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Next was the orchestra, Roy
Lyle, violinist, Horace Duncan
with his guitar, George Hodges,
pianist. They were called back
over and over to play. John
Crater then gave j l history of
early Newberg in poetry which
was highly enjoyed.
Carlos
Johnson and Henry Hodges
gave an exhibition of mind read
ing; Mrs. Addie Loveland gave a
good musical number, “ The Lit­
tle Sod Shanty;” Wesley Wire
won great applause in a read
ing, he giving crayon illuetra
dons, “ Mr. Isaac Sutone and his
Sou Iky;” the Misses Lila Hodg­
es and Clara Staley displayed
good talent in giving a musical
duet on the piano; J. D. Gordon
brought down the house with
one ot his Scotch melodies and
when encored gave “ Old King
Cole;” Mrs. Loveland gave a
reading, after which, the orches­
tra played a number of pieces,
all being enjoyed. Meeting ad­
journed to meet the third, Mon­
day in January. There will be
an excellent program at that
time.
tinued to drop in price. It costs
76 per cent mote to teed a bra
this winter than it did last.
Mr. Deach is very busy prepar­
ing the school children for a
Christmas entertainment Friday
afternoon.
Some of the R. R. people at­
tended the basket social at Lake-
view on Friday night and re­
ported a fine time.
Del mas Hertig is home from a
short visit with relatives on the
coast. He says that part o f the
country is not very lively.
velocity and duration oi tna «net
storms in the western states, con­
cluded that “ on the average about
850,000,000 tons of dual are carried
1,440 miles each year, thus doing
in this region «lone about 1,225,
000,000,000 mile tons o f transport.”
The dost whirls run each an aver­
age distance of 218 miles.
Mrs. Wm. Kincaid is ill and
confined to her home, owing to
a severe attack of neuralgia.
Little Jane Mills, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Mills, is
H. M. Hoskins was down from
The Pacific College Auxiliary suffering from pneumonia, but
Giftad.
McMinnville the first ot the meeting has been postponed un­ at present is. much better.
“ 1 don't know what I'm ever go­
til Saturday of-next week.
ing to make o f that son o f mine,"
weeV
Last week Dennis Mills went to
complained
g prominent Cleveland
Mrs. S. W. New house visited
Mr. and Mrs. Zimri Ellis are Whittier, California, where he
business man the other day. j The
with her daughter in Portland planning to go to Astoria to has work in the orange and lem­
old chap is self made, a graduate of
spend the holidays with one ot on orchards for the winter. He
over Sunday.
the universitv o f hard knocks and
is
staying
with
Huber
Haworth,
all
th a t and it naturally grieve«
their
sons.
J. C. Pope is moving to Port,
him to have a eon who is not ag
his
cousin»
land sphere he still owns resi­
Mrs. C. B. Brown has gone to
greasive.
A very Merry Christmas and
Arbuckle, California, to join her
dence property.
W ttli Fssllng.
“ Maybe your son hasn't found
“There are all aorta o f
himself vet,** we consoled. “ Isn’ t
Levi Sanders arrived home husband who is there working a bright, prosperous New Year
money in this country.” said the tmlka
is Springbrook’s greeting to aU
he gifted in any way?“
from the Alberta country last with his son.
tire man. “ W e call it ‘tin.’
“ Gifted ! I should say he is! He
the
surrounding
communities.
•kale,’ ‘donah.’ and a
Monday and will remain here George Howlett, o f Dufer, who
ain't
got a darned thing that wasn't
I don’t recall jnet new.”
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sanders, o f
is 4 son-in-law of Charley True,
with bis family until spring.
'ven
to him.“ — Cleveland Plain
▲ eolemn loo kina man seated In
ealer. ________________
Miss Doris Hazenburg left on o f Middleton, is here taking Newberg, spent Tuesday at the
corner opened his month aa tf.to<say
aometbina and then c lo a e d lt without
Wednesday afternoon for a visit treatment o f M. C. George for Wm! Shires home. Mr. Sanders
Not Holding Hio Own.
uttering a word.
has
been
in
Alberta
for
over
a
rheumatism.
with her aunt, who lives at
“ W hat Is your favorite synonym for
When at college a fellow student
F. P. Clark, who spent the year and has just recently re­
moneyT” Mked the talkative person.
Gladstone, and with relatives in
alwavs managed to be away on
“ *Tbe unattainable.’ ” the solemn Sunday.
rommer and fall on his farm? for­ turned to Newberg.
At ■ last his companion*
Portland daring the'holidays.
man replied, end then fell Once more discovered that be went courting,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Homer
L.
Cox,
merly
a
part
of
the
S.
Brutscher
Into deep thought.—Birmingham Age-
The Springbrook Literary So­
and, wishing to have a. bit of fan,
who
held
r
e
v
i
v
a
l
m
e
e
t
in
g
s
place
out
east
ot
Newberg,
left
HeraUL
ciety will give a Christmas tree
they sent him the following tele­
Evidently Mr. Wilson has made up
Saturday night and following last week for his home in the here for tw o weeks, returned to
gram:
his mind a boat something. He refers
their home in Portland Monday.
. *
“ Hope you are holding your
the exercises a shadow supper Bast.
In hie acceptance speech to “ the sov­
Mr.
Cox
is
a
very
pleasing,
earn­
own.”
ereign
authority
o
f
Mexico.’’
He
may
Last
week
Hollingsworth
&
will be given for the purpose of
He wired back-direct:
est and fluent speaker and great
have decided to whom be wee refer­
raising funds to help in paying Son had charge ot the funeral of
FERNWOOD
“
Cannot get rid of the old folka
ring.
Less
than
tw
o
years
ego
be
was
Louie H. Graue, aged 69 years, benefit has been felt from their
for the candy.
not sure whether It was the aoldler- or I should be.“
being here.
Donald McLeod is a guest at bandit Villa or the grocer-grafter Car­
L. M. Parker has sold his mer­ at Sherwood, and also the funer­
ranza.
. . The First Tobacco.
Another
boost
for
Spring­
the W. A. Parrish home.
chandising business to his sons, al o f Mrs. L, H- Gergens, aged
The
first recorded mention o f to­
brook.
Plans
are
under
consid­
We are glad to see W. A. Par­ It’s not to be wondered that Thomas bacco is in Columbus’ diary for
Floyd and Stissell, and will 39 years, at Tualatin.
Thomas Miles has traded his eration for the extension o f elec­ rish out again after his long ill­ A. Edison favors Wilson's re-election. Nov. 20,1492. The use o f the weed
spend his time on^tbe farm as bis
tricity from Newberg by the ness.
The electrical wizard naturally likes was soon introduced into the Span­
defective eyesight makes it diffi­ residence on North street to A.
anything that switches on and off.
Yamhill
Electric
Co.
and
the
ish peninsula, and about 1560 thè
cult for him t o . work inside. H. Benton for the residence at
There 'will be a game o f basket
Corrects«!.
French ambassador at Lisbon, Jean
people
o
f
Springbrook.
It
is
ex­
The new firm will close out their the North Meridian street green­
ball at the gym on Wednesday Sharp— I ow e everything to my wife. Nicot, sent some of the herb into
pected
that
on
o
r
before
the
first
evening between the Newberg Friend— Your memory la faulty. Too France, when it wa* named in hon­
grocery stock the first ot the house, which gives him a loca­
ot January work will be under
owe a “ fiver” to me.
tion
close
to
his
work
and
a
full
or o f the sender Nicotian*.
It
year and in the future will deal
and Fernwood school boys.
wav
and
before
February
at
seems
to
have
been
first
taken
to
exclusively in dry goods and block altogether.
Dust Whirls.
Fred Hobson, wife and young
least twenty families o f this
England by Inne’s returning colo­
Seaward flowing waters are not
L. E. Arney has rented his
shoes.
son,
from
the
Alberta
country,
nists about 1586.
neighborhood will have the ad­
Irvin Scott and family who farm on the river- to a man vantage of electric lights and are making an extended visit at alone responsible f o r . the denuda­
tion o f soils.
Those who have
Profit and Loos*
were residents here several years named Davies who proposes to other electrical appliances in the home o f his parents, Mr. and watched dark dost storms approach­
Grocer
—
That careless boy of
go
into
the
raising
o
f
mint.
It
ago, have returned to Oregon
ing will be interested to know that
their homes. Being a farmer Mrs. T. E. Hobson.
mine
left
the
tap of the vinegar
from Indiana, and are visiting is encouraging to note that it is isn’t so bad these days, after nil.
The Fernwood Christmas ex­ estimates o f solid material suspend­ barrel open, and when I went to it
with John Hodson out in the not to be a mere experiment What with modern homes, heat­ ercises will be held on Sunday ed in the air ran from 160 to 126,- ♦here wasn't a drop left.
Springbrook neighborhood. Af­ with Mr. Davies, for it is Said he ing plants,- plumbitfg, electric evening at the gymnasium. A 000 tons per cubic miles of air
Friend— What did you do?
where such storms are prevalent
Grocer— Sacked him and charged
ter leaving Newberg they were is successfully growing mint at lights, Fords, automobiles, etc., good program is being prepared The aeolian geologist Udden, tak­
the loss to running expen sea.— P ill
residents o f Portland tor several other places.
ing conservative values and nsing
etc., we have everything almost and everybody is welcome.
Mall Gazette.
After Friday there will be a de­ as convenient as our tow n and
years where he was in the posted
The pie social at the gymna­ fairly accnrate data for the number,
service as city carrier. For the cided exodus ot faculty and stu­ city brethren. As we said be­ sium Saturday night was .W
past few years their home has dents at the college in order to fore, Springbrook is alive and great success. 'A little over nine
been in Indiana. It is said they connect with “ mother’s cooking” growing and will be printed a dollars was realized from the
expect to again locate some­ during the holiday vacation. Of little bigger on the new maps be­ sale o f the pies, which were fur­
the faculty, Miss Sutton will go cause o f this latest improvement. nished by the ladies. The bas­
where in the state.
ket ball boys proved themselves
Oq Thursday afternoon, Janu­ to her home in Seattle, Miss Mc­
royal entertainers. Mr. Gill and
CHEHA L B CENTER
ary 4, at the public school, the Cracken will visit her aunt at
Scotts
Mills
and
Miss
Johnson
FOR HER
Arthur Parrish, manager and
membership committee o f the
Wracks
B m A
will
visit
friends
in
Portland.
Merry
Christmas.
captain o f the team, had charge
Parent-Teacher Association are
w w
LaVaftra
The
next
number
o
f
the
lyceum
Mrs. C. G. Jacobson and little o f the program and there was
planning for a social hour. This
Wain Pira Ear-Riagi
course
will
be
give;n
on
Wednes­
June
are home from their visit in not a dull moment from start to
will come immediately after the
T it ilé
•
finish.
______
_____
Carabina*» Jawal arai Pia
regular business meeting at day night, January 3, and which Portland.
. ‘
FOR HIM
Mrs. C. L. Johnson spent some
three o ’clock. Children will be promises to be one o f the most
DUNDEE
Watch*.
Wrack
draw Vedi
entertaining
of
the
course.
The
time
at
the
home
o
f
Mrs.
M.
P.
cared for by a special committee
Coat Chaira
Ria»
Cai Lráb
program
will
consist
ot
music
Johnson and sons this week.
and refreshments will be served.
Scarf Pin. Kjuve. Lodge Pin. Fob.
Ralph
Olmstead
is
visiting
in
All those who are interested in and readings and will be given
Forest Staley and Frank John­ Iowa.
FOR ALL
the work of the public schools by “ The T w o of Us,” Miss Ju­ son are home from the Alberta
Clocks
Cut Class
Miss Agnes Leslie spent the
are urged to be present as this dith Hampton Lyndon, ofWash- country to spend the holidays.
Fan Dishes Silverware
week end in Portland.
will be a good chance to become ington, Georgia, and Miss Elsie
Foaataia Pen
Kiyptek
Victor Hendrickson is in Port­
May Gordon, o f Anderson, In­
Clark Noble, of Portland,
acquainted.
land visiting his sister, Miss
diana.
spent Sunday in the Red Hills.
Rosalie, who is still improving.
A G ift o f Jewelry is an Everlasting Remembrance
S. Ray Moon and Miss Eva
A boy arrived at the home of
In the ball game played at the
Hoad ley were united in holy
Word received here from Dufer
matrimony December 6th, 1916, college gym last Friday night by told of the birth of a son born Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bennett on
A OPTICIAN
C . A . M O R R I S “ THE W ATCH HOUSE**
at the residence of the bride’s the home team and the Chema- to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Quinn, Monday.
Miss Gussie Crawford will
parents near Caldwell, Idaho. wa Indians, the score was 41 to December 11, Omar W.
23
in
favor
ot
the
former.
Us­
Ray Moon is the elder son o f Si­
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hodges spend the holidays with her
ually
the
dusky
braves
weaken
las and Anna Moon, former mis­
are down on a visit from West sister, Miss Ella Crawford, in
when
the
tide
is
strongly
against
sionaries for a number of years
Chehalem to spend some time Seattle.
them
but
in
this
game
they
put
Wm. S. Allan spent four days
in Alaska, Douglas, Alaska, be­
with Mrs. Mary Hodges and
all
they
had
into
the
contest
up
to
in
Portland last week attending
ing the groom ’s birthplace. The
family.
the
blowing
of
the
last
whistle,
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Rollin Armstrong, o f Salem, the Convention ot County Com­
Mrs. H. M. Hoadley who are and consequently those who delivered a splendid sermon Sun­ missioners.
highly esteemed in their vicinity. witnessed the game were given day at the church. He was ac­
Mrs. M. F. Lenox, of Minne­
Eastern Life Insurance money can be borrowed o f
The ceremony was performed by the worth o f their mony.
apolis,
who is on her way to
us on first-class farms at 6 per cent W ITH OU T
companied by some friends from
Rev. Ezra G. Pearson. The new­ Dr. R. W. VanValin, who went Salem.
COMMISSION. Write to us direct and save money. Give full details in
Pasadena where she expects to
your first letter. We refer to any bank in Portland.
ly wedded couple will make their to Pittsburg the first of the
The school will give a Christ­ spend the winter, is the guest of
home at Greenleaf, Idaho. The \ month to attend the funeral of mas program Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dearborn.
MORTGAGE '6 0 7 C O N C O R D B L D G .
Moon family lived here at one his mother, arrived home on Quite a good program is prom­
COMPANY
PO R TLAN D , O RE.
time.
Thursday o f last week. Alter ised and all the patrons should
RIBBON RIDGE
John U. Smith, who owns the funeral he went to Washing­ be present.
Mrs. Anna Sallee called on
property in the city o f Hilo, H a-, ton, D. C., for a short visit with
The W. C. T. U. held their
Mrs.
Boyd Friday.
a
brother
who
holds
a
federal
waii, recently received an in-1
meeting last Wednesday at the
quiry from there as to what position there. He says he was home o f Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Chas. Sallee took a nice veal
price he would put on it, and much impressed with what he Mrs. Tangen, president, in the to town Monday.
knowing real estate was looking saw at the National Capitol. chair. Mrs. Anna Harrison, sec­ The Artisan hall is being en­
up in price on the Islands, he de­ He returned by the Southern retary, Mrs. Everest and Mrs. larged and a new flour put down.
Carries a very large assortment of everything to be found in
cided to go over and see the out­ route and on the way visited C. L. Johnson were present aside
the
highest class drugstores. All kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Mrs. Sleeper, from Mountain
look for himself before making a with another brother who is at­ from the hostess. The Union de­ Top, visited on the Ridge Wed­
Medicines and Chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup­
plies, Stationory, Liggett’ s and Lowney’s Candies. Our
price. Consequently he left here tending medical college in San cided to subscribe for "The nesday.
stock of Cigars is the best in town. You’ re always welcome.
on Wednesday afternoon for Se­ Francigco.
Young Crusader” and “ Scientific
Mrs. Sarah Grover is quite
attle where be expected to make
Instruction Manual.” After a
LYNN B . FERGUSON
poorly with rheumatism thisj.
close connection with a steamer
social
hour
the
meeting
adjourn­
BOXY ALLISON MARRIED
109
P rescrip tion Draggle*
3 0 2 First
winter.
bound for Honolulu.
From
ed to meet in January with Mrs.
No Industrial Club this week
that point be will go by steamer
W. E. Allison and Mrs. J. I. S. W. Newhouse.
but
the club is doing good work
to Hilo which is.200 miles away. Brander were married Wednes­
The Parent-Teacher Associa­
just
the same.
This will make his ninth trip to day evening at the M. E. par­ tion held their meeting Monday
Susie Evans is helping Mrs.
and from the Islands. One time sonage by the pastor, Rev. R. E. evening. The audience first sang
Buy Christm as presents o f our home merch­
he went over from San Francis­ Myers. The bride is a lady of “ America;” Mrs. Marie Tangen Frank Rowland at present.
co in a sailing vessel and was 23- Scotch birth who has been keep­ gave a reading, “ Who Owns the Ethel Evans is at McMinnville.
ants. They uiH appreciate your patronage.
days on the way, but says he ing house tor Mr. Allison for Farm?” Miss Hilma Hendrick­ The Ribbon Ridge hens are
Her brother, J. son very creditably rendered a thinking of calling a mass meet­
had a most enjoyable time as he some time.
Look over the varied m erchandise advertised.
is a good sailor, hardly ever get­ Shearer, was here with his wife piano solo. She was encored and ing to boycott the Portland
to attend the wedding.
ting seasick.'
gave another o f her numbers. housewives since eggs have con­
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