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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1893
Page
3
Schedule lists north and south trains between Newberg and Portland with times from 72 am to 3 20 pm and includes passenger and freight rates to all points. Rates obtainable from C B Prissell agent Newberg.
Local items report Maris and Colcord will plant ten acres to prunes this spring and a double brick building may rise on Main Street. Numerous renters and movers occupy townhouses and stores, with J L Myers offering first class shave or haircut and W T Macy selling furniture.
The family of Orpha A. Haegey expresses heartfelt thanks to friends including A. O. U. W. and D. of HH for their loving kindness during illness and death. Grover Ifager and Mrs. BF Rockman also extended sympathy.
Real estate and nursery stock ads list 30 acres north of Newberg with orchard and new house, owner leaving for New Zealand. 46 acres fruit land with 1,000 trees two miles from Newberg. contact points include Guarine office and Newberg Nursery. Also agents sought for nursery stock by A. D. B. Cooper and May Broriteria Rochester NY seeking nurserymen.
Cord Oliver Brerezes attended Sunday school at 2 30 p m with twenty six present. Herbert Cash gave a farewell address as teacher and scholar for Newbery Christian Endeavor. Mrs Harford planned an extended Linn county trip. Mrs Atkinson convalescent after illness. Mrs Palmer sick with pleurisy but improving. Mrs Hunter returned from D arf ur Or and was disappointed with medical care. W K Carter lost two horses one found dead one died in barn. Charlee Barrows nursing Job's comforter at college. Mr and Mrs Sholtz visited relatives in Newberg. X N Z
Millard Rampy, a student two years ago, died in Plarriaburg Oregon on January 18 from typho malarial fever at age 148. He was known for an amiable disposition and was well liked by schoolmates and faculty. He was converted during a revival while in school. The Harrisburg
The deceased, son of Mr et Mrs R A Rampy, respected locals, was born August 2 1874 in Harrisburg. A banking worker and active YP youth, he studied at State Normal School Monmouth before illness forced his return home. Funeral Thursday January 19 with Rev Wiltie officiating and Cornet Band in attendance.
Rep Maloney rode a naptha launch from Newport back to Yaquina City as wild waves battered the craft spraying crew. The boat drifted to an old government scow before engine fires were relit and they reached port. Lamson stayed at the coast through Saturday. Also advertised is the sale of the celebrated Clydesdale stallion Zero with cart and harness at Rogers livery stable Newberg on January 28 1805 with cash or bankable notes three months and 10 percent interest from date.
David W. Martin announces two Newberg agents Mrs. Mary Hobson on South Meridian near the fair grounds and Mrs. Cox on Pine Street two doors west of the Presbyterian Church. Only authorized agents will keep on hand a full supply of the above named remedy.
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