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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
4
A meeting for strawberry growers is planned for Saturday evening February 10 at the cannery. All interested should arrange to be present. Other items include visitations by local residents and news of the Yamhill Electric Co completing the new line in 30 days to light Springbrook.
Ethel Bush has recovered from pneumonia. Selah Hevland spent Sunday with Florence Calkins. Noel and Rosie Hesgard visited the Fendall home. Yergen and family were guests at the Baker home. Nelsons called on Morgan couple. Margaret Smith moved to St Vincent's for nurse training. Hicks led church services. Rosie Hesgard visited from Newberg. Quilting bee at Nora Smith’s. Armstrong family returned from St Johns. Delegates to Farmers Union meeting traveled to McMinnville. Fendall, Calkins, and Morris attended the Portland auto show. Amoth home hosted an enjoyable afternoon with D. P. Shaw and others. Allen county road supervisor visited Rex on business. Louis Wallace from Portland visited the Sanderman family. Sanderman and Sawyer at the Portland auto show. Peters and Wright were Sherwood visitors. Quittenbaum family Portland visit. Esther Gustin visited Q. M. Keiling. Mary Strate returned from Portland. Laura Brickell recovering from neuralgia. Rev Neitzler held German Methodist quarterly meeting. A Lindberg recovering in Portland, returned home. Hattie Velta in Portland for medical care improving. Mrs Bartruff of Nebraska learned of brother Otto’s marriage. he visited last year. C. H. Jones and Mary Jones returned from Seattle. Mary completed UW course. Gottlieb Schaad active as new district road supervisor near Rex. February Ladies Aid met at A. J. Heskett’s. Mrs Winters presided. Papers read, refreshments served. Next meeting with Mrs Charles Friend.
We express sincere thanks to friends who served during the illness and the laying away of our dear wife and mother. With tender gratitude, J. G. Alford and Family.
Mrs. Bartholomew entertained the Sunshine Club last Thursday afternoon with about 35 members present. The Corps quilt project was resumed and a short program of readings and musical selections was enjoyed by all. Light refreshments followed before the group dispersed, deeming it a red letter day.
A Friday evening program at Friends church features 5 to 8 year old children stating their views on drinking and smoking. Admission is free but books medals and other items must be paid for so attendees should come prepared.
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Ohio with varied buyers and prices including A. O. W. Building Association of Dayton to G. B. Abdill et al for tract 143 Dayton at 500 dollars and additional transfers: Jos R. Beech to J. H. Bernard 40 acres in Zebedee Sheltons lot 38, 4000 dollars. Walter E. Best and wife to Mary E. Best 40 acres in John Byrd die t 2s r 3 w for 10 dollars. Donald McMaster 4 interests in 120 acres t3 sr6w for 10 dollars. Ward W. Silver and wife 50 acres in John Byrd die t 2s r 3 w for 10 dollars. Thos Hanning and wife to C. C. Perrine 35 acres Jacob Grazer die t 2er 4 w for 3500 dollars. Neva A. Hudson and husband to Mary E. Best 40 acres t2s r4w for 500 dollars. Jos J. Kutcher and wife to E. P. Dixon 50 acres in John Bird die t 2 r3w for 1 dollar. W. M. Nissen and wife to Mary A. Scott 5 acres in Wm Patton dle t3er4w for 10 dollars. Ida M. Wilson to Etta M. Hankinson sew sew s17t sr7 w for 1 dollar.
United States National Bank of Newberg seeks foreclosure on A P Oliver's mortgage of January 22 1916 to recover 4650 plus 350 attorney fees and costs. Property in Newberg Yamhill County described as Lots 2 and 3 in Block 17 Central Addition and a 12.5 foot strip off Lot 5 in Deskins Second Addition. Publication in Newberg Graphic for six weeks. Judgment sought and sale of premises to satisfy sums due. Attorneys B A Kirks and Clarence Butt.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co advertises Ford front wheels priced at one dollar each, urging shoppers to buy while stock lasts. Located at 121f, the store promotes limited quantities and a simple sale format.
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