Newberg Local Happenings And Social Notes
Salem visitor F A Elliott in town this week. Earl Vosburg sold Newberg Cafe to G E Ward. Lyceum course next on December 28. C J Hoskins from county seat in town for Sunday. Mrs J W Coffin of Springfield guest of Mrs L M Parker. Miss Gussie Crawford visited Newberg with Mrs Harry Gordon. Elgin Van Blaricom back after three months away. Mrs R L Dudrow from Portland visited sister Mrs J Carl Nelson. C W Parker and wife home from Morrow county ranch. to remain through holidays. Y W C A Pacific College to sell candy and peanuts at Hannon Millinery next Saturday. Charles K Spaulding back from Spokane Conservation Congress, stayed with family. J Carl Nelson traveled to McMinnville seeking naturalization steps. Jim Henry, first liveryman of Newberg now in North Yakima, in town on business. may return to start new business here. Miss Pearl Cummings leaves for Los Angeles to visit mother, tour via various points. Telegraph office hours not day. night rate of fifty cents for fifty words to long distance points available by day filing through agent.
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F. A. Elliott
Salem
Earl Vosburg
Newberg Cafe
G. E. Ward
Gussie Crawford
Newberg
Harry Gordon
Elgin van Blaricom
Newberg News Highlights Local Happenings in Brief
Newberg hosts visits from C. A. Hodson and J. L. Hoskins as they tour Portland for poultry show pointers. Andrew Winslow dies of typhoid pneumonia aged 18. funeral at Friends church. School census reports 1038 children in district 29. 799 city residents, 239 rural. Jacks sells confectionery business. Palace Meat Market formed. Sewer bonds sold for 80000 to Morris Bros. Huston dies after injuries from brick factory accident. Bank building sold to D. A. Hart. hardware store and seed business continue at same corner. Post Office revenue climbs 160 percent in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Wyoming
M. M. Potter
Andrew
O. Winslow
A. J. Weaver
Friends Church
W. W. Nelson
Newberg
S. W. Potter
John Groff
Los Angeles
J. E. Combest
J. P. Laplant
Wesley Boyes
David Boyes
Palace
R. B. Jacks
E. 0. van Osdel
Morris Bros
Portland
Wm. Huston
United States National Bank
First and
Meridian Streets
D. A. Hart
Gresham
George BE. Allen
Reynolds
Allen
Thad. Reynolds
Jim Reynolds
John F. Lyons
Ethel Morris
Nina Langton
Mary Barrett
Jessie Britt
C. B. Wilson
Got His Goat Phrase Origin Traced to Racing Circles
A Broadway cafe tale attributes the saying got your goat to race track trainers who used a goat to distract a thoroughbred. The legend holds that a misplaced act of temper or stolen goat could unnerve a horse, causing it to underperform in a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Jewelry sale ad promises best stock and low prices
A store promotes current jewelry stock as the best ever and prices as phenomenally low. Up-to-date goods arrive daily and customers are urged to watch the store for new arrivals.
W. C. T. U. Meeting Moves to Mrs Best's
Illness in Mrs Bowerman's family prompts the W. C. T. U. to shift this week's meeting to Mrs. Geo Best's for a social and business gathering. All members and friends urged to attend the November 14 meeting.
The Star Theatre Secures Parrish Orchestra for Saturday
The Star Theatre books Parrish's six piece orchestra for Saturday night and Biograph presents the feature The Oath and the Man a drama about the French Revolution showing at the Biograph theater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Parrish
Biograph
Local Speaker Helen D Harford Returns to Town
Mrs. Helen D Harford, recent National W C T U convention speaker, will address the Baptist church next Sunday at 2 30 PM. She is praised as a national lecturer and organizer and is welcomed home by local supporters. At the Methodist Episcopal church the Sunday program features morning The Value of Temptation and evening The Transaction in the Garden of Eden Duplicated in Newberg Oregon in the Twentieth Century with good music. all are invited.
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Helen D. Harford
Baltimore
Baptist
Harford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garden of Eden
Newberg
Oregon
Notice to Owners of Stock in West Chehalem Precinct
Notice declares that a general election on November 8 1910 rejected stock running at large in West Chehalem precinct Yamhill County Oregon. Penalty ten dollars first offense twenty dollars each subsequent offense recoverable from stock owner in civil action by State of Oregon before local Justice of the Peace. Penalty paid into the county Common School fund within sixty days after proof of the animal being at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chehalem
Yamhill County
Oregon
State of
Local notices and town news from McMinnville 1910
McMinnville notices dated Nov 17 1910 announce a law taking effect in sixty days. County Clerk G W Jones reports. Farm items include Fall sown grain thriving and J L Atkinson preparing alfalta feed. Social notes mention a shooting match at A Nelsons, J L Haworth of Springbrook on business, Dr Hellopeter readying lumber for buildings, Ohn A Smith selling orchard tracts, Jack Frost the dairyman visiting, and Foster Dennis Mills of on sightseeing with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
G. W. Jones
J. L. Atkinson
A. Nelson
J. L. Haworth
Springbrook
Dr. Hellopeter
Ohn A. Smith
Jack Frost
Foster and
Dennis Mills
Oregon summons in Yamhill County circuit court case
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Yamhill County defendants named include Murray L Stilman G W Davis Jane Roe Davis Louisa Knight John Doe Knight and others The State of Oregon seeks service by publication six weeks from first publication dated December 5 1910 The notice asks all defendants to appear and answer within six weeks or the plaintiff will seek relief in court The order for publication was entered December 1919 with six consecutive weekly publications slated The attorney for the plaintiff is WM C Besson Portland Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
State of
P Tion
WM. C. Besson
Plaintime McKay Big
Portland
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C. J. Hoskins
J. W. Coffin
Springfield
R. L. Dudrow
J. Carl Nelson
C. W. Parker
Morrow County
Pacific College
Hannon Millinery
Charles K. Spaulding
Spokane
Conservation Congress
Jim Henry
North Yakima
Miss Pearl Cummings
C. A. Hodson
J. L. Hoskins
John Hunt
Mr. Woodruff
Dayton Avenue
A. T. Hunt
Westfield
Indiana
Dr. Hunt
Miller Mercantile Co
DR. Edison
UTZ & Dunn
Florsheim
Willer Mercantile Company
C. A. Worris
The
Seweler
Yamhill
Murray L. Stilman
G. W. Davis
Jane Roe Davis
Louisa Knight
John Doe Knight
J. L. Davis
Francis G. Lake
Jane Doe Luke
James A. Luke
Artie Liasie Tetherow
John Doe Tetherow
Ida Bernette
John Doe Bernette
Lilly A. Deer
Joan Doe Deck
Janette Bruner
John Doe Bruner
Alice Livermore
John Doe Livermore
Charlies L. Nepp
Jane Doe Nepp
Almon Nepp
Albert Nepp
John Doe Luke
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