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Local and Personal News
01» Martin o f Buttevllto spent laat
weak with her brother, Jamea B.
Martin.
Mlae Olive Beaeett 1» home from
Heppner (or a vlelt with her mother,
Mr*. Olive Barnett on Dayton ave
nue.
Mlae Oraoe Colby returned home
laat Friday from attending 0. A. C.
and la at the home o f her father. W.
W. Colby.
Frank M. Vincent, brother of V.
A. Vincent of thla place, came over
from hta home city, Tamhlll, laat
Friday for a abort vlalt.
J. H. Wllaon haa a new live-room
bungalow under count ruction on
Y llla Road Juat off of the Portland
highway. W illiam Saundera la
ervlalag the work.
aup-
M ra F. T. Rucker, M ra Georgians
Babooek and Dr. Sarah Bthel Smith
attended the meeting o f the grand
lodge o f the Baatern Star In -P ort
land Tueaday evening.
Mra Frank Grabler (nee Goldie
Wllaon) and little aoh. Jack, of Port
land, vlatted at the home o f her par
e n t» Mr. and Mra J. H. Wilson of
Fifth at rest from Wednesday till
Saturday.
BergfcA MalaWarlng came home
Friday morning' for a abort vlalt
with hla paraata and old frlenda Mr.
Mainwarlng report» business p ok
ing up at Hermlaton where he la
editor and publisher of the Hermla
ton Herald >
v-
Word has bean received here from
C. J- Clemenaon who left here three
weeks ago for Los Angeles, that he
haa gone Into business la that eity,
the business being an auto painting
and top establishment. Hta family
"w ill follow shortly.
• ■ The BoaseBvangeltatfe oompany
now holding meeetlngs at the Chris
tian ehureh. w ill give a free ooneert
in the gymnasium at Fernwood on
Saturday evening.
Ho charge, no
collection. A chance to hear some
splendid music la offered to all.
Gifford L. Osborn, son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Osborn, who live across
the river between here and Aurora,
arrived home Saturday for a short
visit. He graduated from O. A. C.
thla year and w ill t o to Kathlamet,
Wash., where he w ill be employed.
8. B. Watkins, formally a well
known contractor and builder In
New berg, but now a resident of
Sherwood, was In the city for a short
time Saturday evening. Mr. W at
kins thinks New berg is showing a
steady growth in building opera
tions.
/
ployed by the Standard Oil Co. at
thla place, haa been transferred tem
porarily to Vancouver, Wash., and
In a short time #111 be placed in
charge of a station at Battleground.
Wash., for the same company. The
Butlers moved to Vancouver thla
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Langton are
leaving for Hillsboro where Mrs.
Langton w ill have charge o f the
women In the Ray-Maling cannery
and Mr. Langton w ill also be em
ployed there. Fred Teach, who waa
at one time employed In the local
cannery, to superintendent of the
Kay-Mallng cannery. The Langtons
expect to be »w ay for about six
months and have rented their home
to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knowles dur
ing their absence.
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THURSDAY, JURE 15, 1922.
Prof, and Mrs. Oliver F. Kllhu
Mrs. W. E. Llngenfelter, who haa
and little son went to the coast tost
been, at a Portland hospital for
weeks, returned home Monday.
^fSaturdajr-fier a weak or so.
Miss Rath Nottage, who has been
Miss Isabel Llngsnfelter, who has
teaching In the Marshfield 'city been studying at the Ellison-Whlte
schools, returned home Saturday conservatory of music In Portland,
Mra. Stella Jackson of Portland morning.
returned home with her mother.
vlatted fier coualn, Jamea B. Martin,
laat week.
Géorge F. Brent and family of
Mr. aad M r» J. F- Johnston and
Slualaw toft Sunday after a week'« Mr. Morris, M r» Johnston’s father,
Mr», Bfoily A. W ing and M r» M. J. vlalt with M r» Brent’s parents, Mr. ba\ e returned from Monmouth,
Naah will go to Portland Tueaday and M r» I. W. Martin, and brother, where Mrs. Johnston was attending
and will apend a week or so at that James B. Martin.
thn normal. Mr. Morris says that
place.
they are back "to stay.
M r» H. 8. Maloney. Mra. Frank
H. L. Marshall came up from M. Blason, Mias Alice Dow and Mas
Superintendent and M r» B. W.
Portland Saturday to vlalt hla per ter Stewart Dow of McMinnville vis Kirk of Oregon City were at New
enta, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marshall, ited Newberg frlenda laat Sunday, berg attending the Pacific College
over 8unday.
They mot tored I down In the Dow car. commencement exercises on Wednes
day, returning the same evening.
e ooplee
Persona desiring to secure
Tbe Newberg Motor Company re Mr. Kirk waa a classmate of Walter
of the new Commercial club booklet ports the sale of tbe following ears: Woodward at Pacific.
may do so from the club secretary Clarence Butt a new coupe, Dave
for sending to any Interested pertica Smith a new touring car, George
The Friends yearly meeting to be
Morrison a new touring car and the ing held here this week, it having
Rev. H. B. Krelder and son went Yamhill Blaetrte a new roadster.
commenced Thursday morning. - Aa
to Portland on Tuesday tq secure
the Oraphle goes to pres» I f to Im
medical treatment for the boy, who
account of the
T. B. Warner and family and Fred possible to get
haa been running high temperatures Kennedy and ■ family' spent Sunday meeting as wc would Ilka, but It to
and losing flesh for some time.
with Mr. Warner’s daughter, M r» our intention to give a full amount
cnaton Bates at Salem. Mr. Kenne In our next Issue.
The last Issue of the McMIunvUle dy and children remained'at Salem
Telephone-Register
assumed
the for the week.
The l l r d annual sesaion of the
foam of a seven column eight page
Eastern Star to, la aesalon thla week
paper. This increase in page also
Mr. and M r» R. Wicklander of at the Pythian Temple In Portland.
follows the InstallsUon of a new and Falls City kave moved to Newberg, The following members of Newberg
larger newspaper press.
arriving hare laat week. Tkey kave Chapter are In attendance: Mr. and
rented a residence at 707 River Mrs. William Clemmena, Mesdames
Mias Helen Prosser, w>o has been street and Mr. Wicklander la em JP. Hilbert, J.. Mueller, Grace Law
spending the past two weeks with ployed at the sawmill here.
ler, Marie K. E van» Verona H. Nel
her mother. Mra. B. R. Prosser, left
son, and Adrtota Stephenson.
for Marshfield Monday afternoon,
C. B. Dawson stepped on the gaa
assaaspaalsd by her sister, Mlae Bes Instead of on the brake last Monday
Dr. I. M. Blomwick spent Satur
sie, who is planning on spending the with the result that hla Henry struck day afternoon and Snnday at the
school vacation in that elty.
Henry Chase’s Henry and drove K home of her parents, Mr. and M r»
against a pole smaablag two wheel» C. F. Blomwick, at Boring, Oregon.
Mra. Bd Kienle left Tuesday even and otherwise damaging Its working Dr. Blomwtok'a cousin, Lars Garths,
ing for Charles City, Iowa, for an mechanism. Mr. Dawson’s car was of Norway, had Just arrived In Port
Indefinite visit with har parents, also damaged considerably by the land on the steamship Louise Neil-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfeiffer. A Impact. The" accident occurred at son, a freight schooner sailing under
family reunion la planned during her the intersection of College and Sec the Norwegian flag. Mr. Garthe to
visit there, aa other mem ben of the ond street»
a machinist on the ship. While in
family will come (ra n other places
port he made a vlalt with the Blom-
at that time.
W. H. Vernon haa asked us to wlcks at Boring. The ship to taking
urge the public ta pay. in their Ber- on a cargo of lumber for China, at
Dr. T. W. Hester haa been having rian duas for this year without ne the Inman-Poulsen m ill»
dbme ndw optical Instruments and cessitating a visit from the com
equipment installed at hla office. mittee. He says that It la very Im
A call to made for large quantities
Among other pieces la a new opthal- portant that thia money be paid In of red juid white roses for the Ber-
meter for the testing o f the cornea so that tbe affaira o f the Berrians rlan float which to now being con
the eye. Another piece la a new
may proceed. It 1s necoeaaary to raise structed at the Dawson barn In the
electric reading card which la the a large sum of money to pay for the rear of the Newberg Motor company
verF'lateat and most Improved style. band uniforms and maintenance. Re garage. Persona having any quan
ceipts for membership may be re tities of roam which they can fur
M in Grace Wllaon left Newberg
ceived at either bank.
^ nish the Berrians w ill please notify
Friday noon, and Saturday morning
R. A. Butt at the U. 8. National
In company with a lady friand, left
The little son, who came to the bank at once so that the committees
Portland by auto for Oakland. Cali Ralph Otto home on Jane 7th, haa may know something of what they
fornia, where she will visit frien d » been given the name o f Harrìso« will have for use. Thla year’s float
She w ill also visit M r» M. R. Stretch Grey, thla being a family na
iprlll require a very large quantity of
of Merced, California. M r» Stretch New England ancestors, four in .flowers and it will he necessary for
was formerly Pearl Cobb o f New number, the laat one. a brother o f W
* to hel>
this way If suf-
berg.
L. S. Otis, having passed away la Orient flowers are secured.
California, three years sines. Ralph
The P. J. Griffith family, who Grey Otto to the very laat and only
H. G. Keeney, son of Mr. and Mra.
came here very reoenUy from Alber hoy In the family, so all are re Austin Keeny o f this place, gradua
ta, Canada, have the sympathy of the joicing that this little oae can be the ted from Penn College thia spring.
community In the Ion of a baby fifth Harrison Grey Otto.
Mr. Keeney and wife will leave Oe-
which waa born Wednesday and
kalooea.Towa. the seat of Penn Col
panafl away a few hours later. The
Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Otis and Mr. lege. Saturday, and wtU motor ’out
little one was buried on Thursday. and M r» T. I. Hullt autoed to Sea to the coast. They w ill spend a week
Rev. Krelder of the Free Methodist side Saturday, taking Mr. and M r» In Kansas, another in Missouri, still
church officiating at Its burial.
E. H. Barns and Mr. and M r » L. A. .another In Colorado and about the
Moore with them. They returned am e length of time at Yellowstone
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edwards and Monday evening, all feeling that park. They will make their return
hr. and M s » Lloyd Bd wards and they had spent a most enjciyabl» by way « of « H 00
ood'Elver,
where Mr.
«> «,v e r wnere
«r.
son came over from Tillamook Tues week end. The weather was ideal Keeney will teach science and coach
day evening and attended the com and the wonderful scenic highway next -winter. They will spend the
mencement exercises at Pacific Col must be seen to be appreciated, they remainder of their summer vacation
lege. returning to Tillamook Wed my. The party occupied the Lark- with Mr. Keeney’a people here.
nesday evening.
Four generations
Inn cottaga while there.
were represented at the Jesse Ed
Wedding announcements
have
wards home daring their visit here.
been
received
here
of
the
doable
Weelev Barry, whose latest screen
play to Gus Bd wards’ “ School Days’’ wedding of Miss Jessie Streeter and
Fire damaged the. Elberton hotel which comas to the Baker Theatre Walter Franklin Nichols and Myrtle
at McMinnville last Sunday evening Monday and Tuesday, June 19 and Jane BalBdon and Thomas Allan
to the extent of about »1600 which 16. recently received a letter from a Griffith, which occurred in Portland
was fully covered with insurance. beauty specialist. Wes' was advised on Saturday, June 10. Both of the
When discovered the fire was raging that If he desired to have his freckles young ladles taught In the grade
In the basement and had extended to removed. It would be an easy matter school here for the past two years
the walls of the first story, but an and no Injury would result from the and have qntte a large number of
hour’s work on the part of tbe Mc operation.
Before deciding on an friends In this community. Mr.
Minnville fire department ended tbe answer, he took the letter to Bill Nichols Is at present cashier of the
conflagration.
The Elberton |s a Nigh, his director, and was told: Tillamook County Bank of T illa
mook, but was for some time em
four story brick building.
*’W«s\ if you have your freckles re
moved, you’ll be out of luck In the ployed In the W. A. Graham drug
store in thia city. Mr. Griffith is an
Walter Woodward, son of Mr. and movies.”
orehardlst at Cashmere, Washington.
Mrs. E. H. Woodward of this city,
arrived here from Richmond, Indi
J. R. Finley of Tigard, but for
The Graphic editor is Indebted to
ana, where be has been teaching,
for a few weeks* visit here and to merly of this city, passed away at J, S. Wright for a box of delicious
make the commencement address at his home last Thursday following a 1 Oregon strawberrle» brought to this
Pacific College. Mr. Woodward was short Illness. Mr. Finley had suffer- J office last Saturday. Mr. Wright
formerly a teacher at Pacific College ed from asthma and kindred com lives about a mile north of Newberg
and was also at ons time associated plaints for some time and some time and has an acre of Oregon« which
with his father in editing and pub ago had the flu. The Saturday be were set out one year ago. In re
fore hla death he went up near Hope- sponse to a remark made about the
lishing the Graphic.
well In company with others. In large sixe of hla berries. Mr. Wright
Thomas R. Blaylock and wife of cluding Mrs. M. J. Nash of this city, told a story of ons o f his little pick-
Seattle, who were former residents to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ezra era. who, on finding an especially
o f Newberg, Mr. Blaylock having Nash. He waa apparently as well as large berry asked permission to take
been employed as manual training usual at that time, but was taken ill It to his mother and marched off
Instructor o f the local schools for a Sunday and passed away Thucsday. with It on his shoulder. Mr. Wright
time, are now visiting at the home Funeral services were held on Satur says his ambition la to grow straw
of M r» Blaylock’s mother, Mrs. J. R day afternoon and Interment fol berries so large the small boy will
Finley, they having come down to lowed at Pleaaant H ill cemetery, near be compelled to carry them on his
shoulder.
attend Mr. Finley’s funeral. They Metsger.
will probably vlalt Newberg friends
before returning to Seattle.
an
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The summed days are made doubly wort* by the nie of
tbe hot wood range. If you would be oomfoxtaUa and
cool ia your kitchen the EUctrio la u fe will afford tbe
relief you seek fro * the hot, steamy cook room, incident
to tbe use of wood for fuel. Wo have several makes of
the best Electric Ranges which we sell at cost on easy
term» You cannot appreciate the excellence of Beotne
Cooking until you have tried it See our ranges aad we
shall be glad to iafiall ose in your home «
terms that will satfcfy you.
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Rev. and Mrs. T. Bronlllette, Mrs.
Susie Buckley and daughter. Beat
rice. Mr. and Mra. C. B. Lapp and
family. M r» L. E. Brown and daugh
ter, Helen, and Mr. and Mrs. Sum
ner Miller and son. Kenneth, all of
Portland, attended the high school
graduating exercises here last Fri
day night. They are relatives and
friends of Miss Buphema Boyes, who
was a member of the graduating
class.
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Some of the biology students are
much Interested In the wanderings
of a certain turtle with a cracked
shell bearing the Initials H. C. B.
It usually lives near tha Dayton
avenue bridge, but haa been seen on
the weat of the hill a mils away.
He has now, Jons I , been trans
ported to the north end of Dayton
avenne and turned loose. Anyone
next finding him please report date
and locality to the Graphic.
J. D. Gordon of this plaee has been
awarded the contract for laying
17,000 square feet o f concrete side
walks In Dallas this summer. Mr.
Gordon's bid was I I H cents a square
foot and waa half a cant higher than
tbe lowest bid. Mr. Gordon Includ
ed a five year guarantee In bla con
tract that the work will be con
structed In a workmanlike manner
and w ill stand up under travel for
that length of time without repair
and If any defects occur In the walks
In that period he agrees to rebuild
them.
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Order at oaoe stating dates tickets are for. Make all cheeks
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