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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1894
Page
3
Local items report new millinery in town, visits by J E Todd and C F Moore & Co liniment, and various residents in town for the week. Purchases offered at discounts, clothing deliveries, and harvests noted. A college baseball game with Portland University is announced for the coming weekend.
An advertisement claims Simmons Liver Bee is “the king of all liver medicines” used by Geo W. Jackson of Tacoma Washington. The wrapper features a red Z stamp and P. Gra branding.
The Middleton event Saturday evening April 14 featured contestants Clyde Tyson Gertie Craven Bertha Reed Tom a Tyson Sadie Chapman and Vinnie Vincent. Sadie Chapman won first place with Gertie Craven second as the audience noted a small turnout due to a cooperative pickle factory stockholders meeting.
Ore Price visited Portland last Friday. Our clerk has returned after a few days absence. The Portland University hove will play baseball against the Pacific College team next Saturday. The Freshman class recital, as announced in the Crescent, will be given May 26th instead of the 11th. Edgar Ballard has been visiting friends at college this week. Sle will begin a three months school at Prune Ridge next Monday. Several students attended a pleasant hour at the boarding hall last Friday. A picnic on the mountain is planned. Rev. Elwood Scott spoke on Stephen Grellet at chapel. District school closed last Friday with a good program. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Liberty on Thursday the 10th inst. C F Newhouse from Minnesota rents Halladay store for new stock.
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