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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
5
F H Caldwell states he will vote for the peoples choice for United States Senator, signaling a promise to back the leading candidate among the voters.
Mrs Silas Comert visits Portland with her sons at the start of the week. John A Beck the old Hoosier jeweler has moved from Morrison street to 205 Alder street Portland near Front and First by the O W P office and invites old friends to call.
F H Vinton and family spent Sunday at H M Dix s. J P Jensen went to Portland W W Walker and wife of North Yamhill stay with Mr Walker s mother. Miss Evelyn and Ross Dix left on the boat for Milwaukee. Mrs J L Davis leaves Friday for Hood River to help harvest berries. Remember the republican rally at West Chehalem Grange Hall May 26. S J Cleeton of St Helens and Rogers Sinnott of Portland are speakers. Music by the Newberg band. Cordially invited.
R C Crosby returns from Woonsocket R I where he is the winter Miss Browning conducts M E church meetings over ten days E Gordon visits Seattle area Albert Livengood Fritz Groth celebrate baby girl births Rural delivery route starts west of Dun dee toward Lafayette Da F Myer buys gasoline engine for pumping Rev Jos Teall spoke at Seek tend Sunday P Tucker family plans move to farm Mr G W Byers buys property near Laurel
Mrs H D Harford made a flying visit home last week. Mrs S W Newhouse has a no visiting policy at Shady Nook. Mr H Crater is worse and needs constant care. Mrs Ridgeway enjoyed time with her two sisters recently. Laura Hammer left for Portland to stay indefinitely. Kenneth Chase returned home for Sunday from work across the river in a hop field. C Paulsen has dynamite to clear land for a nut crop. Master Lineas Christensen rides a new bogey. Rev Gould spoke at the schoolhouse urging votes against the local option amendment.
Two marriage licenses recorded. Alta Withee 27 wed Stephen P. Adkins 35. Stella R. Watson 18 married Arthur W. Hatfield 19.
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