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The L . T . L . held a
ing last M o n d a y «
ly special o r «ailed
be held between n ow and Sep
tember. They are an enthusias
tic band. T o-d ay they were rep
resented in the parade.
M r. and Mm. F. B. H adley
and son, Vivian, m otored to Bu-
la st week to attend the
graduation exercises o f the Uni
versity o f Oregon, M iss E v a be
ing a member of the 1917 class.
M iss H adley m ajored in the de
WflMWOiaeMn f y « ! W >MB^g » «*sewWwsranr»*ws^^
partm
ent of history and had the
M r. and M rs. W . C . Gearin and
B y B ayin g your fu el in the Sum m er •
distinction
o f bring chosen preti
M iss B asel W assam came o at
A rth ral and
dent and m anager o t the girls’
of Pas. One M acy, w ho has been in from Portland and spent
dorm itory, as well as hieing
charge o f Chas. K . Spaulding w ith the parents o f the
Trains.
prominent in dram atic and mus
C o .’s interests a t Inde* M r. and M rs. D. A.
| Trato.frM .P.
tor several years, is to Q uay W asssm w as also here ical circles. She w a s a pupil of
637 A.
938 A .
A rab H o y t Rae, Eugene's lead
transferred to Salem.
from Turner last Saturday .
9:10 A.
ing teacher of voice.
1 1132A
Paul V. M aris, director p i farm
• '
1:17 P.
K athryn k irk , daughter o f
6:28 P.
agent w ork, w ho w as on his P ro f, and M rs. R. W . K irk, m ot
C. B. Newhouse, of Spring
4 3 6 P.
638 P.
w ay from C orvallis to Bastern ored over from Tillam ook w ith brook, w ho had ju st returned
2 36 P.
Oregon,
stepped o ff here between M r. and M rs. Clarence E dw ard s from a trip into E astern Oregon
236 F .
1 3 0 A.
trains
Tuesday
afternoon.
the first ol the week and is ▼imt» in the interest ot the Springbrook
; *12:65 A.
1631 P.
An Electrie Range, with energy at 4 cents per
Wm- Henderehott, form erly o f *og
the home of her grand berry grow ers, w as in theG
kilow att hour, beats wood “ to death. ” W e have
•Saturday night only.
Newberg, and Judge A lex Sweek parents', M r. and Mrs. F, L . ic Office Tuesday. He said
a number o f customers ‘who use electricity ex
♦Loop Special Saturday A Sunday
in
W
asco
and
Sherman
counties
are out from Portlan d tod a y in H arford.
clusively fo r codring both w inter and summer.
the outlook appeared to be good
com panv w ith C ol. Sam W hite
L
ow
ell
E
dw
ards,
w
ho
W hy not you? It is cheapest, cleanest, easiest
M isa Helen Bills Is clerking in w ho delivered the F la g D ay ad
tor a w heat crop and be w as
been suffering from inflam atoty quite successful in m aking con
Saves lots o f work, and fuss incident to the use
H anning’s grocery.'
dress.
rheumatism, came out from T il tracts fo r the sale o f straw ber
o f wood. N o d ir t dust ashes, fire, danger or
M rs. Oscar Bow m an spent
over heated kitchen.
R. C. Welch, of O rting, W ash lam ook a few days a g o and the ries. H e h a s o o w gone to the
S atu rd ay in Portland.
ington, is visiting in to w n w ith first of the week went to Port- G rays H arb o r section o f W ash
M rs. A. C lark is here from his brother, H . H . W ekfr Sr. He lau d where he is under the
ington on a sim ilar mission.
Qnilcene, W ashington, the guest is an old soldier, having been a of Dr. H . F . Ong. w h o h a f put M rs. Newhouse w efit w ith him
member o f the F irst Oregon reg him to bed in a hospital.
o f M rs. M artin.
and w ill spend 4 tew days w ith
iment.' ■ - V .
;
friends a t Chehalis.
L . S. Otis made bis first
M r. and M rs. George Christen,
ment o f straw berries on Wednes
The cannery w ill J
son are here from M ikkalo visit
Fred Teach, the processor for
on gooseberries on W ednesday d ay o f last week for which he the Valley C anning C o., w as
in g w ith relatives.
of next week- Price paid w ill lie w a s paid $4.25 per crate. H e married to M iss Annie P . Din-
M rs. L o w ell B ristow and little
w
3 cents per pound. G row ers says berries are not up to the woodie on last Sunday after
son sue out from Tillam ook for
should arrange for their boxes standard in quality yet and he noon. The'cerem ony w a s per
a visit w ith relatives.
ter from her Gopher Valley home make arrangem ents for the an
dou bts if they reach th at m
at onoe.
^
formed a t the home of M r. and th at w as so rank that it v
nual school picnic. It w as de
this season ov
(w in g to the
The m any friends o f M rs. Anna
M rs. J. Din woodie, the parents p a st redemption, and while it
p . W . Sloan, w h o w a s men
cided to have the picnic on F ri
er conditions.
Benson are glad to see her here
of the bride, a t W ood burn, Rev. w as accepted w ithout the blink
tioned last week a s arran g in g to
day the 22nd. Commencement
from Gieenleaf, Idaho.
W ill Mendenhall, the district Levi Mochel, o f Gervais, officiat o f an eye, it w as passed into a exercises w ill be held on Satur
move to M arshfield w ith his fam
a n s » bnde
n i as
M
u v a a v u M
w
beautifully
Rev. George F . Round preach* ily, changed his mind and m oved fire w arden ,' w as d ow n from ing. • The
back room and tossed through d ay evening, the 23d. State su
gow
ned
i
i
f
w
hite
Philippine
ck oth an open w in dow into the river. perintendent ot instruction, M r.
Sheridan
Tuesday
lining
up
road
*
‘
“
.................
ed a t the M ethodist church
i a t to F alls C ity where he has a jo b
~
supervisors fo r appointm ent as draped over white satin and
L aF sy ette last Sunday.
in a mill.
In a day o r tw o when the good Churchill, is expected to be pres
fire w ardens during the season. wore a corsage bouquet ot G old wom an would* return and ask ent and deliver' the address for
J. R. W aldron and sons, Jim
M rs. M . B. Terrell w ent to A l
One o f his sons, w ho is in the o f Ophir roses. F o llo w in g the h ow the batter w as going, she commencement. H e w ill also be
mie and Dick, visited relatives at bany the first o f the week to
N avy , is one of the large number ceremony
refreshments
were
Jenninngs Lodge Sunday.
spend several d ays visiting her of boys Sheridan has furnished served. The bride has alw ay s would be answered w ith a ' smile preseot a t to u r o’clock in the
th at it w a s goin g fast. Once, afternoon to witness the musical •
M isses M attie and C la ra Case, son, L . W , Charles, w ho is now
'.
taken an active p art in church M r. James says, the same w o- dem onstration lesson which will
w
orking
in
a
printing
office
in
o f H illsboro, visited a t M rs. Jo
and school w ork ia her home m an came in and asked tor a be given by Prof. J. P. Pow ell.
Leonard G ow er, Clarence Coe,
sephine B radley’s during the. th at pity.
tow n, W ood burn. The newly
V7 - p air o f shoes for her daughter, A ll teachers of the county are
Joe Nelson, Arlie Evans and John
week.
C . F. Jenson w a s over from
* Neu£|
jje showed her a p air that cordially invited to be present to
M cD onald, w h o are volunteers weds w ill be “ at home” in
M r. and M rs. B . W . N ew by C arlton M onday, th at being his fo r service in the engineers corps, berg after July 15.
| w as priced a t $1.50.
"T o o hear M r. P ow ell’s dem onstra
have been here from C orvallis second trip a w a y from home left here last Sunday evening for
M onday abou t forty business cheap, she asserted w ith deci tion of his easy and practical
d u rin g the week attending com- since the first of April, as he has American Lake,
W ashington, men w h o are backing the Chau sion and turned to M r. Menden method of teaching sight singing.
been having a lon g siege w ith
mencement.
where they w ill go into train ing tauqua took lun ’hcon a t the hall aod asked for something Prof. Pow ell has taught singing
pneumonia.
for a short time. They a n t i » Im perial hotel. Glen M cAddam , better, w ith a look of contempt for 60 o r more years and his
Jay Mitchell, ot C orvallis, a
t method
has been evolved
i
The
Ladies’
Aid
b
f
the
M
.
E.
pate orders to go to France a t the advance man for the Bllison- a t the boy w h o w ould dare to present
form er N ew berg. lad, passed
White bureau, w as in attendance thus insult her. “Yes,” M r. M . from his years o f experience.
through here Tuesday m orning church y ill m otor to the home an early day.
knew ‘ju s t w h at she w anted”
ot M r. and M rs. S ..W . Newhouse
drivin g a Ford.
Rev. R obert E. Pretlow , pas and gave a talk outlining the
course to be given here and m ak and readied dow n into the box
on F riday afternoon. All w ho
Notice
Rev. George F. Round w ill wish to g o w ill meet a t the tor ot the First Friends church ing m any timely suggestions re behind the counter and palled
in
Seattle,
w
h
o
delivered
the
ad
preach at the Nazarcne church churcl^at 2 p. m.
J dress for the gradu atin g class o f garding the w ork, including the out the same p air ot shoes th at
Sunday m orning and B. E. T a y
had been show n her, priced them
Hon.. W . W : Lunger passed the academ y departm ent in P a advertising and sale o f tickets.
lo r Sunday night.
a t $2.50 and she took them
Dr.
Rankin
w
a
s
elected
chair
through N ew berg on the early cific College Tuesday afternoon,
H . C. Offel attended.a big auc train Tuesday m orning bound w as recently elected president o f m an,'Attorney C. R. Chapin sec w ithout argum ent, saying they
retary, and S. L . P a rre tt,* treas were iast w h at she w anted and
tion s a k o f Jersey cattle near fo r the b ig State Grange potlach the m inisterial association in“
urer.
As a committee on adver- added three more pairs to the
M cM innville Tuesday but did a t A storia where he w ill lode attie by unanimous vote, wl
B.
R. G atchdl, S. S. D ow purchase for her other girls.
not m ake an y purchases.
m ay be taken as an indication
horns w ith M r. Spence.
H
. W oo d w ard w e ft a p B ut Mir. James says M r. M . cred
H a rry G arrett, form er ow ner
H arvey W right and fam ily are , the standing he has in the b ig pointed.
C. J. H oskins w as ited her w ith enough more bat
i — N .w W Y— M1
o f the N ew berg C ydery. w ho is here from Lnckiamute,
Polk city on the Sound.
m at the i
made chairman o f a committee ter than she brought in to make
Bas. at N«w-
n o w farm ing a t C an by, w as county, where he has been teach
Prof. M ark C. M ills, w ho has on the sale of tickets and S. P. up the difference, so she w as not
oi du. Dobce.
over on business M onday.
ing the past year. They are the had charge o f the H istory and Tim berlake chairm an.of the com defrauded.
Dated
Jaw 144. 1917.
M rs. J. F. Carney, a sister o f guests o f M r. and M rs. W . B. Political Science departm ent in mittee on grounds. Others w ill
A. E. MOORE.
Terrell
and
w
ill
remain
for
sev
Pacific College thie past year, left be added to these tw o commit
M iss Violet Fastabeod, w a s here
' «I ike owe of Sank J. Mey.
eral
days.
for
his
home
a
t
Canfby,
Indiana,
tees later. The Chautauqua w ill
w ith her little daughter from As
M iss Bertha McCracken, teach last F riday, going by w a y o f be held ia a tent furnished by the
to ria to attend commencement.
California. He had expected to bureau and it is practically set
M r. and M rs. Daniels, o f P o rt
The terms of S. P. Tim ber lake er o t B iology and Hom e Econom spend next year in Colum bia tled that it w ill be erected on the land, spent Sunday in the Red
> 6-14-1917.
ics in Pacific College, w ill again
and G . B . Kienle as school direc
> 7-12-1917.
University
but
has
recently
offer
Hills.
public school grounds where
tors having expired, the places spend the summer in the Univer ed his services for relief w ork in w ater and public com fort facili
sity o f W ashington taking ad
M rs. A. P. B ow er and son from
w ill be to fill by election next
vanced w o rk in preparation for France which is being arranged ties w ill be convenient.
Condon,
are visiting friends in
M onday.-
for by the Friends church and if
next year.
’
Dundee.
W hile w ork ing a t the cemetery
accepted w ill enter on th at w ork
M iss Corine Bartholom ew , a
M iss Lesta Cook, w ho entered as soon as called. H is w ork in a short time ^ a g o Frank Jones
W . G. Allen, from Salem , looked
form er student in Pacific College,
Pacific College lain September the college w as highly satisfac m ade as careful a count as he over his Reid H ill property on
is here from her home at Everett,
and w ho had to drop out on ac tory and the m anagem ent would could of the number o f graves Sunday.
W ashington, attending
com
count of eye trouble, is here this have been glad to have him re- and he has furnished the Graphic
M iss C la ra H ill, ot Yoncalla,
mencement.
week visiting her sister. M iss
w ith the follow in g figures: In
spent
Satm dsfr w ith her school
M r. and M rs. C. J. E dw ards, M arguerite, and attending com
the section held by the Bratscher
mates
M r. and M rs. E. S. Greer.
Recently
the
G
raphic
made
w h o were out from Tillam ook, mencement.
school district, 104; the G. A. R.
mention of the possibility of Dr. section, 114: Friends, 505; m ak
returned home Tuesday b at ex
M rs. Earnest W arrens and chil
Before the ¿lose of the schools B ro w n having a lot o f w ood cut
pect to be bade again the latter
in
g
.
a
total
of
723.
The
first
dren
and M iss Piper of Portland,
the W . R. C. presented a flag to tor the Portland m arket on bis
OF PO RTLAN D
p art of the week.
burial w as made in the early visited M iss Sally Beck on Tues
the seventh A grade, the presen farm on Chehalem M ountain.
M r. and M rs. R. J. Curtis, w ho tation speech bring made by The first of the week S. B. Till p a rt o f the year 1880, the de day.
have spent several months in M rs. Poe. H. M . Peebles also m an, a colored man w ho is a ceased being the m other ot I. R.
I treat all Chronic and Spaeial D is
M r. and M rs. W illiam W ilson
eases o f Men and Women honestly
Eastern W ashington visiting a gave a talk and the pupils gave contractor, came out from P o rt Smith, n ow living in New berg. and daughters visited George W il
and scientifically. Y ears o f experi
The second w as that o f Thom as
daughter, arrived here Saturday a short program .
land and closed a contract w ith M ackie w ho w as a nephew ot son and fam ily a t Sherwood on
ence and expert service given to ev
.m orning tor a visit w ith their
ery patient. Examination and con
Ben Vantress, w h o drives a Dr. B ro w n for cutting 10,000 W m . Ckmmens, and the third Sunday.
son, F ran k W . Curtis, and fam
sultation Free o f charge.
Standard Oil w ago n a t T illa cords. He expects to begin on w a s that o f John Green, a man
M r. and M rs. Clifford Pow ell
ily.
PROOF OF TREATMENT
the
jo
b
the
first
ot
next
week
and
mook, came out Sunday for a
w h o came out from K ansas and and son are visiting their grand-
Chreate,
tteawsh sad Ussr TreaMs
M rs. BUa Langellier, w ho has short visit w ith his parents, M r. w ill put in ton o r a dozen d rag w a s living a t D ayton a t the parents,
rents, Prof, and M rs. J- P-
Mr. W . A . Thomas, Lemon t, O r.,
had charge o f the hotel a t Dun and M rs. Ira K . Vantress. Ben saw s. H is contract calls for cut tilne o f his death. The w riter Pow ell.
w rites: Y our treatment has helped
dee for the past tw o years, has w as a lively voungster when he ting everything on the ground, assisted in the care o f M r. Green
me wonderfully and I am feeling
B ora to M r. and M rs. John .A.
rented the Laurel C ottage, lo w as getting his first w ings here brush and all, so th at when the d arin g his sickness and a t the
C
rosby
of
1353
Ninth
St.i
Des
fine.
W aak w sas
cated on Second and E dw ards in N ew berg and he still retains w ood is removed and the brash barial. This w as late in the sea
Moines,
Io
w
a
,
June
9th,
a
son,
streets, and w ill open it the first his form er cheerful character burned the ground w ill be in son of 1880. In com pany w ith
Mrs. H . W ilson says: I am more
weight TVn pounds.
regular and feel stronger than I
shape for seeding to grass.
istics.
\
of July.
Jesse E dw ards, w h o tarnished
have in years.
M iss H attie Kissell of P o rt
the team, the box for the grave
land,
and
M
iss
Rice
of
Seattle,
w a s brought dow n from Dayton
D r. Smith cured me o f Cancer
and w ith the wilderness ofheavy deaconesses o f the M ethodist
without the use o f the knife.— C. T.
McW illiam s.
tim ber and thick nodergrow th Episcopal church are cam ping at
ia the nridst o f which ju st a little Sylvan.
ht had been let in by the
M r. and M rs. Bland H erring,
Mrs. Pearl Stone, Foster, Oregon,
writes: D r. South gave me two
w oodsm an’s ax, it looked like a M r. and M rs. John H erring and
doees o f medicine end in one h oar
lonely spot in which to lay the M r. and M rs. Joseph H erring
It fo tho patriotic duty of ovary citixon of Newbury and vicinity
and a h alf I pa w ed a vary large
dead. And could those w h o in and families visited relatives in
tape worm.
to subscribe in accordance w ith hia or her means to
the present day are inclined to Portland on Sunday.
criticise the seeming lack o f uni
M r. H. J. Devereaux writes that
' On W ednesday last asocial and
form ity in the arrangem ents o f
he was cured o f a bad case o f the
business meeting o f the Ladies’
piles.
the first section of the cemetery
Aid society w as held a t the Dun
see th at spot as it appeared
dee hotel. Plans for an ice cream
Mrs. T. Watson writes: 1 am
then, they w o u ld understand
social were made, the date to be
feeling fine and have no signs o f
and w ithold adverse criticism.
those spells at all since taking your
announced later, probably the
treatment.
Speaking o f country batter in evening o f the high school play.
The N ew berg banks offer their services without charge to any individual
its l,rs w state.” as it frequently
Dr. Smith cured me o f a skin dis
Alex A llan came home from
o r corporation wishing to subscribe to the $2,000,000,000 U nited States
found its w a y to the store before
ease I had for a number o f years.
Clackam
as
to
enjoy
a
thirty-hour
SH per cent bonds now being offered by tho United States G overnm ent
— Mrs. M. O 'N eal.
the makers were required to
leave ot absence. As he go t off
. T h e bonds w ill be Issued In the follow in g, denominations: $60.00,
have their names printed on the
the train be met his brother Al
$100.00, $600.00 and $1000.00 and w ill b e dated June 16,1917.
labels, George W . James tells
I had a bad esse o f sore eyes. Dr.
fred ju st boardin g it to join his.
some incidents th at came under
Smith cured ms in a short time and
regiment in Io w a . Perhaps noth
1 can now see as w ell as I did whan
P in t National Bank
United States National Bonk
his observation when as a lad he
ing has happened in Dundee to
a boy.— L. J. Johnson.
teas a helper in the Bible & Men
bring the w a r so near as it w as
denhall store th at stood on the brought to the bystanders when
river bank on the north side of
these brothers parted.
Saturday, Jana 16
the Yam hill a t Sheridan.
A
A meeting of the Parent-Teach
good customer whose favor
must be courted brought in but- ers w as held on W ednesday to
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