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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
5
Northbound trains at 8 42 a m and 3 38 p m. Southbound at 9 05 a m and 6 55 p m. Local notices cover travelers and visitors from LaFayette Salem Portland McMinnville and nearby towns. Several residents and visitors are named with moves visits illnesses business changes and community events in the area around the Columbia region.
Regular services continue next Sunday morning and evening. The Dundee Ladies Aid Society is busy this week filling an order for kitchen aprons. Mr. and Mrs. James Bryan visited their daughter Mrs. Wm Allan early this week. Mrs Allan received a visit from sister Mrs. R L Duncan from near Carlton. Mrs. Alford is able to sit up again. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrott welcomed a son Tuesday morning. The Ladies Aid Society hosted a successful Friday evening social with a short program and ice cream afterward. Mrs. Julia W. Little and son Francis C. Little of Portland are guests at Otterbrook. Mr. Little, a real estate man, combines business with pleasure in the region. Mrs. Adie Bell traveled to Newberg for her father’s birthday celebration. Mr. J G Hanna and Mrs. Hanna of Hiawatha Kansas visit the Crawford home. Bessie Yee of Newberg visits Bernice Keyes. Winifred Tilton of White Salmon is visiting cousin Roe Robison. Mrs. Henry Hagey suffers from blood poison in her right foot. Edward Jannsen of Sheridan spent days at the old home in Red Hills.
Dr. John H Rankin has moved to his own property on Franklin street off Meridian opposite the college grounds. Watch for the electric sign.
Water service will be turned off on Saturday morning east and south of College Street and on Wednesday and Friday next week west of School Street. Local residents are advised to plan accordingly and conserve water during the outage window.
Estella Kelly aged 26 wed Herbert J. Kauffman aged 29. Mary E. Davis aged 36 married John L. Jones aged 44. Eliza Wilson married Semon J. Madison.
Irvin Barnhart left for harvest fields in Eastern Oregon. Mr and Mrs Hinkle went to Salem after visiting relatives. Miss Belle Newhouse returned to Portland after weeks with family. Enos Ellis and family moved to a new mountain home. S W Newhouse family went to Dayton for their sick grandson Clinton. Charley McNutt from Wisconsin, cousin of Mrs J C Wills, visits Oregon with his parents who spent nineteen years here.
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