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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
5
North bound trains at 8 42 a m and 4 14 p m with south bound at 9 05 a m and 5 55 p m. Local items report social visits, road conditions, business moves, and upcoming events in Newberg and nearby towns including Willamina Albany and Portland. The Civic Improvement Association meets March 4 and college basketball action vs Philomath College Huskies is previewed.
C E Tate longtime Wynooski Street resident is fatally injured in a sawmill accident Wednesday morning when a lumber piece hurled by the saw struck him in the stomach. He died instantly. his widow and six children survive. The body was taken to Hollingsworth undertaking parlors. Tate had recently moved to Newberg from Oregon City and carried life insurance to aid his bereaved family.
The Presbyterian Church announces morning sermons on The Second Peter and evening topics Hesitancy Overcome. Free Methodist Rev J N Wood’s family quarantined, Henry Nelson to fill morning pulpit and J D Cook in evening. Wednesday March 2 Missionary Work in Africa at Baptist church. Friends Church meetings ended after Everett news. Rev Replogle returns home to support new building.
A forceful speaker and his messages were greatly valued by those who heard him, drawing strong appreciation from the audience for his delivered points and vigor.
A reader offers practical home advice on cheap economy use and quick repairs. Tips include mending a granite kettle with a rivet, salve for apples to prevent discoloration, sauerkraut weight from a sand filled jug, keeping a stove polished with old newspapers, and avoiding smoke around children. It also covers warming towels for baths and safe candle use.
In the providence of God our sister Mable Hale has been taken by death. Vesta Rebekah Lodge 76 L0 0. F. resolves to extend sympathies to the bereaved families, send copies to them, place a note in minutes, and furnish the press. Committee: Verona Nelson, Katie Ferguson, A. C. Standrough.
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