Largest Cirulation In Tnmhlll County
and Personal News
Ed Oberg was called to Moscow,
Idaho, last Sunday by tbe death of
fain brother, Ivar Oberg, who has been
111 (or a long time. Mr. Oberg ex*
pec ta to be away for about a week.
It will be remembered that this bro­
ther visited in Newberg about two
years ago.
Fred Gotland was a Portland (Vis­
itor on Saturday of last week.
Mrs. H. G. 80 s aad Mrs. Plotone«
Mohr were Portland visitors on Tuea-
Christmas is leas than a month away. It is tim e to plan
u á provide thioo g ifts desirable and acceptable to th oie near
•ad dear. Useful gifts are meat appreciated. W e suggest the
follow ing list o f useful electrical devices, serviceable, durable
and surely pleasing to the receiver:
W affle Iron
Smoothing Iron
Coffee Percolator
Tea Pot
Electric Sango
W ashing M achine
Curling Iron
E lectric H eater
In d io Set
▲ carton o f 40 o r 80-w att lamps, and many other electrical
devices. We have n com plete stock o f electrical merchandise
and invite yonr inspection. W e sell on ly goods o f first-d oss
quality. Order now fo r delivery just before Christmas.
1 p. m. on Friday, December U , bud
interment will take place s t the
Dayton cemetery.
Dr. Walter R. Miles and family of
Boston are expected to arrive here
today. Thursday, enrputs to Callfor-
W. J. Langton and wife returned
last Friday from Hillsboro where
they have been employed during the
summer and will make this their
home again.
Herald Edward« and Miss Jean
her home this week were Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice B. Pettit and family MacDonald were week-end guertaiqt
of MeMlnnvllle. Mrs. Pettit aad Mr. and Mrs F. M. Roes and family.
454 East filth street, Portland,
Mrs. Parker are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8 . Hall of where Mrs. Roes entertained a large
811ets arrived Wednesday evening company Saturday evening, cele­
and expect to visit over Thursday (to brating the nineteenth birthday of
day) with Mr. Hall’s mother, Mrs. A. her daughter, Susie.
The American Legion Auxiliary
B. Hall, who lives Just west of town.
will meet Tuesday evening, Decem­
Miss Francis Elliott, daughter of ber 1$, at the club rooms This
Mr. and Mrs. Orange Elliott, return­ meeting is called for the purpose of
ed home this wesk from Bend where changing the time of-meeting from
she Is employed and win spend the tbe 1st Tuesday to the first and third
Christmas holidays with . the home Tuesday evening of each month.
folks.
Marie K. Evans, president. -
G- W. Lemon o f Pratt, Kansas,
The Newben
Motor Co. had a
who has been spending some time on ; close call one day this week when a
the const, arrived here last Saturday customer struck a match Just under
morning for a short visit with his some cotton which was used to rep-
son, J. C. Lemon, before returning to 1 resent snow in their window dis­
his home In Kansas.
play. The eotton'flashed into flames
F. B. Wanlsss came over, from and but for prompt work with a
Meadow Lake Club west of Carlton fire extinguisher, would have proved
last Friday. Mr. Wauless says that serious. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lee of
when he left Meadow Lake on Thurs­
day of last week, there was I I inches i Walhalls, North Dakota, arrived
here tbts week for a visit with their
of snow on the.»ground.
Ch'rent Nelson, who was a resi­ old friends, Mn. and Mrs. Nelson
dent of Newberg up to about a year .Pearson. Mr. Lee is editor of the
ago. came over from Toledo, Ore­ Mountaineer at Walhalla. After vis­
gon, where he is now living, on a iting here a short time they will go
business trip last Tuesday. He went to Carlton for a visit with a sister
of Mrs. Lee. They are on a six
on to Portland that same day.
mouths’ vacation trip.
Miss Olive Bassett, who has been
The Dundee Commercial and
spending the last five months at Hep- Boosters elub are planning on the
paer. Oregon,, returned home on construction o f a new club bouse for
Wednesday of this week and will their use. A committee was ap­
visit bar mother. Mrs. Olive D. Bass­ pointed at their last meeting to draw
ett until after Christmas when she up plans and see what the cost of
wi|l go to Sacramento. California.
construction will be. This is per­
Mrs. Richard € . Williams very haps looking Into the future some­
nicely entertained the M. and O. what but Dundee is to be congrat­
club last Friday afternoon kt her ulated upon their spirit and forward
homo on the Portland hlgfiyray .rJ Tbs look.
time was very pleasantly Spent In
Newberg Chapter No. 66 O. E. S.
chatting and sewing after which the elected office nr at the regular annual
hostess served delicious refresh­ election which waa held on Thursday
ments.
eveplng, Dee. T, as follows: Grace E.
J. F. Taylor Just received word of Lawlor, worthy matron; Alex Scott,
tbs death of Albert Benson at Home- worthy patron; W. Emma Durstine,
dale, Idaho. He died oa the-early associate matron; Lola Morecroft,
morning of Dee., 8 th and was burled secretary; Amy Harger, 4 treasurer;
at Oresnleaf on the afternoon of the Katie Ferguson, conductress; Mable
9th. Mr. Benson will be- remem­ Bradley, associate conductress. The
bered by many Newberg people as Installation will be held on January
be lived here many years, and was
a prominent member in the Friends
Glorta Hope, leading woman In
church.
the supporting east with Jackie Coo-
Fsosen pipes and other Inconven­ gan in "Trouble,’’ his new First Na­
iences have been the result of the re­ tional picture, fs called "glorious
cent cold snap. Oregonians get so Gloria" because of the magnificent
used to good weather that they often crown of red hair that is hers. Mias
fall to provide against the unusual Hope who is one of th« most beau­
and as a result sometimes a vary tiful girls Jn tbe pictures, plays the
slight drop in temperaturs does a role of Jackie’s "adopted" mother In
considerable damage.' ' About
SO "Trouble,’* which will be at the Bak­
degrees above sero has been tbe mini­ er Theatre Wednesday and Thurs­
day, December 30 -and 21.
mum in this locality.
Beautiful Christmas G ifts
G ive Jew ehy fo r Christm as
For Them
Silverw art
Cat G issi
H ut Sets
China ware
Carving Sets
W ater Sets
Pie Dish
R if Ben
Ten Set
fc'iuss and for play apparatus, ear­
ned the measure. In making up the
budget for the coming year. $1000
was voted for water and $S0 for
play apparatus. ▲ plan is on foot to
pipe water from a spring on the
Chris Ives farm.
Mr*. Isaac Tautfsat entertained
with a surprise party Saturday eve­
ning at her home, the occasion be­
ing Isaac’s birthday. Bruce Case
bad a birthday the same week so they
celebrated together. Mrs. Tantfest
baked the birthday eake with ean-
dles on for Mr. Tautfest. and Mrs.
Cass brought one decorated with
candles for Mr. Case. A most en­
joyable evening wps v e n t playing
cards and checkers, with music and
singing- Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Parrett, Mr- and Mrs.
Jack Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cans, Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith, Boy
Hacker, and children, Lillie, Daisy
and Harry. George Smith, Ross Loon­
ey, )Roy Kramien, Beryl Parrett,
Alien Smith, Floyd Case and Steward
Smith. A delicious lunch was served
at midnight, consisting of cake,
sandwiches, coffee and candy.
Stanford University. Dr. Miles is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Miles of
this elty and will visit his parents
while here. He has been connected
with the Carnegie Institute at Bos­
ton.
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. J. Walker White, who is connected
with the Union Pacific system with
headquarters in Portland, and whose
home is at 1261 East First street.
Newberg, was called to Houston,
Texas, a week ago to attend the fu­
neral of his mother who was sudden­
ly stricken with paralysis. Mrs.
White’s mother, Mrs. Ratcliff«, of
Santa Rosaa, Calif., arrived in New­
berg Monday to spend tbe balance of
the winter with her daughter and THE YAM HILL COUHTY _________
TEACHERS* INSTITUTE
family.
Fred Hutchinson has resigned as
manager of the basketball team at
Dundee which Is being promoted by
the Dundee Commercial and Boost-
ers clubr and Charles Parrett has
been appointed to till the vacancy.
Mr. Hutchinson gave as his reason
for resigning, that the time taken
for managing the basketball tèam
cat materially- into his time for
study, writing and other social du;
ties.
How come, social duties^
of Dayton, completed a course dur­
ing that period.
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The First National Bank has Just
had Installed a heavy self-locking
steel grate door at the rear of their
corridor to separate tbe customers
private room from the lobby. This
Is for the protection o f customers
who desire to take valuable papers,
etc- from their safety deposit vaults
into the private room for examina­
tion. The First National Bank has
been making added precaution for
the protection of tbetr customers,
having Installed an electric alarm sy­
stem, gas protection against burglary
of their vaults and have now put in
this extra protection. rg-
Con da J. Ham. wbo for some time
has been a resident of Newberg and
has been connected with an account­
ing firm In Portland has received
word of bis selection to write text
books on the subjects of “ Business
Organisation and Management” and
"Industrial Management" by the
Dearborn School, which is being
founded in Chicago as a new corres­
pondence school. The school will
pay a cash fee and also a royalty for
this work. Mr. Ham was employed
by the government at Washington.
D. 0., to give instruction In book­
keeping, typewriting, supervising,
etc. up to six months ego. This was
in connection with the rehabilita­
tion work among soldiers.
Tbe show put on by the Juhasz-
Natanaon company under auspices
of the local Legion poet could hardly
have been said to have been a suc­
cess from the standpoint of attend­
ance. The extremely stormy night
was no doubt to blame for the small
attendance, but the price charged
was also considered high by many.
Several of the numbers given were
very good. The number given by
Mr. Juhass entitled "Bunkology"
and which was a magician act, was
excellent. The Gipsy trio was also
excellent and both of theee acts were
heartily received. The playlet was
good and th« two lead parts, taken
by Red Lantern players, were excep­
tionally well taken. Owing to the
storm the taoup was late In getting
out from Portland and in fact the
weather man seemed to have It in
for this particular entertainment In
everyway.
A fire alarm from the Newberg
public school on Wednesday morning
brought out the department In a re­
cord run and proved to be-a blase In
one of the Inner walls caused by a
defective flue. The blame bad not
obtained much of s start when smoke
coming ont into the room of the
Y am hill Electric C om pany
For Stomach and Intestinal
Examinations
Ax w ell as Longs and H eart and a ll other exam inations and treat­
ments.
A com plete and up-to-date X -R ay laboratory.
UK. WENDT
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HEW BERG, OREGON
PARRETT MOUNTAIN
(Continued from page four)
C hnnh o f Christ
bor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett of
Dec. 22, 7 :3 0
Middleton, Mrs. Edna Greer of Se­
attle, and host and hostess, thus
uniting for a brief time the four sis­
ter«. Mrs. White kept the turkey
until the arrival of the three sister*.
Is it fair for one to have two Thanks^
Butter wrappers printed at the
giving dinners, both turkey and Graphic office.
gooee? And yet we say "no such
thing as luck."
THE OREGON Fire Relief Aasoel-
Garibaldi showing much building atlon o f MeMlnnvllle has written
activity— 30 houses, office build­
ing and several business houses
•under construction.
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W . H. WOODWORTH,
fW -i’
R . P. GILL,
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the institute program.
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RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, Vesta Rebekah Lodge
No. Id , deplore the toeing of oar
sister, Edith'Holt, who departed to
th« better laad.'and,
Whereas; we deeply sympathise
with the bereaved family, therefore
be It
Resolved, that we extend our love
and sympathy to them, sod be It
further t
Resolved, that a copy of these ree-
olalloua be forwarded to tbe rela­
tives, a copy placed .On the records
o f the lodge, and a copy be printed
in our local newspaper. Fraternal­
ly submitted,
Verona H. Nelson.
Ellen B. Evans,
Katie Ferguson, Com.
Dom estic
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, death has again invaded
ir chapter, taking j>ur sister,
aude M. Porter
Therefore, be It resored, that wd
61. O. B. S. extend sympathy to the
bereaved family; that a copy of theee
resolutions be sent to tbe Graphic
and that they be incorporated upon
the minutes of the chapter.
8 igned,
Verona H. Nelson
Anna McDonald
Hattie McVey
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