EGE Keeps Music and Art in York Circuit
The report highlights EGE and related venues in York focusing on music and art programs. Officials review the Confectionery, clothing, and other local shops as part of a cultural initiative.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1891
Page
3
The report highlights EGE and related venues in York focusing on music and art programs. Officials review the Confectionery, clothing, and other local shops as part of a cultural initiative.
A partial bank note lists officers President Vice-President and Cashier with names F A Morris Dodward and others unreadable. It mentions exchange bought and lived subject to check at collections made on all and Saturdays.
A collage of small town notices and ads describes new stores at Mounts and Moors Co. Christmas goods at Kay Todd and Moone Co. holiday gifts like gold pens at Howard’s. wall paper from Moore Co. a baby birth to Professor and Mary Morrison. a town election on January 4 at Storey’s tin shop. and local happenings from ditching to a four pound potato and a lost glove.
Local items cover new students at the college, land sales and building, river flooding crop losses, tree planting from Newberg Nursery, health ads for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, church meetings and missionary activity, plus letters and leisure notices across Newberg and nearby areas.
Sunday afternoon gathering in Vermilion County with Rev. T. C. Brown now of Kokomo Indiana visiting friends and Oregonian heirs. G W Mitchell hosted in a newly built dwelling with many relatives and neighbors present including Mrs. Rees Elliott Sanders Shires and Rees family members and their children.
New and returning students started the term Monday with renewed energy. Classrooms nearly full, and President may welcome an extra student if needed. Amos Stanbrough is not attending this term and may work manual labor. Lillie Wiley plans to resume studies after illness. Zoology members debate blue jay shooting. Athletic Association expected to organize soon. Church meetings last week benefited many students pursuing Christian education.
Charles Rittenhouse sketches in map drawing for No 3. Willie Mailston is absent sick. Newberg will publish its fourth paper soon. the Great paper will be read at Newberg public school entertainment. Misses Beasie Barber Laura Carter and Bertha Hanson started school last week. The Literary Society met last Friday and was visited by Misses Stratton Stanley Davis and Cook of the College.
A historical volume by J. W. Buel presents voyages from early navigation to the 16th century, detailing ancient peoples, ships, explorers, and the discovery of America with Alfred Russel illustrations. Includes praise from C. L. Ballard and notes on rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Bottled at 59 cents by C. F. Moonz & Co.
A six acre tract with good buildings inside the corporation offered at reasonable terms. Also fresh Jersey cows and a ten month old bull, polled Angus and Jersey cross for $20, to be sold soon. Brick foundation bricks for sale at Newberg brick yard. Two agents in Newberg for National Remedy Co medicines: Mrs. Mary Hadeon and Mrs. Cox. Notice of estate administration for George Inglis, deceased, with six months to file claims. administrator Rosner Ivants invites claimants to present vouchers at his Newberg residence.
The district shows 20 days taught 855 attendance and 130 absences with 14 tardies. Enrollments total 57 with 35 boys and 24 girls and an average of 43 in daily attendance. Visitor count 26. Roll of Honor includes Amy Harger Eva Christenson Berlin Davie Harry Davis Jonnie Walker Avery Wood George Nelson Millie Holst Oscar Sampson. Joux Hasson, Teacher.
A distressed notice from HED and HOBSON at 198 Second St Portland Oregon invites buyers to bid on property with promises of high returns for early purchasers, stating they have set prices to attract latent investors and ensure rapid sales.
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