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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
8
On June 12 1645 Charles I slept in Naseby and awoke to a vivid dream in which Strafford warned him not to fight. He ignored the warning and the next morning led his army into action losing cannon baggage and four fifths of his force by sunset.
Mrs B L Duncan of Newberg visited her sister Mrs W S Allan at start of week. Mrs Lottie Decker of Newberg guests her daughter Mrs Roe Robison. Mrs J L Richards of Airlie visiting daughter Mrs Frank Keyes. Mrs Bertha Reed and Miss Jones of Portland spent weekend at Tuxwillow Red Hill home. Rose Young E S Greer Leon Cyr and William Rietenber made business trips to Portland. Allan family attended McMinnville basketball game last week. Alfred Allan entertained Newberg basketball team at Park Hill Home last Thursday. Mrs Bland Herring visiting in Portland. Neighborhood Club met Thursday afternoon. Library donations received and catalogued. Donations to library to date: Mrs Jacquith 18, Mrs Cyrene Palmer 11, Mrs Hillsinger 6, Miss Crawford 2.
At a club meeting the treasurer announced a remaining auditorium fund balance of 88.41 after expenses for two entertainments. Clark Noble and Roxel of Portland visited Red Hills friends. Rinehard Groth and family relocate to Toledo. Rev and Mrs Greer spend a week in Portland visiting relatives. The Young Men’s Athletic Club plans a play on the first Saturday in April. A large crowd attended a dance by the Women of Woodcraft on Saturday night. The evening featured a delicious supper and the serenade to Mr and Mrs Henry Robbins.
J C Gregory agent in Newberg Oregon promotes white bronze monuments made from refined zinc that will never moss grow dittace or lettering grow dim offering durable grave markers for sale to customers.
Public auction Saturday March 28 at 1 30 p m at the Commercial Barn features hotel furniture including 13 iron and brass bedsteads with springs and mattresses 36 chairs 12 dressers range heaters dining table rugs dishes roll top desk center tables bedding and more Also 1 buggy 2 harness 4 horses 2 wagons Ladies invited J W Swetz Owner Col W A Westfall Auctioneer
Dr C A Eldridge announces the sale of his dental business to Dr P F Hawkins a practitioner skilled in all lines of dentistry. The new owner comes highly recommended for any dental service needed.
The Women's Auxiliary to Pacific College will hold an Easter sale at Crede's Market on Saturday April 11 starting at 10 a.m. Aprons and handkerchiefs are specialties along with cakes pies bread candy Easter eggs and other items. Fifty aluminum pans filled with baked goods will be sold. Bring articles for sale by 9 a.m.
F C Mills states readiness to relocate or upgrade wooden structures on short notice and offers handling of heavy machinery. The notice signals versatile construction capacity and swift deployment.
Otis L 8, phone Black 202 4 offers trees for sale with extra choice stock in heights 6 to 8 feet at 10 cents and 3 to 5 feet at 8 cents.
Drs. Lowe and Turner offer Keptol double vision glasses with no lines or seams. Free demonstrations and guaranteed satisfaction on Tuesday at the Imperial Hotel. Also notes on mortgage loans at First National Bank of Newberg and local livestock trades.
At a station England the great violinist Joachim waited for a train as a navvy nearby listened with interest. The worker tapped Joachim’s chair and declared Paganini was the man, leaving Joachim feeling humbled by the remark and the moment.
The judge freed a suspect after defense attorney OConnell argued the alleged crime occurred on the high seas. The jury was persuaded and the defendant received an acquittal. The courtroom heard the dramatic appeal as the man raised his hands to heaven and prayed for the attorney’s continued luck.
A speaker declares that no man with broad lands should feel richer in his presence. He says he can do without riches or comfort and will not be bought by pride, even if he is penniless and relies on bread from others.
The Christian Science Society of Newberg Oregon invites all to Sunday services in the Edwards building at 608 First Street opposite the post office. Services are held each Sunday morning at 41 o'clock.
The city council orders a cleanup day on Saturday March 28 in Newberg. Residents must tie rubbish in strong sacks or boxes and place it so workers can retrieve it. no burnable items to be carted. Ida M. Woods, Recorder.
Educated highly skilled exclusive eye specialists examine and fit glasses. Drs. Lowe and Turner have the qualifications. Consultation at Imperial Hotel on Tuesday March 31. Don’t forget the date. Scores of Newberg references.
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