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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
3
Fragmentary timetable notes trains arriving at Newberg with ports and ports of call. Mentions fare details to Portland or Newberg and a meeting with a boat. Notes Luther Charles and partial times such as 1200 p.m and every other day.
Local notes list a Pacific Band concert set for tonight with the warning that the event has been rescheduled. Multiple items mention entertainment at the town venue and related telegraphed updates.
Random local items include sales promises from C F Moore Co and Macy’s, theater and concert plans, new baby reports, college term dates, revival services, and church lectures. Local residents J P Converse and Milt Gumm are mentioned alongside visitors from Vermillion county and Sherwood. Weather hints and moral ads close with privacy reminders.
An old-style medicine advertisement touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal cure for liver and kidney issues. It markets as a mild vegetable laxative, available from druggists in liquid form or as a dry powder, with teas and various flavors promoted.
The item lists fresh corn meal at Calkins and notes various local happenings. It mentions Miss Lettie Dixon returning from McMinnville to stay home, a band concert fund for instruments, and the steamer Mlwood's tri weekly service from Portland to Salem after December 13. Snow on Chehalem mountain, missionary work in Alaska, and revival services at Butteville are noted. Local legal matter: Van Leavitt fined $5 for disorderly conduct after an Arlington hotel affray. A farm opportunity 449 miles northwest of Newberg is advertised.
The Norticultural Society invites members to a Saturday gathering at 2 p m to cover the year's work and plan. A public missionary meeting follows Sunday at 7 p m in the Friends church with talks by Mr and Mrs Moon who spent five years in Alaska and depart January first.
George Hash appeared in Justice Barnett's court last Monday charged with assault with intent toward Dr. Peitrieh's daughter. After a brief witness examination he was bound over on 300 to appear before the grand jury at the next term. The general opinion is Hash will be discharged when the grand jury hears the evidence.
A jumble of requests for stamps and values at Central Market plus local notices on debt settlement, revival services for youths, a millinery and Bible sale, and Southern Pacific Midwinter Fair ticket deals. Includes prices for meat and staples, and a ticketing outline for excursions to San Francisco.
Prof Jessup smiles while Walter Woodward is ill this week. Jesse Edwarda visited Thursday. John Larkin attended History class. Omer Hadron and kinfolk welcomed by students. WCA starts physical culture classes as exams near and Crescent society plans term close entertainment.
Poultry yard in Newoore Wyoming offers Wyandottes as a specialty with best selling for $2 per setting of 14. Cullen or Blobson listed as contact points.
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