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Mr. Wm. Small left Tuesday for a Canada trip to look after his business interests there. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cdase, C hand os Chase, Captain and Mrs. Kenneth Chase and little Rex. '4 f . ' ;>• .? ones, all of Nnrbeiy, motored Mrs. W. M. Roberts is spend oat in that new 1915 Buick ing a lew days with her parents, machine Sunday, making a visit Mr. and Mrs. 0. Woodworth, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. prior to joining her husband in C. Wills. Cratrnlia where they will make Geo. Hodges and Carlos John their future home. son took in the sights in Port- George Fisher, of Portland, land Saturday and Sunday. was in Rex Sunday looking after Among the sights one was a visit his recently purchased land. over a big Germain merchant Mrs. Pennington, of New berg, ship anchored there. She does gave a most interesting talk on not dare sail ont on the high missionaries in Africa at the seas for fear of being captured or church last Friday evening. sunk. All the dew had left but C. B. Woodworth, of Wood- twelve men. They said they worth & Farrington, Portland, wished they could be bade there fighting. There are seven other eras a Sunday visitor. Germain merchant boats an Frank and Guy Howard, of chored Ncwbeyg, spent Saturday at Rex. docks. in the Columbia river Frank Schwartxen is improv- Mrs. Lillian M. Ikle has re turned to her summer residence, having spent the winter in Port Mrs. Marie Sinn was ont from land. There yrai a nice crowd of the Portland the early part of the y#ung folks and a number of the week on business. ones took part in the “Won by a Wager” was the older “spelling match” last Friday title of the exceedingly fonny evening, Miss Myrtle Walton stands the harder the human play staged at the Gibbs School and Miss Lucy Shatz remaining race has to fight to keep from be House Wednesday evening. Quite on thé floor the longest re ing utterly devoured by different a delegation from Rex attended ceiving the large stick of and kinds of pests that blow along and all spent an enjoyable hour. AH expressed a desire to candy. have a try to take possession. Now Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dean with number of these contests in the and the wimmin folks would prob their characteristic hospitality ably say that the little “flea” is entertained Mr. and Mrs. James the worst pest they know any Kane and family and Mr. and thing about hecanseit*i 90 hard Mrs. Jack Sawyer at dinner Sun : run him down. He’s born a day. 4 natural broad-jumper and when Hawley is getting lum Delightful in its originality was ber Frank grounds preparing to the monthly meeting of the build on a the new bungalow real; makes tracks, and about the on Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs. deuce in nice ly way to get rid of him is to the near future. 6 . Woodworth Thursday,. April him and kill him. And * Miss Langton, of Newberg, the catch first. Everyone came dressed in librarian, then there’s the dreaded littly fly is malting a number of the worst known rags and tatters and the spirit improvements of on her McGuire disease. Why, don’t spreader of the day was observed in property, having yon know several clever ways by Mrs. up, built a new barn had aad it cleared that one fly will lay and batch Woodworth who could not to yonng prune trees. set ont several million eggs a season if £ yon fct ’em live peaceably in your home. Of course some of them have bad accidents and light on bald beads and slide off and break their necks but the aver age fly is very athletic and gen erally lives throngh the season unless yon “swat” him. The boys at ‘The Big Hdwe. Store’ have got in a big lot of swatters aad are goin’ to start a war on flies. They will give one free to any grown up teller that comes into the store and asks tor ode. I reckon that’s fair enough ain’t And there’s bugs that get on our ttees nowadays, add little worms on the cabbage, and gophers and moles dig up the lawn and the garden and what’s feller a goin’ fb jn about it? Well don’t ask me, yon jest hitch up and drive down there to Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co., and the boys will fix yon up with the right kind of dope, at popular pricer and I know them cinch traps they are sellin’ for moles and gophers do get ’em. Yon take no chances when yon trade with the boys. Any storekeeper that -eD, such goods as John D^ere Implements, Acme Quality Paints, Cbi-Namel Varnish, etc., has got the right idee of roer- United States ,nrrrrrrrrnrnrrnnrnm with a deposit of ONE DOLLAR. Will pay you 4 per cent . JUULOJLOJLÄJULÄJULSJI Reduce Your J tait an aiTday meeting in honor of Mrs. Geo. Leach; who left last Monday morning for her new home in Montana» In the after noon the ladies served angel cake and coffee. F. E. Wanless, police sergeant, of Portlnd, who retires from that department April 1, has moved on to the farm recently purchas ed from Phin Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ebbert were call ed to Portland Thuraday night on account of the illness of bis mother. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hall mo tored out firm Portland last Sunday and visited with Mrs. Sarah Shields. The regular meeting of the Springbrook Amateur Athletic Club will be held next Tuesday night. This is an important meeting, marking the clone of the membership contest, and all members should be present. Fruit trees of all kinds are in foil bloom. The rains have not as yet done any damage, and prospects are bright for a bum per crop. Springbrook will ce le b rate May Day. probably on April 30. It is planned to have a May pole. May queen, drills, etc., with athletic contests, the na ture of which are not yet deter mined. Miss Daisy Nr whoa ae is enjoy ing a short v act ion at her pater The Sunday School will have nal home. She ts attending Easter exercises next Sunday school at Monmouth Normal. moraing. | The Sunday .School will give an Easter program at regular Miss Maude Haworth, of church time Sunday, consisting Springbrook, will address the of recitations, sofigs, etc., and meeting at the church next Sun day evening. special music by the choir. The Springbrook basket ball The W. C. T. U. meets on Wed team defeated a team from New nesday, April 14th instead of the berg, Low Seventh and High 10 th as stated last week, at the Eighth grades by a score of 14-8. home of Mrs. A. V. Hendrickson. The young men of Cbehalem form. Center organized an athletic Iff of the S, dub Monday night with twenty SHEET METAL WORKS w 2 F. H. G R IF F E TH , Æ - When in Need of a 1 = = = = = = = = = CALL = = E. L. EVANS, 501 1st St Phone Black 23 J. L. 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