Newberg Graphic Friday Edition June 19 1896
The Newberg Graphic issues its Friday morning edition dated June 19 1896. The publication lists F Hf Woorwarp as printer and printer in the Newberg Oregon area.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic issues its Friday morning edition dated June 19 1896. The publication lists F Hf Woorwarp as printer and printer in the Newberg Oregon area.
Commencement week details events from June 12 to June 14 including field day contests, junior vs combine athletics, Y M C A and Y W C A addresses, Crescent Society talks, senior class day exercises, and the formal commencement in Friends church with orations by Bertha Cox Gay Metcalf and others, plus receptions and alumni banquets.
John T. Smith and Miss Robbie W. Hinehtman married at Smith home on Third and River streets in Newberg after a college reception. The bride, a Pacific College faculty member, resigns at year end. groom, a Pacific College treasurer, is longtime Newberg resident. Also, Mrs. Vina B. Leavitt wed to Wm. Yergen at PF. H. Storry’s residence in Newberg with Rev. G. F. Jerard officiating.
The Republican National Convention nominated Hon. Wm. McKinley of Ohio for president and Garret A. Hobart of New Jersey for vice president on the first ballot with a sound money platform. President tally: McKinley 601¾ votes, Reed 844, Morton 58, Quay 614%, Allison 35%. Vice president tally: Hobart 553¾, Evans 280, Bulkley 39.
Engineers will arrive soon to locate the river locks as Grover's veto stands. Hugh Carey and wife settle into the Poling property. Odd Fellows attend Dr. Taylor's funeral in Amity. Wheatfield and Portland pioneer meeting draws crowd. Dr. Watts returns from Albany. Carpenters repair bridges and cattle guards. An ice cream and candy shop operates with the saloon. L. G. Suiter moves to Willamina to run a flour mill. W. W. Smith and Charley Earhart sell fast horses to Salem Indian school superintendent. Jack Robinson visits from Alaska. Mr Gibl and widow Grace wed last week with serenade.
Mrs Mary Hobson daughter of Enos Blair and wife of Jesse Hobson died in Portland on Saturday morning June 13 1896 after a ten day illness She was 36 and left five children four living Funeral services were held in Newberg at 5 p m conducted by Rev James P Price and Mrs Jane B Wotan The bereaved family receives community sympathy and a brief ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure as pneumonia prevention A local trespass notice is announced for Bald Hill lookout owners and readers are asked to name the gushing guilty pair A discussion of DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure claims instant relief for bilious colic and inflamed intestines followed by ads for painting Nelson Morrison of Salem and a panacea product named Ov of Gladness for pain relief
Flower Mission Day was observed by the Newberg Union on June 10 with Miss Effie Macy as superintendent reading Jennie Canedy and her flower mission. Mrs. Cook shared a clipping and comments on the ministry of flowers. A Iowa correspondent reported W C T U progress and objections to smoke talks in men’s organizations. The Union adjourned to meet July 1.
A collage of ailment cures and local notices. Advertisements praise S. Borough Cure and De Witt’s remedies for throat lungs indigestion and piles. A 40 acre farm near Newberg is offered for 600 with specifics and inquiries to Graphic office.
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