City Happenings Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Stuart Vaughan toured from McMinnville while D. D. Coulson came from Portland on business. Postmaster Wilson visited Salem to inspect the legislature. Various residents attended weddings, funerals, and services. new building plans emerged for a furniture business. the Bijou theater changed hands as W. H. Watt reopened it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Vaughan
McMinnville
D. D. Coulson
Portland
C. B. Wilson
Salem
A. T. Bolden
St. Johns
Ira Hutchens
Newberg Notes Include Funeral Attendance and Local Moves
Newberg residents report a funeral for H. M. Williams's granddaughter with Clara Williams of Port land and George Williams of Gladstone in attendance. Local high school plans a game against McMinnville College second team at the Newberg High School gym. Milton York plans relocation to Oregon after selling his Elwood business. Westfall family moves from Iowa to Albany then Newberg and buys the Jeffery place west of Prof. Wiley's home.
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Newberg
McMinnville College
Jesse Edwards
Milton York
Elwood
Indiana
Oregon
W. A. Westfall
Iowa
Albany
Jeffery Place
Prof. Wiley
Asa Kelsey
St Vincents Hospital
Portland
Helsey
Harry Miller
Portland Academy
Miss Hopkins
Northwest ¥. W. C. A
Wiley
Ernest Jacobson
Mr. Ellis
Klamath Paris
O. A.C
Girls’ Literary Society
Sermon Topics and Conference at Local Churches
Rev James Moore district superintendent Salem district to hold quarterly conference at Methodist Episcopal church February 27 at 7 30 p m. Sermons next Sunday at the Presbyterian church cover Why Go to Church in the morning and The Brotherhood in the evening.
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James Moore
Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
The
Brotherhood
How Can We Best Conserve the Revival Results
At the Methodist Episcopal church the subject for next Sabbath morning will be How Can We Best Conserve the Results of the Recent Revival Preaching also at night Good music morning and evening Everyone invited.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
New High School Notes and Alumni Events
The article lists new pupils including Dale Butt Jane Cereghino Mary Cole Edna Hodges Floy Langworthy Vivian Noyes Milton Kienle Harold Say and notes totals 9 this semester versus over 40 last. It covers visitors teachers and social events plus a sad obituary and funeral details for Margaret Grover with church and cemetery participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Butt
Jane Cereghino
Mary Cole
Edna Hodges
Floy Langworthy
Vivian Noyes
Milton Kienle
Harold Say
Oreeeee Mary Cole
Cipple
Washington County
Wilsonville
Clackamas County
Theo. Duncan
Prof. Gods
McMinnville
Mrs. Sarah Ann Grover Dies in Newberg at 75
Mrs. Sarah Ann Grover died Saturday in Newberg at age 75, at her brother J B Northup's home. Born in Hornelsville New York she married Charles Grover at seventeen in Dodge County Wisconsin. She leaves a husband a daughter in Minnesota three sons in Williston North Dakota two daughters in Newberg and three sisters. The couple arrived in Newberg February 2. Three days later she was found deceased.
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Sarah Ann Grover
Newberg
J. B. Northup
Hornelsville
New York
Dodge County
Wisconsin
Charles Grover
Minnesota
Williston
North Dakota
Obituary of Norman Day Alger Barker Twin Son of Paoli
Norman Day Alger Barker of Paoli Indiana born October 1 1895 died February 8 1911 aged 15 years 4 months 8 days. A hearty thoughtful unselfish boy twin brother to his sibling never ill used but suffered pneumonia his first and last illness. He loved reading school and animals and was a leader in play with no malice. He belonged to the Friends church and funeral services were held at the Congregational church in Sheridan conducted by Mrs. Jesse Edwards of Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Day’ Alger Barker
Paoli
Indiana
Friends Church
Congregational Church
Sheridan
Jesse Edwards
Newberg
Death of Margaret Williams A sad loss for family church
The death of Margaret Williams occurred Saturday morning after a heart ailment. A cheerful leader in song at Sunday School and church, she was loved by all. The funeral was held Monday at the Baptist church with services reflecting the family's sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Margaret
Baptist Church
Cummins Defends Character in Aurora Crusher Row
A Buffalo Pitts Company representative accused county commissioners of taking bribes after they bought three Beal Co. crushers. Cummins and Calkins adjourned court to confront Evans, who admitted making the remark and was forced to retract. The incident followed a purchase of a superior machine for work.
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Buffalo. Pitts Company
City
Aurora
Beal * Co
Portland
Messrs
Cummins
Calkins
Evans
Messrs. Cummins
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