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llr. and Mrs. Stubblefield visited
In Portland with their daughter, Sun
day Mr. Stubblefield returned home
Put his wife remained for a few days'
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Myron McVay was a visitor at the
h o u r of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Hub-
hard Sunday. Mr. McVay and Mr.
Hubbard worked together for the In-
anan-Panisen Logging company at
^ Kelso. Washington, for three years.
Lake Wilsesy. the youngest son ef
Sir. snd Mrs. John Wilsey, has been
ailiable to attend school for the past
week on account of a broken arm.
H e fell on the cement walk while
playing, breaking one of the bones
•ear, the wrtst.
Thursday evening a very enjoyable
p arty was given at “ W illow Brook
Khrm.” the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H om er Fisher, two milee west of
town. Many friends and neighbors
mere present to help enjoy the good
tim e and excellent refreshments.
• Delmer Hall arrived home Thurs
day evening from Tillamook, where
lie has been working for some time.
H e reports more rain out there than
Here, making It impossible to do road
work. He was doubly welcome as
Me treated several of the neighbors
t o a mess of real fresh clams.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crater en
tertained several of their friends at
« bounteous feast Sunday. The guests
/present were: Rev. C. H. Phillips
pastor of the Christian church. Mr
• a d Mrs. Packs ^nd family, and Mr
• a d Mrs. Dlllinger and daughter, Jes
s ie , and Eugene Hubbard.
o
at San Jose, California, since last
December, returned home Tuesday.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
Geo. Maynard home were May Jones,
Wayne Dyer. Ray Ego, Mrs. Carl
Wohlschlegel. Mrs. Date Hutchins,
Alfred Hutchins and Mr. and Mrs.
Ellery McDougall. v
„ If the naming o f that stretch of
road beginning on north Main street
at end of pavement and extending
out Illinois street to the bridge, were
I left to the farmers and motorists.
I I thiuk New berg would be as
ashamed of the name as they should
be of the road, and have a few loads
of grave lin the chuck holes.
A dance was given at the Frank
Smeltxer place Saturday night, a
large crowd attending. Refreshments
in the form of cake, coffee and sand
wiches were served at midnight by
the ladies, after which the dancing
continued until daylight. ’ Everybody
had an extra good time and would
like to have another dance at the
same place next Saturday night. A
collection amounting to seven dollars
was taken up. which will be turned
over to the Near East R elief fund
dpmmlttee. Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl Skel
ton arranged the dance for this pur
pose.
Mr. Powell many happy returns.
The Epworth League entertain
ment on Saturday evening was equal
to expectktlons as advertlqpd. It was
Indeed a “ craxy social’’ and thoee
who attended laughed till their
sides ached over the absurdities of
the whole affair. The music box.
agony quartette, hid# tanner, mem
ories, and Jewels were especially fun
ny features. Refreshments were serv
ed in an unusual manner ,and the
whole evening was one big success.
Little Joy Herring, the one-year-
and-two-months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Herring passed sway
Saturday after suffering for nearly
two weeks with double pneumonia.
Funeral services were held in Dundee
on Monday. To the great-grandpa
rents of the little one. Mr. and Mrs.
James Pool of Ne*(berg, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bland Herring, the grand-pa
rents. as well as to the sorrowing
parents, Dundee extends slncerest
sympathy.
May baskets were the order of the
day on Sunday. The pretty custom
is one that always pleases and in this
vicinity, where both tame and wild
flowers are plentiful on the first of
this month, it is very easy to observe
the occasion. Your Graphic corre
spondent was especially pleased with
a basket of moss and wild flowers,
the basket being— you nerer could
guess what— a copy of the Newberg
Graphic pinned into shape. Thanks,
little friend, for your thoughtfulness
and Its originality of expression.
A well attended meeting of the
Parent-Teachers' association was held
at the school bouse on Tuesday. The
chief feature of the program was an
address on "Civic Pride” by Rev. Ta
bor. Rev. Tabor’s enthusiasm for the
welfare of the community Is an in
spiration. The importance of Found
e r s ’ Day was emphasised and plans
for a large attendance from Dundee
at the celebration at Champoeg on
Saturday were made. Any person de
siring to go please give your name to
either Rev. Tabor or Fred Hutchinson
and arrangements will be made to ac
commodate you.
Not so bad, not at all so bad as
was expected when the Pacific Aca
demy baseball team Journeyed out
here apparently to trounce our
grammar school team. It looked like
a shut out for a while, then all at
once our hoys found their batting
eyes. The final score. Pacific Aca
demy 13 to Sprlngbrook 7.
Last Sunday the Messrs. Heater
and Putman drove to Portland to vis
it Miss Laura Putman, who under
went an operation last Friday for
goiter. Latest reports are that Mias
Putman ia feat convalescing and all
her frienda wish tor her to continue
doing so. Miss Putman 1« widely
known here and at Nowberg as
a musician.
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Plumbing and Heating
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T h e Sign
of
a Service
At
FERNWOOD
Mrs. H. C. Powell has an attack of
tonsllltls.
C. Gettman and family spent Sun
day In Portland.
N. Rassmuasen of Newberg motored
to Oregon City last Tuesday.
-Lourene and Dorr lx Gettman were
visitors at Mrs. C. L. Jones' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlsle and daughter.
Helen, were visitors at the Offel
home.
Mrs. U. S. Bryant and daughter,
Florence, spent Monday night in
TAB TTTT.T.
Portland.
Mrs. C. C. Loucks spent the weel^
The Boyea family and friends of
end in Portland.
Portland went on the Columbia high
Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Kiser went to
way Sunday.
Portland" to spend a couple of days
Mrs. 8am Jones spent Sunday at
with Mrs. Kiser’s mother, Mrs. Frona
Frank Jones’ . His little daughter,
Jones.
▲udry, returned with her.
W ill Hitchin has purchased an
Mrs. Offel and daughters. Dens
other registered Belgian mare. He
and Edna, and son, Harman, were
now has a fine team of Belgian
visitors at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
mares.
Abernathy last Sunday.
Several of the Lad Hill people at
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmussen and their
tended the dedication of the new
sons, Carl and Edd., and Mr. and
Orange hall in Butteville Saturday.
Mrs. Dennis Griggs were guests at
April 23.
the G. Grimes home Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Sovey came out from
An ice cream social, program an#
Portland last week to visit her bro
concert has been planned by the
ther, Fred St. Clair, who Is In very
Fernwood band and the social com
poor health.
mittee. The exact date will be fixed
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Mr. and Mrs. Florin Woods of
later.
T h e foundation has been laid for Portland spent Saturday and Sunday
A program will be given at the
with Mrs. Woods' parents. Mr. and
th e new Advance hall.
Fernwood school May 27. The pro
SPRINGBROOK
Mrs. L. Whitaker goes to Port Mrs. Frank Shain.
gram w ill start at 10 a. m. After a
A very enJoyable~day was spent at
land on Tuesday and Friday for
Last Saturday Mias Eunice Lewis picnic dinner some athletic sports
at the club house April 22. when went to Portland.
treatments.
and other details will be given later.
Mias Adele Ackerman left Monday twelve ladies gathered there to assist
Mrs. J. A. Wendell went to Lafay All are invited to come.
anorning for Portland to viait friends Mrs. Hacker quilt. Two quilts were ette last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bush “and lit
put in and completed. A delicious
to r a few days.
tle son. who have been visiting at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Kincaid
went
to
lunch was served at noon.
the home o f Guy S. Abernathy, re
Mrs. Hoening was a passenger to
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiser are Portland one day last week.
turned to their home in San Francis
Portland Saturday. She returned on
C.
D.
Childs
has
completed
moving’
happy now that they have their new
co the first of the week. Mrs. Bush
Monday morning.
water system completed and have to his new mansion in Salem.
is a sister of Mrs. Abernathy. ~
Some of the boys of the Rex school water piped in the house. Having
P. H. Hammond went to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rennie and fam
• r e repainting the blackboards and hauled water for twenty-seven years Wednesday to transact business.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Orne Renne and
they are looking pretty good.
they know how to appreciate tt.
0. S. Putman transacted business son. Harry, Mrs. Catner and her
Robert Brown is home on n ten-day
C. A. Allen had the misfortune to in Sherwood Wednesday morning.
mother, and Rose. Verna and Bobby
la y o ff from the postoffice • staff at lose one of bis horses last week. They
On Monday Mr. Gardner, passenger Stark were visitors at the home of
.Portland on account of sickness.
were grading on the river bank at traffic route agent, was here on busi Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Renne Sunday
Rex hill was so named because of McCulley’s, when they lost control of n
e s s . ^ _______ _
A birthday party was given at the
th e number of wrecks there in years the scraper. It bounded and struck
Last
Friday evening a number of Sandoz home in honor of Isabelle and
•gone. It hasn’t lost any of its old the horse on botlT hind legs, breaking
The
neighbors attended a social given in Gertrude Sandoz. , April 10.
habit yet.
one and cutting the muscle on the
guests were Eleanore and «Chancy
one of the Newberg churches.
Miss May W iley is missed very other. The horse had to be shot.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Putman, ac Gettman, Ida Hayward. Vera and
much by the 8th grade on account of
The Lad Hill Commercial club met
companied
by Roland Heater, mo Elizabeth Gall, Floyd Hadden, Kath
¡sickness. We are hoping she w ill be ia regular meeting last Tuesday
tored
to
Portland
on Friday of last erine Bryant and Ruth Everest. Light
hack in a few days.
evening and elected officers to serve week.
refreshments were served and the af
A. E. Peterson is shipping thirty six months, as follows: President,
ternoon was enjoyed by all.
On
Tuesday,
Bertie
Majors,
•
after
pounds of rabbits to the Portland C. A. Allen; vice-president, Mrs. C
A surprise party was given at the
C. Loucks; treasurer, J. A. Parrett; being driven over the Columbia high
market weekly, and is realising
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scherf by
sergeant at arms. R. H. Walls; board way. left in the evening for his home
good profit from them.
the German Methodist church and
in Indiana.
M rs Bert Com hue aad Miss Flo of directors. C. H. Ives, Geo. Smith,
near-by friends, In honor o f their
Mrs.
Frank
Kiser,
R.
V.
Hacker.
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ramsey’s
daughter,
rence Banquist came out from Port
25th wedding anniversary, Saturday,
husband
and
children
from
Salem,
C.
C.
Loucks.
land Sunday to visit their aunt and
April 2nd. There was a short pro
-
O'
visited at the Ramsey home on Tues gram given. Refreshments consist
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dorea.
day evening.
ed of Ice cream and cake. Those who
WEST CHEHALEM
The Misses Gridley, Curtis, Amelia
There are a number of farmers in ; were present were as follows: Mr.
and Edna Crede hiked out Ir o n
A cousin o f Mrs. E. G. Fendall Is
this community who have become and Mrs. George Scherf, Mr. and Mrs.
Jiewberg and called on Mrs. Haaket visiting her this week.
very enthusiastic and contemplate A. B. Scherf, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
and Mrs. Eves Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Strong sold s fine fat raising broccoli.
Scherf and son. HaFry, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. McCaffrey and daughter, Flo veal on Wednesday of this week.
A general exodus occurs during the Herman Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Aug
rence, returned to their home at
* Ora Vanosdol plans on planting
W ichita. Kansas, on Tuesday, after one half acre of sorghum this season. ralpy days among some of the farm ust Schaad and family, Mr. and Mrs.
ers to the woods, where they cut next W ill Schaad and family, Mr. and Mrs.
• two-weeks’ visit with the former's
Rev. and Mrs. Brock took Sunday winter’s wood supply.
Gottlieb Schaad and family, Mr. and
won, Llnsey, and family.
dinner with Mrs. Chas. Strong and
Mrs. Stlner, Mrs. Offel and family,
On
Friday
Mrs.
Hobson
and
daugh
8ome time between last Friday family.
Mr. Siefken and daughters Esther
ter,
Gertrude,
returned
from
Port
«ven in g and Monday there waa a
Mrs. C. W. Smith was a visitor at land. The following day Mrs. Hob and Elisabeth. A ll reported a good
burglar in the Rex school house. The
time.
teachers’ desks were disturbed and No. 10 school Tuesday afternoon of son went to Chehalem for a visit.
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this
week.
The Christian Endeavor society
a window pane was broken, which ia
chehalem
center .
Miss Lela Yedgen was absent from gathered at the church last Saturday
supposed to be the way he got in. The
Aubrey Tangen and Miss Elsie
lo ck was tampered with but he did high school several days last week morning and when they left the
on account of illness.
church yard appeared spick and span. Taylor motored to Portland Monday,
a o t get it open.
Clifford
Noble
is
reported
to
be
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. returning In the evening.
The people of the German M. E
Mrs. E. B. Ridgeway returned
«church gave Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sherf getting along nicely after an oper Mosier of McMinnville called on Mrs.
Fred Kincaid. Also Mrs. Kincaid’s home J u t Saturday, having spent
• surprise on Saturday evening, it be atlon for appendicitis.
n e their silver wedding anniversary.
Miss Lila Roberts, one of the teach brother and wife from Seattle, Wash some time with her daughter in
lumber camp.
A abort program was given early In ers at No. 10, spent the week-end at ington.
(b e evening. There were forty-eight her home in Fernwood.
The preesnt outlook for the straw
John Graves drove the Ford to
present besides the Immediate family.
Several of the West Chehalem folks berry crop Is very encouraging de Portland Monday, accompanied by
Beautiful gifts were received.
Ice attended the services on Ribbon spite the incessant rains and early Mrs. Olive Graves and little daugh
«ream and cake were served. An en Ridge Sunday afternoon.
frosts.
A very good crop is looked ter, Katberyn.
joyable time was reported and the
forward to.
The past week has been an unfor
Clinton
Randall,
a
student
at
O.
■g uests departed wishing them many
Due to a slow market In Portland tunate one as John Graves lost a
A. C., visited his mother, Mrs. J. T.
Muppy returns o f the day.
several rhubarb growers are left in cow by death and George Howland
Carter, Saturday and Sundag-
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a precarious state as to what to do and the Remmillard family each lost
Cbme
to
the
Sunday
school
social
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
Friday evening.
This means you. with their remaining crop, which is a good horse.
W a yn e Dyer spent Saturday night The families of all Sunday school about half harvested.
The Misees Anna and Elsie Tan
tel the John Jones home.
Sunday callers at the Duncan Bro gen have repapered the lower rooms
children, are also Invited.
C. 8. Skelton has sold his farm on
Frank Clark met with qiute a pain thers’ farm, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dun of their home and are doing the
(b e mountain to Carl Wohlschlegel ful scald last Saturday. While car can of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. J wood work in chlnamel, thus bright
« # Scholls.
rying boiling water he slipped and A. Duncan of Salem, Miss Theo. Dun ening up the home throughout.
Mrs. Edith Walton was called to
There was quite a shower of hail fell, spilling the hot water on his can of Portland and Mrs. T. McCoy
and Mrs. E. L..Evans of Newberg.
Newberg Sunday to the bedside of
« a the mountain Monday and a few face and hands.
To do honor and kind remembrance her mother, Mrs. Colton, who was
«bowers o f rain.
B. F. Yergen and family started to
A crew of men were at work re make a visit somewhere last Sunday, a number of neighbors called on Mrs. quite sick, but Is reported to be feel
pairing the “ Hurd H ill,’’ which had but were met with the disappoint E. C. Green last Friday evening, this ing batter at this writing.
The Chehalem Center school boys
become quite bad during the winter ment o f two blow-outs on the way. date being her birthday. A very
•nd spring rains.
The visit was postponed until a time good time was had by all and here Is Journeyed to Newberg last Friday
wishing Mrs. Green many more such afternoon to play the fourth grade
Dr. Logan has set out on their when blow-outs are not so frequent. hdppy birthdays.
boys In Newberg. The game resulted
place between three and four acree
The regular monthly communion
Inclement weather has retarded 13 to 15 In favor of the Chehalem
vjf strawberries. The more berries, service will be observed next Sunday
the more boosters for The Berrians.
at the West Chehalem church. Chris work on the new road, but neverthe Center boys.
less blasting goes on Just the same.
Mrs. Forgeson’s mother, who has
Mrs. Skelton’s mother, who has tian Endeavor meets in the evening The new road, when completed, will
been
an Invalid for a long time,
at
7
o'clock.
The
topic
for
the
even
been visiting her sister, Mrs. 8chepp,
ing is. “ Living Near to Christ.’ ’ The be a great asset to this community passed away the last of last week.
and surrounding territory a« well as Funeral occurred Monday from the
leader will be Donnie Smith.
being very scenic.
Adventist church, burial at the Rose
Next Sunday being Mother's Day. Lawn cemetery.
DUNDEE
an appropriate program has been ar
Mrs. Ella Quinn, who recently un
Another car was added to Dundee’s ranged, such as recitations and songs
number last week. Mr. and Mrs. Par after which the regular church ser derwent a serlpus operation at The
Dalles hospital, came out to the home
rel being the purchasers.
vice will be held. Rev. Carl Miller of L. A. Christianson Sunday. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman booth and urges and Invites everybody to this Quinn and her children w ill remain
children went to Portland Wednes service, which will be held during here for a time until she has en
day In their new car, and will visit the morning.
tirely recovered ahd is able to do her
relatives and friends for a few days.
A number of young people gather own work.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Allan. Mrs. ed last Thursday evening and a sur
A group of friends gathered at the
Y o u r hom e ia not com plete
Sarah Bryan, mother of Mrs. Allan, prise party occurred at the Child’s at the Staley home last Friday even
w ith out a m odern
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allan and little home to pay farewell respects to Miss ing to do honor to Allyn Staley, It
h eatin g system
son. and Miss Isabella Allan motored Lydia Childs, who will move with being the anniversary of his birth.
to Vancouver, Washington on Sunday her parents to Sajem. Roasted we- The house was beautifully decorated
to take birthday dinner with Alexan nles (dogs) featured the evening's with dogwood blossoms throughout.
der Allan and his wife.
entertainment.
One very novel feature was the gar
Several friend* of O. P. Powell re
A terrible screech and a Jong rets also being decorated, and games
membered that Wednesday, the 27th drawn-out yowl floated through the were Indulged In there. Although
of April, was his eighty-ninth blrth- air about here Tuesday evening. In the cherrlee are only In bloesom they
#»y nnd be was the recipient on that vestigation of different theories prov picked cherrlee and some were
Su ccesso r to
day of congratulations and best ed amiss, so we placed a call In at known to "go to Rome.’ ’ A very
BILL, THE PLUMBER
wishes snd gifts. Dundee is proud Newbdrg and was Informed. " I t ’s pleasant time was reported by all.
of the youth snd vigor snd enthusi nothing only the tother end of Chap An elegant lunch, consisting of cake,
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asm of her oldest «itixen, snd the lin and il/e Kid," meaning Newberg’s cookies, sandwiches, pickles and pink
whole community Joins in wishing new electric siren.
lemonade waa served.
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