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i Largest Circulation In YainhUl County N EW BER G GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, M ARCH 8, 1881. FOUR having for her reading "Simeon Grubbs' Dream.” A girls' glee club was organised last Thursday evening at the school house. There were fourteen charter members. Miss Elsie Tangen was elected president; Mrs. Hary Crater FERHWOOD Owen Baker Joined the Whitney vice-president; Miss Frances Way- lett, secretary; and Miss Violet Sta boy chorua Tuesday seenlag. ley. treasurer. Mra Harry Crater W e are glad to hear that Herman was appointed director. Offel la Improving so rapidly. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. met W illiam Cochran of McMinnville at the home of Mrs. Mary P. Johnson ia visiting hia sister, Mrs H. C. Ross on February 33. A goodly number Miss Effle Powell spent the week were there. After the business hour, end in Newberg with Mr. and Mrs. R 'they enjoyed a social hour. Delic P. GiU. • ious refreshments of cake, sand M rs John Wohlgemuth was the wiches and coffee were*served. Tile guest of Mrs. A. B Scherf Monday next meeting, which will be held March 9. is to be at the R. W. Sta afternoon. ley home. N. D. Brouillette is building a new On the evening of February 23. brooder house, expecting to raise Miss Waylett was exceedingly sur several hundred young chicks. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Scherf and Mr. prised when a number of her friends and Mrs. A. S. Livengood spent Sun came in to spend the evening. Ev day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. eryone had a wonderful time, they say. playing games and tricks., and O. Jones. Just talking. The climax of the fun E. H. Roes went to McMinnville was reached when the surprise cake Monday evening to attend, the basket was cut. - Almost everyone received ball game between McMinnville and some article which was a pointer as Tillamook. to their future. The party broke up M rs C. H. Wheeler and daughter. a little after 12 o’clock, everyone Marguerite, from Portland, were din wishing Miss Waylett many happy ner guests oT Mr. and Mrs. U. S. returns. Bryant Sunday. ---------o--------- Mrs. Casey and three children from Alberta. Canada, are visiting at the Auction bills printed at the home of Mrs. Casey’s parents. Mr. Graphic office. and Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Felt has returned to her home at Scio. Oregon, after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. Her brother, Russell Pearson, re turned home with her. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw hajre returned from the east where th$y have been since last June, playing in vaudeville. They are visiting with Mrs. Shaw’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Barnett. A Graphic classified will sell it. SUNNYCRIST RIBBON HEDGE Fay Harford took two loads of hogs to Newberg last Monday. C. L. Bryant and Joe Shook were Saturday visitors at the Hertig home. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hertig made a business trip to Newberg on Mon day. Mr. Wenger has just about finished pruning his prune and walnut or chard. Harfy Carter and Virgil Vanoose spent Saturday evening jyith Emil Jenson. Mrs. Elmo Blalock and Miss Ruth Kinney visited with Mra Ethel Car ter on Thursday. Charles Sallee and Harvey Nelson of West Chehalem visited W. R, "Car ter last Saturday. Q Several of the farmers are having to buy hay on account of the con tinued bad weather. Mr. ahd Mrs. George Vanoose and aon. Virgil, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyons. Elmo Blalock helped Fred Kinney Of West Chehalem spray his big prune orchard last week. Mrs. George Vanoose and son. Vir- *11. and Uncle Billy Carter, visited J. T. Carter Saturday morning. Mr. and Hfrs. William Carter spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. ieorge Carter last Wednesday. The lost meerschaum pipe of Har- -y* Carter was found by Charles Sal- ee in front of the Sallee front gate. If this'cold weather continues the women on the Ridge will have to knit wool stockings for their baby chickens. C. Thayer, Elmer Hod son and Mr. Watkins from the Lakeview district were visitors at the George Wenger home during the last week. J. T. Carter and son Harry took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Avon Slade; also a car load of friends from Portland called on the Slades. Emil Jenson took supper with Mr. and Mrs. William Carter. Other Sunday callers were Harry Carter, Virgil Vanoose, Mrs. Charles Sallee and daughter. Eva Sallee. --------- o--------- Chas. K. Hubbard reports his green house finished and a few things beginning to grow. Miss Sadie Alspaugh, who has been with relatives at her old home near Tualatin for some time, returned home last Sunday. Mrs. A. O. Peterson’s mother. M’-s. Anderson from Seattle, was a visitor at the Peterson home last. week. She returned to her hOme lase Saturday. Paul J. Meyers, A. O. Peterson, C. W. Bradshaw and Chas. K. Hubbard attended the meeting o f the local farm bureau in Newberg last Satur day. Mr«. Paul J. Meyer received a tel egram from California telling of the death of her mother, Mrs. Morris. The Morrises were, former Newberg people. Mra. Eugene Hubbard was hotess to the Parks and Dlllinger families Tuesday evening, the occasion being a sort of family reunion in honor of Mrs. Edell. Mrs. Edell, sister of Mrs. Parks and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard, returned to her home in Olympia. Wash.,, last Wednesday. Mrs. Edell- has been visiting some time with friends and relatives here. The Sunnycrest ladies' club is to meet today (Thursday) at the home of Mrs. Hubbell. The ladies have missed several regular meetings on account of the great amount of sick ness during the past few weeks. Mrs. George Slator returned home from California last Sunday. Mrs. Slator was called to San Francisco on account of the death of her son and the serious Illness of her grand son. She reports the boy as being Butter wrappers printed at the out of danger at the time of her re Graphic office. *• turn. There were several prospective Berrian members In this locality, bu.f some of the folks from the neighbor W EST CH EH ALEM hood kttended the minstrelB the first Thelma and Artis Noble .are now o f the week. Several vest buttons were lost, a few strings broken, and going to school again. one case 6f cracked ribs. Berrian so Donald Davis made a trip to Mc licitors keep out of Sunnycrest. Minnville Monday of this week. Mrs. Gertrude Follett returned to her home HP Tillamook last Tuesday. Mrs. Carol Starr from Portland Is Butter wrappers printed at the making an extended visit with her Graphic office. sister, Mrs. Edna Amoth. Donald Davis is home from Port land where he has been attending Behnke-Walker business college. CH EH ALEM CENTER Mrs. D. E. Davis and Mrs. Mabel Charles Shires had an attack of Schoppert were Sunday afternoon pleurisy the first of the week. Everyone is glad to hear that Mr. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kopplln. Mrs. Anna Fendall and Mrs. Ida Loveland is so improved in health. Baker called on Mrs. Edna Amoth Mr. and Mra. J. L. Van Blaricom of and Mrs. Eva Amoth Thursday after Newberg were callers at the home of noon of last week.« Mr. and Mrs. Loveland last Sunday. H. B. Goodin recently met with a Practice for "Safety First” Is In rather serious and painful accident. full swing. It will be given some While slashing brush on his farm his time early in April. Watch for the axe glanced and made a large cut in date. his foot, necessitating several March 17 is the date set for the stitches. next parent-teachers’ meeting. A The ladies' aid society met all day good program is assured, and every Wednesday. March 1. Visitors were. one is invited. ^—, Mrs. York, who lives on the J. U. Miss Marguerite Johnson Bpent Smith place, and Mrs. Mabel Schopp last Monday at the home of her moth ert of Roseburg. who is visiting' her er. Mrs. Mary P. Johnson. She Is father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Davis. now at Dundee. The local W. C. T. U. met Wednes J D. Crater is convalescing from an attack of the flu. Mrs. Crater and day of last week at the church and son Harry and wife were all sick, but elected officers. Mrs. E. G. Fendall have recovered from the disagree- was re-elected president; Mrs. Henry Amoth. vice-president; Mrs. Geo. . able malady. Several of the ehildren have been Bush, secretary; and Mrs. A. H. out of school because of sickness. Boyd, treasurer. The regular quarterly church busi Billy Ralston was out for over a week and Pearl Agee has been absent fo r ness meeting was held last Sunday All old officers over two weeks because of tonsllitis. following church. De- Little Harry Morgan has beeir quite and officials were re-elected. Vere Fendall was elected to make the sick. Mr. and Mra William McBride of thlrtP trustee. Mr. Brock's resigna Portland came out Saturday visiting tion was «Iso accepted. A number of West Chehalem folks with Mrs. Msude McMillan over the week end Mr. and Mra. McBride attended the Berrian minstrels In and Tuesday have purchased a fine new bungalow Newberg Monday There was also some local near Oregon City and expect to make nlghta. talent, among whom were J. U. that their residence. The medal contest held by the W. Smith. D. P. Shaw. Charley Wade. C. T. U. in the school house on the Wm. V. Dolph and Vernon Wade. Rev. Brock gave In hts resigna ’ evening of February 24 was a suc cess. The young people all did very tion to the West Chehalem church well. Marion Cupplee was the win Sunday last. Mr. Brock has decided ner of the beautiful silver medal. be Inust go elsewhere. Mr. Brock was a very faithiUl preacher here. He j brought messages to the people that made a forceful Impression and could do the world no harm If preached a : great deal more. Mr. Brock’s faith-1 ful service will be sorely missed In West Chehaleiu. A Graphic claaalflad will sell it. TAT) HTT.T, Mr. and Mrs. Petty Kiser are spending a few days at the home of Rufe Bristow. Sunday there will be a community song service at the club house at 3 p. m. Everyone is welcome. Frank /Connors of Portland and Theo Baker of Fernwood spent Sun day at tne home of George Smith. C. C. Loucks went to Portland last week and had all his teeth extracted and has been feeling sort of “ bum” since. Mrs. Florin Woods came out from Portland Tuesday to care for her mother. Mrs. Shain. who broke her limb. Mr. and Mrs. George Stahlnecker of Wilsonville attended the farewell party at the club house Saturday evening. Mrs. «'ran k Shain slipped and fell In their dooryard Sunday and broke her right limb just above the ankle. Dr. Romlg of Newberg came out and set It. The farewell party given at the hall Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walls was well attended. Ninety-five persons were there and everyone had a jolly good time. Miss Bliss, the teacher, will close school Thursday and Friday of this week. She leaveg for Tacoma Thurs day ^evening to attend the golden wedding anniversary of her uncle. Mrs. C. M. Kiser received word from her son, Homer, that he has been sick and- was in the hospital in Portland twenty days with the fiu and a complication of diseases. He is better row and is staying with friends in Newberg. J. Mitchell, who has been in poor health for the last six months, died Monday morning. As he had no relatives here, the neighbors took care of him. He was about 60 years old* and was a bachelor. He had lived in this community about ten years. Interment took place a t‘ New berg cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. . --------- o--------- BAIRD’S WHY N O T Phone your G rocery, orders to Baird, J where you will always get the best quality at the cheapest prices, •prompt delivery? Good Bulk Coffee, per pound Magnolia C offee, the best o f good coffee, 35c pound, 3 pounds for • Best Crown Rolled Oats, lb. Citrus Washing Powder, pr.lb. W hite Laundry Soap, 6 bars Arm St Hammer Soda, 3 for Postum Cereal, per package Knox Gelatine, per package $ .20 Jello, all flavors, per package ,1 0 Bird Seed, per package .10 Eastern Cern Meal, per sack .30 Cream Wheat, per package . .25 Shredded Wheat, per package * .1 5 Post Toasties, per package .10 Kellogg's Corn Flakes, “ .10 Full line good fresh Vegetables at all times. o E. C. BAIRD W E D E L IV E R visiting at (he home of her brother. Frank K ey««,------ ---------------------- — Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart and family have taken up a temporary residence 1 In part df the former Dundee hotel. I Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dearborn Are made of the best fabric and oord, \ a v e extra heavy tread of returned last Thursday from a win especially prepared robber that gives marvelous wear. ter 8pent In California. They drove Auction bills printed at the down and back and encountered Try them and let them prove for themselves what they w ill do much cold weather. j Graphic office. for you. In the Sunday school attendance j Sold by contest which Just closed, the Whites • were victorious and are crowing over East First St M . P . E l li o t t & S o n s Newberg, Ore. SPBIN)BBB00K the Greens, who are, according to the Lyle. Burgoyne left Monday on a agreement, to give the Whites a “BE SOUND ALL AROUND” business trip to Roseburg. chicken supper In the near future. Little Bernice Mardock, who had a On Tuesday, Mrs. Alfred Allan en severe attack of pneumonia. Is slowly tertained her immediate neighbors recovering. residing in Lovers’ Lane. The occa Mr. Morgan and E. V. McDougall Mr. and Mra. Dennis Mills of Esther Miller of McMinnville spent sion was supposed to be a surprise Sprlngbrook came up to Rex on Mon were Newberg visitors Saturday. to the guests, but one of them has the week end at the home of Mr. and Mr. Hazenberg has been making too good a memory for dates to over day to attend the funeral of the Mri. Burgoyne. Erickson baby and while here frequent trips down the hill lately. look such a one. So she passed the1 1 P. H. Hammond has removed'hia called on Mrs. Mills’ father, N. L. County School Supt. S. S. Duncan lumber to h if recently purchase^ word around and Mrs. Allan herself Wiley. was surprised when the guests each has been visiting the schools on the property on the highway. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Boyd and child mountain this week. presented her with a birthday re *•-- - Mr. and Mrs. Darling and family membrance. Refreshments and a ren, Mrs. John Riesback and Mias School opened at Pleasant View of near Gastoh, were Sunday guests Jolly afternoon of games wer* en Mary Woier of Salem autoed to Rex Monday after being closed Vveral of C. E. Stone and family. • joyed. . Monday to attend the funeral of lit days on account of sickness. Supt. Duncan was a caller at the tle Mary Erickson. Mrs. Boyd Is The March meeting of the Dundee Lacy Ornduff and wife and Jay schools last week. He reports most parent-teachers’ association was held Mrs. Erickson's sister. Ornduff and Mr. Williamson, were of tne side roads bad and make& hJs at the school house on^Tuesday. Mrs. Mrs. Werelein of Portland came to Newberg visitors Wednesday. trips by walking. Morecroft gave a talk bn the work Mr. Whltaker’B on Monday evening A Mr. Hunt, formerly a Minnesota Mr. and Mra Keach are recovering of the rural Improvement club In and took Mr. Werelein back to Port from a recent illness, while Mr. and one of the districts In Yamhill coun land. Mr. Werelein has been staying man. but now an Oregonian, is going to work awhile for Henry Versteeg. Mrs. Hodson are now undergoing the ty. Mra. Spencer Vedder read an at the home of his daughter, Mrs. • Sunday, morning there was 13 troublesome malady. article on the county school unit Whitaker, the past two weeks. Miss Ethel Cowgill and Mr. and plan, and Principal Ilor read a re The Misses Lydia and Mary Strate inches of snow on the level up her^ Mrs. Dennis Mills were In McMinn port of the reasons for Adopting the went to Portland to visit with their on the mountain, but Monday the A general sister, Mrs. Brlckley. Miss Lydia rain was washing It away fast. ville last Sunday to meet with the plan in Crook county. discussion of the subject followed, to entrained on Wednesday for Denver, A party w is held at the Flnigan county O. E. cabinet. Mr. and Mrs. Wallen and Mrs. be continued at the next meeting, Colorado, for an extended visit with home Saturday night for Winnlfred. Fullerton returned the first part of which will be the first Tuesday in her uncle, Rev. W. R. W elle and About thirty guests were present and a fine time was enjoyed by all. family. the week from a several dayB’ visit April. Henry Versteeg went to Newberg One of the moat interesting meet with relatives In Marshfield. Mary, the little daughter of Mrs. Axum Newby and daughter, Myr ings that the Dundee woman's club Ollie Erickson, died at midnight Sat Monday, and Tuesday he took some tle, made a business trip to Portland has held was the one on Thursday of urday of bronchial pneumonia. She grain to a neighbor’s, some to be The regular business was eleven months and five days old. cleaned for seeding and some to be Monday. Mr. Newby is still having last week. meeting and the usual lessons were Mrs. Erickson was visiting at the ground. treatment for his,eyes In that city. followed by a continuation of the Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sinniger are Mr. Stone, who suffered the loss subject o f Japan. Several interest home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of part of his dwelling by fire tome ing papers were read. It was de Al>e Jenkins, at the time. The fun visiting this week at the J. P. Jones eral was held Monday at the Rex home and while visiting are making tipne ago, is rapidly repairing the cided to take up the “ Japanese in damaged part and w|ll soon have the United States” for discussion at Friends church and the remains aome shakes for the roof of their everything like It was before the tha next meeting. Every member of were laid to rest In Laurel H ill cem new barn. etery. She w ill be missed by her A charivari was held Tuesday fire. > thq club is urged to bring to the relatives and friends. night for Rufus Ornduff and his wife. There have been several cases of meeting any bit of information she ---------o-------- They have been married about a year absence from school In the last few can find on thlB absolving, topic. but only recently moved Into the weeks, but Tuesday saw a 100 per Mra. Ralph A. Olmsted, aesls'ted by A Oraphlc classified w ill sell It. neighborhood. ' cent attendance again. This speaks Mra. Mfchael Miller, Mra Mamie Ray Clark and wife have moved well for Sprlngbrook as a healthy Nelson and Mrs. Clark Noble, served back into their own home after being place. refreehmenta Thirty-one members CH EH ALEM M O U NTAIN with Mra. Clark's mother, Mrs. The boys of the eighth grade have of the club and guests were present. Alfred Hutchens spent Sunday at Brunson. Mrs. Clarit has been quite --------- o--------- organized a baseball team with Bert 111 but is better again now. the John Ornduff home. ram Miller, captain. -They have been Mr. Hollenbeck is at home again H. J. Maynard and George May trying to stir up a game with some Auction bills printed 'a t the (Continued on page five) nard went to Scholls Tuesday. outside school but so far have been Graphic office. unsuccessful, as there are too many Babe Ruth’s in Mr. Miller’s team. The campfire girls met for a cere monial meeting at the home of Miss R. Walters and family visited at Grac£ Heater last Monday evening. Following the business part of the Portland on Monday. meeting, games and music were en N. L. W iley went to Portland last joyed until a bountiful supper was week Wednesday on business. served by the hostess. Those pres Miss Josephine Whitney enter ent were Euia Vincent, Lucile Ehret, ed the seventh grade Tuesday morn Alice Hodson, Bernice Carlisle, Ber nice Newhouse and Hazel Newhouse. ing. Mrs. William Kincaid of Spring- Several from here attended the brook called on the Macys on Tues minstrel show given by the Berrlans. S a lt S a lm o n , p o u n d , Fred Kincaid was one of the patrons day. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schaad went to and while he was enjoying the show some miscreant had the gall to steal Portland Jast Wednesday to do some M o la sse s, 1 5 c size the spotlight from his car. This Is shopping. W. F. Sanderman of Portland vis the second one Fred has had stolen in the last few weeks. The one that ited at the home of his brother, Si P e p p e r , p o u n d o f th e b est attempts It the third time had better mon, Jast Monday. watch out, as there is an end to all H. 8. Putman went to Wood lawn, patience. S a la d D r e s s in g , la r g e b o ttle Washington,- on Monday, and re turned in the evening. The Pacific College Y,. M. C. A. F lo u r , h a rd w h e a t Butter wrappers printed 'a t the boys had charge of the services at Graphic office. Rex Fr&nds charch laat Sunday. F lo u r , s o ft w h e a t . . . Frfificis Jenkins came home Mon day evening from O. A. C. He la on . D UND EE the sick Hat and came home to rest G o o d h e a d R ic e , 3 lb. Mr. and Mra. Spencer Vedder vis up. ited relatives in Portland Sundny V. Erickson of Salem arrived Sun Frank Keyea has rsfurned from Sa day to attend the funeral of his lem where he has been pruning his daughter. He returned Monday ev orchard. ening.- . Miaa Sally Back motored to. Aeola Mrs. A. O. Macy and daughtsr, laat Thursday to look after her prop Margaret, of Portland, came up Mon erty there. day evening for ».short visit at the Mrs. Etzwller, from ths coast. Is Perry Macy home. , Sound Tire» Saturday Special ------- , 10c 10c 25c 10c $1.85 1.50 23c J. L VanBlaricom
