Newberg graphic., May 30, 1918, Image 2

Fred Parrett and daughter have
MOUNTAIN TOP
moved to Portland where Mr.
Parrett has employment in one
Mrs. Parr and daughter visi­
M. W O O D W A M
of
the
ship
yards.
ted
Mrs. Tykeson in Newberg a
M l tor and Pabltthat
The committee tor the Red few days ago.
Cross drivi in this community is
P tb U tk * d «r «rr T k i n d i ; morata«
Wm. Davis of this community
O I m : Graphie B atidla«. No. WO First t t n t t pleased to report the collection has gone to Portland to work in
• k N M : O I m . Whit* SS: K o .id .a c« » I m «T
o f $148 75. This result is very the ship yards.
gratifying
and is somewhat in
UUt
»I Newber«. O r« « « .
Fred and Alvin Blanchard have
■tier.
excess of our quota of $115.
come home from the ship yards
The young people o f the Chris­ in Tacoma to visit the home
$ 1 .5 0 Per Y ear in A d n n c e tian Endeavor Society held a so­ folks.
cial at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Elta Brunson is staying
THUmSOAY. MAY ao. 1918
Elmer Wright Friday evening. with Mrs. Hadley, of Newberg,
The Graphic i*s very much abbre­ A jolly time was spent around a where Dr. Smith can attend to
huge bonfire, after which ice her eyes.
viated this week, owing to
cream
and other refreshments
rash o f jo b work coupled with
The Tykeson family and Letus
the fact that we are going to were served.
and Beulah Davis went to New­
W e have just received a complete line o f Spring end Summer
The local Red Cross Auxiliary berg Sunday to see Mrs. Tykeson
press a day early in order to get
dress goods, such es Voiles, Lawns, Dimities, Etc, W e bought th
o a t before Memorial Day, thus have just been notified that they who is very much improved.
have
been
credited
with
$32.50,
allow ing all hands to have a va­
early end ere offering them at prices far below present values.
Last Friday evening a Red
cation. The account o f the clos­ their share of the May Day re­ Cross benefit was held. There
in g exercises o f the Dundee ceipts, on account ot their being was a short program, the chief
school. Red Cross announce­ represented in the parade and features being speeches by Dr.
ments and other articles have otherwise participating in the VanValin and H. E. Crowell of
These ere higher than they used to be, but it will pay you to buy
been left over tor next week, feftivities at Newberg on that Newberg.
date.
while other items ot interest have
early as they will be still higher in the near future.
been trimmed down and some
Mrs. C. G. Lewis, who with
KAYBELL
passed by.
Mr. Lewis, has spent the last
few months at Payette, Idaho,
Misses Matilda and Eva Zen-
visited
over
Sunday
with
Mrs.
zen
spent the week end at home.
AFTERM ATH o f t h e PR1
F.
Eves.
She
intends
spending
W e’ have a com plete line o f ladies' white shoes just received from
Miss Anna Ringnes left for her
M ARY
some time in Portland as Mr home at Silverton last Friday
tfie Selby Shoe Co’s, factory at Portsmouth, Ohio. They ere the
Simpson’s promise to build a Lewis’ work takes him over con­ evening.
mansion in Salem ’ ’second to siderable territory in Southern
Florence Ray, who has been
none” it he were elected did not Idaho and they have no perma­ quite ill from scarlet fever, is im­
seem t o -b e a drawing card.— nent residence.
proving steadily.
Yamhill Record.
To meet their regular quota,
A large line o f other shoes in black and chocolate brown for ladies,
Adam Zenzen returned to Port-
the
local
Red
Cross
Auxiliary
The primaries are over. The
misses and men at correct prices.
,
. . . . .
..
.land Monday morningto resume
. cotip|e weeks.
people have spoken. Some of it « r e p l.n n mg a h g c hcken dmn-r | hb work
d on ’t taste good, but directions with strawberry shortcake and visit at home.
>lenty ot cream, both noon and
say take it.—Jefferson Review.
F. W. Petterson was shaking
evening
Wednesday, the 12th of
The Oregonian expresses the
hands with old friends last week.
You will always And the best o f clean fresh groceries at Baird’s at
opinion that Governor Withy- June. There will be other attrac­ He is getting so he handles the
tions
both
afternoon
and
even­
combe received the nomination
lowest prices. All goods promptly delivered.
crutches real cleverly, and hopes
for re-election “ because he has ing and a good time is assured to lay them aside before long.
done his patriotic duty in war. all whvj attend.
A very pleasant birthday party
A surprise party was held at
Try Trading a t
While the chief executive of the
was
given at the home ot Mr.
■ commonwealth has unquestion­ the home o f N. L. Wiley Monday
and Mrs. B— in honor o f their
ably displayed his patriotism at evening on Miss Nellie Craw by,
«very turn in the road it is more the C. E. Society, reminding her *00’ War|a,,d »• >">th ni.le.tone
Kkely that the republicans, ap­ ot her birthday on that date IA very enjoyable time ..reported
A very enjoy a bled ay was.pent
preciating the indisputable fact and aim in the natnre ot a fare-
well
as
Miss
Craw
will
teach
in
at
school last Friday in
that there will be some lame
in the legislature, saw the Eastern Oregon next year. A honor ol the successful school
need for a veterinary.—Dallas very pleasant evening was spent 7ear- ending chat day, also the
and Miss Craw was presented standardization. This district
Observer.
M ayor Harley, o f Astoria, who with an ivory clock as a small *s °nly three years old, and to
wanted to be governor, discov­ token ot the great esteem in b*con»e a standard school in so
short a time is an event worth oeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoaoaoeoao«
ered that there were not as many which she is held in the neighbor-1
celebrating.
A large part of this
w ho had taken a drink of beer or hood.
work has been accomplished by
CHASE A LINTON
whiskey in Oregon since the state
the energetic teacher and pupils
G
RAV EL COM PANY
WEST CHEHALEM
went dry as he thought—pre­
in preparing programs, basket
suming, o f course, that those
socials, etc., to secure funds to
All kinds o f gravel for con­
who voted for him had taken the
Noel He8gard, o f Portland, procure the necessary equipment,
crete work, cement blocks,
driak and voted on Harley’s sug­ spent Sunday visiting in this At 12;3o the patrons of the
or
wood work furnished on
gestion. At any rate Yinly four community.
school served a splendid lunch.
short
notice.
remembered him in this precinct.
Noel Hesgard, Kenneth and De One could hardly realize how so
—Sherwood News.
Telephone White 85
Vere Fendall were Sunday guests fine a lunch could be prepared in
In the vote on governor in of Ralph Baker.
| full compliance with Mr. Hoover.
Linn county it is noticeable that
Prol. Shambaugh, ol Newberg, ^ fine pr° sr“ m
dia-
Governor Withvcombe split even
had
Chan!*
o
f
the
cbarch
«Trice
!°
KU"
'
rec,t“
'
°
ns
and
drama"
1- W . W . HOLLINGSW ORTH
with the field—that is, he had ex­
last Sunday and will a l.o b e here ,n* * “ * ,v' n ^
*chool,al«>
actly the same number of votes
" E x t r m - rari act* lb * Racima
COM PANY
fla* drdl-
mtfHmy’i é m u afloat to losaoa th«
as all his opponents combined.— next Sunday.
E
STA
B
LISH
E
D
1900
of Lncle Sam, Goddess of Liber-
io f your autom obil«.
Lebanon Criterion.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Patton ty, sailor, pilgrims and flag car
r e l ia b l e
fl't's peculiar how sentiment spent Sunday at Forest Grove. riers. The presidents o f the war
Your Protection
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
-will change in a brief period—in­ Miss Lois Fendall accompanied saving stamps and Industrial
To m akt moat value certain, thaaa C rtra -iM ti
them on the trip.
teresting to dig for the cause.
Club workers read reports of
Lady A asiaU at
w ar« devised. And actually, on« inspector work*
w ith ar«ry aavan tire buildan to aaa that aach
April 1 Olcott could have been
O ffice Phone W hite 26
A number of ambitious mem- their work, which was very
tire neats aach extra tsst
N
ight
Phone
Block
94
easily elected. After that every >ers of the church met last Tues­ pleasing to know the children
R aein• C om n try R o a d Tira » — 9,000 MO«
week there was a change—a day and spent the day in clean­ are doing their bit for our boys
Quaranta«—ara tha only Urea
scientifically constructed and
something yon could sense, smell, ing up the church house.
at the front. A very fine ad­
C a fro- Ta
la tta
at ad
ti to reaáat
resist the
tha
but couldn’t see.
wsor o f country driving-
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall dress was given by Mrs. Folker-
I t w as a sort of “ hunch.”
V R m eina M a lt i-M ila
went to Tillamook last Thurs­ son, of Salem, president of the
^
C ord T ir o « — cord
‘ Olcott’ s friends sensed it and
sSS^v
t ir e a a a l i t r a n -
d a y to spend a few days with State Parent-Teacher Associa­
I
r
\
a n é sf ot ta r
^admitted, but couldn’t define or
tion, embracing all the features
\ pelea.
Vlr. and Mrs. Virgil Fendall.
rar paar »» ■
«xfftanu it. It was in the air
of a modtl school. W. C. Hop-
preteetten ff sur*
ima gamy »p im
The correspondent has not the I p^g( county supervisor who pre
that “ Withycombe is gaining.”
arepa» lap war»
etite Neeberg Feed Ce.
T hat’s all there was to it. And figures on the Red Cross drive, rented the standard plate, stated
RACIN E
with Simpson cutting in on Ot- but it is a safe wager that West that it gave him much pleasure
RUBBER
CO..
cott, there could be no other fin­ Chehalem’s quota was over-sub- a8 they had compUed with every
R A C I N E .W t S .
ish.—Corvallis Courier,
scribed.
feature of the law and so richly
“ Service in Church and Com-1 deserved the honor. F. W. Pet-
Nobody has any special kick
McCOY BROS.
munity”
is the C. E. topic for | tenon, formerly a patron ol the
com ing on the outcome. The
fa ct that so few people voted re- Sunday evening. This should be school but now a resident of
m oves any right to compUua.jof interest to all wide awake Portland, was present, giving a
fireproof Garage
Buy your Monuments,
from
,
young
people.
Come
to
the
I
good
talk
on
educational
li
The majority o f voters failed to
function; if there is any misrule meeting at 8 o ’clock p. m. and At the close of the program the.
a s a result of unfortunate selec­ join in the discussion on the top- pupils surprised Miss Ringnes,
tions, the stay-at-homes must ic. DeVere Fendall will lead the their teacher, by presenting her
Lott and single graves
with a fine fountain pen. This
pay their share of the bill.—Ore­ meeting.
cared for by the year.
g on Voter.
There was a very good attend- wa* not tb« only surprise
W EPAYCASH
Monuments cleaned to
a nee at the district No. 10 school Earl Barber had secured a large
look like new. Satisfac­
house for the closing day exer-1 ^reezer ° f excellent ice cream, to
tion guaranteed.
IJwffl stand nqy pure bred
cises. In the ball game between I which the crowd did ample jus-
Mrs. Jack Parrett recently re­ the school teams from West Che- I tic«.
blac k Percheron stud
We t e e *
turned from a trip to Seaside halem and Chehakm Center, the
The Ridge school closed on
' W HITE STAR
where she has been visiting a former won quite easily, with a
Wednesday
with
a
short
pro­
sister.
score of 15-7. The other out­
at my barn, two miles north
gram and games in the after­
Rev. Clyde Thomas, o f Scott» door «vents were enjoyed by all,
ACCMMTIWIlQMTIAmTfUS
noon.
o f Nowborg,first place west
L W . H ILL
Mills, will conduct the morning especially the supper. The even­
o f Chehalem Center church
« a d evening services at the ing program was well presented I The farmers say the only thing
H a zelw oo d C o .
Single season $20; two sea­
church Sunday.
and being largely potriotic in its I on the farm the green aphis a n
By V. A VINCENT
sons $35.
J. S. GRAVES
Omitted from last week's items nature, it was well received by not damaging are the mort-
a iiM K
Nette# Oer Umfecfc Exdungs
| gages
is the news that Mr. and Mrs. the audience.
N e w b e rg
G r a p h ic
Buy a Liberty Bond
BAIRD’
Nice Line o f W ool Dress Goods
Our Shoe Line is Complete
£ £ * = ! $ 3.50
4.00 4.50
Our Grocery Department
Cash Paid fo r Eggs
E. C. BAIRD
R AC IN E
Country Road
Multi'MHeCord
T IR E S
Monuments
V. A VINCENT
Monuments
Q.M .KEKJNG, Sexton
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Cream-Eggs-Ponto?
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