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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
4
Notice announces final settlement proceedings with details garbled but indicates a hearing day and hour. Dated 1917 at Phar with signatures including Clarence Butt and Masch. The readable text references interested parties and a final accounting.
E G Fendall and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs B H Anderson. Mrs Joanna Davis visited Mrs S M Calkins last Friday. Sunday school members prepare for an Easter program. Mrs Wesley Patten and son Kenneth travel to Tacoma to spend a week with her parents. J A Smith goes to Portland to meet his mother visiting the Smith family. Clarence Amoth visits the community and returns to Portland. Miss Margaret Smith in nursing training at St Vincent's Hospital Portland visits her parents Mr and Mrs J A Smith.
Mrs Ralph Gill spent a few days in Portland. The sick list grows. Lee Jones and family visited the W A Parrish home. Miss Emerson of Amity stayed with Claude Fairbank. Miss Juanita Ward of Tacoma Washington visits Aunt Mrs T H Parrish. Mrs Buckley and daughters Bessie and Jennie of Wyoming left after wintering with Mr and Mrs R Fairbank. Rodney Hobson, four years in California, visits his parents and plans summer in Canada. Mr and Mrs Arthur Baird visited tenants Tobson last week en route to Canada.
Eureka resident A Berktold visited J O Spencer last week while Lee Barbour stopped in Portland with Francis Ties. Minneapolis guest J P Lyons stayed with Mr and Mrs G A Dearborn. Portland visitors Mrs Greatwood and son Royce toured with Mare Island sailor on furlough visiting Mr and Mrs T A Harper. Mrs Warren and son Robert with Miss Hewett and Miss Lambert traveled from Portland to spend two days with Miss Sally. Y M P Club held a social at E W Marr’s home. Mrs Sarah Bryan visiting daughter Mrs Wm Allan left for Chehalem Mountain. Frances Rocchi visited Portland couple F S Hillsinger and attended a Symphony Orchestra concert.
Miss Lydia Strate visited Mrs Velva Brickley at Votaw Thursday afternoon. Mrs J Mohrback of Sherwood visited her sister Mrs J Ferguson Monday. Miss Elma Paulsen and Miss Daisy Newhouse of Newberg visited Miss Mary Jones Sunday. Otto Goodat of Portland and Velva Brickley of Votaw spent Sunday at the Strate home. Mrs Florence Eves and Mrs A J Heskett visited the Underwood family at Oregon City Sunday. Miss Balyces Wiley returned to Portland after a few days at home.
Mrs J Ferguson and her mother visited relatives in Sherwood. Mrs C G Lewis returns to Portland for treatments though still ill with a heavy cold. Bert McMillan rushes home to a seriously ill mother in Peabody Kansas. L F Heatherington recuperating from appendicitis visits Oregon with friends. Local residents travel for business and shopping while others enjoy a school children’s Indian play The Arrow Maker to raise funds for a tennis court. A St Patrick party hosted by Miss Edith Sanderman adds to weekend social events with refreshments and a festive mood.
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