J. D. Gordon and wife went to
Portland Wednesday (or the day.
The Graphic la printed a day early
this week In order that the Oraphlc
force may enjoy turkey and the hol­
iday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Spaulding and
little daughter autoed to Eugene on
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Spaulding's parents.
Mrs. Russell Parker went to Mi-
Mi nnrllle last Friday to visit her
sister. Mrs. M. E. petit and attend
the home-coming week at Llnfleld
College. She returned home on Sun­
day.
W. W. Hollingsworth £ Son are
advertising some very special bar­
gains on dining room tables, kitch­
en cabinets and ranges. It will pay
you to read their advertisement on
another page.
Mrs. Charles Maddux and Mrs. L.
W. Boyer of Portland visited Mrs.
Oliver Evans last Thursday. Mrs.
Evans enterttained them at dinner
and in the afternoon invited in a
f e w friends and the afternoon was
spent in playing 600. -
The drawing coil test which was
put on In the Dundee and Newberg
schools by Doyles Tire Shop recently
has been closed and the winners an­
nounced as fellows: Dundee. Mar­
jorie Windsor first prise of $5 for
the best drawing in the school at
large: Warren Compton first prise
of f l in the primary department.
Newberg, Helen Stanbrough, first
prise of |5 for the best drawing in
the school at large; George Wallace ^
first prise of $1 for the best draw­
ing in the primary department, f -
Local and Personal News
C. A. Riddle .was a Portland visi­
tor on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hollingsworth
and Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Dlmond
were Portland visitors last Saturday.
John QJerdorff. a representative
of the Portland Telegram, was a
Newberg visitor on Tuesday and
Wed need)
Larome Rankin came down last
Friday evening from Corvallis, where
he !e attending O. A. C., to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation at home.
Robert Hough Gags, who’ has been
visiting his mint, Mrs. C. R. Duer.
and gradfathsr, 8. T. Gage, left Sat­
urday for Ms horns In Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mrs. H. B. Finley and two children
left last Friday after a week's visit
at the horns of her mother, Mrs. M.
J. Nash. Mrs. Finley’s homs-is st
Mrs. R- U Bggers of Laurolwood.
Oregon, toft* the first of this wesk
after a week’s visit with relatives
and friend» here. Mrs. Bggers is an
old resident of Nswbeng.
Miss Mina Amsa earns up from
Newport Wednesday evening to
spend Thanksgiving holidays with
hsr father. F. L. Amea She expects
to return l a bor school at Newport
on Sunday.**
The young son of Rev. Maroy of
the M. E. church fractured both
bones of the right arm in a fall while
roller skating Wednesday. He was
cared for by Dr. Hyde.— Hillsboro
Independent.
It is reported that the water tank
from the tower that la being torn
down here has been sold to the Tual­
atin Valley Eleetrle company for |40
and will be taken to Newberg.—
Sherwood News,
F. L. Ames returned Monday eve­
ning from a ten days' visit at New­
port with his daughter. Mice Mina
Ames, who is teaching there. Mr.
Ames says that the weather was fine
during his visit there.
Among those who attended the
hort show and the ffult and not
meeting at Corvallis tbs latter part
of lest week were Harold Nichols, Z.
Thomaa Herd. 8r.t was a Portland
passenger on Monday.
According to the Hillsboro Inde­
pendent. the Washington county Jail
is full and the need tor more' space
is being felt.
,
The W. C. T. U. Is planning on
giving a dinner In the near future to
all people over 80 years of age. resi­
dents of this community.
D. M. Sharrar of Sherwood, Or.,
and Mrs. Mary A. Wright of Car-
rolls, Wash., secured a marriage li­
cense at .JCalama, '.Wash.; on No­
vember f t .
F. L. Ames will leave next week
for California, where he will spend
the next (our months with relatives.
He will probably go as far south ge
San Diego.
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The local iyeeum people have en­
gaged the Embers male quartet as
an additional number on this year's
course and this number will be given
on Thursday, March 8, 1929.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gilbert left
Klamath Falls. Ore., November 98,
for Marysville, Calif., where Mr. Gil­
bert has a steady Job the year
arbund. They will vlMt Mr. Gil­
bert’s daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Dee Blssett, also of Marys­
ville. for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Hanor returned to her
Dallaq home Monday evening from a
short visit at Newberg, where she
had been called by the death of her
friend, Mrs. Joseph Porter. The
runeral services were held Sunday at
Newberg, the body being taken from
there to Portland for cremation.—
Polk County Observer.
Mias BlanehF~JicNay enjoyed a
short visit with her friend, MI bb Beu­
lah Clarke, on last Thursday. Miss
Clarke being with the Mary Adel
Hays grand opera company, who put
on a splendid program In the college
chapel Thursday evening. Mias Mc-
Nay and Mias Clarke both were flut­
ists in an orchestra In Portland one
winter.
Postmaster Chas. B. Wilson asks
us to urge persons who can do so to
Christmas is leas than a month away. It is time to p k a
and provide those g ifts desirable and acceptable to those near
and dear. Useful g ifts are most appreciated. We suggest the
follow in g list o f useful electrical devices, serviceable, durable
and surely pleasing to the itoeiv er:
W affle Iron
Smoothing Iron
Coffee Percolator
Tea Pot
E lectric Range
A carton o f 40 or 80-w att lamps, and many other electrical
devices. We have a com plete stock o f electrical merchandise
and invite your inspection. W e sell only goods o f first-class
quality. Older now fo r delivery just before Christmas.
Yamhill Electric Company
TOG LA TE TO CLASSIFY
Nonken, the SplreUa coraetiere, call
at their homes Tuesday or Wednes­
U m a Graphic classified to sell It.
day, December 5 or 8, please leave
Mrs. R. C. Bristow were honored by orders st Mrs. Spivey's Art Store.
Butter wrappers printed at the
.a gathering o f friends and relatives. Phone Blsck 75.
9tl* Graphic office.
Many kinds of enjoyment come from
anniversary gatherings, chief of
WANTED— Parties to take sheep
which perhaps is memories. May NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
on shares. Clifford Calkins.
9t2*
you have many more of these anni­
Notice la hereby given that the
versary days.
undersigned.
Marguerite
Devore.
CANARY BIRDS for sale; Roller
Now comes the good old. Thanks­ Administratrix of tb* estate of J.
giving lima when ws should all have E. Devore, deceased, has fifed her strain; singers |3.00 and 95.00; fe­
many things to be thankful for and final account as administratrix of males 50c and 91 . 00 . Mated pair
likely we all are. but since thank­ said estate with the county clerk of $8.00. Breeding cage $2.09. Mrs. C.
fulness Is s form o f happiness, could Yamhill County, Oregon, and the A. Brock, Sherwood, Or., Rt. 4. 9tl
not each of us be more thankful or Hon. C. F. Daniels, Judge of the
happier by haying helped someone, County Court of Yamhill County,
who is less fortunate than we are. to Oregon, has fixed Tuesday, the 2nd
enjoy a better Thanksgiving. • m
day of January, 1922, at the hour of
Last Saturday evening a crowd ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
numbering thirty-five, both old and day, as the time, and the County
young, gathered at the home of C. A. Court Room at the Court House In
b u r e t * mit
Bristow. * The occaqjon was in honor McMinnville, Oregon, as the place
of Mias Letha’s 17th birthday. All for hearing objections to said final
had a good time enjoying games and account and the settlement of said
partaking of refreshments. Mrs. O. estate.
Winters ent the blHhday cake, we
MARGUERITE DEVORE.
suppose on both sides of the 17 can­
Administratrix of the estate of J.
dles.
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E. Devore, deeeaaed.
R. L. Conner, attorney for said
estate.
• First pub. Nov. 30. 1922.
Last pub. Dec. 28. 1922.
(Continued from page four)
pany at this place for some time.
The wedding occurred too late for
the Graphic to get any details for
this week.
Earl Hutchinson and hit mother,
Mrs. Soper, drove to Eugene on Sat­
urday of last weak and brought Mrs.
Harry Garrett and children back
with them on their return Sunday.
Mrs. Gsrett and the children will
visit here over Thanksgiving and ex­
pect to return to Eugenr next Sun­
day. Mr. Garrett is in the bicycle
business In Eugene, having formerly
been engaged in that business in
Newberg.
For Your Xmas Gifts
THE FAIR STORE
Early!
W . H. W 00D W 01X H ,
R. F . GILL,
President
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Y o u ’ ll notice the difference
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power and flexibility o f your en­
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It delivers 100% power instantly
in the coldest weather.
Play safe. Fill at the Red Crown
sign, at service stations, garages
and other dealers.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M PA N Y
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A . R . MITTE,
Cashier
V ioe Fret.
First National Bank
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even at zero temperatures. It is
the quickest-starting mo tor fuel
on the market.
W ashing Machine
Curling Iron
Electric H eater
Badio Set
or newberg
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Christmas
Tokens
PO W ER.
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headquarters for gift buying
Suitable merchandise for Father
Mother, Sister, Brother
or Sweetheart
All Quality G ood« at right prices.
Lynn B* Ferguson
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
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