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m r residents of Springbrook,
No. 5873
spent the week end with Mrs.
DeVere Fendall sprat the week­ Jones’ sister, Mrs. J. O. Hoots,
of this plaee.
h ike Gresil Omit of the Stale of Oregon
end in Portland.
for YamhiU County.
The
school
rally
which
was
to
United Stales National Bank of Newberg, a cot-
J. U. Smith has recently return­
por ebon. P is t il.
have
been
held
at
Springbrook
ed from Honolulu.
on Saturday, February 24, has
R. H . C B a w l . B. F a » * * a d A . C.
A baby girl arrived at the home
202 FUST
been given up? on account of the Seeley, as executor» of ike estate sad of tke PX0*€ (UCK 49
of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Amoth,
numerous diseases in the various L t Will sad Testament of Alfred Pkllo
Oliver, deceased; Charles A . Oliver; Chester
Monday, Feb. 19.
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neighboring schools.
N. Monk; Anas Marsk; Jennie P. Marsb;
Mrs. B. H. Anderson and Mrs
Efiza M . Marsh; Emma D . Storer; Villa
Arthur Stockman, a corporal
Maude Collins; Dudley Collins; Eula Colcord
Bash spent Wednesday afternoon
of Battery A, came home Tues­ Kieale; Evah Colcord; Frank Colcord; A w
with Mrs. N. P. Nelson.
. Fogle; Newberg Lodge No. 104, A
day evening, returning to the M
Froe sad Accepted Masons, of Newberg, Or­
Mrs. Emma Hesgard went to Vancouver Barracks on Wednes­ egon. an unincorporated Association; also ihg.
Portland Saturday morning with day. He will be at his parents’ following persons con<Uuting the etaire mem­
of »aid Newberg Lodge No. 104,
the expectation o f remaining sev­ home here after the soldiers are bership
Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, of
- Newberg, Oregon, to wit Edward Clifford
eral days.
mustered out.
Baird, Charles Ira Baker, John Woolvertoa
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duranceau
Miss Florence Ree9, of the Cor­ Barcroh, Harlan Beaus*. Roswell H . C. Ben
and son have been spending the vallis high school faculty, spent nett. Samuel Townes Bentley, Qeoife A l
hart Ben, Isaac Lowell Bristow, Parmer AL
past week with Frank Morris Sunday at her home here. She bin Bolt. Frank H en* Caldwell. Zib.
Leonard Chamberlain,
William McBride
and family.
was in Portland Saturday even- Clem mens, Charles Henry Cobb, Frank AL
Miss Lelah Hevland was no ing.and heard Josef Ilofman, the ver Col lard, Abraham Cook, John N. Crosby,
Beaton Cummiagr, Thomas Lewis
able to teach reboot the first of world famous pianist, give his Claude
Cummiagi. Ammon Morton Dam, Ralph
Grant DeLano, John Dobbin». Clarence A l­
the week on account of sickness. concert at the Heilig theatre.
bert Eldriedge, Harry Oscar Farr, Roscoe
The vac&ncy vyas filled by Miss
Byron Farr, Lynn Boyd Ferguson,
Alva Heater, Foster Mills and
Winfield Cate Kell, Mwioa George, Harry
Crystal Smith.
Elmer Thorne, who spent the Edward
Gordon, John Daniel Gordon, Le-
•fth e lM irg F id C is
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson past week in Idaho, came home Roy Grafe, George Hamilton Greer, Joha
and daughter Dorelle motored Saturday. No land was pur­ Elmer Hale, Stewart E. Hambekon, Ira A l­
vin Hanning. Melville Denny Hawkins,
over from. Salem, Tuesday, and chased by any of the Spring- Thomas Herd,' Peter Hilbert, Jona N. Hoff­
spent the afternoon and evening brook delegation. J. I. Hadley man. Joseph Bevan Hollingsworth, George
Washington James, Gilbert Otis Keeney,
visiting with relatives.
will probably return in a few John Conrad Keller, Fred James Kelley,
Leegear Kelly, Reinhold Kruger,
days. He i9 at present visiting George
George Sykes, Charles Larkin, George. Lar­
relatives in various towns near kin, John Larkin, Richard Baxter Danville,
Harry Augustus Littlefield, George Henry
Gfeenleaf.
Lutz, Ambrose Spitler MelHnger, Robert
Rudolph Schaad visited the On Saturday evening one of ^ duon Moore, Joel Belden Mount, John C.
cC’rea, Malcolm McDonald, Samuel Me-
Rex school Tuesday.
the winter’s most successful par­ Vey, Milton Grant Oakley, Thomas Henry
Misses Fleda and Erma Kane ties was given bv the C. E._ Soci­ Patterson. Glenn SteWart Paxson, Jotiah
Charles Porter, Maynard Rediuoad, Archie
visited over Sunday in Portland, ety at the school house. About Clinton Seehr, John Frank Smith, John Ul­
returning home Monday even- 40 were present and an indoor rich Smith, William Edward Thomas, Rich­
ard Martin Thurston, Bert Turnbow, David
track meet wa9 held. Much in­ C. Vaughan, Joseph Eben Whiton. Robert
ing.
if
Wind, Abner J. Winder, Joseph A .
A. Linberg and Mr. and Mrs. genuity was. shown in planning Victor
Winder, Wilson Hartwell Woodworth, W il­
Pare
A
ir
in
the
Quittenbaum and
daughter, the events and more or less skill ber C. Wright; The Grand Lodge of Ancient,
hom e isn’t just as vital to
and Accepted Mason* of Oregon, a cor­
Freda, were visitors in Portland shown by the participants. The Free
HEALTH ns Pen Food!
poration; Yamhill Electric Company, a corpo­
social- committee, with Miss ration; O . O . Smith; L . W . Hill; S . A .
S aturday/
H e’ll say “yas
with
Daisy Newhouse as chairman, Stubbs; F. A . Youngs; alto gif flfher person*
Miss Nellie Wallace, of Port­
or parties unknown^daiaaing; any right,
a
vengeance!
He’ll
deserve a great deal of credit for estate, hen, or interest in the
? 7 0 0 th a t a h o t, • t a f f y homsn tefl
io
land, is getting a few days’ of
'ft?
in the plaintiff's
herein, De--
the originality in planning this
Joat a * d a n g e r o u s if i
needed recuperation at the home
social event.
T o C harle» A . O liver, Charter N . Marsh.
of her sister, Mrs. A. II. Dean.
T h a t's
Anna
M aith, 'Jennie P . M arsh, E liza M .
M arsh, E m m * D . Stores, V illa M au d e ColKn»,
W. C. Warnack left Monday
LAND OTEN TO ENTRY
D u dley Collin», Marfan Brmiss, G eorg e A lb e it
for Seattle-where he expects to
Best, M elville D enny H aw kins. John N . H o ff-
\n C onrad Keller, A b n e r J . W inder,
have an engineering position.
The Secretary of the Interior
A . W in d er, and W ilb er C . W b
ri,
righi, de-
He has rented hii place at Rex.
A W arm A it
announces the opening to entry ieadants ab ove n a m e d : _______ ___
System dot
~R. N. Morrison and son-in-law, on March 6, at 9 o ’clock a. m., In the name o f the State e l O regon, you and
of you are hereby nod bad and required to
W. M. Conway, were in Rex a of approximately 1,300 acres in each
. " «¿fatasti b eane tg fati aff
appear and answer the complaint bled
■f M a a n t e a frä st A ir .
couple days last week packing the second unit ot the West Ex- y on in the above entitled Court and cause, o o or
before fix weeks from tke date o f the hr»i publi­
Coat ai installation
np tbeir household furniture and tension ot the Umatilla, Oregon, cation of this summons, w hich said date or first
publication
of
this
summons
it
the
Irt
d
ay
o(
moving it to Portland.
reclamation project.
February, 1917, and if y ou fail to appear and
Llewelyn Sanderman is recov­
Persons desiring to- acquire answer said com plaint, fo r want of said appear­
ering from a slight attack of the any o f said public land must ex­ ance and answer the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the rebel dem anded in its said com ­
measles. This seems to be the ecute a homestead application plaint, on ble herein, to wit;
See ob TODAY
only case reported in the neigh­ subject to the provisions of the F o r a judgment and decree o f the ab ove en­
titled Court mat the plaintiff d o have and recover
borhood which shows we live in reclamation law which, with the the sum o f $ 4 6 3 0 , with interest thereon at 8 per
F . H . G r iife th
a mighty healthy locality.
required fees and commissions, cent, per annum from July 22nd, 1916, until
N E.W BI
paid, together with a further sum o f $ 3 3 0 as
Mr. and Mrs. Brickell and accompanied by a certificate of plaintiff's reisonable attorney fees to b e allow ed
daughter and Lester Winters, of the Project Manager at Hermis- b y the Cois,-» herein for the collection of the note
and mortgage hereinafter described and for the
the Qibb’s school house district, ton as to the filing ot water costs and disbursements of this suit; and for a d e ­
attended “ The. Blossoming of right applications and payment cree foreclosing that Certain mortgage fcxe uted
• b> A . P . O liver, unmarried, to United States
Mary Ann,” given by the Rex- of water right charges, may be National Bank of N ew berg, on January 22nd,
Cbehalem Advance Club in New­ presented to the proper local 1 9 1 6 , and w hich mortgage was on January 23th,
duly recorded in V o lu m e 4 1 , page 53 7,
land office, either La Grande or of 1916,
berg Thursday evening.
the records of Mortgages of Yam hill C ounty,
O regon; and that the premises in the said mort­
Prof. Brown, of Corvallis, The Dalles, Oregon, in person, gage
described and made to secure the sums of
by
mail,
or
otherwise,
within
demonstrated the pruning of
m oney therein set forth and on the unpaid por­
of w hich, judgment and d ecree is now asked
trees on the farm of Gottlieb the period of five ^ays prior to tion
for by the plaintiff, b e sold as upon execution in
Schaad all day Monday. Not­ the opening, to wit: on and from order to satisfy the several sums found due the
as prayed for in said plaintiff's c o m ­
withstanding the day. which MarchT, 1917. to and including plaintiff
plaint; that said premises in said moitgage a ic
9
o
’clock
a.
m.
March
6,
1917.
was raw and rainy, an interest
I described as fo llo w .;
Where
there
is
more
than
one
Situated, lying and being in the C ity of N e w ­
ed crowd was in attendance.
application for the same land a berg, Y am hill Caunty. State o f O regon, and
particularly described as follow s, to wit:
The young people of the Sun­
drawing will be held to deter­ Being all of I.ots N um bered T w o and T hree
day school held their regular
mine the successful applicant. in B lock Num bered Seventeen, in Central A d d i­
class party at the home of Mr.
to the T o w n (n o w city) o f N ew berg, Y a m ­
Unsuccessful entrymen will be tion
hill C ounty, Oregon.
end Mrs. McCaffree. A very
permitted to amend their filings A b o a T w elv e and on e-half foot strip off of
9mall number were in attend­
from the W est side o f L ot Num bered Five
and apply same to other farm and
Give* a brilliant glo ssy shine that
in B lock N um bered Thirteen in Deskin»' S econd
ance owing to thp other activi­
does not n ib o lf o r dust off—that
units which have not been en­ A ddition to the T o w a (n o w city ) o f N ew berg,
anneals to the iron —that lasts four
ties of the week, but a pleasant
Y am hill C ounty, O reg on , V i d described as b e ­
times as long aa any other.
tered.
griming at (he Southwest corner of said Lot
evening was spent.
The building charge is $92 per N um bered Five, and running thence North along
Black Silk Stove Polish
Several young men from Pacif­ acre, 5 percent ot which must be the W ert line of m id L ot N um bered F ive to the
la in a cla ss b y Itself. It’ s m ore
N orth end of said L ot Num bered Five; thence
carefully made and made
ic college conducted services at deposited with the Project Man­ East
from tetter materials.
T w e lv e and one-half feet; thence South
Try it on your parlor
the church last Sunday. The ager at Hermi9ton, Oregon, be­ parallel with the W ert hae o f said L ot N um ­
stove, yourcook store
bered F iv e to the N orth line of First Street;
coming SundAj is the regular fore application for entry will be thence W ert to the place o f beginning.
lb* b«rt polish you
•rer u s e d , your
date when J. Sanger Fox has received. The balance is paya­ A ls o an undivided hall interest in L ot N um ­
h ardw are a r
Four rii B lock N um bered Fourteen in
giucere drelvr la
charge of the meeting. Mr. Fox ble in fifteen additional annual bered
authortasd to r e ­
Central
A
d
dition
to
the
T
o
w
n
(n
o
w
city)
of
instalments, the first of which
fund
your
is an exceptionally good speaker will be payable De-ember 1 ot N ew berg. Y am hill C ounty. O regon; that such
foreclose the said plaintiff's mortgage and
and always draws an apprecia­ the fifth calendar year after the decree
debar all the right, tide, interest, ben. estate,
entry. The first five instalments c|fim or demand o f any o f the defendants to
tive audience.
tius suit; that the proceeds o f the sale of such
Miss Mary Jones, who has re­ will each be five per cent ot the premises b e applied to the payment of the coats
construction charge, and the last and expenses o f the foreclosure of this mortgage
cently completed her studies at ten instalments each seven per
and sale, and including plaintiff's reasonable at­
the University of Washington, is cent.
torney fee, to the payment of the principal and
, J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
organising a class in music in
The Umatilla Project includes interest that may b e found due the plaintiff; and
The only Abstract Books in
that the balance, if any, b e paid to such of the
the neighborhood. Anyone car­ approximately 36,000 acres in defendants at may b e entitled thereto; that the
Yamhill County
ing to take music lessons will Umatilla and Monroe counties, plaintiff or any other person may becom e the
and is traversed by the O. W. R. purchaser o f said p rem ia« or any part thereof
certainly find in Miss Jones a & N., and N. P. Rys. A portion and that the Sheriff o f Y am hill C ounty Irt such Yamhill County Abstract C o .
M c M i n n v u l s .
O r m o »
thorough teacher as well as a pi­ of the project lies on the south purchaser into immediate poaaeamon of such
premises and for such other and further relief as
anist of marked ability.
bank of the Columbia River, to the C ourt may seem meet and proper m the
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which affords water transporta­ premise*.
T his summon* is served upon y ou by publica­
tion.
SPRINGBROOK
The lands of the project are tion thereof in the N ew berg G raphic, once each
C H A SE & LIN TO N
for six consec utive weeks, by order of
rolling in character and the soils week
H on orable H . H . B ek, judge o f the Cricnrt
G RAVEL COM PANY
Dennis Mills returned from are sandy loams. Climatically C ourt o f the State of O regon, for Yam hill
the
region
is
adapted
to
the
Courtly, w h ich said order n dated February Irt.
Whittier, California, Saturday
growing ot alfalfa, fruits, berries 1917.
All kinds of gravel for con­
after a three months’ absence.
of the krrt publication of this i
and vegetables. The average Th e date
February Ist. 1917, and the date of the
crete
work, cement blocks,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fearey value of all irrigated crops on Urt publication thereof a M arch 13th. 1917.
or
w<Jod
work furnished
B . A . Khks and
and J. L. Fearey were Sunday the project in 1915 was $29 per
C
larence
Butt.
short notice.
guests from Portland at Valley acre. Farm units average about
Attorneys lor Plaintiff
40 acres each, the irrigation ot
View Farm.
Telephone White 85
which is provided for by the ir­
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and rigating system recently com­ The Graphic and Weekly Orego­
nian, one year, $2.00.
daughter, Allie, of Portland, for- pleted.
H B IL L
U s in g th e B a n k
The Plumber
Few men m ake a success in business without
the aid o f a hank. And the man who understands
clearly how to use the bank has a decided advan­
tage over his competitor who does not.
T he prosperity o f our customers medns the
growth o f our bank. Every agency o f the bank is
at your service Let us work with you to our
mutual ben efit
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United StatesNational Bank
Resources over $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0
V. A. VINCENT
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There’s M oney In
Your Stump Land
REX
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IRST pull out the stumps, then pull out the profits. Change
your barren stump lands into cultivated fields. Stop pay­
F
ing taxes on worthless land. Clear it; do it the quickest, easiest
and cheapest way. Get the money from under your stumps with a
lfic fin
1 1
One Man
S tu m p P u lle r
It gives you a giant's power. No stump is big
enough, no root deep enough, to resist it. Horses
are unnecessary. Your money bade unless the
Kirstin pulls stumps from y o u r land.
Ten days' trial.
Send fo r B ig,
F ree C atalog
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.
.* Pleaee sand me ro ar
„ S e c th e picture* o f stum p * it h a t p o lled ; read th e let*
, ter* from , the (armera w h o h a v e b o u g h t Kirstin*.
,< > Free Booh aa
Clearing.
L ea rn h o w the K iretin F ree S e rv ice g iv e s all th e /
inform ation y o u need abou t lan d clearing. D o n 't /
b a y a p u ller u n d l y o u see this book.
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J. T. EVEREST, NEWBERG, OREGON
Agent for Newberg and Vicinity
S F J ) . or PJO. Bos..
.Stats....
Blossom Time in
the Golden State
A friend just back from Southern
California says: * The weather was
fine, in fact too wafih for heavy
clothes. Many were bathing at the
beaches. Oranges were ripe in the
valleys, while the'mount&ins nearby -
were covered with snow.”
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With warm sunny weather it will
not be long before the blossoms on
the trees will be everywhere an-
nouncing that spring time is here.
T a k e a vacation trip n ow where life is different;
where climate surroundings and amusements
are out of the ordinary. Spend a different
A in r g iy .
T h r e e T r a in s D a ily
Scenic Shasta ffioute
will take you there in bom fort.
Ask the agent
John M. Scott, Central Passenger Agent, Portland
Southern Pacific Lines
California Orange Dag, March 10
Fine Job Printing at the Graphic Office
Ask him
Warm Air Furnace
Stove
Shining Bright
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