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WEST CHEHALEM Mr». M. W. Patton wae a Portland vUitor Wednesday. De Vere Fendall spent Sunday w ith the home folks. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Dolph were In Portland Friday and Saturday. L. L. Chambers, proprietor of the •'Dixie" farm, has finished his seed ing. W ilbur Baker is spending the week at home on account of insti tute. Mrs. Bush was back to church Sunday after an absence of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Patton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Yergen. Friday night the V. S. boys' class will have a m eeting and boys! party at the church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Amoth and family were Sunday guests of. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Baker and family. Virgil Shaw met w ith a slight accident Monday when he was run oxer by school children on horses and sustained some m inor bruises. W illiam Schulmerich, secretary of the W ashington county farm bureau, spoke Saturday afternoon at No. 10 school house in the interests of the farm bureau organization. A num ber of people In th^tfom - m unity attended the charivari of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Follett Thursday of last week at the bride’s home. Refreshm ents were served consist ing of coffee, sandwiches, punch, candy and cigars. A good tim e was enjoyed by all. —— Largest Circolati« lo Yamhill County NEW BIBO GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1981 TOUR RIBBON RIDGE Aunt Lou C arter called on Mrs. Sarah Grover Tuesday. Mr». F rank Lowe called on Mrs. Sarah Grover Monday. Miss Blanche RuthraiT was visit ing in Portland over the week end. Mrs. Charles Sallee called on Mrs. George W enger Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Sallee visited her sister, Mrs. A rthur Lyons, on Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sallee were 'visiting in Newberg Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Cartpr vis ited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bar- net Roe at Lake View. Mrs. FTancie Rich and Miss Gladys H ertig were visiting Mrs. George W enger Tuesday. Mrs. A. L. Van Osdol of Newberg has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Fay Harford, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrefrice Boyd of Newberg spent Sunday afternoon w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Pattison re turned from the coast last Thursday after several days spent on the beach. Mrs. John Carter came home Mon day after spending a week w ith her daughter. ‘ Mrs. Evan Carter, at M ountain Top. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook and child ren of Chehalem Center, and Mr. and Mrs. George Vanose, vtslted Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C arter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. H ertig and two daughters, Gladys and Clara Louise, visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. B arter at the Newberg hospital Sun day afternoon, and while there met the new Mrs. Romlg. We are all sorry to hear of the serious illness of Mrs. Celinda Rob ert». m other of Mrs. W ilbur Shook, as she Is well known at Ribbon Ridge and loved by all who know her; and all hope for her recovery. --------- o---------- SUNNYCREST Mr. and Mrs. Parks were out learning the ways of the Ford last Sunday. Mr. W hite seems to be very busy running an eight o’clock Jitney out this way the past week. Miss Maud Koeber was a visitor at the home of her sister. Mrs. Chas. K. Hubbard, last Sunday afternoon. C. W. Bradshaw, Charles K. H ub bard and A. S. M ellinger were busi ness visitors at Salem last Monday. Several of the neighbors are plan ning on visiting the stock show Thursday. They expect to make a sort of neighborly holiday of It. C. W. Bradshaw, accompanied by Mrs. Bradshaw and S. T. Bixler and wife, attended the county federation m eeting a t Grand Ronde last Tues day. Harley and Elm er Hall have con tracted with Mr Cantrell of New berg for some clearing to be done this winter. When this is finished they will have a fine field of bottom ground. Noted in the last G raphic was an item telling of the departure of F rank Devore a n d 'fa m ily for Ne braska. They did not go. Mr. De- Vore has been here a year and is webfooted now. A very enjoyable day was spent by several of the neighbors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Dillinger in the Ped Hills Wednesday of last week. The occasion was In honor of their daughter. Mis» Jessie, and Eugene Hubbard. A sum ptuous din ; on Monday, we expect to have regu- lar school from next week on. Mrs. M. M. Harvey's daughter, who has been visiting relatives on the M ountain and n ear Portland and Hillsboro since August, will leave soon for her home In Alaska. The Louis Flnigau family went to Tillamook Thursday returning home Friday w ith a load of fish. They stayed with Mrs. F lnigan’s cousin while there. Mrs. D. A. Roney and dau gh ters and son-in-law arrived home this week from an extended visit in the east and a six weeks' trip by auto through California. A fine time was enjoyed by a large /fcrawd at H utchens dance pn S at urday night. Everyone In the neigh borhood came and brought a friend or two from somewhere else. Supper was served at m idnight and dancing continued until nearly m orning. A new bridge is being built on the county road just below Mr.' W alton’s place. Several cars, the m ail carrier Included, had difficulty in getting by Tuesday, some having to go back and come up another way. but we are all glad to have a new bridge there if we are inconvenienced for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDougall re turned home Saturday from a four days' trip to the coast. The roads are better than in the sum m er and though quite rainy, the w eather was very warm. The heavy salmon run was over before they got there, but they managed to get quite a few sm all salm on.-------— — ---------------- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Serra and two children. Miss Rose Serra, W il liam and Dave G arbarino from P o rt land and Miss Georgia McDougall from Dayton were Saturday and Sunday guests at the Roy McDougall home. The boys came to hunt rab bits. but I gues the rabbits knew they were coming as not one was seen. ner was served the guests by Mrs. Dillinger. assisted by some of the ladies. There was much excitem ent due to the bashfulness of both Miss Dillinger and Mr. Hubbard. It seemed quite a task for some of the ladies present to bring Mr. Hubbard from his hiding place and receive congratulations in a proper and fit ting manner. It seemed, however, the bride-to-be was of sterner m ettle than her prospective m ate, for with the exception of slight em barrass ment, she withstood the-storm well. To name those present would only be to enum erate the host of friends of. the young people. , The ladies of the community took advantage of the gathering and organized the Sunnycrest ladies' club. Mrs. Lea- ton was elected president. Mrs. H ar ley Hall secretary, and Mrs. Brad shaw treasurer. Everyone wished the young people a happy future. ---------- o ----------- REX Lewis Nichols Is a new eighth grade pupil. L. W hitaker was a passenger to Portland Tuesday. Fred Schaad left for Bull Run Tuesday m orning for his work. He lays steel for bridges. Mrs. Sam H ew itt of Portland spent a few days at the Sanderm an and Wiley homes last week. Simon Sanderm an attended the new era conference at McMinnville Thursday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Palm eter, of Staples, Minnesota, are here visiting the lat ter's brother. Abe Jenkins and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Sanderm an and son. Austin, went to Sheridan last Sat urday to attend the Sunday school convention. N. L. Wiley, the school clerk, has been posting notices .calling for a special m eeting to elect one director, And vote the annual school tax. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhlbegs and son. Andrew, of Chicago. Illinois, and Mr. Dean- of Portland, called at the W oodworth and Eves homes last Sunday. Last Sunday m orning the services at Rex Friends church were conduc ted by a Pacific College gospel team. The chief speakers were Pearson Beals and Miss Helen H ester.' The music was fine. The com m unity ladies aid met with Mrs. Ed West last week. Thurs day-. The program was T hanksgiv ing. The next m eeting will be with Mrs. Elmer W right and the program will be Christmas, ---------- o---------- CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN • Fred M lttern went to Newberg Tuesday. D. M. McGinnis was a Portland visitor last week. I. A. McCormic and family went to Portland Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Logan were Newberg visitors on Saturday. F rank Shook and family and Tom Crews were in Newberg Saturday. Clarence and Elsie Ornduff took in the stock show at Portland Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W ohlschlegel were visiting at Buck Heaven Wed nesday. . lrr. C race H utchens visited with her m other, Mrs. Hum phreys, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Versteeg and daughter were Sunday visitors at the Morgan home. Many farm ers are taking advan tage of the fine w eather to get their fall seeding done. Ivy OrndufT is w orking in H ills boro for O. Phelps. Mr. Phelps runs the movie show at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deford went to Scholls Tuesday to attend the funeral of a brother Odd Fellow. Mr. Kayes. Mr. and Mrs. George M aynard and children and W ill Hazenberg were Sunday visitors at the H. J. Maynard home. Mr. and Mrs. Kohl went to New berg Tuesday, bringing home w ith them a load of lum ber for work on their house. Mrs. Carl Skelton and Mrs. Logan were visitors at 92 school last F ri day afternoon and find the scholars doing nicely. Finigans, OrndufTs, McCormics and others are commencing to dig their potatoes. They will store them in pits until spring. Mrs. I. G. McCormic and D. M. McGinnis are building a new garage on the McCormic ranch. Mrs. Mc Cormic has it painted now. Mrs. Jerom e Buzan and Mrs. Carl Skelton visited the Pleasant View school Tuesday afternoon and found the pupils progressing nicely. Mr. Hazenberg Is staying on his place fdr a few weeks and hauling wood to Newberg. He has been staying around Newberg before. Grace McCormic. who is going to school at Garden Home, is spending the institute holiday with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCormic. Mrs. Dood from Sandy visited at »he E. V. McDougall home Friday and Saturday. Saturday evening the McDougalls went with her to her home to spend Sunday. We have a new teacher now at Laurel Heights. Mrs. Nanna Daven port from Laurel, and while on ac count of the Hillsboro institute and Arm istice Day, we only had school You can reduce the High Cost of Living by doing your own canning. We are selling the Economy Quart Jars and Wlde-Mouth Kerr Mason Q uart Jars at $1.29' per dozen while they last. J. L. VanBlaricom ( To Close Out Toweling A dandy Cotton Crash Toweling», linen finish, at 15 Cents yard. Eight fold Sunlight Yarn, at only 10 cents a skein. 15 cents to 22 cents a yard. • if yon bay them at Baird’s. Cotton Challies * Ladies’ Hose A large assortment of beautiful patterns for your comforts, 20 cents yard. One lot Ladies’ Regular 50 cent value Hose in Brown and Beaver, to close oat at 35 cents Curtain Scrim pair. A nice assortment to select from, at 23 cents a yard and np. Shoes FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.—You will al Outing Flannel ways save money on Shoes, in price and quality, Now is the time to bay yoar fall Outings GROCERIES Fletcher’s Hard Wheat Floor, sack........... $1.75 Rosebud Hard Wheat Floor, sack... . $1.75 Carnation and Bordens Milk, 2 for...........25c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 2 for.. . . : .................25c Post Toasties, 2 fo r.............................- ..........25c Shredded Wheat, package .............................15c Instant Postum, large size can........................ 45c Cream of Wheat, package............................ ; . 30c Good Balk Coffee, poand...... .......................20c White Lanndry Soap, bar................................5c Best Pore Sweet Lard, poand................... .. 18c Try a poand of oar Magnolia Steel-Cut Coffee. Put op in air tight pastboard containers.. It is equal in quality to the highest priced coffee on the market. We sell it at 35 cents a pound, 3 pounds for $1.00. We pay cash for eggs. Mrs. H attie Dyer is recovering from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Burgoyne were Portland visitors Tuesday. Mr. Graves and family are spend per to all the members of his imme ing the week at Chehalem Center. diate family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kincaid made Misses Grace Johnson and Her- a visit to McMinnville Wednesday. niina Frankhauser attended the Sun The Oregon Growers are still ship day school convention ping prunes to the packing house from Friday till Sunday. at Sheridan at Yamhill. Green peas and npw potatoes at Armistice day will be very quiet Otterbrook on the eighth of Novem at Springbrook. a good many people ber. an evidence of perpetual spring attending the celebrations held at time in the W illam ette valley. other points. Thomas Owens and ily of Con Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lenhart and don are m aking an fam extended visit Mrs. Charles Scott of Dundee, were with relatives in Dundee. At pres Sunday callers at the home of Mr. ent theey are at the home of A. J. and Mrs. Terry. Vedder. Mr. Bailey, the new owner of the Plans for a class for teachers and Duncan Bros, ranch. Is spending sev prospective teachers in the Sunday eral days here, working and im prov school way. The first ing things in general oh his jiew meeting are will under b« held next Friday possesion. evening. Lyle Burgoyne. who is a Southern Mr. and Mrs. H artzell and son of Pacific employe at Roseburg, glad Medfora are guests of Mr. and Mrs. dened the hearts of the home folks •G. A. Dearborn at Vallevue. W hile by sending them nine nice -salmon here they will attend the stock show trout caught in the Umpqua river. In Portland. Mrs. Gregg arrived home Monday The four young men who have evening from Salem, where she had been occupying the John Edwards been called by the serious Illness of bungalow, form erly .the post office, her grandchild. Frankie Childs. He finished their work in the prunes and is Improving very much and is on the moved away on Monday. road to recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Criffield of Rev. Miller and companions, who Dayton. W ashington, called at Ot- were fishing near Three Rivers last ter brook on Tuesday, on their way week returned home and report a San Diego, California. They are very successful trip. Five salmon m to otoring down and expect to spend were caught before "breakfast the the w inter in the southland. la st.d a y of their sojourn, but the A get-together m eeting for all breakfast was eaten at one p. m. members, friends and neighbors is Mr». Virgil Mills returned home called for next Friday evening at Tuesday after several days visit with the church. Rev. McAbee is a r relatives in Portland. She was ac ranging a program. and spend companied by her sister. Mrs. Pap a pleasant evening w Come ith us. pas of th at city, who will spend Homer Barnes, recently elected several days here calling on her choir leader. Is working faithfully friends and relatives. Mr. Pappas days to create more enthusiasm will arrive Sunday for the week end. these th at branch of the church work. Last Friday evening several neigh in If are interested and w ant to bors and friends gathered at the help you a good cause, see Mr. Barnes. home of Mrs. W anda Shires to re Mr. and Mrs. Bland H erring had mind her th at another year had been a surprise birthday party for Mrs. added to her age, and ljelp her cele Lee H erring one evening last week. brate the same. Mrs. Fred Kincaid Members of the H erring family. Mr. prepared the cake th at bore the Mrs. IJftul Groth, Mr. and Mrs. candles. After partaking of an ele and Ryan were guests of the even gant dinner, the balance of the even Alva ing was enjoyed by the guests in ing.The Dundee fruit growers and games, music, etc. Those present packers will have their special five- were: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mills. and tep-pound boxes of 20-30 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kincaid. Mr. and pound and 30-40 prunes ready this week. Mrs. Ed Fearey. Mr. and Mrs. D. These are put out especially Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer for the prunes holiday trade and are of Thorne. «.-special Interest to the prune grow . ---------- ®---------- ers of this section on that account. DUNDEE Thomas W arner had a birthday President H arding’s anniversary. Mr. Elkins and family are moving on Members of the walnut sorting force to Newberg. Mr. W arner's birthday cake D. P. Rice, a resident of Dundee j sharing wished him many happy returns. for some time, moved to Tualatin. ; They also expressed the hope that Several of Dundee’s citizens visited President H arding had good a the Portland stock show this week. | cake for his celebration. as When the Mrs. Ella Langellier was a guest birthday coincidence was mentioned of Mrs. Craw of Newberg last week. to a citizen of Dundee It called forth rem ark: ‘‘I thought he (Mr. Several Dundeeites enjoyed the this arner) m ust have been born on W hitney boys concert at Newberg on W ,ome specially im portant day. He's Friday. I've alw ays liked." Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ryan of Ho- a man Miss Cornelia Marvin, state libra qulam are visiting home folks in rian, addressed a Joint m eeting of Dundee. N’pwberg and Dundee citizens at 11 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Vestal will o'clock on Thursday last. The sub move into the house recently vacated ject of her talk was the establish- by D. P. Rice. (Contlnued on page eight.) Don’t forget the school budget election at the schoolhnuse on Nov ember the nineteenth. Barney Oldfield 3 0 x 3 Vi tire» John Edwards shipped the first J9.99. Doyle’s Tire Shop. 5tl two carloads of prunes for the Allan fruit company last week. I. W. Brown and wife of Newberg visited at the home of their nephew, Howard Brown, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Rlefenberg of Portland visited at Robin Lodge and Otterbrook Sunday and Mon day. GROWERS TO WHOM MONEY Spencer Vedder and family are IS DUE FOR FRUIT DELIVER m aking arrangem ents to move soon to a farm at Wanhougal, W ashing ED EARLY IN THE SEASON PLEASE CALL AT CANNERY ton. OFFICE AND RECEIVE THE Mr. McLeod and family expect to take up their residence soon on their SAME forty-acre farm ner Vancouver, W ashington. Oregon Canning Co. Uncle John P arrett celebrated his birthday last week by giving a sup- Reduce the High Cost of Living tfUVW »/ SPRINGBROOK - BAIRD’S - Notice! 1 BilII E. C. BAIRD. 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