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U r ( u t Circulation In Yamhill County
NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1881.
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Livengood. G ladys Jones. Maggie Asntuss w e nt to P o r tla n d Monday
Gall. Iris Roberts. W a n d a R e n n e . e v e n in g to a t t e n d th e le c tu r e by
Elory a n d Ray P a r r is h . Leslie and Bishop Nelson.
Meryl Bell and F r a n c e s S a ndoi.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A nderson and t h r e e
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d a u g h t e r s a n d Mrs. M ulliga n of
P o r tla n d visited a t th e hom e of Mr.
SPRINGBROOK
a n d Mrs. D itto.
Mra. A nderson is
RIBBON RIDGE
Hazel a n d W illiam Bish w ere S u n ­
R. \V. W e n g e r is able to be out day visitors at th e J. C. S m ith home. a s iste r of Mrs. Ditto.
a g a in a f t e r a bad tim e w ith a n ab-
L. W h ita k e r w ho had e n liste d Iff
Mr. Jo n e s ha s beeu busy th e past th e navy for f o u r years, expected to
>o«*e on hi* knee.
week im proving his little ra n c h n e a r leave last week to go in to t r a in in g ,
Miss B lanch K uthraff, o u r te a c h e r, Springbrook.
but received w ord t h a t th e y had d is ­
;-pent th e week end w ith Mr. a n d
C r y s ta l
W h it e S o a p ar id
C o c o a p er p o u n d .
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h a rle s McDonald c h a r g e d all of th e n a v a l re c ru its.
Mra. Clifford Noble.
spent the week end a t th e hom e of
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
Ed
Asinuss
a
u
to
e
d
G eorge W e n g e r ha s finished h a u l ­ W. W. Denton.
fo Pacific City on Wednesday! of
Sea F oam ,
2 p o u n d s fo r .
ing his p r u n e s to Y am hill a n d is
.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. H. N ew ton of last week, r e t u r n i n g on F r id a y w*th
g a t h e r i n g his w a ln u t c ro p now.
P o r tla n d spe nt last S u n d a y a t th e ir 275 p o unds of salm on.
T h e y say
Mrs. Goodman of G a rib a ld i has ra n c h n e a r S pringbrook.
5 p o u n d s fo r .
1 4 0 c w o r th
.
.
th
a
t
you
have
to
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r
d
e
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r fish in
been v is itin g h e r nephew , A r t h u r
Mrs.
Ellen
M
etcalf
of
Los
A
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a
d
v
a
n
c
e
as
they
a
r
e
not
plentiful.
Lyons. She left for h e r home S u n ­
geles sp e n t a few d a y s v isitin g a t
On M onday m o r n in g a t a b o u t ten
day.
,
7 0 0 c w o r th
.
.
0
the home of Mr. a n d Mrs. R. S. o'clock a n a e ro p la n e landed in J a c k
Miss G ladys H e r tig a n d D elm er Newby.
S
m
ith
's
field.
T
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e
a
v
ia
to
r
had
come
B ea n s
H e r tig ha ve r e tu r n e d home from
C a n n e d P o r k ai
Save about 40 per cen t
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo e C ra n e e n t e r ­ from S ilv e rto n a n d w as he a d e d for
Hood R iv e r and G ra ss Valley, O re ­
ta in e d A. G. S m ith a n d son. Leo, P o r tla n d , b u t on a c c o u n t of th e
Soap improves with age.
gon.
and Mr. K im ball of P o r tla n d a t th e ir h eavy fog he w a s com pletely lost
p er can
.
.
.
.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Lowe a n d home Sunday.
a n d h a d to land to locate himself.
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Mr. a n d Mrs. A. H. Boyd a re helping
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ell Lew is of Los He w a ite d a s h o r t tim e u n til th e
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in th e Billy Dolph o r c h a r d a t W est
fog raised a n d th e n proceeded on to
Angeles
visited
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th
e
hom
e
of
Levi
V
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t
M
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Chehalem .
Lew is a n d A. R. Mills, « n ro u te hom e his d e stin a tio n . •'
O n e -h a lf p o u n d S a lm o n
C h a rle s Sallee and F re d W illia m s from a n e xte nde d e a s te r n trip.
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took a t r i p to Pacific City th e first
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Lisle H u b b a r d r e t u r n e d last S a t ­
WEST CHEHALEM
of th e w eek and b ro u g h t back a load
^
i L im ite d s u i >piy)
u rd a y to his hom e tn M arlon, O re­
of fresh salmon.
E. O. Van Osdol is h a u lin g wood
gon. a f te r sp e n d in g a few days vis- to N ew berg.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C ha rle s Sallee and itiu g his f a th e r . S. J. H u b b a rd , and
tw o d a u g h te r s , M ildred a n d Eva. siste r, Stella.
per can
.
•
.
.
Miss M inler w a s a S u n d a y visito r
Q u a k e r C o rn F la k e s p e r
visited a t th e Ja m e s H a dde n home
of Mrs. W ushbond.
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re
sid
e
n
t
Levi
T.
P
e
n
n
in
g
to
n
of
a t F e rn w o o d on Sunday.
R alph a n d W ilb u r B a k e r w ere
Pacific College delivered a n exc e lle nt
.
1 c a n T a ll S a in io n
package
.
.
.
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Mr. a n d Mrs. Elm o Blalock h a v e address at th e c h u r c h last S u n d a y Visiting w ith th e hom e folks th e
moved back a g a in a n d a r e on th e m orning.
past
week
end.
T h e " R e q u ir e m e n ts of
F r e d K in n e y r a n c h . W e a r e glad to G od" was th e su b je c t discussed.
6 c a n s fo r
.
.
,
Miss
RuthraJT,
R ibbon
R idge
6 packages
.
.
.
5 £ }c
w elcome th e m am o n g u s once more.
a
Mr. a u d Mrs. Allen ha ve tqoved tt> te a c h e r, w as a welcome n e w com er in
Mr. a n d Mrs. W illia m C a r te r a n d T w in Rocks, w h e re Mr. A llen has c h u r c h last S u u d a y .
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Mr. a n d Mrs. R obert Cook a n d tw o accepted a position w i t h a lu m b e r
H. L. A tnoth is very busy p a c k in g
sons a n d little d a u g h t e r of C h e h a ­ com pany.
T h e best w ishes of th e a c a rlo a d of a p p le s to be shipped
lem C e n te r visited S u n d a y a t th e A. c o m m u n ity go w ith th e m in th e ir W ednesday of th is week.
F. H e r tig home. _ -
new location.
T h e r e g u la r Y. P. S. C. E. m e e tin g
Mr. a n d Mrs. E d w a r d Oberg left
Mr. a n d Mrs. D. W. Ram sey r e ­ w as well a tte n d e d . I t w as decided
for th e ir hom e at N e w p o rt. O regon. t u r n e d hom e M onday from a several to m eet a t 7 :0 0 o ’clock in ste a d of
y
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T uesday m o r n in g a f t e r a tw o w eek'# w eeks' visit w ith th e ir d a u g h te r , 7:30.
visit w ith Mrs. O berg’s p a r e n ts , Mr. Olive F is h e r a n d fa m ily a t Pen’a-
M ayor C a lk in s a n d w ife a n d
a n d Mrs. A. F . H e rtig .
waw a, and also a son a n d fa m ily a t d a u g h t e r s and Mrs. A m elia C a lk in s
Mr. a n d Mrs. C h a rle s Sallee and T ekoa, W a sh in g to n .
w ere present a t W est C h e h a l e m ’s helped th e m se lv e s to e ig h t boxes of
d a u g h te r s . Mildred a n d Eva, Mr. a n d
Mr. G ra v e s’s fine S p ttz e n b e r g apples,
Mr. a n d ~Mre. J. M. G a r d n e r a n d ra lly day.
Mrs. A. F. H e r tig a n d fam ily, and son, Lowell, of Salem , sp e n t M onday
F iv e new p u p ils e n te r e d No. 10 w hich w ere a ll packed re a d y for
Mr. a n d Mrs. E d w a rd Oberg. of
e v e n in g a t th e hom e of Mra. G a r d ­ 'M onday b r in g in g th e to ta l u p to sh ip p in g : a n d o u t in th e b roa d day-«
N e w port, s p e n t th e e v e n in g S a tu r d a y
n e r ’s pa re n ts. Mr. a n d Mrs. D. W. tw e n ty in Mrs. W a sh b o n d 's room light th e y s to p a n d h elp them selves '
w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. W illia m C a rte r.
Ramsey.
Lowell is a t t e n d i n g P a ­ a n d n in e te e n in Miss D orothy Blen- to th e w a ln u ts a n d grapes. Ed F o rd :
T he fu n e r a l of Miss L illia n H e r tig cific College th is year.
also re p o r ts a n u m b e r of boxes o f ;
k in so p p 's room.
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w as a tte n d e d by a la r g e cro w d of
apples m issing.
J o h n G ra v e s says j
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T h e Oregon G ro w e rs re c e iv in g s t a ­
R e la tiv e s from F o re st Grove a n d
.friends a n d r e la tiv e s from f a r and
tio n is sh ip p in g th r e e tr u c k loads of C a r lto n su rp rise d Mr. a n d Mrs. H. it w as a s u re good t h i n g he did not I
’
We
give
liberal
values,
low
rates,
prompt
adjustment. Fire,
n e a r a n d the m a n y b e a u tif u l floral
tw o a n d o n e - h a lf to n s e a c h of p r u n e s C, B a k e r on th e i r tw e n ty -fifth wed* catch th e m as h e ha s t h a t K e n tu c k y I
theft, property damage, public liability and collision, any one or
offerings a n d k in d w o rd s spoken
s
h
o
tg
u
n
all
loaded
re
a
d
y
for
such
j
d a ily to th e p a c k in g p la n t a t Y a m ­ d in g a n n iv e r s a r y . October 11th. T h e
were a token of th e love a n d high
occasions. Mr. F o r d Is also on the
more forms in one policy.
hill. It will ta k e a b o u t tWo w eeks d a y w a s enjoyed by all.
esteem felt for h e r by all.
lcokout
for t h e low -dow n thieves.
t o c le a n up th e local product.
See onr agents before the FIRE DEMON gets your car, or
Mr. a n d ' Mrs. E d Z im m e rm a n of
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A te a m b e lo n g in g to th e D unc a n Y a m hill, Mr. a n d Mrs. E ric Becker
some "Road Hog” gets you.
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,
Bros, became f r ig h te n e d last S a t u r ­ a u d Mr. a n d Mrs. W illia m M u ir
SUNNYCREST
FERNWOOD
P. J. Meyer ip b u ild in g q u ite a n
Mrs. G e ttm a n a n d son. Royal, day w hile s t a n d i n g in f ro n t of th e from S p rin g b ro o k all spe nt S u n d a y
local c a n n e r y a n d m a de a sudden w ith th e ir pa re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. a d d itio n to h is house.
spent S a tu r d a y in P o r t l a n d .
d a sh for home, w h ic h they reached
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
Several f r ie n d s a n d re la tiv e s w ere
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C ha rle s L app a n d fa m ily from in due tim e w ith o u t a n y i n ju r y or A. Deach.
R
ally
d
a
y
w
a
s
observed
in
W
est
guests
a
t
t
h
e
hom
e
of
H
a
r
le
y
H
all
P o r tla n d spe nt S u n d a y a t th e W e s­ dam age.
R e p r e s e n te d b y
C h e h a le m w ith a n in te r e s tin g p r o ­ for S u n d a y d in n e r .
,
ley Boyes home.
T h e F a r m e r s c lu b he ld a very In ­ g ra m . S everal songs w e re s u n g a n d
NEW BERG LAND COMPANY
Mra. C. K. H u b b a r d w ade a tr ip
I r v in g S c h e rf and fa m ily a n d Mr. te r e s t i n g m e e tin g last S a tu r d a y a f ­
a n d Mrs. A. B. S cherf m otored to Mc­ te rn o o n a t th e schoolhouse. A sh o rt follow ing th e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’s r e ­ to H illsboro T u e sd a y on b u sin e ss In
508 First Street
m a r k s a n d s c r ip tu f e r e a d in g , Bibles connection w ith th e s e ttle m e n t of
M innville W ednesday.
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p ro g ra m by th e school a n d tw o n u m ­ w ere pre se n te d to t^iose w h o h a d
V e rn o n G roff is s p e n d in g th e b e rs re n d e re d by Mr. Becker a n d le a rn e d th e books of th e old t e s t a ­ h e r - f a t h e r ’s e sta te .
T h e D o w nhours, w ho ha v e lived
m o n th a t Hood River. W h ile th e r e Miss Sheldon w ere a p a r t of th e e n ­ m ent.
T hose rec e iv in g Bibles fo l­
he will s tu d y th e a p p le h a r v e s tin g . t e r t a i n i n g fe a tu re s.
low:
E lla a n d D orothy A m oth, in th e n e ig h b o rh o o d most of the
time for th e p a st te n or tw elve years,
Mrs. A. B. S cherf h a d h e r tonsils
T h e w r i t e r a n d people h e re w h o R u b y S tro n g , W in o n a a n d K a th le e n
removed on W e dne sda y of th is week. knew h im w ere v e ry m uch shocked S m ith , J a n e a n d C y ru s Dolph, a n d have moved to D undee.
Mr. L e a ton, A. W. H ubble. Mr. and
Dr. H e s te r perform ed th e O p e r a ­ last S a tu r d a y to read th e press re p o r t E r n e s t B aker.
F o llo w in g th is w as
tion.
of th e d e a t h of Medric Greer, a n ex- a n a d d re ss by S. M. C a lk in s r e g a r d ­ Mrs. C. W. B ra d sh a w and C. K. H u b ­
T he in g e a rly S u n d a y school a n d c h u r c h b a rd a tte n d e d th e f a r m e r s ’ m e e ting
Mrs. C. H. W h e e le r a n d d a u g h te r . service m a n . a t Hood River.
M a r g u e r ite , from P o r tla n d , visited a t y o ung m a n w as still su ffe rin g from h isto ry here. We w ere th e n favored a t S p rin g b ro o k last S a tu rd a y .
R a lp h B u tts h a s pu rc h a se d the
th e B r y a n t home on F r id a y a f t e r ­ shell sh o c k ' received d u r in g his se r­ by a vocal solo by Mrs. F re d Beagle.
vice overseas. T r u ly indeed th e w a r A f te r th is cam e a n a d d re ss by H e n ry f o rty acres f o rm e rly ow ned by E. P.
noon.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n S e ifke n of h a s ceased b u t th e c a s u a lty list goes A m o th , te llin g a m o n g o th e r th in g s Dixon. Mr. B u tts says he expects to
of c e r ta in fin a n c ia l needs of the build a log c a b in on th e place and
N e w b e rg spe nt S u n d a y a t th e home On.
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¡c h u r c h . T he n e x t e v e n t on th e pro­ a t le a st m ake it his home d u r i n g the
of Mr. S e ifk e n 's p a r e n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs.
g r a m w as a violin solo by Miss W i­ su m m e r.
F r e d Seifken.
REX
n ona S m ith .
F o llo w in g closing re­
T h e r e is one p roduc t th e S u nny-
E r n e s t B ro u ille tte ,
w h o tr a v e ls
We u n d e r s ta n d t h a t Abe J e n k i n s m a r k s by Rev. Brock and prayer, c r e s t people c a n be p roud of. th a t
o u t of S e a tttle . is s p e n d in g a few h a s tr a d e d h is old F o r d for a new th e p ro g ra m
ended w ith closing b e in g th e tw o t r u c k loads of h e a lth y ,
days a t t h e hom e of h is cousin. N el­ car.
song, “ W h e n th e Roll Is Called school c h ild r e n t h a t pass each m o r n ­
son B ro u ille tte .
Mrs. W h i t a k e r s p e n t a few d a y s N ext S u n d a y . I ’ll Be H e re ."
in g a n d e v e n in g g o in g to a n d from
Mrs. W a lla c e Jo n e s a n d b aby left la st week w ith h e r p a r e n ts a t P o r t ­
school. It m a k e s o n e w ish to be t h a t
for t h e i r new home in E u g e n e on land.
a g e a g a in a n d sh o u t as loudly as
CHEHALEM CENTER
S a tu r d a y . Mr. J o n e s h a s been t h e r e
th e balance.
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Miss E d i t h M in c h in will deliver
sin c e th e o p e n in g of th e fall te r m a t th e serm on a t Rex F r ie n d s c h u r c h
Mr. a n d Mra. L ineas C hristiansen
M a rjo rie Gable, w ho h a s been In
t h e Bible u n iv e rsity .
a n d son, Don, w ere P o r tla n d visitors th e h o sp ita l for th e past tw o weeks,
n e x t S a b b a th .
L ast S u n d a y a f te r n o o n Mrs. H. C.
h a s im proved to such an e x te n t th a t
R. W a lte r s a n d fam ily of n ear la st S a tu rd a y .
Ross. Mrs. A. S. L ivengood, Prof. E. D ayton h a v e moved in to th e old N.
Mr. a n d Mra. E a r l L a u g h lin and she w as ta k e n hom e W ednesday. It
H. Ross a n d th e Mises G race R iley L. W iley place.
d a u g h te r , S h e lia P earl, of Yamhill, h a s been Just tw o w eeks since she
a n d E th e l Ross m o to re d to L a fa y e tte ,
Mr. a n d Mrs. W ill Schaad a t ­ w ere g u e sts over S unday a t th e home w as o p e ra te d on* a t th e Good S a m a r ­
w h e re Miss Riley is t e a c h in g school.
i t a n h o sp ita l for a p p e n d ic itis.
All
tended th e le c tu r e by Bishop Nelson of th e T a n g e n s.
A m e r r y c row d of y o u n g folks in P o r tla n d M onday evening.
S. T. B ixler is g r in d in g th e sugar h e r f r ie n d s a r e g la d she Is doing so
from th is n e ighborhood a tte n d e d th e
Mra. F lo re n c e Eves e n te r ta in e d c a n e a n d boiling down th e sorgum well.
“ C o u n tr y School P a r t y ” given by th e
th is week. I t is th e r e g u la r old fa sh ­
Mra. P a rk s. Mrs. D lllin g e r and
for d i n n e r th e Mesdames Sim m ers,
se n io r C. E. society, a t th e N e w b e rg
ioned sorgum mill in o peration. They Miss Jessie D lllin g e r w ere M cM inn­
C
a
stritio
u
s.
D
itto
a
n
d
Frost.
C h r is tia n c h u r c h on last F r id a y e v e n ­
a r e t u r n i n g o u t q u ite a n u m b e r of ville v isito rs last T uesday. I t seemed
T h e a p p le crop a t Rex is alm ost g a llo n s of th e sw eet so rg u m mo­ to c a u se some sp e c u la tio n s and a n x ­
ing.
h a r v e s te d a n d m ost all of It ha s
iety on th e p a r t of some d is i n t e r ­
L orey L ivengood m et w ith a n u n ­ been sold to t h e ju ic e p la n t a t N e w ­ lasses.
Mr. a n d Mrs. S. T. Bixler a n d fa m ­ ested sp e c ta to rs, a s Gene H u b b a rd
fo rtu n ate
a c c id e n t
F r id a y
w h ile berg. I t w a s a f a ir crop.
ily m ade th e t r ip out on th e Colum­ h a p p e n e d to be t h e d r iv e r of th e
w o r k in g a t th e S p a u ld in g sa w m ill,
Mr. a n d Mrs. W o o d w o rth a n d Mr. bia h ig h w a y la st S u n d a y a week ago. “ J itn e y .”
T h e t r i p w as m ade In
W o n d e r of the au to m o b ile world. Is w a r r a n te d to last 100,000
by c a t c h i n g his h a n d u n d e r th e c o n ­
veyor c h a in , c u t t i n g off th e e n d of a n d Mrs. Yokel left on T h u r s d a y T h e y re p o rt a d e lig h tfu l ride a l­ safety.
m iles; g u a r a n te e d to be resllent a s pro p e rly Inflated alr-fllled tires.
for a w e e k ’s o u t i n g a t th e coast th o u g h th e wind was blow ing quite
one fo his fingers.
Mra. Ed S c h u ltz t h in k s th e person
Is proof a g a in s t s c a tte r e d ta c k s or broken glass. Will not p u n c tu re ,
w h e re th e y expect to can some s a l­ a g a le w hen they were out on Crown w h o stole h e r coat from th e ir buggy
Mr. a n d M ra N. D. B ro u ille tte mon.
will n o t blow out, a n d never hard e n s. R ecently In Chicago, a Red
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t,
alm
ost
te
a
r
in
g
the
top
off
of
la s t S a tu r d a y e ve ning, sm all, both
f p e n t th e week end in P o r tla n d vis­
Cross re p re s e n ta tiv e , a f te r In v e s tig a tin g th e F ille r, said: “ H ad we
Fred
Schaad
of M yrtle Creek th e F ord. T hey had to fold it down. m o ra lly a n d physically.
If he had
itin g w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. W illia m
k n o w n .th e r e w as such a n a r tic le in existence, we would have had
G eorge M cG uire a n d A ubrey Tan- been a m a n he would ha v e picked
H ilge rs. a n d w h ile t h e r e enjoyed a cam e hom e T h u r s d a y a n d sp e n t th e
t r i p o v e r th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r h i g h ­ week end. He r e tu r n e d to H ot L ake gen loaded th e i r g u n s in to the Ford on a m a n ’s size coat, a s Mr. S c h u ltz ’s
one th o u s a n d c a rs o p e r a tin g in F r a n c e equipped w ith it as quickly
on S a t u r d a y to c o n tin u e h is w ork a n d jo u r n e y e d o u t to Meadow Lake w as also in th e buggy. B ut sm a ll­
w ay as f a r as Hood River.
as it would have been possible to do It.”
on bridges.
on a c a m p in g trip . You have only ness Is th e m a in c h a r a c te r is tic of a
T h e J u n i o r class of th e F e rn w o o d
W ill S c h a a d a n d fa m ily w e n t to to liste n to th e boys a n d th e y will sn e a k thief.
S u n d a y school enjoyed a picnic d i n ­
H ere a r e th e n a m e s of a few of th e P o r tla n d users of th e F ille r:
A m e e tin g of th e sto c k h o ld e rs of
n e r in t h e grove back of th e school ! M ilw a u k ie S u n d a y to spend t h e day tell you of th e bears, deer, weasels,
Ask th e m how th e y like It. Sam Connell, Sam Connell L u m b e r Co.,
j
w
ith
Mrs.
S
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h
a
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d
’s
sister,
Mra.
cou
g
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rs,
etc.,
they
alm
ost
killed
in
th e f a r m e r s ’ te le p h o n e line th a t
house a f t e r S u n d a y school la st S u n ­
(Cole 8 ) ; C olum bus S h ip b u ild in g Co., ( C h a n d l e r ) ; R. G. Morrow,
day.
T hose p re se n t besides the Hepp. Mrs. S c ha a d stayed over uff- th e w ild h u n t. T hey re p o rt a good serves th e S u n n y c r e s t neighborhood
tim
e
generally.
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til
Monday.
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d g e c ir c u it c o u rt, (Cole 8 ) ; City of P o r tla n d , ( F o r d s ) ; W. O.
w
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s
held
a
t
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of
C.
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C
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te
r
te a c h e r. W. A. P a r r is h , w ere: E liz ­
A u g u st S c h a a d and th r e e c h ild re n
T h e Misses C a rrie Morgan, Elva M onday evening. It was found th e re
M a rste rs, a tto r n e y , c a p ita lis t. ( W i n t o n ) ; D u n n in g & M clntee, u n ­
a b e th a n d R u th S iefken, A lv in a j
S c h w a r tz e n a n d Ed M organ, E d n a R alston and Fleeta w e re eleven s h a r e s a t p re se n t and
L in d o u r. E llene A b e r n a th y , Elva a n d F r a n k
d e r ta k e r s . ( H u d s o n ) ; J o h n R. H anson, ( C a d illa c ) ; Dr. C. E. Creddy,
G ra v e s a n d Benny Shires, Allen tw o r e n tin g from th e line. New o f­
( F o r d ) ; Dr. J. S. Moore, ( F o r d ) ; Sam uel B. I,aw rence. a tto rn e y ,
ficers
w
ere
elected
as
follows:
P
r
e
s
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S ta le y a n d E v e r e tt Morgan are a t ­
( O a k l a n d ) ; Jas. M. Glllls, G ra n d E le c tric Co., (Oldrtmoblle).
t e n d in g N e w b e rg h ig h school.
E l­ id e n t. C. K. H u b b a r d ; se c re ta ry . C.
don E verest a g a in took up the work W. B r a d s h a w ; t r e a s u r e r , Mrs. C. A.
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER CO..
T w o new m e m be rs w ere
a t Pacific College.
He re p o rts the C r a te r .
w ork more in te r e s tin g th a n
ever voted in and given perm ission to
CORNER COLLEGE AND SECOND STREETS
S everal o th e r mat
w ith Rev. Levi T. P e n n in g to n a t the a t t a c h phones.
te r s of n e ig h b o rh o o d In te re st were
helm.
N-
W illia m M cBride and wife have | discussed.
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sold th e ir fa rm and are m oving to
P o r tla n d for th e present. T hey may
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
spend th e w in te r in C alifornia. The
B uford Deford w a s hom e Sunday.
c o m m u n ity s u s ta in s q u ite a loss in
W a l n u t p ic k in g s t a r t s a t N ut-
Notary Public
Insurance
th e ir d e p a r tu ie . W ith Mr. McBride
g o in g th e r e will be a vacancy on c r o f t T h u rs d a y .
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. R. D avis w ent to
We have a fine selection of Ladies', Misses', and Children’s Hats,
th e school board, as director. Also
Mr. Joe H oots resigned as clerk. He N e w b e r g W e d n e s d a y .’
at prices much lower than usual Both large and small hats (or
is le a v in g th e c o m m u n ity also we
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Shook and
u n d e r s ta n d .
fa m ily w e n t to N e w b e rg W e d n e s­
dress wear, made from the newest and best materials. Also tailored
Mr. a n d Mra. W. R. E verest mo­ day.
and sport hats for all occasions.
tored over to D a yton e a rly Tuesday
Mrs. I. N. Cam pbell w as a last
m o rn in g , w here th e y Joined Mrs. week's g u e st a t th e hom e of Dr.
E v e r e s t's b r o th e r and wife, R ichard L ogan.
. Children's tarns and hats for school, all shown at
Can offer you the beat investments in W ill­
S tevens, and th e little p a r ty motored
B uford Deford Is w o r k in g on th e
amette Valley Farma, Prune and Berry
o v e r to R lc k re a ll, n e a r Dallas, to a h ig h w a y
b e tw e e n
N e w b e rg
and
la rg e J e rse y stock fafm , ow ned by P o r tla n d .
Tra cts, City and Suburban Homes
M c A r th u r and Strauss. An a n n u a l
T om C rew s h a s been busy th e past
a u c tio n of th e c a ttle was being held.
tw o w eeks h a u l i n g c e d a r posts to
It w as a sig h t well w orth seeing
all th e well groomed stock, each N ew berg.
C a p ta in L u n d q u ls t from P o rtla n d
n u m b e re d a n d in th e ir stalls. The
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7 0 3 1 -2 First S t. Acres street fra« U. S. Nat l Bank
sales r a n from one h u n d re d to six s p e n t S u n d a y a t th e F loyd Hoff­
m a n home.
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h u n d r e d 'd o l l a r s .
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(C o n tin u e d on page e ig h t.)
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