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.Mr, and M m Umbaugk ang
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Ington,
and
Miss
drpn, a f Kelso, Washington,
Mira
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were
guests
Amy Ball, of Portland. -were
ay’
* of the RundnlU Sunday.
of f B.
, ddra LydU Rhret, daughter o
H.
Ehret.^Js out fp m Portland for a a
red at the Olds,
Haiti She is employed
014a,
ore-la the city.
Wortman A .K in g store-la
elty.
has bran
bean em
am.
Wnyne BUM, who baa
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several
ployed at Astoria for ssveral years,
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* Zlmri
Zlmrt
dttag his parents, Mr. and
Mrs.
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The ladles’ aid society
Boclety of
of the
the
IT rabtorlan church w
w ill
ill meet
meet with
with
Mrs, Loo on# Friday r afternoon
afternoon for
tor
work. A ll the Indies
of
the ehurah
ehareh
s of the
rare invited.
lm. of Kqllapoll.
Mrs. Bdvftu W. Palm,
Kgllspell.
g her brother.
brother,
Montana, is Halting
Mr. Palm, with
Fred Popa, of Astoria, who re
cently returned from an eighteen
months' stay In Franco where he
was te* the U. 8. Forestry Service. Is
tu town visiting his grandfather, J.
C.-Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. Kappiey and daugh-
te. Ada, of Prortlaad, with Mr. and
Mrs. t o r t , of Olds, Wertman A
King, motored from Portland to ego
their old friend and neighbor, J. B.
Crosier, Sunday.
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John O'Brien, of Portion^, Is visit-
leg his uncle pad goat. My. and M m
Thomas Burns, on Chehalem Moun-
u in - Mr. O'Brien was with the
H*lnbow Division “ over there" for
eighteen months, being a member of
th* ea* ln#<r corp*
J‘ B. .faylor received a message
froa> WMftler, California, on Tuss
* * * * * Information of the death
°* M n Mhbel Douglas. the w ife of
Jthn Henry Douglas. Jr., which 0 C-
o « r ,« l on iM t Sunday. TO. t f
«— 4 " * * >— 1“ r ■» p“ ,ne
lege for never*! years and meesory
of her mast excellent work In educn-
tlopal olrclee as well ns in the ooav»
munity «tU l Ungers with many who
^
,sad this notice of her death.
8tliee the removal o f the famUy to
California she has been a member of
the faculty of W hittier College, and
It was only * few months ago that
ybe waa compelled to give up her
two sons; Bruce and Doirald. who
wore hoys when they left here.
Henry Allen waa struck by an
automobile on the road -below Mid
dleton on Friday of lost week and
severely injured. He nad.Mn. Allen
were on their wnjr home from Port
land In eompeny with Mr. nod Mrs.
1. A. Banning, riding In the Hanning
car- nod on seeing some article that
J. 8. Wright, of Sheridan, non-in-
U w o f Ira K. Van trees, has bought
the »5 sera term oflt In the Fern-
wood neighborhood formerly owned
by WU. Buuck, tam ing tg hie 50
aere placa, at Sheridan la the dcaL
He gets the growing grain, which Is
said to he excellent, stock, terming
implements, garden snd berries.
Th e place b rate to be In good condi
tio * and it is considered g good bar
gain. The te a ily w ill stoke n good
addition to the*«o(Aninnati
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Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Holmes, of
Durham, visited friends in Noqkerg
on the Fourth.
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Arthur Boston sad children were
out from Portland last Sunday visit-
lag the ^andfather of the chUdrau.
Charley Holst.
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Ben» On Monday, to Mr. and
Mrs. Barley Pere, of Tacoma, a
daughter. Mm Pero has been visit
ing her mother. Mas. Peterson, who
lives oa River street. -.
Mm George LaFlemme left last
Saturday for Kanras where she w ill
vielt a daughter. A eon. ‘ recently
returned from Fmnee, on furlough
from a Now York eamp, will Join her
there tor n visit.
Attorney and Mm W. Lair Thomp
son and little son. of Portland, and
A. W . Macy, Of Chicago, visited I »
Newberg last Sunday with the H. M.
Hankins family. Mr. %Mhcy la out
for an extended visit with his sister.
Mm J. W Hobbs, of Eugene.
Mr. u ffl Mm Jasper Bales and
little daughter went to Tillamook
county on the FourUf, where they
visited the different beaches.
A
part of the road they found to be la
veyy had condition, owing to the
rates In the mountains sad heavy
The former Wisconsin people of
Portland, through Its president. F. C.
Carey, has asked yie Graphic to an-
nounce that* they were to ¿uMjp¡4*
basket picnic nt SeUwood oa Wedncs-
day of this geek and Inviting others
from outside points to Join them.
but the notice came too late to be o f
value to any who might have de-
sired to attend.
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Relph and Victor Baee were mak-
la g a survey of various berry plant-
lngs throughout the Valley Turaday.
in order to take advantage of all the
Information they eould get, since
they are contemplating an increase
of thplr berry acreage the coming
season. They remarked on starting
out that they were iaellned to try
loganberry growing.
.
Rollln Blxby. who railed on the
West Hsrlen for Italy several days
ago. spent * short time with h it
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blxby,
the U tter part of last week. TleT
West Hsrlen chine to grief Just be-,,
tore ranching the. meuth of the Coe
lumbia. owing, to the propeller be*
coming unmanageable, and had to
be towed back to PortUnd for re-
Pairs.
,
Mrs- John Gower loft
Mrs.
left here’
here Mon-
Mon
day afternoon for Vale. Malheur
county, in response to n message say
ing her oldest son was severely 111
with pneumonia.
Be was token
overland a distance of $0 miles to
Vale after he was taken nick. He
Is n plumber by trade.and went to
Vale to work soon after his mar
riage nome * months ago to Mrs.
Florence Woody.
Rev. Fred E. Carter. Pres. Levi
T. Pennington and Prof. Russell
Lewis sniffed the salt dsn air from
afar, which brought visions of big
fat salihoa running In Nestucca
Bay/and-es a consequence they left
for the elasele. Pacific City at an
early hour Tuesday morning by the
Ford route. Pity It U that the con
dition of the roads makes it bad for
bringing out a full load1
.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Newby were
over from Vancouver last Sunday
afternoon In company with some
Gauee cousins who- are out from
town on a Halt. Mr. Newby Is off
the Washougal prune term at pres
ent working In the sales department
of a Chevrolet agency nt Vancouver,
but remarked that he would prob-'
ably «return to the ranch soon to
relieve the pressure for necessary
help on the place.
Prof. J. R. McKtllop, son-in-law
of J. F. Taylor, returned home from
CallfofnU last week where he went
to look after school wprk. 'w h ile
there he accepted the position of
superintendent ot schools nt St.
Helena and he w ill leave for his
of duty with his- family soon.
He taught In Nevada for several
yeai* aad gave up his position In
that state to enter Army Y. M. C. A.
work which took him to France
where he saw much hard service.
John Comer, son of Win. Comer,
argved home a few days ago after
haring served four years In the
Navy. Altogether he figures that he
sailed the seas some 20.0$0 miles
and he likes It so well that he cen
ts enlisting again for ten
yearn. In ease he oglteto within n
year he. w ill rocciv^ 0 satory of $50
* month tod a bonus of $»0. His
HOnry, who waa la the
a « i who. was rarotusiy sick
time ago, has been mustered
out e f the service add Is back at his
A lt JOb at Lewiston. Idaho.
»> d relativos.
Mm Mary E. Bankson ria it«« at
Corrali]« last week with her sister,
Mm. c. H. Christenson.
Mm P. B. Hoaford Is spandiag a
few weeks with her parents, Mr. and
<
Mr». J
James
Patterson, of
of. Blaine.
Blalae.
Hon. R. A. Booth.
of the
s'ate Highway
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Stete Engineer Herbert Nun
town today.
Mrs. Minnie Holloway Wler aad
^l< ven-year-old son were'here from
Yakima, Washington, the first of
the week Halting her aunt, Mn.
George Morris.
George Gwln, who was recently
mustered out of the service, Joined
Mrs. Gwln hem n few dsys ago and
they are visiting at the home of her
parente, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hol
lingsworth.
Rev. Coffee, the regular minister
in charge at the Free Methodist
church, w ill preach on the morning
of July IS. and Rev. Kloixback, if
he be hère. In the evening. A ll are
cordially inrited to attend these
iorvlces.
Rev. HUks w ill be away naxt Sun
day in attendance nt the state con
vention of the Christton church at
Turner, and the local pulpit w ill be
occupied a j the morning service by
Wallace Jones snd In the evening by
Lester Jones.
W. F. Hasenberg and daughter.
Miss Doris, arrived home from their
trip to CallfornU
California the first of the
week.
week- They visited Mare Island
Navy Yard and say
any they found much
activity in building nil
afi about San
Francisco Bay.
salee of
White A Co. report the sales
the J. J. Jordon 2S-acre
farm to D.
26-acre term
W. Cox, recently from Idnho,
Idaho, consid-
consid
eration $7,200, and also the Mrs. A.
eratlqn
J. Lyons 6-acre
J
5-acre fruit farm on the
thn
old Ferry road, to Benjamin F.
Marts, of PortUnd,
Portland, for the pries
price of
$2,500.'
Mr. snd
and Mrs. L. M. Parker, who
drove through to LaGrande last week
in
In company with their soa-ln-law,
soa-to-Uw,
Dr. J. R. Pemberton, and family, of
Salem, arrived home Tuesday. They
They
say
» f the roads, while passable, were
not the best
beet in places to mske
make it
It a
sure enough pleasure trip,
trip.
C. C. Ferguson has -received a"
a'
letter from Sheriff Needham, of
Marion county, regarding complaints
tgat have been made to him of men
and boys going in swimming, minus
bathlag suite, near the bridge acrora
the Willamette. He says ha w ill
prosecute the parties ualcm it la
stopped. $
Henry ftooth
of McMinnville,
who took the contract with the coun
ty tor removing the long bridge on
■ndt First street' for $1,00P, began
work 'lsb t Monday and has been
ipnking things hum. He ssye he
expects to have the west end out of
the way by the tljje the contract is
let < b order that work may begin
on the new concrete bridge at once.
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SPECIES HAD TO
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bridge over the canyon north o f the Decker, of Husum, Washington, also
college campus was soon put into visited their sister, (lift. Robison,
service mush in advance of whnt It last weak.
was built for, and nt about S:SO
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Olmsted, Mr.
o'clock in the evening It went down
snd
Mrs. Newton Bailey, Mrs. Heath
with a crash when one of the Valley
Canning Co.'s trucks loaded with and the Misses Heath. Mira O'Neill.
berries %ad being driven by George Joseph Holmes, of'O aklan d, and
Critcs, was crossing. The machine Medric Greer, enjoyed a motor trip
went down some twenty feet sad the
and picnic dinner nt Amity on Sun-
wonder Is' that Mr. Crltea was not .
'
killed, but be came out without seri day.
Otterbrook waa the seme of an
ous Injury: His principal mourning
le for Ms favorite dog that appar other of the annual Fourth o f duly
ently was killed in the crash, though picnics.
Tables for abont . sixty
Mr. Crltes was not able to locate the persons were spread at the spring
remains In the mass of ben-lee, that snd an enjoyable day was spent to
wee suddenly converted into Jam, the beautiful grove. After dinner
Whan he began to take an Invoice of Rev. H. Edward Mills, of Portland,
the wreck. * Possibly funeral ar gave s short Informal patriotic a g
rangements with card of thanks may deran on “ Fourth of July and Indi
be announced before the Graphic vidual Responsibility in World A f
goes to press.
fairs,” and Rev. George H. Greer re
On the same afternoon when one cited appropriate poems aad spoke
of the big Arnold trucks was coming on “ The Spiritual and Material as
down the Box grade on the highway Related to Happiness.” Binging of
with a ponderous load of berries for “ America” closad the informal ex
the Valley Canning Oo., estimated ercises. Those present from outaids
to be worth about $1,030, the driver were, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mills and
says the brakes failed to respond two sons, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. H arps«
and seeing that he was headed for Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Hillstngsr. Dr.
a wild runaway down the long grade and Mrs. A. P. Matson, Mrs. 8. M.
to probable death, and destruction Crosby, John Crosby, Mr. mud Mrtt
to the.truck snd Its valuable cargo, Arthur Johnstone snd daughter, Mr.
he turned into the embankment. snd Mrs. B. H. Wsde and son, Dr.
The truck, of course, was turned and Mrs. Vial and daughter, Lieut.
over, but the driver escaped. Be Robert Vial, Mrs. Armstrong and
sides the injury to the truck, which son, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs. Campbell. Mr.
is said to have been considerable, the Cunningham, Guy SpokesfUld, Mira
loss in berries was not small, al Gunnison, nil of Portland; Hon. John
though a lot of salvage helpers were . Crawford, of Dayton; aad Mias Sally
sent out from the cannery to assist Beck's guests, Mr. and M n. Gambel
tn the clean-up.
and inns and Judge and Mrs. Brew
And It was the end of a perfect ster, of PortUnd; Mrs. Charlotte P.
Hodgins and Mias Margaret Mc-
Echran, of Spokane, and Miss Rone 1
O’Neill,
of Taeomb. Several neigh
DUlftEE
A. Rupert was out from PortUnd
t
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bors and their guests Joined the pie-
Wednesday with the committee of
Cherry harvest ia in full swing nt nickers and also .tried their skill on ^
Scandinavian capitalists who '»m e
the Robison orchard.
the teanto court.
to PortUnd recently with a view of
Mrs. Cole snd son, from Idaho, are
putting on n line of steamers lor the
carrying trade to mnd from their visiting Mrs. Cole’s sister, Mrs. G.
coantry, in ease they wero favorably A. Dearborn.
Impressed with conditions.
They 1 A little daughter, Katherine, ar
were shown about the country, in rived at the Joseph Herring home
cluding the Dundee section, and on Tuesday.
were given n luncheon nt the can
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan and Isa
nery where speech making was in
bella
Allan ars enjoying an outing
dulged in. Of cru ra they never
at
Rockaway.
befi ts saw sueL .Royal Anne and
Blag cherries as were given them
The Y. M. P. A.’s held a pleasant
here and thU halting ought to cinch supper party In the Allan grove on
Saturday ot last week.
Every Day
On Monday afternoon the long
bridge over the canyon on East First
strtot was closed to traffic, as Mr.
Booth, the McMinnville man who
has the contract for tearing the old
bridge away, began the work of
wrecking the structure Ht order to
get It out of the way of the'suceess-
ful bidder on the contract for the
erection of n new concrete bridge.
The travel over the bridge has
bran very heavy sinee the highway
was paved and It la cany to Ungine
how the closing of it brought con
sternation to thane who hiere hurry
ing te th » direction of PortUnd.
Bad the notice of Its closing been
panted at the corner o f BeridUn It
would have been easier for strangers
to ham gotten started right oa the
elreU that must he made around to
the north In order to agate reach
the highway, hut placed ha It was
at the aunt end of the bridge; many
machluhe went north and after go
ing throe blocks tamed into thn
The regular business meeting of
the Dundee Red Cross was held at
the library on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bland Herring, who has been
In ^Portland for five weeks, has re
turned very much Improved in
health.
Bre. Heath and daughters, of Cor
vallis, have been visiting Mrs.
Heath’s daughter, Mrs. Newton
Bailey. '
Joseph Holmes, a room mate of
Medric Greer at the O. A. C., spent
the Fourth snd week end at Otter-
brock.
Misses Christopher snd Young en
tertained at dinner on Wednesday
in honor of 'Medric Greer and Otter-
brook guests.
B. U. Msrr has finished the con
struction of an unique garage for
B. S. Greer. The attractive struc
ture Is the Joint Idea ot Roe Robi
son and Mr. Marr.
Mrs. Etaweiller and children, of
Oretown. and Mr. Rock, of Portland,
visited Mr. sad Mrs. Frank Keyes
for the week end. They nil motored
to Salem on the Fourth for n Keyes
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