Local notes from Newberg and surrounding area
Locals and Personal items note Salem visitors and Portland guests, the new sign at the electric depot on First Street, and numerous trips across Oregon. Highlights include families from McMinnville and Columbus Ohio visiting relatives, teachers assigned to Corvallis and Monmouth, and plans for Yellowstone and Chautauqua trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Miles
Salem
First Street
Shepard Ong
Newberg
Portland
Lewis Mills
Eva H. Hull
Foster
Columbus
Ohio
E. W. Evans
McMinnville
Arthur Benson
Melvin Elliott
Jim Thompson
Oregon
Harry Sage
St Paul
Minnesota
Florence Sage
George A. Graves
Lowell Bristow
Little Babe
H.A. Grafe
Gates
Orel Chapman
Goldendale
Washington
W. E. White
D. C
Phil Bates
Harvest Picnic At Chehalem Valley A Hit
Mrs. Amos Nelson and family held a Fourth gathering with two hundred attendees. Judges Pearce and Rev Crocker spoke on a proposed winter Chautauqua while West Chehalem beat Chehalem Center 24 to ? in a ball game. meals, races, and singing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale*Melrose
Willamette
Carl Jones
F. K. Jones
Santa Paula
California
Jones
J. L. Hoskins
H. M. Hoskins
McMinnville
Yellowstone National Park
Matilda Hoskins
Springbrook
Amos Nelson
Harvey Anderson
Harry Baker
Daisy Pape
Judge Pearce
Chehalem Valley
John A. Smith
Rev. Crocker
West Chehalem Vis Chehalem Center
West Chehalem
Mrs. Crocker
Pleasant visit prompts return invitation
Rev. Crocker welcomed the visitors and expressed happiness at their presence. He said they were glad to have them and invited a return visit, which they stated they would likely accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Patterson
Petersboro
Ontario
Canada
Colorado
Denver
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
B.C
Crocker
Pairings Confirmed In Local Marriage Notices
Hollie Drill 22 wed to C Roy Fryer 25 Martha Illivan 38 wed to Angus McCulloch 48 Mary 60 wed to Charles Lewis 73 ages listed for all parties in formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollie Drill
C. Roy Fryer
Martha Illivan
Angus McCulloch
Mary
Charles Lewis
Lost Temper Mentioned by King at Levee
The famous judge once favored by King George III. reportedly lost his temper in public. At a levee the king corrected him, saying he hoped for a better temper given the regard he held for the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rer
George III
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Fort
Charley Butler
Miss Maude
la Fayette
Ralph Otis
Crater Lake
S. W. Newhouse
Dayton
Lucile Newhouse
E. E. Goff
Herman Smith
Little One
Panther Creek
Carlton
F. S. Wallace
Fair Store
J. A. George
Alexander Hull
Coos County
J. L. Shoemaker
G. P. Graham
Los Angeles
Myrtle Gause
Corvallis
Pacific College
Laura Hammer
Florence Rees
Monmouth
George L. Kelly
Aberdeen
J. R. Pemberton
Parker Home
Bert Miller
Ralph Rees
Massachusetts
San Francisco
Exposition
J. L. van Blair
Laura Blair
Portland Y. W
Assembly of the Christian Church
Susan Stanbrough
A. C. Stanbrough
Ada
T. W. Hester
W. W. Silver
Roy Clark
Dolph
A. A. Logan
Express
New Mexico
Berkshire
C. L. McMahan
Gwendolyn
Walla Walla
L. S. Otis
McMahan
Harry Miller
Itter
Taylor
Jacob Taylor
Ninth Street
L. M. Parker
Morrow County
W. S
Backlors’ Hall
C. J. Leavitt
Ze Nervia Ritchey
Orner
Nettie Scofield
Charles Clough
Tuolumbe
Clough
Maine
Red Bluff
Chautauqua
Graphic
Ofthe Strait
Perth
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Eastman
Barcroft’s Drug Store
P. O
The
Miller Mercantile Co
Joanna Davis
Hood River
A. A. Noble
Mr. Stevens
E. G. Fendall
Blues
Florence and
Clara Calkins
Ida Leach
C. A. Morris
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