R. J. Moore, George L. Kelty
School Superintendent 8. S
and
H. R. Morris made a trip
Duncan was in this section the
first of the week visiting schools. Carlton on Monday. Of course
Mrs. Etta Moore, who is at­ the question of politics was n o t1
tending the State W. C. T. U. mentioned on the way.
Ernest W. Haas, democratic
Convention at Pendleton, writes
that she finds n very enthosias- nominee for the- legislature,
Ex-Governor West spoke to g
A. Lathrop, who recently came tic body o f women in atten­ whose home is in Sberid in, was
foil home on last Friday night here from Springfield, has bought dance.
in Newberg Tuesday, meeting
• jU j
. 4 w ylK
at Duncan's ba ll..
the Jack Noble property on West
Those who hold season tickets the people and distributing his
W
e
have
*
I
Mrs. Mary P. Johnson, o f Cbe- Sheridan street.
for the lyceum course should bear cards.
class,
sefl for
halam Center, was a county seat
J. A. Turn bow, recently from in mind that Saturday morning
Mrs. Ida B. Waterman, who
visitor one day-last week.
Pendleton, has bought 20 acres at 8:30 o ’clock is the time and fias been in Newberg tor a few
o
A lady named Mrs. Racbell, f W. H. Kellogg and has also Kienle's Music Store the place weeks visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shrader, left
whose home is in the Alberta rented the Mrs. Mary A. Barrie for securing seats.
for
her home in Berkeley, Cali­
country, was here the first of the place.
Mr. Umbangh o f the Kelson!*
fornia, last Thursday.
week visiting with Mrs. C. A.
Mrs. 8. J. Madson, Mrs. G. L an, of Kelso, Washington, 1
Houser.
Kelty and Mrs. Anson Lemon here with bis family over Sun­
W. J. Vestall came down from
. L. B. Charles is here from Fort attended the annual meeting of day, visiting Mrs. Umbaugb’s Salem last Sunday for a visit
If you need an iron, now is dfte time to get a good
Rock, Lake county, visiting his the Federated Women’s Clubs mother, Mrs. Hall. He is an en­ with the Henry Bhret family.
end
sere $1.25. This sole continues until October 27
His mother, Mrs. Martha Ves­
mother, Mrs. M. B. Terrell, and held at Seaside last week.
thusiastic Hngbes supporter.
recuperating,<*as be has not been
Arthur, the little son o f Hans
Howard Walton, w ho was in ta U, went home with him and
in good health ofiate.
Nelson who lives out on the road tow n the first o f the week mak expects to remain during the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells toward Dundee, fell from a hay ing a final sale of his grape crop, winter.
Charles K. Spaulding, who re­
and babe were here from Van­ mow a few days ago, resulting says be finds his place on the
south slope o f Cbehalem -Moun­ cently returned from a business
couver, Washington, last Sun in the fracture of one hip.
day,, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
B. C. Stone, who was up from tain well adapted for grape cul­ trip to Los Abgeles says be had
a very pleasant journey b y wa­
Henry Alleawhom they knew in Clackamas last week looking af­ ture.
“ IT
YOU BIGHT”
ter his interests here, said his
Idaho.
Dr. sod Mrs. Hester, Marvin ter, the ocean being exceedingly
Bd McKern is here from Mab- farm out on Cbehalem Moun­ Blair and W. W. Silver went oat calm both going aod returning.
ton, Washington, for a visit with tain was bringing in enough for t o W oods last week trolling for He was in to # n Tuesday and
salmon, with fair success. Dr. remarked that it was apparent elected vice president o f the stu- was held at the home o f Mrs. C.
relatives. He traded his claim their support. ________ ____
for a well improved orchard
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Millard, Hester, A. T. Blair and Jay that business conditions in New­ dent body. Also a prise o f an N. G. Jacobson. A nice lot o f corn
tract at Mabton which is now Mrs. Sarah King, Mrs. Cora Gardner have now gone to berg were about the same as in H. S. pennant was offered to the was hnsked out, after which the
all the towns in the state.
student submitting the best merry crowd repaired to the
Diederick and Mr. and Mrs. S. Southern Oregon deer hunting.
his home.
school
yell before Wednesday, house and played games. Sand­
On Monday Miss Susan Gregg
Last evening as P. H. Griffeth W. New house were guests o f Mr. J. Sanger Pox, the prohibition
wiches, cake and coffee were
was splitting a little wood in the and Mrs. Calvin Wells at their party warhorse who spoke at who lives with her sister, Mrs. October 25.
served
by. the hostess, and the
S.
G.
Sutton,
at
300
Sheruian
Rex last Sunday, was a caller at
furnace room of the Odd Fellows home north of town Sunday. _
s
a
n
o
s
AT
MtWBBC
CBBCffiS
evening
was pleasantly and prof­
temple, the az slipped and struck
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lemon the Graphic office Monday. A street, was very much surprised
itably spent.
him on the left hand, severing went to Portland Wednesday to tire blowout caused an enforced when several friends and neigh
PRESBYTERIAN
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harford
bors
came
in
to
help
her
cele­
meet the former’s sister, Miss delay in his return t o Portland
the tendon o f the index finger.
Morning—“
Christ
Our
Inner
were out from Newberg Sunday
on account o f a prait for a new brate her seventieth birthday.
Mrs. W. P. Heacock, who has Pauline Lemon, o f Pratt, JKan-
Life.’ ’
evening
and held a meeting; sub­
A
bounteous
dinner
was
served
who is out to spend the tire.
Evening—“ HOW We Got _ the ject, “ Christian Citizenship.” A
been closely confined at home for
to
which
all
did
ample
justice.
George Lea, of Cottage Grove,
a lo n g time on account o f the winter, this being her first visit
Bible.” No. 1 o f a series.
large audience was present, there
to
Oregon.
the
man who built the city res- A very pleasant day was spent
Monday
evening,
October
22,,
sickness of their son, Neal, was
being a large number o f Spring-
and Miss Gregg received several
visited by a few o f her neighbors John Ilig says he has found a orvoir directly north o f tow n,
ItièoiÜfiïp or£ rfM 7 3 0 -H U * ïô ïi , ttiay daM r” brook Christian Bndeavorers
a few days ago, who took a number o f houses in town which was here the first o f the week guests. Those present were Mr. Latin America.
visiting onr Endeavor meeting.
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Ser­ All talked oyer the different
hand in doing up the outdoor he has been called to repair, with conferring with the city officials and Mrs. Wm. Foster, Mr. and
work aDOttt toe place» tor wtneo the foundations and floors rot- regarding improvements con­ Mrs. Charles Bottom, Mr. and mon by the Pastor’s brother, measures to be voted on at the
die wishes a word o f appiecia- ting, all from lack o f proper ven­ templated at the springs oat Mrs. Edwin Merle and tw o R* y - Lewis Earle Lee, D.. D., of. coming election, and the word
tilation underneath the build­ east o f to wn.
tion chronicled.
.
granddaughters, Mr. and Mrs. Evanston Presbyterian chnrch, was vote 315 X No and 316 X
ings. Wood, as well as human
Little Wanetta Frances Jones,
Yes.
Mrs. L r-*A Carey and son
Thomas Sutton, Mrs. Esther Cincinnati.
.brings, must have fresh nir in the seven-year-old daughter of
Thursday
3:00
p.
m
—Mission
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hess, y h o
Clyde, who went to Marion, In­
Hitchens and Mrs. Sarah Hicks.
ordei* to Mve.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Jones,
di
d
stony
HI
Ula
spam.
were just recently married, came
diana, on a visit some three
J. U. Smith furnishes the fol­
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Howlett, last Sunday, following'an ilIaéSs lowing information: Last Sat­ Sunday school, Y. P. S. C. E. in from their mountain home
weeks ago, are expecting to
leave there soon for Southern of Oregon City, were here last o f several months from diabetes. urday night at West Chehalem and Intermediate C. E. as usual. last Sunday. Monday evening
Funeral services were conducted
METHODIST
a large number o f their friends
CaBforaia with the expectation week visiting Mr. and Mrs! W.
school house, Ewing Young, dis­
on
Tuesday
a
t
the
home,
by
.
The
members
of
the
Methodist
gave
them ». pleasant surprise.
of remaining during the winter. H. Brooks. Mr. Howlett was a
trict No. 10, there was held a
Episcopal
church
invite
you
to
Music
and games were indulged
They write that I nr in Scott w ho linotype operator with the Ore- Rev. B. L. Hicks.
Hughes rally aod an alliance or­
enjoy
thfcir
services
with
them.
in. A generous supply o f candy,
formerly lived here is expecting gonian ancT Telegram for many
Archie McNeill, who has the ganized. There were present 63
Sabbath school—9:45.
peanuts, cigars (licorice) and
rears and is now retired on a Joseph Hall place east of town people, two-thirds women, all
to return to Oregon soon.
Morning worship and sermon loganberry juice were served and
pension by the union and living rented, and who was returning wearing Hughes buttons, with
Ira K. Vautress says that it
—
11 : 00 .
on a small fruit ranch.
all enjoyed the evening. Mr. and
from Dundee last Saturday even­ one exception. In their enthusi­
was just fifty-two year» agrf to ­
Epworth
League—6:30.
Mrs. Hess have the well wishes
Miss Jennie Larkin, daughter ing, was run into while crossing asm they forgot to elect officers
day, October 19, 1864, that
Evening song and sermon— o f a large number of friends here
the
bridge
over
Cbehalem
creek
hut appointed, temporarily, N.
General Sheridan made his fa­ o f Mrs. Bliza A. Larkin, who had
as they journey onward through
>y
an
automobile.
No
one
was
P. Nelson, president; Dean Cal­ 7:30.
mous ride from Winchester to been an iovalid for years, died at
Mid-week service Wednesday— life.
Cedar Creek, snatching victory the borne of her mother in New- hurt but one wheel of his rig kins, vice president; and Mrs. J.
7:30.
was
demolished.
U. Smith, secretary. Some com­
firbm defeat and capturing Gen. berg on Monday evening, aged
—‘Sunday morning A. S. Cory, of
Jubal Early’s army, with the 28 years. Funeral services were G. A. Munsell, who moved ment has been made that at
Chehalis, Wash., will speak. In
exception of Barly and a few o f conducted at the Hollingsworth from here to Chehalis, Washing­ Carlton, a farming district,
the evening the pastor, R. E.
his men, and that himself with chapel on Wednesday by Rev. F. ton, a couple months ago, was there was a small attendance
Myers, will preach on the sub­
J. A. Pike and K. C. Hollings­ C. Stanoard. Besides her mother here visiting his daughter the tw o or three months ago, but as
ject “ Efficient Living.”
The
He said he the time for election draws near
worth, who participated in that the deceased leaves one sister, first o f the week.
night service will be 'of interest
fray, are three Newbergers left to Mrs. N. C. Christenson, and three was working for the Alaska increased enthusiasm manifested
to young people. We hope to
celebrate the event. He thinks, brothers, Charles Larkin, o f Sa­ Milling Co., a big firm that had by the farmers at West Cheha­
make the night services popular
too, that Chas. B. Hughes is go­ lem, John Larkin, our postmas­ timber enough to keep their lem shows that they are much
and attractive. A live song ser­
ing to make a like capture of the ter, and Dr. George Larkin, o f mills running for many years, interested in the election of
vice will proceed the sermon.
Hughes.
the Larkin-Prince Hardware Co. and easy of access.
White House on November 7.
Gome.
Rev. Ezra Hayes went to
BAPTIST
RICH SCHOOL
K R Y P T O K Glasses
Ridgefield, Washington, on Tues­
10 a. m.—Sunday school. *
day to remain a week and at­ The freshmen reception, which
restore to the eyes of
11 a. m.—Morning worship,
tend the tenth anniversary of has been postponed twice, will theme, “ What Jesus Taught
middle age the natural
the opening o f the M. E. church be held Friday evening of this about God as Father.”
eyesight o f youth, and
at that point, which be was in­ week. The social committee has
6 p. m.—Union service of Young
enable you to see both
strumental in having built while worked hard to make the event People’s Union.
near and far objects
having charge o f the work there. a success and those who expect
7:30 p. m.—Evening service.
with perfect clearness
He said that tor many years to attend may anticipate an en­
Wednesday evening the pastor
Ridgefield made no growth, ow ­ joyable eveniog.
and distinctness.
will give a report of the con­
ing to the tact that there was a
Our loot ball team journeyed vention.
defect in the title to the town.
Rev. F. R. Margetts will begin
He took the matter up and with to Forest Grove last Saturday, a series of revival meetings in
G LASSES
THE ONLY INVISIBLE
but little expense got the title where they met defeat at the onr church December 10. Look
cleared up and since that date hands o f the Forest Grove high for further notices.
Through them you can
school aggregation, the score
the town has been making a
see off in the distance or
being 26 to 0. The boys are
good growth.
read the paper—without
id a
CHEHALEM CENTER
wdrking hard for their game
•
•
removing your g l a s s e s
Candidates for county offices with Salem high school Satur­
from morning to night
are beginning to show up in day, October 21. They need
Miss Rosalie Hendrickson went
KRYPT0KS are the only
Newberg with a handshake and your support. Turn out and to Portland Sunday.
bifocals
without those an­
a smile. Vine W.-Pearce, demo­ h«lp them win the game.
J. W. Bottom spent a few days
noying
lines or seams.
cratic candidate for district at­ The sophomore class meeting' *n Portland on business,
Nobody but the wearer
torney, W. H. Fletcher, of Mc­ held last week for the purpose o f Ray Duncan, o f Warren, is
would ever know they
Minnville,
candidate
for
county
A glance at our show windows will show you
the election of officers resulted in spending some time at the home
are
double vision lenses.
commissioner, and Ernest W. the election ot Haven Wilson as of J. T. Hess.
a sample of what we base inside. Come in and
HaaS, o f Sheridan, legislative
class president.
Eva, Edith and little BiUy Bot-
see the entire Kna. Examine the goods, try on the
candidate, whose names also ap­
school
tom
have all been sick with ton­
The
enrollment
o
f
our
garments, got our prices and if you do not care to
pear in the democratic column
silitis
the past week.
is aow above the 200 mark and
buy, It will bo a pleasure to show you the garments
have been recent visitors. Sher­
is still increasing.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knott, of
PH om W ife 32 604 Pint Sc, Newferj
iff Henderson and County Clerk
just the same.
Wilson, who are willing to con­ Those who have not as yet McMinnville, will be present Oct.
tinue in service, and S. E. Cum­ purchased a copy o f the 1916 25, at the schoolhouse in the
J. U. GIBBON, Mgr.
mins who is seeking election “ Chehalem” are urged, agaio, to evening Mr. Knott will give an
The only Ahstrad
again for county commissioner, do so. Your aid in lifting the address (rom the prohibition
Yamhfll
nil! o f the G. 0 . P., have also debt will bsjreatly appreciated, standpoint. Everybody is in-
Yamhill County At
Co.
At s student body meeting vited to be present,
looked in at Newberg o f recent
held Tuesday, Letter Jones was
Tuesday evening a huskiog bee lid i INN VILLA.
date.
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$ 2 .7 5
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