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! Mrs. 8. F. Wallace, and her sister Mrs. Snlsber, of Grinnell, Iowa, have returned from a week’s vacation. Dr. Littlefield, who has been in disposed for B O in e weeks, was down Do You with to town in hls car Tuesday evening Have Good Eye« Mr. Nugent of. the Gem barb« r QCH X g0CTÍK C T .»CT0K ICI>:iB O T X <eC TJC T0 B B HÍi r y C C T O T 0OTJMC8ÜI0l0KII.'>;>J l l '> ,CTflK sBup. has purchased residence pro at Seventy? Mrs. Hobson of Springbrook. trans-! R. O. Otis Is the proud possessor perty on 12th and Chenalem street». If you neglect machinery and Mr. E. F. Green, has returned acted business in this city on Mon of a new Bulek car. work it under a strain it wears day. James Everest and family spent from a brief sojourn at Pacific City, out before it rhou'd. where his family will remain for Matt Reid, of the Baird store sates Sunday on the coast. There is absolutely no ma a time. force la taking a vacation at New chinery half so dolicate as Mrs. Ada Barr left Tuesday for Miss May Moore, a charming port. your eyes. Lebanon, for an indefinite stay. young lady of this city is visiting I f they need care it is criminal Mr. and Mrs. Hkrry Oarrett visi ■*- k MI bh Thelma Bingham spent Sun her brother Leslie Moore, at Colton, to neglecf them. You can neg ted over Sunday with friends at day at Oswego, the guest of friends. Oregon. , lect ydur teeth (which you Canby. • •' * * Miss Erma Taylor, has returned never should) and get false Rev. Elmer Pemberton, pastor of • D. Kaufman and wife are visiting from the coast after an enjoyable teeth, but not so with your eyes South Salem, FriendB* church relatives this week near Wenatche, week with friends. • COMK IN TO DAY filled Rev. Carter's pulpit Sunday f Washington. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Van Dyke, and morning. Yours for better eye service Miss Alta Cromwell; of the J. C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins are MrB. N. E. Bloom, spent last week Porter store is enjoying her vaca at the coast this week. in Portland, the guest of her daugh tion at the beach. Miss McConkie, Miss Gurnelius ter Mrs. K. Sanders, and Mrs. Neal New wheat received at the Che- M iss Prettyman and Mrs. Vandel, Hazelton. JEWtUt AND 0PT0NETNIST hatem Valley Mills Is reported to be visited Salem on Tuesday. L. C. Simms and family returned | o f excellent quality. Newberg, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Van Alta, to their home at Portland, after * Lester Green, of Brownsville, was and little daughter, were guests of spending a week with S. F, Wallace' an over Sunday guest of hls sister Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Otis last week. and family. Mrs. Carrie Van Fleet. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White were Mr. J. E. Bales and family, and Mrs. M. Campbell, and Mrs. Della guests of the latter’s sister at Van Mrs. S. E. Taylor, of Springdale, Mrs. Clara Haynes, left Tuesday for Yergen, have returned from a fort couver. Wash., the first of the week. a few days outing along the Colum Wash., 'and Mrs. E. S. Addison, of night visit at Newport. Mrs. Frank Carey of Terra Haute, bia River Highway. Cottage Grove, are guests of Mrs. “ IT SERVES YOU RIGHT* C. A. Hodson and family” have Indiana, spent a few days last Mrs. John Bishop of Roseburg, A. M. Kendrick.' returned from a two weeks visit at week with her friend and former R. R. Henderson, son of Sheriff and Charles Bishop, and wife of Tillamook, and Netart. school mate, Mary L. Johqson. Portland, were guests of A. M. Ken Watt Henderson, of McMinnville, Rev. G. G. Edwards, six years a Mr. and Mrs. J. L. V an• Blarlcom Mrs. Martha Jones of Kansas City Mr. and* Mrs. W. E. Paxon, Mr. drick and family this week. was In town Tuesday and made this and nephew, visited relatives *1 j and Mrs. Sam Paxon. and Mr. and missionary in India, will speak at has been the guest^ of Mrs. Rebecca ofllce a pleasent call. Miss GladyB Hannon, o f Portland, t "n- Beavertop, last Friday. Mrs. S. F. Love left on Tuesday for is here In attendance at the bedside Lon Hadley, northwest of town, West Chehalem church next Sunday Marr for several days. She Is a sister Mrs. James Post, and daughter, a protracted visit at Pacific City. of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Hollings has added a few more acres to his ' from north of New berg were shop- be shown and Miss Mary L. Johnson, head of the worth, who has been seriously 111 farm by the purchase of some land Come and of this place, whose home is now at Ing here the first of the week. their use explained. commercial department pf Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Vin Vincent and from Mr" F* nn3r Palouse. Washington. address. Mrs. Dyewade of Portland returned College, is serving in the capacity daughter Eula, and Mr. Charles Rev. K. H. Sickafoosce, and wife, home Wednesday after a visit at of City Recorder in the absence of Dieths, were Sunday visitors to have returned from an extended trip the home of Mrs. Margaret Bingham. Mrs. Rebecca Smith, who 1 b taking Eagle Creek, on the Columbia River through Montana. Wyoming and Yel lowstone National Park. J. A. Hollingsworth and wife at her annual vacation. Highway. Albert Reed left Tuesday morning tended the annual furniture mens’ Mr. C. C. Murton, of the Miller If you can't find time to Com banquet at Multnomah Hotel. Port for La Vern, California, where he municate with distant friends. Just Mercantile Co., Joined bis family at will enter La Vern College, a deno have the Graphic sent to their ad Netarts, this week for a few days land, last week. mination school of the church of the dress and it will be appreciated like rest,where he can enjoy his favorite Mr. R. P. Gill, of the First Na Brethren. He is not fully decided a letter from home. pastime of swimming. tional Bank, enjoyed Sunday with as to how long he will remain there. hls family who are spending the hot There will be regular services at Claude S. Woodward apd family Mr. C. E. Newhouse of Spring- left Saturday for Tillamook where the Christian church Sunday morn- weather at Seaside. Mrs. H. L. Porter, and little brook, returned a few days ago from they will have a brief outing and I** the evening, the pastor will daughter, of Portland, have returned a ten days viMt at the coast. The give the children their first glimpse lecture upon the wonders of Yel- home after a week there visiting her largest oatch Mr. Newhouse made in of the big waters. lowstone National Park. one day was 173 fish, actual count. mother. Mrs. Neuber. Mrs. Asa Sutton and children re-1 Some of the many friends of Dr. This is the record up to the time he A. L. West, a former resident of turned Saturday from Montana Barcroft, say they were compelled 8alem. now of Phoenix, Arlxona, was left. where they visited relations in the to ,ook twice before recognizing the Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lewis who have absence of Mr. Sutton who has gone; worthy Dr, last Saturday, because the guest of Mrs. L. M. Crosier the been living on 12th and Chehalem to London, England. jOf the new style hat worn upon that early part of this week. streets, left Monday for We&twood, Geo. Watson of College street, has J. D. Leaton. who has until re- occa8i0n- California where Mr. Lewis has a greatly enhanced the appearance of cently been with the Valley Can-! CaPt- Herrick, has sold his two and position with the Red Wood Lumber his residence by the addition of a ning factory, went tfl Albany, 'Ore- j balf acre home on River street, to Co. Mr. Lewis is a musician of some well designed veranda. gon, last Tuesday to fill a ' clerical Mr- an<l Mrs- B. O Kirkhart, of Ok- note and is an artist on many band position with a railroad company. lahoma, who will occupy the same at R. D. Baldwin, of the News-Mess and orchestra instruments. The Misses Helen Ellis and Rosa- <," c* The consideration invoived, enger, Marshall, Minn., is visiting W. H. Dean of Springbrook. at his son of this city, who Is in the mond Tuttle of Grants Pass, were j w a s *2,700‘ tended the State Growers Associa employ of the May Motor Co. guests of Miss Eva Parrett during White & Co. are Just closing up tion meeting held at Salem a few Messrs Chas. K Moris and C. E. days ago 28,200 acres of fruit have the week. Miss Parrett expects to the sale of the J. T. Marr prune farm Akers, with their respective families, been signed up and the membership teach in the Grants Pass high at LaFayette/ tQ Mr. W. A. Ballery of Camas, Wash. The new owner enjoyed a Sunday outing amid the has been increased lately by several school the coming year. BACK OF THE FED ERAL RESERVE SYSTEM OF BANKS beautiful scenery of Panther Creek. hundred members. Frank Carlish Walter Chamberlain, prominent In ’ expects to harvest $4,000 worth of IS HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN GOLD AS A J. H. Pratt of the police depart of this city was also in attendance. Clarks. Neb., banking circles, who Prunes this season. RESERVE FUND TO BE USED IF NEEDED. EACH DIS ment of Portland, accompanied by TRICT FEDERAL RESERVE BANK HAS ALWAYS M ILLIONS Their nekt meeting will be held at •has been the guest of his sister Mrs. Miss Gurnelius, an efficient teacher hls family, was In Newberg for a Roseburg the latter part of thlB Frank Zumwalt. of this citv. lt»r of the Chehalem Center school last ON HAND, SO THAT WHEN W E MONEY W E CAN the past week, departed for home season, will teach at Newport the short time on Tuesday. Mr.' Pratt week. TAKE OUR SECU RITIES TO OUR DISTRICT FEDERAL*RE yesterday by way of California. was on a vacation trip to Tillamook. SERVE BANK AND GET IT . ensuing school term. Miss Louise Rev. George H. Lee and wife left Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wendoll of Hodgins, will succeed Miss Gurnelius Mf. and Mrs. Reroellard, of Toledo. early Saturday morning for Port WHEN YOUR MONEY IS IN OUR BANK, YOU CAN AL-. Ore. are visiting Mrs. Remellard’s Angeles Washington where they will Springbrook will leave shortly for at Chehalem Center. WAYS GET IT WHEN YOU WANT IT , AND W H ILE IT IS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of spend some time with their son and an extended visit in the east and will TH ERE IT IS GUARDED BY TH E STRONGEST FINANCIAL C. F. Stretch and family and Mrs. West Third street and Mr. Remel and two daughters. Their son Har- leturn by way of California where! A. S. Dievengood, spent the week-end SYSTEM IN THE WHOLE WORLD. expect to spend some time . ' lard’s parents near Chehalem Center. rold Is engaged in forestry patrel _ they . . . ^ _ .on the beach at Pacific City. They Their home will be in charge of their j A „ . .. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. Ray Baldwin, and Harry Kinnear, for thg summer and hls Bisters have , , „ _ „ found a great change in the tem- brother-ln-law, Mr. Tollman. . . , .. . . YOU W ILL RECEIVE IN TER EST of the May Motor Co., made a new been enjoying the outing with him. • perature between Newberg and. the A commercial traveler who visited coast, being compelled to don their record looping the loop on Sunday, Mrs. Lotta Hannon, was recalled with a Ford frame and fifteen gal from Gladstone Park, last week by Newberg this week, reports an epl winter coats by the time .they lons of gas. Their route was from the serious illness of her daughter demic of hay fever at Hood River, reached Sheridan. Newberg to Portland, thence to Mrs. J. A. Hollingsworth, who was and what seems remarkable is that N E W B E R G . O REG O N The W. C. T. U. will meet Thurs Astoria, Seasidq, Cannon Beach, Til suffering from an attack of Bron only men are afflicted, and that it day Aug. 26th with Mrs.L.D. Hannon lamook, and back to Newberg. The chial Pneumonia. The many friends affects them to such an extent a s ! to cause them to sneeze every time 0,1 Center and Third st.. Owing to boys are elated over their achieve of Mrs. Holllngsyrorth will be pleas the absence of so many members at they pass a grass widow. ment which they believe is without, ed to learn that she Is getting along the last meeting the election of of a paralell in this neck o’ woods. . nicely at this writing. Little Miss Fern Fortune left Port ficers was postponed until this date. land Sunday at 1 p. m. for Turlock We urge that all members will at California. She was Joined at Eu tend and have a voice in the election gene by Miss Maude Davis who was for the next year. returning to her home In Sacra mento. Fern’s uncle motored to this place to meet her, and wired that she arrived safe4y. OODQO I Locals and Personals Prepare for the Fall and Winter by having your house, store or factory wired now. We carry everything E L E C T R I C A L C A . MORRIS Yamhill Electric Company NATIONAL BANK Symphony Lawn STATIONERY Miss Ester Terrell who attended the Young Friends conference at Richmond. Indiana, early in July, and later visited relatives and friends in Iowa, returned home last week. On Sunday evening she gave a very interesting report of her trip to a good audience at the Friends Church. \¡¿ Swat the Bugs! k Various kinds o f small vermin cause lots of w orry to the careful housewife. Bedbugs, cockroaches, spiders, worms, flies, rats, m ice— all these pests “ Menace Your Health and you should exterminate them at once with safe and sure poison Tell us your bug troubles and w e will give you something to eradicate them— Sure1 Headquarters for D aily Newspapers, Popular Periodicals, B ooks and M agazines. GRAH AM ’S DRUG STORE P h on e W hite 7 Mr. and Mrs Lynn Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. C. (T. Ferguson liava gone to Pacific city for a two weeks vacation. Mr. C. C. Ferguson, how ever, will remain but one week at the coast, and will then hurry home to enjoy the other week of his vacation In helping the painters decorate and embellish hls dwelling house. The O. B. Huntchens crew made a splendid record on Wednesday af ternoon. when in a nom-stop run or Just four hours, they threshed the Homer Parrett crop consisting of 2776 buseis of wheat and 581 bush els of oats. No trouble of any kind was experienced from the time the machine started at one o'clock until the Job was completed at five o'clock. The farm on which this crop was grown Is one of the oldest In this section having been taken up by Richard Everest in 1847 arfd is still producing excellent crops. J. P. 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