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Mrs. L. M. Parker, Mrs. D. J.
The students o f the college are
Gilbert, Mrs. C a p i t o l a Me- planning to observe Friday as
Kowan, Mrs. Tom Cummings, campus day, when the fellows
Mrs. Lon Hadley and Mr. and and any friends who wish to
Mrs. J. L. Hoskins went to help, will spend the day at work
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Springbrook Monday to assist on the grounds. At noon the
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Mrs. Matilda Hoskins in cele­ co-eds will serve dinner and at 4
brating her birthday anniver­ o ’clock a triangular track meet
Arrivai and Departure of Pas-
The Woman’s Auxiliary to the sary.
will be pulled off with the force
Traina.
College will meet at the boarding
Attorney Clarence Butt has divided up thus—Faculty, Col­
Traía* far Partlaa*
T rala* fraai Fortlaad hall Saturday at 2:30.
sold his barn to Walter Wilson lege, Academy.
j
Lewis
Mills
and
family,
o
6:46 A. M.
9:10 A . M.
who is moving it to his farm
In a recent issue o f the Graphic
8:46 A . M.
11:05 A M. Portland, visited their numerous near tow n to store straw in for the notice o f the "book cyclone’ ’
1:10 P. M.
5:27 P. M. Springbrook relatives Sunday.
bedding for his horses. There was read by a subscriber living
Miss Constance E w in g , o are few farmers who have all the north of Chehalem mountain,
4:07 P. M.
7:10 P. M.
Portland, was a guest at the shelter they could use to g o o c who made a most unexpected
George K elt; made a trip to Walter Terrell home Sunday.
advantage here in the valley dur­ an4 welcome donation o f forty-
M cCoy in his machine Wednes­
5 ,0 0 0 y a r d s m u s lin a n d S w is s E m ­
nine books to the library. The
John I. Hadley visited at Day ing the winter season.
day.
ton last Saturdav and Sunday
donor,
Miss
Cora
Jacquitb,
o
f
Lee Jones reports to the Graph­
b r o id e r ie s fr o m 5 t o 7 in c h e s in w id t h .
Tom Jones was up from Port­ with his nephew, Louis Hadley ic that building operations are Laurel, has the sincere thanks o f
land on a visit the first o f the
Rev. George C. Ritchey moved lively out in the Fern wood neigh­ the Library Board for her liberal
O u r r e g u la r 1 5 c e n t lin e .
week.
to his new home just outside o: borhood. Tom Parrish is build donation and thoughtful consid
W e fin d w e a re o v e r s t o c k e d o n t h is
, R.L. Booth and Leejoneawere town to the east the latter part ing a barn 30x60 feet with shed eration of the needs of the library.
visitors at the county seat on o f last week
all round, Martin Adolph a barn
The many friends of Mrs. Mil­
g r a d e o f e m b r o id e r y a n d w ill g i v e o u r
Wednesday.
Read the menu for the chicken 40x50 feet and Mr. Timm on the lie B. Whitten will be pleased to
Miss Sibyl Woodward visited pie supper on this page. You old Noah Parrish farm a large know that she has written a
c u s to m e r s a s p e c ia l p r ic e o f 11 c e n t s
in Portland the first o f the week can’t cook a supper equal to it residence and also a bam.
new song entitled "The Port
p e r y a r d o n a ll o u r 1 5 c e n t e m b r o i d ­
land
Rose," the music by Miss
with her sister, Mrs. W. A. King. at home for 35c.
Anyone who has not been to
Miss Katherine Romig enter­
Prof. Bovard o f O. A. C. wil the river to see the work on the Grace Lee McCoy, and that it is
e r ie s f o r o n e w e e k o n ly .
tained a few young ladies Tues­ give a free lecture at the high new bridge will be surprised being well received by Boston­
S e e w in d o w d is p la y .
day night in honor o f Miss Lucy school Friday evening on the when they visit the scene o f the ians, a good notice o f it having
been
given
recently
in
one
of
the
Mills.
operations to see how well the
bird life o f Oregon.
big Boston daily papers. The
Mrs. J. Carl Nelson went to
Mrs. Nathan Cook was over work is progressing. The pile
sentiment
of the song rings true
Portland last Saturday to re­ from Hillsboro and spent Sun driver has been kept busy and
with
loyalty
to the West and it
main a few days visiting with day with her parents, Mr. and the false work is already extend­
ought to have a large sale
ed halfway across the stream.
relatives.
Mrs. F. W. Morse.
among
loyal Oregonians who cxfacKHXBanBXso^
Marion George received a letter
Austin Keeney has his old resi­ Judge Pearce and£ommiasion-
have
a
fancy
for our lovely roses.
a few’days ago from Mrs. George
dence on Wynooski street cleared ers Sitton and Calkins took
Through the good graces of the ladies from the latter, with F. A. Morris, W. J. Morris, D.
aw a y and the foundation in for look at the work on the Willa­ who is visiting with her children
in the Imperial valley in Southern White & Co., the real estate committees from the Women’s Johnson, A. Palmer, Wallace,
a new one.
mette river bridge Wednesday.
California. * She said the barley people, Charlie Larkiu has trad­ Relief Corps named in tw o
Linville, D. Ireland, and Miss
Revs. E. I. Harrington and N.
Mrs. Ella Langellier who spent
ed his home and acreage near stances:
Ethel
Morris, Mrs. G. A. Best,
crop
was
ready
to
cut
and
good
,
Welter attended the D is t r ic t the winter with her daughter at
Newberg for the Wm. Branch-
Mrs. H. R. Best, and Mrs. Fred
old
summer
time
was
at
hand
Solicitation
of
Funds—J.
D.
Quarterly meeting held at Forest Roslvn, Washington, returned
— .
with the mercury soaring around flower farm of 330 acres, located Gordon, chairman, C- C. Fergu­ Patterson.
Grove last week.
home the first of the week in fair­
in
the
beautiful
rolling
red
hill
96 in the shade o f the goard
son, C. R. Chapin, Mrs. Maggie
Sam McVey who made a trip ly good health.
Chehalem Center.
section east o f Amity. The com­ Littlefield, Mrs. John Larkin.
vine.
with his auto to Falls City, re­
Miss Dorothy Montgomery, o f
Parade—H. R. Morris, chair­
L. A. Brisbine who was in munity will be sorry to see Mr.
cently. savs he found the roads McMinnville, and her guest, Miss
Larkin and family leave here, but man, George L. Kelty, W. H.
The male quartette, o f Che­
town
a
few.
days
ago,
said
he
in pretty fair condition all the Lena Sastabend, o f Astoria,
1
this
large
farm
will
give
him
and
halem
Center, accompanied by
Nelson,
Mrs.
Maggie
Littlefield,
was at Yamhill last week and
spent Sunday with their friend,
way.
lis
force
o
f
strong
boys-an
op-
the
Misses
Fay Hawley and
Mrs. George Kelty, Mrs. C. C.
earned that^Hon. Lee Laughlin
Lester Pike who works at the Miss Rita McDonald.
jortunity
to
spread
out.
Mr.
Florence
ilcGuire
sang at church
Ferguson. From the Women’s
was very sick and his recovery
sawmill got a hand caught, in a
Mrs. Margaret Smith, the wife not expected. Mr. ■ Laughlin is Jranchflower and family are Relief Corps—Mrs. Etta Moore, in Rex last Sunday.
belt Tuesday evening and one o f of John E. Smith, died on Wed one o f the pioneers o f the coun- well spoken of in the community Mrs. R. B. Linnville, Mrs. Marie
The committee who has charge
the bones o f the wrist was frac- nesday. Funeral services will be
of the arrangements for the 4th
1 :y and has long been identified where they have lived for eleven K. Evans.
held at the M. E. church Friday- with its interests in various years. The exchange of places
tured.
Entertainment—Tom Tyndall, o f July celebration, decided on
will
probably
not
be
made
until
Mrs. Bird Patridge was out morning at 10:30 o ’clock.
chairman, S. P. Timberlake, D. holding the same in the grove
ways.
October.
from Portland Sunday to spend
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Putman, o f
D. Coulson, Mrs. W. S. Wharton, on the hill north o f the James
Carroll E. Kirk who has had
the day at the home of her par­ Corvallis, and Mrs. Martha
‘ i Hon. J. C. Nelson, who is now Mrs. W. S. Parker, Mrs. John Namity residence near the ball
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nel­ Ritchie, o f Portland, were here charge o f the boys, work in the aSble to get about the streets Larkin, Mrs. Maggie Littlefield grounds. Preparations are in
jeqe Y. M. C. A. during the
the first o f the week, visiting
son.
again, though still a little un­ From the Women’s Relief Corps full swing for a splendid pro­
past year, has accepted a like
certain on his feet, owing to —Mrs. William Clemens, Mrs. gram. Everybody plan to come
Master Wendell Herbert Hut­ with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jef­
work at Bellingham, Washing­
rheumatism, says that when the Anna Bartholomew, Mrs. Chas. to Chehalem Center to celebrate.
chens, the little son o f Mr. and fries.
ton, which he will take up on his
bridge that is now being built Churchill.
Mrs. Tyra Hutchens, of Port­ Charley Moore, o f Ashland, a
An interesting gold medal con­
return from Indiana where he
Decoration—C. J. Edwards, test was held at Dundee last Fri­
across the Willamette is com­
land, is spending the week in brother o f L. F. Moore and an
goes to attend an International
pleted , he wants to walk out to chairman. F. A. Morris, Lynn B. day evening. Those in attend­
Newberg, visiting with relatives. expert hlacksmitb, has taken
Conference o f Workers with boys
the middle o f it and make a Ferguson, Mrs. C. J. Edwards, ance from here report an interest­
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Newhouse charge of the shop at the Spauld­ the last week in this month.
survey
of the river with his eye Mrs. J. D. Gordon, Mrs. F. A. ing program and an evenly
were in from Springbrook Mon­ ing sawmill and will move his
Vernon
Motschenbacher,
a
and try to figure out the loca­ Morris.
matched class o f contestants.
day, riding in a new family car­ family here.
ormer
Newberg
lad,
has
been
in
-
•
Afternoon
Sports—Charles
B.
tion
where
he
bad
some
ex­
The medal was awarded to Miss
riage. Good indication of a com­ Tom Herd who came out from
he
front
ranks
among
the
uni­
Wilson,
chairman,
G.
O.
Bassett,
periences
in
getting
across
to
go
Hazel Miller. Chehalem Center
ing profitable crop o f berries and Tillamook tw o weeks ago on ac­
versity students ever since he to mill with grists, more than M. D. Hawkins, Mrs. Charles B. has a record for winning medals.
count
o
f
the
illness
o
f
Mrs.
Herd,
prunes.
went to Eugene, being a member sixty years ago. At that time Wilson, Miss Jessie Britt, Mrs. Nine silver and four gold medals
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Otis and has returned to his work, Mrs.
of the university glee club, catch­ the only grist-mills in this part Frank Zumwalt.
being awarded here in the past
daughter, Miss Lorraine, went Herd having gotten much better.
er for the ball team and doing o f the Northwest were located,
Advertising—George L a r k in , tw o years.
He
is
now
working
at
Timber.
to Portland Wednesday evening
others tunts, and has recently one at Oregon City, one over on ebairman, John T. -Bell, E. C.
Sixteen ladies were present at
to attend the commencement
The regular meeting o f the W.
been elected president of the the Tualatin Plains and one on Baird, Clarence Butt, R. P. the W. C. T. ,U. meeting Wednes­
exercises o f North Pacific Dental C. T. U. will • be held next Wed­
student body. It may be added French Prairie out from where Loomis.
day afternoon o f last week. It
College which were held at the nesday at 2:30 p. m. at the home
that when he attended school in St Paul is( now located. The
All committees have been in­ being time tor reports and sun­
o f Mrs. Frances Matthews, 402 Newberg, he was not a member
White Temple.
latter one being the nearest they structed to meet at the Commer­
Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Wood, o f College St. This is the day. for o f the cigarette sucking squad. patronized it usually. A load of cial Club parlors on Thursday dry affairs after adjournment the
hostess entertained in her plea­
Woodburn, former pastor for the lesson in parliamentary law.
evening,
May
22,
at
8:00
p.
m.
grain
would
be
taken
in
a
wagon
R-a-n-c-k don’t spell Rankin,
sant way by serving excellent
tw o years of the Free Methodist A full house is expected.
with an ox team to the river for the purpose o f organizing sandwiches, cookies, cake and
a
fact
that
Dr.
John
S.
Rankin
church here, spent several days
The high school team went to
when the oxen would be un­ and getting down to business.
pickles with a cup o f tea to each
lastwcek visiting their daughter, McMinnville Wednesday after­ would be glad to get impressed hitched, the yokes taken off and
Signed,
guest Next meeting takes place
Mrs. Roy Staines, and other rel­ noon and defeated the high on the minds of the people, since the cattle driven into the stream
R. H. C. Bennett, Secretary. at the home o f Mrs. K. L. Tan-
he
has
been
compelled
to
answer
atives and friends.
school team o f the county seat
and made to swim across.
gen, second Wednesday in June.
in
a ball game, the score being 6 all kinds of questions, following Sometimes they would turn MRS. THOS. H. PAT­
L. W. Harger, a long time resi­
the publication o f the difficulty
dent of this section, died at his to 9. Several o f our local fans
)r. Ranck got into in helping the about when out in the middle of
TERSON ENTERTAINS
home in Newberg this, Thursday, went along to witness the game.
LO O K HERE
Chamberlain girl to leave her the stream and again they
morning at tw o o ’clock at the
O r v ille Hollingsworth, who
tome. He says he has enough would have to be forced into the
An exceedingly pleasant after­
MENU
age of 79 years. The funeral came out from Toledo last week
trouble o f his own without be­ water and made to stay with it noon was spent at the home of
Chicken-pie
will be held at the M. E. church on business in Portland, con­
coming mixed up in the minds of until the opposite bank was Mrs. Thos. H. Patterson on Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Friday afternoon at 1:30 o ’clock. nected with his furniture store,
the people with the other fellow’s reached. The wagon would then West Illinois street, last Friday, Baked Beans
Salad
Jelly
A great loss of life among the brought his little daughter and woes.
be taken apart and rowed over
Pie
Cake
chickens o f the community is re­ remained here with relatives
with a boat and set up again, from half past tw o until five
Coffee
o ’clock p.m. The time was
The
friends
of
Paul
V.
Maris
of
ported. "Cause why’ ’ the an­ until Tuesday morning when
after which the grist would be
You will get all this for 35c at
the class o f 1907, Pacific College, taken over, reloaded and a new taken up with fancy work and
nual chicken pie supper of the they left for home.
the supper given by the Ladies
College Auxiliary is billed for John Sutton and Mrs. Mary will be glad to hear o f the value start made for the mill. About contests, one o f the latter being Auxiliary to Pacific College at
Friday evening in Odd Fellows B e n t o n received information that agriculturalists and dairy­ half a day would be taken up in an old fashioned spelling match Odd Fellows Hall tom orrow,
hall. Whet your appetite and Monday from Pratt, Kansas, of men are placing on him as a getting all over the river and the which created much merriment. Friday, night beginning at 6
the death of their mother, Mrs. eader in these growing indus­ same tedious experience had to While refreshments were being o ’clock. This is your birthday
get ready lor it.
prepared, Miss Ethel Morris
tries. He recently received an
be repeated when the return trip
supper so don’t miss it. You
Mrs. Walter Parker joined W. Nancy Sutton who was 65 years
gave tw o readings in her usual
offer as agricultural agent of
was made, though the oxen
will find a table decorated ap-
S. at Corvallis last Saturday, old. She and her husband were
pleasing manner, and Mrs. Hurl-
Morgan County, Idaho, an office
in
Oregon
for
several
months
would
take
to
the
water
more
propriate
to the season o f
from where they took the after­
just created; with an allowance
ston played an instrumental
and
lived
at
Dayton.
readily when on the way home.
birth. _________
noon train tor Newport, spend­
solo. The hostess was assisted
o f $1,800 a year and $1,000 for
Mr.
Nelson
says
that
would
be
ing Sunday on the beach. Mrs.
On last Monday morning a lot expenses, with the promise o f a
in serving refreshments, by Mrs.
Attention Contractors-
considered a slow way of going
Parker returned Tuesday well o f long necked bottles were found
raise in a short time. The head
G. A. Best, Mrs. Howard Best
to mill in this fast age.
burdened with rhododendron, near the home of one of the
o f his department at the Univer­
and Mrs. Fred Patterson. After
The Dundee Co-operative Fruit
which is in season now.
church (jleacous of Newberg who sity o f Missouri where he has
the
refreshments
were
served,
all
Growers
and Packers are ready
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Mrs. N. Welter suffered a very has oft been a candidate for been during the past year, hear­
took their departure, expressing to receive bids for the packing
acute attack of what seemed to office on the Prohibition party ing o f the offer immediately
Appointment of committees their appreciation o f Mrs. Pat­ house to be built at Dundee.
indicate ptomaine poisoning last ticket, so the story goes, and made him a like offer with the haa been made by the Commer­ terson’s hospitality. Those pres­ Plans and specifications may be
Monday evening. The prompt they were all empty bottles. addition of $700 in salary, cial and Civic Improvement ent were Mesdames, Goff, Lang- seen at the Land Office opposite
assistance o f neighbors and at­ His name will be with-held for iow ever he has decided to re­ Clubs, in preparation for the ton, Lutz, Wharton, Whiton, Groth’s on Saturday, M ay 24,
tending physician rendered her the present and a chance given main at the university another State Encampment as follows, Hanning, Thurston, Hamilton, from 8 to 12 a.m. The right is
comfortable in a few hours, and him to make proper explanation year and complete his course be- the gentlemen named in each in­ Harvey, J. D. Gordon, W. J. Gor­ reserved to reject any or all bids.
.she is convalescing nicely.
to the brethren.
ore accepting a position. .
It pd.
stance being from the former and don, H. Gordon, W. Hurlston,
r
Locals and Personals !
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Embroidery Sale
One Week Only, Commencing
Friday, May 23, Ending May 29
The Miller Mercantile Go.