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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
5
Births, relocations, business changes, and upcoming events fill Newberg notes. A son born to Adelard and wife. Purdy hotel lease sold to Hewitt. Drs Bowers to host medical meeting. Willamette game at college gym. new justice of the peace Linnville. H Huston visits. boiler upgrade planned at the creamery. election results and civic notices. Lyceum opening at Crater's hall. church and hospital news. bank elections and doctor Clough moving to Sultan.
Mr and Mrs C J Holliday visited relatives then left for Billings Oklahoma. Prof Clemenson of Dundee spent time with friends at Springbrook last Sunday. Mr and Mrs E N Whitlaw enjoyed a Portland visit. Orie Macy started business college in Portland. Mrs T C Hepperly ill but improving. Mills and family barn work caused injury keeping him bedridden. J H Rees Grant Heater and Fred Kincaid attended the horticultural meeting in McMinnville. Mrs Peter Jenson and daughter Pearl visiting LaFayette. Mr and Mrs VanQosdel spent Sunday with E C Stone and family. Mr and Mrs Tunner of Sheridan stayed with Edd Nissen. Mr Evans had a finger removed at the second joint due to a telon on his left forefinger. Miss Fay Lamson...
A person left the home of E G Fendall last Saturday for a short visit with friends and relatives in Willamina.
Bernhard Groth traveled to Seattle last week. Prince, W. S. Allan and G. W. Byers Jr. attended the Mc Minnville horticultural meeting last Saturday. Mrs. W. H. Lashier of Rex visited E. F. Hardin over the weekend. Scott Linengood's baby improves from illness. Maud Austin undergoes appendectomy in Portland and expects home next week. Rev. Joseph Hall preached at the M E church Sunday. S. L. Parrett and family visited Newberg. Telephones being installed by local citizens. New officers elected for District 832: R. L. Jones President, Ed Hepp Vice President, Bessie Baker Secretary, Geo. Hobson Treasurer, Daniel Jones Janitor. A young girls and boys debate was well received.
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