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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
3
Residents report frequent travel to Portland and Oswego for business and supplies. Local builders and merchants push development with new houses, brick work, harvests, and a planned canal of improvements while social events and school notes reflect community life and concerns.
Community news from La Fayette includes property transfer at the Angerman lot opposite the Presbyterian church and a move to town by Mr. Derby in September. J. M. Ketty shifts his drug business to Mr. Guiles. Mr. Guiles expands to a new store at Old Fellow's building ready to fill prescriptions. New buildings rise amid a town-wide boom. Dr. Michaux returns from Tennessee with his mother. Mrs. J. L. Vickrey remains ill but improving. J. W. Long recounts two sick children with meningitis-like illness. Local youth attend I.O.O.F. lodge in Dallas and report a fine time. Outdoor Evangelical camp meetings near St Joe face bad weather. The La Fayette corner barn plans an entertainment Thursday night to benefit the band, which is progressing and to perform soon. Charley Doon dies of dropsy at his father's home. Mr. M. O. Lonsdale is thrown from his cart and injured. Dr. Cullreath is telegraphed for. New washing machines advertised by Mounta. For sale one span of horses west of Newberg. Free Barnew. Notice: on June 20, 1801, sale at Wynooski warehouse to the highest bidder with five months credit. J. C. Newson, board of directors. 72 acres near Newberg and 40 more adjoining J. B. David's place for sale with terms. Land neighboring West sold at 170 per acre by Reno & Housos. Dolphina F. Ellis promotes stationery and fashion accessories at the cottage near Friends' boarding hall and seeks local patronage.
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