THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1913
ROYAL
Baking Powder
is the greatest of modern
time helps to perfect cake
and biscuit making. Makes
home baking pleasant and
profitable. It renders the
food more digestible and
guarantees it safe from
alum and all adulterants.
the resulting score was IS to 4 in fav
or of Harrt-tt
Mr. t'aullor. who spent a few days
hi Portland, returned the first of the
I week.
j The Pifer family have vacated the
Hall house. Mr. Hall intends to move
; into the house soon.
I Mrs. T. Bishop is expected home
! the last of the wek. She has spent
the winter at Long Beach, California.
UNDERWOOD
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ODELL
PINE GROVE
Mr. Myers has moved into the Mc
Caw place with his family and will
run the ranch. He formerly lived
across Hood River and ran the wood
sawing machine here last Fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knapp have
moved to Naumes', where he will run
the team from the rock crusher.
Mrs. G. E. Bowerman returned last
Thursday from visiting her sister at
Washougal. Her return was hastened
by the serious sickness of little Irma.
A. B. Brooks has returned after a
winter's absence and will clear anil
plant to trees about eight acres.
His fruit farm is near Jas Wilson's.
The voice of the blaster is heard
in the land and sometimes the powder
smell is overpowering.
Raymond Gribble brought Mrs. X.
R. Bradley down to Louis Rhoades'
Saturday and she will visit her daughter-in-law
a couple of weeks. She
has spent the winter at her sister's,
Mrs. Billings, at Dee.
Mrs. Amos Billings has returned
from the valley. She has been attend
ing her daughter.the wife of "Barney
Cooper " our forest ranger. We may
rejoice with Mr. and Mrs. Cooper in
their baby boy.
Mrs. Perry Smith made a flying
trip to Portland and return Saturday.
She went to bid farewell to Mrs. Tii
ley, who was her guest this winter.
She has now gone to San Francisco.
Shaker Miller has moved from
Summit to Willow Flat to reside.
Algie Weinheimer drew the prize
setting of eggs to set for the child
ren's fair contest. He lives at Odell
and attends the Hood River High
School.
Mrs. Connaway led a helpful Chris
tian Endeavor service Sunday night.
There is no solo singing here now as
everybody is hoarse, but old Corona
tion made grand music at the close
of the evening service. The subject
for the next meeting of the Endeavor
la "Is a Christian to Keep the Sab
bath and what about it?" Please get
there at 6:30 o'clock.
Rer. Mr. Hargreaves is giving a
Lenten series of sermons this week.
The hour is 7:30 p. m. sharp except
on Wednesday when It will be 7:15.
Mr. Hargreaves will undertake to fol
low Jesus from the triumphal entry
into Jerusalem to the Resurrection.
One may follow the subjects by re
ferring to the usual course for Pas
sion Week as Mr. Hargreaves intends
these services to be Lenten for Odell
this week and the same next week at
Mosler.
This (Wednesday) evening there
will be some athletic stunts at the
rymnaslum after which th-re will
be a basketball game between the
"Farmers" and the "Business Men."
The stunts do not bgin until after
early church or about 8:30.
Miss Mabel Warner will lead the
Epworth League at seven o'clock next
Sunday evening at the M. E. Church.
Rev Carson preaches in the morning.
Rev E. J. Bulgln preached In ac
cordance with the announcements
and then went to his meetings at The
Dalles where they have built a taber
acle for the purpose. This long and
slim North Carolinian Is full of wit
and humor and so mixes these with
the Gospel truth that the later must
be absorbed. His meetings were true
union meetings and the Influence for
good will not cease now they're over.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wiley from
The Dalles are guests at the Mason
home.
T Porter is UP from Portland on
business connected with his ranch.
Mr .Terome Wells, who has been
visiting her son in Beaverton. return
ed home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Blacknian have re
turned from their California trip.
Mrs. Dick Lester and children re
turned home Saturday after a two-
weeks visit with her brother in Bea
verton. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrickson of The
r-i. ,n.io uprc recent uuests at tne
Thompsen home.
Mr. and Mrs. McCully returned
home Friday.
Mrs. Stowel of Lyle is visiting Mrs.
J. D. Thompsen.
Mrs. Percy Laraway is visiting in
Portland.
Dr. Bulgin gave two excellent ser
mons Sunday to a crowded house.
Several from both Odell and Hood
River were in attendance.
A number of the neighbors, dress
ed as little children, came in on Ed.
Lage last Thursday evening and
gave him a surprise children's par
ty. A merry evening was spent play
ing children's games. A jolly time
was had over the luncheon of mugs
of milk and stick candy. Very few
have to receive as many spanks, re
presenting the years, as did poor Ed
die and it is doubtful if he will care
to grow much older.
OAK GROVE
The election for school directors
held March 1 resulted in the ap
pointment of II. C. Lowden, F. W.
Dehart and S. G. Clark for District
No. 17. and E. Walther, Mr. Cram
well and H. F. Stickney for District
No. 21.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vinton have
gone to Portland for a Bhort visit.
Owing to the increased amount of
traffic at the depot the railroad com
pany has extended the platform.
After a visit with relatives in Port
land Mrs. E. M. Cummins is home
again.
W. M. Kollock got back from Cali
fornia where he has been sojourning
for the last few months.
Mrs. C. S. Brooks, president of
the Woman's Club, will entertain the
members at the next meeting.
W. M. Fraine went to Portland last
Tuesday.
After a pleasant visit in California
Mr. and Mrs. Cobb arrived home
Sunday, March 2.
With the expectation of putting in
a lumber mill, C. W. Arnold and
others are looking over the timber
in this section.
Mr. Heme, who has been taking
care of H. C. Lowden's place, will
leave soon for Kansas, where he
expects to make his home in the fu
ture.
The roads in District No. 9 are now
in good condition, our road supervisor
having put some good work on them
lately.
Mr. Carson and family will leavo
soon for Yakima.
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BETTER SEE THIS "PAT"
He'll Be at the Entertainment to be
Given at Pine Grove
JOHN ERTLE TO MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. John Ertle of Hood
Hlver were In town Wednesday mak
ing preparations for moving to Stev
enson In the near future. These peo
pl. hava purchased land near town
from the Stevenson Realty Company
and will make their home here with
in th. next few days. Pioneer.
Read th. Nwa. It tells It all.
Mrs. J. H. Sutthoff aud children have
returned to the Sutthoff ranch, hav
ing spent the winter in Hood River,
The old school building has been
nurchased by William Miller and is
now being torn down. Mr. Miller ex
pects to rebuild it into a barn on his
property.
Mrs. W. L. Nichols and daughter
spent the past week in Portland.
Miss. Hazel Stanton spent Sunday
in the vicinity of White Salmon.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a dime
social Thursday afternoon this week
at the home of Mrs. H. H. Jantzen, to
which all ladies are invited.
F. E. Skinner and family moved out
from town onto their ranch last week
for the spring and summer.
Miss. Lempi Hukari left last week
for Dufur to resume her teaching for
the spring term.
Miss Mary Allen of Odell visited
her brother, Coburn Allen, last Fri
day and Saturday.
The Oak Grove Boys' Club gave
an informal dance Friday evening in
John Stranahan's barn. About thirty
young people danced to the music of
a phonograph and later in the even
ing light refreshments were served.
BARRETT
MY. and Mr. Birges, wlo have
spent the winter in New York, are
expected home this week. .
Byron Smith 1ft Monday for his
homestead in New Mexico.
Dick Tucker is at Lyle doing some
pruning.
Mr. Bonebrake, who purchased the.
Mcintosh place, has arrived from
Philomath, Oregon.
Mr. Myers and family, who have oc
cupied the Zeek house the past year,
have moved near Odell.
Miss Swensoti spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Mapes at Odell.
Mrs. Esson of Forest Grove was at
the Valley Christian church Sunday.
She is connected with the state Sun
day School work and was certainly
an inxpiratlon to all who heard her.
Mr. Hart and family of Eugene are
occupying the Winnell house for the
summer.
Little Arnold Rod well, who under
went an operation at the honpital in
Hood River some days ago, is at
home again and doing nicely.
At last Barrett wine! But It took
the girls to do it! Barrett and Odell
played basketball Friday evening and
"Pat, Pat, I say, Pat."
"Faix, I'm coming, sur."
School entertainment and basket
social at Pine Grove Grange Hall, Fri
day, March 14. "That Rascal Pat," a
humorous comedy, one act, will be
fciven. Following are the characters
Pat McNoggerty a handy servant
Earl Robertson. "Oh, murther, I'll be
kilt immagetly."
Major Puffjacket Robert Wangh.
Women are all alike."
Charles Livingstone Poor but am
bitious Fred Thompson. "How I love
that girl and how handy the hundrei
thousand would be."
Laura Niece to Puffjacket in love
with Charles Stella Perry. "But you
will pardon him, dear uncle."
Nancy Maid to Laura In love
with Pat Clara Thompson. "Oh dear,
I never could become Mrs. Pat!"
A song "Beautiful Night" High
School Girls.
Selections Mandolin Club.
Solo Mr. Kalbach.
Come and get your money's worth;
entertainment free! Auctioneering of
baskets. Sosial time. Supper.
Regular Sunday excursion to Park
dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and
friends.
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M. E. Church Services
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preach
ing services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Themes: morning, "A Sure Founda
tion," or "The Rock of Ages;" even
ing, "An Old-Fashloned Home." Ep
worth League at 6:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services. W. B. Young, pastor.
MOTHERS' CLUB FORMED
In response to a request made by
some of the mothers of the city a
meeting was called Friday, February
24, for the purpose of organizing a
Mothers' Club. About 35 were pres
cnt and most of these Joined the new
association. Mrs. C. D. Hoyt was
chosen president and Mrs. II. IJ. Per
igo, secretary. Plans were discusb'-d
in a general way for the work of the
club.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day afternoon, March 21, at three
o'clock in the Methodist church. Ail
members and those Interested are
urged to be present. The topic for
the first meeting will be "The Sens!
tive Child." The current Mother'
Magazine will be ready for distribu
tion at this meeting and the program
for the next meeting announced.
WANTED Men and women to learn
watchmaking and engraving, few
months only learning. Practical work
from start. Positions secured for
graduates. Practical trade not over
done. Write for particulars. Watch
making School, 210 Globe Building
Portland, Ore. tf
Wanted Position by experienc
ed stenographer good penman. Ad
dress Box 133, Hood River, Ore. lOtfc
Regular Sunday excursion to Park
dale. Pleasant trip for yourself and
friends.
I SWEEPER-VAC I
That's the word that has set all Hood River to talking The
little Vacuum Cleaner that "does the business." More of
them sold in the past three weeks than all other kind3 in
two years, and everyone sold strictly on its meriU.
EASY TO RUN as a Carpet Sweeper.
COST but little more.
CLEAN ANY RUG or CARPET as thoroughly as
a $225.00 Electric
Quit working the dust and dirt INTO your rugs with a broom.
Take it all OUT with less effort with a Sweeper-Vac.
SOLD ON THE LITTLE PAYMENT PLAN
IMPORTANT! Golden Rod or other styles of "pump" ma
chines taken as part payment.
Telephone us today to send you one on approval.
E. A. FRANZ COMPANY
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! SPRING'S COMING. ARE YOU READY? j
HEN Spring work starts, as it soon will, you I
i j should be prepared. This means that all J
ViLX your implements, wagons and machines J
J should be in perfect repair. Look them over NOW t
and if you find anything that needs repairing bring i
t it to us. We make a specialty of Repair Work. Z
GRUBBING TOOLS of All Kinds on Hand
We have not let the grass grow under our feet dur
ing the winter months, but have been engaged in
manufacturing a complete, line of Grubbing and Land
Clearing Implements. You can find here whatever
you may need in this line and of the best, most sub
stantial workmanship.
WAG DIM PARTS RFPI AfTf! -If vou have a hrokpn
shaft, pole or any other part of your wagon, don't
throw it away. Bring it here and we will make it
as good as new for half the price.
W. G. SNOW
POWLR BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP
Phone 2611 .... Third Street, North of Cascade Ave.
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We beg; to announce the arrival of the.
Hayes High Treasure Sprayers
Guaranteed 300 pounds working pressure. If Interested be sure to
see these demonstrated at our warehouse.
Do not foreet to advise us vour reauirement alxn for
Lime-Sulphur JTpray, Htucslonc J
Roche Harbor Lime, Berry Crates, Apple Boxes t
CO-OPLRATO WITH VOUR OWN ORGANIZATION J
Hood River Apple Growers Union J
Monroe Theatre
FRIDAY, MARCH 14
PRICES: 50c, $1 and $1.50
A $ 75,000
MUSICAL
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And the Best of ALL Musical Comedies
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The Children's Delight is to see Mult and Jcff
You have seen them Cartooned and Laughed Come
and see them in real life and LAUGH as you never
laughed before-You CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT
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Funeral Director and Practical Embalmer
ESTABLISHED 18 YEAR!)
MOOD RIVER, OREOON