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PO U R
< Mrs. D. P. Shaw and abn. Virgil,
returned Sunday from Portland,
«h ere Virgil has been taking treat
ments.
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George Clark is remodeling the
house on the old Jim Conley place,
T h « Graphic wants a good, live cor lire para to ry to Fred Beagles and fam
respondent In every community. It ily of Portland, moving in.
your district is not represented,
Several of the ladles of the West
phone or write us tor our proposition. Chehalem W. C. T. U. plan to attend
the W. C. T. U. conference in New
berg Wednesday of this week.
D UH DEE
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
The Epworth League will sponsor
an entertainment of an unusual na Fendall. De Vera and Lois Fendall,
ture on Saturday evening. April 30. Rev. Brock and Rev. M iller took din
at the Community hall. Come and let ner with Ben Yergen and family.
them take you through an institution
S. Managre and family visited at
very similar to one found in Salem.
the home of Jules Pichette last Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mo recroft day. Mr. Managre is a nephew of Mr.
spent the week-end in a drive to Sea Pichette and has a large farm near
side. They report a paved road all St. Paul. Oregon.
the way wl^h scenery that rivals the
William Dolph. De Vere Fendall
Colun\bia highway. It is one hun and Ralph Baker plan on attending
dred and sixty miles from Dundee to the conference of Sunday school
Seaside.
,
workers of Newberg and vicinity, to
An interesting business meeting be held In the Baptist church Friday
o f the Dundee Woman’s club on last evening of this week.
Thursday was followed by a program
The West Chehalem church now
on Oregon and a social hour. Mrs. has a male quartet, which made its
Joseph Herring was hostess with Mrs. debut last Sunday. We shall hope
Bennett. Mrs. Alfred Allan and Mrs. for more in the near future. The
Hewton Bailey as assistants. Several ladies are also thinking about form
guests were present.
ing a sextet In the near future.
Word has been received bf the
Miss Ethel Bush, who is attending
death of Miss Helen M. Hateh. who high school in Newberg. spent the
passed away at Eugene, the home of week-end with her parents. Mr. and
her sister, Mrs. Wrm. Q. Steel, on Mrs. George Bush, who now live on a
Thursday last. Miss Hatch has al farm near Yamhill, and also attended
ways made Otterbrook a second home the Sunday school and church ser
and has many friends in Dundee, who vices in West Chehalem. People here
w ill miss her visits here.
are always glad to welcome familiar
The regular monthly meeting of faces at West Chehalem,
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the Parent-Teachers’ association will
be held at the school house on next
CH EH ALEM CEH TER
Tuesday. May 3, at 3:30 p. m. Rev.
Frank
Remmlllard made a business
Tabor w ill give a talk on civic pride.
A t the business meeting Champoeg trip to Portland last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Everest of
Day w ill be discussedv It is hoped
Chat there will be a large attendance. Vancouver were visitors Sunday
P. Waldo Davis, the noted musi the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ev
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cian. will give an entertainment in erest.
The Misses Fay Muir and Mar
Dundee on Saturday. May 7th. at
S o’clock p. m. Mr. Davis and his guerite Johnson of Multnomah hos
wonderful chimes have been attract pital in Portland, are out home for
ive features at all of the recent great some time.
expositions and Dundee is fortunate
Carl Monach and sister and father,
in securing him for a musical even accompanied by Carloe Johnson, mo
ing. Local talent w ill assist.
tored to Salem Tuesday in the Buick
On Satimday evening last one of Six, to attend the Growers’ Co-oper
the very b M plays ever given by lo ative association. April 36th.
cal talent brought out a large crowd
There were a number of people
o f Dundeeites with a goodly sprink gathered at the school hoiyje last F ri
ling of friends from Newberg and day evening to hold a road meeting,
Portland.
The play was “ Men. having held a number of meetings
Maids and Matchmakers” and every in regard to better roads and Items
member of the cast was so well taken of interest to farmers. They decided
that special mention would be out of to organise into a cllub. They named
place, save for the very excellent Billy Sullivan president and N. P.
eburacter work of John Trunk, who Nelson secretary. They expect to hold
was the particular star of Ihe even a meeting soon pgain with an inter
ing. John’s disguise was so complete esting program and refreshments and
that only reference to the printed will invite the ladies to be present.
program established his identity. He
Mrs. Marie Tangen and the Misses
entered so heartily into the character Anna and Elsie and Aubcey Tangen
o f the irrepressible lovelorn doctor report a very pleasant evening spent
and delivered his lines with so much at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelse
expression that the audience was en .Rasmussen and son. Carl, last Thurs
thusiastic in praise of his work. All day evening in Newberg.
Other
the others in the cast came in for guests of the evening were Mr. and
their share of applause and approval, .Mrs. Nelson and Oscar and Emil.
as did those who so kindly assisted Hans Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
with the musical program.
Those Grimes and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
taking part in the play were Mrs. Griggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen
Francis Keyes, Misses Pauline Pow have traded their property for some
ell. Doris Parrett and Bernice Keyes.' property in Oregon City.
and Messrs. David Marr, Hennr B lit“
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ich. Francis Keyes and John Trunk.
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The play was directed by Mrs. Fred
George McDowell of Chehalem sold
erick C. Herring, who is to be con
gratulated upon the smoothness with ten fat hogs to Mr. Winters.
which everything went off, and the
Mrs. L. Whitaker went to Portland
excellence of the stage management. Tuesday to visit her parents.
Thanks are given to Mrs. Warrens
Mrs. McCaffery and mother-in-law
of Portland, Miss Selma Woisky, Ma visited the school on Monday.
bel Tabor. Mr. Barnes and Mrs. Her
Gottlieb shaad Is very busy grad
ring for the music furnished during
ing and racking the roads in these
the evening.
parts.
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Mrs. Werslein of Portland visited
W EST CH EH ALEM
with her daughter. Mrs. Whitaker, on
Andrew Strong Is plowing for H. C. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roeetti made a
Baker.
>
The Ladles’ Aid meets Wednesday business trip to Portland Wednesday
of last week.
o f next week.
On next Sunday mdrnlng the
E. G! Fendall went to McMinnville
church
service w ill be in observance
Wednesday of this week.
of National Children’s Week.
Mr. Rice is making improvements
Jack Smith has been on the sick
at the E. G. Fendall home.
list the last week, but is on the road
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sullivan attend^ to recovery at this last writing.
ed the baseball game in Portland last
Mrs. Linsey McCaffery and Miss
Monday.
Florence McCaffery went to Port
Leonard Versteeg and his father land Friday to do some shopping.
are working /with their teams in
Mr. and Mfs. Sam Hewitt of Port
Ifewberg.
land visited at the Sanderman home
Mrs. C. W. Smith and son returned f rom Saturday to Sunday evening,
last Saturday from a two weeks visit
There were several Rex people in
at Seattle.
attendance at the funeral .of Dr. L it
H. L. Araoth plans to attend Fruit tlefield on Tbrusday of last week.
Growers 'm o c elation meeting at Ça-
Mr. snd Mrs. Simon Sanderman,
Jon Tuesday.
Mrs. Asm us and Mae W iley went to
Mrs. Myrtle Herrick, who lives on Portland Thursday to do some shop
kbe former Charley Root place. Join ping.
ed the Ladles' Aid.
Rudolph Shaad visited the school
Mrs. Rose of Portland; a sister of Friday and gave a few selections on
Mrs. Wm. Dolph, spent last week-end bis cornet. We ail enjoy music and
with her sister and family.
visitors.
Lester Daniels, road boss for one
The Rex school was dismissed at
of the branch roads to Yamhill, is noon on Thursday so the teachers
making needed improvements on that and some of the pupils could attend
road.
the funeral of Dr. Littlefield.
C o rre s p o n d e n c e
The long ricks of cordwood near
Rex, owned by Jenkins and Garland,
have all been sold and shipped, as
has nearly all the other cordwood in
this community.
A series of talks on "Young People
of the Bible’’ is being given on Sun
day evenings at the Friends church.
Music will be a special feature of
these services. Come and help us
sing. A special invitation is extend
ed to the young people.
Word has been received from Mr.
C. J. Lewis, who was a former resi
dent of Rex. After leaving here he
moved to Berkeley. California, and
bought a grocery store there. He has
sold out again and moved to Mon
tana. wpere he has a good position.
Largest Circulation la Yamhill County.
TH UR SD AY, A P R IL 88, 1881
BAIRD’S
Fine Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, per yard
SFRIHGBROOE
Mr. Muir is sp/nding a few d^ys
at Forest Grove.
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C. E. New house went to. Portland
on business last Friday.
Several prominent farmers Jour
neyed to Salem on Tuesday to attend
the Oregon Growers' conference.
Roland Heater and David Hobson
spent the week-end visiting friends
at Corvallis, after which Mr. Hobson
left for California.
Mrs. McCollough has sold her
household furniture aqd with her
family left to join her husband at
Belgrade, Montana.
The Ladies' Community club met
at the home of Mrs. Alpheus Mills
on Friday afternoon, where a good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Carl Miller entertained her
Sunday school class at her home on
Friday evening. A taffy pull fea
tured the evening's enjoyment.
After spehding several weeks un
dergoing a serious operation. Dr.
Lewis has sufficiently recovered, and
with his wife, has returned to their
home In Fairfield, Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. Fischer arrived un
expectedly at the home of Daniel
Ramsey for a visit. Mrs. Fischer is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ram-
sesy.
A groan and a grunt was really
audible during Saturday and Sunday
near the depot. On investigation it
proved to be, oh well, ask P. H. Ham
mond, our storekeeper.
Whatever else you may say about f
To gather first hand the b e e tle s
New experiments were begun during
of Oregon, Mr. J. L. Haworth left the year with green feeds, comparing blm the bootblack certainly has lots
Wednesday morning for the rock- alfalfa meal with sprouted oats and of polish.
bound coast with his nephew, Bertie comparing these rations with one in
Rogers, where the* latter will see for
himself the magnificent scenery be which vegetables were supplied. While
fore departing for his home in the far pone of these green feeds have shown J
* FULLER BRUSHES
marked Increased production over any -
o ff state of Illinois.
GET Q U ALIT Y
other,
the
results
have
emphasized
the
;
C. D. Childs, having sold his farm.
Journeyed to Salem last Saturday, Importance and value of that form of
Put in your order now with
where it is reported he has purchased food when given In a variety.
Mrs. Gray, Laurel Cottage Ho
an elegant mansion and- expects to
tel. Telephone Red 198.
move there this coming week. This
FR E E BRUSH W ITH
community will undoubtedly feel the
E V E R Y ORDER
loss of such a high grade American
BURN CHINCH BUG N ESTS
citizen and «-ishes him all the luck
A L L KINDS OF BRUSHES
and best wishes the future holds for
Chinch bugs have made their
him and family.
appearance
in certain parts of
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the United States.
One chinch bug destroyed now
may i>revent the production of
hundreds to Infest your wheat
field later.
Chinch bugs paaa the winter
and early spring in wild grasi
More Eggs Obtained From Pen
and leaves, especially along
hedges and fences and In the
of Rhode Island Reds.
edges of woodlands adjoining
cultivated fields.
Burn grasses, leaves and oth
Mash Containing O ily 15 Pop Cent
er trash where the bugs may
Moat Scrap Gave Vary Satisfac
have found winter refuge. The
tory Results— Experiment
bugs not burned will be killed
ing With Green Feeds.
by exposure to the weather.
Clean np all trash and rubbish
(Prepared by tbe United States Depart
which may harbor the Insects in
ment o f Agriculture.)
winter.
Poultry-feeding experiments con
ducted by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, last fiscal year,
show that practically as good results
SIX R E W G R APH IC READERS
can be obtained without wheat as with
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Jhe
Graphic has listed six more
It In a ration. The Rhode Island Reds,
in the wheatless pen, averaged 140 new subscribers the past week, mak
eggs, while those In the pen receiving ing thirty-eight new ones this month.
wheat averaged 134 eggs. Good results
J. C. Endsley.
were obtained with tbe use of garbage
Elmer Hodges
until tbe warm weather began, when
D. A. Dobbs.
there was considerable mortality, due
James Patterson.
AT 1:30
apparently to the garbage spoiling.
V
C. H. Ellis.
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This work is being repeated this year
O. O. Smith.
with much more satisfactory results,
tbe garbage being fed in a trough on
a large wooden feeding hoard, which
You get results iÆ n advertising
prevents It from getting on the ground
and decaying.
in The Graphic, w ith the * largest
In "the use of vegetable proteins the
circula tibn in the oounty.
relative order of production is the
M en’s Pure Silk Hose, per pair .
A p ron Check O inghajns, best quality made, yd.
17c
9-4 Bleached Sheeting, good quality, per yard •
55c
M en’s Summer W o rk Shoes, solid leather, pair $3.85
Bargains in Groceries Every Day. It will
pay you to buy your groceries here
E. C. B A IR D
Cash Paid for Eggs
HENS WITHOUT WHEAT
GIVE GOOD RESULTS
je a n ’ experience as a plumber and w ill at all times endeavor to
fiv e the best of work and service.
W IL L L IT E D l BU ILD ING A N D BE R EAD Y A T A R Y TIM E, D A Y
OB R IG H T TO AH 8W EB CALLS.
PHOHE BLACK 23
Sole A fe a t for Colonial Pipeless Furnace
1
A wonderful cold lunch; makes
a most delicious salad and can
be eaten hot with cream gravy.
Your dealer w ill have i t
some today.
Buy
Produced and packed daily in
Portland.
T ty a Graphic Classified.
- BIGGEST VALUES ON
Lifetime Ware, also
Betty Bright Ware
Saturday, April 30
P. M.
Nash Furniture Co.
OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS
15c lb.
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121c lb.
Sugar Cured Bacon
25c lb.
Boiling Beef
BILL, THE PLUMBER
Has had eleven
KIPPERED SALMON?
Ever, given at $1.89
SUCCESSOR TO
tinue same at the old stand, 510 First street.
H AVE Y O U TRIED
ALUMINUM WARE
J. O . J O H N S O N
of B ill the P lu sh e r and w ill con
50c
M en’s Best Quality B ib O veralls, full cut, pair $1.75
B e e fF o t Roast
Hag purchased the business
.
18c
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Sugar Cured Bacon Backs 25c lb.
Give Poultry Right Kind of Feed at
Fixed Periods.
same as It was last year. No success
has followed an attempt to substitute
completely vegetable protein for ani
mal protein. Tbe ration used last
year, a mash containing only IS per
cent meat scrap as compared with ^20
to 28 per cent in the ordinary mashes,
gave very satisfactory results with the
heavier breeds, especially the Ply
mouth Rocks, In keeping the birds In
good physical condition and fertility,
though, the egg yield was not quits
so good aa when the higher per cent
of meat scrap w m used.
A G E N T S F O R R E D R O C K C O T T A G E C H EESE
Q U A L IT Y C O U N T S
N ew berg M e a t Company