Newberg graphic., July 13, 1922, Page FIVE, Image 5

Largai CtrcuUtloa lp Yamhill County
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*d Oberg * u a Salem vlaltor
Miss Du Paul, county nurse, spent
Tuesday on a business mission.
Wednesday afternoon In Newberg.
C. E. Akers of Albany was a New*
Paul Irvine and mother of Port­
bora visitor for a short time on land drove up to Newberg Monday
Wednesday.
to visit friends here..
Mrs. Oliva Bassett left last Satur­
Mrs. Jennie Krohh visited Tues­
day evening for Sacramento, Calif.. day and Wednesday at the home of
where she will visit for some time.
Mrs. C. A. Williams at McMinnville
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Evans returned
Ztrarl Ellis lost a valuable cow
Tuesday. Mr. Ellis thinks the ani­ homCJ Tuesday evening after a ten-
mal was poisoned by something she dayp' fishing trip to Dr. Hester's
camp. •
ate.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC,
AY, ITOT I I 1922
J. T. King and wife returned last
V. W. Houser and family expect1 f*.
Sunday from a week’s trip to fffio- to leave Friday of this week for >
homish, Washington.
Gearing, Nebraska. They will drive
through In their ear. Mr. Houser
Mrs. E. H. Foster of Columbus. has some large property holdings
Ohio, Is spending the summer with hack there and wants to dispose of
her sister, Mrs. Eva Hummer Hull. them so that he can return to Ore­
gon. He will retain his.property In
Newberg.
Mias Hattie B. Fletoher arrived
from Zealandia, Sask., Canada. °i
It was a fine act of courtesy
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of which
the Berrlsns showed in rout­
Fulton street.
ing their parade so that it would
pass the residence of E. H. Wood­
Henry Morris, who was taking ward and enable him to enjoy it. as
treatments at Shepherd’s Mineral be could not otherwise have done be­
springs, came home last week to a t­ cause of his physical condition. Mr.
tend the Berry Festival.
Woodward has been one of the build­
ers of Newberg and his thirty-one
Miss Jessie NewUn. of the tele years at the editorial desk of the
phone company, returned yesterday Graphic has enabled him to wield a
from a two weeks’ vacation, during Powerful force for the upbuilding of
which time she visited in Portland. this city. He was certainly pn
titled to the consideration.
Seaside and other places.
James McCane and Walter Ricks
Mias Mildred Elsert of Canby
VlrgU Hlnshaw, who was attend
spent the week end In Newberg as a made a trip to Amity Tuesday. Mr.
Charles Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hulln at <01 Ricks Is a representative of the El Gus Chapman of Salem came over lng summer school at the Universi­
1 Ison-White company.
ty of Oregon at Eugene, was taken
Hancock street.
last Sunday bringing with them Mr sick
the latter part of last week and
Parker's nieoe. Miss Fidelia Parker last 8unday
had to go to bed. His
Rev.
and
Mrs.
N.
Welter
are
mov­
of Richmond, Indiana. Mr. Parker trouble seemed
Hall Harvey expects to leave next
to be of a spinal ns
Tuesday for Blair, Nebraska, on a ing to Portland today (Thursday), and the Chapmans returned to
ture and although the doctors are
business trip which will keep him In where Rev. Welter has been ap­ lem that same evening, but
pointed as pastor of the St. Johns Parker remained over until Tuesday still in doubt, they seem to think
the east Indefinitely.
that he has spinal meajpgiti*. A
Free Methodist ohurch.
morning when she started on her blood
test has been sent to Portland
return
to
Indiana.
They
were
all
The American Legion will give a
but no return has been received on It
guests
at
the
L.
M.
Parker
hove
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plnney and
dance in their new b u i l d i n g Satur­
as yet. Mr. and Mrk Hlnshaw wets
day evening. The public are' Invited“. children are spending two weeks while In this city.
called to Eugene to be with their
Tickets will be 91.00; ladles free. ' with Mrs. Plnney’s parents. Rev. and
son and Mrs /Hlnshaw remained
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Balsiser, non there. Mr. Hlnshaw returning here
Mrs. Myers, at Wood b u r n. Mr.
Plnney Is having his annual vaca­ Wendell and daughter Siva, of Wednesday evening. Virgil has been
The American Legion ' auxiliary tion
lone, Oregon, visited at the home of running a temperature of 184 and
at the poet office.
will meet Tuesday evening, July 18,
Mrs. Balsiser’* parents. Mr. and Mrs Tuesday nlfiht was out of his head
at 8 o’clock in the city library base­
A. T. McNay. A family reunion wax
The state highway commission held and three daughters and their for the first time. The doctors say
ment. Every member is urged to be
will open bids on the 25th and 28th families, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bart that it is a ease of Ilfs and death
present.
him for a few days. His many
of this month on quite a number of lett and little daughter, Mr. gpd with
friends here will hope for his re­
projects,
among
them
being
the
wid­
Chas Fuller and family came up
Mrs. Louis Balsiser and family, and covery..^— « - « —
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from Portland Sunday and spent the ening and resurfacing of the West Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holcomb and
Side
Pacific
Highway
from
Newberg
day with Mrs. Fuller’s father. Dr.
son of Woodbum were in attend
V. V. Gould has quite a unique
>. A. Romtg of Newberg and sister. to the Multnomah eounty line.
ance. Mrs. Balsiser and daughter window
display at his jewelry store
Mrs. Ralph Otis of near Rex.
will remain In Newberg a week or The main
object is a reproduction
Gus Gianopuloe left last Sunday two before returning to eastern Ore of
the famous northeast tower and
Mrs. Ella Harvey, accompanied by morning for Spokane, Wash., where
gate to tbe city of Cairo, Egypt.
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Miss Octavla Ware and Miss Emma he met his wife and returned with
This
la a work of art and exempli­
belle Woodworth will leave Satur­ her, arriving here Tuesday after­ - Miss Margaret Garrison, who fies in Its great antiquity a living
noon.
Mrs.
Gianopuloe
Is
-Just
re­
appeared on the ehautauqua hen memorial of scenes In the Bible.
day for Rockhway. where they will
stay until about the first of August. turning from Greece where she has Tuesday afternoon Is a cousin of Around this wall, .which is over
been for the past two years. They Mrs. K. H. Stckafooae of this place 5000 years old, the romance of our
will make their home In the Clar­ and her grandfather was one of the early
civilisation has been woven.
Anthony Trunde of Turns, Colo­ ence Bütt residence on the corner earliest pioneers locating south or
Only ten miles northeast of this spot
rado, left Tuesday afternoon after a of Hancock and River streets.
McMinnville on the Tamhilt river is Meliopolls, “tbe city of the sun.”
ten days’ visit at the home of his
in 1848- -Mias Garrison has the where there was an obelisk of red
sister. Mrs. Enos Ellis. Mr. Trunde
The Newberg Motor company re­ honor of being the only lady who granite 68 feet high, and erected
said that it was too hot here for him.
won a national oratorical con­ previous to tbe visit of Abraham to
ports! the sale of the following ever
test. She'won the national contest the land of the Pharaohs. Formerly
Fords: George W. 8mith of-Lad held
In Iowa while attending Wil­ the obelisks of Cleopatra stood here
Meade Elliott left las^ Saturday Hill a new touring; Tan Damm a
evening tor Seabeck to attend the new touring; Billy Sulllynn of West lamette University a t Salem. MI sh also. It was probably here where
boys’ conference at that place. The Chehalem, a pew touring; Arthur Garrison has signed a contract to Moses received his education, where
conference lasts for two weeks and Ranxau. a new roadster; Yamhill appear in lyceum courses through­ Herodotus acquired most of -hie
Meade expects to return here after Electric company; a new roadster; out the east next winter.
skill in writing history, and where
that.
Plato studied. The scene displayed
Joe Porter, a new coupe; S. 8. Vin­
cent, a new truck; and R. W. Staley
Among the out of town people In In Mr. Gould’s window la typical of
F. D. Warner of 8herwood Is op­ a tractor and implements.
Newberg on Berrtan day were Mr. the present day Hfe around the an­
ening up a tract of land along the
and Mrs. Frank M. Rons and son. cient wall to the city of Cairo with
west side of the highway west of
Louis, who spent the day aa guests Its colorful characters—the camel
The
Commercial
Hotel
has
again
Newberg and will sell this off in changed handa Mrs. Margaret Clow of Mrs. Minnie W. Cooper and d ri v e r and his camel, the ever pres­
small tracts, from a half Sere up.
Mrs. Wood, old time friends. ent street beggar, tbe water girl and
Mrs. Marie Nyborg, who have mother,
He is building a bungalow on one and
The Roes family has recently eome the veiled lady—all this gives the
operated
this
hostelry
for
the
past
or these trait* find Is offering some three months have sold their* hold­ to Portland from Denver. Mr. Roes scene a toueh of realism.
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attractive trays in- this issue of- the ings to X. St. Jacques of Fort Al­ has charge of the Oliver plow Inker
Oraphic.
in the northwest, including the
Dispose of that Junk around the
bina. B. C., who took possession on eets
houses In 8eattle and Ta­ place by advertising It In the
Wednesday of this week. Mr. St. branch
coma,
with
headquarters In Pon Graphic.
Jacques
expects
to
rent
out
furnish­
D. J. Wood of Huntington Park.
Louis Roes Is a young sculp­
Calif., pasnsd away there on July 2 ed and unfurnished housekeeping land.
tor. whose work attracted favorable,
at the advanced age of-nearly 80 apartments and also supply board comment
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
in Denver, where ' !fi#
years. Mr. Wood is known to the and rooms. '
Notice
la hereby given that the
studied. He hopes to spend a few
old settlers of this community, har­
undersigned,
Anna F. Howland, haa
years
studying
In
Paris
and
other
ing come here In 1878 and lived
Roy L. McDougall, who lives on
been duly appointed adminiatratrlx
here until 1887. He was one of the the mountain north of Newberg, won European cities.
of the estate of William W. Clark, de­
founders of this community and the first prise at the Berry Festival
ceased, by the County Oonrt of Yam­
Chet
Hannegan
took
Mrs.
Howard
helped A. T. Blair haul the lumber on strawberrisk.
Mr. McDougall
hill County, Oregon, and has qual­
Sherlock
'an
d
children
and
Mr*.
for the first church In this neigh­ raises some very fine berries and has
ified.
8herloek’e
mother.
Mrs.
Poe,
on
a
borhood.
quite a record on his patch. This
Now. therefore, all persona having
year with three-fourths of an acre trip to the coast last 8unday, going claims against the estate of William
by
way
of
Tillamook
and
making
Walter C. Woodward, who has In strawberries he secured 245
W. Clark, the same person as Wil­
been visiting his parents, Mr. and crates of berries. He averaged 81.52 the round trip by way of Seaside liam Clark, deceased.-are hereby no­
and
Portland.
On
the
return
trip
Mrs. E. H. Woodward, and who made a crate for them making him
tified and required to present the
the commencement address at Pa­ 9522.40 on the three-fourths acre, they had a bad accident near the epme. with the proper vouchers, duly
church
between
Bertha
station
and
cific College this year and also ad­ or at the rate of 9888 an acre.
Multnomah. They had rounded the verified, to the undersigned admin­
dressee at the Friends Tearly Meet­
curve and were oomlng up over the istratrix, at the law office of Clar­
ing. left last Saturday for his home
Hugh
D.
Rundell
and
wife
of
hill towards the ehurch when the ence Butt, in the City of Newberg.
at Richmond, Indiana. He was ac­ Portland are visiting at the home ear
got out of Mr. Hannegan’s con­ Yamhill County, Oregon, within six
companied on his trip here by his of Mr. Rundell’s parents, Mr. and
and Instead of following the months from the date of this notice.
little daughter, who also returned Mrs. F. R. Rundell. In reply to the trol
Dated this 13th day of July. 1822.
pavement
turned off into the field
with him.
ANNA F. HOWLAND.
query as to how long they would and turned completely over, smdih-
Administratrix of the estate bf
visit here, Mr. Rundell remarked Ing off one wheel, and completely
-Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McFarland that his son was employed as a fire­ demolishing the top. Several of the William W. Clark, deceased.
Clarence Butt, attorney for estate.
and son. Perdval. and daughter. man on the logging train which occupants were Injured slightly In
First pub. July 13. 1932.
Helen, arrived Wedneeday morning rune Into Newberg and that they the accident, but none serious­
Last pub. Aug. 10,. 1922.
from St. Louis, Missouri, and expect would probably remain with them ly. They were all brought hbtne by
to remain until next Saturday. They until he gets "bumped,” which Is an ambulance. The car was Mr.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Mc­ the railroad man’s way of stating Sherlock’s Overland.
Thirty cent* la not very much
Farland’s sister, Mrs. Oscar Huddle­ the situation when he is transferred
money to pay when you have a cow
ston. Both of the young people are because of someone’s else seniority
Ernie Duncan, wbo has been em­ to eell or a horse or some other ar­
talented along musical lines and they over him.
ployed by tbe Yamhill Electric com­ ticle. Yet often times a thirty cent
are hurrying back home to take part
pany. for a short time, on the line classified ad. haa brought buyer and
In a big musical affair to be given
Former members of the Canadian construction gang, met with an ac­ seller together aa soon as the paper
there soon.
army, now realding In Newberg, cident last Tuesday which might la eut. Oraphic ads get results, tf
were gueats Tuesday evening at the have been more serious than It
SEE J. C. MONK for express and
L. Oldenburg and family left Mon-1 cosy bungalow home of Mr. and Mrs. proved. .... Mr. Duncan was climbing
hauling at reasonable prices;
day for Santa Rosa. California, James McWhannel, when a dinner a pole in the city of Amity and was light
where they will locate. Mr. Olden­ party was held In honor of “Pri­ at tbe top when his foot slipped and trunks 35c. Stand In front of ex­
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burg has traded his residence prop­ vate” Peat, who appeared that even­ In falling he atruck a high power press office.
erty just east of the bridge for 28 tt ing on the Chautauqua platform, as wire. The shock knocked him un­
acres of land near Santa Rosa. a peace orator.• Mrs. McWhannel conscious and he was taken to a
There are grapes, prunes, cherries, proved herself a charming hostess private home in Amity where there
peaches, apples and other fruits on and won the hearts of the ex-Canucks was a private nurse end a local doc­
his newly acquired place. A Mr. ! with the meal she served. Covers tor was summoned. The accident oc­
J. W. White has taken the residence were laid for Messrs. Harold Peat. curred at about 11:80 a. m. At
property here in the exchange and ! Davtd B. Smith, John Fawkes. Ken­ latest reports Mr. Duncan was do­
will live here. The deal also in-! neth Kinney, and the hosts of the ing nicely and the effects were not
considered as serious as at first In
eluded all furniture.
j evening.
fact It la thought that he will be
brought home today (Thursday) or
Friday, and although he will be In
some pain, he will soon be over the
worst effects. He was burned on
Is your vision blurred and
the head and otherwise the only
Injury waa the severe shock.
the newspaper print hard to
Take your Ice Cream or
Sherbets home in a
Thermos Pack
Keeps in good shape from 2 to
4 hours without ice.
We will loan you one
Graham’s Drug Store
Phon« White 113
The Ford caravan, comprising
some twenty or more cars, trucks,
tractors, etc., arrived In Newberg
Friday evening and were met at the
edge of the city by the Berrlan band
and escorted Into town. They quick­
ly act up their equipment on the
vacant lot on the corner of First
and Edwards streets and here they
soon had a large crowd gathered to
watch them.
Demonstrations of
various pieces of tbalr equipment
were given and a radio outfit triad
to pick up some concerts for the
crowd, but were unable to get mueh.
Tbe moving picture outfit met with
better success and showed quits a
number of reels of pictures. All day
Saturday and Saturday evening dem­
onstrations were given and vartona
stunts were put on by this aggrega­
tion. This affair proved to be quite
a feature of tbe festival, both In the
parade and In the way of enter­
taining the crowds. The Newberg
Motor company are to be congratu­
lated upon bringing this off
to Newberg for this occasion
soef
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Electrical
For the home, factory sad business— lamps, lamp aoekef de­
vices, motors, faaa, ranges, washing machines, wiring mater­
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dustry, we shall be pleased to give you the b en eit of dhx)
experience.
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Yamhill Electric Company
“It S e m s Tou Eight”
DE. 8. M. WENDT
Eye, Ear, Hoee and Throat
Galls answered to your home.
Edwards Building
The Palm Confectionery
We Specialise in '
"77 „ Ice Cold Drinks
Try one of
-
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b e Cream by the dish er in balk.
A full line of
Candies, Cigars
An 80 oeat
Tobaccos
cigarettes 18 cents, t for SS canta.
Printing I
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Etc.
G R A P H IC
; R. F. GILL,
A. R. MILLS,
Vice Pres.
F irs t N atio n al Bank
o f Newberg
Foreign
Interest on
Time Deposits
Safe Deposit
Boxes for Sent
Doctor, Nurse, Dentist
All Have P at Their Stamp of
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F irs ta id
P ro d u c ts
Manufactured in our Own Laboratories
Under Rigid Inspection
This is the warning that
your eyes need help.
Why go
•boot your work, seeing per­
ADHESIVES. GAUZES, BANDAGES, COTTON, PLASTERS,
haps only half aa much as yon
SUPPORTERS, FIRSTAID KITS,
should, when our glasses w ill
ENAMEL WARE FOE SICK ROOM
again make seeing n pleasure?
CERTIFIED CLINICAL THERMOMETERS
Sold only at
The
Yours for better eyesight.
C. A. Morris
THE
JEWELER-OPTICIAN
H
b o to tt
Store
LYNN B. FERGUSON
808 P in t S t
Druggist
; Ore.
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