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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
5
Local notes cite visitors from The Dalles Goldfield and Portland towns plus Newberg residents. Dr Frederick Kramer of Willamette University spoke on Christian education at a union service, while marriages, travel to Washington DC, and a Esperanto convention were also noted.
Yewberg Mack Kaufman is named janitor of the public school. A steady stream of visitors and movers include Mrs. G. W. Range to Silverton, Miss Frances Adams from Toledo, Ohio, and many neighbors touring Newport and surrounding areas. The town hosts meetings of the American Woman's League at the Imperial parlors and a poultry breeders group forms with plans for a fall show.
Thomas Prince made a business trip to Portland on Monday. Mrs. George Wilson of Portland is visiting at the Wilson home. Miss Rose T. Young of Portland is spending a few days at Otter Brook. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl. Miss Goldie Wilson of Newberg spent Sunday with Miss Medora Greer. C E Felch and Kearn of Portland were Red Hill visitors the first of the week. The W C T U meets at Mrs Pool’s Friday with an unusually interesting program promised. The Red Hills sewing society met Miss Lilian Barbour the week past. The young ladies enjoyed an afternoon with thimbles and refreshments by the creek grove. Hemstitching is the fad and samples show work fit for older needle women.
Billy Sunday held morning union services at 11 and delivered a well known lecture on Booze at 2 in the afternoon to a full hall seated for 3,000. County Superintendent Belt suffered a near breakdown last week from overwork but is back at duty. Democrats observed meeting privately Tuesday evening as an assembly. The new high school building nears completion and will be ready for occupancy at school opening.
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