Largest Circulation la Yamhill County
NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1991.
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Spaulding's mill last week, getting will meet Friday afternoon at two I #
his left wrist crushed-, and is unable o’clock at tho home of Mrs. A. R.
Mills. Arrangements will be made
to use that hand.
for entertalnlnj^the delegates of the
Mr. Wall's petition asking for his Christian Endeavor society, whose
reappointment as road supervisor of convention will be held Saturday
district N6 13 has been circulated and Sunday. October 29 and 30. A
CHEHALEM CENTER
by his friends in various parts of banquet is planned for Saturday
Last Friday morning Mr. Cole the district and has been signed by evening of the 29th. Mrs. Wanda
about one hundred and sixty voters Shires, «president and Mrs. Virgil
loet a valuable horse.
Melvin Elliott entered the Uni­ in No j 13. Mr. Walls has lived in Mills, secretary, are the new officers
versity of Oregon at Eugene about this district about seven years and recently elected in the parent teach­
is known as an active and enter-; ers' association.
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the 17th.
prism? man, is a constant worker |
Billy Howland came home from O. in the Lad Hill- Commercial club. |
A. C. for a week end visit, returning being chairman of the good roads.;
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
Sunday evening.
building./ and entertainment com-,
colors— full size— heavy quality, $7.00
mittee.«.
We
are having real Oregon mist
There will be an election at the
again.
school house Friday afternoon by the
per pair and up.____________________
district. One director is to be elec­
Floyd Hoffman was In Newberg
RIBBON RIDGE
ted to fill out the unexpired term of
Saturday.
William McBride, and a clerk to
Lee Van Osdol of Newberg was a
Cal Hutchens is suffering with a
take the place of Joseph Hoots, who ridge visitor Tuesday.
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sore hand.
resigned. '
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Large assortment of colors. Now
Arthur Lyons returned from a
Mr. Kutchanek was a Newberg
High school pupils from thts v i­ trip to the coast Tuesday.
is the time to get your yarns.
visitor Saturday.
cinity who attended the Freshman
Rudolph Wenger made a business
reception held at the Newberg high
J. F. Robertson and wife were last
school auditorium, were the Misses trip to Cove Orchard Monday.
week visitors on the mountain.
Ora, Carrie and Nema Morgan and
Janies Rogers of Hebo visited with
m
Mr. Hazeuberg was a guest at the
Bennie Shires, Allyn Staley and Ev­ Lester Boatman last Saturday.
Carl
Skelton
home
on
Sunday.
This is shoe weather.
If you
erett Morgan.
Mrs. Charles Sallee visited Mon­
W
ill
Davis
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kohl
A number of public spirited citi- day with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
want good shoes that will stand the
were Newberg visitors Tuesday.
*ens turned out last Tuesday and Lyons.
wear, get them at Baird's.
with pick and shovel took the rocks I
Mrs. Carl Skelton is helping Dr.
Ruby Brisbane was visiting the
out of the rocky knoll on the road
Logan
gather
their
walnut
crop.
school, also Mrs. William Carter, on
going west in front of the church
Ray Ego and May Jones were
and in front of the John Graves Tuesday."
residence. . Mr. Carlisle, the road
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hertig and Sunday visitors at Lacy Ornduff’a.
commissioner was there and the family visited at the George Wenger
Myron Bryon and Wayne Dyer
You can always get good, cleanf
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road was graded up and gravel home Sunday.
spent Tuesday night at the Jv P.
fresh groceries, with all the conven.
placed on the fine new road bed.
A. H. Boyd Is quite seriously sick Jones home.
This part of the road has certainly
iences such as phone service and
Dr. Heeter is V Earl. Etswiler and w ife' have
been a bad stretch in the times gone i^ith rheumatism.
doctoring him.
moved on the Ottis place, which they
by, and all will appreciate the im­
Cotton—
full
size—
extra
heavy
prompt delivery, at prices less than
provements.
Melvin Van Osdol is staying with have rented.
.weight
$3.00
pair.
you pay elsewhere, quality considered,
his aunt, Mrs. Fay Harford, and at­
Don McGinnis, who is at present
tending school.
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employed at Portland, visited ho.me
it will pay you to trade at Baird's.
W oo l Blankets in plaids and plain
WEST CHEHALEM
Mr. and Mrs. James Boatman en­ folks Friday.
Vernon Wade is "picking walnuts tertained some cousins from North
Cal and Alfred Hutchens spent
Plains Saturday and Sunday.
for Mr. Dolph.
Sunday visiting at Burton's, Orn-
Mrs. M. W. Patton has returned __ A fine baby girl came Saturday duff's and Earl Etswiler's.
to their home at Forest Grove.
morning to gladden the home of Mr.
A baby girl, named Violet, arrived
Harold Follett was a Sunday vis­ and Mrs. Clifford Noble. Many con­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
gratulations.
itor of Mrs. J. Strong and family.
Morgan on Saturday. October 15.
1921.
DeVere Fendall made a short visit
Hfiss Grace Carter took all her
With the home folks last Sunday.
friends by surprise when she became
Mrs. Tom Shuck and son from
V irgil Shaw has entered school the bride of Jesse Hatch of Newberg. Hillsboro spent Sunday with Mrs. i____
again after a long absence on ac­ But we all wish the young couple a Shuck’s parents, the Louis Finnegan
count of illness.
long and happy life.
family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
i for sinks and bathtubs, too. It will
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sinniger went was put into operation again last
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
and family of Portland have moved
| also keep the sipk pipe free of odors
to Newberg Wednesday morning and week.
SPRINGBROOK
When making doughnuts, put a 1 and accumulated grease.
on the T. H. Bryan farm.
Mr. Sinniger went on to Portland to
Mr. and Mrs. Hlsey from Gresham spoonful of powdered or granulated
Mias Fern Mardach and brother spend the day.
A short church business meeting
Use tne water In which beef
were visitors at the Wilsey home last sugar into a sack, then put In several
spent
Sunday
at
the
home
of
A.
New­
was held Sunday for the purpose of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Messinger and week. Mrs. Hisey is a sister of Mr. doughnuts. Hold the sack shut and i tongue has been cooked for the water
by-
electing a substitute treasurer.
son. Harold, from McMinnville, vis­ Wilsey. Mr. Hlsey is pastor of the shake well. The cakes will be thor­ : to make a corn meal mush, then bits
Elwood Hodson. who is working ited relatives on the mountain from Methodist church at Gresham.
! of the leftover chopped tongue may
W ill Yergen from Portland and
oughly sugared.
in Dundee, spent the week end with Sunday-till Tuesday.
! be added and a delicious scrapple
Charles Yergen of Hubbard visited the home folks.
Mr. Ralph McCredie is spending a
j Is the result, which will when sliced
When
you
fill
your
oil
stove
or
with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Yergen and
Mrs. J. P. Jones and daughter, few days at the ‘ ‘old home place"
and fried, make a fine breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Stockman w-ere Sun­
|
heater,
place
the
tank
in
the
kitch­
family last Sunday.
The
dish.
day guests at the home of Virgil Kate Sinniger, and son. Wayne, were batching with Delmer Hall.
en
sink.
The
oil
that
may
be
spilled
Sunday visitors at the home of their boys bay It is hard to tell, front the can then be used to scour the Gink,
Mrs. Maggie Kinney and daugh­ Mills and family.
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results, which of the two is the
aunt, Mrs. R. L. Duncan.
ter, Frankie, of Newberg, were out
Graphic
want ads get results.
as
kerosene
is
an
excellent
cleanser
Mr. Mulkey and party of friends
better cook.
to see Mrs. Kinney.’s farm in West
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. McDougall
from
Portland
spent
Sunday
at
tile
Chehalem this *ee^.
Mr. Davis has been getting his
took a trip to Sandy, Oregon, Sat­
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Feary.
urday. returning Sunday evening in com crop kiln dried the past few I
Donald Davis left for Portland
Fred Kincaid journeyed to Albany their new Ford, which they recently days. He put it In Gene Hubbard’s
October 15th, where he will enter
dryer and gave It a thorough heat­
the Behnke-Walker business college. last Saturday in quest of the feath­ purchased.
He bagged the
ing up. He claims this to be the
He plans on staying with his broth­ ered “ varmints."
The Kohl family returned home only sure method of keeping Oregon j
limit.
er, Frank Davis.
Wednesday night from their trip to
b «
why?
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mosher and the various fairs in Oregon and the corn.
Mrs. Garretson and children, all of three girls started to school at Lau­
C. W. Bradshaw has undertaken
TAB TTTT.T.
To get full value of your crop.
Portland, were recent visitors at the rel heights on Thursday.
the job of making a survey of th e 1
Born— To Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Taut- home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kincaid.
fruit in this neighborhood In connec-t
Mr. Pepper from Portland visited
fest a daughter. October 12; named
He)
P. H. Hammond, who recently dis­ Wednesday at the Floyd Hoffman tlon with the Farmers’ club.
Virginia June.
posed of his general store here, is home. Mrs. Hoffman and little would appreciate all the help possi-j
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and contemplating building a race track daughter returned to Portland with Me from everyone who has fruit of I
b . .
w h y?
son. Howard, spent Saturday in in the rear of his residence, where him to spend a few days with her any kind.
he may take intensive training to folks there.
Portland shopping.
C. W. Bradshaw has sold five acres!
To get full value for your money.
rec it- to proper weight. P. H. says
of
h.is place to Jasper Bales. Mr. •
R. Hj,. Walls is a candidate for
A grange fair was held at Scholls Bales expects to put out prunes. This
too
much
fat
is
accumulating.
road hois in Clackamas county again
Saturday.
October- 15.
Among
and here's wishing him good luck.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heater, Mr. mountaineers who attended are John will make Mr. Bales fifteen acres of
ana Mrs. Albert Heater. Mr. and and Fred Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. Fin- fine prune land,, ten acres of which
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Hitchen drove
Mrs.
Putnam, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ negaq, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deford, and is already in three year old prunes
to Newberg October 9th, and ate
and walnuts.
vin David, with their families, mo­ the Ira McCormic family.
birthday dinner with Mr. Hitchen’s
tored
to
Amity
last
Sunday,
where
A. W. Hubbell has sold twelve
mother. Mrs. Esther Hitchen, it be­
A number of Mountain top young acres of his place to Marvin Moore.
a reunion of the Heater family was
ing her 68th birthday.
held. An enjoyable time was spent people were going to a party at As this Joins A. E. Moore’s on the
Mr. Brunson’s when one wheel went west and is out to prunes and wal­
Mr. Stewart has been visiting his by all concerned.
into a deep ditch, throwing a few of
son, Alexander, who lives with Mr.
Springbrook schools are giving a the occupants out of the wagon. nuts. it will make Marvin and his
and Mrs. C. C. Loucks, the past
pie social Friday evening, October They were badly bruised up but father twenty-two acres of fine
week. Mr. Stewart lives in eastern
young orchard.
21, for the purpose of raising money fortunately not seriously injured.
Oregon.
Little Marjorie Gable, who re­
to purchase equipment for a fire
turned from the hospital last week,
The lumber for the new hall is company recently organized by the
is improving nicely. It is expected
nearly all hauled and construction larger boys. They need hose, axes.j
she will be able to sit up for a short
SUNNYCREST
will begin soon. The
Buttevillej buckets, etc., and what money is!
grange has offered to come over in a ieft will be turned over to the ladies!
Mr. and Mrs. Alspaugh have one time soon. She has had quite a long
body and give a day’s work on the club for purchasing other things of their grandchildren with them. siege of sickness and has become
hall.
needed by the school. A program The little one’s mother is at the hos­ very tired of lying in bed.
will
be rendered and lots of pies will pital in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobson from Kansas
Ellis Baker of Newberg and Missj
be
sold.
The public is invited to
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Avis Eddens of Dundee took Sunday
Mr.
Leaton
feels
that
he
Is
in
dinner af the home of George Smith. come out and help.
connection with affairs now as the Mrs. C. W. Graves. Mrs. Hobson and
Ellis met with an accident at
The parent-teachers’ association ’ phone line to the W. E. White place Mr. Graves are sister and brother.
Wonder of the automobile world, Is warranted to last 100,000
The Hobsons drove from Kansas In
miles; guaranteed to be resilent as properly inflated air-filled tires.
a Ford. They expect to visit some
time with Oregon friends and rela­
Is proof against scattered tacks or broken glase. W ill not puncture,
tives.
will not blow out, and never hardens. Recently In Chicago, a Red
It is reported that Frank DeVore
Cross representative, after Investigating the Filler, said: "Had we
has sold his place to Eugene Hub­
known there was such an article in existence, we would have hail
bard. This is one of the best little
one thousand cars operating In France equipped with It as quickly
places in the neighborhood. There
is only three acres of ground, mostly
aB it would have been possible to do It.”
in strawberries, but there Is a fine
new bungalow of Just the proper
Here are the names of a few of the Portland users of the Filler:
size on it.
Ask them how they like It. Sam Connell. Sam Connell Lumber Co.,
W ill Gable had his trunk packed
HEED NATURE'S PLA N for protecting one of the greatest con­
(Cole 3 ); Columbus Shipbuilding Co., (Chandler); R. G. Morrow,
and
In the machine to leave for
servators of constitutional health.
This means clean, sound and
Judge
circuit court, (Cole 8 ); City of Portland. , (F o rd s ); W. G.
Marshfield Monday morning. Some
Marsters, attorney, capitalist, (W in ton ); Dunning & Mclntee, un­
carefully taken care of teeth and gums.
«ay he did not leave because of rain,
others say— but why repeat all the
dertakers, (Hudson); John It. Hanson, (Cadillac); Dr. C. E. Crcddy.
Decayed teeth and diseased gum3 are a standing menace to your
gossip.
Ask W ill, maybe he can
(F o rd ); Dr. J. S. Moore, (F o rd ); Samuel B. Lawrence, attorney,
answer why.
But then, any man
health. The facts are based on many years of scientific research and
(Oakland);
Jas. M. Gillls, Grand Electric Co.. (Oldsmoblle).
with a mind has the right to change
are thoroughly familiar to the dental and medical professions, and are
it.
UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLE R CO-
now being given to the people through the mediums of honest adver­
Harley and Elmer Hall have Just
CORNER
COLLEGE AND SECOND STREETS
finished a stall for the Ford. The
tising and secular literature.
weather has been so damp and cool
the past week that night exposure
Is it not a fact that the strongest argument is BASED on SIMPLE
was telling on Its constitution.They
TRUTH ? In view of this situation is it not time you were giving your
feared weakening of the carburetor
with Internal complications if ]a
teeth due consideration by falling in line with the movement of con-
roof was not provided for its pro­
D r. C. A . E ld rie d g e
serving your teeth that is now sweeping the whole world?
tection.
As an inducement for the betterment of the cause, I AM MAKING A SENSATION AT. CUT IN
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Insurance
N o t a r y Public
tires
THE PRICE OF DENTISTRY
Barney Oldfields 30x3 4
3 11
$9.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop.
My Prices Are:
Correspondence
-BAIRD’S-
Coats Coats
Yarns
Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats
in all colors and styles. Best
of materials, all wool. These
Coats are marked down to
bottom prices— $17.50 to
$35.00 each.
Shoes
Groceries
Blankets
E. C BAIRD
W e pay cash for eggs.
A BERRIAN,
SOUND TIRE USER,
Said by M. P. Elliott & Sons, 810 E. 1st St
Be “ Sound all Around’’
Universal Tire Filler
Why Fan the Flames of Destruction
By Neglect?
J
.
Plates
- - - •
$15.00
Crowns. Gold (Posterior) $7.00
Crowns. Gold and Porce­
lain (Anterior)
•
$6.00
Bridge Work, per tooth - $7.00
Gold Fillings
-
$1.00 up
Porcelain Fillings
Silver Filling -
Cement Filling
Cleaning Teeth
Extractions •
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
$1.00 op
$1.00 up
.50
-
$
1.00
$ 1.00
A L L WORK GUARANTEED
Dr. C. A. Eldriedge
DENTIST
’
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Offices located over Lynn B. Ferguson’s Drug Store
NEWBERG. OREGON
PHONE RED 49
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