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T h u rsd ay afternoon, «p en d in g the tim e very pleasan tly. E xcel lent refreshm ents w ere served b y the hostess, assisted b y M rs. H . W alto n . M rs. B isard an d her d au gh ter, M iss O live, o f Leth brid ge, C an a d a , arrived la st W ednesday fo r a v isit a t the hom e o f M r. an d violently destra»- tre and thirty-five M rs . J. S. G raves. - Som e m ore fun w ill soon begin w hen the y Chehalem C enter M e rry M ah ers ap p ea r a t the school house S a tu rd a y n ight, A p ril 17. T he chief attrac tio n of the evening w ill be a la u g h a ble com edy entitled “ T he G e o rg ia M in strel F o u r’ — w ill ap p ea r in i could not rere allowed whomsoever jo k es, solos, son gs an d choruses. T h ose b an jo "c o o n s” w ill be, w ith o u t a d o u b t, w h a t the little folk s, especially w ill like to see. T here w ill a lso be h arm on y sing in g, readings, recitations and strin g orchestra an d a b o y s’ prise contest, the w in n er to re ceive a cash prise. E v ery b o d y com e, a s this entertainm ent w ill, w ith o u t a d o u b t, ran k w ith the best o f its kind ever given here. Proceeds w ill g o to the gym nasium bu ild in g fund. REAL ESTATE RARSFHtS M a ria H B ow ertn an to W E W h ite an d w f lo ts 3 an d s 10 o f Yamhill Electric Co 2 b lk 7 Deskins 3rd ad d itio n to N e w b e rg $10. P L C a te and w f t o A J B e w le y 2% a c in J B R o gers d I c t S s r Chehalem V a lle y O rch ard C o to W B an d P L M o rg a n p a rt tra c ts 42, 4 3 Chehalem L a n d S u bd $3760. Reduce Your J a co b H C o o k an d w f t o N el son P W heeler J r s% sec 1 2 1 2 s r 6 w $10. J H D iets an d w f to Effie M H ollenbeck 4 0 a c i n s e c 3 6 t 3 s r Treasure trovs is tbs name givra Is coin, gold or silver plate or bul- Ura found hidden in the earth or other privets place, the owner being unknown. A cco rd a « to tbs Roman 2 w $10. i Y G race E tzw iler e t a l to P ra n k T K eyes 29 ac in n w !4 sec 2 6 1 3 s r 3 w $1. L F H a ll an d w f t o Joe an d M y rtle Fennel 3 ac M H a ll d i e 1 3 s r 8 w ¡$600.1! .<■ C h as C an d A l F lo y d H a rris b y g u a rd ia n to James In g lia un- er is an indictable offense, punish able by fine and imprisonment If, div V l in t in 147.65 ac in John however, the treasure is not actual- F le tt d 1 c in t 2 s r 3 a n d 4 w I t covered by easth it belongs to the $ 1000 . finder. In the United States tress- V M H ennagin et a l to Riley ore trovs usually bekmgs to the per- M a lo n e 4 4 .3 5 ac in M M a lo n e d son finding it.— New York Journal. oounsèU^iLDd for that reason the c o a t is authorised to appoint an at torney fo r such prisoners as are un- SH EET METAL WORKS F. H. G R IF F E T H ¿ ÌZ -* . ' 1 1 When in Need of a Plumbee 1 c in 1 4 s r 4 w $10. ..... — !T—r r r : . , — L o u is a M H o b so n an d h u b to w u w uun u u w w u a u i u w u w a uu G eo A C a n d eau x p a rts tracts 1 bees proves that the honey makers to 8 W y n o o sk i su bd $1. have plenty of memory. H e hai C lo tild e Jacksod an d b n b to shown that the bees of s colon] G eo T P o ttet 50 ac in W m H a le y recognised each other after s sepa ration e f fifteen months. The mem d l c i n t 4 s r 4 w $10. bers of the same colony always rec D A M o o re an d w f to G W an d ognise each other after a prolonged R o b en a P a rm a n 2 0 ac in sec 27 absence, and, although it has no! yet been established, there s e e » 1 5 s r 9 w $500. R W N ich olas to N e w to n M c to be good reason to believe that they do so principally by the warn C o y 160 ac in secs 23 an d 2 4 1 5 of -smell and not by some signal * s r 3 w $400. password, as has been supposed. W L P aterso n b y sheriff to A Mild Hint. M a d iso n E W e lls 160 ac in John Two guests came to spend the L T hom as d l c i n t 3 s r 5 w evening and didn’t know when to $4061.05. depart. The boat and hostess w en J H P a tm a n an d w f to R R patient with them, very patient, but an d M a rie P u tm a n 6 ac in 0 P wben 11, 12 and finally 1 o’clock T u rn e r d l c m t 5 i r 6 w $1000. struck the husband realized that Is a a c R o b erts an d w f to B P som ething must be done. He was A llu m b au gh lo t (E a s t 1 2 ’) blk an original «hap, and in his droll 52 E d w a rd s a d d to N e w b e rg $1. S a ra h A Sm ith to T h o m as W an less 106 ac in John B risbine d I t in secs 38, 28 t 2 s r 3 w $8000. M C T h a rp an d w f t o J H P u t- self. , . T O - * * * 7°* r “ Y e * .” 7 \ 5 T ; ,;: I' T seen it there when I was look in’ around. But the ana 1 got was only $2 mors and twice as beeomin’, so I left it.” . Yet Horace Wimbteton heartless ly derided when he came home and found his w ife weeping that women ware naturally silly ana in tbs habit of being miserable over nothing.— Chicago Herald. The. Weed Ornette. Phone Black 23 Residence Blue 6 Ig J.tìL. V A N B LA R IC O M Staple and Fancy Groceri< J ■ J * 1 The Graphic Clubbing Offer II The word “gazette” is from the name of an old Venetian coin worth about one-half cent of our mousy. A . J. P alm er w a s united in m a rria g e to M rs. Cyrene Palm er, o f Dundee, a t the hom e o f the b rid e A p ril 7. T h eir m an y friends here w ish them m any E. L. EVANS,’501 1st St, Newberg Fresh Fruits and Vegetables J * * hadn’t we better Our friends may i F lo y d Duncan, of W arren , •pen t S atu rd a y an d Su nday a t th e hom e o f hie u n ck , J. T . H ess. C A L L You got it at Chaigit s Sel- bullet. A ll the same as city folks, the fam ily who lives on a rural mail route may have a daily paper to read the m u m day it comes from the press. Read our clubbing offer: Squillips treat me for my heart t r o o b le . ^ :3 ^ ^ f *-f ’ ; .?• “ W hat do yon know about Dr. reading the first written journals Squillips, John F* that mads their appeeranee in 1850. “ AH 1 know about him is that After the paperywee reed it was M r. Gotean recommended him to T h e b o y s o f th is co u n ty are banded back to the - owner, who m«uM 5 vv ' l* £ k' ' ■' charged the next comer a gazette jo y s a s they descend the evening su p p ly in g them selves w ith cash “ Who is M r. G oteas T for taking a peep at it shades o f life. b y k illin g m oles an d goph ers. “Mr. Goteum is on« e f tbs stock R ich ard W entz departed fo r H ou se b ill 192, introduced b y holders of tb « life insurance com his N e w Y o rk hom e la st S atu r T h o s. B ro w n , o f Salem , pro vid es A coronation without a crown pany that Is co m in g a $20,000 risk d a y evening. H e expected to th a t the cou n ty clerk of M a rio n sounds distinctly Irish, yet such fa s m ake several oth er visits w ith county sh all p ay 10 cents fo r in effect the ceremony in which On t o U r gs In Own Henry I I L took tbs most promi* relativ es en rou te home. each an d every go p h er o r m ole it Duke— WaB, do M rs . C . Jacobson an d little scalp presented a t hie office, said nent part at Gloucester on Oct. $8, van Bullion inten 1911. Oa this occasion a plain «to- d a u g h te r, June, returned hom e scalps to b e then destroyed b y els was used instead of a crown» Second D l him. A s a result the « n a i l b o y s which had been lost with the jewels don’t know. have g o t b u sy an d hundreds o f and other baggage of K ing John IS the Httle pests h ave been killed.— Jefferson R eview . j Yamhill ICounty Farm ers For the next $0 days we w ill make five-year loans on w ell - improved farm s in Yam hill County at very low interest and W IT H O U T C O M M IS S IO N I f you wish to borrow, w rite direct to ua at once, and get prompt attention.
