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THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1132
R. L. Connei
nation procès
Nelson and Elsie M. Nelson.
The suit arises over a sti
land owned by the^plsintlff j
for the market road No. 4,
from Wapato to Newber#,
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Nearly every transaction requires over the compensation for said land
the composite of brains and muscle. having not been reached by the par­
Henry Ford thinks he can furnish ties interested.
ths brains if -the government will
Around the Offices
furnish him the Mussel Shoals. How­
Fred
Sappinfton of Route 4.
ever. , apparently the government
brought to the county clerk the akin
wants to furnish both ths brains and
of a coyote for which he received a
the muscle. How do they get that 93 bounty on July 32.
way anyhow?
A. F. Arthur has died his notarial
commission with the county clerk.
The Embrey Warehouse A Storage
Everyone who could get away has
Co. has tiled its affidavit of owner­
mads a trip to the coast this summer ship under the provisions of the as­
or Is planning one before summer Is sumed name law. R. D. Embrey of
over. It is s splendid thing to get Sheridan conducts the business.
away from home for a short time
Hiecc is Beneficiary
and enjoy ths revivifying effect of
In his Will ths late Carl O. Wick-
the cool Balt air. I f taken properly
man appointed W. T. Vinton execu­
one comes back feeling like a new tor of the testament and estate. The
person.
will was executed November 1, 1921.
A niece, Helen Wlekman. daughter
Ws talk about the high coat of of August Wickman, is made the
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llviag, but few stop to realise that beneficiary.
J. H. Jewett in his late will be­
it is a very different mode o f living
queathed 31,000 to Ila Bay Williams,
that ws enjoy than that which was a granddaughter, of Washta. Iowa,
enjoyed by our parents some twenty the remainder of the estate goea to
the wife. W. H. Jewett of Kaliapell,
years ago.
Mont., and Mary E. Yoder o f Hub­
The population is rapidly being bard, Oregon, are named as execu­
tors, they being son and daughter,
divided into two classes— the quick respectively, of the decedent.
and the dead; and unless we learn
to become quick more rapidly than
Other Suits Piled
ws have be?n doing, we’ll all be
Frank Holmes is attorney for the
dead.
,
plslnflff. Bank of Dayton, in an ac­
tion for money brought against J.
Are you planning anything for the W. Sims.
J. E. Thurston et al as plaintiff
county fair this year? I f not, hunt
and represented by Attorney B. A.
around and see, if you haven’t some­ Kllks, have started an action for
thing to place on exhibition there. money against C. T. Stullenberger.
Lula A. Biddle vs. Otis P. Biddle.
Let’s make a big showing from New-
B. A. Kllks, attorney for plaintiff.
berg.
, The farmers wbe couldn’t g ft help
to pick their berries may find plenty
of opportunity to help thoee who
woUnldn’t help them, next winter.
. If the investment for the hone yog have in mind exceeds your anticipations, the easiest and
mosteconomioal way to reduoe the ooot it to reduce the floor spuoo. It is uot necessary to out out
rooms or sacrifice convenient arrangements..
Any of the plans which are on file at this office can be xeduoed in sin and yet all the features
of the original design be retained.
Call at this offloe where you may “lock over” hundreds of modern designs. These pleas are
free to customers. Any design will be changed according to your own ideas, so that it will fit both
CHAS. K. SPAULDING
LOGGING CO.
Manufacturers of LtunbcT and Building Materials
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Flour ywks when bleached make
every day pillow cases, or even
sere and skirts for the kiddies.
The days are already getting
shorter again and most people are
planning for^tbs opening of school
and other fall activities.
Just because, they were planks for his platform from bis
although the driver ad- ‘peace’ ship?”
charge. We believe that
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5 laws are not any to o 1 I f you’re going to' hitch your wag-
that when an officer in the on to a star, be sure It is not a fail­
le duty seeks to enforce lnK *tar.
Are you taking every precaution
to prevent fires during this long dry
spell ?
AS IT WORKS OUT
and ths settlement thereof.
Now, therefore, all persons in­
terested in the estate o f said de­
ceased, are hereby notified and/re­
quired to appear at the County
Court room, at the Court House, at
McMinnville, Yamhill Oonnty, Ore­
gon, at said time, to then and there
show cause, if any there be, why
said account should not be settled,
allowed and approved, and said es­
tate forever and finally settled, and
said administratrix discharged.
Dated July 13. 1932.
L E ILA E. TAYLOR,
Administratrix of the estate of
Gilmore R. Taylor, deceased.
Clarence Butt, attorney for estate.
First pub. July 13, 1922.
Last pub. Aug. 19, 1922.
The following st&nsa was taken
from the Portland News and we re­
publish it in view of the fact that
Newberg has been having an unusual
number of these temporary bachelors
of late and we believe they will be
able to appreciate it. We do!
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
“ Bill Brown's full of mirth today;
Notice Is hereby given that the
His wife and kids have gone away.
Next week the lonelleet man in town, undersigned, Louisa C. Parker, has
And gloomiest, w ill be Bill Brown. been- duly appointed executrix of the
W ill and estate of L. M. Parker, de­
ceased, by the County Court of Yam­
Orate dried pieces of cheese and hill County, Oregon, and has quali­
There is a question in our mind keep In clooed fruit Jar and in a cool fied.
whether the Sunday picnic habit is place. Use for salads, sandwiches.
Now therefore, all persons having
claims against the estate of L. M.
Parker, deceased, are hereby notified
and required to present the same,
with the proper vouchers, duly, veri­
fied, to the undersigned executrix,
at the law office of Clarenee Butt,
in the City of Newberg, Yamhill
County, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 3rd day of August,
1922.
LOUISA C. PARKER.
Executrix of the W ill and Estate
■of L. M. Parker, deceased.
Clarence Butt, attorney of estate.
First pub. August 3, 1922.
Last pub. August 31, 1922.
Hop Pickers
Wanted
Since 1907
F or largest hop ranch in O regon.
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W rite fo r registration cards at once.
Shop phone Blue 195
Res. phone Blue 4.
E. Clemens Horst Co.
B. E. Evans, Phons Black 141
Ansco Cameras
—And Father
did the Washing Once
This incident was told of g local man, in a local
PARLOR PHARMACY
E V E R Y DAY
For an hour he slothed and lifted and lagged— and
in the morning called us.
We have been calling regularly ever since— his hour
in tiie cellar convinoed n*m that washing is indeed no
work for a woman.
Try this service and you’ll want no more of the old.
Phone us today.
PICKERS
Newberg Laundry
The best of Camping facilitios. Oood water and plenty of wood. Tents to be had at fg.50 lo t
the season. W ill w ist 880 picken. Prioe for pidring will ho $1.00 per hundred poumds. WILL
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LEA VE AFFI1CA1I0MB AT C O T AMOKS C0NTECTI0NERY, DAYT0N, OREGON.
pliearions mast be in by August find.
R. H. WOOD
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