4 tires Shagren is a teacher and football
expects to set most of the land In
fruit and berries.— Sherwood News. 19.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop.
8tf coach iu the high school at that
place. Mrs. Shagren was formerly
Miss Winnie Shaw.
riv i
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The woman’s relief corps served
one of their splendid dinners for the
old soldiers of the G. A. R. at Dun­
can’s hall last Saturday. This was
the time for the regular meeting of
the G. A. R. and the dinner was ser­
ved following the meeting. Every­
thing in the way of good eats was j
provided by the ladies in their usual
bountiful manner, making the event
a most pleasant one.
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L. S. Otis and wife and Ralph
Otis and family attended the western j
wnlnut growers' convention in Port­
land on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. L. S. Otis was appointed
on a committee of five to secure a 25
acre tract which will be used as a
nut culture and experimental tract.
This committee is composed of Prof.
C. E. Schuster of O. A. C.. Ferd
Oroner of Hillsboro, L. S. Otis of
Newberg, George A. Dorris of Eu
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