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GRADUATING OF THE NEWBERG SCHOOL ÉMMfc from top (downward Eva F. Parrctt C U y i K. Paoiaaa - EarlH. PinMy - UK R W - ..9 m ., K%. i tU ..fL D onna ■ o n a r ^ r w a » w r .i A i w Brad Jones made a business trip to Portland Monday. __ We are sorrv to hear of the sudden illness ot Mrs. Condeau. The Needlecraft will hold their next meeting with Mrs. Wohl gemuth. Mrs. Stanley Parrish and chil dren are visiting with Mrs. M. N. Parrish. Mrs. Bryant and children are visiting with Mrs. Bryant’s mother, who lives near Salem. The Fernwood band went to Hood River Tuesday to take part in the Memorial service Wilbur Jones, whose home is on Chehalem Mountain, spent the week end with relatives in Fernwood. Little Jaunita Jones, who has been verv sick for the last few days, is reported to be a little better now. Miss Florence Felts was a visi- tor at Joe Powell’s home Sun- day. She is attending the high school in Newberg. M. C. Conrad, a former resi- deht in this community, was here the first of the week shaking hands with old friends and neighbors. Amil Adolf, one ot our school- boys, accidentally broke his an- kle Sunday. His friends sympa- thise with him and hope that he may soon be about again. Reading from top downward Joha M. Hanson Edna B. Hodges Margaret Hodeon Virgil V. Hinefiaw Adalphian Society Window Sale ■ " ......... ------ T~ - The Adeiphian Society of the Baptist church will have a win dow sale at Credg’s Market Sat urday of this week. Caldwell and Miss Bnnta, also being Miss Cra Mr. Douglas. F. A. Morris, o f New berg, was The guests took advantage o f this and had a jolly time. Mrs. here Monday on business. Miss Margaret Garland spent a few days at Canhy last week. R. L.. Duncan and wife were Saturday visitors o f Mrs. Elmer Wright. H. Hanson, the owner of the old Elmer Wright place, moved in last week. Mrs. Hilma Reynolds visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Doral, Sunday Erancis Jenkins sprained his anlAe Sunday while playing ball Mrs. Evans is quite sick. at Wilsonvilie. John Carter’s large hall » nearing completion. halem C Susie Evans took dinner with Elmer W Grace Carter Sunday. Mr. Wi Ethel Evans visited with the tennis co' Hutchens family Sunday. which ~tt Rose Neuensch wander spent *ery mu< Sunday with Lilly Hertig. j p Mrs. Mable Rich is in Portland finger ba visiting her mother, Mrs. Lamb- load bar si z finishing tbs-eighth g rade were — i Grace Carter, Ramona Wanless, Fay Shaw, Harold Baker and Mable Rice. - Dahlias, we have them in New- berg as good as the best. Pan sies, Mastodon, grown in Ore gon, from Oregon seed. Rose bushes,, strong plants. 25tf lohn Gower, “ TheHome o f Flowers,” Newberg 1 \ RL ' ■ ' Ä W . ' « t £ £ 5 J. W. Henry is here for the sea son with his well known coach horse, which he will be glad to show to interested parties if they will call at the Commercial barn. tf. I take this means o f expressing my appreciation for the votes I received at the primary election for representative to the legisla ture, and especially for the hand some vote I received at Dundee. j ajce fact' Miss Emma Hadden spent It W. W. Lunger. j Sunday with her sister, Mrs. visitor af Sallee. day after Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sallee and her uncl< Ezra Hayes will give special at famly were McMinnville visitors Bin Ceim tention to Pension business, 24 Saturday. V- <pbe p c years o f successful practice. Lester Daniels and Gertrude Rcx, Sui Indian war claims a feature. Rice visited with Mrs. A. M. File your claims now. Office many nic Erickson Sunday. enjoyed t next door east ot Electric light Little Edna Thayer visited office on First Street, Newberg ants o f tl with Mrs. Boyd Saturday while A surp her mother was in Newberg. Wedncsdi Mrs. Earl Carter and children The “ Ford feyer” is still raging home of I will be home at 205 S. Center spent the week end with Mr. and in this vicinity. Henry Powell1 though si lVk blocks from the mission all Mrs. Wm. Carter, and Earl came is the latest victim and seems to forenoon, day Mondays and each forenoon. over Sunday. take pleasure in accommodating1 when the Will do no business on Satur School closed Wednesday with days. Appointments made by all his friends, for his machine is School a flower shower on Miss Burn Phone White 200. ham, the teacher, by the little Cora E. Diedericks, folks, and a picnic dinner at „ Nu Bone Corsetiere. noon. After dinner there was the flower drill, flag song, and Wool And Mohair Wanted. Mrs. H. P. Bunham had for A liberty party was given Sat- May pole, accompanied by Miss visitors from Portland Snoday urday afternoon at the home ot Olive Carter with her drum, her tw o sons, Milton Brower» ‘Mrs. 0. W oodworth in honor of several dialogues and speeches. man and Mr. Surf nee and wife the tw o teachers, Mrs. Vera Nel- and daughter, tw o nurses. Miss son snd Miss Nellie Craw. It ii » M V -1 %/ # •V A , * V ■> r i Æ ■ m
