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THE HOOD R1VEK NEWS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1912
BOX BACK
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LOCALSndPERSONALS
Peter Sbtvely was called to Port
land Monday on account of the death
of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Zwetgert of
Eighth street are rejoicing over the
birth of a son Thursday.
A son was born here Saturday
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Roy ( rap
per, whose home Is at Lyle.
Mrs. L. Hunt, who submitted to a
serious operation about a week ago,
is reported as making a good recov
ery. An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Holbrook died Sunday. Mrs.
Holbrook Is reported to be recover
ing. Klngsley R. MacOuffey of the Up
per Valley leaves October 17 for Los
Angeles where he will spend the win
ter. The guild of St. Mark's church will
meet Friday afternoon at three
o'clock with Mrs. W. H. Iawrence
on Cascade avenue.
Professsors Krause, Bares and
Bailey of the O. A.',, spent several
days In the valley last week study.
Ing some local orchard problems.
Olaf Larsen of Underwood, who
has been a patient at the hospital
for a month past with typhoid fever,
was able to return home Sunday.
Miss Beth Edglngton and Miss
May Chase, who are attending St.
Elizabeth's Academy at The Dalles,
pent the week end at their homes
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Hellbronner
went to Portland Monday, lie to
spend a couple of days and Mrs. Hell
bronner to visit friends for a couple
of weeks.
George H. I limes of Portland, sec
retary of the Oregon Historical So
ciety, spent several days In the city
last week and attended the Congre
gational conference.
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
the registration books at the county
courthouse will be kept open between
even and eight o'clock In the even
ing as well as during the day. They
will clone at five o'clock next Monday.
SslS Reed & Henderson, Inc.
Fire, Accident, Life, Automobile, Plate Glass,
Burglary, Employer's Liability, including
FARMERS and ORCHARDISTS.
Also Judicial, Official and Indemnify 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
Heat Estate Loans
7-nr. nl
Bluestone for sale by the Davidson
Fruit Co.
Mrs. F. Eggert of Portland sent
the week end here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Powers of
Portland spent the week end here.
The stork brought Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Eastman of Belmont a girl on
Friday.
Miss A. M. Spring and her sister
left Monday for New York, where
they will spend the winter. '
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and Mrs. L. Emllls here Monday -J
They formerly lived at Dee.
Rolert Livingstone of Portland
came up the last of the week to In
spect his property Interests here.
Mr. and Mrs, C S. Somervllle re
turned to Portlaud Friday after
upending a month on their ranch
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Orowdouof The
Dalles have income residents here
and have apartments In the Mt.
Hood Annex.
Mrs. A. A. Couch returned to La
drande Saturday, after spending
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. J. E.. Robertson.
Miss Stone, who Is attending school
at Portland, came up Thursday to
ppeud a few days with her father, A.
W. Stone. In the Upper Valley.
Mrs. Lola d. Baldwin, sup rlntend
ent of the Department of Public
Safety at Portland, was the guest of
Mrs. C. A. Bell the last of the week.
Miss Buckenmeyer, one of the lead
ing dunclng teachers of Portland,
comes today to hold her tirst dancing
Class, which opens with a good en
rollment. In the case of Amos Underwood
against the First National Bank to
recover $1000 which he alleged had
been drawn from the bank on a forg
ed note the Jury disagreed after hav
ing been out all night Wednesday.
John doldsbury returned the last
of the week from a trip through Cen
tral Oregon. He was much Im
pressed with that new country, but
says he saw nothing that tempted
him to leave the fertile Upper Valley
Investment j
Ladies' Neckwear
Just from New York
-no two alike--nll
the New Ideas...
Priced from 25c to $5.00
La Vogue Cloaks
and Suits
A new shipment
Just Received
Be sure and read Unas. N Clarke's
remarkable offer on page
The ladles of the Baptist church
(the Heights) will serve dinner In the
dining room of the church to the
teachers during the Institute. 41-42c
Attorney and Mrs. A. P. Retd
spent the last of the week In Port
laud. An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Sears at Oak drove died
the lant of the ww k.
Miss Marlon Van Horn, who Is at
tending St. Helens Hall, spent, the
week end here, accompanied by four
school friends the Misses Mac-
Oregor, Miss Constance Fulton and
Miss Fox of Astoria and Miss Dela
bur of Port Angeles.
Four Portland youths bound for
the cowboy country of Montana
were Intercepted here Friday even
ing by Marshal Lewis upon receipt
of dispatches from their parents In
Cortland. I he boys, who were
about 14 years old, were taken off a
freight train and sent back.
Frank Qulnn, Fred Miller, Carl
Ross and L. 8. I sen berg went to
Portland Monday to attend th
grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias. Last evening they were
Initiated Into that lodge; A numtier
of other knights went to the session
yesterday.
A number of local racket wlelders
left yesterday to compete In the tour
nament to le held at Prlnevllle this
week In connection with the county
fair. Two autos carried the party,
which Included Charles Hall, E. ('.
Smith. H. T. DeWItt, H. A. Mac.
Donald, E.A. Franz, Frank Cram, Dr
Malcolm Bronson and E. A. Baker.
J. E. Hunt sustatued a severely
burned arm the last of the week
while riding on the chemical fire ap
partus on Its way from the Heights
to the Park Street schocd. In pass
ing over a rough piece of road a
quantity of the strong chemical
splashed onto Mr. Hunt's arm. He
was taken to the hospital for treat
ment.
Alexander Millar, secretary of the
Harrlman and associated lines, was
here Saturday with his daughter
Their special train was held for sev
era! hours, Mr. Millar having
expressed his desire to se the valley.
Mayor Blanchar took tnem for an
automobile trip out the East Side,
up Van Horn butte and through
some of the big orchards Included
In the party was Assistant Superin
tendent F. L. Coykendalf of Portland
One of the plensantest social ever.ts
of the season was irlven Thursdav
evening when Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm
j Bronson and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cul
I Itertson were hosts at a dancing par
ty given at Hellbronner Hall. The
hall was effectively decorated with a
profusion of autumn leaves and col
ored lights. There were about 1.7)
present. Dainty refreshments were
served at midnight, after which danc
ing was resumed and continued un
til one o'clock when the p.rty broke
up to the strains of "Home, Sweet
Home."
CULL APPLES
Hood River Apple Vinegar Co. will
pay $8 per ton for this grade In sacks
delivered to factory. Sept. 25, 1912.
Regular Sunday excursion to Park
dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and
friends.
Bachelor
Underwear
No Buttons
Regular 75c Values
Special 50c
See Window
The D.-ivldson Fruit Company haw
bluestone for sale.
Austin CMiom of Astoria spent the
week with his family on their place
here.
Dr. M, E. Welch, wlfeaud two chil
dren returned Saturday from their
wedding trip.
Miss H. Holmes of Underwood vis
Ited friends here a couple of days the
last of the week.
Mrs. Frank L. Ken I Ing of the Up
per Valley returned Friday from a
visit In Portland.
W. R. Mackenzie of Portland, who
Is Interested In a local ranch, was
here over the week end.
Mrs. Thomas Roliertsou of Port
land was the guest of Mrs. I). E.
Rand the last of the week.
Miss lienore Adams returned Sat
urday, after spending a couple of
weeks visiting friends In Portland.
Allert Sutton, who has closed his
office here and opened one at Port
land, visited his family the last of the
week.
Professor Lawrence Is making a
numlter of tests In order to determine
whether scab grows In area after
packing.
H. Mlchelstetter and wife of Slonx
City, Iowa, came the last of the week
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Thrane
at Pine drove.
Miss (Ilium Sweenson and Miss
Alibi TroeiNon of Morgan, Ore., ar
rived Friday to spend a week at the
home of Hubbard Taylor.
(i. .1. Oessllng, formerly engaged In
the milling business here and now a
contractor at Tacoma. was a visitor
In the city the last of the week.
Mrs. E. .1. Baker, who has been
spending the summer with her son
E. A. Baker of the Oregon Hotel, has
returned to Los Angeles for the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes re.
turned to Roi-kford, III., Saturday,
after spending three weeks as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S
V lelds.
Taft rallies have leen held this
week at Odell and Pine drove under
the auspices of the Taft Republican
Club. Hon. H. B. Huston of Port
land spoke at Odell Monday evening
and at Pine drove Inst evening. He
Is scheduled to speak at Parkdale
this evening.
The fire alarm was sounded about
10 o'clock Saturday night and the
department promptly responded.
Some hot ashes had been thrown
fnto a barrel containing waste paper
at the Park Street school and the In
cipient blaze was discovered by Mrs.
Sletton, who sent In the alarm. The
Are was extinguished Is-fore It did
any material damage.
A. S. Kelr hooked a Dolly Varden
trout the other day that was 19
Inches long and weighed two pounds
and 11 ounces. He caught the big
trout only a short distance up Hood
River. "Jake" Schmeltzer also
caught a big one the other day, but
after getting the fish Into his basket
It turned a somersault over the edge
and flopped back Into the stream be
fore Its captor could head it off. Jake
voiirhe for the story and says Hie
fish was probably the l lggest troi
that has Iweii hooked here In many
eurs.
Wool Blankets
White and Colored
Buying direct for Cash
makes a Big Saving for you
Cotton Blankets
39c to $2.20
Bath Kobe Blankets and
Crib Blankets
Four marriage licenses were Issued
by Deputy Shoemaker on Friday.
They were to Horace A Holllngshcad
and Lenore Eastman, deorgu R.
Evans and Marie K. Smith, Jesse W.
Rlgb.v and Mary Jane Ka merer. Carl
Hagen and derda Hnghom.
We are making a set of Photo
graphs
showing exceptionally
fine Trees of
Apples and
in some cases we include the
Orch ards . and the Scenery
where we find conditions espec-
ially favorable.
Improved or. Unimproved Orchard Land?
If you have, write to
WH1ST0N & SUGG
AT ONCE
P. O. Box 635, Hood River, Oregon
And they will call on you and list, your property
Mr. Whiston came to Hood
River during the past spring
for the purpose of getting thor-
ghly
posted on the actual
ou:
conditions here and has watched
the entire process of various
orchardists.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ferguson, who
have Iteen spending several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. Floy ('amp-
lell, returned to Tacoma Monday.
That wan the last day In which to
register and Mrs. Ferguson, who Is
H years old, was determined that
she should not miss her llrst oppor
llinll.v to cat a ballot.
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C. A. Cass has been drawn to serve ; Tennis players from The Dnlli s, In
on the Jury of the United States DIs eluding Messrs. Hopkins, siinm.'.ns,
trlct Court at Portland until a new . dreene and doode, accompanied bv
panel Is drawn November 4. Mr. Miss Bennett and Miss Jacobsoti,
Cass was drawn to serve on the July came hereSunday nnd gracefully sub
petty Jury panel and has now been 1 mltted to defeat at the hands of lo
drafted for additional service. I cal players.
HAVE YOU
A REAL BARGAIN
IN
Business Block for Sale
Buy a business block In down town
city property at a price and terms
that suit you. Address Attorney E.
II. Ilartwlg or A, A. .Inyne, Hood
River. Ore .'Wltfc
Lima and Spray Kelly Bros.
phona
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If you have an extra fine tree of
fruit which has not been harvest-
ed, drop
us a line and we wi
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visit your orchard and include
your fruit in the fine display of
pictures wnicn we will Keep
in
our Portland offic
e.
From early spring, to and including
Jarveshng and packing of the
mature fruit. Messrs. Whiston &
Sugg are going to specialize in Hood
River Orchard Properties in Port
tend where their offices will be lo
cabedjnjhe Concord Building on
Statk Street, Cor. Second.
HH-clal Harvest Dances will beheld
at Hellbronner Hall every Saturdnr
night from 0 to U p. m. Everyone
welcome.
.Wife
CULL APPLES
Hood River Apple Vinegar Co will
pay f 8 per ton lor thia trade in aacka
delivered to factory. Sept. 2S, 02.
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