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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
Will G. Allen and many townsfolk appear on a busy week with visitors from Salem and Portland. The college building fund has reached 25000 dollars as residents discuss travel and local business.
Yewberg U. S. G. Miller makes a Dallas trip. Evans from Medford visits. No church services Sunday due to High School Baccalaureate at Friends church. Mrs Hanson travels to St Louis for a League Convention. Mr and Mrs Baird visit from Oklahoma City. Haines Burgess returns from Pullman after winning an oratorical contest. J. C. Cooper to host a family reunion in McMinnville. Flower Mission Day planned by W C T U with Mrs. J C Hudson hosting under the old oak. Berries from Gold Dollar variety shown. large shipments to market. Clinton N. Howard delivers temperance talk in Newberg, starting Oregon campaign. He plans a 30 day stay and more speeches after adjusting to the state scene.
The group of 23 cars carrying 110 passengers completed a valley journey Friday night without any accident causing delay. Frank W. A son of the University of Southern California won first place in a coast states contest and will represent the coast at the national event in Valparaiso. Oregon Electric officials McDowell and John F. Stevens announced the Tigardville to McMinnville line will be built within a year. A rose festival next Saturday in the city auditorium, hosted by the Ladies Civic Improvement Club, features cash prizes for roses and a program with music and speeches, plus a baseball speed ing match between the ladies and a Commercial Club nine.
Mrs. Julian Alford is ill with la grippe. George Wilson and family of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson. Road work finished. roads in the district now in good condition. Mrs. Roe Robison and Mrs. Frank Keyes and children attended memorial exercises at Newberg. Wm G Steel and family, Ralph Towne, and Mrs. Ander and daughter Marian of Portland spent Memorial at Otterbrook. John Goens returned to Boyd after aiding Frank Keyes with spring work. Mrs. George Ryan died of blood poison from a foot injury. funeral held by Rev. Ketts. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
The Children’s Day exercises will be held next Sunday at 11 o’clock in the morning at Christian Tabernacle instead of the evening event due to the Public School service at Friends Church. All evening services are omitted except the Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p.m. Gro. C. Averey, pastor.
Mrs Hendrickson visited relatives in Portland last Sunday Miss Mable Paulsen went to Portland early this week The road grader assists local roads Mr and Mrs Mulhearon and Mrs Atwood with daughter came from Portland for Decoration day Rev Hackett who bought the Hays property preached at the church Sunday morning
West Chehalem lists June 12 church exercises for children. Frank Noble from Hoquiam visited his brother A A Noble. Mr and Mrs Ben Yergen recently guests of Mr and Mrs S M Calkins. Mrs H Prosser visiting in Newberg with Mr and Mrs Yates for a few days. Mrs J L Davis from Hood River spent weekend with her son Harry. B Davis from Portland also visited Harry. Mrs Katherine Oppen from Hopewell visited with Mr and Mrs H A Dimond these days.
The Prohibition party of Yam Hill County met in Newbery Tuesday and nominated candidates for county offices including State Senator N. C. Christenson. Representatives Knotts and W. R. Everest. Judge D. A. Snyder. Commissioner H. Houser. Sheriff H. M. Williams. Clerk H. Peterson. Recorder not listed. Treasurer D. C. Latourette. Assessor Adam Beuhler. School Superintendent I. E. Holt. Surveyor H. D. Crumly.
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