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U r iM t Circulation In Yamhill County NEWBERG GRAPHIC. THURSDAY. JULY 11. IM I FOUR j tun is tarn'««. We hope he will soon recover. ---------o----- — FERNWOOD Mrs. Worth of Portland is viait- The Graphic wants a good, live 1"* d#u* h,er Mrs. Oettman and correapondent tn every community. f amity Mrs Mueller from Boise. Idaho is I f your district is not represqnted. phohe of write us for our proposition. visiting with her daughter. Mra. H. E. Powell. Mrs. and Mrs. T. Brouillette and LAD htt . t . Mrs. T. Blake of Portland were visit- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parrish. Earl Parrish and John Watson visited at j ors at the Boyes home Sunday, i Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Evans and Jack Smith’s Sunday. The Misses Margaret and Evelyn ! daughter, Marjtarette. were visitors Knoell of Tacoma. Washington, are * of Mr. and Mrs. U, S. Bryant. Sun viaitin^their aunt, Mrs. Jack Smith. day A very pretty bungalow is being Miss Alta Edminston is at home j erected on the Fairbanks farm, re- for a few weeks having finished teaching a term of school in south | cently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cox. ern Oregon. Owen Baker, who was playing in *Mrs. George Smith. Howard Smith and Alexander Stewart finished the barn, fell from a window, strik picking berries at Fernwood for Mrs. ing on a wagon and spraining both wrists H. N. Baker on Wednesday. Herman Parroti and family came - The berry picking in this district down from Washougal, Washington, is Just -about over, allowing many Saturday, bringing Chris Ives’ car people the privilege of attending home. Mr. Parrott -repaired it after Chautauqua. Mrs. Farrell from Minnesota and the wreck of June 9th. Mrs. Jennie Wilson and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Scott Parrott, Mias Martha Struve and Bruno Struve at from Washington are visiting Mr, tended the dance on the highway and Mrs. A. W. Farrell The Adolph beach is furnishing below Sherwood Saturday. Mr. Par rott and Mias Struve helped to furn great attraction for bathere this hot weather, as large crowds are there ish the music. Lewis Parrott had a close call of every afternoon and evening., losing one of his eyes last week. WEST CHEHALEM W hile sewing a shoe he stuck an awl in his right eye scratching the eye The C. W. Smith family went to ball. Dr. Hester is attending it and Gladstone park at Oregon City last it is healing nicely. Sunday. This community are deeply sad Mrg. Washbond and sons have dened by the loss of their club house i been taking in the Chautauqua In which burned to the ground Sun Newberg. day morning at 4:30. No one knows I Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Fendall have how the fire started. There had been returned to this community from a dance in the hall Saturday even Forest Grove. “ ing which closed at midnight. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Patton went Johnson who lives close by discover ed the fire and ran to warn C. C. to McMinnville Monday of this week, Loucks who has a store across the on a business trip. road from the hall, and by the time Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amoth have they got there the fire was beyond been entertaining a friend from the control. Six years ago the Lad H ill east the past week. Commercial Club was organized and DeVere and Lois Fendall took it was through this club that the Sunday dinner with the M. W. Pat ball was built. It was a credit to ton family last Sunday. any community as it was painted in A birthday party was held at the side and out; equipped with electric lights, chairs, dishes, piano, and full home of the Winns’ last Saturday stage settings. It was insured for evening. A large number of guests $1080. The club will rebuild as were present. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson of Cor soon as possible. vallis visited with E. tQ. Fendall ---------o--------- recently. Mr. Johnson was a former RF.Y a resident of this community. Miss Mary St rate came home from Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall and Portland for a short visit. daughter, Lois, returned from Seat Maxine Sturgis left for Gaston last tle last Wednesday. They very much week, where he is working. enjoyed seeing the sights of the city. Mary Jones went to Portland A very good meeting of the Y. P. Monday for a few days’ visit. S. C. E. was held Sunday evening at Mrs. Beatrice Eves Hesket made a the home of E. G. Fendall. A good short call on Thursday of last week. leader, the cooperation of those pres Several of the Rex People are at ent and the inspiring surroundings tending the Chautauqua at Newberg. ail contributed to the success of the Mr. and Mra Geo. DaviB of Port mqpting. land were guests at the R. E. Brown Don’t forget the picnic on Satur home Saturday. day of this week. Attractions: vol- Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and child ly ball, horse-shoes, ice cream, ren of Newberg spent Sunday at her handicap races, mountain climbing, fine spring water, all free. Come parents home. Mr. Elmer Wright. and enjoy the day on the Jerry Mrs. J. H. Bones of Monmouth left for hbr home last Saturday after O’Brien place. a two weeks’ visit with her sister CHEHALEM M OUHTAIH Mrs. R. E. grown. Fred Hittern has been working for Miss Florence Newell of Detroit. Michigan, stopped for a few days’ Egos. visit with her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cherry picking is finished up at F. Frost while enroute to California. Herd's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost and Finnegans spent Sunday at' the children. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ditto and Cascade Locks. Miss Florence Newell autoed to Sal Cal Hutchens is working on the em Sunday to visit with L. Reed street work in Newberg. Chambers and family. We say let the Berrians have an Mrs. Eves and Miss Esther Wiley exhibit at the state fair and under went to Monmouth to be with Mrs. their own name. Hesket and hear her lecture. They Nearly all are rejoicing that they returned to Newberg that evening with Mrs. Hesket who left the next have their hay in the barn without having it rained on. morning for her route. H. J. Maynard and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bierly and son of Beaverton, Oregon autoed over Roy McDougall and family spent for a visit with their friends, Mr. Sunday at George Maynard’s. The Finnegan, Messinger, McCor and Mrs F. Gust in and girls. Mr. Bierly taught the school nine years mick and Hulit families along with a few others, will spend the week end •ago where the girls attended. W e are sorry to say that Mr. Gott on a trip to Mount Hood. The most lieb Shaad had to be taken to the husky- ones will try climbing the boapital last Friday for an operation mountain Sunday. Mrs. Hutchens is home again. She for appendicitis. He is doing as well as could be expected under the clr- says she feels better on the moun- DRY G O O D S T o close out beautiful line Fig ured Voiles Values up to $1.75 per yd. $ .98 “ “ 1.00 “ .69 “ “ .65 “ .39 Striped Mohair Skirting, special . ... . . 1.48 Saturday Grocery Specials Large can Salmon__ _____ _________________ $ .10 Small can Salmon, 2 fo r...................... ............ 15 l^ rg e bottle Cane and A la p le ____________ .19 Fork and Bean«.............................................. 09 Martha Washington Beans, 12 lb«, fo r.............50 White Picketing Vinegar per g a llo n ........ .45 3-lb«. Caravan Coffee, 35c value__________ .85 Caricole and Salvador Blend Coffee, good cup quality, 3 lb«, f o r . . _______ _________ .50 20 Mule Team Borax Soap, 10 b a r «................50 21 b a r « ................. ......... ........................ 1.00 The Original 1 3 Soap Get our Saturday special price J. C . P O R T E R & C O . tsin even it it isn’t good for her. Earl Etsxwller is kept bupy these days keeping track of a litHe pig which doesn't like to live at home. Carl Wohlschlegel and family and Monroe Hutchens and family spent Sundny with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Date Hutchens. W ill Wohlschlegel. who has been in Newberg doctoring an abscess on his foot, yvill return home soon but will not be able to work for some time. , ----------o---------- RIBBON RIDGE The Wenger prune dryer is nearly finished and is a fine building. Mrs. John Carter is very ill. We all hope to see her up again soon. Mrs. Rudolf Wenger was visiting Mrs. George Wenger last Thursday. Mrs. A. F. Hertig and daughtsr, Clara, were calling on Mrs. Chas. Sallee Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Vanoose have moved up by McMinnville where George has work at a rock crusher. Rev. Brock and wife and daugh ter visited with Mrs. W. R. Carter and Mrs. Frank Lowe last Wednes day. James Hadden and family of New berg "were visiting his sister. Mrs. Chas. Sallee and Mrs. Arthur Lyons on Sunday. ’ Robert Cook dnd family and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sallee and two daughters were visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carter Sunday evening. Mr. and Nfrs. Sargent left Mon day for their home in Washington after a two months' visit with Mrs. Sargent’s mother, Mrs. Frank Lowe. Mrs. Elisabeth Holtgreive and son, C. E. Holtgreive, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Miller, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George Wenger and C. L. Bry ant were Sunday visitors at the A. F. Hertig home. DUNDEE Little Mabel Taber has been on the sick list this week. Mrs. Alice Ryan fs making an ex tended visit in Portland. Mrs. W. S. Allen is spending her summer at Rockaway beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Groth have gone to the const for a brief stay. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprudy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kerinedy. Mrs. J. D. Gordon visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gordon Wed nesday. Mr. Kellog, traffic inspector for the S. P., paid Mrs. Swlnk at the depot a visit this -week. Miss Grace Johnson went to Port land Thursday from where she in tends to go on to Hood River. Train Dispatcher Bimrose and wife visited Mrs. Swink and todk dinner with Mr. and Mrs. M. Meuller. The reason why thiB list of items- looks so sickly is because the “ guy” that writes ’em is sick this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Franklin have gone to Pacific City where they are interested in the fiBh business. Mrs. Harry Starr and daughter. Thelma, returned home from Cali fornia this week after a two months’ visit there. The Meneffee family are on their place for the summer. They are having the house repainted and Rev. Taber is doing the work. Paul Groth, hiB wife and Miss Anderson have returned from the coast. Mrs. Groth boasts of having caught a big’ salmon while there. The tickets for the Dundee Ly ceum course have sold so well that chairman Marr has found it neces sary to obtain some more. The first number, a musical concert will prob ably be given the last of next week so be sure that you have your ticket before then. Mr. Merriman McCloud was sec- iously hurt last week while hauling hay. The load tipped over throwing him on a fence poet, cutting his head badly and injuring his back so that he has very little control of his feet. We are glad to hear that he Is getting along nicely. --------- o--------- CHEHALEM CENTER A number of the different families Preparations are now going on for the forthcoming prune season. Wood is now being hauled in in large quantities and other minor de tails in connection with the dryer are being made. Miss Daisy Newhouse lift here last Friday for Bellingham, Wash ington. where she w ill attend the summer term of Washington State Normal school. Previous to her de parture, Miss Newhouse served as the lady’s overseer here in the local cannery, Holgers Climax, a Jersey bull owned by E. L. Heater, bad the mis fortune last Sunday of having his left leg broken, after becoming en tangled with his tethering chain. Dr. Horn from Newberg set the leg and it is thought that it will heal ! sustaining a broken collar bone and I other injuries. This Is the second within the next month or so. With the completion of the new I similar collision that bar occurred mountainside road there aré whis ' at this intersection in the past few perings about that it would be a | months. very good idea to have some kind While enroute to his home in Al- of a celebration as well as to dedi cate this new stretch. Just as to I berta, Canada. H. H. Parker and the exact date when this new road 1 family heard of the Berrian Festival will be officially thrown open to ' In Newberg and they decided to mot or via West Side highway from Cor traffic is now rather uncertain. Another automobile collision oc- vallis and visit this section of the cured at the intersection of the country. Mr. Parker left with the Sprlngbrook-Fernwood and West highest praise for this territory in Side Highway last Saturday. One | and about Newberg and expressed car driven by Mr. Doyle of Newberg i the desire to locate here in the near was crashed Into by another car j future. Mr. Parker stated that even coming as reported at a high rate the wonderful California country is of Bpeed, from Portland. As report no comparison to this section of the ed Mr. Doyle wan seriously Injured. country. are attending the Chautauqua. The continued dry weather is bringing, the berry season to a close. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chase and children left Saturday evening for an over Sunday camping trip along some of the trout streams. Mr. and Mrs. George Snow left the first of the week for an extend ed visit with relatives at Tacoma and Bremerton, Washington. Mi«a Ann« Tangen went to Port land last Friday. She is assisting In the care of the new son that arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hadley on June 28th. Mrs. Hadley was formerly Mian Alma Paulsen, who grew up In Chehalem Center. The H. C. Paulsen family were early residents here and are now living in Newberg. --------- o--------- SPRINGBROOK Miss Gertrude Hobson' went to Portland last Monday morning. Miss Blanche Carlisle spent the week end visiting at her parent’ home. Jay Fullerton who Is now em ployed at West Timber, Oregon, spent the week end with his family here. Zlm Mills has the frame work on his new residence now constructed and is rushing the structure to a com pletion. After spending several weeks at the Pearce sanatorium. Alfred Hob son returned to his home a few days ago. Virgil Mills and family, accom panied by a few of their eastern friends, motored over and- spent .the week end at the coast. This week will see the end of the black cap season. Nearly all the berries that have been picked this week are being sun-cured. Having completed grading work on the new mountainside road, the ¡Yuba caterpillar, tractor left this vicinity last Saturday morning. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R Announcing a substantial in Ford parts May Motor Company Newberg, Ore.
