Newberg graphic., July 27, 1922, Page FIVE, Image 5

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NEWBERG GRAPH IC THURSDAY, JULY 27, IM S
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Mrs G. W. Wells made a trip to
J. Deacon, father of Mrs Bertha
Ingram, Is visiting here from Port-
McMinnville on Wednesday.
A. P. Sutton and family are spend­ land.
Mrs W. T. Anderson and daugh­
ing e ten days’ vacation at the
ter are spending some time In Salem
Mrs. Arthur Hodson an(| daughter, with Mrs. Anderson’s parents.
Clea Walker, who has been visit­
Ony Kramien Is going on a trip Ruth, spent last Saturday with
William Hard left Tuesday morn*
ing hie uncle, A. E. Walker, has re­
in* (or Cal
to .the coast the latter part of this friends at Oak Grove.
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W. J. Notfage
ottage was a McMinnville
L. 8. Otis and wife returned Tues­ turned to his home In Alberta, Can­
business visitor on Monday.
Ennis Prink returned Monday day evening from a few days’ visit ada.
Mrs Lois Blum of Baker City ar­
Vernon Gould made a business from a few days’ trip to the Falla to the beach at Seaside.
City country.
The Misses Bertha Frelheit and rived bore Tuesday and Is visiting
trip to Portland on Wednesday.
Fred Herring and family have Stella Land of Portland are spend­ her aunt, Mrs. Prank Stewart, north
V. B. Goff and wife returned Tues-
been
spending some time at the Pa­ ing their vacation with Mm. J. B. of town.
• day from an outing at Pacific City.
cific
City
Beach.
Mias Jessie Britt, accompanied by
Stewart of Route No. 1.
W. L. Seott and wife of this city
her
uncle and Miss Norma Harvey,
Mrs.
Ellen
Jeffrey
of
North
street
Fred
Kincaid
of
Springbrook
won
are spending some time at Newport
returned from a short outing at
In the hopes of bettering Mrs. Scott’s purchased a new Pord oedan the lat­ two out of three firsts in the bait has
ter part of last week.
casting tournament at Sellwood park Pacific City.
health.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Walters and
Floyd Packer Is over from Turner in Portland last Sunday.
. The coast la a popular rendetvous
Dr. W. N. Coffee has moved Into Mr. and Mrs. La Due went on a pic­
at this, season and It Is Impossible to to be with his father during the
the N. Welter house on Dayton ste- nic to Silver Lake over near Milwau-
keep up with those who are going time of hie serious condition.
Mias Rosalie Edwards, a grand­ nue, while Locke Silva has rented kfe last Sunday.
had coming.
The Miaeee Helen Curry, Helen
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Wal­ the H. Q. Moore residence.
■ Billy Sullivan and family re­
Margaret
Bilyeu and Vina Bldgood
lace,
is
spending
a
week
at
their
C.
E.
Newhouse
brought
a
fig
to
turned Tuesday from (Pacific City
where they spent four days soaking hoipe. Miss Edwards la from Port­ this office which he raised on his of Portland aft guests of Mrs. Min­
land.
place. He has two trees, but states nie Owen this week.
In the salt air.
Clarence Cooley took an auto load
Mr. and Mrs. Neal McCoy got that this is the first, time that they
Mrs. Bda Woods returned Sunday
to Gladstone Park Wednesday to at­
have
ever
ripened.
their
berry
crop
picked
nicely
Fri­
evening from Pacific City where »he
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Bentley and tend the grocers' picnic. t He re­
went last week with Mr. and Mr*. day noon, and served their berry
pickers with Ice cream, cake and children, Richard and Patricia, writ ports a good time and a large crowd.
J. L. VanBlarlcom.
pnnch.
accompany Mr. and Mrs. Will M.
Mrs. L. A. Marsh o f Emmett, Ida­
The Newberg Motor company re­
C. H. Bills and family have moved Doud to Sekside on Friday of this ho. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
port the sale of new Pord touring
Ed Morley of this city. Mrs. Morley
ears to Paul Buuek and Jack Smith but to the J. C. Smith place in West week for « week’s ontlng.
is just recovering from a severe at­
Chehalem, >where Mr. Ellis will be
Clark Hodson, son of Mr.
during the past week.
employe^ in the construction of a Mrs. Arthur Hodson, left last Satur­ tack of qntney.
Mias Alice Simms of Portland re­ new
prune dryer.
day for’ Enterprise, Oregon, for
Claud Clark, son of A1 Clark, a
turned home Saturday ofter a week’ s
G. P. Brent and family came over month's visit with his uncle, I. C. former resident of Newberg, and
visit with her grandparents, Mr
from Manhfleid last Saturday and Endlcott, who owns a ranch near who has been with the Y. M. C. A-
and Mrs. 8. P. Wallace! '
v
In foreign service, visited Newberg
visited
over Sunday with J. B. Mar­ that city.
Mias Clara Haymes leaves this
on Tuesday of this week.
^
and family. Mrs. Brent la a sis­
The volunteer choir of Ahe M
week for Palls City where she will tin
ter of Mr. Martin.
church
will
go
on
their
annnal
Mrs. O. S. Morris left Thursday
attend the Ppworth League Insti­
The Misses .Bertha Frelheit and mer picnic this (Thursday) evening. for 8eattle where she will meet Mr.
tute of the M. B. church.
The
picnic
will
be
held
at
Cfcam-
Stella Lund, who are spending their
Morris and they will attend “ The
Mias Blanch McNay Is spending vacation
with Mrs. j. b . Stewart, en­ poeg again this year and the
Wayfarer.’’
She will return to
the summer at Newport where she IS tertained a number of their Poet- will go by trnek and auto.
Newberg Saturday evening.
recuperating her health and Is also land friends on Wednesday evening.
P. D. Eckerson and wife spent the
employed la a music store.
The marriage license of Joy O.
week end with the former’s brother.
Chester
A-
Dimond
end
wife
at­
Harold Bouael, who was formerly tended the state editorial association Ernest Eckerson at BeSvsr. Oregon. Cowgtll of Newjberg and Ernest R.
connected with the Selberllng-Lncas meeting at Corvallis and Newport. Mr. Eckerson says that crops In that Houck of Indepedence Is given
among the Vancouver licenses in the
Music company of Portland. Is spend­ Mr. Dimond returned home Monday vicinity arc 1% better shape
Oregonian of today, Thursday.
ing his vacation with hts uncle.
morning but Mrs. Dimond and son around here due to the moisture
Verna H. See, manager of ,the
Col. O. S. Jones and Bill Herd left remained over for a week at the which they get from being so close
Golden Rule store at Bovll, Idaho,
to the ocean.
Tuesday morning for 018%- Alberta. coast.
Canada, where Mr. Joaes has
Ed Oberg will leave Sunday morn­ was a Newberg visitor the first of
C. Aebischer had family will leave
quired a 160-acre ranch which he next Monday on a trip to Yellow- ing for Netarta to bring his wife and the week. While here he visited
secured in a trade fo r some Newberg ■tone Park. They will drive' over­ children back to Newberg. He will his father and mother and brothers.
property.
President and Mrs. Levi T. Pen­
land and will meet a brother of Mr. be accompanied by Miss Hlldour
Mr. and Mrs. Harry WUllams and Aebischer from Chicago at the park. Peterson, a sister of Mrs Oberg. Mrs. nington of Pacific College returned
Tuesday evening from Seattle, where
two children, of Jennings. Lodge They expect to be away about a Oberg and two children have
spending the past two weeks at the the former was the principal speak­
spent Sunday here visiting with Mr. month.
er at tkg Washington young Friends
and Mrs. C. A. Riddle and family.
Mr*. S. P. Tlmberlake and daugh­ Netarta beach.
They were old ttqw friends in Dong, ter, Mona, and the Misses Harriet
Mr. and Mrs. Jack CUrry enter­ conference and Puget Bound quar­
terly meeting.
las county.
Baldwin and Helen Robertson expect tained Portland and Newbei
John Kirk! ley has taken a year's
, Friends In Newberg and vicinity to-return the first of next week frffiar Saturday ItW lBg' at the
lease on the Galland service station
will be glad to know that Hubert an outing at Pacific City. Merritt William * Perkins on Villa
Armstrong, a student a f Pacific Col­ Tlmberlake la employed In the office Ntnety-ftva guests were assembled at the corner of First and River
lege, who has been 111 at his home nt that resort.
under brightly eolored lights on the streets and will continue the busi­
ness, selling gas and oils and acces­
ta Roseburg, has so far recovered
Mr. and Mrs. Priabee, recently lawn. A musical program, ^ inter­ sories. Mr. Galland, who has been In
spersed
with
readings
was-given,
a
f­
that ho h back at his work.
from Alaska, have purchased the ,C.
poor health for some time expects to
°* Dr. H. M. Massey and wife (nee H. Christensen 5-acre tract adjoin­ ter which refreshments were
go to California during that period.'
Madge Colby) of Pendleton, Oregon, ing Sherwood on the east. They have and outdoor games enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Frank Dement left Thurs­
drove down Saturday to Portland already taken possession. The con­
Cards have been received here an­
and came out to Newberg 8unday sideration was $2.260. P. C. Knecht nouncing the marriage of Clara Mae day morning for Bingham Springs in
evening for a week's visit with Mrs. made the sale.— Sherwood News.
Hall to Mr. Ray Randle, which oc­ the Blue MU., where she will meet
Massey's father, W. W . Colby.
curred on July Id at Minneapolis, her husband for an outing before
Paul Elliott, who has been living
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Tollman of on the J. A. Wendell place north of Minn. Miss Hall was a school girl, returning to hey home at Walla
this city are spending a taonth at Springbrook for a year past, left here and graduated both from the Walla. Mrs. Dement has been visit­
Newport and report^ havteg a »Pl«n- Monday evening to Join hie family at local high school and the Pacific ing her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Chaa.
dld time at tbs be«e| They hade Knlghtstown, Indiana. Mr. Elliott College commercial department. The E. Gibson for thé past three weeks.
Chief Black Cap R. A. Butt la all
.rented a cottage and tnkik Newport says that he thinks that the Spring- newlyweds will make their home at
Rochester, Minn., where Mr. Randle swelled up these days, not that new
a fins place to enjoy a vacation.
brook country is the beet he haa is engaged In the mercantile busi­
honors have come to him through
rill leave ever seen and that he hopes to return ness. .v
the Berrians but because of the ar­
Is week, here in the spring.
Henry Keeney and wife arrived rival of a new lady in his household
remain a'
Mr. Newboùse will only ran
Bernard Malnwaring came down In Newberg Tuesday from lowi urhft swill c e l l h im “ HoHriv f* Thn
■from Qomdlis Monday morning for
daughter, who was born on
Mr. Keeney has bean tattoi
spend a month at that popular beach a day’s visit with his parents, be­ where
resort, where they have rented a cot­ fore gblng on to Milton,. Oregon, post graduate work. They drove Wednesday morning, has been named
through In a Ford and Mr. Keeney Virginia Lou.
tage.
where he Is editor and publisher of says that they encountered all kinds
A. Sehug has thoroughly demon­
Mias Ella Wallace of Moeoow, Ida­ the Milton Herald. Mr. Malnwaring of roads He Is glad to get back to
strated
what one can do In the way
ho, who has been visiting with her had been in attendance at the state Oregon and doesn’t think a man o f raising
garden sass, flowers, etc.,
brother In San Prancisco, arrived editorial association meeting at Cor­ with good sense would live anywhere
to perfection on a very small piece of
here last week and vlslteed with her vallis and Newport.
else. Mr. Keeney will teach and ground. Mr. Sehug has raised a
friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sanders
Jake Allman, who used to run a coach at Hood River high school this garden which defies competition at
and K is s Prances Dixon of thin motion picture theatre in Newberg, coming winter.
hla home on First street Just east of
place. She left Monday for her home» 'and who Is now living at Emmett.
MTh. S. O. Towers returned Thurs­ Meridian street. He has about ev­
at Moscow.
Idaho, where he has a ranch and
day from a abort trip to Garibaldi, erything which one can Imagine and
Jones A Scott have moved their theatre, visited Newberg on Wed­ where she waa visiting with her »on everything seems to have reached a
offices from the Spivey buUdlng on nesday of this week. Mr. Allman and daughter. R- W. Towers and state of absolute perfection under his
east P in t street to the smaU build­ states that he intends to return to Mrs. M. J. Gleason. Mrs. Towers intensive cultivation. Hard work is
ing formerly occupied by the shoe the valley this Mfe} The daughter. made the trip with her niece and of course the answer and Mr. Sehug
shop which Is Just west of the Cal­ Merle,-will attend one of the state nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mldg- spends a great deal of time in hts
kins garage. The Music Box will colleges this winter.
ley, of Yakima. Wash., who were garden.
occupy the Spivey building when It v V. A. Vincent and daughter. Eula, passing a few days with her here.
Charles B. Wilson, who for eight
is remodeled.
and Helen Everest left Monday for While there they visited Rockaway years was postmaster of Newberg.
The Misses Elisabeth and Sarah Columbia City to attend the Baptist beach and other resorts along the but who has more recently been a
Sutton are visiting friends and rela­ state convention. Mr. Vincent will coast. Mr. and Mrs. Mldgley left resident of McMinnville while hold­
tives In the Puget Sound country. return home Sunday and Mrs. Vin­ Thursday evening to return home. ing the position of county clerk, has
They attended the eeeslon of Puget cent will then go down to act as They' will make the return trip been appointed as postmaster at this
Sound quarterly meeting and the matron of the girls’ dormitory dur­ through Portland, Tacoma and Se place again to take the place being
Washington young Friends confer­ ing the state B. Y. P. U. meeting. attle.
vacated by John Larkin who has
ence July 21-23, and will remain for The young ladles will remain over
.Mayor S. M. Calkins and R. J. held that position for the past nine
for this also.
,
a week or ten days.
Moore went to Portland Tuesday to years. Mr. Wilson is making ar­
Thomas R. Blaylock, who was at appear before the state highway rangements to occupy his property
Henry French, who is employed
in the Yamhill Electric company of­ one time a resident o( Newberg. commission relative to the resurfac­ at the corner of Third and Edwards
fice, had the miafortune to break his having been employed as a teacher ing and widening of the paving be­ streets, but just how soon the change
arm at the .wrist last Thursday af­ In the local schools, is taking work tween this place and the Multnomah of postmasters will be effected is not
ternoon while cranking a Pord. The at the Bummer session at O. A. C. county line. The engineers have known, yet. Mr. Larkin, who has
bones were snapped clear In two and Mr. Blaylock’a home is now in Seat­ specified that crushed rock shall be been in rather poor health expects
as a result Mr. French Is having to tle, where he la teaching. His fam used in this work and It Is thn pur­ to make a trip to California and
carry his arm in a sling. The in­ ily are with him at Corvallis at pres­ pose of the local gentlemen to en­ other points following his release
jured member «la doing as well as ent and they expect to visit Newberg deavor to dissuade the commission from the post office.
In the near future.
could be expected, however.
from this and get them to use gravel
instead. By so doing it will be pos­
sible to have the work handled large­
ly from this end which would be a
good thing for Newberg.
You probably remember the old
conundrum, "What makes a black­
berry red when It’s green?” Well,
William Tyndall can tell you that it
Isn’t.'nor In his case are they black
when they're ripe. Mr. Tyndall is
raising a variety of blackberries
which are white when they are ripe.
In other respects they resemble the
ordinary blackberry and taste jut*
the same. Looking at them one
might get the Impression that they
were grown under cover where they
did not get the light, but such is not
the case. It is simply a freak variety
and now the query will have to be
"What makes a blackberry white
when It’s : ripef”
Boy, .page Mr.
Burbank.------— . _
B if Ben w ill help you to
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. King left Mon­
day morning by auto for Snohomish,
earn more money by always
Wash., where they will be Joined by
Miss Olive Bowman, a sister or Mrs.
gettin g you to work on time.
King. They will then go on to
Spokane for a day and then to Hot
Springs, Montana, where a brother
of Mr. King will Join them. The
party will then make a trip through
Yellowstone Park. Prom there they
will go to Gearing. Nebraska, where
they will stop and see P. W. Houser
and family, who were residents of
Newberg up to a short time ago
and w yl then go on to Omaha. Ne-
brasMa. where Mr. King has busi­
ness interests. Mr. and Mrs. Klnff
expect to return home the last of
August. They are making the pres­
ent trip largely because business
calls Mr. King to Nebraska.
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and Personal News
W e C an y Everything
l«*ry.
Announcement!
Having purchased the tailor shop
and business formerly conducted by the
late I. W. H ill at 602 1-2 First street,
I am now prepared to do anything in
the tailoring line, including, cleaning
and pressing, repairing and alterations,
suits made to order; also* retaining the
Edw. V. Price line o f high grade made
to measure suits.
'
Having been in this line o f business
for the past twenty years, I feel safe in
requesting the public to give me a trial
on their work and 1 will assure satisfac­
tion.
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Calls answered to yogr
Mrs. R. C. Patterson of Tillamook
came over Tuesday for a week’s
visit with her mother, Mrs. C. Fork-
ner, and family.
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Auction bills printed at the
Graphic office.
, THE OREGON Hre Relief
atlon of McMinnville has written
more Insurance In Oregon for the
last five years than any other com­
pany.
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SHOP 808 FIBST STBEET, HEXT PALACE W A 1X X T
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Shop Phone Black 31
Residence Phene Blade 31
W . H. W 00D W 0BTH ,
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Cashier
President
Yice Plea.
F irst National Bank
of Newberg
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