Locals and Personsals From Newberg and Nearby
Charley Henry traveled from LaFayette last Monday. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Coleman of St Paul a son born October 9. Mrs. L. C. Simms visited Portland and returned home Sunday. Numerous residents travel between Portland Vancouver and Newberg for visits, business, or vacations. Church and school notes mention fundraising endowment efforts and Sunday school attendance rising to 282. A Nebraska family arrived, camping near the Gile & Co. packing house after a long journey, while local farms show prosperity with improvements and new residents arriving from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Henry
LaFayette
Roswell Coleman
St Paul
L. C. Simms
Portland
Oregon
W. D. Howens
Lizzie Judd
J. H. Rees
F. Wallace
Fair
W.E. Allison
Sherman County
Edward Pool
Seaside
Lizzie White
L. Taylor
Tom Belcher
J. C. Nelson
L. H. Chambers
Sunnyside
Clackamash County
B.T. Leggett
Ethel Morris
W. W. Nelson
Eugene
H. J. Minthorn
The
Graphic
Newport
Port North Carolina
Newberg
Marion County
Rankin
Champoeg
C. E B. Abbott
Verne Abbott
A. Massey
Auburn
Nebraska
Gile & Co
Charley O. Whitely
Friends Church
I.L. Hoskins
Mr. Sitton
A.A. Noble
J. EB. Elbert
M. D. Elbert
A.M. Davis
Joanna Davis
Walter Taylor
Alsea
Students hike on Chehalem Mountain and attend campus events
Last Friday evening students hiked Chehalem Mountain in a drizzly camp outing led by Prof Spahr and Miss Kenworthy. Two faculty members and three football players traveled to Portland for the O A C Multnomah Club game. The chapel featured piano duets and a Mozart piece. a glee club is forming with about fifteen names. President Pennington traveled to Portland, and concerts are planned to benefit a grand piano. J C Hodson spoke on Meeting Emergencies, and YWCA discussed the Cohassett Beach conference. The college football team’s first regular game is set for Portland on October 17 against Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalem Mountain
Prof Spahr
Miss Kenworthy
O. A. C.multnomah
Portland
Hulls
Upton
Free Methodist Church
Pres. Pennington
School of Music
J. C. Hodson
Cohassett Beach
Washington
Community notices from Dundee and Newberg area
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Dundee Newberg and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Henry Hopkins Mrs B F Yergen J E B Elbert Dr A M Davis and many families with travels dinners and church notes. School opened with strong attendance and a curiosity piece asks why a wood piece shaped like a tree twice as large is not called a doublee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Q. Reed
Margaret Brehant
Portland
Otterbrook
Tuxwillow
Alvan Ryan
Dundee
Egli House
Ninth Street
Clark Noble
W. J. Bennett
Noble
Quaker Team Faces Catholics in New Season Opener
Columbia University reports the Quaker squad aims to rebound from last year's loss to Catholics. The first home game is set for October 24 against Pacific University, with additional appearances on the local field later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbia University
Pacific University
Indians
Local residents enjoy hunting and family visits
Wm Bickle spends a few days on Red Hill property while Wm J Bennett A S Emerson and Cecil Emerson take a hunting trip at the head of the Wilson River Miss Mamie Pier visits parents at Robin Lodge and Mr and Mrs W C Sanders of Whiteson spend the weekend with Roe Robison Carmen Wall of Woodburn formerly Dundee resident marries Kenneth Norton of Woodburn Elmer McCleary of Salem involved with an apple orchard tied to May Keyes Me Cleary estate now owned by his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Bennett
A. S. Emerson
Cecil Emerson
Wilson River
Carmen Wall
Woodburn
Dundee
Kenneth Norton
Elmer McCleary
Salem
Keyes
May Keyes
Happy Farmer Buys John Deere Tools From Larkin-Prince Hdwe Co
An upbeat note extols the farmer who uses John Deere implements and urges trade with Larkin Prince Hardware Co. It promises best manufacturer lines, price guarantees, and money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co
Fast Line by Water to San Opens Before Expo
The Hill roads announce a fast steamship service between Astoria and San Francisco opening by February. The ships will be the fastest yet built and claim the water run nearly equal to the Portland to San Francisco rail trip. Dock work at Astoria progresses, and builders expect completion on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hill Roads
Astoria
San Francisco
Portland
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Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. C. Bennett
J. J. Hadley
M. J. Ramecy
McMinnville
W. E. Carter
C. C
Vancouver
W. P. Conaway
Fay Douglas
P. M. Tallman
Springbrook
Aravilla Wright
N. A. Dixon
Pennington
Charles O. Whitely
College Endowment Fund
B. H. Langworthy
Floyd
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Milton York
Jesse Edwards
York
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Emma Langworthy
Cap
Fred Worth
Alberta
Mrs. H. Schuette
Roy Clark
T. W. Hester
Addison Childers
Denver
Colorado
L. W. Childers
W. N. Brown
L. B. Chase
E. P. Hamilton
Newbery Wood Yard
John M Hornibrook
Hamilton & Hornibrook
Harry Belt
Blanchford Pickering
North Salem
Henry Hopkins
B. F. Yergen
Harvey Anderson
E. G. Fendall
Casa
Frank Rowland
C.W. Comstock
J. G. Alford
Howard
Leon &. Cyr
Mary Thun
Seattle
J. O. Spencer
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co
Wm. Bickle
Red Hill
Mamie Pier
Robin Lodge
W. C. Sanders
Whiteson
San
Ryptor
C. A. Morris
Oregonian and Graphic
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