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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1912
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LOCALS ANDPERS0NAL5
AlU-rt Sutton t.nt wv.-rnl ilny
InHt Met-k In I rt lit ii mi IhimIiu'kh.
Mr M I.nvlnon of Portland In
vlnltlinf bt-r iliiuchtcr, Mr. J. H.
Hellbronner.
lHrut.v llntrlit Attorney John
Maker went to Steveimon. Wnnh., on
h-gn lumlne Thurxilny.
Mr and Mr. Floyd Arnold hnve
H their tfiiewt Mr. Arnold- nlwter.
Mln Kl-le Mutrle of Nlnloik. Wand.
M1n Meliuffey. who ha In-en vlelt-
ng lier brother In the I per tlley.
returned to Ohio the lant of the week.
Mm. H. I, KordliiR left Thursday
for ii vlnlt In ChKnkro ami New York.
She will Ik (tone about two uioutho.
Mr. anil Mr. K. K. Moller went to
Portland Saturday and remained
overlabor Pay with Mrs. Moller'e
parents.
MIhh Gladys and Km lie HomliiK
of Corvallln spent last week an the
Kiiewta 'f their aunt, Mr. ('. P.
Thompson.
J. V. Morton and daughter re
turned to Salem Saturday, after hav
ing spent several day vlxltlnj; with
friend here.
Mr. and Mr. I'. A. Can, who have
leen spending several week on their
place near irenhain. returned lie
last of the week.
Mr. S. M. Kelr and children ar
rived from Ylroqua, Wine , on Thurs
day to spenil the winter and perhaps
to locate permanently.
J. S. Loughary and wife of rack
wood, Iowa, were guest at the
home of their niece, Mrs. .1. L. Ilersh
ner, last week.
Ml Elizalieth M. Zaph of Cleve
land, ()., who ha been visiting Y.
H. Marshall In the I'pper Valley, re
turned East Sunday.
William P. Seott and the Misses
Scott arrived from St. Louis. Mo ,
the last of the week to visit the for
mer' son, Julian I'. Scott
left the list (f
days' trip to Se;
the
ttle
A. J. Nelson
week for a few
and Tncoma.
Mr. and Mr. I" K. Kobbin of O ik
drove are receiving congratulation
upon the birth of a on Friday.
Mrs. Y. I, Taylor of Indlanapoll
arrived Saturday evening for a short
visit with her son. Kobert Carter.
If you war t any entitling peaches.
earlvorlate Crawford or Allverta,
call il K. J. T. Nealelgh. Mood
Hlver. :tiK-
Mrs Ellen liryant of San Francisco
arrived Saturday to spend a few
week visiting her brother, Charles
O. Kobert.
Ponald McCIalu arrived frtmi
Greenfield. O , Monday to spend a
couple of weeks with hi brother. K
L. McClaln.
Mrs. C. M. lioxberger of Kansas
City visited her brother. !. A. How
ell. last week while en route home
from California.
Mrs. Lugton of Pee, who has been
undergoing treatment at the hospi
tal, expects to be able to return
home this week.
Mrs. George Stranahan Is enter
taining this afternoon and evening,
wtiist being played tills afternoon
and bridge this evening
Mrs. A. .1. Derby and Lynn Young,
who have been spending the summer
with relatives at Washington. Pa.,
returned Monday evening
F. M. Ienberg returned the last of
the week from Seaside. He say the
recent cold weather has caused a
stampede from the beaches.
M. M. Lapham, Inspector In charge
of the soli surveys west of th Kock
les, will lie here earlv this month
to Inspect the work done this sum
mer In the Mood Klver and White
Salmon valleys, the soil survey maps
of which sections are now being pre
pared here.
Dr. M. A. Jones
DENTIST
Formerly of Hood River, is now
located at 245 1-2 Washing
ton St., Portlanp, Ore
M. S. DENTAL COMPANY
FOR SALE
will sacrifice house and two lots on 7th
and Pine Streets, just three blocks from
the High School; small barn, chicken
house, an abundance of berries and
fruit, and the largest rose garden in
Hood River. Will give liberal terms. If
you are looking for a home or an invest
ment, this is a bargain. See...
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C O A E
in: -i:vi:ntii JSTiiici-rr
SEEDER FOR HIRE
Arrange for Date
NOW
Call W. G. E. SMITH
Phone 1912-K
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We make 23 styles of Doors
which we show in our Catalog
$1.40
1.75
6-X P1REL DOOM-'I'mnnlfM, 11 fl7. Ht
CBAFTBMAH IHTERIO DOORS I'am lH
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CKAFTSMA FROBTT DOOEi-l'HIN li.G.
., on I", on nixl $3.00
COTTAGE rEOHT DOORS Ixitibl- clr-nih
A" iiuMlilv kI.ihh, 10 ftylff. Ht IT. oil, :i.5n.
:! ni I ' ;s and 13.60
tVSIDE WIUDOW TRIM to Tunl.li. In hoik t -80
in MID E DOOR TRIM fr only on f- i I 9 -60
Ail mad la our own mill.
Our K-ti. WIimIiiw. h l. Hmnra. ll-.l.Hril. MonlilltiKa
at .r-.-Tlli.imt-ly low prl.-s, nlti.li art' rliili-l plnlnl)' to our
l.ltr llhi.lrt fH.I intHl'K
Wi rMr:iiiti... phi l-fnf'l"n anil mf- i1ill-rv.
n.,1 f.il 19 writ for cataloa Ho. 'J. W tell anyxne ana
aaip anywhere. Lalunata 01 Iiaigm caargea lurniaoao.
Jm t - " IW.
Avon was born to Mr. and Mrs
Fred V heeler f this city Sunday.
Mn. S. XV, Arnold and Miss Marion
XX'alliM'e left jesterday for Newport.
Mis Agnes Bench of Oregon I'ity
Is the guest of Mrs. I,. A. Henderson
XX'. II. Smith and wife returned
Monday from 11 week's stay In l'ort
land.
II ('. lVIti left yesterday to nttend
the photographers' convention at
Portland.
Some money to loan or Invest In
good real estate security. K. II
llartwlg. :itfe
Mrs Kverett 1". Tawney of Seattle
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al
U-rt I', lieed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X'. t'rltes moved
Into their new home 1111 upper State
street t rlday.
Mrs. William Somervllle, one d the
old residents o tlie valley, Is serious
Iv III with nephritis.
Mrs. J. I'. Luca and Mrs. XV. K
Hanson returned Sunday after camp
Ing at Cascade Locks.
Colonel and Mrs. Tucker went to
Portland Monday to spend a couple
of days and to set "The Mikado."
Mrs. Haute M. Castuer went to
Portland Monday to attend the Spl
rellu Training School for a few days,
Mrs. C. I). HUtIcIis left Monday fcr
Portland, where she will atteud the
opera aud spend the rest of the week.
Miss Eva I?rock expects to leave
about the middle of the month to
enter the I'ulverslty of Oregon at
Eugene.
Frank Lucas, who has been spend
ing the summer here with John
Weaver, left yesterday for Shelby,
vlile, Ind.
Mrs. T. A. Schall arrived from
Portland yesterday to spend the
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred IMtz
Mrs. A. A. Couch of Latiramle ar.
rived the first of the week to spend a
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
.). E. Kobertson.
A. XX'. (Joodmau, now of Centralla,
Wash , but formerly In business here,
will return Friday evening, having
accepted a position In Moduli's store.
Miss Luella Hawley, who has lieen
spending the summer with the Misses
Seabrook.left yesterday for Portland,
where she will take a business course.
Charles T. Early Is convalescing
satisfactorily at Portland from his
recent attack of typhoid fever atid Is
I expected home the latter part of the
j week,
j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kohler of Buf
1 falo, X. Y who have lieen spending
the summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Marshall, left Friday to pass the
winter In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. XV. E. King went to
Portland yesterdi.y to spend a couple
of weeks. Mrs. Logan of Long
Ucitch, Calif., who has been their
guest, accompanied them en route to
her home.
XX'. L. Stewart has sold his Inter
est In the (iilbert Implement Compa
ny and has purchased an Implement
business at Brownsville, Ore. He
expects to leave for his new location
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, A. S. Kelr moved the
last of the week Into their new home
on Cascade Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Bishop and M rs. Campbell have
taken the house on State street va
cated by Mr. and Mrs. Keir.
Joe I). Thomlson left Monday
evening for a visit at hl-t home Iti
Fayettevllle, Tenn. He will make
the trip East over the Canadian Pa
cific, returning in about six weeks by
way of New Orleans and California.
The I'nltarlan Alliance will meet at
the home of Mrs. Shoemaker Friday
for an all day meeting. All the
ladles In any way Interested In the
church are urged to lie present to
help make a good beginning, and to
come early In the forenoon.
Mrs. J. M. XX'augh and daughter
Martha returned the last of the week,
after having spent the summer In
Cleveland, O. The den-tor surprised
Mrs. XX'augh by presenting her wfth
the new home which he purchased in
the valley, adjoining the E II. Shep
ard place.
IMchard Pooley gave a dinner par
ty at the Mt. Hood Hotel Siuidn.v
evening In honor of Miss Horothy
Moulton of Portland, who li.is been
visiting the Pooleys and Biltterliel Is.
Those . present Included the Mi-ses
Bates, Peters aud Sllberb, and David
Currier, Jr., anil Oeorgi' Koss Hop
kins. Morris Cays, the boy who accident
ally shot himself In the head, has so
far recovered tii.it he will probably
be discharged from the hospital this
week. He Is practically normal
again although the bullet Is still In
his bruin. While not unlipie, the
ciisi- Is an unusual one In the medical
world.
' Young man, get a piece of land"
for sale by the owner at bargain
price and liberal terms and time.
E'glit aeres guild garden truck and
if. Ii.ird laud three lull's out. Attor
E H Ihutttln, Mnllh I'.l'M'k.
Im.d Itlver. Oregon .'M!lfc
l.ime and Spray Kellj Bro., phone
Two Leautiful building lots front
ing oil Park Avenue ami Teuth
streets for sale. Inquire Iteed & Hen
derson, Inc 27t
The Hood Hlver Apple Vinegar Co.
is recelvlug cider and vinegar apples,
consisting of early varieties and
windfalls of later varieties.
Miss Penule Looney of Boise City,
Idaho, and her sister, Miss Ella
Looney of Los Angeles, visited their
cousin, L. Wells, here last week
Jesii Hutson, who has beeu work
ing at the Huthton planer, suffered a
broken nose last week and has been
under treatment at the hospital.
Several additions ha ve been made
to the conveniences at the hospital,
Including a new bathroom aud addi
tional equipment for the surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Mlchell. who
have lieen spending the summer at
Sen view. Wash., returned the last of
the week aud may spend the winter
here.
Buy a business block In down town
city property at a price and terinx
that suit you. Address Attorney E.
II. Hartwtg or A. A. .layne. Hood
Klver, Ore. .tOtfc
Miss Eva Coshow, who has been
spending the summer at her home
here, baa gone to Berkeley, Calif.,
where she will teach In the school
for the blind.
John R. Shelton, who has been
spending a couple of months at To
peka, Kansas, called thereon account
of the Illness of his wife's mother,
returned Saturday.
J. II, Ulmmlck, formerly of Hood
River and now of ilreenwood, B. C..
expects to leave In a couple of weeks I
on his return trip, after spending the
summer In the I'pper Valley. I
I. It. Acheson and family left Thurs
day for a few days' vacation, return-,
Ing the first of t he week. Mrs. Ach-i
eson visited In Portland while he
spent the week end at Albany.
Karl Onthnuk left Saturday morn
ing tor saiem, atternaving spent a
couple of weeks with his parents
here. After spending a short time
at the State Fair. Mr. Onthank will
return to the F. of O.
Ieslle Butler left Thursday for a
visit to the Vosenilte Park, nfter
which he will go to Detroit, Mich.,
to attend the meeting of the Amerl-
1MM
AT,
That are really Rain Proof, for Men,
Women and Children, at prices within
the reach of all
Rubberized Silk, extra light weight Rain Coats 0 0 r(
for Ladies colors grey or tan. Price OOiOU
Rain-proof Caps to match $1.35
Ladies' Tan Wool Rain Coat, warm and rain- Jjj gg
Same coat in Misses size $7.50
Ladies' Tan and Grey Poplin Rain Coat, medium PC cfl
weight 00. OU
Caps to match '. g qq
Misses' Tan and Navy Poplin Rain Coats, 15 to 19 $5.00
Ladies' Tan Ruberized Cloth Rain Coats $4.00
Children's Rain Capes, Red, Navy, Tan $2.65 to $3.40
Men's Rain Coats $4.50 to $15.00 no higher-no better
Boys' Rain Coats $3.50 to $8.50 -made like dad's
This line of Rain Coats is exceptionally good. We
cannot recommend them too highly
can Bankers' Association to be held
from September ! to 14.
'Jeorge H. H lines of Portland, as
sistant secretary of t lie Orgon His
torlcal Society, and Kobert . Held,
clerk of the circuit court, spent Sun
day and Monda visiting Samuel F
Blythe and other friends here.
S E. Buck, who has been employed
at the local express otlice, left Sun
day for Taeninn, where he will work
for a month as substitute depot ex
press agent. Afterwards he expects
to enter a Portland business college.
Mrs. Jennie Crulkshank of Olympla
Wash., accompanied her daughter-
in-law, Mrs. I. (i. Crulkshank of this
city, who returned Monday from a
month's vacation which was spent
at Olymula and with her mother In
I'acoinii.
Mrs. John Bust of Portland, Misses
Mary and Jessie Bust, Alliert Bust
and Mr. and Mrs. Kobert XValstrom,
all of the middle valley, and Mrs. K.
L.Lawrence of Minneapolis made a
trip to Cloud Cap Inn Thursday and
climbed Cooper's Spur.
Attorney E. H. llartwlg attended
to professional business, at Lyle,
XX'ash.. t lie latter part of the week.
Mr. llartwlg practiced law at (jold-
endalr with Senator XX'. B. Presby
before beginning Ills practice In Hood
Itlver nine years ago.
Miss Hazel Smith, who has been
employed by the Butler Banking
Company for about two years, ex
pects to attend tlw Willamette I'ul
verslty this Fall and will study run
sic Miss Benson, who has been
with the Stanley-Smith LnmberCom
puny, takes Miss Smltn's place ut the
li.'ink.
When you meet
a stylish turnout that is in
trood repair, you may wish to
know where the best horse
shoeing is to be found. You
may need the...
Services of a Horseshoer
any day, We do that work ex
clusively and with the great
est skill. Come here when you
require our services. Our
charges are moderate.
SHIVELY & DRISCOLL
Phone 63-X
Of Interest to the Ladies:
Our New SUIT and COAT H0DELS
Are now in and read for your inspection and selection
BRAGG MERCANTILE CO.
The Hood Klver Apple Vinegar Co.
Is receiving cider and vinegar apples,
consisting of early varieties and
windfalls of later varieties.
T. F. Matthews, foreman at the
Oregon Lumber Company's mill at
Dee, is convalescing from a severe
Illness at the hospital and expects to
be able to return home this week.
T. Iadls, also of Dee, who Is at the
hospital, Is reoorted to be recovering
nl'.-ely. Another Dee man 111 here Is
D. XV. Olsen.
Miss Bessie Henry and Miss Emma
B. Park, who have been spending
the summer on Miss Henry's ranch
at Odell, returned to Colorado
Springs the last of the week. Miss
Henry says she Is delighted with the
development of her place during the
present season. She expects to
make her home here eventually.
Kev. nnd Mrs. J. H. Crooker of
Kedlands, Cal., formerly of Boston,
spent several days here last week and
visited with E. L Smith, with whom
they had been acquainted back East.
Through the courtesy of V. C Brock
they were given an automobile trip
through the valley, with which they
were most favorably Impressed.
Mrs. Frank Cram entertained Fri
day tifternoon from three to six
o'clock In honor of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Wilson of Walla Walla, About
200 were present. The house was
prettily decorated for the occasion
and tasty refreshments were served.
Mrs. George K. Sloctim, Mrs. C. It.
Bone, Mrs. P. S. Davidson and Mrs.
Frank P, Friday assisted In the din
ing room. The punch bowl was In
charge of Mrs. S. W. Howard and
Mrs. B. E. Duncan Mrs. Truman
Butler, Mrs. C. N Kavlln and Mrs. J.
H. Hellbronner assisted In the draw
ing room, while a Iwvy of young
ladles. Including the Misses Howard,
Kelsey, Brock. Klnnalrd and Hersh.
ner, assisted In serving.
Announcement by Dr. Dutro
Dr. Dutro has removed Ids resl-
deuce to Odell In the H. S. l-wls
house, where he will be f iuml at
night and In the foren ton. oillce
hours In the Smith Building, Mood
Klver, one to four p. m , and by ap
pointment. ( barges In Hood Klver
and Odell (at all times) the usual fee
for town visits In the country mile
age will be figured from whichever
place Is nearer to t he pat run- II.kmI
Itlver oillce phone 71 Kci-lil.'m-e
phone Odell P.l.'l. ,'li .-,!V
Money to Loan
Amounts $.ilH) to $1.VHI. First class
real estate security. XXIII iiIai ,uy
luortmigts fur like muioiiuIh.
IMIlfc l.'KKII & IlKNIIKItMON
There are some very desirable office
rooms fur rent In the Hellbronner
UuildiiiK at from $10 to $13 a month.
!HJi Reed & Henderson, Inc.
Fire, Accident, Life, Automobile, Plate 0la55,
Burglary, Employer's Liability, including
FARMERS and ORCHARDIS TS.
Also Judicial, Official and Indemnity Bonds
Resident Agent for: Travelers Insurance Co.
Pacific Coast Casualty Co.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of New York
Pelican Assurance Co. of New York
Roal Estate Loans
In-Vostmcnts
APPLE RACKS
TE ARE now building AppleRacks and
JLhave several completed. You will bVTn
need of one to haul that bumper crop of ap
pies. Place your order early.
We maks a Specialty of
Tightening Wagon Wheels
W. G. SNOW
(Surcexaor to SNOW & UPSON)
Phone 62-K
Fourth Street
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
iiffprn FRF.F., with th xoptlon of cunt of pimtaite on papf-rn nd coat of thr tlnirrniily Fx-ti-nnion
Bulletin, to CITI.KN8 OK OKKOON, forty tINI VKItSlTY COIIKSK8 ly MAII,"
Ability to profit by the courwa kIvI I la the only rrtjuirpmpnt for enrollment in the Corre
aiwimlence Department. Couraea are ofTereil in the ilepartmenta of llotany. Dettatinir, Kronnm
Ira, K luration. Klectririty, Engliah Literature, Kna-liah Compneition, llialory, Mathemattra
Mech anical Drawinif, Physical fcilucation, PhyHica. Physiology, Paycholoiry. Koriolofry, and Hur
veyin. Write tn the Secretary of the Correeponilenc School, University of Oregon, rluirene
for Information and caUloarue.
COUHSKS IN KKSIIlKNCK at the Unlveralty prepare for the Profrnalona of KNCINKFK
IN(i. JOURNALISM. LAW. MF.DICINK. and TRACHINfl. Fall aemeeler npenn Tuesday.
Sept. 17. Addresa the Reg-lntrar for ralaloRiies descripllve of the Collee of F.nKineerinir the
College of Liberal Arta, theSchoolaof Education, Commerce, Law, Miflicine and Music.
Auto Livery
ct Pcirkdalo
Will carry parties to any part of the Valley,
or Cloud Cap Inn. ('alls promptly answorcd.
P h on O d oil I 88
J. M. CLARK
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