Balhorn Family Chooses Newberg After Wandering Years
The Balhorn family of F Balhorn and wife with nine children arrive in Newberg after a decade of nomadic travels from San Francisco to New York and back. They settle, and Balhorn plans to enroll his children in the local schools. The rapid growth strains Newberg Public School, prompting possible room rental and a ninth teacher as a new building seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Troy
Penelope
Telemachus
F. Balhor
P. J. Kline
Balhorn
Mr. Balhorn
San Francisco
New York
Atlantic
Newberg
Eureka
Paul Macy
Quiet Newberg Wedding Unites Cooper and Gaines
Miss Blanche Cooper wed Wilbur W. Gaines in a Thursday ceremony at the Cooper home Newberg with Rev F C Stanard officiating beneath a white wedding bell. The bride wore white albatross and lace. bridesmaids included Miss Mabel Cooper and Miss Lelia Littlefield. The couple plans to reside in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
A. B Cooper
Blanche Cooper
Wilbur W. Gaines
Leora Buchanan
F. C. Stanard
Mabel Cooper
Lelia Littlefield
A. P. Gaines
John P. Gaines
Oregon
Jesse Looney
Marion County
Mrs. J. F. Taylor Dies After Brief Illness
Obituary notices the death of Mrs. Frank Taylor at McMinnville Oregon after a short illness. The service was at the Friends church with many attendees including pallbearers C J Edwards W E Terrell L M Parker C F Butler C F Moore and S E Gause. Her family survives her husband Douglas Taylor and Ethel McKillop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
J. R. McKillop
Meridian
Idaho
John Henry Douglas
Long Beach
California
O. P. Taylor
Centralia
Washington
J. F. Taylor
Friends Church
Pacific College
C. J. Edwards
W. E. Terrell
L. M. Parker
C. F. Butler
C. F. Moore
S. E. Gause
Chloe Douglas Taylor
Bloomington
John Henry
Miriam C. Douglas
Philadelphia
Wilmington Pe
J. Frank Taylor
Wilmington
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Oregon
McMinnville
Douglas
Taylor
Ethel McKillop
Wii
Infant scalded to death in kitchen accident
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Baird, aged fourteen months, died following a boiler scalding when a washday accident pushed hot water onto the child. Mrs. Baird unknowingly left a boiler on the stove and the baby drew near, suffering severe burns until death the next day. Also note cucumbers for making sweet pickles for sale by Enos Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F
Baird
Enos Ellis
Stepped Against a Hot Stove heals with Balm Remedy
A child burned when stepping back onto a hot stove receives swift relief after applying Chamberlain Pain Balm. Within half an hour the child is quiet and asleep, and in two weeks fully recovered. Mrs. Benson of Kellar Virginia endorses the antiseptic liniment as valuable for burns and injuries. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
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Josses
Hudson Bros
Clothiers
Waltham
Elgin
T. B. Duncan & Sons
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