BILL
the week end with the home merrily with game« and contesti,
folks.
alter which a most bountiful
week it’a daffodils that lunch was served by the hostess,
Bad colds are very prevalent are This blooming
ont with Max
in the schools these days.
wells.
Rodney Hobson expects to Sleigh bells accompanied by missing such a delightful evening.
start
for Canada in few days. wedding belle ere ringing on the The Indian play given Friday
IX/tTH m w w ol MORE THAW ONE-HALF
Mrs. R. L. Jones and daugh­ Ridge:
by the school children,
" MILLION DOLLARS tk* U. S. National
ters spent Monday with Mrs. H. Frank Deach, the teacher of evening
under the supervision oi Miss B.
C. Ross.
Beak nrenpias an important position in relation
Powell, the verr efficient
the Ribbon Ridge school, spent Vera
principal
of the Rex school, was
Mrs.
Bristow,
ol
Parrett
community ami its industries. As the in-
the
week
end
in
Newberg.
playea
to
a large and apprecia­
Mountain, is visiting her daugh­ Clara Louise Hertig spent Fri­ tive audience.
ol the public have increased, this bank
“The Arrow Mak­
ter, Mrs. W. A. Parrish
day
night
and
Saturday
***
er“
consisted
of
scenes taken from
grown in deposits, illustrating diet that which
Vern Hobson and family spent
ittSefT
‘
‘
"
“
Hiawatha,
interspersed
with In­
the week end with his parents, Miss Bthel Bvans and George dian drills and songs, and
is best for your welfare
the
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hobson.
characters
were
all
cleverly
im­
is also best for ours.
went to Portland Satur­ personated. Miss Powell as Hi­
Lora Livengood, who has been d Carter
ay
Look
out for wedding awatha left nothing to be de­
sick for some time, is reported
We shall be glad to have
better. Her many friends are Emil Jensen and Mrs. Tom sired,. while the denture Minne
you utilise ooe or all of our
haha as pictured by Miss Ethel
very glad.
Stitchler,
of
Lafayette,
were
Sun­
Brown
was very lifelike, iderrett
Helen Sielken, of Portland, day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Woodworth,
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
as the white priest
who-has been visiting her par­ T. Bvans.
who
came
to
teach
his
red
broth­
ents, returned to her work in the Mrs. Dewey Bullis, of Lake ers, and Miss Gladys Garland, as Tka only Abstract Books in
city Tuesday.
the old Nikomis, both took their
View, w as hostess to Misses Lil­ parts
Mrs. Henry Livengood, we are lian
very creditably. The little
Hertig
and
Cecil
Deach
Fri-
sorry to say, is on the sick list.
folks
all
aressaed as tiny red men
Her many friends wish for her a
called
forth
much applause in
speedy recovery.
their drill and the dance of the
squirrel, rabbit, bluebird and
The play, “Next Door,” given
Parlor Pharmacy Saturday
robin as given by Austin Sander-
by the young people of Fern wood
CHASE a LINTON
man, Rolland Schaad, Frank
evening, was a great
Schwartsin
and
James
Hanson
success and enjoyed by a Targe
each dressed in animal garb was GRAVEL COMPANY
audience.
extremely funny and q u i t e AU kinds of gravel for con­
Oar d o les efficient, courteous end pains­ The ’Eames family have left
brought the house down. Much
taking. Our aim is to please our pat­ this community and moved to a
praise
is due both the teachers crete work, cement blocks,
rons at all tim es, and aor reward ia the fajpi near«: Newberg. _
pupils
in pneenting sqcd a or wood work furnished on
prastige we have won in this neighbor­ are sorry to see them
riends.
play
with
the
limited facilities at short notice.
hood. Let us serve you promptly and wish for them success
hand.
A
neat
sum was re­
Miss Clara Wenger, who has alised, which little
new home.
satisfactorily. “
is to purchase a
been very ill the past week, is tennis
Telephone White 86
outfit for the school chil
convalescing
now.
P
_
Her
illness
DUNDEE
was made brighter by her many
Roc Robison visited his par­ lefield, Mrs. Hertig, Misses Lil­
ian and Gladys Hertig, Snsie
ents at Yamhill Tuesday.
and
Ethel Evans and Charles Nina V- Armstrong to F. U.
DR. $. L. BROWN
Clark Smith and family have Zeigler.
KIEN LE
and Floyd Spaulding 10.34 ac C. M W.
moved up to their Red Hills
A N O S AND PLA Y ER
if.
Hall
and
Francis
King
die
t
home to be ready lor the spring Mr. and Mrs. John Carter re­
ceived a delightful surprise Fri­ 3 s r 3 w $660.
work.
Pianos Tuned
evening, when the guests ol Jean Paul Carter by gdn, to
Tuesday evening Alex Allan day
Harold W. Weaver 28.50 ac nVk
went to Portland to meet Ms dr. and Mrs. Bvans' card par- Jos.
Hess die 13 s r 3 w $3350.
brother, Alfred, who is on his
Office I
J. Monroe Davis et al to M.
1 of Hancock and College streets. One block north
way from Iowa for a visit at
Michel book 100 ac Laban Mor­
of the United Statee National Bank
home.
Phon« Red «7 — —
in cl 15 a r 3 w $5358.60.
A
silver
medal
contest
will
be
Mary J. Everest to Emory 0.
ear of Meridian and Sheridan streets. Phone Blue 3
held at the church on Saturday,
ones
11.46 ac Richard Everest
conducted by the L. T. L. Sev­
die
1
3
« r 2 w $1800.
eral little girls of the grammar
A.
M.
Fanning and wf to A. B.
grades, will be the contestants.
ensen
4
A called meeting of the Dundee Melvie Peters is confined to the 5 w$10. ac O. P. Turner die t 5 s
Woman’s Chib was^ held on
C.X. Fowler and wf to -W. V.
Thursday to take the place ol louse with the croup.
Appleman
and wf 29.625 ac E
the regular meeting which was Miss Erma Kane left Saturday
for
Portland
where
she
has
a
po­
to be held the first Thursday in sition.
April. The routine business was
disposed of quickly and the rest Miss Lydia Strate spent San-
of the session given to a discus­ dky with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd
sion ot plans for the Easter ba­
in Portland.
~^
zaar and eugenie baby contest Bnckley,
Arthur
Bnrke
spent
Sunday
which will be held on April 7, be­ with the home folks, returning
ginning at 2 p. m. A cafeteria to
supper will be served and a large Portland Monday.
attendance is anticipated; judges Mrs. Stewart Barrett spent C. G. Jacobson and wf to Jos
from Portland will have charge Monday with her sister, Miss Hall and wf 20 ac John Welch dl
ol the baby show.
Jennie Burke, of Springbrook. c t 3 s r 2 w $10.
The Dundeeites who risked a Arthur Peters, after spending W. E. Lowell and wt to C. P.
[u ftp b n tÀ e
“sprinkling” Saturday evening the winter with his parents, left ¿qnnett 388.70 H. Poster cl and
to attend the concert given by Friday for his work at Edwan, a d jo in in g s l3 t5 s r7 w $10.
the
Pacific College Glee Club felt Wash.
Galen Miller and wf to Roy C.
lá tIW *
improv
ovement
fully repaid for tbeir effort. Ev­ Miss Leota Howard visited her Miller 10 ac s 23 t 5 s r 3 w $1.
ery musical number was so well aunt, Mrs. 0. Woodworth, Fri­ Harold W. Weaver and wf to
In Seed
rendered that it is impossible to day, and attended the school ean Paul Carter 28.49 ac n% A Warm Air Heating
i os. Hess die t 3 s r 3 w $2850.
mention anyone in particular. children's play.
P h n tm g
The several readings by President The young people are practic­
Pennington were also enioyed.
IK *
We trust that the boys will come ing for an Easter program under DART SIRE’S PROGENY TEST
again and when they do it is to the direction of Miss Mary Jones
be hoped that the weather will and Mrs. Alvin Sheppard.
Special prizes will be offered for
be
more
settled
so
that
those
liv­
the
dairy sire in Oregon whose
Tka thane paper tape keep«
G. Schaad was compelled to daughters
ing
in
the
outlying
districts
will
produce the most but­
the med constantly moist—it
shoot one of his valuable horses ter lat during
is simple to understand that
be
able
to
attend.
a period of 300
last
week,
as
the
animal
was
sick
they germinate quicker ead
S m m TODAY
days.
Any
of
the
d iry breeds
and
so
violent
as
to
become
dan­
better. The seeds are wpmtxd
On
Thursday
last
F.
A.
Leh­
can
enter
the
contest
at
anytime
the proper distance apart—so
mann invited nis wife to go shop­ gerous.
bo thinning out is necessary.
now and Sept. 1st. Ap­
F. H.
Griffeth
ping in Newberg. When she re­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Prince, after between
Only the finest selected seeds
plication
can
be
made
through
NEWBERG,
ORE..
turned at 2 o’clock she found a spending several weeks with Mrs. the county agriculturist or direct
of thoroughly tested priz«
winning straiasare used. And
number of her neighbors assem­ Prince’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. to W. A. Barr of the 0. A. C.
the labor ia reduced to a
bled at her borne to do honor to Wm. Parrott, returned to their who, with the assistance of com­
m in im u m .
her birthday. Her granddaugh­ home at Dundee Monday.
mittees ot the breed associations
Surely this is whet you should
ter, Miss Katie Lehmann, had
use in y ssr garden this year.
the state, dratted the rules and
arranged the surprise. Mrs. W. Meeker who has had a con­ of
HEAT
Pskro Seed tape is n ad e by
regulations
tor the contest.
Rhoda
Pool
brought
a
beauti­
the American Saedtape Co..
tract
for
cutting
wood
near
Rex,
This will be a splendid stimnlns
71 W o t 2Jrd St.. New Yolk
fully
decorated
birthday
cake.
completed
bis
work
and
moved
City. Get it a t your d«al-
to
production and bet­
s a Price I0c per package
Rev. J. Stanton Moore “dropped his family near Sherwood where ter increased
cows.
It
be the best pos­
in” during the afternoon and he will continue the same work. sible means will
of
determining
ng a birthday song for “Grand­ A. J. Heakett who has been in propotency of the sire and his the
-■ • o o o o o o c o o o o d o c i
fit­
Grandma responded by California tbcf past few months ness for remaining in the herd.
Larkin-Prince ma.”
singing a song to the music of in the interests ot the Pond Ly­ A class is provided for hall« with The Newberg
victrola. Several songs were ceum Bureau, is spending a few ¿rade daughters as well as for
Hardware Co. the
sung bv the guests and a merry days
breds.
T ran sfer Co.
at his home in Rex before pure
afternoon spent. Refreshments starting
M.
S.
Shrock,
County
Agent.
out
on
bis
Washington
were served and a parting song
Bass Lscal md Lo a f Distane«
ended the happy occasion. Those and Oregon territory.
resent were Mesdames Dear- Mias FiettaWilkin, of Newberg, Graphic and Weekly Ore­ l a i h | . Fsrnftnrs, Pianos
orn,
Green well, Holzmeyer, Mil­ was the guest ot Miss Edith San- gonian, on jeer, 1er $2.00.
and Safts a Specialty
(NO COMMISSION)
ler, Billich, Shannahan, Hunter, dertnan
over
Friday
to
attend
S. P. Timberlake, Prop.
Poole, Lehmann, Misses Lena the Indian play. Miss Florence
Dillinger,
Sophie
Jensen
and
Ka­
Notice
to
Wood
Contractors
of Newberg, was also an
Office phone Black 100
W r its
tie Lehmann, Rev. Moore, Mr. Lee,
Residence phone Red 79
over-night
guest
ol
Miss
Nellie
Notice is hereby given that the
Lehmann and little Freda Billich Craw for the same purpose.
W#
nsotxtuooctaoBoaoi
council will, np to six o’clock p.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Asmus, of m. on the 7th day of May, 1917,
of Ownership, Man­
RIDGE
Hebron, Neb., and Miss Lillie receive sealed bids for forty-five
retoo
Velte, of Friend, Neb., are visiting (46) ricks of three foot wood.
agement,
Circulation, etc.
8. Sanderman family. They Bids desired on old fir, first
Evan Carter went to Newberg the
were at Rex last summer and class second growth of medium, Newberg Graphic published weekly
Saturday on business.
liked
old Oregon so well that uniform size (no round), and slab at Before
Newberg, Yamhill county, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wenger mo­ they have
me, a notary public in end for
decided
to
settle
here.
wood.
Contractor
to
deliver
tored to Newberg Friday.
the
state
and county aforesaid, person­
woodv in basement ot dty hall ally appeared
Mrs.
H.
H.
Peters
entertained
E. H. Woodward, who,
W . J. S A U N D E R S
George Sallee spent the week for her son, Arthur Peters, Wed­ building on or before Oct. 1st, having been duly
affirmed according to
end with his brother, Charles. nesday, as a farewell party in 1917.
law, deposes and aays that he is the ed­
C
arpsitsr
asá
to
This notice is given by order of itor ana owner of the Newberg Graph-
anticipation
of
his
departure
lor
Miss
Snsie
Bvans
was
a
guest
to
from. the
council of the city alNewberg. *That there are no bondholders, m ort­
Concrete
Worker
at the Hertig home Saturday. Washington Friday. About forty the Dated
March 28th, 1917.
gagees, or other security holders.
guests
were
invited,
but
owing
C m o M. Wsfc. B smsm
Peter Laud’s sou was the guest to the extremely disagreeable ev­
E. H. WOODWARD.
Ida
M.
Woods,
•f the Evans children Saturday. ening a number were unable to Recorder of the city ot Newberg. this,
Affirmed and subscribed to before n *
INIBiEI, to w n 's
t » 2nd day of April, 1917.
'
25-28
Miss Susie Bvans is spending attend. The evening passed most
#. A. Morris, Notary Public.
Assisting Development
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