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Albert Benson has gone to Her-
raiston, Um atilla county, where
he hopes to secure work
the
Mrs. C. H. Eggers i i out from
Portland for an extended visit
with her long time friend, Mrs.
M. J. Nash.
As w ill be seen in a notice
where the college students are
preparing for big M ay Day exer­
cises on Saturday.
J. H. M oore came in Tuesday
from Coos Bay and is w ith his
family at the fyome of M r. and
Mrs. P. J. Richmond, the parents
of Mrs. Moore.
B. W .
the Parlor
ployed T . A. Duncan,
School Superintendent S. S.
graduate
who w ill begin work in the
the first of the month.
Mrs. Henry Ehret recei
telegram Wednesday
from W hittier, California,
o f the death o f her uncle,
Vestal, who was a tw in br<
o f her father, James'Vestal,
died here a few years ago.
age was seventy-six years.
R. J. M oore, Dr. George
and E. C. Baird w en tto Me
Lake one day last week on
fishing trip,' returning with
few fish and a big basketball
experience, the roads out t!
w ay not being ideal for autoinj
especially'follow ing a hail ai
rainstorm in the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher are
from Salem visiting w ith G.
A. R. and W. R. C. friends.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. New house
visited at Hillsboro the first o f
the week w ith Mr. and Mrs.J. P.
Dodge.
t.
President Pennington went to
heridan Monday night tod e-
ver. a lecture before the Parent-
eacher Association.
Judson Weed, who is one o f
the commissioners for Columbia
county, visited w ith M r. and
Mrs. J .JL Van Blaricom the first
o f the week.
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Caldwell &
The Adelphian Society w ill
T h e Largest and Best
meet at the borne o f Mrs. Omer
Fendall, corner o f River and
only Fireproof
heridan streets, on Friday after-
Mr. and M r«. J. F. T aylor
oon a t 2 o ’clock. All lady
visited w ith relatives at. Hills­
embers of the Baptist church
boro last Sunday.
attenders are cordially in­
• County Superintendent S. S.
vited.
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Duncan visited the schools here
C. J. Hoskins visited his
Frank Baird took an < au to
the first o f the week.
Rev. Abram Astleford, pastor Fred Sit ton, one o f the count truck load o f household effects to
Rev. F. C. Stannard w ill preach o f Friends church a t Scottp M ill*» commissioners, on Friday evi
ladstone on Tuesday for Dr. Seattle*. In June, the Misses I
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at the Baptist churrh Sunday, was in tow n Monday in compa­ ing ol last week, at the lat
tuart where the latter is locat- Crawford w ill visit their aunt,
M ay 2nd, both morning and ny w ith N. L . Wiley, o f Rex. He home on the farm out south w<
The biennial M ay Day celebra­
g for practice. He says he Mrs. Rowley, in Idaho, and ac
evening.
company
her
to
California,
is doing some work on an or­ o f Carlton.
tion w ill be held on the college
M r. Sitton has | found some pretty rough roads
The Civic Club w ill give a chard tract be has a t Rex.
serious heart trouble and
between Tualitin and Oregon where they w ill make an‘ extend­ campus Saturday, M ay 1. The
parcel post social a t the club
day’s program w ill be started
Mrs. Smith, the wife o f D. B. not been able to attend to
ity that made travel rather ed visit.
rooms Friday night. Every Smith, died Tnesday night at duties o f the office o f com
R. W. Swink was in Portland w ith a breakfast served on the
ow.
body welcome.
on
Tuesday. He reports A. B. campus from 6:30 till 7:30. This
her home in Newberg. A short soner for some time.
Andrew Christenson has sold
Bower,
who was so badly in­ w ill be the only part o f the cele­
Orville Smith has taken a half funeral service was held at the
F rai k Stephens, o f the Ho;
his cottage located on Illinois
interest in the Newberg Restau­ home this morning, after which well section, who is a hea
street west o f the cannery to Ira jured a few weeks ago at the bration which w ill require aa en­
rant, be having bought out the remains were taken to P o rt­ landowner, was in town a
K Vantress, who was mentioned pow er house, as im proving trance fee—25 cents per plate for
land for burial.
Charley Pavlakis. . 1
days ago and while at the
week as a former Newberg steadily. M r. Bower is now able the breakfast. The official pa­
rade w ill start a t 10 a. m. from
“ Uncle F rits” says be made a
Dr. Gertrude and Miss M ary loney Barber shop stated that he resident who had returned with to occupy a- wheel chair.
the college, taking its course
The
stork
made
tw
o
visits
to
count of m otor machines pass­ Min thorn drove down from would like to see Yamhill county a view o f locating. Mr. Cbris-
ing a point on First street last Salem last Sunday in anew Fond vote a heavy bend issue for
•tenson w ill leave next week for Dundee this week, leaving jo y at through the business part o f
Sunday afteifeoon between three car and attended services a t roads. “ I ’ll not only vote for it Montana where his daughters the homes of Mr. and Mrs. tow n and returning to the cam­
and four o ’clock and tallied fifty Friends church. Their father is and support the measure,
are living.
M r. Vantress has Henry Robins and Mr. and Mrs. pus for the crowning o f “ Queen
E va.” This w ill be follow ed by
automobiles and-fourtcen m otor­ bark from California and has I ’ll donate $500 tor hard su
taken possession o f the property. Fred Humberger.
roads,” said be. He told
J. P . P ow ell celebrated his special drills, the winding o f the
returned to Newport
cycles.
The fond mothers whose babies
M ay Pole and miscellaneous
I. R. Craven who lives a mile
Mrs. F. H. Browning who Re­ to Henry Gee, and Henry
were given the eugenic test tw o eighty-third birthday -on Tues­
stunts
of various kinds. The
west o f Newberg, was knocked turned home from a visit w ith his eves—wide.—News-Reporter» weeks ago have received their day. He was treated to a post­
public is cordially invited t o a t­
M. J. Jones is clearing up a score cards, and while some card shower and received many
down and considerably bruised friends in Portland M onday said
tend these exercises. In the after­
up by a Jersey bull one day last she was arranging to leave for forty acre tract of the Luke Me- j naturally scored higher than messages of congratulation on
noon a tennis tournament w ill
week. Had not his son gone to San Jose, California, next week, Kern land out in the Fern w ood I others, all have reason to be his wonderful mental ability and
be staged between P. C and Mc­
his relief he m ight have been which was her home several neighborhood, which he bought; proud o f the showing made, physical activity, so unusual ia
Minnville College.
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years ago, and where she w ill a few years ago, and says
Ronald Hutchens, scored the a man of his age. ■
killed.
Mrs. Belle Meyer, who has
Mrs. Thom as Challoner, of spend several weeks visiting thinks be w ill build on it this highest w ith a percentage of 99,
been
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
season.
He
formerly
did
a
lo
t
o
f
w
ith
relatives.
She
expects
to
Helen
Hoskins
ranked
second
Jamestown, North Dakota, was
contract work in the erection o f w ith 98*4, While four tied-for E. U. M arr, returned last week
in Newberg the first o f the w®ek spend considerable time
Here’s to laughter, the sun­
the
big
fair
while
she
is
gone.
big m illiog plants but was cot m- third place, namely, Arlviae to her home in Oklahoma.
visiting the Misses M ary and
shine of the soul, the happiness
int Luci!
ucile Bennett, Herman Sid weff
Bernhard Groth i* building an o f the heart, the haven o f youth,
Vinnie Williams. She came north
Phin Smith who went to Lake peled to give it all up on account
from San Francisco where she copnty to look at the country, of distressing* affliction from Smith, Robert G regory and addition to his prune dryer.
the privilege o f parity, the echo
attended the fair.
returned last week and has been asthma. He says he has tried Virginia Newell, the score o f each
M r. Green w ell is painting his o f innocence, the treasure of the
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cottage, occupied by M r. and humble, the wealth of the poor,
Commissioner W. S. Allan and arranging to move to Lake, all kinds’ o f remedies, doctors*'
prescriptions
and
change
o
f
’
where
be
bought
out
a
home­
his son Alfred have bought an
the bead o f the cup o f pleasure;
Since Monday Charier Cavell Mrs. Lee Herring,
interest in the Caldwell Auto steader who was not in love w ith climate and is now down to has been puzzling his brain over
Mr. and Mrs. J . Bryson M oore it dispels dejection, banishes
Garage, and the latter w ill be the country, and consequently grin-and-bear-it.
a kn otty question and he says of Portland, were week-end blues and mangles melancholy;
Ira Irons, the fish market man, he is goin g to read up on law guests o f their parents, M r. and lo r it ’s the foe o f woe, the de­
actively associated w ith Mr. jumped at a chance to sell a t a
Caldwell in the business and sacrifice. He intimates that he invested in a Reo auto recently for enlightenment. He was for­ Mrs. Bland Herring.
stroyer of depression, the enemy
has seen places he liked better that has seen considerable service tunate enough to get enough
talk “ Ford” day and night.
On Friday the Dundee base­ o f grief; it is what kings envy
Wm. Kidd, a brother of Mrs. but thinks be pees an oppor­ in the past and by process o f a money ahead to pay his second ball team defeated the Dayton peasants, plutocrats envy the
good deal o f pursuading had installment o f taxes for the year,
poor, the gu ilty envy the in­
Pennington who was just in tunity to make some money.
boys b y a score o f 10 to 9 .
been
m
akin
glt
go—a
t
in
terval»—
and Consequently went to Mc­
from Eastern Oregon, was in
On Tuesday of next week M r.
On Friday, M ay 7, the gram ­ nocent; it ’s the sheen on the
tow n last Sunday. He went to and Mrs. J. W. B. Cook, who for up to Sunday, when its digestive M innville and presented himself mar school essays in the recent silver o f smiles, the ripple on the
Portland Monday to take a several years lived on Wynooski organs went bad. He has since a t the office o f Miss Alice Adams, local contest in scientific tem­ w ater’s delight; the glin t of the
position in the Federal Forest street, w ill celebrate their golden been running an open air sani- the county treasurer, and told perance instruction w ill be read gold of gladness;* w ithout it
torium along side the fish market his errand, when he was advised
Service.
wedding anniversary at their
at the Dundee church. Special humor would be dumb, w it
and
w
ith
friendly
coaching
on
to
keep
his
cash
until
the
last
Alfred Acheson, a wealthy home at North Yakima, Wash
music w ill be furnished, and an would wither, dimples would dis­
the
part
o
f
Dr.
Hester,
w
ho
says
day of September. And when invitation is extended to all to appear and smiles would shrivel,
wheat grow er from Sioux Falls, ington. After leaving Newberg
he
spent
a
good
part
of
one
sum­
he insisted on paying in full, then attend. Admission w ill be free, for it ’s a glo w o f a clean con-
South Dakota, was here last they located on a farm a few
mer
season
out
in
Jackson
coun­
irace, the voice of a pure *oul,
and there, he was informed that but you are cordially invited to
week visiting his niece. Mrs. miles out from North Yakima
ty practicing on the iaards o f an he would be penalised to the ex­
Joeie Everest.
He was here where they lived lor several
bring a nickle for the collection, the birth cry o f mirth, the swan­
ancient Reo, he has been making tent o f fifteen cents if his money
tw enty years ago and naturally years. They are now located on
which w ill be used in furthering song of sadness.
commendable
progress.
Ira
is
was
received.
He
figured
that
he took a good deal o f interest a small tract in the suburbs of
this branch o f the temperance
m ighty good natured under fire paying the penalty would be a
Tact.
the
d
t
y
.
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- p in noting the changes that have
cause.
and besides putting the machine saving over additional railroad
been made in that time.
On Friday and Saturday after­
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. T ow n e.of in order he has been furnishing a
The Haskell family lived in a
fare in September and conse­
noons o f last week Miss Turley, remote tow n in M assaejmsettes
M r. and Mrs. D. D. Coulson Brand son, Iow a, where here last lo t o f entertainment for his
quently paid up and g o t his re­
one o f the faculty o f the domes­ on a farm far removed from the
and Me. and Mrs. C. A. Morris week visiting their grandson, D. numerous friends. H is stick-to-
ceipt in hill, but he says it is the
tic science department o f the O. public highway.
made a trip by auto to Mult* W. Stainbrook. With them were a-tiveness under trial is com­
first tim e be has ever been asked
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
arion
Darling,
The father o f the fam ily was ill
nomah Falls and return last
mendable and he is earningarich to pungle up a bounty as a A. C.. gave tw o lectures at the
Dundee
school
house.
On
F
ri­
o
f
Oregon
C
ity,
the
ladies
being
and a physician Was called.
Sunday. They say the new road
reward which here is hoping may penalty fo r paying a debt when
day the lecture was specially de­
“ It be very kind o f you to
up the Columbia is a wonder for sisters. Mr. Towne is 88 years come his w ay.
be happened to have the" neces­
signed
to
interest
the
high
o
f
age
and
his
wife
is
83.
Both
come
so far, doctor, to see my
natural scenery and they found
M r. and Mrs. F. E. Roberson sary cash. There has been
school
pupils.
A
demonstration
husband,” said Mrs. Haskell,
the road to be gpod between are hale and hearty and travel who have been w orking among good deal o f talk o f imposing a
Newberg and Portland w ith the about the country without ap­ the Navqjoe Indians in New ta x on bachelors and it is just o f bread making was the main upon the physician’s arrival.
feature o f the afternoon. On “ N ot a t all,” replied the doctor,
exception o f a few places that parent inconvenience. They came Mexico, w ith headquarters at
possible th at Miss Adams sized
Saturday Miss Turley spoke to as he leisurely removed his coat.
north from San Francisco where
need repairing.
Crown Point, have been in New­ Charley up and put on the fifteen
the Parent-Teachers and others “ I have a patient on the w ay, so
they attended the fair.
berg during the week visiting cent ta riff as a trial to see how a
“ Bun” W hitlaw who chewed
on food values, balancing the le a n kill tw o birds w ith one
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. and M r. w ith relatives am ong the M ills real fetching bachelor from New­
up a youngster’s finger in a fight
dietary, school lunches and how stone.”
on First street one night some and Mrs. Elgin Van Blaricom families and w ith Mrs. Alice berg would take it.
to save steps in the home. After
titne ago, and who has since worked until nine o ’clock in the H aw orth. They are going to
the lecture the Parent-Teachers
Saturday night and then locate at Cove Orchard near
been evading arrest, was sighted
served refreshments and a social
near the United States National left in their auto for Corvallis, Yamhill where they own proper­
hour was enjoyed.
Bank by Marshal Keeney on arriving there a little past mid­ ty. They brought w ith them
Mias Cornelia J. Spencer and
A t a special meeting o f the
Monday, who made for him and night and remaining w ith rela­ tw o ^iavajoe boys, ten and
M isi D orothy Prosser, o f P ort­ Dundee Woman’s Club held on
ordered him to surrender. W hit­ tives until Sunday evening when tw elve, years old, respectively,
land, spent the week-end atGlen- Saturday after Miss Turley’s
law was on a horse and instead they returned. They say the whom they expect to keep for a
feB, Mias Spencer’s Red H ill lecture, plans for the new audi­
o f stopping put spurs to the Corvallis ja il was entertaining a time. The boys have been taken
home.
torium were adopted.
horse and lit out for his home full house o f boot-leggers that for Mexicans by most people
Miss
Sally
Beck
visited
her
out west o f tow n. The marshal had been rounded up a day or here who have seen them, which
orchard at Am ity the first o f the
is not strange since they came
fired tw o or three shots in the tw o before. An Albany
week.
air, but the fleeing man paid no was offered $50 for each and from territory close to the
F. W. Meyer is building a gar­
heed to the calls. Keeney jumped every boot-legger he would Mexican country and their en­
“ M other,” asked Tom m y, “ is
age
to house his new 37 Bukk.
into W. S. Skulls’ auto and they round up and furnish evidence vironment has no doubt been
it correct to say that you ’ w ater
L .T . H ayw ard is another Dun- a horse’ when he is thirsty?”
gave chase but W hitlaw got out­ for conviction. He went over very similar to that of many o f
when
a
big
ball
game
was
on
deeite
w ho has recently bought "Yes, my dear,” said his mother.
the Mexicans.
Mr. Roberson
side the corporation limits before
he was o verta k e^ It is general- and easily caught nine fellows has contracted w ith W. B. Ter­ a new automobile.
“ Well, then.” said Tom m y,
r
ly conceded that If he w ill remain who were passing out liquid rell and Thomas Rood to build a
picking
up a saucer, “ I ’m going
M iss Gussie Crawford leaves
J E W E L D tO P T ld A N
lightening
to
the
thirsty
in
de­
ice for him a t Cove Or­ th is’ week for a visit w ith her to milk the cat.” -L a d ie s ’ Home
.
on the outside the city w ill be
fiance o f the law .
chard.
sister, Miss Ella Crawford, in Journal.
away ahead.
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DUNDEE
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