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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miller, o f
Newberg, were visiting a t Rex
Sunday.
M rs. Fred Quaiotance, of Oren-
co, was a week end visitor at
the James Kane home.
Miss Ruth Kane returned M on
day evening from the Sunday
school convention at Eugene.
Mrs. F. Eves and Mrs. A. J,
Heskett visited Mrs. Alice Haq<
son and daughters Sunday in
Portland.
Tuesday evening is the regular
monthly meeting ot the Advance
Club. There will be a short pro
gram and refreshments served.
The road work withheadquar-
ters at this place is m oving for
ward as rapidly as the weather-
permits, and several new families
have located here.
The dew books of the circulat-
ing library have arrived and as
soon as the librarian, Mrs. Jack
Sawyer, gets them indexed they
will be ready- tor circulation.
The friends ot Miss Nellie Craw
are very pleased to learn that
she is back from the hospital in
Portland and will be able t o re
sume her school duties in the
near future. Rev. McClure has
been teaching in her place for the
past tw o weeks.
Melvin Peters has been confin
ed t o the house tor the pa4t week
with, a light attack o f scarlet fev
er. While the premises are quar
antined the post office will be at
F rost’s store. August Wentz,
o f Portland, Mrs. Peters’ father,
came out Tuesday to look after
the duties of postmaster.
Mrs. Marie Smith journeyed to
Portland last Friday.
Miss Rath Meyer, w ho is at
t e n d i n g the Behnke-Walker
school in Portland, entpe- out
home for a visit.
The ladies ot the church made
and tied tw o quilts for the relief
of the destitute orphans and
people ot France, last week.
Mrs. Ollie Pierson and young
son, lately from Canada, are
spending some time at the home
o f Mrs. Marie Tangen and fam
ily.
Fred Harrison leaves this week
for Eastern Oregon. A number
ot their friends gathered at the
home M onday evening and spent
the evening very pleasantly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tregilglas
and Tom m y Tregilgas have sold
their farm to S. T. Dixler and
family, recently from North Da
kota. Mr. Tregilgas and family
have moved to Newberg.
FERNWOOD
George H obson and Ray White
returned from Wasco Saturday.
Miss Freda Parrish came up
from Portland Friday and spent
the week end with her parents.
Arthur Parrish went to Eu
gene Friday as a delegate to the
C. ET convention held in that
city, returning M onday.
was no school at Raybellon that
day.
Dell Barber has removed the
poles and wires from the big hop
yard and is now plow ing the
field.
The Raybell Parent-Teacher’s
Association will hold their regu
lar meetiog at the school house
on Saturday evening, March 2.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
The home ot C. F. Yeager was
considerably damaged by fire
last M onday but fottunately it
was discovered in time to pre
vent, the loss o f the house and
contents.
Donald McNamara invited his
little friends to his home on
Monday to Celebrate his 7th
birthday. The children played
games and otherwise enjoyed the
afternoon. Refreshments were
served bv Mrs. McNamara and
Mrs. Fred Yeager.
The basket social at Raybell'
school proved very successful as
the proceeds from the sale o f
baskets were $33.50 and several
interested patrons gave one dol-
lar-each to the library fund, thus
bringing the total to $39.50.
There was a good crow d, con
sidering the weather.
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state. Special attention given to pro
bate w ork, the w riting o f deeds, m ort
gages, contracts and the d raftin g o f all
legal papera.
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w N orm an‘ Yeager celebrated hi
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9th birthday last Thursday by
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asking his schoolmates to his
home after school. Those pres
ent were: Frances Olson, May
and Agnes Groth, Arleta Gell,
Florence Ray, August Zenzen,
to P. F. !
Robert and Cecil Groth, John
and Donald McNamara and Way-
land Bassett.
Office over First National
Bank
Phone White 3-1
Quite a number o f our people
are working on the play shed to
day. We hope to have it com
pleted before many m oons g o by.
Mr. and Mrs. Hofmeister, of
$400
$500
$350
$450
Boring, were Sunday visitors at
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the H obson home. Mrs. Hof
F ot Ford C ot
F ot A kt C ot
F ot Ford C ot
F ot Amy C ot
meister is a niece o f Mrs. H ob
Miss Bernice Keyes is visiting
F.O.B.4
Mr. and Mrs. M organ visited son.
her aunt in Portland.
Dearborn T rack Units attach rigidly and securely, becom ing an
Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. W
Mrs. Simms Robison visited
We are glad to learn that T. E.
integral part o f the used car chassis and power plant on which they
r c . Finch.
are employed. The unit proper,-how e ver, carries 9 0 $ o f the load on
Hobson, w ho has been very sick her son, Roe R. Robison, last
the Dearborn Rear Axle, Heavy Springs K id the Praden Artillery T ype
M. W. Patton, w ho is em ploy for some time, is gaining slowly. week.
W heels with guaranteed hickory spokes and felloes.
ed in a mill in Portland, was out His friends hope that th e-im
Other Dearborn “ quality specifications'* are B ock Heavy Duty R oller
Miss Bryan, of Lafayette, vis
k-Shaft
Bearings, Baldwin R oller Chain* Baldwin Steel Sprockets. Jack-1
on his ranch for a brief stay last provement may continue.
ited her aunt, Mrs. Wm. S. Al
and Back-Rod Hangers HOT
week end.
riveted to the frame; not merely
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The school program and par- lan, last w eek.'
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bolted.
Mrs. Thom as, o f Portland, an
pel post sale Saturday evening
Rev. J. Stanford M oore’s
employee ot the Meier & Frank
D w toi
was a success in every respect, mother from Portland visited in
W e can supply may kind of body to
establishment, visited last week
fit your requirements. Call, w nte
and netted something over $27 Dundee last week.
or phone for specifications.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
/
for the Red Cross auxiliary.
The regiflar monthly business
George Clark.
C S. H A Y N E S
meeting o f the Red Cross will be
The C. E. topic for next Sun
Local A gent
held at the library on Friday,
day night is, "Christian Duty
R oute 3, B ox lfi6
March 1, at 1 p. m.
and Privilege—Prayer.” Harold
SH ERW OOD. OREGON .
Mrs.
Evan
Carter
and
son
Mrs. E. R. Adams ot Seattle
Baker will lead the meeting and
were callers at the Boyd home and Mrs. E. R. Tucket and Mrs.
all young people are invited to
on Friday.
Henry Hewett of Portland are
be present.
Mrs.
Truchot
and
daughter,
o
f
guests
o f Miss Sally Beck.
Thursday evening, March 7,
Portland,
were
week
end
visitors
the chnrch will hold its regular
On Saturday evening the Red
ONE OR fOTHER
quarterly business meeting which o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carter.
Hill neighbors called upon Mr.
Supt. Duncan and Mr. Mars and Mrs. R. A. Olmsted and to
will be followed by a Sunday
school social for young and old. gave the school childreif a short wish the new home-makers a
talk on industrial work Thurs joy ou s residence io our midst. >.
You are invited to attend.
A Washington program was day.
Mrs^ C. T. Kirkhart, o f Els-
held at the Ewing Young school
Sunday callers o f Mr. and Mrs. berry, Missouri, is visiting at
last Friday in which the pupils Evan Carter were Mr. and Mrs. the home o f her uncle, L. J. Ed-
o f both room s participated. Af J. T. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. dens. Avis Eddens spent Sun
ter the program Miss Hevland Sallee and daughters and H ow day with her brother in New
spoke to the children in regard ard Boyd.
berg.
t o the organization o f a-Junior
Laurence Boyd, o f the Ridge,
Rehearsals for “ The Women
Red Cross Society. As a result and Oliver Worden, o f West Che-
W ho'Did,” the play to be given
R is quite likely that such an or halem, enlisted in the U. S. Ma
by the members of Dundee W o
ganization will be effected soon. rines at Portland on the 19th,
man’s Club, are in progress.
Oliver Worden, of this vicinity, and were immediately sent to
The play will be given on Satur
in com pany with Laurence Boyd, Mare Island, California, for
day, March 9.
o f Ribbon Ridge, went to Port ‘training.
Winfield Dillingerof California,
land
last Tuesday where they en
He— Now that you’ve refused me,
The ladies o f the community w ho has been visiting his mother
I’ll join the army and go down to listed for service with the U. S. met at the home of Mrs. Lou
in the Red Hills went to Vancou
Marines. Both young men are
war.
Carter on Thursday afternoon, ver^ Wash., on Monday to enlist
well known in this neighbor
She—And get shot?
combining pleasure and work, it in the Signal Corps. Mr. Dill-
He— Either that, or I’ll go right hood and the best wishes o f all
being Mrs. Carter’s birthday, inger, w ho was named for Gen
out now and get half shot.
their friends here accompany
and t o make pillows for the Red eral Winfield Scott, has the spirit
them as they set forth to help
Pross. All seemed to enjoy ot our revered general and shows
D IC K E N S F A M IL Y PROVISION.
"ca n ” the Kaiser. They are now
themselves and left feeling they it in giving himself to his coun
Election of Henry Fielding Dick stationed at MflTe Island, Cali had spent a pleasant and profit try.
ens, son of Clutrles Dickens, the nov fornia.
able afternoon, and* all wished
The Dundee high school basket
At the meetiog o f the literary
elist, by the aldermen of the city of
Mrs. Carter many more happy ball team defeated the Lafayette
liondon to the office of common ser society held last Friday, the
birthdays.
team in a score ot 32 to 21 last
geant. which carries with it a salary question of government owner
week. The Dundee players were
of $15,000 a year, will cause gratifi ship ot railroads was debated
Henry Billich, Fred Hutchison,
cation to many admirers of his fa the decision
going
to the
ther in America, says the Richmond affirmative. The program was
James Allan, Emil Saunders and
Nicklus Zenzen went to Port Uel Marr, with George Trunk as
Titnea-Dispatch. It is true that the
not very extensive but w as quite
versatile caricaturist made a lot of
land Sunday to work.
substitute. Thoee w ho went to
good. At the next meeting, Fri
fun of our institutions when *they
George
Werfger
was
a
Sunday
Lafayette tor the evening were,
were in a crude state, and there wss day, March 8, an old fashioned visitor at the Zenzen home.
Rev. J. Stanford M oore, John De
s time when his burlesques of our spellin’ match will be the attrac
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamson Vore, Reinhardt Groth, John
boasted business progress! venesa tive feature. This should mean
H O D S O N & E L L IO TT
were not well relished, but he was an enjoyable and profitable even are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Herring, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Olmstead,
Louise 'Baumann,
Walter Ray.
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master of a form of humor which ap ing for all.
Frem i Cai w p a i n i pealed irresistibly to the Amerioan
Jack Larsen and family visited Gladys Johnson, Rnby Dodd,
sense
of
the
ludicrous,
and
so
he
was
w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Yeager Pauline Powell, Mabel Swink,
709 «e d 70S 1-2 Fa« 9 m
Doric Parrett, Hazel Pearson,
.HA. Re». Bias 116. R adi forgiven. Of late years, stories of
Sunday afternoon.
Erma Lucile Kane to Carl
the poverty of his descendante caused
Harold^*arrett, Orland Warner,
Mrs. M ay Schooling, ot Port«
grief in this country, which will be Miller.
Clans Groth, John Trunk and
J . H. GIBSO N , M gr,
land,
visited her niece, Mrs. Wal
relieved at the news of his son’s good _ A e tn a Calhoun to Edward
Ray Allen.
Tb« «ehr Abstract Booln in
ter Ray, the first o f this week.
fortune.
Clifford Flaherty.
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Yamhill County
Miss Agnes Ringnes visited the
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Y amhill County Abstract Co. Graphic and Semi-Weekly Jour Doris Morford to Lindsay
Qcelan school Monday so there nian, one yeary $2.00.
Clinton Campbell.
O kbqoo nal $2. per year.
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