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tdOMMMSOM Oiroalation ta Yamhill County MIWMafl, OBJJHIO, THPlSBAT^MCM H t t « . fr Mi ïî 81 , 1888 The little S-monthe-old baby of W. H. Bentley has sold hla two Mr. and Mrs. Dkk Baldwin of Spring- "wideness la Dundee, one to Archie Psrrett and the other to a Mr. Sears. brook Is reported very 111. hie return from California he Mrs. William Dansingburg was Upea W. H. WOODWORTH, » . P. GILL, will build a new residence for bis A. ». m m , brought home last Saturday from a own family. Portland hospital, where she had Vice Pres. for the past four weeks, not A. 8. Melllnger, W. E. Burke, Ed Q. M. Selling was a Portland vla- Mr. gnd Mrs. J. R. Graves of Port- been West and C- F. Coulaon went to Sa Itor oa Wednesday of this,week. land were visitors ft the B. B. Evans much improved to~health. lem today (Thursday) to attend a The Card club met at thé home of meeting Mrs. Charles Trimble nude a trip home a week ago Sunday. the Oregon Growers They Mr. end Mrs. C. C. Avery a week ago to Salem on Wednesday, returning Wendell Wilson is home from O. Saturday evening. Mra Fraser and may go of on Eugene to attend an A. C. to spend the Christmas vaca Evan Cousens carried away the hon other similar to meeting the same evening, i with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ors of tbe evening. Dainty refresh fore returning home. on Friday be There will be a Farm Bureau tion C. B. Wilson. meeting at the I. O. O. F. hall on Ip the personage of Professor Alex were served by the hostesa January f. AD are invited. N. P. Nelson went to Portland on ments ander Newberg possesses a man Mra L. O. Payne and four child of this week to attend a ren of Cochran, Oregon, arrived here of rare HuU, Miss Fleda Thurston, daughter of Wednesday Newberg and accomplishments. meeting of the county presidents of Friday of last week for an over- Last Monday varied Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thurston, is the evening Professor Hull Farm Bureau. home from 0. A. C. tor the holidays. demonstrated .to p large audience visit with Mrs. Payne « hie Harry has traded his prop Christmas ability as a singer, ’cellist, a Mr. aad Mrs. Donald Matthews and erty on Wilson parents, Mr. and Mra M. R. Douthlt, north Main street to Mrs. who live about three miles northwest pianist, and a reader, bat these are, baby were guests at the W. R. Ev Persons for 2 % acre- tract one of Newberg on the south valley road. after all, only some of hla accom erest home at Chehalem Center last mile north of her Newberg. plishments We admit that there Charles J. Sunday. • Legion Auxiliary are acted as agent in the deal. met The In American very few people comparatively Interest on Mias Alice Dow of McMinnville, a Leavitt Safe Deposit regular session Tuesday eve speaking who eould do and do well The cold weather which kept ning, Dee. former Newberg young lady, was in shoppers H«ifl for Xeni If, and received Mrs. Time Deposits of these things, but Mr. Hull em during the earlier Louisa Thorne to membership., after all tendance At the recital at the Pres weeks has at so home braces still others. Among his ac far disappeared as to byterlan church. which they enjoyed a taffy pull. It complishments Is that of short story them to eome out and as a was E. L. Bek croon from Beaver. Or., enable decided to have a waffle supper writing. In this Professor HuU Is result the stores have been pretty baa been spending a week with hie well filled the past week. on Monday evening, January 1. De rapidly winning real fame. He has daughter, Mrs. B. E. Evans, aad The Mrs. Marie Fields property at tails next week. just received word that Edward J. brother, F. D. Eikerson, recently. the corner of Seventh and Chehalem There will be quite a family re O’Brien of the Boston Transcript has H. Harvey has returned home af strdbts In this city was sold this week union at the C. J. Leavitt home op put him on the honor roll for one of ter an absence of five months spent Roy Merritt, who will move to his or about New Years. Rev. Teddy the best stories of the present year, la Nebraska and Colorado. Mr. Har to newly will be home then. Linden “Bain’s Hole,” which was published property about the Leavitt Leavitt and little son of Lodi, Cal., In Scribner’s. Also In 1620 the vey was called to Omaha at the time first of acquired Hearty Christmas Greetings and Sincere Goad Wadies the year. The deal was made of his brother's death. will also return for that occasion O. Henry Memorial published one of through the Leavitt Realty company. and Maynard Leavitt and wife of his stories. ’’Argosies.” which emi To AD Now Is the season for 1111 calen Dr. B. H. Utter has been very fort Eugene nent critics considered one of the will come up then. dars and the .Graphic acknowledges unate receiving the service of Dr'. W. H. Bentley of Dundee will beat of, that year. Por the Coming Tear the receipt of two pretty oaee so far C. V. In Peterson. Dr. Peterson nas leave for Pasadena, California, to ^Tbe Southern Pacific company are from locals merchants—the Yamhill had six years of special training in ., — I DE g g . WEHDT i - announcing a special night train Electric company and the Newberg bridge aad plate work which makes join hla family, on next Saturday. during the holiday season for Mew- Mr. Bentley will go down on the Restaurant. his services very valuable to Dr. B. train where he prill accept delivery befg. This is an extension of the Mrs. A. f. Morgan entertained the H. Utter and the public in general. of his new Buiek car, purchased regular train which ordinarily stops Neighborhood club at her home on H. C. Spaulding has been made a through the Palmer garage of this at Cook. This train wUl Jeave Port Villa Road, Wednesday afternoon. member of the board of directors of tUy. The expect to return land at 11:26 p. m. and arrive in The atfernoon was spent with fancy- tbe Spaulding-Miami corporation. home about Bentleys the first of February. Newberg at 12:45 a. m. It will then Ive song and devotional service for Georgia Parker, state secretary, dis work and a social time. Dainty re Hereafter this new work will re-, return to Portland immediately ar thirty minutes, after which a sym cussed “The Life and Preparation of freshments were served by the hos quire Mr. Spaulding's presence In the Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wire returned riving back there at 2:65 a. m. Stops posium was conducted for one hour the Teacher." tess. morning from their trip wUl also Grand Ronde and adjacent log Wednesday be made at Chehalem sta on "Stimulating Regularity.” - , “The Task of the Hour" wes the to various points in southern Cali The worst part of the winter Is New camps one or two days each fornie. They visited Long Beach, tion at 12:27 coming opt and at 1:04 At 11:30 committees were ap subject of a splendid address given most likely past already as last Sun ging week. s returning; at Rex at 12:20 and pointed and announcements mad erf at 2:45 p. m. by Rev. C. A. Hadley, Orangey Pasadena, Redlands, River day a flock of robins were seen en Tbe local post office presents an side, San Bernardino, and many other 1:01; and at Sprlngbrook at 12:28 and at 11:45 the audience repaired of the First Friends church of Port joying themselves near the city park. unusually busy appearance these places. They say thatjouthern Cal and 12:66. The stope at Chehalem land. Miss Georgia Parker then Gophers - are doing their spring days and the long lines in front of ifornia Is having its winter ratas un and Rex are on flag only. The reg to the Methodist community hall, conducted an "Open Parliament” on house-cleaning and the hens are lay the stamp windows remind one of usually early. They made the trip ular rates will apply on this late and partook of a bounteous dinner. "My Greatest ing to beat the band. Tbe Saturday afternoon session opening night at a popular attrac down by auto and returned by train. train. The train will be run on was opened by a song service con At 7:30 R. Problem.” L. Harris conducted Word received here on Wednesday tion. Postmaster Wilson and his as Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Mon by Miss Ella Roy.of the Mc- song service, after which Mias Geor of this week from the F. W. Perisho sistants continue to wear the smile Teddy Leavitt, of the Leavitt soul day, - December 22, 23, 24 and 25, ducted Mlnnvjlle Christian church. Mias gia Parker gave the closing address family who are living at Oskalooea. that won’t efface through It all. winning team, who are bolding and Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Roy is an excellent leader, and the of the convention on tbe interna Iowa, tells the sad news of the ser Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Lafond and meetings In tbe community near December 20 and 21 and January 1. song was an important part tional Sunday school convention In ious illness of the little three-year- son, Elmer, drove down from Doty, Sweet Home, reporta excellent re The rates from here to Portland for of the service program. ReV. Kansas City. old daughter, Erma, who has the Wash., on Wednesday of this week sults there so far. To date 46 have the round trip are $1.10 on Friday, George H. afternoon led the devotion ---------o--------- pneumonia and at the time of writ- for a visit at the home of Mrs. Ia- been added and six for lifetime ser Saturday and Sunday with return al services, Lee and again in doing so, devel leg wan not expected to live. vice. The meeting will close this limit until Tuesday. On other days parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph week and Mr. Leavitt will eome to the round-trip rate is $1.50 good for oped a spiritual feeling among the, — Use a Graphic classified to sell it. The funeral service of the little fond's Moore of Seventh and Pacific streets. Newberg to spend the holidays with 15 days. It Is the opinion of many people that assisted wonderfully in one-year-old daughter of Mr. and The Lafonds lived In Newberg for hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Leav Newberg people that the S. P. would the success of the meeting. Mrs. Irw in E. Patterson was held about eight years to about eight itt. At 2:30 p. m. an address on “The be justified in running this night Church last Sunday, Rev. Lord, pastor of the years ago and are up well known In lo Education,”' train regularly. Many would go local Nasarene church officiating. Mr. and Mrs R. H. Lemon and Mr. Into Portland to attend evening af was given and by Christian Rev. F. M. Jasper, The little one died very suddenly of cal C. circles. and Mra Frank Carlisle, of Spring- J. Leavitt of the Leavitt Realty brook, entertained at a joint family fairs if they eould get back that Methodist educational director of an unknown disease which is reports the sale of the C. dinner on Sunday, at the home of the same night, and still others would Portland. thought to have been Influenza, on company M. Collins residence property at the former on west Second street. The remain over If they could. As It After the address a short recess the llth . corner of and Meridian dinner was in honor of the birthdays stands a person who has no car of was taken, followed by a song ser There will be a Minnesota picnic streets to W. Seventh A. Rees who Is a re of Charles Carlisle and Jndith Lem their own has to either stay over vice led by Miss Roy. Tbe singing on the first Wednesday in January, cent arrival from Florida. spirited from start to finish, and or forego the pleasure of at was on. Two birthday ' cakes, biasing night which is January 3rd. The Graphic will make this his home In Mr. the Rees fu the time tending evening entertainments In with six candles for little Judith, Portland. The added expense to the short. for the service was only too publishes this on authority of Mrs. ture. The Collins family will not and for Charlie, marked the Mary Oook, wo Is secretory of the leave Newberg for the present at rapid twenty p. m. reports were given Like the treasure ship of passing of years. Covens were railroad company would not be great on At the 3:00 Minnesota society. Mr. W. T. West least but may move to Portland la work in the county. These as it would only mean the extension laid for ten. times, Is president. More particulars re ter. reports were very encouraging, and Full olden the present train from Cook to showed garding this annual gathering will The fourth peculiar death of in Mrs. Mollte Moore of Portland of fraught with precious a satisfactory condition in Newberg. probably be published later. spent last week end with the Morris- most schools. thin». fants In this county from an un- Johnston family. Mrs. Ethel Mor Barnett Y. Roe, who lives over in knqwn Tbe nominating committee re So may Christmas and the disease which the state health ris-Johnston went to Portland Wed in » M OREGONIANS IN IOWA ported of S. S. Duncan for the Wfcpato lake country, and who board has declared must be lnflu- Year nesday to sing two solos from Han Oskaloosa, Iowa. Dee. 1, 1922. president the of name is too well known all over the coun ensa, occurred at Dundee on Monday del’s the association, and the Come New to you laden with all on a Christmas pro Dear Editor: ty to seed any Introduction to our morning, when the little baby of gram. "Messiah” name of J. G. Eckman, for secretary- will sing the following One of the most enjoyable occa treasurer. The report was unani that will make for readers, was a Newberg visitor for a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herring was Sunday She morning and evening in the sions mously adopted. short time on Wednesday morning found dead in Its bed by the mother. Kennelworth of the past Thanksgiving sea Your happiness and content- church. Mr. Johnston son any place was that of a meeting At 3:20 Rev. George H. Lee gave of this week. Mr. Roe attended the Mrs. Herring had cared for the baby and W. J. Morris - ment. join Mrs. John county federattdn of clubs meeting at as usual at midnight and it seemed ston in Portland will splendid address on "Ragged former Oregonians—mostly old a Edges,” Saturday to Bpend of Dundee on Tuesday night and on normal then except that it appeared Christmas. and showed that unfinished residents of Newberg—and a few Wednesday morning he left for Leb- to have a cold. Funeral services for and imperfect work in the Sunday friends around the “fabricated” din anoon where he went to attend a the little one were held from the Last Friday afternoon eighteen ing table at the home of Harvey school produces the same results meeting of the Farmers* Union. Mr. Groth home at Dundee on Tuesday children and several of their parents Wright on College Hill Ave., Oska that it produces in the erection of a T or the accommodation of Roe Is a member of the legislative afternoon. Rev. George H. Lee, pas living in the vicinity of Dayton ave looea, Iowa, on Thursday. November building. any who may have overlooked comlttee of that organization and tor of the local Presbyterian church, nue bridge were amused and enter 30, 1922. At 7:30 Miss Roy again led the anyone, we will keep our store they plan to do some lobbying at the officiating. Mrs. Herring is the tained for two hours by a program Daring the interim before dinner song Berrios, and Rev. E. E. Fisher j open from t to 11 a. m, on conducted a devotional service that i coming session of the legislature. daughter of games, tricks, contests and in was served and while boxes and bas of Mr. and Mrs. Groth. Christmas day. door races conducted by H. C. Bate- kets wore being unpacked and tbe was an inspiration to all present i ham. The refreshment menu con contents sorted and arranged, some After which Rev. G. K. Hartman, of the Second United Brethren church | sisted of twenty treats mostly raw. one produced a number of copies of of Portland, gave an address on the- In the evening about half of the tbe Newberg Graphic and of the Pa “Bible -w-wcar and Its Message.” bunch attended the picture show at cific College Crescent of recent date On Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mar- { nna the Baptist chureh together. from which bits of news became top cus B. Parounaglan, C . A . MORRIS of tbe j ics for Interested comment and stim H. Stockman, who lives north of ulated discussion of former happen Methodist church of pastor Amity, led a Sprlngbrook, came very near to los ing». interesting and instructive de- i ! THE JEWELER-OFTICIAH ing hla home by fire last Saturday President H. E. McGrew of Penn very evening. People passing saw tbe College, formerly of Pacific College, votionsl exercise, after which Miss blaze on the roof and notified Mr. Who had just returned heme after a Stockman. The roof had caught is protracted siege of fever was suffi two places from sparks from the ciently recovered to be with the chimney. Neighbors kindly came to group and by request presided at the the assistance of Mr. Stockman and feaat. the fire was put -out without much Greetings were sent to a number damage. Mr. Stockman bas asked former friends of those present. the Graphic to express his thanks to of The writer was elected “scribe” and the neighbors who assisted him. to report the meeting to the Tbe fire department was called out directed Graphic. to the high school building at about We are unable to tell who was re —* six o’clock 8iturday evening. Some sponsible the feed nor will we of the mothers of the football boys be able to for describe except to say w m giving* a dinner for them et the that the quality and it quantity high school that evening and the such as to call forth expressions were boys were congregated in the office sympathy for those who still live of around the fireplace when they no Oregon and are unable to sit down In ticed smoke coming up through tbe a real Iowa Thanksgiving dinner. to floor of tbe office. Unable to as The party adjourned to the Penn A Vast Assortment certain Its source they called tbe de College field in time to wit partment and when some of the floor ness the athletic 7-0 victory of the Penn Col was torn up it was found that the lege football team over the old rivals sills under tbe fireplace had become from Central College at Pella, la. at Right Prices overheated and were charred and Thom present were: President aad smoking. This was no doubt caused Mra H. E. McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. from the fact that the concrete was Terrell Steddom. Mr. and Mrs. Sam not sufficiently thick and there hav Terrell. Myrtle Mills, Anna Mills. ing been a fire In the fireplace all Pauline Terrell, Eva Mllee, Rev. and ' Cigars. Pip«s, Razors, Strops, Card day It bad become heated through. Mrs. Chas. O. Whitley, Robert Whlt- J It was fortunate tbe boys were on ley, Esther Whitley, Mr. and Mra F. Cases, Pocket Books. Tobacco hand to notice it when they did or It W. Perisho, Clarence Perisho, Erma Foodies, Pocket Knives, Playing might have been a bad fire. Perisho. Mra Emma Perisho, Lenore (Sards. Stationery. Flashlights, Lath Perisho, Lowell Perisho, Mr. and The campaign to ralee $1.250.000 Mra Harvey Wright. Ruamll Wright, er Brashes, Fountain Fens, Signet for Willamette University at Salem Margaret Wright, Audrey King. Peneili. Military Brashes. was succeeafully concluded on Wed Very sincerely. nesday evening of this week. One The Scribe. I million dollars of this amount goes Temperature $9 degrees at 2:30', for endowment and makes the total p. m. of Willamette’s endowment $1,500,- White Ivory Goods, Perfumes, Toilet 000. The $160,000 will be used to YAMHILL COUNTY SUNDAY Sets, Manicure Sets, Powders, Sta build a fine new gymnasium to re Nancy is tilget for a picture you’ll both prise place tbe one destroyed by fire a year SCHOOL^ CONVENTION tionery. Candy, Fountain Pens, Sig ago and alao to pay off eome out On December 16 at 7:30 p. m. In in future yean. net Pencils, Brashes, Combe, Soaps. standing Indebtedness against the the Evangelical church at Dayton, The presence of a child immediately suggest* university. Tbe Rockefeller Foun the 1022 Sunday school convention COME IN AND SEE OTHER SUGGESTIONS dation gave $$50,000 of tble amount for the present of a Kodak. county was called to. oa the consideration that $1,000.000 order Yamhill president, S. S. Duncan. was raised and thia gave a great im After by a the song In our complete stock of Kodaks and Kodak acces service of 16 min petus to the campaign. This fund Lynn B . Ferguson Rev. E. E. Fisher, pastor of sories you will find a number of ideal Christmas gifts. will place WUlemette University In utes, the Evangelical church at Dayton, splendid shape financially to forge PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST conducted a devotional exercise, af AutopmpU* Kodtki $ 6 jo up—hnm uiti t*.oo up ahead. Willamette University Is the ter Rev. J. F. Ghormley, pas pioneer educational Institution west tor which of the Kern Park Christian of tbe Rockies and la recognised as church Store of Portland, gave the address having a very high standard-of edu of the evealag. cational requirements. There have On Saturday morning, December Phene Whits 118 been quite a number of people from 10, at 10 o’clock. Rev. George H. Lee, Biaeir 106 Newberg, Oregon this community who attended Wil pastor of the Presbyterian church of lamette at different times and they Newberg, conducted a very Impress- will all rejoice at its success. Local and Personal News Firs t N ation al Bank Holiday Merchandise For Him I*m ready KODAK For Her Graham’s Drug Store -V