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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
9
Dr Lowe is at Imperial hotel November 17 offering eye tests and glasses. Advertisements seek a second hand rubber tire buggy, request building finish plans from Vincent Feed and Imp Co, and list goats for sale by Frank Rowell. Church events include chicken pie supper November 12 and a Doll Bazaar December 3 with dolls, aprons and fancy goods.
Sale offers 5 pure bred Poland China boars and several high quality brood sows plus fall pigs. Also available winter and Lincoln spring oats baled straw and potatoes. Contact Herbert Willard Route 1 for details.
For sale a Russell portable saw mill with 10 000 feet daily capacity. Nearly new and in good order after two years of use. Also a 4 horsepower stationary boiler and engine. Priced to sell cheaply. Inquire at Chase and Linton, New Bergen.
The Ladies of the Presbyteri Church announce a Thanksgiving market featuring pies oak chicken cranberry sauce jel and other treats at Hollingeworths family store on Wednesday November 24. Mums A M Lixvi e secretary requests patronage.
Till 3 o'clock Wednesday November 17 Dr Lowe an optician will be at the Imperial hotel for eye and glasses consultations.
Local items include Asa Kelsey's family update and plans for Newberg housekeeping, the Yamhill County Sunday School Association annual convention in November, and the Central Grand Concert Company event in Newberg. Various notes cover land trips, smallpox concerns on Chehalem Mountain, I Mills selling jewelry to Charles A. Morris, and reflections on life in Newberg.
Rose Winters entered college on November 3. Prizes are planned this week to boost interest. The girls play their first basketball game Monday night. Hinshaw of Marion spoke on student life in chapel. President Kelsey spoke at McMinnville Teachers' Institute on higher education. Marey urged efficient college time at the Y M C A. The Sophomores won their first basketball game last Friday and aim to go through the year undefeated.
A 1909 notice describes levying on parcels to be sold at auction on a Saturday at Be door of the one Hell of et beese, for the highest bidder subject to redemption, to satisfy assessments, interest, and costs due. Dated May 1909.
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