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THURSDAY, JANUARY U, IMI.
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NEWBERG
Personal Mention
W. B. Whit« made a business trip
Murl, the little son of Mr, and
to Vancouver, last Friday.
Mrs. ffm . Schick, has Just recovered
J. W. Bate« and wife visited at from an attack of'tonsllitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parker were
McMinnville a few days this week.
here from the Marion county farm,
Mrs. Belle Vincent and Mias Es­ Saturday and Sunday for a visit.
ther Alvord visited McMinnville^ on
Mrs. Bells Vincent went to Day-
Tuesday.
ton. Washlngtop, this week for »
Miss Eva Hadley, of the Miller
Mercantile Co., is taking a vacation protracted visit with her sister.
for a few weeks.
Olen Wilson, who recently under-
vent an operation for appendicitis,
is recovering nicely.
H. M. Brink, of Salem, who was
here in attendance at the M. B.
Quarterly conference, returned home
•ori Monday.
E. Nuttle received the announce­
ment a few days ago of the marriage
•of his eon, Leonard, which took place
a t Central!». Washington.
Mrs. F. A. Garrison, of Twin
Bocks, Tillamook county, is the
guest of her daughters, Mrs. Camp­
bell and Mrs. Sutherland.
J, O. Hoots, who wee called to
Boise, Idaho, last week On account
-ft the illness of his sister. Mrs.
Marks Mills, returned home Tues­
day. He reports his sister to be Im­
proving.
H. O. Hanson, D. P. Shaw, Chas.
Coleman, and Fred Kincaid, accom­
panied A1 May to Vancouver, Wash­
ington, to wittnesa a demonstration
o f the Fordson Bean Pump spray, on
Tuesday of last week.
County Clerk C. B. Wilson was
down from the county seat Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Parker went
to the farm at Turner the first of
the week to hoss the annual hog
butchering round-up.
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HOWARD ST.
“The Hand of God”
Sermon Topic 7:30 P. M.
SOUL STIRRING SONS SERVICE
EVERYBODY INVITED
Mrs. Emma Chapner, of Portland,
spent the week-end here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Estes.
Roy Fraser, grandson of Mrs. 8.
E. Hollingsworth, has the diphtheria
but fortunately he has not been in
school.
The Fernwood orchestra met for
their first practice* of the season at
the rooms of the Parrish sisters Tues­
day night.
B. C. Miles was down from Salem
Tuesday in attendance at the an­
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the United States National Bank.
Mrs.' J. A. Hollingsworth, who in
company with her sister is spending
the winter in California, writes that
her health is constantly Improving
and that they are nicely situated,
having secured a bungalow at Man­
hattan Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lafond, for­
mer residents of Newberg, are over
from Doty, Washington for a visit
with relatives. Their son, who was
a lad when they left Newberg, is
taking a course in medicine in the
University' of Washington.
The high school spelling contest
a as held Monday in the English clas­
ses. English VIII reciever the highest
average which was 99.14 per cent.
The first contest was held during
the first six weeks and English I,
division I, made the highest average
which was 98.59 per cent.
Mrs. Elisabeth Atkinson and son,
Eugene, with hi* wife and two
children, spent the week-end in New­
berg at the home of Dan Atkinson.
They were on their way home from
a tour of California but found there
was so much snow in the mountains
that they shipped their auto and
came to Portland by boat. They
left Saturday noon for their home
Jin Tillamook.
DON’T MISS HEARING
DR, JOHN G. LAKE
On the subi«
“The Real Christain”
Sunday lan. 16, in Duncan Hall
Dr. Lake is a big man, very
broad minded
God hat honored hit work and it will pay you
to hear him.
Our aim it to help all Chrittiant tight the
common enemy (The D evil)
High G rade
Cigars and
D e lic io u s
Candies
W e Can Please EveryTaste
The mem who is particular about the cigars
ha smoh.es is eJso particular about the candy
ha gets for his loved ones
We carry the leading local and the nation­
ally advertised cigars and candies. And we
Keep them fresh to insure their tastiest flavors.
W e can furnish an y hind of cigars or
candy in large quantities for special o cca ­
sions at particularly attractive prices.
Whether y o u spend a dollar, a dime, or
merely your time, wa‘re always glad to see you.
Graham’s Drug Store
Phone White 113
E A ST M A N K O D A K S
N Y A L S REMEDIES
F. A. Hopkins, of Seattle, visited
Mrs. 8. F. Wallses visited relatives
Newberg on Tuesday.
at Portland on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned McCoy attended
A. E. Adams, of Ihigsne was In
Newberg for a few hours on Mondmy. the auto show at Portland, Wednes­
Frank Smith and R. M. Eekerson day night.
Tommy Duncan was out from
of the May Motor Co. Joined the local
Portland the first of the week visit­
lodge oC Moose on Tuesday night.
Berlin Davis, who is proprietor of ing his brothers.
a shoe store in Sellwood, was out
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yarnell, are at
Sunday, visiting his brother. Dr. A. Siletz, Oregon, visiting- their daugh­
ter, Mrs. Warren Cobb.
M. Davis.
S. P. Langdon and Earl Walford,
Mrs. Theo. Jeffries and her daugh­
ter, Mr«. Beet, will go to-Newport of Portland, transacted business in
Friday, for a stay of a couple of Newberg on Wednesday.
weeks at the seashore.
.Miss Olive P. Bassett, who has
David Lamb, who was a resident been working in a hospital at Eu­
here for many years, is VSre from gene, came home this week for an
Albany, visiting'' th e. Gilbert and El­ indefinite stay.
liott relatives.
Tuesday evening Vesta Rebekab
Charley Cavell returned home lost Lodge No. 76 held installation of of­
week from Arlington and says he ficers. Mrs. Verona Nelson, assisted
had very satisfactory success in duck by several Past Noble Grands, in­
and goose shooting.
The Graphle stalled the following officers: Anna
was favored with a very fine, fat Eekerson. Noble Grand; Mary E.
young goose. ; ;
Cook. Vice Grand; Ellen B. Evans.
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The Graphic has been requested Recording secretary; Ella Kelty, Fi­
to make mention of the change in nancial secretary; Emily Gardner.
dates of the piny, “ The Texan.” Treasurer; Arvllla Wright, Warden;
which was advertised to appear in Katie Ferguaon, Conductor; Minnie
St. Paul on January 16 and 16. The B. Byers and Josphine S. Beadley
dates, as now decided on are Jan­ Supporters to Noble Grand; Hannah
uary 22 and 23.
Ohm&rt and Della Blackburn, Sup­
Dr. John G. Lake, founder of the port ors to Vice-Grand; Elisabeth
“ Portland Divine Healing Institute” Collins and F. D. Eekerson, Gaurdi-
will conduct services ’in Duncan's ans. A covered dish supper was
hall on next Sunday afternoon at served and an enjoyable evening
2:30 o’clock. At 1:Z0 in the even­ was spent.
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ing Rev. M. Remey will speak on
“ The Real Christian.”
DUNDEE
The counters In the United States
National Bank have been changed
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Coleman, of
about, so that the light from the Multnomah, were New Years week­
windows is at the backs of the e u h - end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
iers and book keepers, wbich, they Noble.
say, is much more satisfactory than
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Livingstone,
when they were facing the light.
of Wenatchee. Washington,, were
Rev. and Mrs. Carl F. Miller, pas­ guests of Miss Sally Beck last week.
tor a t" Sprlngbrook, will go to Le- Miss Bertha K. Young, Dean of Wo­
land, Washington, this week to hold men of Reed College, Portland, spent
revival meetings. In their absence tfie week-end with Miss Rocchie and
El wood Hodson will preach st Miss Beck.
On Friday evening our Y. M. P. C.
Sprlngbrook, January l6 and 23 and
basket bail team was defeated by
Mrs. Maude Butler January 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sargeant went Fernwood 16 to 10.
At the recent annua] meeting of
to Perrydale, Monday, where they at­
tended a birthday anniversary gath­ the Y. M. 1A C.. Fred Hutchinson
ering held in honor of their daugh­ was elected president, George Trunk,
ter, Mrs. O. K. Edwards. Neigh­ vice-president, Altons Nlederberger,
bors and friends to the number of a sec’y-treas.,* Will Hutchinson, ser-
dozen automobile loads gathered in gent-at-arms, Fred Hutchinson, re­
for the event and an unusually en­ porter. , A* motion was carried to
give ten dollars to the local churcb
joyable time is reported.
and five dollars to the Near East
M. S. Moor«, of the Ellison-White
Relief. Rev. Tabor in expressing his
Chautauqua and Lyceum Bureau, was
It i* part of our bank’s business to aid everyone in this
appreciation of the boys’ generosity
here over Sunday visiting Mrs. Moore
community
by showing 4hem the necessity of having money
told them that if ever they should
and th9 little cherub. He is now out
in our bonk.
need his services to tie the matri­
booking for next season’s lyceum.
You MUST bank regularly a part of what yon earn if
monial knot he would serve them at
but will go south in the course of a
, you ever get ahead and ever amount to anything.
half price. Every boy in the club
couplf of months to assume the man­
feels jubilant ¿hat the H. C. L. is to
Money is the measure of SUCCESS in any business or
agement of the Seven Day Chautau­
be cut in his favor in at least one
profession.
Give yourself a fo il measure o f success. It is your
qua for the season.
respect.
EIGHT to yourself and your DUTY to your family.
F. D. Frost, carrier on Rural Route
A called meeting of the Dundee
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
No. 2, has been laid off for repairs Red Cross has been issued by chair­
a part of the week, owing to a mix- man, Thomas Warner for Saturday,
up he had with his driving horse on January 15, at 7:30 p. m., at Com­
Monday, said beast of burden having munity Hall. Unfinished business of
played the Cayuse, when being hitch­ the local auxilary will be completed
NEWBERG. OREGON
ed to the buggy. He made out to get in order that Dundee may help to
in with the mail but had to call forward present plans for one central
Andrew Kersey to substitute for him organization in the county. It is de­
for a few days.
sired that every member of the ReJ
COMPANY
Doctor Ralph Van Valin made the Cross in our community be present.
WALKS. FOUNDATIONS,
J. H. GIBSON. Mgr.
trip to Woodburn last Saturday night
The annual meeting of the Or- i
BUILDING PIERS. STEPS,
PORCH FLOORS, Etc. Etc.
The only Abstract Books in
where he presided at the Marion- chard Homes Telephone company |
JOHN GEOFF
Yamhill County.
Polk-Yamhill county dental society will be held at the home of the]
Phone Blue 149,
Newberg.
OREGON
meeting. C. E. Dunn, formerly the secretary on Monday evening, Jan- j MCMINNVILLE.
obliging drug clerk at .the L. B. Fer­ uary 17. Later— Telephone meeting
guson pharmacy was found in busi­ postponed for one week.
ness there He has developed into
Friends of Ernest Thun will be
a basket bail fan and is anxious to interested to hear of his connection
secure a game between the Newberg with the faculty of Kingsburg, Joint-
boys and their newly organized fire­ Union high school of Kingsburg,
men.
California. In a recent letter Ernest
John C. Gubser died at the home speaks of his enjoying reading the
of his nephew. D. L. Gubser, on the Dundee items in the Graphic and j
farm above Dayton, December 31. tells of his Christmas vacation spent
aged 86 years. The deceased will be in Los Angeles and bis visits to
remembered by the older Bettlers of Catalina Island, Venice, Ponona, San
this community for he lived on a Pedro, Pasadena, the Cawston Ost­
farm on Cbehalem mountain for rich farm and the alligator farm.
Mrs. G. A. Dearborn was hostess
many years. He had some knowl­
edge of medicine and in the early with Mrs. John Herring and Mrs.
days was often called upon to min­ Joseph Herring assistants at the
ister to the sick of the community, meeting of the Dundee Woman’s club
for it was many miles to go to reach last Thursday. In the absence of
a physician. Deceased was born in Mrs. Hutchinson, preeident. Mrs.
Henry Holzmeyer, vice-pres., presid­
In your home means that yon will have
Switzerland.
one when you need it that doesn't leak.
Dean John Straub, of the U. of O. ed. A brief business meeting was
made a great hit with the students followed by a short program of Cur­
Kantleek Rubber Goods are made in one
and faculty of Pacific College in a rent Events, a “ Do You Know” game,
piece, no seams to open, no patches to
talk he made at the college on last and a discussion of Oregon manu­
come
off.
facturers.
Refreshments
were
serv­
Monday, his subject being “ The Im­
ed
by
the
hostess
and
her
helpers.
portance of a College Education,” and
A Kantleek Water Bottle may cost you
J. E. Devore and W. J. Bennett
it is said that he gave renewed in­
more than an ordinary one. but the
spiration to some of the students have returned from their trip east.
Kantleek product gives twice as much
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who have been contemplating drop­
ping out at the end of the year. He
Service. That extra fifty cents or a
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
also gave a talk at the high school
dollar saves yon the price of another
where he was likewise much appri-
A/ter washing blankets, dry them
water bottle.
clated.
on the curtain -stretcher and they
Word was received here Wednes­ will keep their shape.
KANTLEEK RUBBER GOODS ARE
day evening of the death of Mi
SOLD
AND
GUARANTEED
BY
Measure molasses in a greased cup
Lurana M. Terrell, which occured in
and you will get every bit of it.
a Portland hospital, following a sur­
A sprig of parsley dipped in vine­
gical operation, which was perform­
gar
and eaten after eating onions
ed several days ago. Deceased has
will
prevent the unpleasent odor on
been acting In the capacity of pas­
the
breath.
tor of the Friends church at Lents
Hydrogen peroxide applied to a
for the past three years. She was
Prescription Druggist
scorched
place and gently nibbed be­
a cousin of Walter and Clifford N.
T h « R E X A L L Store
Terrell, of Newberg, and was born tween the fingers will bleach tbe
302 First St
and grew to womanhood near 0s- scorch all out.
If a tin of cake is taken from the
kaloosa. Iowa, to which city the body
OREGON
NEWBERG,
will be taken for burial. Funeral oven and set on a wet cloth for 15
services are announced for Friday minutes the cake will never adhere
afternoon at one o’clock.
to the bottom of the tin.
I f you want your
H O U SE W IR ED
we will do it for you, do it
right and give you lots of
time to pay for it-—
A L IT T L E D O W N
A N D A L IT T L E A M O N T H
Everything electrical
at our plaee.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
“IT SERVES YOU RIGHT”.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Yamhill
Co. Abstract
Cement Contractor
Comfort in
Your Home
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LYNN B. FERGUSON