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About The Hood River news. (Hood River, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1910)
THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1910 XX MORLAN & LATHROP TOO WE ARE MOVING We are in the awfulest mess you ever saw HOWEVER, We will be in good Shape by SATEDAY y HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE Will Tell you More Ibout It fiejct WceK. MOSILR llnrn Snturdny, Sept. .'!, to Mr. ami Mm. I'.stes nn pound son. Mr. and Mrs. Havliltil.ar tnailo n trip to Hood IMver Kiiturdny Hfter noon. .1. M. I'.lllott Ims jrone to Virginia to visit hi olil home. He exerts to lie Kolie Home time. Miss Mary Hoevin went to I'ort land Friday to nend severnl da.vn visiting frlendn and ri-lutlvos. A larce deleKntlon of c-hun-h Kolnjt people went to Hood Ulver Friday evening to hear He v. Ionl preach. Mrs. SelllnRer ami family eame home Saturday to HK'tid the winter and H'.'hitiil her grandaoli, Civil Sellln B'r. Salmon llxlilmr wfiiin to lie jfood after the cloned si'nson. Saturday live tomi were chipped to point be low. Mrs. Harry Kemp returnetl to her home lu Odcll liist week after vIsltluK wveral ilayn with In r hrother, .1. T. Davenport. Mr. H.C. Clark and daughter have Kone t their home at Medford, Ore. Mr. Clark accompanied them ax far an Portland r. and Mrn. KoMnnon returned Friday evenlntf from a week'H visit In Portland. The doctor attended the medical association while there. Wm. .lohiiHon ha moved his fam ily Into hi house recently vacated by Mrs. K. K. Fraedrlck. Mr. John son moved In so a to le nearer school. Mr. W. A. Stark came up from Hood Hlver nnd visited with her daughter, Mr. Akers, anil sister, Mrs. Cobb, returning homo Friday morning. Apple picking seems to have come earlier this year. Some of the grow er will begin the last of the week. The apple crop will le the largest yet and they are of n very line size, hence will bring top notch prices. Mr. and Mr. Win. Marsh went to Portland Tuesday, Mr. Marsh re turning Wednesday, while Mr. Marsh remaln-d over till Saturday with hi mother, when both came home. Mr. Marsh I still very weak, but I slow ly gaining her strength. Mis Flora ha returned to her home In Colorado Spring after sev eral intinth' visit with her cousin, Mrs. A. Mi-Lane. Mr. C. (J. Nlchol and son Bernard anil (laughter Mildred started last week for Wnmego, Kansas, to Is? absent several months, visiting Mrs. Nlchol's parents. Grandma Cobli ha returned from her eastern trip. She had a delight ful trip but was glad to get back to Mosler a the weather has len very warm back there. Mr. and Mr. Ernest Kvnns left last week by boat for Portland, From there they go to visit Mr. and Mr. Hoy Thomas near Newport, Ore. They expect to Ite gone several weeks. Mrs. Hert Mlddleswart and three children came down from Mount Hood recently and spent h week vis iting relatives nnd friends. They were accompanied home by Mrs, Win. Rowland. A very quiet church wedding took place In The Italics last Tuesday evening when .1. T. Davenport of Mosler and Miss Hannah Krausnof The Dalles were married. The young people went to Portland for a honey, moon trip, after which they will re turn to Mosler, where the groom has a cozy home tit ted up for his bride. The many friends of the happy couple wish them all happiness In their wedded life. A wedding took place Wl Portland Wednesday at the home of the bride's parent, In which a numlter of Mos ler people nre Interested w hen Will Hubh and Miss Ague Uuloveseti were married. Miss (.iulovesen taught school hero two years. Mr. Ilubb formerly owned a place here but sold to Wilt Wright anj went to Silver ton, Oregon, w here he has a home. Mosler friend extend congratula tion. PARKDALI Mrs. Hawson went to Hood Hlver to visit friends. Miss Susie Mohr 1 at home again on her homestead. She went up Thursday. Mrs. Kalph Dm vies and mother and two nieces left on Thursday's train for Portland. MOUNT HOOD Mr. llclmer Is haying hi second crop. Mr. (irlbble Is lu need of a clerk In his store ns his present help Is leav ing. Mrs. Huberts and Mrs. Davis were visitors at the home of Mrs. (1. It. Welch the Inst week. New York Gets Apple Sale New York, Sept. A wire received this morning, say the Produce News, announces that Jos. Steln hardt of Stelnhard & Kelly yesterday completed ft deal whereby his firm will handle the entire apple crop of Hood Hlver vnlley controlled by the Hood Hlver Apple (irowers' 1'nlon. Evidently It did not take Mr. Steln hardt long to close the deal. He did not leave New York until the latter part of last week. The entire pur chaw will probably amount to $."ihi,. (HK) and mny Involve nearly $1,inmi,imhi The crop Is considerably larger than usual and from nllrepjrtstheiiualit.v promise to be up to the high stan dard set by the Hood Hlver I'nlon. This will Is the third season that Stelnhardt & Kelly will handle this Hood Hlver account, having made n success of the deal the previous sea sons. This Is without question the largest purchase of apples ever mailt' by one single (Inn In the history of the fruit business. When Mr. Stcln hardt goes Into a deal he goes Into It with both feet and Is deserving of success. Oravenstein Trees Yield $47 Dr. W. H. Colley reports one of the largest ji'i ds of (iravensteln apples In the valley. He packed iTd boxes from eight 11 year-old trees. It will be Interesting to know that the fruit sold for tM per box, or nt the rate of $I7.M per tree. At this rate an acre containing 00 (iravenstelns would bring in a gross return of be tween JJ.IVHN) nnd $:t.XMt. Something in Prunes The Newberg Heglster says that Q. II. Greer picked twelve prunes from a French tree In his garden which, placed In a row, measured twenty-four and a half Inches and their added diameter wn eighteen Inches, while their weight wa nine teen ounces. If anyone can show larger French prunes Mr. Urecr says ho would like to see them. Kindergarten Sept. 26 Owing to nn Illness the reorganiza tion of the Hood Hlver kindergarten has lieen delayed. The opening date however, has Ixvn set for September L'tith. when Mis Stlckney will be ready to receive the little pupils. Apple Time From Baltimore Sun Apple time, dapple time, ripe world nnd mellow, summer sweets unberand maiden's blush yellow; I'aldwln nnd greening and redstreak, and, ho! The ting nnd the tang of the ruddy rambo! I Apple time, apple time. Windfalls to greet us Where love In the orchard Comes dancing to meet us! Apple time, dapple time, red fruit nnd golden. Sweet flow the juices from the cider mills olden; j I'earmaln and winesap and Hen Davis, hi! , The sweet dreams of autumn, the sweet autumn sky! Apple time, apple time. Hed checks ami rosy, With love 'neath the old tree To weave ns a posy! Apple time, dapple time, sheepnose and rusty coat, lirlmes nnd the pippin with the light green and dusty coat; sweet world and true world nnd good world, ah me, lien dreams In the orchard sing sweetly of glee! Apple time, apple time, Sweet spell and line. With love's lips of rose Like a rose touching mine! Notice to Stockholders of the Farmers Irrigating Company The annual stockholders' meeting of the Farmers Irrigating Company will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, 1!U0 at in o'clock a. in. at K. of P. hall for the purpose of electing seven direc tors to serve one year. The annual report from secretary and treasurer will be read and such other business transacted as may properly come be fore the meeting. Following resolu tions will be voted on to hold the annual meeting of stockholders the first Saturday In September Instead ofOctolsT. l'y order of director. M. II. Nu kKi.sKN. Sec Jewett Return Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Jewett returned from their eastern trip on Saturday. They left In June to attend n big family reunion at Kawiey, Mass. It was one of the biggest family re unions that ha happened In Massa chusetts In nveitt years and Mr. and Mrs. Jewett say It was most pleas urable to meet the hundred of Jew etts there assembled. Mr. and Mrs. Jewett visited In New York, itoston, points lu Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin, ( hlcago, St. Paul and Minneapolis. White Salmon Enterprise. SMITH BROS. Successors to JACKSON & JACKSON We have just put on our shelves complete new stocks of Canned and Bottled Goods, Teas and Coffees and are prepared to give prompt attention to orders. PHONE 47 FREE DELIVERY XKW HISIDKNTS We are always pleased to extend courteous as sistance to new residents of Hood River and the Hood River Valley by advising them regarding any local conditions within our knowledge, and we afford every convenience for the transaction of their finan cial matters. New accounts are respectfully and cordially invited and we guarantee satisfaction. Sav ings department in connection. unnn riucr nawuMun x. tdiict nn hood river www iiiik.ii unnniiiu u lliuwl w w OREGON John Leland Henderson, Inc JOHN LELAND HENDERSON. President, Attorney at Law, County Surveyor HARRY A. HACKETT, Vice President, Manager Real Estate Department HENRY N. HACKETT, Sec'y-Treas., Notary Public, Deputy County Surveyor Headquarters for Law, Real Estate, Loans, Con veyancing and Surveying List Your JpyJRlhJs Correspondence Solicited Phone 41 Have Us Line the Stakes for Your New Orchard