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gradation 1« Yamhill County
m y i f l GRAPHIC, THÜMPÍT, MAT 4, IBM
A. B. Christenson of Portland the best of result a In class room
came up Tuesday an d , visited his work students get pointers In many
ways as is necessary In beginning to
father, C. H. Christenson.
get an education or undertake some
CL). H. Christenson returned last Other occupation. Class reports and
Thursday evening from a trip to public speaking In class are a spec­
EUgene, which was made by -horse ialty and are criticised to benefit
N. C. Johnson' was a Forest Grove J. W. Carothers of Dayton, Wash., and
buggy.
speaker.‘ Discussions and talks cover
visitor on Thuradajr of last week. came down Tuesday and is looking
everyday occurrences and other peo­
Mrs. J. Watson Baker, who with ples Ideas. Helps out with aid of pro­
Hoar the junior chorus of ‘ the over property here.
her husband hag been living In Cal­ ject in case of flunk in other work to
Friends chureh sin« “Keep Sweet.
Mrs.
A.
T.
McNay
of
north
River
ifornia since ‘they left Newberg, keep many students in school. Try
Next Sunday night at 7:30.
street Is visiting her daughter, Mra made
a visit here last Sunday.
to get what each student wants as an
Fred
Holcomb
and
family,
of
Wood-
occupation and study up on it. Get
Mrs. Flotence Mohr was called to burn, this week.
Mr.
and
Mra
P.
R.
Miller
made
to mingle with other people and un­
Kelso, Wash., on,Friday, by the 111-
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a business trip to Eugene in their derstand them.”
nees of her mother. She returned Dr. Hester, who has been recuper­ car
on Monday last. Mr. Phillips Boy No. 2—“In this department
Monday.
'
ating his health at Newport, Is im­ returned
receive both book knowledge and
proving and expects to be home the them. from his appointment with you
practical
experience. 8tudy and look
Frank Cummins has started con­ last of next week.
over certain material to learn where
struction on the second of his houses
C. M. Woodruff and family of Cor­ certain literature Is available, more
which will comprise his bungalow Rev. W. H. Cox was a visitor at vallis
here Saturday and Sun­ than<to learn facts. In practical ex­
court on Second street.
Corvallis on Friday last, being In­ day on were
a
visit
Mr. Woodruff's perience work half day twice a week
vited to sit on an ordaining council. father, W. M. with
Woodruff, of this ,4a regard to project. Take trips to
A letter from Victoria L. M. Me Rev. Cox coming from the United place.
see different achievements farmers
Beth, nee Weber, who has been liv­ Brethren ministry to that of the
have
accomplished. Farming Is
ing at Eureka, California, states that Baptist.
becoming a business which requires
Mra Ray Weatherhead, who un­ knowledge.
she is moving to Medford, Oregon.
That is, understanding
derwent an operation at the local the farm, markets,
Charles Vie the, who has been em­ hospital
fertilizers, drain­
Wednesday'of
last
week.
Is
Chapter L. P. E. O., met at the ployed at the Vincent feed store, has reported as getting along nicely at age, pruning, cooperative
marketing,
F. D. Eckerson home on Monday has given up his position there and
tractors, new implementa The cost
afternoon In regular session. Fol­ Ralph Gray has taken this position. this tipis.
o t the department covering all ex­
lowing the regular business meeting Mr. Vieths expects to leave early In Mra H. C. Spaulding and two penses,
than the average
the hostess served delicious refresh­ June for Regina, Alberta, Canada. children returned Saturday from Eu­ cost of Is the cheaper
salaries of the teachers
ments.
the other departments. Farming
where they had been visiting of
Mra Mollle Moore, who has been gene,
Is
a
business which cannot be neg­
Mrs.
Spaulding’s
mother,
who
has
Linden O. Leavitt and family of spending some months at the home been quite 111.
lected,
and which will gradually go
Eugene came down Saturday for a of her brother, P. M. Tallman, In
under if new methods are not
visit with Mr. Leavitt’s parents, Mr. this city, left Thursday for Portland Mra C. D. Williams of McMinn­ adopted.
can only be learned
and Mrs. C. J. Leavitt, before leaving where she will remain for an indefi­ ville, a former resident of Newberg, through the These
department
of agricul
for Lodi, California, where Mrs. nite visit with an old friend, Mrs. G. spent last Thursday and Friday at ture.”
Leavitt's folks live.
H. Frants.
No. 3—"Students get practi
the home of Mra Jennie Krohn on cal Boy
experience.
Learns where to go
Second
street.
The Elllson-Whlte people have no­ J. D. Plrrie of Schuyler, Nebras­
and
how
to
get
information on vhri
tified the local committee that the ka. has rented the John Woods place Mrs. Hiram Gould had the mis­ ous subjects without
every
summer chairtauqua at this place north of town and expects his fam­ fortune to dislocate the ring finger thing In your head, carrying
which
is
will be held July 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. ily out as soon as school is out. of her right hand one day this week, possible, especially in farming. Im­
and 15. This commences with Mon­ William Booth, another Nebraska which is causing her much incon­ gets some boys Interested in school It
day and concludes on Saturday.
man, arrived here this past week and venience If not pain.
who would otherwise have never
is looking around for a location.
stayed
in school more than a year or
E. S. Beeson, representing the
two.
One gets ideas on manage
Mrs.
Thomas
Ghormley
and
son,
Oregon Fire Relief Association of There will be a meeting of all
ment which he will enlarge to the
Jr., of Helix, who has been extent
McMinnville, came down last Satur­ members of the Commercial club at Thomas,
hls ability when he grows
her mother at Tigard, spent up and of does
day and settled the Insurance on the the chib rooms on Friday evening, visiting
business for himself.
Friday
and
Saturday
of
last
week
Peter Hilbert residence which was May 12. At this time much busi­
This is my second year at it, and I
destroyed by fire the previous Sun­ ness will be brought .up and the with Mrs. M. J. McCanes.
have had a lot of good out of it
day,
question of buying a radio outfit for W. M. Joy moved his family to the which
the club will bo discussed. All club Joseph Brock place in West Cheha- wise.” I would not have had other­
“Handling the Soli for Bigger members are urged to attend this lem on Wednesday. Mr. Brock (Boy No. 4.) “Helps community.
Crops" will be the subject of a lec­ meeting.
Students who take agriculture be­
moved into town at the same time, come
ture to be delivered by Prof. Long
better fanners. Helps students.
they
having
traded
places.
of the O. A. C. extension department, Mrs. Walter D. Jones and son,
some students a half year of
at the 8prlngbrook school house on Jamie, enroute to San Francisco, Walter McCredie, manager of the Saves
school sometimes. No student In
Friday evening. May 12, at 8 where Mr. Jones, who has been In Seattle baseball chib and Frank Newberg
does not have some­
o’clock.
the employ of the Fuller company at Schulte, formerly of the Chicago thing to do that
with
agriculture in some
Spokane for the past 15 years, has
Either their folks have a small
and now with Seattle, visited way.
J. O. Plilllobaum of Spokane, been transferred, stopped off Thurs­ Cubs
garden, or a cow or lawn or some­
Washington, stopped over here Sun­ day morning until Friday and visited with Billy Sullivan on Tuesday.
that has to be taken care of
day for a visit with his brother-in- her aunts, MVs. Ellen Bloom and George Nichols, Jess Cummings, thing
that pertains to agriculture, and
law, H. O. gee, and family. Mr. Miss Chrisman of 418 west Fifth Jack Fox and Darrell James went on they
say a person cannot learn too
Phiilobaum Is taking charge of the street.
much
about anything. Teaches
a
fishing
trip
into
the
Tillamook
Miller A Tracy undertaking business
management
ability.' Helps the
country
last
week,
returning
Tues­
In Portland.
Percy Hubbard, sixteen year old
parents and makes less work for
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, day evening with some very fine fish. them.
Often times saves the expense
W. C. T. U. meeting at 2:30 Wed­ passed away at his home on west Monday evening Ralph Gray and of a hired
and work done by
nesday at the home of Mrs. Marla Third street last Sunday, following his Sunday school class of boys, the the students man,
is considered better, for
Bowerman on Sherman street, two three months’ illness with the flu. Hustlers,
take more interest in their own
of the Baptist church, en­ they
doors west of the Baptist parson­ Funeral services were conducted joyed a fine
homes.”
weinie
roast
at
The
age. Subject for discussion, “Law from the Hollingsworth chapel Tues­ Terrace, the home of H. C. Bateman. (Boy No. 5.) “Gives the pupil
Enforcement." Important that mem­ day afternoon. Rev. Krelder officiat­
a chance to get the actual experi­
ber* should be present. ’
ing. Interment followed in the Dun­ Services will be conducted at ence
in the course he is most inter­
dee ¿emetery.
ested
in. By carrying a home pro­
Charles
Crater’s
place
at
Sunny-
Thelma Parrish, Olive Reid and
you can determine whether or
next Sunday at 2 p. m., by Mr. ject
Helen Evans represented the local Lee Vandermark, who is travel­ crest
not any money can be made in the
Phillips, pastor of the Newberg things
girls reserve of the high school at ing for a tailoring establishment, Christian
you are interested In. The
church.
The
public
.Is
the convention, in Portland last Sat­ stopped off here Monday of this week cordially Invited.
department is valuable to the farm­
urday. Mrs. O. Huddleston and Mrs. to look after business Interests. Mr.
ers because it has the material to
Chester A. Dtmond also attended as Xandermark owns the barber shop The Wednesday club met at Mrs. let
(hem read on anything about the
advisors. All report a very fine time. which he formerly ran and which Is Jack Mueller’s this week. Mrs. Wood- farm.”
located In the I. O. O. F. hall build­
No. S.) “It enables boys
was the leader, reading a pa­ who (Boy
Mr. Wright, who has been con­ ing. Mr. Vandermark has been over worth
come from the farm to study
per on the subject, "The Bridge of something
ducting a cash store at the corner of In the Tillamook country and re­ the
will enjoy and
Gods." Roll call brought response take hold of. that At they
First and Main street» for some ports that there Is still considerable on the
the
same
time boys
"Rivers
of
Oregon.”
months. Is going out of business here snow over there.
who have been reared in the city
and will move his stock of goods out
learn about country life and the
Among those who came to New­ can
of town. Mr. Wright has been In The local sawmill will start run­ berg
work
which is carried on there. He
Tuesday
evening
to
attend
the
very poor health, and found the ning again next Tuesday. May 3. It county federation meeting were Bar­ will appreciate
the farm industries
change necessary.
was formerly planned to start on
will not be altogether ignorant
Garrett, Dr. Stryker, J. G. Eck- and
Monday but as the railroad company ney
of how farming is carried on. In
man, Peter Zimmerman, Fred Wlth- the
The Graphic In some way failed found it Impossible to arrange for a ey,
end he will probably join in the
W.
W.
Lunger,
and
others.
to get the news of the appointment log train before Monday, the run
great work of farming which the
of two new councilmen to fill out the will not start at the mill until Tues­ Meade Elliott, head of the local country
do without. The de­
new ward positions. These new ones day. From then on the mill will run boys work movement, announces the partment cannot
.enables
who have to
are Will M. Doud and Lester G. Pike. steadily and this Is certainly good following prises in the kite flying work at home after bys school
study
Mr. Doud will represent the fourth news to the men employed gt the contest to be staged at the P. C. May and work at the same time. to Farmers
ward and Mr. Fitzpatrick will rep­ mill
as
well
as
to
the
people
of
New-
are getting fewer and fewer all the
Day event on Saturday: (a) jass time.
resent the fifth ward, his residence berg In general.
This is caused by not having
cap
by
Miller
Mercantile
Co.;
(b)
being In that ward. Mr. Pike Is also
the
advanages
In the country which
flashlight
by
Hutchinson’s
bicycle
in the fifth.
At the Grant anniversary service shop; (c) all the ice cream one boy the farmer should
have. The de­
given by the G. A. R. and W. R. C. can eat.
partment
encourages
improvement
In McMinnville Wednesday, May last
Thursday
the
following
program
of
the
country
which
will encour­
10, at 7:30 p. m., there will be a was given: Commander Meader pre­ The White Heather club met with age people to live in the
country.
meeting at which all candidates for siding;
Governor
Olcott’s
letter
read;
Everyone knows that without the
Mrs. Lola Swart Monday evening, farmer
state and county offices have been song Amerloa; prayer. Rev. Hayes; May
the country would starve.”
The evening was spent with
Invited to speak. Each candidate song. Battle Hymn of the Republic; fancy 1. work.
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Our
honored
guests
will give a short talk and answer
Rev. C. E. Gibson; solo, Mrs. were Miss Margaret Illig of San The hardest
thing is to learn to
questions. This will give the public address,
Shaw;
pong.
Tenting
’
o
n
thfc
Old
know one's self; the easiest to find
Francisco, Mrs. R. C. Patterson of fault
a good opportunity to "site up" the Camp Ground. There was a good at­ Tillamook,
and Mra Alberta Hutch­ Thales. In the doing of other people.—
candidates, and women voters as tendance and Rev. Gibson’s address inson of Los
Angeles. Our next
well as men are urged to attend. on Grant was a splendid one.
meeting, May 15, will be at the home
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Zumwalt.—Con.
Mrs. G. E. Klenle entertained at Quite a number from McMinnville of Mrs. Frank
May 13, has been set aa CALL GREEN about your paint-
her home on Center street fast and other nearby towns visited New- the Friday,
for the next big Whitney lng. Phone 11 A3.
Thursday afternoon at a surprise berg on Tuesday evening with the boys date
2 711
and the public 1s re­
party In honor of the tenth birth­ intention of attending the county quested concert
to
bear
this
date
In
mind
day of her niece, Idabell Krohn. federation meeting. However, the lo­
FOR 8ALE—Elgin Six car. cheap:
leave It open for the boys. This phone
Games were played and a good time cal people had planned for this meet­ and
Red 67.
31tf
will be in the nature of a benefit to
enjoyed by all the little folks. A ing on Friday night Instead of Tues­ buy
new
red
caps
for
the
entire
cho­
dainty two-course luncheon was day and were not on hand at that rus to be used in connection with
served. Many pretty gifts were re­ time. Just how the mlxup occurred the Berrlans in the Rose Festival
ceived from those .present, Dorris we are unable to say, but believe It
Saunders, Madeline Sleppy, Esther to have been a general misunder­ parade.
Baird, Joyce Anderson. Lillian Haas, standing, as the New berg Commer­ Mr. and Mra Will Bratnerd. two
Mary Davy and Louise Klenle. Mas­ cial club and the Berrlans were mak­
Grace and Irene, who are
ter Edward Klenle and Donald Wil­ ing plans to entertain and feed the daughters,
students at Willamette University.
federated clubs on Friday night.
liams were also guests.
Salem, and young son, Clarence, and
tm* friends, Messrs. Frank Tatton
and Bruce White, also attending
Willamette, were visitors at the
Rev. Hiram Gould home Sunday,
having motored over from Salem.
The Bralnerds were parishioners of
Rev. Gould when he was located at
Marshfield. Mr. Bratnerd being his
choir director. At the close of the
Our Assortment of
school year at Salem the Bralnerds
will leave for Texas, where Mr.
Bratnerd will establish a J. C. Pen­
Are you satisfied with your ,
ney store.
child’s
school work?
Eastman Kodaks
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NEWBERG HIGH SCHOOL
he is working under ,
AGRICULTURE NOTES the Perhaps
and Supplies is Complete.
handicap of eye-strain.
(Oliver F. KUham)
Olve your child an equal !
The people of the Newberg com
munity
will
perhaps
be
interested
to
I
chance.
Many children are i
Bring us your films. We are prepared
know what the boys who are taking dull because
of eye-strain.
the Smith-Hughes agriculture work
to five you first class daily service.
think of It.
See us and see better.
The opinions of some typical stu­
dents are quoted as follows:
Bo f No. 1—"The home project
work helps the farmer. Students
learn many things about project from
Graham’s Drug Store
books and bulletins. Students take
more Interest In farm home surround­
ings. Students learn to keep records,
and work up an* find necessary ref­
erence material. Gives students a
TH1 JEWELER-OPTICIAN
chance to take a responsibility them­
selves, and learn to manage it with
Local and Personal News
C. A. Morris
Electrical mexehaadise, wiring materials, are net bought
for one day or one year. Purchases of such materials should
be bought with discriminating judgment. Cheap materials axe
expensive in the long run. Standard equipment, made by oon-
oeras with reputations to maintain, is the kind every electrical
customer should select, and every denier should sell. There is
u satisfaction in the use of such goods because of the minimum
of future trouble. We try to buy the best and sell on a basis
pleasing to those who patronise ns.
Yamhill
ic Company
"It Serves Ton Right"
DR. 8. IL WENDT
Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Calls answered to your home.
Edwards Building
Newberg
Saturday and Monday
W e will give awey
One 12-ounce can of Cane and Maple
Syrup with each half gallon can
you purchase.
Please call and see our
gains before buying.
bar-
J. L. Van Blaricom
9 0 0 First Street
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Newberg, Ore.
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Cashier
Black 106
A. R. MILLS,
Tice Pres.
Firs t National Bank
o f Newberg
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Exchange
Interest on
Time Deposits
J
Domestic
Exchange
Safe Deposit
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