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f I V , M • , II i h W l ^ T I I M I T i l M 1 . iimu |f I T I I M I miMim . . 1 - - ’p u » - -L - . ■---------- — ' r..~ • 0ÊÊM __________________ ___________________ ■ H / • - __________________________ ♦ ; • 1 ' . J U H M m * NEWBERG GRAPHIC, POUR « " * 1» 1 ------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1981 daughter, Marion, and Mrs. Sain- home Saturday evening. Twenty neighbors and friends were present, polts went to Portland Tuesday. amt 500 was played until a late hour, Mr. Morrison and family moved to vi hen refreshments were served and their home last Saturday. They lived everyone departed for home declar- in the Frost house until their house j ing they had had a very good time was vacated. The Lad Hill commercial club met SPRINGBROOK Mesdames Martin and Johnson Tuesday evening and business was Clarence and Iris Roberta of New- and Prof. Macy. with two boys of the i transacted as follows: Two new berg «pent Sunday at the home of Mr. gospel team, conducted the meeting members were admitted to the club, at the Rex Friends church last Sun and Mrs. J. C. Smith. who were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sut Mr. June* is building a new addi day. ton; and that the road leading from There was an error made in the ButtevtUe to Sherwood be named tion to hia house, making a coxy lit tle cottage that adds much to the statement about the parent-teachers’ Lad Hill road, and the road leading meeting December 12, instead of the j east and west be known as the Kra- value of hia little farm. , The boys at school have purchased 14th, on Wednesday, at 3:00 p. m. mlen road. m part of the fire equipment for Every parent is requested to attend. Mrs. Will Hitchen had a very nar- N. L. Wiley attended the funeral | ro\v escape from serious injury which the pie social was recently given. A practice exhibition was of Mrs. Martha Parrett. Fifty-four Thursday- during the hard wind given Wednesday afternoon. Fire years ago he had the/ pleasure of at storm. Mr. Hitchin was at McMinn Chief David and his men make good tending her wedding. He was eight ville on the jury. The barn door years old at that time and his par blew down and she had Mr. Benson, fire-lighters. A series of meetings is being held ents and the Parretts were old neigh a neighbor, come over to help her each evening and afternoon at the bors. * put it back. They had H up to The community Christmas tree and place when a hard gust of wind came church. Rev. Hinshaw is conducting the meetings and much interest has program will be held in the Advance j up and blew the door down, knocking been aroused. Large numbers are at hall December 23rd. in the evening Mrs. Hitchin In the mud. Although at eight o'clock. It is given under i her knee was pretty badly bruised. tending each service. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have moved the auspices .Of the community ladies she feels that she was not seriously , / into their new home which they re aid. Advance club, parent-teachers' l hurt. ---------- o---------- cently purchased from Supt. S. S. and school, including everyone tn the Duncan. Mr. Gardner and family, community. The school furnishes CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN who occupied the house for a short the program and each child will be E. V. McDougall went to Newberg remembered with a treat. time have moved near Newberg. Wednesday. The parent-teachers’ association Mr. Harvey is helpittg Mr. Skel- held a meeting at the home of Mrs. RIBBON RIDGE ■ ton fall some trees today. i Henry Stockman last Friday after Mrs. A. H. Boyd called on Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mittern w’ere noon. Many interesting things came ; Newberg visitors Saturday. up for discussion. At .a recent meet F. Hertig Tuesday. ing of the club the county library «' Arthur Lyons and Charles Sallee H. J. Maynard took a load of po movement was voted down, the mem are doing some carpenter work at tatoes to Newberg Monday. bers believing that taxes were about The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Thayer and son. Harvey McCollum has been quite sick high enough at present. Lyle, were Sunday visitors at the A. this week. ---------- o---------- F. Hertig home. Henry Versteeg started digging po- SUNNY CREST Mr. and Mrs. George Vanosse were I tatoes Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frost Mrs. P. J. Myers has been sick for Saturday evening callers at the Wil ' are helping him. some time but is reported as im liam Carter home. Myron Brown and Carl Wohlschle- proving nicedy the past week. Mrs. A. H.. Boyd called on Mrs. j gel were visitors at the Date Hutch- The cold mornings last week killed Sarah Grover and Aunt Lou Carter ! ens home Sunday. the potato vines so the last few nice one day last week. Dr. and Mrs. Logan left the first days have been digging time. Mrs. George Carter spent a few of the week for a few weeks’ vaca Little Verna Hubbard celebrated days this week visiting her mother, tion» at the coast. her fifth birthday last Sunday. The Mrs. Evans, in Newberg. Tuesday several men started drill guest of honor was her grandma. Bob Cook and family spent Sun Mrs. W. H. Hubbard. day with Mrs. Cook’s parents, Mr. ing ‘ rock for blasting, preparing to rock the school house hill. Last Monday the county had the and Mrs. William Carter. Iola Kohl went to Newberg Mon grader running over the roads in Mr. and Mrs. George Vanoose and this neighborhood, cleaning qut the son. Virgil, spent Friday evening | day to have the dental work finished that was started last week. ditches a/id filling the holes with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sallee. Carl and Ed. Wohlschlegel, Albert A friend of the Parks and Dillin- Mrs. Avon Slade. had her tonsils ger families, an old lady, who makes and adenoids removed by Dr. Gouch- Hintz. H. J. Maynard and the Mc- her home in Portland, came out for er at McMinnville one day last week. Dougalls were In Newberg Thursday. May Jones and Ray Ego were ex a visit last Tuesday. She expects to Mrs. Ellen Tucker and Ollie Ol visit some time at the Dillinger home son of Portland have been visiting ercising a nice team of colts Sunday in the Red Hills. at the W. R. Carter and George Van and at the same time enjoying a fine drive in the sunshine. Last Thursday the Sunnycrest la osse homes. Mrs. Grace Hutchens, Ward Mc- dies’ club met at the home of Mrs. A. F. Hertig is on the sick list, A. O. Peterson. The day was so but under the good care of Dr. Rom- Maugh. Earl Etzwiler and wife and stormy that some of the ladies were ig Is improving fine and hopes to be Mr. McCollum are digging potatoes on the McCollum farm. unable to attend but those present out at work soon. reported a very enjoyable afternoon. Tom Hutchens is visiting with his Mr.' and Mrs. Fay Harford and Refreshments were served by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Date Hutchens daughter, Catherine, Mrs. Francis hostess. Those present were Mrs. w-hile his wife is visiting wth her Parks, Mrs. Hubble. Mrs. Leaton and Rich and Melvin Van Osdol motored mother, Mrs. Humphreys. to Portland Sunday. small daughter, Mrs. C. A. Crater, The mail carrier had some slash Mrs. George Carter and her sister. Mrs.Gable and children. Mrs. Brad ing and logging to do Friday before shaw, Mrs. Eugene Hubbard, and MiSs’ Lucile Evans of Newberg. and he could get over his route, on ac Mrs. Charles Hubbard and small Mrs. A. H. Boyd were Saturday call count of the wind storm. sons. Mrs. Eugene Hubbard Invited ers at the George Wenger home. Quite a few people met at the the club to meet at her home for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sallee and their next session. daughter. Miss Eva. and Miss Blanch school house to organize a literary ---------- o---------- Ruthr&ff spent Thursday evening society but we do not know what arrangements were made. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams. WEST CHEHALEM Leslie McDougall and wife from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and Harold Davis spent Sunday with two sons. Marvin and Stanley, visit Dayton spent Sunday at the E. V. Ernest Baker. ed Mrs. Williams’ parents, Mr. and McDougall home. They came up to Lois Fendall visited Ethel Bush of Mrs. Wirt Laughltn at Yamhill Sun get out of the fog and enjoy the sum shine. Yamhill Wednesday. day. The Roy McDougalls spent the day Mrs. Frank Lowe of Ribbon Ridge Mrs. A. H. Boyd, Mrs. Lou Carter attended West Chehalem church ser and Mrs. Charles Sallee attended the Sunday with the George Maynard vices. West Chehalem ladies aid society family. Mrs. Hutchens, and Archie Hutchens were also there part of the Herbert Minier of Lowell has been held at Mrs. B. F. Yergen’s Wed day. visiting B. F. Yergen and family the nesday. Mrs. Mr M. Harvey is leaving Wed past few days. Mrs. Adam Zenzen and four sons of The ladies aid society held a spec Raybell visited her daughter. Mrs. nesday afternoon for Hillsboro where ial meeting Tuesday afternoon at the George Wenger last Sunday. Of she w-lll visit the rest of the week course the new grand-daughter was with her daughter, who is leaving home of Mrs. B. F. Yergen. for her home In Alaska on Saturday. Mrs. Eric Becker and children of the main attraction. We have one very bad piece of road Springbrook are making a visit with just below the 92 school house that Mrs. Becker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. LAD H lL L we hope we may soon have repaired. C. A. Deach. Mat Kiser butchered six fine pork We and other farmers are willing to Mrs. E. G. Fendall and Lois Fen ers Tuesday. get out and help fix it up at any dall were Portland shoppers Thurs time. Mr. Woolover and family are mov day and Friday of last week and Archie Hutchens, whose home is at while there visited friends, and De- ing to Wilsonville. Greer. Idaho, but who for the past Mr. and Mrs. Bruce. Case were Vere, who is working near Portland. year has been working around Eu Newberg shoppers Wednesday. On Friday evening. December 9. gene. is visiting relatives and friends Mrs. R. H. Walls went to Port on the mountain. He is a nephew of there will be a bazaar in the base ment of the church given by the la land Tuesday to spend a few days Date Hutchens. dies aid. There will be the usual as- shopping. Yes we had quite a hard wind uoftment of fine, home-made hand Jim Parrett butchered a young storm Thursday. Trees were up kerchiefs.. aprons, fancy work, etc., beef Monday which he sold out to rooted. snags blown down, but no ser on sale, besides candy and popcorn. the neighbors. ious damage is reported and the days Cake, coffee and sandwiches .also Several of the I^ad Hill folks at — Friday, Saturday and Sunday— ■erved. Everyone is cordially in tended the funeral of Mrs. Jane Par with their warm sunshine, after fros vited. It doesn’t pay to miss a ba- rett at Pleasant Hill. ty nights more than repaid us for aaar like this to help your Christmas The opening of the new hall will the wind storm. «hopping be New Years eve, with a big dance, Sunday guests at the C. E. Skelton ---------- o---------- good music and a big supper. home were Mr. and Mrs. Buzan, Mr. REX The building committee went to and Mrs. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. N. L Wiley shipped some chickens Portland Tuesday and secured the Maynard. Mr. Hazenberg and Henry Mrs. Skelton was quite electric light fixtures for the hall, al Versteeg, Xo Cliffton, Oregon, last week. so the hardware. sick Saturday but having so much Joe Steger went to Portland last The hard wind storm last Thurs company helped her out. She was Saturday and returned Monday. day blew trees in most every direc better Monday. Mr. Snyder was also Dennis Mills and wife of Spring- tion. Several had to fee cut out of a visitor then. brook visited with Mrs. Mills' father ---------- tv--------- the road in order for the Newberg N. L. Wiley. mail carrier to get through. FIRE The Advance club are busy build Work has begun on the new road A Cadillac automobile was de ing the platform in the club house | through Parrett mountain and next stroyed by fire on Rex hill Tuesday for the Christmas program. I Monday has been set for donation night. Inkure your car with Church Rev. Charles Whitlock visited with work to begin. Everyone that is in ill & Tyndall and be protected. lOtl N. L. Wiley Tuesday and took orders terested in this road should come out ---------- o---------- for Bibles and Bible stories. and help put it through. The coun On the day after the marriage cer Will Seijaads moved Into their new ty is furnishing the powder to clean emony the native bridegroom of house a week ago Saturday. They it out 49 feet wide. west Africa shows his appreciation have a beautiful home now. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith enter of his wife by powdering her head Mr. and Mrs. August Schaad and tain ed with a card party at their with fine clay. ----- . . . j I' q ______________________ k 1 i * ; ■ : ' [. Largest Circulation in Yamhill County Correspondence WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED One of the Largest English Pocket Billiard (Snooker) Tables manufactured. This w ill be equipped w ith the best ligh tin g fixtures obtainable. It is our aim to get the best in gam ing fixtures fo r cfur trade. Come to the Club Billiard Parlor -BAIRD’S- Do not wait until the last day to do your Christmas Shopping. Do It now. Fancy Ribbons Hand Bags Kimonas Pendleton All Ladies and Misses Coats Shoes All ladies and Misses Coats are re duced one-third. W e are going to close out our entire line o f coats. Now is the time to buy your coat cheap. W e have the kind o f shoes that give satisfaction. They are built o f solid leather and will wear. Prices greatly reduced. You can buy your groceries at bargain prices every day o f the week at^ Baird's W e do not hold you to Saturday specials. Just phone your order to Baird's and they will be promptly delivered. Cash paid for eggs. E G BAIRD. MICKIE SAYS— VOVJ KIM CarIVE N O W PRWTOMG ID AM EXCUjfctVE JOB PRIvmM&J Swop ' k Try Sound Service rs jesrr im b \ ilm 6< s % f « W OF\T,'ER NOO KIM GIVE If TO O S, SO VJE'VL WAVE VAOPE VAOkiEN tD Gff OUT A BETTER TIRES and HBUSPMPtR PER NOO \ and their repairs TU BES Come get our prices, try our goods, and be convinced r— M . P. Elliott & Sons dont Be BASHFUL- AD- 810 East First Street Be “ Sound all A round” VÊR- T»$e!| Vi 5 Ä Gift Shop v - n / ALIEN IMMIGRANTS The greatest number of alien Im migrants to enter this country in any year came In 1914 (1,218.480). The next greatest number came in 1913 (1.197,862). The third greatest number came in 1910 (1,401,5*0). These ate the only three years la which more than a million have been admitted. is the place to buy Christmas presents for men, women and children at low prices. All children coming with their par ents, bringing a letter to Santa, will re ceive a Christmas present. AM Y'S GIFT STORE 205 First Street The smallest number since the Civil war ended was admitted In 1918 (110,* 618). In 1919 there were 141,132. In 1920 there were 400,001. — \ Immigration sank to the low ebb of 72,183 In 1862, during the Civil war. Immigration almost doubled mediately after the Civil war. ru v»? Im Sometimes a woman’s hair Is golden—and occasionally It Is plaited. If a man amounts to anything I* doesn’t have to boast of his ancestors. _ It makes a woman heartsick every time she has to cut a val uable piece of lace. There may be plenty of room at the top. hut victims of that tired feeling never reach It. If you compliment some men they will never forget you—un less you overdo the thing by lending them money. J. L. VanBlaricom Loans N o t a r y P u b lic In s u r a n c e W . E. W hite & Co. Will sell your City or Farm Property, but the price must be right WE HANDLE TRADES • Dnncan B uilding Reduce the High Cost of living You can reduce the High Cost of Living by doing your own canning. We are Helling the Economy Quart Jars and Wldo-Mouth Kerr Maaon Quart Jars at $1.25 per dozen while they last. MUSINGS fo r a good social game. Phone W h ite 107 Ladies Handkerchiefs Neckwear Hand Embroidered Underwear Wool Blankets—Beautiful Designs Linoleum and oilcloth will last twice as long If they are varnished once a year. 7 0 3 1 - 2 F irst S t. « Across street from U. S. Nat l Bonk
