Correspondence Livingstone County Notes
Mrs. Robt. Cook is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W R Carter. Mr and Mrs Bergstrand drove to Reedville Thursday and returned Monday. Miss Maude Vinton made a business trip to Sheridan the first of the week.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
8
Mrs. Robt. Cook is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W R Carter. Mr and Mrs Bergstrand drove to Reedville Thursday and returned Monday. Miss Maude Vinton made a business trip to Sheridan the first of the week.
Jas B Bope shows improvement while Fritz Groth sustains a gash near the thumb from a wood saw. Mr Prince digs walnut trees and delivers to customers. Mr and Mrs Wood of Sherman County and Mrs Cole of White Salmon visit D G Comstock. F Bausman sells a span of horses to Dunne Orchard and Packing Co. The Comstocks celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with baskets and a $50 gold gift in Illinois in 1855.
Zene Ward died at his brother’s home Tuesday after a long tuberculosis illness and will be buried at Newberg Thursday. Mrs Leone Denison, formerly Leone Ammerman of Salem, visits friends in the area. Grant Wiley and wife of Portland are visiting local friends. Prof Crumley preached at Rex Sunday. James Badhley plans to move his family near Acacia to work on the large reservoir project. Mrs Stewart Vaughan has been very ill but is improving.
Mr. Stanbrough has enrolled sixty scholars with more expected to begin soon. Chester Walton of Portland, nephew of Howard Walton, visited Bonnview for a few days. Walton digs post holes for a new wire fence at the farm front. Mrs. G Burnett of Main Washington visited J. C. Wills and heads to Palo Alto to spend winter with a brother.
Springbrook reports Miss Katie Dimond of Newberg visiting Miss Hunnicutt at school on Monday morning. Mrs. E Newhouse and Miss Mable Rush shopped in Portland last Saturday. The Christian Endeavor plans a Puritan TivIn social at Mr Mills home Friday evening October 24 with guests dressed in Puritan style. Mrs Grant Heater and two children with Miss Minnie Kincaid and Mr Fred Kincaid visited Portland last Thursday for Grandma Kincaid's eightieth birthday.
Pacific College reports chapel exercises Friday morning with visitors Rev. Herbert Cash and Mrs. McGrew. Mr and Mrs William Wilhite of Monrovia Indiana attended. Miss Bessie Adams of Shells entered the Academy department and Mary Minthorn hosted friends at a net making event. Oliver Townsend of Salem visited his niece Miss Ada Branson. An exciting campus baseball game was played recently.
The train time change eases travel for students heading home in the evening. Mr and Mrs Saunders visited the college on Tuesday. The YWCA Mission Study class organized with President McGrew leading, shows strong member interest.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Friends church will hold a rummage sale on December 7 and 8 in the Dr. Harrold building. Acceptable items include usable clothing furniture and canned goods while new creations like aprons are encouraged. Please bring items on December 6 as no collection calls will be made.
An 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's remedy as the world’s most successful bowel medicine. It claims to cure chronic diarrhoea and warrants every bottle, with C. F. Moore & Co as the sellers.
Custom oil water color and pastel paintings offered with dining room pieces a specialty. Enlarged oil portraits or oil crayon portraits available for $2. Pyrographic work also done. See samples at Porter & Larkins or contact Mrs W R Carter R F D No 1 Newberg Ore.
W B Spas offers entire greenhouse and flower garden for sale in Newberg Oregon with 30 day closing. Established market for all cut flowers, potential for growth, purchaser instruction available, favorable income, optional payment terms. Family home suitable for schooling children.
William Glasco a general purchasing and parcel delivery agent advertises daily train trips between Newberg and Portland. He will buy or sell any article and ensure same day parcel deliveries with reasonable charges. Patronage solicited and orders handled at Hotel Purdy office for prompt attention.
Voters are urged to check that their election tickets are correctly dated to ensure counting. The notice references a college and budget considerations with various coded lines and numbers, indicating public budgeting and voting guidance.
A brief notice markets choice residential lots in a city district with Bell Telephone listed among the contact entities. The item suggests available land parcels and a contact point for inquiries.
Advertises a new warehouse location just south of the Bank of New, urging early use before road work begins. Promotes reasonable charges and lists Bell phone 277 for contact.
The Newberg Meat Co advertises superior facilities for meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and both phones. It invites customers to view stock before purchasing tablets pencils or school supplies. F. H Calpweci & Co. offers prescription line.
Fifteen head of choice dairy cows offered for sale plus a Jersey bull eight to eighteen months old. Contact J. C. Armstrong, six miles west of Newberg.
Advertises wireson in all sizes and styles at guaranteed workmanship. Promises favorable terms and invites consultation with H E Newuin of Springbrook Oregon.
M. D. Jones offers cedar posts in Newberg at 9 cents each or wood at 5 cents. All orders will be promptly filled. R. F. D. No. 3.
Administrator Clifford Cady announces final settlement of the Milicent N. Cady estate in Yamhill County Oregon. A hearing to objections is set for Monday December 4 1906 at 10 o'clock A M in McMinnville with notice to all interested parties. Clarence Butt and F W Fenton are attorneys for the administrator.
Herb W Edwards of Des Moines Iowa sprained his wrist and bruised his knees after a fall on an icy walk last winter. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm with relief after several applications and says his soreness disappeared. The liniment is sold by C F Moore & Co.
A reflective line notes that seeking public care or attention may matter less than personal achievement, suggesting resilience in pursuing longevity without reliance on external recognition.
The Leavenworth Indiana manager refuses doctors for his wife and instead uses Electric Bitters. After five physicians failed, the wife, once bedridden, was cured and can perform household duties. Marketed by F. H. Caldwell & Co. drugs at 50 cents.
From Napier New Zealand Herald a New South Wales analysis found only one cough medicine fully safe among many. The remedy by C F Moore is marketed as a safe option for coughs colds croup and hoarseness, claimed to prevent pneumonia when used timely.
A Little Rock Arkansas resident Handa Plant praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for five years of running sores that healed. The product is advertised as a marvelous healer for cuts burns and wounds with a 25 cent price at F H Caldwell Co drug store.
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