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Svi. ; of his brother, Walter Q. Marsh, on Sunday the eighteenth. The funeral was held at Laurel on the following Wednesday. The many friends and neighbors of Miss Mae Jones weie entertained at her home last Saturday evening. After dancing and games a lunch | was served to the guests and all present enjoyed the evening. The school children are looking forward to a Jolly time on May Day when Pleasant View, District 74, ' will visit District 92 and the after noon will be spent in playing games and other ¿childish diversions. Immediate Profits and Ultimate Values BOTH are increased when farm production is brought to the maximum point Therefore when the farmer is able to profit most, he benefits the community greatest The U. S. National Bank is con stantly on the alert to help local farmers better their crops and live stock and make necessary improve ments in methods. REX $. L PARKETT, President U N IfE D S T A T E S l T IO N A I ERO. O R E G O N O F Nl NEW M IL L IN E R Y W e have just received some New Novelty Shapes and late trimmings. I Most Likely Just the Hat YOU W A N T Come in and see anyway LEE M IL L IN E R Y C O . * Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have moved Into a house owned by Mr. Yokel. Mr. Sturgis has taken possession 4 of the store he bought of Mr. Lewis. Mrs. Eves entertained at break fast Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, Fleda and Ruth Kane. Mr. and Mrs. Semmer entertained a f dinner Sunday Me and Mrs. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, Fleda and Ruth Kane. . - A very exciting base ball game was played Friday afternoon be tween Sprtngbrook and Rex, on the Rex diamond, the score being 23 to 17 In favor of the home team. This Friday a game is scheduled with Fernwood. One hundred and two attended the surprise party given Mr. and Mrs. Kane Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth. They were very much surprised. The evening was spent playing games and in ainglng. Refreelg- ments of ice cream and cake were served. . - ------- :------- ---- ----- ------------ DUNDEE teat on the diamond to tha tune of 23 to 17. Soma of tha beya say they could have played a much bat | ter game if so many of them had not fallen off tha field Into the vaK ley below. There are two hon^pa In Spring- brook that attract the attention and admiration of all passers-by, those of Thomas Lemon and C. E. Newr- house. Theae two plane* are made very beautiful by the brilliant dis play of flowera in the yards. Both Mrs. Lemon arid Mrs. Newhouse are great lovers of tha beautiful, and are never so happy as when caring for their flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tollman left on Monday for their eastern trip. We are sorry to lose this excellent couple from our community but wish them a^pleaaant Journey and hope they may decide to again lo cate in Springbrook on their return. A farewell reception was given them last Tuhrsday evening at the. beautiful home c f Mr. and Mrs. Wendell. A large number were in attendance and an enjoyable time wag the result. * The big Sandy was running over full of smelt the first of the week. 6h, dear, no, not Sandy Brown, but the Big Sandy River. Quite a num ber of Springbrook people seised tha opportunity to lay In a supply of these dainty fish. Among tha num ber going up were Messrs, and Mes- dames J. L. Haworth, Asa Butler, Wade Williams, Dennis Mills, (without the Masdames) Zlmrl Mills and others whose names we did not learn. Each brought back several bushels of fish, dividing up liberally with those who stayed at home. headache - 7Ï//3 W /tl OXßHG YOU q o / c x x a j£ fi neuralgia I INDIGESTION V COLDS ? ii \ A 5 A SK , - THESE COMMON ELLS of life are of frequent oc?ureitce in family life. i o j i< j T wUimn if you case is normal, cs is true in r.ir.e cases o".t of ten W e h a v e r e lia b l e rem edies that are tried and true and that will relieve not only these complaints but many other* as well. • You are safe in trying the remedies we offer you THE LEADIN G D Q U G G IST PARLOR PH AR M AC Y F W HOD ON i.i M i n D T G i s r j ion ki i KODAK 6- AM SCO. S U P P l IFS <f- F I N I S H ! N C . S chool ä P honf W h tf 35 NFW BERG, OREGON. Palm Confectionery The cloud!?" have broke and rolled away, the sun shines bright the livelong day; the hill sides in their' W e serve tHe Famous • H A Z E L W O O D ICE CREAM Miss Fiances Scallon, of Portland. sarb of Rr^en are beautiful— a P«^ was a week end guest of Mrs. R. A. iect dream; the orchards, like vast T ax 1’ iice List Olmsted. — fields ct snow, their perfume on the , - , . . 1 breezes blow; the old world’s full of Ice Cream, plain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01 Otto Elkins and 1 family have . . . . .. . NEW BERG, - O REG O N song and cheer, hope, from the heart .02 moved to their new home, the . . . „ . „ , , TI, Fruit Sundaes.............. .................. ............ ...........» .15 « . ,, . . , drives out all fear. God In His I . „ _1A. . _ , . V>wowowowow<>e4>^owc>wowowQwuooowoooeowoeooooQwowcHK>o<?V Frank Livengood place. Fruit and Nut Sundaes.......... ..... . ........ ...... ............. .20 20 .02 _ t heaven smiles with glee as He looks Mrs. Allen, of Newbergl waa a down on you and me, for It gives Baanna Specials.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r ........................ . .25 .08 years of united work in such organ guest at the home of her brother. , Joy tc Hlm j know wben thlngB are Ice Cream fodas. .. .................. ........... \ i ........ V .10 .01 DUNDEE isations. An interesting feature of L. J. Eddens. the first of the week. , beautiful here below. He likes to All Fountain So das ...., .............. .................... J . . . , . . .05 .01 Miss Florence McCleary, from the make His children glad and sorrows the program was a straw vote for (Left over from last week.) Cooola and Boot Beer......... ......... .................... . .05 .01 „ Mr. and Mr* T. A. Harper have \ U S. president. Herbert Hoover Coast, has been visiting her coufin, much when we are sad. so In the Bottle Sodas....................^ 7 ........................................... . .10 been recent week end guests at O t-' took the lead with Wood and Low- Mias Bernice Keyes, and also cou- blossom time of spring let us unto Milk Shakes ...................______________________ sins In Newberg. • «■ ' Him our praises sing. . .10 .01 terbrook. . ■ , j den tied f o r . second choice. Dell- clous refreshments were served by Miss Eula Strange and Mlsa Dor- . Ice Cream, quart........ ................ .................... . .50 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groth are re Mrs. Shannahan, Mrs. Herring and othy Prosser, of Portland, enjoyed Ioe Cream, pint.................................... ...... 7»............... .25 LAST SAXCEE CHIEF DIES joicin g over the arrival of another Mrs. W. J. Gordon. blossom time at Otterbrook Satur daughter. The stork also visited Special Prices in Quantity Amounts day and Sunday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott After three weeks’ Illness Big CHEffALKM CENTEX Mrs. Heath, of Corvallis, who had Livengood last week. Belly, bead chief of the Sarcee In been visiting In Portland, had a dians. of Alberta, died recently at Found— On the railroad crossing (Left from last week.) short visit with her daughter, Mrs. Calgary. With Big Belly's death, near Dundee, a ring, evidently a B. A. Reetz. of Junction- City, Newton Bailey, Friday, another of Alberta’s original Indians keepeake. Owner can have same called on friends and relatives the Mr. Robison went to McMinnville passed away making him the last ot by calling upon Mrs. John Parrett last-of the week. j on Sunday and brought his mother, ol«j tlme chiefs to rule the Sarcees. Jr., and proving property. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cate mo- his aunt, Mias Lizzie Robison, and Big Belly was 64 years of age. ■Portland friends of Miss EH* tored out from Portland Friday I Mrs. Sanders and her children to and succeeded Bull's Heed as head i - * Crawford have received letters tell evening. LIST WITH Mrs. Cate remained out enjoy the orchards in bloom. chief In 1911. He was popular with ing of her safe escape from the Lin for the week to visit with her par H. C. Locke, recent purchaser of everybody who had dealings with coln Hotel, recently burned In Se ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Meyer. the Altman place, brought In a car him, and was a wise ruler among attle. Miss Crawford lost all her Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Hendrickson load of fine cattle last week. Mr. Ills i topic. He will be remembered clothing and personal property but and the Misses Rosalie and Goldie Locke expects to have his dairy in by m m } for his prominence at the is thankful in having escaped the Hendrickson, of Portland, and Mrs. full operation In a short time. Victory Stampede, heading the Sar-! terrible fate of some of the other Johnson, of Aberdeen, Washington, Mr. Bently who Is a partner with cees In the parade and canp. residents of the hotel. were out to visit Mr. and Mrs. Vic R. A. Olmsted in the property re 708 First Street, Newberg, Ore All Dundee seems to have been tor Hendrickson last Sunday. cently purchased from the Dundee Be mire and read the Graphic playing "Fruit Basket,” a few fam There was no school Monday on Fruit & Walnut Cp., is here looking every ilies staying put in their accustomed account of the funeral of Calva over his holdings and selecting a places but others wonderfully Martin. The entire neighborhood building site. «hanged about. Harry C. Starr bas was Baddened and sorry to hear of j p rof. j. p. Powell celebrated his bought the B S Hunter proparly Rev. Martin’s death. The family eighty-eighth birthday Tuesday by ewnthweet of town. Mr. PoweUk; have the sympathy of many friends , teaching eight classes In music, and bas purchased and is remodeling the here ln the|r hour of jormw and be- f„n chorus of ladies, and by setting Boley Edward's house. Mr. Kay reavement. out a strawberry bed and spading a and family have moved to the Red Mr. and Mrs Lineas Christenson lark« Part of his garden, Hills to the McCleary place. There may be a prettier sight Spence Vedder and family have entertained the following relatives at a fine birthday dinner last 8un- j than the Robison cherry orchard In * moved to the G. W. Beyers house, day. It was the birthday of Harley full bloom but Red Hills residents TW H. Hill to the former hotel Hall and ».Mrs. L. F. Hall. Aside , doubt It. Just at present it is at building. Mrs. Asha Vedder occu- pies the Chas. Parrett home and from thoae manUon6d were L F' i ,ta be8t a8 are th* «>rune orchards w ill conduct a hotel. Mr. Johnson HaU' Mrs Harley HaU’ De,mer and on the h1118 and * reat ,8 the bas moved to Scott Livengood p r o p - E,mer H« M- Mr^ and **ra' , P*ter tat‘° " t0 8lack U J> on *arden work -r ty Asa Ryan occupies the John- ! Lareen and son' Da,e' and ° tto and Juat enJ°y the wonderful beau- .ii of nt Newberg; vvn KAn,■ Mr. vi- and Mrs ty an(j f ragrance 0f blossom time. , tv*««, beck, all -son house Mrs. Wm. East has gone : C. F. Castile, Newton Peters and — o* - to Eastern Washington to keep . the Misses Ina Ward and Emma SPRINGBROOK bouse for her uncle. Henry Hagey, Robins, of Tualatin. — . John Parrett has bought the East »The Parent-Teacher Association Nearly everybody am so th« • property, Rev. and Mrs. Gillespie have moved to the parsonage re held the meeting at the school house first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Newhouse mo cently vacated by John Parrett, and last Friday evening. A large crowd Mr. Smith, who has opened a ga was present. The program consist tored to Portland Sunday. rage in the blacksmith shop, has ed of a number of readings by the Miss Luclle Johnson has accepted moved to the house vacated by Mr. . little folks. Charley Post i m person- a position In the United States Na j ated the darkey boy in a reading Gillespie. tional Bank and commenced work 1 and a song. The M isses Clara and Monday. ' ’*“ "T , n ! " ‘ th* Stale, .a n , m U . - » tic k there Mr. Murdock bas purchased the ■ c " » * '“ r noD,,‘!' i » « »»n rncel.ed b, I t. .»diene, Whitney ranch Just north of Wade ” “ uc* ¡ T t . following officer, -e r e elected sickness in the community was held T h e y R ange in Price from $ 2 7 . 5 0 up. 1 Williams’ place and will move , tor the ensuing year: T. Blxler, at Community Hall on Thursday. president; Mrs. Nina Ramsey, vice thereon scon. After the business meeting, Mrs. Lyle Hubbard and wlfe are ex . ___ . . . ____president; Chas. Shires, secretary: Hhannahan as hostess took charge Mrs. Elizabeth Mteyer, treasurer. pected here soon from North s tof the program. The article in a Coffee and cake were served during Branch. Kansas, to visit his parents, HoW about the H. C. L. when you can get a last seasons suit for $11.25? Our •recent copy of the Woman’s Home the social time following the meet Mr. and Mrs. S. Hubbard. Companion by Helen M. Taft on ing. Mrs. Meyer explained to some entire store is full o f seasonable merchandise for the whole family. There will be a reception at the "Women In Politics" was read by extent the two mill tax question. school house Friday evening for the Mra. Bland Herring. Miss Taft There will be more discussion on new settlers In the Sprtngbrook dis Stives reasons why women need poli that subject at the next meeting, trict. A royal good tlm« Is antici tics as much as politics need women, pated. the second Friday ln May... urgts women everywehere to study! ---------- o---------- Harvey Livingston Is preparing national and world problems, and t o 1 to build a fine new house on his PLEASANT VIEW work with one or the other of the i ranch. Wonder If Hanre really Is .great parties. Both parties used 1 Mrs. Henry Versteeg left Sunday going to add another to his flock of •woman's enthusiasm. economic guineas. _ for Amity where she will visit her eense and Interest In reforms, while sister. The Springbrook school went to women need the experience that has Rex Friday afternoon and met de- Albert Marsh died at the home «some to men from the discipline of G regory Block C. C. FRICK, Proprietor If you want to sell your property TOM TYNDALL Real Estate and Insurance pecia Our entire stock of Ladies and Misses Suits —Except Tw eed-O-W ool Owing to the cold spring weather we have too many suit« left on hand, ho have decided to put them on sale at from ~~ 10% to:2S% Discom tzzziuzurr~ —- Our lines are complete and we have your size in Serge, Tricotine, Gabardine, Fancy Plaids, Checks and Jerseys. Visit this department early and get a gooct selection. D. M . NAYBERGER, McMinnville, Öre. Store will be closed Friday, May 7th , from 9 A . M . to 3 P . M. on account of College May
