NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S3, 1923
FOUR
m eeting. “ The Widow Sniggles" and Jones, and Elery and Ray Parrish.
her most beautiful daughters, and a Roy and Owen Baker and Qeorge
sketch
of a m arried m an’s troubles, Gall.
Correspondence by Aubrsy
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Tangeo were all highly
appreciated. Miss Mary Bell Graves
SUNNYCREST
gave two good musical num bers, ac Mrs. Harley Hall returned home
companied by Mrs. Olive Graves on from her visit at Gresham last S at
WEST CHEHALEM
W ilbur Baker from Forest Orove the piano, which were very good. urday.
The drill by the eight boys and girls Mark Hana was unaable to attend
was home Saturday and Sunday.
W illiam Yergcn visited w ith his was also appreciated. The next school the first part of the week on
meeting is on the l? lh , St. Patrick's account of sickness.
brother B. F. Yergen and family.
A nephew of Mr. Hobson, who is
Several new people were seen in day evening.
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visiting with C. W. Graves, was a
Sunday school and regular services
visitor at the Graves home last S un
last Sunday.
SPRINGBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson and Rev. Carl Miller attended the ded day.
family were Sunday visitors a^ the ication of the Friends church at Everyone is a berrian now. Some
W. E. Morgan home.
Highland, near Salem, last Sunday. are pruning, some re-w iring, some
Regular school attendance the past Charlie Carlisle is on the sick list are setting new posts but all are very
week has been cut down a great deal at this w riting. He is one among busy.
on account of prevailing colds, in many in tills vicinity who have been Mra L. H. Gable and family vis
fluenza. etc.
on the same list.
' ited over the week end w ith Mrs.
Mrs. D. E. Davis spent several days Axel Newby had an operation per Gable’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
with her son. Vernon, and fam ily in formed on his eyes last week in P ort Hubbard.
Portland. Her little granddaughter land. rt is thought th at the opera Mr. and Mrs. Morris Parks were
has been having mastoid and tonsil tion will be successful and his sight attendants at the Yeoman initiation
and jollification in Newberg last
trouble.
benefited.
The ladies aid m eeting was well Miss Stella H ubbard. Ada Peters. Tuesday evening.
attended last W ednesday, there be Rev. Carl Miller and Richard H a Mr. Gower, of the Evans A Gower
ing about fifteen present. Those un worth attended the state C. E. con plumbing company, is installing the
fortunate enough to be absent missed vention held in Salem the latter part heating system in the green house C.
a good dinner.
K. Hubbard is building.
of last week.
Miss Lois Fendall came home from Mr. and Mrs. A. W allen and Mrs. Supervisor Allen ran a grader over
0. A. C. Friday evening and returned J. Fullerton and baby left last Sun our roads Monday. The transform a
Sunday. She made the trip with day to visit Mrs. W alter Guyer and tion was wonderful. If good w eather
friends as far as W hiteson. retu rn family at Marshfield. Mrs. Guyer is perm its pecking, the road will bold
ing the same way.
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallen. well yet.
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Springbrook was well represented T. A. Sutton is im proving his place
at the concert given hy the W hitney by placing some drain tile. T his is
DUNDEE
item in farm expense th at well
W. J. Bennett of Corvallis visited boy chorus in Newberg last Friday. one
Nearly all the boys of this commun justifies itself. We feel the use of
Red Hill friends this week.
and lime will grow greatly in the
Bruno Hom berger was down from ity are members of this organiza tile
future.
McMinnville on Sunday w ith his new tion.
A box social will be held at the W alter Wilsey worked last Mon
car.
for E. P. Wilson at Dundee clear
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eddens have a school house Friday evening. It will day
an old fence row. He says he got
son who came to th eir home on Sun be preceded by a comedy entitled ing
"The Depot Lunch Counter.?’ given more than he contracted for in the
day.
beglning. Tuesday m orning he was
Mrs. Craw of Newberg was a by the pupils of the school. And also unable
to see for poison oak.
guest of Mrs. Ella Langellier last music and songs. 1%e curtain goes We are
glad to note this week the
up at 7:45 o’clock. *wkerybody is in
week.
improvement of our friends and
George Morrison of Am ity spent vited to attend, and ladies bring neighbors,
the A. O. Peterson family.
Sunday at P ark Hill Home w ith W plenty of baskets.
The entire family was very sick for
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S. Allan and family.
some tim e past but all are grow ing
An epidemic of chtckenpox and
REX
better as fast as conditions will per
colds has struck the com m unity. Ev Mrs. Dennis Mills of Springbrook mit.
erybody doing well and expecting to visited her father. N. L. Wiley last Mrs. Edell of Olympia, W ashing
be fully recovered in a few days.
Thursday.
visiting w ith her sisters, Mrs.
A nother lesson on Japan was the
Mrs. fcjilorrison went to Portland ton, is and
Mrs. Eugene Hubbard, and
main feature of the program at the Saturday to attend the play, "David Parks
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Dundee woman’s club on Thursday. W arfield."
Dlllinger of the Red Hills. Mrs.
Japanese women and home life and Mrs. C. W alters and infant son of Edell’8
small daughter has been vis
education being the principal topics. Portland were visiting at R. W al iting
with her grandparents since the
Mrs. Giding’s collection of beautiful ters’ this week.
of the year but will return home
Japanese jihotographs was very much There are several people around first
enjoyed. The Visual lesson on the Rex with grippe or flu. The Asmus with her mother.
Several of the neighbors attended
club wom an's catechism and a chap family are slowly recovering.
ter on parliam entary law. also cur Roscoe W inters. A ustin and Mil- the W hitney boys chorus last Friday
They all agreed w ith Rev.
rent events, completed the form al ton Sanderm an represented Rex in evening.
W hitney when he said a bunch of
program. “ Anatomical cherries from the W hitney concert last week.
the tree of knowledge" were plucked I. D. H unt, m other and sister, re boys singing made the sweetest m u
sic he expected to hear this side of
and a form al (? ) tea enjoyed. Mrs. turned from C alifornia Sunday, and heaven.
Some of those who attended
Langellier contributed a Paul Bun- are living at th eir home again.
this neighborhood can count it
yan story. Mrs. E. S. Greer was hos Mr. W erelein of Portland came from
will ever hear.
tess of the day. assisted by Mrs. A. A. Sunday to visit a few days at his the best they
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P arrett. Mrs. Emil Sander. Mrs. daughter’s, Mrs. L. W hitaker.
Ralph A. Olmsted and Mrs. H. E. Mr. McDowell is building more
^ CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
Powell. Mrs. Craw of Newberg was chicken houses. They are planning Fred Haynes was a Newberg vis
a guest of the day.
on having a large flock of poultry. itor Monday.
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The C hristian Endeavor band of Dr. and Mrs. Logan bought the
Newberg had charge of the services Roy Honey farm recently.
CHEHALEM CEHTER
at Rex Friends church last Sunday H arry W ohlschlegel spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. C rater1 and Mr., morning.
the Henry Edw ards home.
and Mra H arry C rater are recover Mrs. L. W hitaker has returned at Colletta
and V irginia Kohl are
ing from an attack of the flu.
frOm Portland after a two weeks’ taking th eir turn at the £hickenpox
Miss Elsie Christiansen returned visit
at the honpe of her parents. Mr. this week.
home Monday evening. Miss Chris and Mrs.
W erelein.
Mrs. Sm ith from Maplewood, Ore
tiansen spent eight weeks w ith rela Mrs. Linsey
and child gon. is visiting th is week at the H en
tives in Seattle and Tacoma. W ash ren returned to McCalTery
their home at Nes- ry Edw ards home.
ington.
kowin
Monday,
Abe
Jenkins, her Mable Clark, who has been a t
Miss Georganna W aylett of Mc
taking them, by auto.
tending the academy at Newberg, Is
M innville came down to visit school father,
were several men attended having the chickenpox.
Friday, rem aining over and retu rn the There
tax reduction club m eeting at Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Maynard and
ing home the next m orning accom McMinnville
last week. Those a t Miss Nelly Jones were Saturday vis
panied by Mias France« W aylett.
were J. L. Sturgis. L. W hit itors at the George M aynard home.
The W. C. T. U. ladle« will hold-a tending
aker. H. Yokel. Abe Jenkins, Bert Tom Crews sold some cows last
silver medal contest at the school McMellin.
Gustin, G arland and N. L. week. He had to deliver them to 92
house on Friday evening. The reci Wiley.
school house where the buyer met
tations are on peace and arm am ent
H. Sainpolis went to P ort him
subjects. There will be a silver of land Mrs. Thursday
m orning,--where she H. O. Davis from Newberg was on
fering taken up during the meeting. met her husband
and his brother the m ountain Tuesday soliciting
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Everest of John, and were entertained
for din subscriptions for several different
Portland came out to visit Mr. and ner at the Portland hotel, and
magazines.
Mrs. P. W. Baughman last Friday to the play. “David W arfield,” then
by Mrs. Jam es McDougall from Day-
and found Mrs. Baughman sick abed. Mr. Sainpolis’ brother, John Sain
ton is visiting this week with her
Mrs. Everest. Mrs. Baughm an’s sis polis, he being the leading man of brother,
L. Chambers and family,
ter remained to help care for the the play. They returned home F ri at West L. Cbehalem.
sick.
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Mr. McClaflin is having a num ber
Banks. Oregon, spent the week end
of improvements made about his res them for a short visit.
w-ith
Mr. H aynes’ m other and broth
idence. He has a new garage, also
ers at Buck Haven.
FERNWOOD
a woodshed built, and is reshingling A. W. F arrell
a Fordson There is much sickness in the
the house and adding on porches. tractor the first purchased
View neighborhood. Mr.
of
the
week.
Mr. Furgensen is doing the carpenter Mrs. W. A. Parrish is visiting her Pleasant
Morgans have all been quite sick
work.
Mr. G atch’s folks and part of
Mr. and Mrs. Elza Hadley enter sister. Mrs. Amos Jew ett, in Middle- and Blake
family.
tained on the evening of the 16th in ton.Miss Mae B ryant was the guest of the There
is
much sickness in the com
honor of Mrs. Hadley’s sister, Mrs. Miss Ellene A bernethy on Monday m unity now.
Some call it the flu
Kate Kinney, and her daughter, Mrs. evening.
others call it lagrippe, but
Glen Charles, of Silver Lake. Oregon. W. H. Sanders of Newberg spent w and
hatever it is nearly everybody has
A very pleasant evening was report Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. their
tu rn at It.
ed. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ford. Mr. A. S. Llvengood.
Mr. Cady and several other men
and Mrs. P. W. Baughman and Mr. Miss Blythe Patterson of Newberg with
him were visiting on the moun
and Mrs. McGivnay were the guests. spent W ednesday with the Misses tain Tuesday.
They came to the top
Dainty refreshm ents were served at Mae and Florence Bryant.
of the hill with the Ford and walked
a late hour.
Irvin Scherf is able to be up after from there on down.
Last Friday evening a large crowd being
confined to his home about six We were very sorry to hear of the
gathered at the school house to w it
sad death of F rancis Lltcher of Day-
on account of illness.
ness the program at parent-teachers’ weeks
Miss A lneta P arrish returned home ton. which occurred Sunday after
Monday after spending a week with noon. We all went to the same
her sister. Mrs. O. J. McCoy, in New school at Dayton when we were
youngsters.
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berg.
Mrs. A. B. Scherf. Miss Ethel Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wohlschlegel
and Mrs. A. S. Llvengood spent Mon and family, Ernest W ohlschlegel and
». " . a v Ven-iiíi l i
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. wife and son, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Finlgan and children and Mr and
Jones.
ÁUJMÍNUM - I KY PAN Cora
Mrs. C. H. W heeler and daughter, Mrs. Louis Hullt were visiting Sun
- / if * U M U t O U U t am i,
M argerette, from Portland, were dln- day at Ed W ohlschlegel’8.
>ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. We have had some beautiful days
this week. Monday was a real spring
Bryant on Sunday.
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Mr and M tb . U. S. B ryant attended day, and we spent the day In train
the valentine m asquerade ball given ing loganberries, so we could absorb
by the Masonic lodge at the legion all the sunshine, and It sure doeH a
person lots of good to see the sun
hall Tuesday evening.
Jack B ryant joined the W hitney shine after having so much snow
cold weather as we have had up
boys chorus Saturday and also a t and
here this winter.
tended
the
banquet
given
fo
r'
the
ram March 3rd to March 11th
Someboy entered the Buck Haven
boys Monday evening.
Ila Jones returned home Sunday school house during last week end
from Portland, where she had been and scattered mud around the floor
visiting w ith her father and brother mixed dirt and sugar and cocoa to
gether th at the girls have there and
for about three weeks.
Miss Effle Powell entertained her several other mean little tricks. We
Sunday school class w ith a valentine think th at the school house should be
(Regular price $1.20)
party, Tuesday evening. Many In locked but it not being locked
C «T # r to fit 20c oxtra
(R e g u la r » r ic e 4 Or)
teresting games were played. One doesn’t excuse anyone for doing
which attracted the most attention such things.
was when the hostess brought out a Mrs. Ed Tomberlin and daughter
table covered with miscellaneous ar- Josephine, of Seattle, W ashington
On Sale One Week I tides. Miss Elizabeth Slefken and are
visiting this week with relatives
, Elery P arrish were the prize winners, the McDougalls of Dayton, the
they being the persons who had the M ountain McDougalls. and with Mrs
beginning March 3 I best
memory of the articles on the Tom berlin’s brother. L. L. Chambers
table. Miss Gladys Jones won the and family at West Chehalem. Sat
booby prize, It being a stick of strip urday the McDougalls and Mrs. Tom
ed candy. Everyone enjoyed the ev berlin and daughter were all spend
ening. Light refreshm ents of cake ing the day at L. L. Chambers. F ri
all visited at Jam es McDougall’s
and fruit Jello were served by the day
hostess. Those present were the at Dayton.
Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Hlefken. P retty near time to think about
Laurene Renne, Elva Llvengood. rounding up your tax money, as they
“■ »■ « ef Chs ifs i Sendee"
Laurene O ettm an, M argaret Gall. h a w ^ a be pajd even if we can’t se«
Mae and Florence B ryant and Gladys whyT One th at bothers us is a high
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Hardware Co.
Largest Circulation in Yamhill County
B A IR D ’S
Shoes
New Ginghams
New Spring Shoes arrived, at
greatly reduced prices. Be sure and
buy them at Baird’s.
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hams just received. They are the
m oit beautiful
patterns
we have ever
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Groceries
Outing Flannel
If you like good, clean,
fresh Groceries—courteous
treatment—prompt delivery
Men’s All Wool Suits at lowest prices—then phone
Just received one lot, special your orders to E. C. Baird.
value at $20 per suit.
W e »till have some of that high
grade Outing at 15c per yard.
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school tuition tax th at we have to
pay, and I th in k .it would be safe to
say there isn’t a young person from
our neighborhood who is attending
high school this year. -Does th a t give
you a right to send your children to I
Newberg high school, or w hat Is the
object, other than to get the money?
It ia always a paying investment of time to read the Ads.
"C. R. Thompson, for the past two
seasons the very efficient m anager
of the Sheridan plant of the Oregon
Growers cooperative association, has
been transferred to the m anagem ent
of The Dalles plant for the associa
tion and is expected to take up his
duties on March 1.” says the Sheri
dan Sun.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING
Notice is hereby given th at the
undersigned, as Executors of the
last will and testam ent of E lla C.
Duncan, deceased, have filed their
final account w ith the County Court
of the S tate of Oregon for Yamhill
County and th at said court has fixed
March 4th, 1922, at 10 o’clock in
the forenoon of said day at the Coun
ty Court room at the courthouse at
McMinnville, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing upon said final
account.
Therefore, all persons Interested In
said estate are hereby notified to ap
pear at said tim e and place and Bhow
cause. If any there be. why said final
account should not be approved and
allowed and said estate be settled and
closed.
X. B. DUNCAN,
ELLIS WlbPTERS,.
Executors of Last W ill and T esta
m ent of Ella C. Duncan, Deceased.
C. R. Chapin, attorney.
F irst pub. Feb. 2nd.
Last pub. March 2nd.
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BAKER THEATRE
TW O SHOWS EACH NIGHT 7:30 and 9:00
Fri. and Sat.
FEBRUARY 24 AND 25
An Alls« Dwan Production
“The
Scoffers”
The «tory of s man whose
life is marred by a woman’s lies
and remade by a girl’» love.
Also Snub Pollard in “The
High Roller*.”
SATURDAY MATINEE 2:15
Mon. and Tues. Wed. and Thurs.
FEBRUARY 27 AND 28
Gladys Walton in
MARCH 1 AND 2
Priscilla Dean in
An appealing drama of a
lovable little firebrand who
fought with heart and fists for
what she wanted most.
Also “Winnen of the West”
A stupendous sensation of
the big north woods.
“The
Rowdy”
“ The
Conflict”
Also International News.