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8 THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1912 LOCALSandPERSONALS -KTJ wyr F. II. PrtvliUon li-ft Stittirtlay oa InixInt'HM trip to San FrnnrWu. Mr. J. ('. I'ortiT lum none to Tort l.'uid 1 1 three or fnur mouth. M rn. II. J. Frederick went to l'ort Iiuii) the lant of tln wivk to vlMt friend lor n few dnys. Mr. a':' Hutler ha jjone to Si-oliy, Mont., to vlit her daughter, Mr. J. L. Oiucnru. for it couple of month. l- II. Humphrey, an li)urance man rereentlui; th .Ktna Liability Company, ha Ut-n ependinj: xeveral day In town. Kev. .1. P.. Parou left Monday for Portland to attend the ministerial Institute. From there he will go to Salem to attend the state I'hristlau Fndeuvor convention. Mr. Haworth went to Portland Saturday to meet her husband, who ha been spending oiue time lu Southern California They expect to locate noon In one of the coast cttle. Mis Grace Allen of Parkdale nnd her guest, Mis Jennie Kutan of FJ mlra. X. Y., pent the past week In Mood Iliver attending the conven tion of the Christian aud Missionary Alliance. Professor and Mr. W. H. Law rence gave a small dinner party Sat urday evening, the occasion being his birthday. A delicious repast wa served and a most enjoyable evening sp?nt. Inquiries are Uginulug to come Into the Commercial Club from youug men In the east who ure anxious to come to Mood Liver In the spring j and want to know whether employ ment can lie obtained. Miss Mary Allen, who has lieeu a student at the (. A. C. short course, has returned. A number of others from here who were In attendance are now Lack, the course having terminated last week. Miss Kuth Klssell and Miss Mar garet Nickelsen, who have lieen oper ated on for appendicitis receutly by I)rs. Bronson and Wnugh, are re ported to lie recovering nicely. Mis Klssell was operated on Tuesday of last week. The entertainment to be given by Mis Honfy of Portland at the Bap tist church (the heights) on Friday night will lie well worth a consider able effort to be present. Mis Honey 1 an able elocutionist aud will be as sisted by splendid musical talent Secretary Kauffmnn of the Com mercial Club has received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. John K. Sheltun, who have been visiting at Topeka, Kan., and Grand Kuplds, Mich. Mr. Sheltou Is doing some missionary work for Hood Klver and sent for! literature. They expect to return j the first of next month. j A new guet iu the shape of n nine- j and-three-quarter-pound boy arrived i at the Mrs. I hotel conducted by Mr. and . L. Bole at Van Horn on ' Friday and the joungster wa given a cordial reception. On nceount of the day, the Impromptu name of Groundhog" wa Inscribed oti the register. Mr. and Mrs. Boles are re ceiving congratulation upon the happy event. Rev. J. R. Harnreaves will In? one of the speaker at a mtissineeting of : urged to be present, school children and citizen to le j When the Mount Ho.od train due held at M osier Friday, i he obj-ct here at three o'clock Friday wa of the meeting will be to discuss the about a mile and a half south of the movement for country life education 1 city a freight car next the tender us endorsed by the Oregon Develop-! jumped the track and stalled the ment league. There will lie a utim-1 train. The passenger had tocom ler of speaker and all school In ! plete the trip on foot. The car wa M osier and vl'lnlty will be dismissed replaced on the track Saturday and for the afternoon ' tratlic wa resumed Sunday. l '.V';X "ft lmst' ROBLEY MALE QUARTET WHICH APPEARS HERE THIS EVENING fgTiTTTTTTTrrsTrTrsTxzxszzssirrrrza: CJO J. H. HEILBRONNER & CO. m For Pcal Estate 'Bargains n in Totttn and Valley heilbronner Building Hood River, Oregon fkxxxxxixxxxzzrxzzzxzzxzxzxjzxxzzzx A yx"7 in S II. Sonle wu a vlltor In Port lam! tin' lat of th wf'k V. L. l'pon I nWi' to U on the street a;ain after hi recent Ulne. Mr. Fredetihurji wa In the city from Mt. Hood the lat of tlie week. Mr. ami Mr. W. 0. K. Smith have lnt'ii tun one the recent visitor to Portland. Kill J. Apuer ha returned from Corvalll, where be attended tin short course. Mr. and Mr. t L. Koer returned the firt of the week after having Lpcnt about a mouth In Portland. Mrs. V. K. Hodges was able to leave the hospital and return home with her little daughter Saturday. Lev. K. L. House of Spokane, w ho has a ranch In the valley, arrived the first of the week f.ir n short stay here. Ml Viola Williams of Oregon City returned home Saturday after hav ing Ut'n the guet of Mr. aud Mrs. NY. H. Warren. Miss Caroline Montague returned to her home in Portland Saturday after having visited her nuut, Mr George Sargent. Miss Lzma Jones left a fi w days ago for Pendleton, where she will visit her brother, Ia-wIs Jones, for a week or ten day. Carlton L. Pepper of The lalles ha filed hi petition for nomination to the office of district attorney of this judicial district. V. B. McGuIre suffered a painful accident a couple of day ago when a piece of calsomine fell Into one of hi eyes, burning It quite severely. Mr. Sidney Babson returned from Portland Saturday with her three-weeks-old baby boy and left for her home In the I'pper Valley Sunday. Mis Lucy Davidson, who ha been spending the winter with her father Jesse Pavldson at Mt. Hood, re turned Monday to Centerburgh, Ohio. J. R. Nickelsen went to Portland Saturday In order to return with Mr. Nickelsen, wh j has made n good recovery from the effects of an oper ation. R. i; Miller and Lewi Plog left the last of the week to attend the farmer' coure at the Oregon Agri cultural College. This course began Monday. Ml Wirklns, matron at the hospi tal, who wa In a serious condition last week following an operation, I now out of danger and making a good recovery, S. B. Fay has returned from a three month' trip In California, hav ing visited many of the principal town. He also visited a number of place in the Willamette Valley. Addison Bennett, a special writer lor the oregonlan, wa in tne city the latter part of the week gathering data f r a write-up of Hood Liver, which will probably appear next Sunday. The San soucl Club meeting will le tomorrow I Thursday I afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hoyt. The annual election of offi cers) will le held and all members are TO A. Putnam wasdown from Mount H-iod the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Willi Van Horn left Saturday for San Fratniso. Mrs. W. I. Hanson went to The Halle the last of the week to visit relatives. Mr. J. K. Staulou went to Port land the latter part of the week for a mouth visit. J. J. Fowler, who owu a ranch here, wa up from Portland the last of the week to Inspect hi prorty. W. I' Pabriey and wife left Thurs day for Grcsham, a suburb of Port land, where they will make their home. Mrs. L II. Brown of Portland left Saturday after having been the guest for several days of her daughter, Mrs. B. L Ouncan. Mr. M. Lavenson returned to Portland Monday after having vis ited her daughter, Mr. J. II. lleil- bronner, for a few days. Mr. and Mr. O. M Bailey of the I'pper Valley returned the last of the week after having spent a couple of month In southern California. C. A. Lining, who owns a ranch about three miles south of the city, left with hi family Saturday for an extended visit In Mobile, Alti , hi former home. Fred II. Shoemaker, a former Hood River resident, wa the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gilbert, leaving here on a trip to Vancouver. B. C. Hi home I now In Seattle. John R. Wetervelt, who formerly did dental work here, ha opened an otlice In the Oregonlan building. Portland, and ha Inserted hi tuisl ness card In another column of the News. Melg Bartmess, who has been spending u couple of months with hi parent, left the last of the week for Scranton, Petin., where he ha a pos ition with the Westlnghouse Electric Company. More people read the want column In the paper than read the news. When you make your want known through that column of the News, be assured your purpose will be accom plished C. F. Gilbert of the Gilbert Imple ment Company says that prospects for spring and summer busbies were never brighter than they are today. Inquiries for supplies have been com ing In record-breaking numbers. Mr. and Mr. William B. Dyer of Pine Grove left Monday to spend about a month visiting relative In Portland. Mr. and Mr. C. N". Rav Uln, also of Pine Grove, left the same day to be the guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. King, who are spending the winter there. Work on the east side grade wa started yesterday. A large number of applications for work have been received. Indicating that one of the reason why the merchant took up the matter that of furnishing work for some of the unemployed who will not lie available when the busy sea son starts wa accomplished. Mr. and Mr. II. Montague Sidney, who own a fruit farm In the valley, have engaged apartments In the Mt. Hood Hotel annex. Seventeen of these apartment have already Ijeen taken, although the annex was only opened the first of the year. The re maining apartments are reserved for the use of trunlent. Owing to the absence of the pastor, .1. B. Parsons, there will be no meet ing of the Men's Brotherhood at the lecture room of the I". B. church this week, but an Interesting meeting with a full program will be held next week on Friday evening, Feb. 11. Watch the paper next week for an nouncement of program and subject for consideration. The suit brought by F. H. Isen berg against I)r. M. F. Shaw for :i."i, 000 for the alleged alienation of Mrs. Isenls-rg's affections ha lieen settled out of court. The Interested parties held a conference Saturday evening. Although admitting that a settle ment had been made, it wa stated that they were not at liberty to re veal It nature. It I understood, however, that Mr. Iseuberg received a satisfactory financial bulm. The county ha ordered surveys made for a three ami a half tall? stretch of road extending south from Fir postollice and opening up the tract owned by J. M. and Caroline Culbertson. A. S. Morlatid, Mary L. Booth, Altiert Nordcr and J. M loiter. .Survey have alo been or dered for a road along the east fork of the Hood River south of the base line and opening up the lands of Charles Hall, William Smullen. A. B. Cutler anil others. New ha l-en received from Charles Hall at Los Angele that the Round-up or "Rodeo" a It has lieen rechrlstened, will lie given there from March 'J to 17. The company, In which u numlier of local men are In terested, ha been Incorporated under the name of the Municipal Amuse ment Association and Mr. Hall ha been elected vice-president. It will be In the nature of nn open competi tion In nil cowboy sport and pas times for cowboy In the Southwest Charles T. Karly left on a business trip to Portland Monday. Mr. L. F. Henderson left Monday to sH'nd a couple of days In Port laud. A. W. Stone, who has lieen taking the O. A. C. short course, has re turned. J. X. Chanilierlaln, a young Salem attorney, ha arrived to work for S. W. Stark. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. ami Mr. Claude C Cuddeford ou Friday. Mr. i. Y. I'd ward and Mr. L. ('. Sim went to Portland yesterday -to sjieud a few day. Mis Helen Bavllsoii, who I at tending school In Portland, wa here from Thursday until Monday. L, A. Henderson went to Oregon City the last of the week and wn de tained several days on Important business. Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Robertsou have been receiving congratulation upon the birth of a daughter, who nrrlved Wednesday. A. W. Peters has returned from the O. A. ('., where he took the short course In horticulture. K. L. Mc clain I also back. Mrs. J. M. Smith, formerly of this city, and her soti Howard have been visiting and Mr. and Mr. .1. P. Lu cas. They now live In Portland. A. J. O'Xeil. local ticket ngent for theO. -W. R. & X . returned to work Monday after a three months' ab sence spent In Portland and Cali fornia. Taxes are being paid with excep tional promptness thl year. Sheriff Tom Johnson report that the re ceipts for the first five days averaged over fsOO a day. An optimistic note I struck In the county clerk's otlice, Mr. Hanson re porting that recording fee last month exceeded by ten percent those for January, l'.qi. Marriage license have been Issued at the county clerk' office during the pat few days to J jlly M. Shelley, 21, and Martha Bradley, It!, and to William A. Mercer, ."), nnd Flora L. Glmerlield, 5:1. W. H. Root left yesterday for Port land where he will make arrange ments to have his famll.v join him soon for the winter. When summer arrives Mr. Root may decide to lo cate In Southern California, although his plan are not yet matured. On Saturday evening a number of neighbors and friend gathered at the home of Mr. anil Mr. R. W. Ord way on the Belmont road, the occa sion being a surprise party given In honor of Mr. and Mr. Ordway's twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The evening was pleasantly spent In visiting among those present, with amusement Interspersed and solos by Mr. Jensen. Refreshment were served and after the greetings of the gathering were formally extended by Rev. John If. Hargreaves the com pany dispersed, leaving Mr. and Mr, ord way happily conscious of the kindly regard of their neighbor. On Monday evening two of our well kn iwn residents, Mr. and Mr. Samuel Barker, celebrated their for tieth weddlug annlverary. The neighbor showed their appreciation of these two kindly people In a, very pleasing manner. Mr. and Mr. Bar ker were spending asocial hour at the home of their neighbor, Mr. Church, when n goodly company came to swell the circle, giving the principal a complete surprise. Invents of the evening Indicated the possibilities of true social enjoyment among neighbors. After a period spent In games and friendly chat, re freshments were served. Then Rev. J. R. Hargreaves voiced the feelings of the company In a few word and with the singing of "Blessed Be the Tie That Bind," and a prayer for the continued well-being of Mr. and Mr. Barker and the gathered circle, the company dispersed. If you want to buy anything from a guinea hen to a fruit farm ndver tle In the News and you will tlnd It. True-To-Name Nursery Wishes to announce that they have only a few thousand of those guaranteed trees left. Uetter order now before it's too late. Address, TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY, Phone 2002-K Hood Klver, Ore. CHICHESTER S PILLS BRAND LADIK4 t A.k rr "ramrfrt for CTTT.CTTF1-TKI,!I A MA MONK IikaNO PILL In Uro mtiAj Gold mrttlilc tsxr. (riled with BluKO) Ribbon. Im us otiii. Ilaf rfitif V Dra1a amk tr t lll-CHlcmTtB v DIAMONU HUANU PII.LM, (it Iwrntr-flvO Jtrt rrrardrd m Brnt.Bafrtt, Alwajre RrlUbl. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS tim f rvrRYiAMPor worth tjujui tVtnlnlitnD tkikb DIAMOND Bk NOW IS THE PROPER TIME TO REMOVE CANKER SPOTS An exchange say: Between now and March I the proper time to seek out the cankers and prepare for their destruction; better result are prom ised by early fall removal. There are three form of canker the Mister, the black rot and that from the pear blight organism. To meet canker, early pruning und burn lug of dying branches aud removal of canker spot ou living trunk aud brauche are urged. The diseased bark, etc., from such spot must be burned If spores are to be destroyed and Infection reduced. The treatment of apple orchard canker Involves also the treatment of large wouud or pruning wound a well as those caused Immediately by the removal of canker. iK-ad limb will require to lie cut off close to the trunk or large branch. The same applies In all pruning. No dead stub should remain to open the way for further Infection. MARRIED KMKItY Hl'llHON On Monday, January 2i)th, at the White Temple, lu 1'ortland. Miss Mat tie Hudson of M osier was mar ried to (Jeorge Kmery of this city. The bride Is well known ami the groom Is a young man of good standing, living employed by the Bridal Veil Lumber Co. at this place. The happy couple, after a brief visit to the bi lie's home In M osier, will take up housekeeping here. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlalh's Liniment and bound onto the affected parts Is superior to any plaster. When troubled with lame linck or pain In the side or chest give It a trial nnd you are cer tain to be more than pleused with the prompt relief which It affords. Sold by all dealers. Relishes in Bulk. i Olives, Sweet Pickles Sour Pickles, Dill Pickles Chow-Chow Sweet Relish Mince Meat Sauer Kraut Dates Dried Peaches Dried Apricots, Dried Apples Fresh Eastern Oysters AH new and fresh at... THE STAR GROCERY "GOOD THINGS TO EAT" Perigo & Son SPECIAL MISSION FURNITURE We are prepared to make to order almost anything in spec ially designed Mission Furniture and solicit your order for any thing you want made in that line. To keep our men and ma chines busy we will make special low prices for February and March. We also make Finishing Lumber for your house. J. M. WRIGHT & CO. Thone 306-X Hood Hi-Vcr, Oregon C. C.LEMM0N IS CHOSEN OFFICER OF NEW LEAGUE C. C. Ieiiimou, who 1 attending the short course at the O. A. I'., has beeu eWted first vice-president of the Oregou Road league, which wn formed the last of the week nt a meeting of the good roads enthusi ast held at the Oregon Agricultural College. The purpose of the league are to collect and distribute knowl edge of highway construction and to lieu force In the good road move ment throughout the state. Sixty enthusiasts attended the organiza tion meeting. The following olllcer were elected for the ensuing year: President, Judge Victor I'. Moses ofCorvallls; first vice-president, t C. Ix'tumon of Hood Klver; second vice president, B. W. Short of Klamath; secretary, K. V. Ayre of Corvallls; treasurer, 11. H. Gellatly of Corvalll. Nine di rector were elected. DO YOU That it is unsanitary and dangerous to have your washing and ironing done in a closed room in which there has been sleeping or cooking. All the foul odors or germs are attracted to the clothes when in a heated condition. Our plant is free from these conditions, be ing large, light and airy and we use nothing but soap and pure soft water for cleansing, return ing your clothes to you in a clean and sweet condition. Try us once and be a customer n forever. HOOD RIVER Electric Wiring A. L. DAY. Preni.lrnt Under First National Bank Building J. ONE UNIT COSTS $500 You may pay cash. The easiest terms are $50 down and $10 per month. You can surely save that much. You are guaranteed 5 per cent from the start. When all the orchard is bearing the dividends will be several times the guarantee. Find out about The Hood River Unit Orchard CENTRAL ORCHARD CO. - Phone IGI-M. - 0ak&3rdSts. M'ARTHUR NOT TO ENTER THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE ('. N. McArthur, president of the local Ua aud Klectrlc Company, who hat beeu considering entering t he race for the nomination of Republi can candidate for Congress, ha an nounced that he ha decided not to run. "A number of my friend have been kind enough to suggest that I enter the race for Congress, " said Mr. Mc Arthur. "and 1 have received assur ances of support from many sources, but after thinking it over, at length 1 have decided not to run, but to de vote my time to my profession." Chest pains andadry, hacking cough should be treated with Ballard' llorehoiind Syrup taken internally. and llerrlck' Ked l'epper l'orou Blaster applied to the chest. Buy the dollar size Horehound Syrup; you get n porous plaster free with each bottle. Sold by Cha. N. Clarke. KNOW n u Phone 123 LAUNDRY GO, a ELECTRIC RADIANT TOASTERS Only 4.50 Come and see us before you buy Heating and Cooking Utensils else where. You can save money. & Supply Co. M. GKIUKK. Vice I'm. and Manager PHONE 3