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Mark and Lester Hanna at
Mrs Jack Smith, Mrs. Nettle Mc-
from our neighboring town« Many)
from Portland were among the via- J
Cully. and George Smith and son, the Rose Festival with the
Picnic dinner was enjoyed '
koward. attended the Rose Show in Boys last week. They report a good it ore.
but rather strenuous time.
Portland Friday.
the first number of the day, then f
came speeches from many local meh ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crater am
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Perkins of
North Dakota are visiting at the Gable attended the Rose Festival and others. The object of the meet- 1
lng was to get people interested ln I
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home of Mr. Rirfclns' niece. Mrs. last Friday in company with;
building a vlata house on the >-acre
Crater’s sister, Mrs; Gillam.™ m
Will Sanderman left Wednesday William Russell.
which Sam Otto donated for
for a weak's outing at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. .'Butene
Come and brf&g your friends to
ne Hubbard tract
that purpose and also to boost the
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chaa.
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the
picnic
the
4th
of
July
at
Lad
K.
Hubbard
Llewellyn Sanderman returned
new road up the mountain which
from Seabeck. Wash., on Tuesday Hill, which will be under th , aus- combined business and. pleasure last we are so badly in need of.
pices of the Community club. Pa - ' Friday afternoon and visited Port-
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Rev. Rounds of Newberg delivered trtotlc program at 11 a. m.; basket land and watched tbe parade,
SPECIAL PRICKS on meals at
dinner
In
grove
at
noon;
tug
of
war
,
Tom
guUon
says
he
is
the sermon at the Rex Friends
Newberg Packing and Produce Co.
and baseball in afternoon; and Jitney tempted to take a vacation as his hay
church last Sabbath.
S »tl
dance in the club house, music by ,8
ln wjthout g#ttIng wet. “
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lira. Florence I. Eves and Mrs. the Parrett band.
Ht raw berries,« re done. We really fe
Jay Ditto went to Newberg Wednes­
DUNDEE
Frank Shain invited bis berry lleve Tom would do it, too, if there
day to spend the day at th% Frost
pickers
to
bare
dinner
with
them
were
no
cherries
to
pick,
orchard
to
Mr.
and
Mr«
J. Olmstead are vis­
home.' _
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Thursday. A fins dinner was served oultivate and a thousand and - one iting their son, Ralph.
Abe Jeifltins and family autoed with wienies included, a n d. as sll other things to get off his hands
We are glad to see Clause Groth
to Neakowin Monday for a “’week’ s the pickers were children, they en­ first.
with us again after a year spent In
visit with their daughtef and family. joyed the wienies. Those attending
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard agd U. of O.
Mr. and Mrs. MeCaffery.
were Della Kissr, Josephine and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Namitz and family
Miss Bernice Keyes spent' the
N. L. Wiley went to Qswego Tues­ Irene LaPore, Charlie and Oral Kiser, started last Sunday some ho^rs
week
ln Portland attending the Rose
day To attend the funeral of Mrs. Ross Courser, Carrie Shain and How­ earlier than their usual time of get­
Festival.
Sehneller. They used to live on the ard Smith.
ting up, for the mountains for a day’ s
Mrs. Ruth Robertson from Aums-
Brown place. Joining Mr. Wiley’s.
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vacation. They went several miles ville spent Tuesday visiting friends
Mrs. Sehneller vcis 76 years old..
up
the
Yamhill
river
west
of
Yam
RIBBOH RIDGE
in Dundee.
N. L. Wiley received a card from
Rudy Wenger is helping Fay Har- hill. The report a Very enjoyable
Miss Beatrice Chapman spent the
his daughter, Mrs. Astleferd, In Cal­
day and enough fish for supper.
week with her cousins, Doris and
ifornia, stating that Rev. Asteleford ford on his barn -this w resk.
Most of the neighbors were Katherine Herring.
Mrs. Dewitt of Monmouth is vis­
la located at Seattle, Wash., and
shocked to hear of the sudden death
they start Wednesday by boat for iting her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Boyd. of Mr. Kelly last Sunday. Mr. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herring and
their new home.
Miss Clara Louisa Hertig called has been on* of the neighbors for family visited Tom Owens and family
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on Aunt Lou Carter Wednesday some three years, having purchased at Salemp on Sunday.
monring.
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FERHWOOD *-
Mr. and Mr« William Wilson and
the place formerly owned by Mr.
Mrs. A- H. Boyd has returned Eckerspn. The sympathy of the en­ family visited Mr. and Mrs. Georgs
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilson and
Clarence Davis all from Portland from Monmouth wheré she visited tire neighborhood Is extended to the Morrison at. Amity on Sunday.
fanUlv and relatives In the time of
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and her mother.
W. W. Silver, A. A. Parrett. P.
;
Groth and W. Wilson made a bust
Fred Williams has «bout all of their* ios «
Mrs. Ed Cox.
ness trip to Salem and Dallas Mon­
Martin Conrad visited with Mr. his strawberries sold. He sUre had
day.
and Mrs. C. Oettmsnn and family s fine lot of them.
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WEST CH e HALF.M
W. S. Allan and daughter, Isabella,
Mr. and Mrs. Dopp are enjoying
over tbs weak end.
The ladies aid met for an all day's and
Mr. and Mr« Alfred Allan vis­
Mrs. Shepherd, who has been vis­ a visit with Mr. Dopp’s brother and meeting Wednesday of this week.
ited Myron Bryan ln Portland Sun­
iting with her niece, Mrs. Archie his bride from the east.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sullivan en­
Fleming, will leave tomorrow for her
Mrs. George Wenger sad baW, tertained the archbishop of Oregon day.
Prof. Walte^Barnea of tbe history
Gelene, and Miss Clara Wenger vis­ last Sunday.
home in Toronto, Canada.
department of the U. of O. spent the
Mrs. Cora Jonas, win» has been vis­ ited Mrs. A. F. Hertig Monday af­
Virgil Vanoose of Ribbon Ridge week end with his brother, F. H.
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iting in West Timber, returned home ternoon.
was a Sunday visitor of the Jeanette Barnes
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thayer and Leo Strong family.
Groese accompanied her home.
Kerrigan of the Lakeview district
Mrs. Mary Thonny of Walla Walla
J. U. Smith with Margaret and returned home after a two weeks’
The Misses Mss and Florence spent Sunday evening at the George Mrs.
Smith took part in the Bald visit with her dtster, Mrs. A. 'J.
Bryant spent the week end in Port­ Wenger home.
Peak picnic last Sunday.
Vedder.
Delmer Hertig left Wednesday for
land visiting with
their cousins.
Christian Endeavor meetings are
Rev. R. C. Muckley of a Christian
Miss Mildred Whitten, and Stanley a week’s visit with relatives enfi
friends at Portland, Sauvle’s Island held regularly at 7:30 on Suaday church in Portland was in Dundee
Bryant.
evenings. Young people are urged on Tuesday looking after his prune
Jack Bryant and Owen Baker and Mist, Oregon.
to attend.
orchard.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Carter
aad
from this district were among the
Mrs. William Parrett and Mar­
Whitney Boys who sang in the con­ Mrs. George Carter visited Mrs. N. . Mr. and Mrs. W. ■ V. Dolph and
cert at Multnomah field, during the P. Nelson of West Chehalem last children spent the week end in Port- jorie spent last week ln Portland at
land taking ln the Rose show and the home of M r« Parrett’a daugh
Wednesday afternoon. -
Bom Festival.
ter, M r« Harold Prince.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saljee and making visits.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Baker and
There was a mistake ln the school
Frank Armstrong ts building a
son, Theo, and Mrs. H. C. Rosa, mo­ two daughters, Mildred and Eva,
tored to Portland Sunday and ate were Sunday evening visitors at the election report in the omission of new prime dryer this summer. Fred
the name of W. V. Dolph, who was Hess is head carpenter and reports
tended the Whitney Boys’ chorus at Walter Pattison !
elected
school cleric.
the work progreseing nicely.
Multnomah field.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Yergen and
Alva Ryan and family have moved
A crowd of bathers and picnickers children and Mrs. Easts Desch and
Vent their Sunday at the Fernwood daughters, of Newberg, visited Mr. family were at Brun’s Park near Au­ on to the Lownsdale farm near
beach. This beach is a fine place U t and—l d * r CharlSs Bailee Tuesday rora last Sunday taking1 part in their Dayton. We are sorry to lose these
annual family picnic.
people from our community.
go when it is ss hot as it has been evening.
Haying Is well under headway tn
the last few gays.
Mr« Harry Moon. Mr. and Mr«
Dr. Romig earns out to George
A large number of Fernwood peo­ Carter’s Monday to see little Msr- -the valley now and with such fine D. B. Heath and Mrs. Vlfgtnta Rev
ple motored to Portland Friday to vin Carter, who “Is HI with pneumon­ weather a large per cent will prob­ ana from Portland visited Newton
Bailey and family on Sunday.
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see the floral parade. A s Newberg ia. Thn baby Is stuns hotter at ably be saved In good shape.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. FendaU, Lois,,
had a beautiful float which won a present.
William Thun la In a Portland
first prise, everyone returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyons and DeVere and Kenneth and Howard' hospital for treatment of his hip.
happy.
son, Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Boyd were all Sunday dinner guests The doctor gives a very encouraging
Child red’s Day was observed In the ert Cook and three children of Che­ of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Baker and report for his speedy recovery.,
Fernwood Sunday school Sunday ev­ halem Center were Sunday visitors family.
Mr. and Mr« J. C. Hildreth left
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Davis, with Monday for a visit in North Dakota
ening by a program given by the of Mr. and Mrs. William Carter.
children of the community.
The
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hertig and Donald and Harold Davis, w6re in and other middle western states.
children deserve great credit for the daughter, Clara Louise, returned Portland Sunday and Monday to vis­ They will be gone for several
program and also Miss Ethel Ross, Sunday from Portland where they it their son and* brother, Frank months.
who drilled them.
were visiting relatives and friends Davis, whose condition remains
Mr. and Mrs. R. Morecroft spent
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for several days. They also saw the about the same.
last week at their farm near La Cen­
Many people were pleased to no­ ter, Wash. They .report the crops
big festival parade and were sure
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proud of the showing Newberg made tice the new beautiful shade of kal- tn excellent condition b u tte ry much
Mias Martha Struve attended the Sunday they took tn the Columbia somine with which the inside of the
in need of rain.
Bose Show last week. "
highway. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oberg clurch has been covered, -and other
BSr
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ballinger of
Chester Kiser has gone to work and son. Glen, and Mise Gladys Her­ repair and cleanup work which has
Portland, announce the, birth of a
In a logging camp above Newberg.
tig of Portland, accompanied them. been going on tbe past week.
baby girl, Betty Marie, on June 17
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Loucks went to
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Tbe “ Up 'streamers” boys’ class Mrs. Ballinger will be remembered
Portland on business Friday and
entertained about twenty four young as Miss Mabel Swink. ‘
SUNNYCREST
took in the Rose show also.
folks with a bonfire party at tbe No.
The Misses Grace Johnson and
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Case and * Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCredie and 10 school house last Friday evening. Hazel Anderson spent a part of last
mother. Mrs. G. Case, were Sunday family were Sunnycrest visitors last Various interesting as well as lively week at Vancouver and Portland as
games were enjoyed after which the guests of Miss Jane Ahdereon
visitors at the home of Bruce Case. week end.
Neal Hodges and his father have marshmallows were roasted, and the and M r« M. J. Grlbble.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ren ns and Mrs.
Tom Parrish o f Fernwood visited begun working crushing rock in the party broke up at an early hour.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Groth, Mrs. W.
Among those who attended the H. Bentley and children. Mise May
with Mrs. Jack Smith Monday even- quarry on Jim Everest's place in the
Red Hills.
lug.
Portland Rose Festival from West Groth and Mies Louise Venable were
Miss Beulah Kirby, Mnt Chas. Chehalem were Mr. and Mrs. D. P. among thd Dundee people to attend
Mrs. Roy Hacker and four child­
ren went to Portland Wednesday to Hubbard’s niece, from Ellensburg, Shaw and sons, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. the Roee Festival last week.r—
visit her mother, and returned Sun­ Wash., is spending a few days st the Amoth, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morgan
W. 8. Allan went to Vancouver, B.
an'd children, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hubbard home.
day.
C., on Wednesday to attend the fu­
Sullivan
and
sons,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Mrs. Stubblefield’s sister from Los
Mrs. L Martin and daughter. Miss
W. Smith and family, and others neral of hie sister-in-law, Mrs. James
Ola, are visiting ip Eugene with Mrs. Angeles, Calif., Is visiting at the from
the valley whosd names the cor­ Allan, who died very suddenly. The
Martin’s daughter, Mrs. George Stubblefield ' home. She- expects to respondent does not know.
sympathy of tbe community goes to
remain all summer.
Brent.
the bereaved husband and family.
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There will be no meeting st Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Applegate and Mr.
Mra. Grace Johnson and little son,
CHEHALEM
M
OUNT
AW
and Mrs Lessing of Portlanad were Crster*s next Sunday, but everyone Is
who have been visiting with the
Harvey McCollum was at home former’s sister, Mra. J. B. Johnson,
visitors at the home of C. C. Loucks invited to attend the basket lunch
over Sunday*
at the park ln Newberg.
Sunday.
went to Portland the first of the
The Flnlgan family were Portland week. From there she will go to
visitors on. Saturday of last week.
Hood River for a few weeks’ visit.
The Mclnnis girls and tbe Fini-
Mr. and Mra John Whltrlge mo­
gans were Newberg visitors Tuesday. tored to Warrenton on Wednesday
Mrs. Hanrey McCollum and child­ of last week. Mr. Whitrige returned
ren were ' visitors Tuesday at the home on Thursday, while Mrs. Whit­
rige and the children are spending a
Roy McDougall home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Maynard spent few days with her mother, Mrs.
Sunday at the home of their son, Siroy.
Mr. and Mra George Leslie and
George Maynard and family.
The Etcbel family from Portland family from Scotland are visiting
spent Sunday at the Floyd Hoffman their daughter, J g rs F. W. Meyers.
home. They took home with them a They intend to make Dundee their
home. Mr. and Mra John Leslie of
good supply of strawberries.
Nehalem are also visiting at the
While selling strawberries around Meyers home.
*
Portland we ran across a grocer who
Mrs.
Clara
Warren
presented
her
was far enough behind the times
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tbat be had never heard of the New­ Dundee pupils in a musical recital
at the M. E. church Saturday night,
berg Berrians.
June 24. The entertainment was
Georgie and Winnie McDougall good and showed much hard work
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from* Dayton and Mrs. Rose Tom- and progress mad* by the pupils ln
berlin from Seattle came up Monday their year's study.
evening to spend a few days with
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M r« Wllltem Donahue and daugh­
the mountain McDougall«
ter, Vera, end son, William, are vla-
Mrs. Grace HutchsnaXnd her son- Iting the former*« mother, Mrs.
in-law,
Henry Christopher, and his Hoover. Two other grand-daugh­
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two children, spent Sunday at the ters, Luclle Latourelle and Vivian
Humphries home. Ward McMaugh Owen», are also spending' a few
returned with them to Portland to weeks with Mr« Hoover.
see his sister, Mrs, Ruth Christopher,
The Dundee Epworth League will
p
who is sick at a hospital there.
serve ice creem on the porch of the
Newberg and tbe Berrians may Gordon store in Dundee Saturday
well be proud of their float which evening and aleo on tbe following
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was entered in the Rose Festival Saturday evening. Orchestra music
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parade at Portland Friday, and will aleo be furnished by the League
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which won first prise in its class. to add to the pleasure of these af­
It was certainly g fine float and fairs.
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meant lots of work to get R up all
Mrs. W. R. Reynolds and daugh­
In the two colors,
ters spent the week end la Portland
Sunday guests at the Brunson with Mra Reynold’s sister, Mra Ri­
StMtWag to yon
home Included Mr. - and Mrs. Pearl els Blanc. Mr. Blanc is planning a
Ottls and Marlon and Grace Ottis, trip to France In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rycer and He U securing his ticket end reser­
-jChlldren, Wayne Brhnson and wife vation through our local agent. Mrs.
fin d Charlie Burton. They had din­ Bwlnk.
ner and then part of the crowd went
Mr. and Mra. J. Seeley end Mr.
up to the picnic at Bald Beak.
end M r« Cook of Spokene stopped
If you weren’t at tbe ptaftke at for e few days visit et the homes of
Corner lin t aad Edwards
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flume White 7
Bald Peak Sunday you must have Mr. orsenwsll end Mr. Dearborn.
been lonely as most of'you r neigh
bOrs Wkrs there ss vroti ts many
toa)
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