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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1894

Page

3

Transit schedule fragment for Portland area trips

The text outlines buses or trains leaving Portland on Tuesdays sharedays and Saturdays arriving in Newberg at 10 a m and Depart Independence at 6 94 m with stops in Salem at 745 a m and Newberg at 10 15 a m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. It mentions a free hack meets boat at Newberg.

Dayton Portland Daytona Frideve Newberg Independence Salem Newbe

Middleton pickles and local trades advertised in Newberg

An array of ads and notices from Newberg Salem area items include Middleton pickles from Storey’s Pumps and piping at Parker Inglis Newberg Milling Co bargains and a flood of local names with social visits legal notices and upcoming church events.

Storey’s Newberg Milling Co Cook Salem

T. C. Meeting at MFE with Townsend presiding

The onion group met at the usual hour in the MFE building Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. M. J. Townsend presiding. A Bible reading was led by Mr. Cathrine Osburn and prayers were offered by Mrs. Satchwell and others.

T. C Onion M. FE M. J. Townsend Cathrine Osburn Worlds Union Alida Beontek Tng Vratitude Newburg C. T

Local College Notes and Student Updates

Mary Round is out of school this week. Miss Mabel Cutis visited last Friday. Ottie Picket has been absent the past two weeks. Bishop Dillon visited the Junior Greek class Tuesday. Bertha Cox returns to school after a week away. The Board of Trustees attended chapel Monday. Lewis decorates desks with noticeable partiality. Miss Sargeant visited home Saturday to see her ill mother. Edgar Ballard slowly recovers and hopes to return soon. Jease Johnson is questioned about duties of the press committee. Prof Jeagup sustained a wrist cut in a chemistry class explosion Wednesday. Mrs Hobson and Mrs Jessup with daughter Mildred visited Tuesday afternoon. The boys will play football at Salem against Willamette University tomorrow. Students are working on ovations for the contest. All classes will be represented in this year’s primary contest.

Bishop Dillon Bertha Cox Board of Trustees Chapel Lewis Miss Sargeant Edgar Ballard Jease Johnson Jeagup Hobson Jessup Mildred Willamette University Salem

Local social notes and school reopening in Laurel

Mrs. Anna Conlee remains ill while L Suiter and L Brisbine traveled to Aurora earlier in the week. L Suiter and Mr and Mrs Suiter attended church in Laurel, Washington county last Sunday. Frank Layton of Seaside Oregon visited Sam Brisbine Friday and Saturday. Miss Clara Miller our school mistress on the sick list last week resumed school Monday. John Carter and Come Vinton bought the hill dance hall to continue hosting dances. Miss Rose Mosher entertained guests at the Suller home last Thursday with music and games. A lyceum program last Saturday elected officers with George Sullee President Hugh Bartholomew Vice President Miss Beatrice Linton Secretary Miss Lina Jenson Treasurer Will Grover Janitor. The next debate: Arctic exploration has not been of sufficient benefit to warrant its danger and expense.

Anna Conlee Suiter Rose Mosher Suller Lyceum George Sullee Hugh Bartholomew Beatrice Linton Lina Jenson Will Grover

Local notes from Scott's Milla reflect growth and new arrivals

Fred Cottle visits Carlton on business while Prospect of Rev J H Douglas returning soon is noted. The school runs well under Prof and Mrs Doug al. Oregon Land Co plans a stone office from the quarry near Salem. New residents Dr Haworth Mr Ginder and Mr Timberlake arrive from Warren county Iowa. The saw and hammer echo as houses rise and electric lights come. Miners Mitchell Lamb Rees pass through to Ramp Creek bonanza. Clark Bros advance their sash and door factory as dam and mill frame progress. Butte creek water supports machinery and future mills every few hundred yards. A. W. Cook and Fred Cottle run a small office labeled Heal Estate.

Fred Cottle Carlton J. H. Douglas Dougal Oregon Land Co Salem Haworth Ginder Mr. Timberlake Warren County Iowa Newberg Mitchell Lamb Rees Bonanza Ramp Creek Clark Bros Aaw Tomber Butte Creek A. W. Cook Heal Estate Menton

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