un*# i m
(
Peter Duranceau spent a lew Those present were Mrs. E. R.
days with the Frank Morrisf&m- Adams and daughter, Miss Sally
Lee LeDu lost a valuable horse ily before returning to Canada. Adams, Miss SallyH. Lewis, Mr.
ESTABLISHED 1900
Mrs. Swan Benson left Sunday Wm. Warrens, Miss Carrie Flan
ooe day last week.
RELIABLE
ders, Miss Louise Flanders, Miss
The weather man mast have before last for Nebraska where
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Caroline
Glisan, Mrs. Henry
changed his mind. The sunshine she expects to make an extended
Hewett, Miss Harriet Piper, Miss
Lady Assistant
visit.
looks good.
Georgiania Bassett and Miss
Office Phone White 25
H. L. Shaw and wife came out
Wm. Dailey, trom near Salem,
Night Phone Black 94
Beck.
from
Newberg Sunday and spent
spent the week-end with his sis­
The community was saddened
the day with D. P. Shaw and
ter, Mrs. T. E. Hobson.
on Saturday by the news of the
Miss Della Parrish, who has family.
death
of Edmund E. Hill, the six­
HODSON & ELUOTT
B. F.Yergen and family are en­
been spending the winter in West
teen-year-old
son o f Mr.and Mrs.
joying their new Oakland six.
FUNERAL D IR E C T O R S-E M B ALMERS
Chehalem, is at home again.
Wm. Hill, who came to Dundee
MM draws or Auto Fuserai Car ai poter
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones left Albert, Root has also purchased when Eddie was three years old
a Buick.
O t t i aad Parlón 703 aw I 705 1-2 F o Street Monday for Canada, where they
and remained here until a few
P k a s ; O fteeCreas I IS, Rea. Blue 118. RedO expect to spend the summer.
West Chehalem is proud of the
years ago when they moved to
^
TTO RNEY-AT-LAW
Wallace Jones, who has been a fact that they have a 100 per Toledo, Oregoa. Eddie was a
cent baby In the community,
boy of unusual gifts, a natural
C L A R E N C E B U T T student at Eugene Bible Univer­ Kenneth Patton.
sity,
is
at
home
for
the
summer
scholar and possessing a remark­
Will practice in all the courts of the
The registars of precinct No. 8 able talent in mechanical lines.
•cate. Special attention given to pro­ vacation.
bate work, the writing o f deeds, mort­
The sock social in the gvmna. are N. P. Nelson, J. U. Smith, He had a sunny, friendly disposi­
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
Newberg, Oregon.
sium Saturday night whs well Harry Davis, Dean Calkins, .Mr. tion that made him d neighbor­
O m e t - Second Floor in Union Block
hood favorite and was an earn­
attended and greatly enjoyed by Hiatt and William Brisbane.
Mrs. Carrol Starr returned to est worker in the Sunday school.
all
present.
All
the
numbers
pn
C. R. C H A P IN
the program were well rendered. Portland Thursday, after spend­ The remains were brought to
ing tw o weeks with her parents, Dundee tor interment and the
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson.
fuperal held at the Ôundee church
REX
Practice in all courts; Probate, Deeds,,
M ortgages and all legal papeis. Ab­
Mr. and Mrs.Virgil Fendall re­ on Sunday. The very large gath­
stracts examined.'
Mrs. Henry Strate visited her turned home last week. ' Virgil ering Qi old friends and neighbors
daughters in Portland over Sun will take up his school work at and the quantities o f floral trib­
Tillamook next year under Prof. utes were the expression of love
day.
and esteem for Eddie and his
A. Ackerman and H. Hendricks Kirk.
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill re­
A business meeting of the West
had business in Portland Mon
Chehalem church will be held mained in Dundee until Tuesday
day.
next
Thursday evening at eight morning when they left for their
Little Miss Dorothy Tlaniels
P hones
I Office, White 22; Res. Red 123
of Newberg, visited Miss Nellie o ’clock. AIL interested in the home in Oregon City. The sym­
church are requested to be pres­ pathy and love o f the community
Craw’s room Monday.
goes with them.
ent.
. ^
Mrs. A. J. Heskett, Mrs. James
The many friends o f Miss Bes
Kane and daughter, Ruth, were
sie Waide are glad to know she SERVICE AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
Newberg callers Monday.
was able to return from St. Vin­
A number of young men o f Pa
Van Valin Denial Parlor»
- . PRESBYTERIAN
cent’s hospital a week ago Tues­
cific College conducted morning
O var U. S. Natiaaal Saak
day and that she is getting along
Sunday school and bible classes
services at the church Sunday.
splendidly. Heraunt, Mrs.Grant at 9:45, H. Craw, Supt.
Several o f the energetic men of Marsh, came home with her.
Morning worship at 11—Sub­
Rex are getting'some drill work
An Industrial Club social was ject “ Wastefulness for Christ.”
at the Tuesday evening class in
held Friday evening at the M or­ Senior and intermediate C. E.
Newberg.
ris home. It is not necessary to societies at 7.
DR. A. M DAVIS
Robert Odell, who is working say that they had a jolly good
Evening at 8—Second message
in Portland, visited his boy
in
series on “ What is God;” —
time, for thev always do at th<
D E N TIST
friends at this place a tew days meetings. The young people who “ What is Meant bytheTrinity?”
of last week.
Every one attached to the
were present were Clara Calkins,
A few o f her friends helped cele­ Lelah Yergen. Beulah Verstig. Presbyterian church,and. all non­
brate the birthday of Mrs. James Dorothy and Mildred .Morrison, church-goers, are respectfully and
Kane Monday by dropping in Loi9 Fendall, Ethel Bush, Treasa cordially invited.
Monday. June 4 —Meeting of
9 M W 4 M W 4 4 M M M M M >4 unexpectedly. A pleasant after­ and Emma Meyer, Mary Morris,
the
Newberg Ministerial Associa­
noon was spent.
Grant Yergen, Frank Meyef,
tion
in office o f 'Presbyterian
The eighth grade o f the Rex Stierlv Bash, Leonard Hesgard,
school will have graduation ex Leonard Verstig, Clifford Cal­ church. All resident and visiting
ercises this year on Thursday kins, Rirdiard and Calvin Morri ministers are invited.
FRIENDS
evening.
An interesting pro­ son, George, Howard and Oliver
Office over First National
Morris.
gram has been arranged by the
Sunday school 10 a. m., Prof.
Bank
Perisho,
superintendent.
principal,
Miss
E.
Vera
Powell.
Phone White 3-1
DUNDEE
Preaching 11 a. m.
Those graduating are Mary
Junior and Intermediate En­
larm on, Ruth Kane, Gladys
Mr. Dnpnrtis is visiting his deavor 4 p. m.
Garland, Edith Sanderman, Mer-
Senior C. E. 6:30 p. m.
rett W oodworth, Edwin Acker­ daughter, Mrs. John DeVore.
L ittlefield & R om ig
Evening service at 8.
man, Cleon Ferguson and Ethel
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Foster are
Irown.
visiting Mr. and Mrs.Carl Groth.
CHRISTIAN
; P H Y S IC IA N S
The
regular
meeting
o
f
the
La
9:45
a.
m.—Bible
school, Les­
an d SURGEONS
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harper
dies’ Aid at Mrs. O. Wood- spent the week-end at Portland. ter Jones, superintendent.
Office in First N st’ l Bank Bldg.
worth’s last Thursday after­
11 a. m.—Sermon and com­
Phone, Black 31
noon, terminated in a very pleas­ James Robb and daughter, An­ munion.
ant affair for Mrs. Frank John­ nie, from Carlton, spent Sunday
7 p. m.—C. E. and Junior En­
son.
The young bride was with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson. deavor prayer meeting.
went
whisked into another room and
Mrs. E O. Dillinger and daugh
8 p. m.—Preaching.
DR.THOS. W. HESTER
attired in a most becoming wed­ ter, Jessie, and Mrs. Emerson
All are cordially invited to at­
5 Physician and Surgeon
ding costume. The wedding pro­ spent the week-end in Oregon tend these services.
Office in Dixon Building
cession was led by Miss Halycon City.
B A P T IS T
W m . ii O ffiea W U u 22. l a . W hits 11
Wiley, who made a charming lit
Miss Dorothy Prosser, of Port-
Regular services morning and
tie ring bearer. Mrs. A. J. Hes­ and, and Frank J. Kelsey of Pull­
evening. Sunday is “ Father’s
kett dressed in a costume befit­ man, Wash., were recent guests
NEWBERG - - OREGON
Day” and the theme for the morn­
ting these patriotic times, ac­ at Otterbrook.
ing sermon will be “ Responsibili­
companied the bride in the ab­
Elton J. Ryan left on Sunday ties o f Fatherhood.” The sub­
sence of Mr. Johnson, and the to join the Engineering Corps.
Dr. John S. R an kin
ject for the evening sermon will
maids of honor were Mrs. John
This
makes
the
fourth
Dundee
be “ Sons of Light.”
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
Winters and Mrs. Jack Sawyer, young man who has responded
Young people’s meeting at 7 p.
Office over U. S. National Bank
robed in youthful costumes and to the call to arms.
m. Topic, “ Confidfnce and How
Office phone Blue 171
»earing a huge basket piled high
Mrs. Bates and three children to Get It.”
Residence Phone Brown 171
with gifts for the bride. She
I
All welcome.
are visiting- Mrs. Bates’s rela
• oeoeoeoeo e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o was showered with congratula
tives, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
tions, each of which took the
Chines* Nam««.
Warner. Orland Warner is spend­ “W s may all be pardoned for giving
arx m x i
form of a question tied to a flow
up the puzzle o f Chinese names,” says
DR. SARAH E. SMITH i er. A very merry afternoon was ing a few days at Salem.
s writer, "and yet thla little vocabu­
The Q. E. G. club will give a lary may help the newspaper reader
‘ passed, after which delicious re­
Physician and Surgeon
dramatic
and musical program through dispatches that come from
freshments were served.
Office in City H ill
at Community Hall on Friday, China. King means metropolis; Fu,
provincial capital; Chn, a second class
Office Phone—White 147
June 1. On Saturday evening a city;
Klen, a third cla n city; Klang, a
WEST CHEHALEM
Residence Phone—Blue 58
debate on the road bonds will be river; Ho, a stream; Hal, a lake or sea;
NEWBERG
OREGON
Tao, Island; Chan, a mountain;. Line,
TomWanless has moved on hi» ie)d in the same place.
a p a n ; Ta, big; 81ao, little; Kouan,
The Dundee Woman’s Club, fortren; Wei, camp; Men, carrier; Pal,
farm again.
north; Nan, sooth; 81. w n t; Chan«, up­
Evelyn Nelson spent Saturday which recently decided to take per; Pal, white; Het, black; Tans, bine.
up
the
Red
Cross
work,
has
is-
therefore la southern metropo­
Dr. £ . £ . Daniels and Sunday with her parents. sued a request for old white cot­ Nanking
lis; Peking northern metropolis.
Mrs. Bina Hash spent last
ton or linen cloth to be worked
C H IR O P R A C TIC
week with her sister, Mrs. S. M.
np into articles for use in the
- — An Rye te Business.
P H Y S IC IA N
Calkins.
lospitals. Any one having such "This play is the worst ever. I am
M. D. Ebbert has everything material to contribute will he going to demand my money back.”
LADY A TT E N D A N T
ready for the erection of a large helping the cause by leaving the “ Walt until after tbe next act, old
m a n . Ten years elapn between acta 1
prune dryer.
cloth with Mrs. R. W. Swink.
and 2, and you can demand Interest on
yonr money for that length o f time.” —
Ralph Mainwaring has been
Mrs. Edward R. Adams, of Se­ Boston Transcript
H r CEMENT, T i l , SAND, MASKS appointed as instructor of the
attle, who has been visiting her
GRAVEL, m i PORTLAND CEMENT Moose band at Newberg.
sister, Miss SallyBeck, celebrated
Mean Thing!
May belle—See tbe beautiful engage­
See T . C . S T A L E Y
Frank Nelson and family spent »er birthday on Friday with a
ring Jack gave me last night
Sunday afternoon at the home number of her relatives who came ment
At Sash and Door Factory
Ibteite—o raciona! Has that Just got
of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson.
North /la in Street, Newberg
out from Portland for the day. around to you?
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UNDERTAKERS
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Windows
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LoneFirDairy
Pure Milk and Cream are conducive to good health-
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Daily is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com­
mended by th at official Give us a trial.
Phone Red 66
C . H . L S K S c S C h C u n t e r
The REXALL Store
Carries alverv large assortment of everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. All kinds of Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup­
plies, Stationory, Liggett’s and Lowney’s Candies. Our
stock of Cigars is the best in town. You’re always welcome.
LYNN B . FERGU SON
k 109
P rescription Druggist
3 0 9 First ;
J. L. V A N BLARICOM
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
W e please the moet particular. Phone us a grocery order and
soe If our prom pt service doesn’ t surprise y ou . We want your trade
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a n d n o d e la y . W r ite d ire ct an d
Q h m feTI datafla In fi rat letter.
DEVEREAUXSSS?
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Fresh From tbe Oves
is the way you receive our breed. And
It is delicious. Made from the highest
grade flour in a clean bakery, it leaves
nothing to be desired. Try s loaf today
and you’ ll want It again tomorrow. Our
pies and cakes, too, tre fresh every day.
Newberg Bakery
J. H. SHERLOCK, Prop.