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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1892
Page
3
Local items include visits by A. M. Hadley of Portland and Roscoe, Dr. Bergen in Portland, and G. B. Blackwell in town. Letters, sewing machines, and hardware advertised. pruning and lumber notes plus a missionary program scheduled. A variety of sales, funerals, and community notices follow with appointments for a teachers’ institute and church fund efforts.
A Sunday schedule lists 1 p.m. Business meeting 7 p.m. Sabbath School Conference 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sabbath School Worship at 11 a.m. Public meeting of Women’s Association at 3 p.m. Quarterly Meeting of Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor with program including Sunday School conference. Biographical sketch Edith Elis. Declamation Lucy Gause. Study talk by A M Bray. Discussion led by Pres Newlin Fong. Old Testament revelations by Elia Hartley. Declamation Arthur Heston.
A collage of campus notices and classifieds lists items for sale and scholastic notes. Entries mention fresh stock and land items, a Glee Club desire for better lighting, and various local trades from brick to pruning services. Several names and places appear with uncertain details.
Attendance at the school has been strong with several students returning after absences. Roy Wood Clarence McConnell Cora and Eddie Coles are back in class. Robert Vaughn registered as a new pupil last week. Seymour Withee returned after a short absence. Maud Clark has been away sick and Grave Cook has left the school. Mrs Britt and Mrs Rittenhouse visited Prof Hudson’s room on Wednesday morning. Some boys are carrying wool upstairs, Port.
Hallie David has been absent the past week and plans to return to school next week. Weather improves and boys hope to play outdoors in early summer. The elf saying about work and play prompts a debate with the girls about Woman's Rights. A mix of humorous and serious notes appears from Leon.
The cut shows the Gindeese Place by the Willamette River with a crossing for a proposed railroad and wagon bridge. It marks the lines of the Oregon Pacific Railway and Willamette West Westward Railroad and outlines the planned Astoria and Salem Railroad route along with other fruit subdivisions noted in the survey.
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