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Vin Vincent and family are so­
journing at the seaside.
Brooks Terrell, who Is quite a fre­
quent Newberg visitor, was out from
Portland again last Sunday.
Rev. Fred E. Carter and Ervin
Scott went on a fishing trip to
Pacific City the first of the week.
Cassius Carter arrived home tbt
latter part pf last week wearing a
Charlie Chaplin moustache.
Mrs. Charles Swisher, of Grlnnell,
Iowa, came recently to spend the
summer with her slBter. Mrs. S. F.
Wallace.
Miss Francis Elliott has accepted
a position a* stenographer In the of
flee of her uncle, F. A. Elliott, State
Forester, at Salem.
The Misses Florence and Clam
Calkins and Miss Freda Parrish
spent the week-end in Salem as the
guests of Mies Gladys Soott.
Oliver M. Anthony ,a brother of
Mrs. C. M. Collins, came recently
from Los Angeles and says he is
greatly pleased with Newberg.
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Mrs. Julia Mercler and daughter
have been here from Qiillcene, Wash­
ington, during the week, visiting the
Albert Clark family out at ‘“ The
Oaks.”
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The C. E. Newhouse family, of
T o Rent for six or
Springbrook, left Tuesday to spend a
few weeks at Newport.
eight months, or
Miss Mildred Christenson assisted
at the post office window a few days
longer, six room
last week in the absence of Frank
house with bath
Smart, who was at Astoria In attend
ance at the American Legion con­
and toilet W ill pay
vention.
Harry Miller came In on business
Rent Advance
from Newport last week, leaving Mrs.
Miller and the little one over there,
He returned Tuesday, taking with
f o r e n t i r e time.
him the automobile editor of the
Address at once:
Oregon Journal, who expected to
make a map of the road for publica­
R. M. C., care this
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Elzle Hollingsworth and family
office, or to
are here for a visit of a month at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W .W. Hollingsworth,.? He
holds a position as locomotive en­
gineer with a run from Wymore,
Nebraska, to St. Joe, Missouri, on a
freight train.
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Mr- and Mrs. L. C. Simms ond i
At the noon hour on Wednesday family, who recently* returned from
the fire alarm was sounded and the Oklahoma, by autn, are visiting Mrs.
fire department jushed down to the Simms’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F-
C. H. Darnell will leave in a few
Willamette River bridge where a Wallace.
days for the Alberta country to look
blaze had been started at the farther
At the meeting of the American after the harvesting of the crop on
end. most likely by a cigar or cig­
Legion held at Astoria last week Dr. his grain ranch. The family y ill re­
arette stub. It was put out before
John S. Rankin was elected as a main here.
much damage was done.
urirKate to. attend too. its ttonal
On the way out to Tillamook with meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, later In' Theater to a gentleman from Spring-
a load of passengers one day last the year.
field and is to give possession the
week the Ellis auto buss laid by with
Harvey A. Wright left here Tues­ middle of the month. Peabody is the
a broken axle, when going over some day morning with his little daughter name of the purchaser.
rough detour road above Willamlna.
Margaret for Falrmount, Indiana,
Earl Hutzen, who has a very re­
The passengers were sent on their
where he will visit his father, who sponsible position with the Standifer
way by passing trucks and a distress
has not been in good health for a Shipbuilding company in Portland,
call was sent in here for neceaary long time.
has just returned from a vacation
repairs. '
trip
to Vancouver, B. C.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Wallace and
Miss Jessie Britt and her brother
son, Mr. and Mra. Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. Ewert Yates, of
“ Sarg” have gone for a visit with
daughter, Mr. and Mfs. L. C. Simms, Hoquiam, Washington,' were here
some cousins who live out in South­
son and daughter, of Portland, spent last week in attendance at the
ern Oregon and their parents expect
Sunday In Newberg with Mr. and funeral 'of Mrs. A. A. Noble. Mrs.
to go a Hltls later. Th£y had In-
Mr»r-fb -Fr Wallace. ----------------------- Y ates being a sister of Mr. Noble.
tended to drive through in the Bulck
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Kilham
Miss May Moore, who has been
but the gasoline faminine caused
and
little
one
are
home
from
O.
A.
C.,
running
the Imperial Hotel so suc­
them to change their plans and go on
where he took some special work In cessfully. has. given pp the work on
the train.
the Summer Course. He Is now ready account of the condition of her
William D. Comer, president of the
to boost harder than ever for the health.
Her sister. Miss Nellie
Mutual Savings and Loan Associa­
high school agriculture course.
Moore, Is still at the desk and will
tion, of Seattle, with offices in the
The old G. A. R. veteran, W. M. manage the hotel until a new pro­
Leary Building, -was here Sunday
Woodruff,
returned the first of the prietor is located.
with bis sister, Miss Cora Comer,
week
from
Corvallis, where he spent
Mr. and Mrs. L. Earl Deane, who
B. F. Allumbaugh, who was oper­ visiting the Lewis Comer family.
several
days
visiting
his
son.
C.
M.
are
to sail soon for France where
ated on for the removal of the appen­ Miss Comer, who was a teacher In
Woodruff,
and
although
somewhat
they
will take special training for
dix In the McMinnville hospital, Is the Newberg schools at one time, has
getting along nicely and will be been teaching in the Seattle schools feeble In body, he stood the trip well. missionary work in French Africa,
Attorney Clarence Butt has had a are here from Scotts Mills, in com­
brought home soon.
since she went to that city.
new
roof put on his residence on the pany with Mrs. Deane’s father, Jesse
Mr. ’ and M’rs. Walter Hall, of
Prof. A. C. Stanbrough is home
corner
of River and Hancock streets, Coulson, visiting at the home of Mr.
from Eugene, where he took work in Siletz, were here the first of the
and
Is
also putting In larger dormer and Mrs. D. D. Coulson.
the Summer course at the University week visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank
windows
that will add much to the ‘ Mr. and M rs. Arthur Dunlap and
of Oregon. Prof. C. L. Van Wormer Rundell and family. They left on
appearance
and the comfort of the son Arta, of Portland, were here the
the return trip Tuesday morning.
was also in attendance-
house.
latter part of last week for a fare­
Mrs. Rundell and her little Umbaugh
Mrs. Henrietta Ward, who came to
Meade G. Elliott, who has a posi­ well visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
niece going with them for a visit.
Newberg from Dallas, has bought the
This will be Mrs. Rundell’s first visit tion in the boys’ department of the Dunlap. They left Saturday morn­
l.aurel Cottage, located on the corner
at Siletz with her brothers, the Hall Seattle Y. M. C. A., was here Satur­ ing for Southern California. They
of Second and Edwards streets, and
twins, who have been engaged in day and Sunday visiting his parents, are motoring through and will spend
will run it as a rooming house.
merchandising there for a number of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Elliott, and his a few days in Eugene. Walter C.
aged grandparents, John and* Mary Dunlap and family left here in their
J. C. Coloord, cashier of the years.
car Wednesday morning and will
United States National Bank, is off
Rev. J. Clarkson Hinshaw went to Gilbert.
for his annual vacation of two Entiat, Washington, last week to
Mss Mary Findley returned to Join Arthur at Eugene and the two
weeks, which he is spending with his meet Rev. Peter W. Raldabaugh, for­ Salem, Tuesday, after spending sev­ families will journey together from
son-in-law, Clarence Ktenle and mer editor of The American Friend, eral days in Newberg as the guest of there.
family, at Grants Pass.
fpr a conference on some church Miss Gladys Nichols. Miss Findley
CHEHALEM CENTER
Eighteen members of the Women’s matters. On account of the sudden will leave in a few weeks for New
Relief Corps were entertained by illness of Mr. Raldabaugh the con­ York City to take a poet graduate
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bakanoff
Mrs. M. E. Nash on Thursday of last ference had to be called off and course at Columbia University.
The Springbrook cannery Closed were home from Portland over Sun­
week, the guest of honor being Mrs. notice of his death was received here
Lottie Eggers, formerly of Newberg. on Tuesday. His age was 82 years. down for the time being a few days day.
who is here from San Francisco on The body is to be taken to his home ago and it is said that so nearly all
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Roth, of
in Indiana for burial.
the people out that way have gone to Portland, were out to visit at the J.
a visit.
the various beach resorts that there D. Crater home over Sunday.
are scarcely enough left to milk the
Mrs.’ Marie Tangen, Miss Elsie
cows and put the chickens to roost Tangen and Mrs. Mary Johnson were
at night.
visitors in Portland last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooper and Mrs. Tangen remained with friends
children, in company with his sisters, for a few* weeks’ visit.
Mrs. Maude Carey, of Terre Haute,
The W. C. T. U. ladles of this
Indiana, and Mrs. Edith Elliott and neighborhood
will entertain the
son, of Fairfield, Illinois, drove out county convention of the W. C. T. U.,
from Portland last Sunday for a visit August 19th. Let all the ladies hear
with the G. W. Hays family out to­ of this and come out to this meeting.
ward West Chehalem. On their re­ Chehalem Center will entertain all
turn in the evening. Miss Mary
Johnson, of the Pacific ColLege com­
1 lb. Royal Club Coffee, regular price 60c; special, lb.. .$ .55
mercial department, a former Illinois
friend, went with them for a visit.
Royal Club Coffee, regular $1.75; special............... 1.62
Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Van Dyke,
1 lb. Great American Coffee, regular 50c; special................ 45
who
have been away from Newberg
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for
more
than a year, arrived home
English Breakfast'and Spiderleg Tea, reg. 70c; special,
last Sunday afternoon. They went as
per lb...........................
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far east as Pennsylvania and Vir­
ginia and covered about 10,000 miles
Moxola Cooking Oil, reg. 8 tc; special, per qt.......................... 78
In their Dodge car over all sorts of
Matches, regular 2 boxes for 1W ; special, .4 boxes for . . . .25
toads and wthout accident, the only
OUR eyes are worth thou­
damage to the machine being a
sands of dollars to you.
We carry a full line of Fresh Fruits and Vegfetkbles at all times
broken axle. They say they wit­
Ninety-nine out of one hundred
Butter Nut Bread fresh every day
nessed many wonderful things hut
people who have cataracts at
saw nothing that appealed to them as
sixty
can blame no one but
You are assured of prompt service and courteous treatment
do the natural beauties of Oregon
* themselves. We thoroughly
at our store— Give us a trial
and scientifically examine your
Mrs. Julia Jones, who bought ihe
eyes without the use of medi­
old Commercial Hotel building, lo­
cine.
cated on North Main Btreet, some
months ago and remodeled It for a
Neglect means Headache,
rooming and apartment house, has
Stomach Trouble, Nervousness
sold It to A. A. Anderson, of Oregon
and, possibly cataract.
City, and Is moving to Oregon City,
Successors to King’s Grocery
where she has a home, she says she
has done well with the house and Is
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highly pleased with Newberg, and
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her only reason for selling was that
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the work was too heavy for her. The
price she received for the property
was $8,000.
W. E. Earnes and family are off
for Gearhart by the Ford route.
Charles and Perry Babcock are
taking their outing over at Taft.
Mrs. P. B. Brackley and son are
visiting relatives in Portland this
week.
Arthur Millard left Wednesday for
a visit of several days with friends In
Portland.
Mr. and MrB. John Kirk Ley have
been occupying their cottage at Nye
Beach during the week.
Mrs. Georgiana Babcock Is viBitlng
her friend. Mrs. Qladys Klnnerly, In
Portland for the week-end.
Mrs. J. C. Neff and Mrs. Hannah
Kelley were here from McMinnville
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Rebecca Allen.
Mrs. F. H. Bonner has been out
from Portland during the week visit­
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fork-
ner.
The Harry Garrett family made a
’ Saturday to Monday drive to Pacific
City, where Mr. Garrett has a brother
located.
Miss Emma Armbuester, of Des
Moines. Iowa, a former neighbor of
the A. J. Shrader family, spent Sun­
day in Newberg.
Miss Maude Davis, of Sacramento,
California, arrived here Monday for
a visit of a couple of weeks wth her
sister, Mrs. Olive Bassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Williams came
from Salem last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. A. A. Noble, who was
an aunt of Mrs. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fults, of
Portland, were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gllck, west of
town. Mr. Fults Is a brother of Mrs.
Gllck.
Murray Gregory, who was a stu­
dent In Pacific College last year, was
here from Everett, Washington, as
an over-Sunday visitor with Alfred
Terrell.
L. L. Tollman, of, Tacoma, Wash­
ington, a brother of Mrs. J. A. Wen­
dell. is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell at Springbrook
Heights.
in
Postoffice Box
725
Friday and Saturday
to dinner.
Another one of Chehalem Center
young Ladies was married last week.
Miss Fay Hawley, datffehter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Hawley, was united
in marriage to Mr. Michael Bakan-
off. The young couple will reside in
Portland. They have the best wishes
of their many friends in this com­
munity.
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