Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, May 13, 1915, Image 3

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    best, and was surely a
o f the good work that will be I
done next year.
, U AL ESTATE TKANSFBtS
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Charles C BaU to Lowel Bris-
lot 7 blk 1 Central add New-
$1
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4 ac in Peter Carlyle d i e
f f r ff w $400.
C ltra Bent to L M Smith and
w f small tract in Newberg $1.
Margaret ChrisbOlm ffqd bul
to C E McAlpin 123.31 ac in sa
11,12,1 4 i a t 8 s r 0 w $8500.
Andrew 8 Christensen to Era K
and w f part lot 11
Deskins subd McMinn $10.
James B Combest and w f to A
Tegeler 2.05 ac in David Ramsey
d 1 ein t S a r 2 w $1000.
B B Cable and w f to W W
Nickell 4Vi ac in Jere Rowland d
I c t 3 s r 4 w $10.
B B Cable and w f to W W
Nickell .61 ac in Jere Rowland d
1 c ih 1 3 s r 4 w $10. .
Wm Crawford and w f to Pied-
crick Crawford et al nMofsecO
t 5 s r 3 w and 103 ac of Mary
Jeffries d 1 c in 1 4 * r 8 w $10, _
Frederick Crawford et *1 to|
Wm Crawford 51.50 ac in o ft of
sec 6 in 1 5 s r 8 w $10..
W H Egan to N A Peterson
and w f 2 0 a c i n s e c l 4 t 2 s r 4 w
$1500.'
True French und w f to Jno
Amerson and w f about $ ac in Q
J Walker d I c in t 3 s r 2 w
te to the Parent
tion in
Alice
land, is
T . A. Harper. M
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tu tto »
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to found a
for children three
th the dread disease. Miss
Rochfort w ill spend some th
the United States studying along
various lines, that she may take
home with her a larger know l
Miss Cornelia J’. . Spencer and
Master Ted Walter Spencer
Sunday at Otterbrook.
Prof. J. P- Powell and H. B.
Powell were Portland visitors
last week. Prof. Powell spent
part o f the time ia visiting
schools to observe the work in
Mr. and Mr*. Dean Nichols
art visiting Mrs. Nichols’ parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. H. Greer.
The car that B. 8. Greer was
reported to have purchased turns
out to he a four-passenger one-
horse power car. He says he ia
well satisfied with the model as
he can make Prince H til on either
high or low. v ’
The bulk o f the gravel for the
foundation for the new communi­
ty hall is on the ground and the
first car load of lumber is ex­
pected to arrive any day.
Irene Beater and lmb to L M
Smith and w f m a ll tract« in
Newberg (several) $1.
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R H Jacobson and w f to N P
The regular meeting o f the
m $ Dundee Woman’s Clnb was held
art the b o a t oi Mrs. Howard
Ainsworth on Thursday last. A
large number dt chib members
[ y iM and several guests war* present.
After the regular badness meet-
ing Mias Sally Back Mvored the
ladies with an »fo rm a l talk on
her experiences in Boston w&srs
she was engaged ia Social Settle­
ment work for a Dumber o f
years. T w o vocal selections
[
from the Dundee High School
Quartette and a reading by Miss
Alice Bingham, followed by re­ Ladies, it w ill pay you to do
freshments and a social time your hardware shopping at
completed the afternoon’s pro­ Larkin-Prince Hdwe. Co. They
gram. ''Th e next meeting will be always have special values on
held at Park Hill Home, the those 6c and 10c counters that
rrsidenosof Mr. and Mrs. W. S. yon don't find elsewherr, and
Allan on Wednesday, the niae- they carry a large stock of hard­
I ‘" f ‘ • teenth o f M a y .^ .;r
# jfc : ware just such as you need in
The . Special school elect ton your home. It's a good place to
which was held on Saturday trade, if you don’t believe it go
called oat a large vote and re­ and find out for yourself. They
carry Trade Merited lines oi
sulted in a victory for bonds.
The animal school picnic w ill merchandise with unquestion­
able merit, and they’ll give yon
good service too.
tiie jury at McMinavifie.
rend. The contestants were so
nearly equal that ooly a fraction
at ooe per cent sepurated some
o f them. Dorris Parrett won
the county prise. The other
prise winners were Esther gmer
btfgcr, Baril Griffith and Nels
M a r r .. •' > i & g j / ] -
Percy Barbour, who Is work*
tag at Hillsboro, had a short va­
cation last week, while waiting
for m aterial He spent the time
visiting Prattcis Keys. ’ * * *
••Strawberries may come and
strawbcrriM may go, bat ¿ranes
ill
tu'
I jthey lack
s i
expsetaney o í A n c o I bón . Yon can m
work of A rmco I bón at
METAL *2 'M i
F. H.GRIFFETH
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T h r e e of a Ki nd F o r e v e r T o g e t h e r
THE HOME OF~FLOWERS
JOHN GOWER
U. o f 0., and one by Prcsidsgt
Pennington, of Pacific C o ll**.
The half hoar devoted to depe^-
ment work was well spent, atfd
the teacher» received many
practical idea« from thoseMa
ch a rge'
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, The following o ffio n V «
elected tor tbeenm ngyear. P m -
ident, P. H. Bnchaaaa; Sect«*
tary, Mias' Grace Boa/dman;
head of the high «dumi depart-
ment, S. David Titos; advanced
department, Mias Lena Stillwell;
intermediate department, C. L.
Van Wormer; primary depart-
ment, Mrs. Lottie Leever; ra n t
school department,
Thom s«
Cone; manual arts, Ned McCoy.
The banquet provided by the
parent-teachers' circle and tha
school board was ample evk
11 C ity Park add to Newbeig
$350.
A H Leland et al to J S Bick*
ford 40 ac ia Andrew D Smith d 1
• ia r 4 • r 3 w $4700.
Newton C M ari« and w f to
B an« F Nelson 5.50 ac in J H
Hessd 1 c t 3 • r 2 w $1 .&
C B McAlpir* to A F Smith
and art 123.31 ap in seca 11,13,
14 1 8 • r 5 w $10.
' Han« P Nelson and w f to N P
Nelson and wf small tract in J H
Hess d 1 c in 1 3 a r 3 w $1.
N P Nelson and w f to R H
Jacobson and w f 30 acin John
Byrd d 1 c in 1 3 a r 3 w $1.
Peter J Orndoff and w f to
Samuel H Orndoff 30.03 ac ia
s e c 3 6 t 3 « r 3 w $800.
> Gladys M Purdy to A B BiaseQ
lot 5 BirreQ 10 as tracts $10.
New berg feel inedUcatioaal meet- j T Irvine $7.03 ac in John White
inga, and the vote o f thànks d 1 c in 1 4 s r 4 w $7500.
came from the hearts^of feos# Bdmaod 9enn sad w f to Praas
present. It was the last meeting Scbwarzin and wf ne% o f sw%
for tile year, and was one o f thé sec 1 4 1 3 s r 3 w $3000.
M rs B J Soelling to J S Ties-
sm 40.13 ac in B G Bdson d ie
6 s r 4 w $1000.
a
ry large assortment o f everything to be found in
dans drugstores. All kinds o f Pare Fresh Drags,
id chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup-
iery, Liggett’g and Lowney’s candies. Ouratoek
he best in town. You are always welcome.
L Y N N B . FERG USO N
to good health
Phone Red 66
R. B. LYLE
A J Syrou and w f toJuHgnG
Iford and aaononomaomc
w f blks 21 and 22
ondee $500.
J B Waters and wf et al to C G
hristensen and w f 12.93 ac in
j Robinson d ie id t 4 s r 3 w
The Newberg
Transfer Co
I B Waters et al to Mrs. Lor-
» Litscber 12.35 ac in A J Rob-
nond
1 cm equipment
1 4 s r 3 w which
$1800.
to
H attie M Wolie
and long
hub to
» handle
rOHarn M ittelstadt
100 ac in
with dispatch
j t 3 0 t 2 s r 3 w $10.
REO TRUCK
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at a popular refrain were force-
folly brought to mind recently
when one o f the Red HOI« house­
wives put a dish of the first local
strawberries on the table. Her
prune- grower husband ate a
small helping of them, then
reached for the dish of stewed
prunes, ate the first mouthful
with evident relish, then ah-
It is s fre p irl
Its rust
This offer win be in force from noyr until J u l y * 1915
and maybe
advantage of by
well aaoki
oUDsciipuons &TB for one
cash
Old
to the
up all
and
the $3.75 in addition will pay for both
in advance.
O n ly Until J u ly 16 1916
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