W . W. HOLLINGSWORTH
& SON
uating exercises o f Miss Evelyn
Patton.
A niece o f Mrs. Fairbanks who
has been traveling with her hus
band, owing to ill health, is
now making an extended visit
with her aunt.
Among the several graduates
trom the eighth grade o f Ewing
Young school Miss Lelah Yergen
was the only one who went from
this schoql to attend the gradu
ation exercises at McMinnville
Saturday.
Mrs. William Walker, who
lived in this community tor a
great number o f years, but who
has lived the past tew years in
Canada, is now' visiting in Yam
hill. Her many friends are glad
to know that she will visit this
community before many days.
Monday work was begun on a
garage and store room which
Miss Sally E. Beck is erecting.
Mrs. Foster, who has been vis
iting her niece, Mrs. Carl Groth,
has gone to Wanna tor a visit
Bernhard Groth has erected
bungalow root over his gasoline
station in front o f bis hardware
store.
Several residents from Dundee
are spending a few days in Si!
verton helping with the onion
culture.
William Aimes, business mana
ger for Thomas Prince at Bos
ton, visited Mr. Prince and Dun
dee relatives last week.
Mias Jessie Marguerite John
son from Cbehalem Center is
helping her grandfather, A. J.
Palmer, plant his garden.
Thomas Prince, who is still in
Portland, is convalescing in so
far that be is able to sft in a
wheel chair part o f the time.
Mrs. Hazel Richardson, who
has been visiting her mother
Mrs. W. A. Thompson, left on
Sunday for her home at Oregon
City.
Rev. J. Stanford Moore left
Tuesday for Forest Grove. Be
fore his return to Dundee he will
deliver the graduation address
at Gresham.
Henry Brown left. Saturday
for
Portland where he will work.
RELIABLE
Miss Halycon Wiley is helping
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
the
Haworth family at Spring-
Lady Assistant
brook for a time.
Office Phone White 28
played an important part in the recovery of bus
Geo. Underwood, o f Oregon
Night Phone Black 94
iness from the adverse conditions following the
City, visited Mrs. Florence Eves
outbreak o f the European war, and is still nelp-
and Mrs. A. J. Heskett Tuesday.
ing to keep business on an even keel.
Miss
Edith
Minchin,
who
has
This system, with its immense resources, is a
HOPSON & ELLIOTT
the Springbrook pastorate, vis
tower o f strength to the banks which are members
FUNERAL D IRECTO R S- EMBALMERS
o f it, and will assist them in any financial require
ited the Sunday evening church
M preferred
ments which they may be called upon to meet.
meeting.
By depositing your money
1-2 Fmt Street
Miss Erma Kane, alter work
with ue you receive the pro
♦
MEMSEN
=1«. Blue 118. R ed8 ing in Portland for the past tew
tection end the new facilities
* FEDERAL RESERVE
which oar membership in the
SYSTEM
TTORNKY-AT-LAW
mouths; is home again. Her
system enables us to offer you.
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place will be taken by Miss E.
CLARENCE BU TT
Will practice in all the court» o f the Vera Powell.
ecate^ Special attention {riven to pro
Miss Fleda Kane, who is work
bata work, the writing o f deeds, mort
ing
in Portland, is borne com
gages, contracts and the drafting o f all
legal papers.
Newberg. O regon .
mencement week, as she is one
O fTICK Second Floor in Union B lock
ot the Newberg high school grad
HALEM CENTER
uates o f this year.
C . R. C H A P IN
Sunday was Children’? Rally
More wedding bells.
Day at the church and an inter
Fred Harrison arrived home
P ractice in all courts; Probate, Deeds, esting program was arranged from Eastern Oregon last week.
M ortgages and all legal pa peas. Ab by Miss Mary Jones and given
stracts examined.
The C. A. A. Club held a social
by the little tolks.
at the home of Geo. Hodges Sat
Prot. Samson, of Corvallis, urday evening.
Cement
4
Shingles
who bought a part interest in
Miss Marguerite Johnson is
Lath
Lime
4
IT
the Otis tract ot land recently spending some time with her
Roofing Paper
4
Plaster
mm
sold, with his wife visited G. E. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Cl»««
i
Doors
Frost and wife Saturday and J. Palmer, of Dundee.
Windows
Sand
4
Sunday.
Phones
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Farrell
are
Moulding
Brick
4
r 1
Office, White 22; Rea. Red 12S
Miss E. Vera Powell entertain to be congratulated upon the ar
fc
Sash
Weights
Sewer
Tile
4
Mrs. Ralston, Miss Kate Rob
ed Saturday at a beautifully ap rival ot an eight pound baby girl
and
Pulleys
Drain
IHe
j
ertson, Mrs. Pence and Alfred
pointed luncheon. Covers were Tuesday morning, June 5.
Robertson, ot Portland, spent
laid tor eighteen. Among the
The W. C. T. U. will meet next Memorial Day with their rela
guests were Mrs. Baker, the tw o
Wednesday at the home o f Mrs. tives, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rob
Van Valin Dental Parlors Misses Duncan and Miss Mable Mary Johnson. There will be a ertson.
Rusch,-of Newberg. Miss P ow
social time after the business
O r«r U. S.
Bauli
An unusual occurrence in bee
ell will not have charge of the
meeting. All the ladies are invit
culture happened at the home of
school at Rex tor the coming
ed to attend.
E. U. Marr last week. He had
year, and her many friends in
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Crocker tw o swarms ot bees from dne
this community regret this tact.
and Master George motored to
The graduation exercises for Portland Monday.- fc. f i : Mey hive between Saturday noon and
the eighth grade Thursday even er accompanied them. He is ex Thursday noon.
DR. A. M DAVIS
In response to a telegram re
ing drew a large crowd. The pecting his aged mother and a
ceived
on Tuesday, Alfred Allan
stage was beautifully decorated sister-in-law from Michigan.
D E N T IST
will leave on Saturday to join
with flowers, and the seven grad
his regiment, the Third Iowa.
uates, Misses Ruth Kane, Mary
He will take up his duties at
Harmon, Ethel Brown, Gladys
once
as acting supply sergeant,
Garland, Messrs. Edwin Acker
The band played at Butteville a position which be was inform
Pure Milk and Cream are conducive to good health.
man’ Merrett W oodworth and
Decoration Day.
ed
was
held
open
for
him.
Cleon Ferguson, together with
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Mrs. Claude Fairbank has
Supt. Duncan and Rev. McClure,
An interesting meeting of the
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
occupied the platform. Five o f been on the sick list. >
Dundee Woman’s Club was held
Dairy and Fopd Commissioner and has been highly com
W. F. Jones had the misfortune at Community hall on Thursday
the pupils had essays which were
mended by that official. Give us a trial.
to
lose a horse last week.
very interesting and delivered
last. Routine business, a discus
with much expression and grace.
We are sorry to learn o f the sion o f the amendments to be
Office over First National
Phone Red 66
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Several other numbers were on serious illness of Lee Jones.
Toted upon June 4 and a social
the program, all of which were
Phone White 3-1
Elva Parrish and Ethel Ross hour occupied the afternoon.
very good. The principal, Miss drove to Donald last Thursday. Mrs. T. A. Harper assisted by
E. Vera Powell, handed out the
Mr. and Mrs. Gill and little Mrs. Bernhard Groth and Mrs.
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daughter spent the week end Paul Groth served refreshments.
those
receiving
them,
and
-Supt.
L ittlefield & R om ig \
with relatives in Portland.
A large audience enjoyed the
Duncan finished the evening with
entertainment
on Friday even
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Metcalf,
P H Y S IC IA N S
a number ot well chosen remarks.
ing
given
by
the
Q. E. G. Club,
o f Springbrook, were callers in
a n d SURGEONS
assisted by the Dundee Commun
Fern wood Sunday afternoon.
Carries a!verv large assortment of everything to be found in
WEST CHEHALEM
Office in First N at’l Bank Bldg.
ity Band. Every number on the
the highest class drugstores. All kinds of Pure Fresh Drugs,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Ross
left
Monday
Phone, Black 31
program was good and on the
Medicines and Chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup
for California where she will
whole the entertainment was
Billy Sullivan returned trom
plies.
Stationory, Liggett’s and Lowney’s Candies. Our
make an extended visit with her
stock of.Cigars is the best in town. You’ re always welcome.
considered one o f the best ever
Seattle last Friday.
sister.
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given in Dundee. Following is
Jack McMann left tor Idaho
L Y N N B . F E R G U S O N
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orel McCoy vis the program.
I DR.THOS. W. HESTER
during the past week.
Phone Black lOB
ited with the latter’s parents,
S election s.......................... Dundee Bend
Physician and Surgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parrish,
PLAT— TOO MUCH BOBBIE
Office in Dixon Building
were in Hood River Sunday.
Sunday.
Cast o f Characters
—
O ffre« W L * » 22 . R m . W hite 11
Mias
Bertha
K e n t........ Frances Eddens
Mrs. M. A. Higgins is staying
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall
NEWBERG - - OREGON
Rita
1
her
nieces
(Esther Emerson
_
spent the past week at Willa- with her daughter, Mrs. M. J A lice!
j
Mabel Swink
Jones, who has been in poor Mias Mary Griffin............. Marie Alford
mina.
11th Annual
Nancy, Rita's friend........ Mary Ludwig
moaeoooooooeoeoooeoeoeooae
B. F. Yergen and family spent health for some time.
Sophie, Mrs. Kent’s maid...Louise Bow
Friday evening at the S. M. Cal
man
D r. John 8. R an k in
kins home.
DUNDEE
Selection............................ Dundee Band
Character Song............. .......Roy Baker
Mrs. Bob Cook and children
PH YSK 3AN mm4 SURGEON
Mrs. Keath visited her mother Song......................Young Men’s Quartet
AND
spent
last
Wednesday
with
Mrs.
Office over (J. S. National Bank
Com et Solo........................................David Marr
in
Springbrook
Tuesday.
N. P. Nelson.
Office phone Blue 171
SECOND ACT PROM "THE SCHOOL OP
Mrs. Spencer Vedder has been
Residence Phone Brown 171
Denny Meyers, a former resi
-
SCANDAL"
visiting
friends
in
Portland.
Sir
Peter.............................................
Hans Groth
dent
ot
West
Cbehalem,
is
visit
+ooaeoooooooooooooooeooooa
ing with friends here.
Lester Warner left last week Lady Teazle, his w ife........Helen Baker
AT
Trombone Solo...................Emil Woisky
rvv v v T W V
tor
enlistment
in
the
army.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wenger and
"A m erica’ ’ ... Dundee Band and Audience
DR. SARAH E. SMITH
Miss Cornelia J. Spencer spent
neighbors visited the Cbehalem
Thanks are due Mrs. Leona
I Mountain cemetery Decoration the week end at Otterbrook.
Physician and Surgeon
Hess who coached tor the plays
Day.
Marion Kellogg has gone to and the ladies who contributed
Office in City Hall
Colorado
to spend the summer. home made candy which was
Miss Ila Hesgard returned
Office Phone—W hite 147
from California last Sunday al
Residence Phone—Bine 68
Frank T. Keyes is working for sold during the evening.
Thi» annual event will be one o f the greatest patriotic
ter
spending
several
months
a
week
on his orchard near Sa
celebration» ever held in the Pacific Northwest.
NEWBERG
OREGON
lem.
there.
OF INTEREST TO FORD DRIVERS
Com«, Join in and return home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins,
Miss Louise Allan is visiting
well-known
a happier and truer Am erican
o f Newberg, spent the first port Mrs. William Hill o t Oregon
C. E.
during a re-
Ford
dealer,
City.
o
f
last
week
at
the
home
o
f
B.
F.
D r. £ . E. Daniels
o f lubrication
Yergen.
Mrs. Ella Langellier has ad- cen* -
C H IR O P R A C T IC
Eastern and
D. P. Shaw and family and vertised her hotel furnishings at and the merits
P H Y S IC IA N
Western oils:
On Sale June 12, 13, 14, 15
Miss Emma Hesgard were Sun Dundee tor sale.
<
T
We
find
a
Certain
widely-
Return Limit June 18th
day gnests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Mrs. H. E. Crowell and Miss
known
California
oil
made
from
LADY ATTENDANT
is Amoth.
Nellie F. McNeill were in Port
Ask your local agent for information.
California asphalt-base crude, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Brisbane land on Saturday.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
be an entirely satisfactory lubri
Portland, Ore.
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boatman
fm CEMENT, TIE , SMS, M S B motored over to North Yamhill John Parrett spent the week cant for Ford cars. It has prov
end at Salem with his grand en an economical and efficient
CSAVEL, wA PORTLAND C O O T on Decoration Day.
daughter, Mrs. Vestal.
oil.”
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See T . C . S T A L E Y
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patton
Spencer Vedder and Thomas
Have you bought your Liberty Bonds?
and Matthew Patton went to Owens have gone to Condon on
A t Sash and Door Factory
Newberg Graphic one year, Or
Forest Grove to attend thegrad- a business and pleasure trip.
North Hein dtreet. Newberg
egon Farmer one year tor $1.50.
ESTABLISHED 1900
U N DERTAKERS
LAW YER
Dr. H. C. Dixon
DENTIST
Confidence in the Federal
Reserve Banking System
National Bank
S P A U L D IN G ’ S
L
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B
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Dr. R M. Massey
D E N T IS T
H. Schunter
The REXALLStore
Rose Festival
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION
PORTLAND, ORE.
June
13, 14, 15, 1917
Low Round Trip Fares
S o u t h e r n P a c if ic L in e s