Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, May 13, 1915, Image 6

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    etnie«’« S tr e a m ” -
Am oth; Band; Piano
trip to Portland M onday. ’
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Prank Scbwartaen and G ott­
lieb Schaad were in M cM innville
on bnaineas Monday.
Mrs. A. H. Dean’« parent«, Mr.
and M r*. Wallace, and her «Niter,
Mrs, Prank P a ri« and children
from Portland, are spending the
w o flth t the Dean home. ■'
DELICIOUS K X CREAM
is the only kind «erred at the
Parlor Pharmacy. Coma In
Miss Laura W inter», .o f Bal­
aton, visited the fam ily o f N. L .
W iley several days th i« week.
M r. and 14 » . L . S. Otis and
Pàrlor Pharmacy
ÍÍ ém
P. Nelson. ..
V ictor Am oth cut o ff a part of
bis thumb, while splitting wood
Saturday morning.
The young* people met a t the
church basement fo r their ltihet-
ing Friday evening. They w ill
hold their next social, in tw o
weeks a t the home o f I f i n
Lew is Am oth went to Port­ Florence Calkins.
Ip last week’s paper a mistake
land Tuesday.
was
made in the date, conctpti-
N. P. Nelson went to McMinn­
ville M onday morning to he on ittg the viait o f Ex-Goverpor
the ju ry. /$;■. . \ ■ * -f ■ \ ’ r:'
cent, w ith Lltw ellyn Sanderman
a close second.
The Civic Im provem ent Club
held their m onthly meeting Tues­
day evening. A fter the business
was finished an interesting pro-
J. U Y A N B LA R IC O M
Fresh Fruits andVegetablea
in honor o f Mrs. L . H. Amoth
who leaves Wednesday fo r her
home in Minnesota. > \i
Dr. and Mrs. Calbreath, of
Portland, and M r. and Mrs. Bfi
Commissioner Sitton^ast Thurs-
day. M r. Sitton has been in
very poor health, but his many
friends are glad to hear o f his
improve meat. _ /;:1,
M r. and Mrs. Woodruff, and
C. R. Chapin and wife, o f New-
befg, went on a fern hunt last
Sunday w ith M r. and Mrs. N.
future.
, o
Quite a number o f thememl
o f the Partners’ Union and tl
families are planing to atteptt
the picnic a t W ehfoot next Sator*
day.
M iss Theresa Boyd assisted
by the losing side, in the recent
contest fo r new members, in gpr
Sunday School class, entertained
nesday.evening was quite a
cess and enjoyed by'fell p m
The programm e « Ù under
direction o f Miss Crystal Sm
Those participating in the]
gramme w ere as follow s: B<
Duet, “ Spanish Dance,” M
kowski—Lois Pendali and Cl
Calkins; Girls Quartette, “ Se
L a d a ” ; Band; Solo, “ Somewl
a Voice is CaiUng” -M ts s G
‘îlfejC ea d , Others fo llo w
plant, t h ^ ^ o r k
on which w ill
and Jack 8awyer.
Everybody is pi
ping straw berrin
the few d a y« ,ol
welcome as othc
crop would haw
duration.
Yamhill County Farmer»
loans on wall * improved farms in 1
County at very low interest end
W ITHOUT COMMISSION
U
yon wish to borrow, write direct (
better, condition to w ork. It
came alm ost to o late to help the
Summer Exeurslon Tickets
runs. Umpires W ilsoo and Lang­
w orth y gave general satisfac­
tion. Springbrook was outfait
and ontfielded, and seemdd to
lack that pep and team work so
noticeable in the previous game.
8traw berry «hipping is a t its
height. Shipments were made
to 44 dealers on Tuesday.
C. 8. Barbe.w ill run a stall in
the Portland Public M arket.
H is son Prank w ilíkeephim sop-
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S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC
n M. Scott, Gfnsral Passenger Agent, Lott ara