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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1894
Page
3
Local notes report requests for Middleton pickle and shipments from Newberg Milling Co. Many residents and visitors pass through town for goods, heating stoves, lumber, and farm supplies. Community updates include moves, visits, weather, and small business notes across Newberg and nearby farms.
The note indicates a Z Stamp is affixed on the wrapper and is described as Ip Fed. Details about purpose or origin are not provided in the readable text.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is noted for a fair medal. Elva Osborn serves as librarian this year. The Crescent will publish next week. Jack Hill visited Tuesday afternoon. Enrollment stands at ninety three. Prof. Lewis preached Sunday morning at Sherwood. Edgar Hampton visited Tuesday. The Athletic Association is organized and ready for fall. Football preparations are underway. Miss Mae Hoover was ill last week but can work now. Walter Edwards improves and hopes to resume studies soon. Miss Lettie Dixon must drop out due to family illness. The Crescent society reorganized last Friday. Term outlook is encouraging. Juniors and Seniors prep for class recital on the 20th. Twelve graduates last year, seven now in Senior Preparatory at college.
In Lafayette era notes, Misa Violet Holston visits Portland sister Vickrey. Dr J L Hayes plants roots in Lafayette with a new office in the carpenter building. Local schools report good attendance and capable teachers. Bird brothers run the family store. J P Hird retires from behind the counter. The drug store passes to Mr Standard with Frank Colwell dispensing pills. Bridge over the Yambill near completion while government surveyors finish a local falla survey. Senator Dolph visited recently and seeks federal funds to build river locks. Rainy weather aids fall plowing preparations. Birth notices greet a son to F F Hobson and a daughter to Eli Evans.
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