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DAYTON
VOL. XIV
NO. 31
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
HARRIN PROPRETY TOTALLY
DESTROYED BY FIRE TODDAY
PAY MORE ATTENTION
TO THE PRUNE NOUBTRY
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DAYTON, OREGON, AUGUST 1H. 1927.
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from Alabama, were at Lina Buck-
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LOCAL NEWS
Dwelling Formerly Occupied by Gurs«
According the County Agent 8. T.
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troyed— Firemen
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to the quality of the fruit if the prune —See Dr. Stryker’s ad on page 2.
Mr». D. A. Snyder has been on the Simpkin home were Mr. and Mrs.
Some Quick Work in
industry is to be a paying proposi­
Mr. and Mr». B. Groth returned
Good crab apple» wanted. Phoni- sick list this week and is reported as August Rudine, Mr. and Mrs. Olof
Getting on the Job
tion in Yamhill County.
The big Red
Friday from Cannon Beach.
improving.
3fl, Day ton.
Chytraus
and
daughter
Helen
of
Los
question facing every prune grower
Mrs. Ella Swink visited Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peffer and fam­ Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Lillian Keene in »pending the week
Dayton won aroused to action this at this time is the restoring of soil
ily spent Sunday with relatives and Felt and daughter Margaret, of Salt with the Bimrose family in Portland.
with
her
sister
Wanda
in
Monmouth.
(Thursday) morning about 9:30 by fertility in the orchards.
Cover
Harry Ryan of Philomath, attend­
Mr». R. M. Cooper was a passenger acquaintances in Salem.
Lake City.
the furious ringing of the fire bell, crops should be seeded by September
ed the funeral of Eva Ryan, Sunday
Mrs.
Walker
’
s
brother,
Mr.
Frank
to
Portland
to
visit
her
father
on
Tuesday
forenoon
while
Mr.
E.
Ma-
when it wax dixeouvered that the 1. Supplemented with 150 to 250
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Meeks visited
of oaivio,
Salem, is visiting a
at __
the bee was working on the Peter Swan­
i Ritchie ««
Harris property on the corner of pounds of nitrate of soda or 125 to Monday.
relatives in Portland during the week.
Mr.
Harry
Gray
ia
now
the
proud
!
Methodist
parsonage
this
week.
son
place
he
was
unfortunate
in
hav
­
Third and Church streets, near the 150 pounds sulphate of ammonia and owner and driver of a new Chevrolet! Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Filer accom-
Mrs. J. p. Bryan is visiting her
ing his hand pierced by a nail that
echoed house, was on Are. The local 300 pounds of superphosphate, the
daughter, Mrs. A. D. Brooks, in Carl­
touring
car.
i
Ponied
by
Mrs.
Dower
spent
Sunday
was
protuding
from
a
wall
and
he
fire boya responded quickly and done following gives a splendid top dress,
Geo. Frexhour left for Belview at Pctch camp in the Yamhill country. was compelled to quit the job while ton.
some splendid work, Three minutes ing to the non-iiguine cover crops:
Frederick Holzmeyer called at
Tuesday
to visit hia daughter, Mr», i Mr- and Mr». Jame» Nelson and he takes care of the hand, which has .
and ten seconds from the sounding of 40 poumix common vetch and 30
St. Vincents hospital to see Mrs. Ellis
Geo.
Griffith.
'
family
newcomers
to
town
are
oc-
been
causing
him
considerable
pain.
the fire bell they had two streams of pounds winter barley or rye; or, 40
-Let Art fix your watch. He knows copying the Frcshour house near the
Dinner guests at the Metohdist Baker and baby.
water playing on the Haines.
pounds vetch and 40 pound» wheat or how. Davis and Anderson, Jewelers, ^hool building.
Mr. and Mrs. David Marr and
parsonage Saturday evening were
It is not known how the fire got a oats; or, fl pecks straight winter
Mr. and Mr». L. N. Colwell of Chic Mis. I. H. White, Miss Pauline Ritch­ daughter spent the week in Tillamook
McMinnville,
Oregon.
start ax the house wux unoccupied grains; or, 8 pounds rape. Applica­
L. D. Krake left Tuesday evening 1 ago, are expected to spend a few ie, Miss Mamie Smith, Mr. Dwight and at the beaches.
and xomc of the windows were board­ tion should be made the first part of
Geo. Ryan of North Bend, came
day» at the Burnard-Simpkin home Richie, Mr. I. H. White and Mr. Nile
ed up. When first dixeouvered the Febrary. Unless the soil is naturally for Sheridan where he will work for the last of this week.
Sunday for the funeral of Eva Ryan,
a
few
weeks.
Hilburn,
all
of
Salem.
The
group
flames had burned through the roof productive, a top dressing can well
Miss
Freda
of Corvallis, represented the wedding party of who was buried Sunday.
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Mr». Munv
Jake uvitjiiigi-c
Heidinger nnu
and nine
little non
son
and had gained good headway w^ien be added to leguminous crops. To
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herring left Sat­
Rolland
are
in
Salem
again
this
week
*’
spending
a
few
joyful
days with Miss Pauline Ritchie, who is Mrs.
the firemen arrived. Being an old have growth worthwhile, the follow-
her long time friend. Mrs. Harry Walker’s cousin, and Mr. Nile Hil­ urday night for the coast and re­
visiting
relatives.
building it burned readily and the ing spring, cover crop» must be
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of Portland, ¡ Sherman and husband,
burn. The wedding was solemnized turned Monday evening.
firemen did splendid work in subduing seeded eurly.
Mrs. John Herring and Mrs. Beulah
family
moved
visited
her
father,
C.
D.
Kidd,
and
her
j
Mr
John
Hickey
and
at
the White home in Salem the fol­
the flames as quickly ax they did.
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brother E. G. Kidd, Sunday.
; from the Harris house on 3rd street lowing afternoon by Rev. Walker. Parrett visited the Oregonian home
It wa* not long after the firemen
4 ACRES RETURN $1500
Miss Edith Ott and her mother ar-
Makefield house in the South- Mrs. Walker played the wedding Wednesday and report it very beauti­
arrived, however, that the roof of
ful.
rived
home
Sunday
evening
from
a
wea
t
part
of town,
march.
the building fell in and the linning Unionvale Growers Report on Bei
Ellis Baker spent Sunday in Port­
few
days
recreation
on
the
coast.
|
Mr
.
L.
D.
Krake
is
spending
these
on the interior of the houxe could be
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Crops for This Season.
land visiting with his family. Mrs
Mrs. Harold Newman and children ^°t days in Sheridan where he is em-
Dr. Goodrich Joined Caravan
seen falling from the studding.
Baker expects to be home the end of
of Nehalem, are visiting the Walter! Ploy«! in doing some painting and
On Sunday Dr. O. C. Goodrich and this week.
Mrs. R. L. ‘Harris, who owns the
UNIONVALE, Or., Aug. 13.— (Spe Jackman family a few days this week ¡carpenter work.
family joined the Fox Breeders cara­
property, left this morning on the ial)—Unable to secure enough pick­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman are). Mr. “n<i Mrs. Frank Wirfs were van in McMinnville enroute to Cor­ „.^1 an<* Mrs. J- A.. Chapman and
* : 15 stage for Portland, and up to th. ers during strawberry picking, many
Portland Sunday to visit hi» moth- vallis. During the trip they visited * irgil Chapman of Sherwood, visit­
time of writing she could not be lo- were lost, nevertheless from a four on their vacation and are enjoying
the
cool
breeze
at
Newport
for
a
short
cr
’
w^°
reported as quite sick at some eight or ten fox breeding ranch­ ed their daughter, Mrs. Jack Parrett
cated to inform her of her loss, and acre patch, Neil Stoulcnburg reports
and family, Monday.
her home in that city.
time.
es. This caravan was accompanied
it could not be ascertained whether a net sale of $1500. Some growers
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harding have just
Clair Stilwell, »on
son of J. B by Mr. J. O. Reiley of Michigan, who
Mrs.
F.
M.
Hord
and
sons,
Messrs.
Mr.
Glair
the buildin gcarried insurance or not. with less acreage report even a great­
returned from Forest Grove where
Bert
and
Frank
Hord,
of
Portland,
I
Stilwell
Sr.
of
San
Francisco,
Calif.,
is
the
president
of
the
National
Fox
Dayton can well be proud of their er percentage of return», ax strawber­
s here visiting his father who has Breeders Association. They experi­ they attended the Seventh Day Ad­
fire brigade as the boys are always ries were very large and of excellent »pent Sunday at the Henry Chapman I * been
ventists camp . leeting.
quite sick for a week or so.
home.
enced much pleasure and gained con­
on the job and respond well whenever quality, although price received was
The Neighbors of Woodcraft picnic-
son
of
Mr.
A
delegation
of
five
people
from
Master
Howard Kidd,
siderable valuable instruction in fox ed Thursday noon with Mrs. Lee Len­
the fire bell sumbions them to duty. moderate.
and Mrs. E. G. Kidd, is in Portland the Methodist church in Tillamook raising.
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Loganberry picking is over. Grow­ this week visiting his aunt, Mrs. attended the morning preaching ser-
hart near McMinnville. A very en­
NOTICE OF THE MEETING OF
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ers report about four tons per acre Hopkins.
joyable day was spent.
l vices at the Dayton Methodist church
Fred Matches is New Postmaster
THE COUNTY EQUALIZA­
in fields where 5% ton* were picked
Henry Thun and family, Ernest
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Huddleston Sunday.
TION BOARD
Mr.
Fred Matches is our new post­ Thun and the children of Fred Thun,
a year ago. Good prices were receiv­ and children of Corvallis visited Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hibbert and
ed for the berries, which were large lay with ins mother, Mrs. M. E. Hud- daughter Hester arrived home Fri- master and in charge of the office left Tuesday morning for a drive
Notice is hereby given that on Mon­ mid of excellent quality.—Oregonian dleston
and family.
evening after spending several having received the office from the through Yellowstone park.
day September 12, 1927, The board of
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parrett, Miss
Mrs. Grace Fisher and little daugh- - (*ays vacationing at Bend and Red- hands of Prof. L. L. Gooding, who has
EQUALIZATION of Yamhill County, POULTRY ASSOCIATION TO
been temporary P. M. for a short Irene Way, Virgil Chapman, left
ter
of
Portland,
is
visiting
f«th.
mond.
her
fath-
Oregon, will meet in the County
HOLD ALL DAY MEETING er, W. F. Abdill, and other relatives
Mr. Claude Proffitt, who has been time. Mrs. Iner Mortensen will con­ Saturday evening to make the Mt.
Court House at McMinnville, Oregon,
engaged in teaching at Pendleton, tinue to be the assistant postmaster Hood loop, returning Sunday evening.
here
this
week.
and publicly examine the Assessment
The Yamhill County Poultry As­
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Peterson and
Mrs. Z. Spangle is slowly recover- arrived home Tuesday for. a visit for the time being. Mr. Matches is
Rolls for said Yamhill County for sociation is arranging an all-day
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. a pleasant appearing young man and son, and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alder
ing
from
the
operation
on
her
feet
the year 1927, and correct all errors meeting to be held on the H. O. Han­
we predict for him that he will make and son of Portland, were Sunday
expects to be able to sit up some Proffitt.
in valuation, description, or quality son farm one mile north of Newberg and
many friends in his new calling.
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­
Charles
Krumel
was
taken
to
the
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of Ia>ts, Lands. or other property as­ August 30. Al) members and friends in the near future.
ces Keyes.
hospital at McMinnville last Friday
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Leroy
Walker
were
sessed by the County Assessor.
Traffic Now at Peak
who are interested in poultry are in Salem Sunday and while there per­ evening for treatment of a bone hi
M». •-><( Mrs. E. Allan and daugh­
It shall tie the duty of all parsons invited. H. E. Cosby, poultry spec­
According to a recent report by the ter Ardis with Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
jury in his leg. He is improving
interested to appear at the time and ialist of O. A. C.. wiil give a culling formed the wedding ceremony of slowly.
state highway department the traffic Allan, visited Thursday afternoon
place appointed to show cause, if any, demonstration. Those attending are Mrs. Walker’s cousin.
•Mrs. Ella Harris left on the Wed­ on the roads leading to the coast with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hornberger in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Unger,
after
a
why the assessed valuation as return­ asked to bring baskets.
few day» sojourn at Pacific City, nesday morning stage for Portland, and beaches is heavier now than at Independence.
ed by the County Assessor for the
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Mrs. Frank Haskins and children
■ame home in time to enjoy sorhe of where she will visit her sisters until any period of the season.
year 1927, on all lands, lots and other
BIDS WAITED
This movement is expected to con­ spent ten days at Rockaway enjoying
her school commences about the first
he
heat
Monday
afternoon.
property in Yamhill County shall not
tinue well into September. The high­ the beach and also visiting with Mrs
Mrs. Lina Buckley took her depart­ of September.
»Land as so returned.
Sealed bids will be received by the ure Tuesday in a car driven by friends
Mr. and Mrs. Rand of Sherdian, way through McMinnville has been Haskin’s mother, Mrs. M. C. Crosby,
W. L. Osborn,
clerk of School District No. 28, Coun­ io Gresham, where she will visit fer­ accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. receiving her share of this traffic ac­ who lives there.
County Assessor.
ty of Yamhill. State of Oregon, unti ner Dayton friends for a short while. Cooper of this place motored over the cording to residents there.
The
Mrs. Mamie Nelson was called back
Dated Augunt 18, 1927.
Sept. 1, 1927, for the transportation
Mrs. Payne and children Ernie and Mt. Hood loop Sunday and report an county seat, however, has been quiet from California on account of the
of pupils from the L. A. Rossner fan. iVoody, and Edward Herring and enjoyable trip.
the past week due to the intense heat. illness of her son Lewis in Payesly,
PACIFIC LIVESTOCK SHOW
to the school house at Dayton for 'ern Goodrich, arrived home from a
Ore. Mrs. Nelson brought him back
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Mrs. Charles Baily and little son
OCT. 29th TO NOV. u'ith nine months, and from the Unity-
home and he is some better.
week’s stay at Newport the first of of St. Johns, Oregon, are spending • Mrs. Miller Writes Friends Here
District No. 23, to the school house .he week.
Miss Patricia Bentley, who accom­
some of these hot days with her par­
Letters from Mrs. Delia Miller to
The premium list of the seventh in Dayton for nine months. Outline
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Odgen, liv­ friends here tell of their arrival at panied her grandmother to Southern
After
a
week
or
ten
days
visit
nt
annual Pacific International Livestock of route and specifications for busses
her fathers home in Lowell, Wise., California, returned home Sunday
some of the coast beaches Mrs. Leaf i ing near town.
Exposition, to be held at Portland. may be had at the clerks office.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spangle after and that she is having a nice visit evening. She reported a very fine
Sheard
reached
home
Monday
and
is
Oct. 29th to Nov. 5th, inclusive, is
Upon the acceptance of bid, the
appreciating this good visiting relatives here for about a but does not like the climate as well time but that it was hot there.
now being distributed. Extra copies bidder must file suitable bond, same apparently
Mrs. Lee Eddens as the guest of
week took their departure for their as she does this part of Yamhill
warm
weather.
may be had from General Manager to be left to the discretion of the
Modesto home in California Monday County, Oregon. If Mike (her dog) Mrs. Fannie Allen of Newberg, spent
Mrs.
Jennie
Murphey
and
daugh
­
O .M. Plummer, 211 N. W. Bank school board.
could talk he would agree with her in several days in Astoria and Seaside
ters, who have been spending a week morning.
Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
School board reserves the right to or more at the coast, reached home
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Stretch of Har­ capital letters for the thunder storms last week. They made the trip by
The total amount of cash prize« reject any and all bids.
boat which was very enjoyable.
last week end much refreshed by risburg, spent Saturday night and scare him nearly to death.
offered in all the various departments
Attest:
Newberg Fire Department came
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
their
outing.
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,
approximate $11)0,000.
E. G. Kidd,
up to Dundee Monday evening and
Mrs. N. S. Stretch, returning home
Harvesting
Almost
Completed
Mrs.
Chester
Christenson
has
a
fine
The same superintendents, who ser­
Clerk School District No. 28 I For-Terrior dog she is desirous of in the late evening.
According to street talk, practically , put on a practice fire drill at the
ved last year, practically, have been
O. C. Goodrich,
Miss Catherine Burnard was oper­ the bulk of the field harvesting will school house. Many were fortunate
giving
away.
Parties
wanting
a
dog
selected for the coming show. As
Chairman Board of Directors of this kind will do well to see Mrs. ated on for the removal of a cataract be concluded this week. Crops, while to witness this which was very inter-
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a matter of fact, the heads of depart­
from her left eye last Monday at the they have not been in many instances ! esting.
Christenson.
ments of the Pacific International an
CESTI RE RESCUES GIRL
Portland Eye and Ear hospital. She as heavy per acre as anticipated earl­ t Alex Leslie, of the Navy, on the
The
Royal
Neighbors
of
America
changed very little, which assures a
is reported as doing well at the pres­ ier in the season, are of good quality L. S. S. California, which is now in
held
a
very
pleasant
meeting
in
their
smooth, splendid show year
;
after Negro Arrested When Passing Mo­ I hall Monday night and the members ent time.
and of a fair price. Out of state dry dock for awhile, spent the week
year.
torist Acts Promptly.
Miss
Ila
Campbell,
daughter
of
the
who
failed
to
attend
missed
a
fine
reports
have it that throughout the end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
With bumper crops al) over the
late Elmer Campbell of the Hopewell northwest grain crops have been George Leslie, and sister, Mrs. F. W.
treat
of
ice
cream
and
cake.
country, and livestock people beginn­
Meyer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell of neighborhood, and little niece from heavy.
Slight motion of a young woman's
ing to feel the increases which are
Mr. and Mrs. E. Allan and daugh­
Salem, were the company at the W.
Heppner,
Ore.,
'in-laws
of
Arthur
hand
saved
her
from
further
molest
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slowly taking place, it is a foregone
ter Ardis of Canada, who have been
S. Hibbert home for a short time
Keene,
called
at
the
L.
D.
Krake
ing
by
Spencer
Crawford,
negro,
Irish
Setter
Pups
For
Sale
conclusion that the Pacific Interna­
visiting the W. S. Allan home, left
Sunday afternoon.
Anyone interested in buying a high-
tional this year will live t/p to its early yesterday, and resulted in cap­ home Tuesday afternoon and took
Mrs. Ambrose Mellinger and daugh­ class Irish setter should see S. T. for the Oregon beaches to be gone
ture
of
the
negro.
back
some
fruit
that
they
called
real
motto—"Bigger and Bitter.”
ters Misses Ruth and Maud, and sons White, county agent, who still has a several weeks, before returning to
J .C. Proffitt of Dayton, Ore., driv­ peaches.
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George and Robert, of Newberg, few for sale. There is nothing better their home in Canada.
Prof.
L.
L.
Gooding
and
family
ing
by
East
Second
and
Morrison
Special Services nt Methodist Church
cousins of the J. E. Mellinger fam­
Saturday, 27th day of August, 2:00
The services at the M. E. Church streets. Saw the movement of the were in Coburg Wednesday visiting ily of Dayton, made them a short in the way’ of pedigree and perform­
p.m.
at the school house, is the day
a
daughter
before
leaving
for
their
hand,
jumped
from
his
car
and
caught
ance back of this litter and if you
in Dayton this coming Sunday morn­
visit Sunday afternoon.
want a real field worker as well as a the school board has set aside to pass
ing will be unique in that the whole Crawford, who had seized the woman new home in Freewater, Oregon,
Mr. Geo. I. Shelbourne of Union­
where Mr. Gooding is to teach the
The school
don’t pass up the oppor­ on the school budget.
Keizer Methodist church will dismiss by the arm and threatened to kill her coming
vale, has contracted with the New­ companion,
school
year.
board
desire
a
large
attendance
to
she
scrertmed,
according
to
the
if
tunity of securing one of these pups.
and come across the river to attend
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abdill and berg Canning Co. for fifteen tons of
discuss ways and means of handling
Sunday school and church here. They girl’s story to the police. Being out
Evergreen Blackberries. Any berry-
the district indebtedness.
Epidemic of Accidents
will idso come prepared to offer some after hours and disorderly conduct children of Garibadi, have been at the pickcrs
out of employment can se­
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Relatives from far and near will
special musical numbers. The Keizer were charges tentatively’ placed
Sheriff Manning states that there
W. Smith, for a few days. Ralph cure work from Mr. Shelbourne.
gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Methodist church is one formerly ser­ gainst the negro,—Oregonian.
is
an
epidemic
of
minor
automobile
The seventh union Sunday evening
has been laid up for a few days caus­
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Frances Keyes Sunday to celebrate
ved by Rev. Leroy Walker. Desir­
ed by a mashed foot sustained when church servic will be held in the City accidents the past couple of weeks. the birthdays of Mr. Rees of Salem,
ing to hear their former pastor
Workmen Moving Burned Hay
None
of
the
smashups
have
been
ser
­
park
at
8:00
p.m.
next
Sunday.
The
a heavy piece of iron fell on him.
which occurs on the 22nd and Frank
preach and not wishing to miss their
After playing a constant stream
Mr. Del Morgariedge, who has been speaker of the evening will be Rev. ious and practically no one injured. Keyes, which is the 23rd and Mrs.
own services they have decided to of water on the ruins of the hay working
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at the repapering of the Simpson of the Evangelical church.
Frances Patton, which is the 24th.
come enforce. They will bring bas­ storage barn of Bill Grey, McMinn­
Dan Cupid on Vacation
Evangelical
church, sustained n bad­ Special music will be arranged.
Eva Ryan, daughter of Mr. and
ket lunches and they and the Walker's ville, for better than eight days,
The
county
clerks
office
has
been
ly sprained insted and ankle when he
Mr. E. F. Hearing, accompanied
Mrs.
Frank Ryan and sister to Alvy
will have a dinner together in the city workmen began this week to haul the stepped
down from a scaffold Monday. friends from Newberg Saturday even­ neglected sadly by Dan Cupid, of late,
park following the service.
burned material away.
The fire, He continued to work until the pain ing to Oceanside, where Mrs. Hearing according to Elijah Corbett, clerk. Ryan, passed away in Walla Walla
which occured early Sunday, August got so great that he was forced to and Newberg friends have been No Dayton folk have been in for following an operation. Funeral was
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from Hollingsworth chapel and in­
7, burned between four and five hund­ lay up.
Mrs. Parker in Auto Accident
spending the last week reaching some time.
terment in the Dundee cemetery on
Word was received in Dayton Mon­ red tons of hny in hales. Spontanioua
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home
in
good
time
Sunday
evening.
Mr. Harvey David of Yuma, Ariz.,
Sunday. Sympathy is extended teh
day of the auto accident that wax re­ combustion was given as the cause reached here Saturday evening to
Mrs. Hattie Stanley left Wednesday
Leslie's Will Visit at Dundee
family.
ceived by Mrs. Amy Parker, mother for the flumes.
visit his mother, Mrs. Nell David and morning for Bakersfield, California,
Miss Anna Leslie and Geo. Mur­
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The Ladies’ Aid met Wednesday
of Mrs. D. A. Webster, ax she was
his sister Bonnie David, for a few | where she will visit her son Fred dock of Seattle, will spend the rest afternoon for the annual election.
nearing her home in Oregon City
Mr. Stilwell is Improving
days. He claims this extremely ■ hot t Stanley and family a short time,
Saturday, the lady sustaining one or
The many friends of Mr. J. B. weather these Oregonians are com- before proceeding to Pasedena, Calif., of the vacation visiting her parents The following officers were elected.
more broken ribs. The nuto was Stilwell Sr. will be well pleased to plaining of would be considered mod­ where she expects to make her future and sisters here. Geo. Murdock is Mrs. E. U. Marr, President; Mrs.
a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie. Louise Olmsted, first vice-president;
driven by her grandson, Mr. R. ,1. learn that he has withstood this hot erate where he lives, the thermome­ home.
Miss Leslie with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Ella Patton, second vice-presi­
Cox, when for some unknown cause weather fairly well and is somewhat ter registering from 100 to 126 de-
Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ijeslie Sr. and Geo. Leslie Jr. drove dent; Mrs. Leona Hess, re-elect sec­
the hind wheels locked, causing the improved with hopes of regaining his grees. Excuse us. we will try and Hadley
Mr. and .. Mrs. to Nehalem over the week end. Miss retary; Mrs. Katherine Miller re­
_ of
„ Dayton,
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machine to skid and turn over.
normal condition.
endure the 95 degrees.
¡ Johnson of Salem, and Mrs. Etta Leslie remained for the week.
elect treasurer.
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