Mosier bulletin., May 12, 1911, Image 4

NOTICE
Ortley Items.
Mr. Richards is reported as the
Martin Nickelsen and Itoy
Robinson, of The Dalles, spent
Mr. James Howard made his purchaser o f tract No. 11 in
Regular services at the Chris­
last Sunday in Mosier, visiting second tri|> to Oitiey Film y, Mosier View Orchard. This sec­ tian Church Sunday.
tion was made hv Mr. You*
friends.
cloning an option on trret No.
Bible School at 1G:C0 a. in.
; mans, it Portland, arm on san e
FOR SALUT OR TRADE
1 Tho Misses T oee Whitson,Mat-
Mr. Davenport, of Montana, date bought No. 22 for his owi
Preaching
services at 11:15 a.
40 acres raw land, 8 miles south
e Hudson. Irene I* isher and made final selection o f a ten ! ' ui: ire red apple* producer.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
#f Mosier, SO acres can be culti-
Mr. Adblsreports selling Tract
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Magaretle Denny went to Hood acre tract in Mosier View last
sated, some young timber, ravine D.
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, ai-re
1,1 wlua1' 1 v,ew lctsl No. 2J to Mr. Ackerman
I o | Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p, m.
.
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River Tuesday evening and took Friday.
(tunning through it.
Tract
No.
28
to
Mr.
Hollis.
K. H. S ickafoose ,
in the animal show.
Mx. Adels, thg widfe-awake
O le L. O lsen .
W. A. Firebaugh and wife, of
Minister.
A14-1M
Mark A. Mayer came up from salesman, closed a deal with Mr. Portland,, were visiting in Ortley
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Portland last Friday evening and H. C. Courier, on Tract No 25. Sunday and* Monday.
llie ladies o£ tile Christian
$80.00 per m «*th straight s a l - l ^ nt Saturday and Sunday at
Church will again serve ice cream,
*ry and expenses, to men with Ma^ rdale- He was accompanied «1C OWN
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tI9-
.« W O » !« * and cake on the 20th of May.
by his tvvw sisters, Mrs. Oscar
rig, to introduce eur Poultry
Mayer, o f New York, and Mrs.
Remedies. Don’ t answer unless
School Notes
M. Blum, o# San Francisco, and
you mean busineaa,
Eureka
Mrs. Ben Setting, of Portland.
poultry F imm I NWjpCei (Incorpor-
Bert Johnson was absent Wed­
F. Jacobson of the Dalles spent
atedy) Fa»« St. f.ttuis, 1U.
nesday and Thursday.
a part o f Monday on his Rock
LesSer Thompson and Paul
Creek ranch. Mr. Jawobson re­
Bailey have returned afaer a
LUMBER FOR SALE.
cently returned from an extended
week’s absence.
The Hammond Lumber Com­
trip to many of the principal cities
'The intermediate grades are
pany of White Salmon, Wash.,
o f the Fast and middle West.
¡taking, examinations in some
will sell dimension lumber,fir and
subjects this week. Third grade
B. F. Lindsay, a Virginian,
fine, delivered on the beach at
examinations
will be held next
either the Mosier or Bateham’s who has recently come West, was
week.
fending,, for $13 per thous ind in town' several days this week
The Commencement Exercise^
leet. Partis* k*l«iu|ing to builn visiting his uncle, J M. Elliott,
will
be held in S(.roup’s Hall,
will find it to their advantage to Mr. Lindsay is located at Ken-
Monday evening, May 22nd. All
consult J, M. D enny ", at M osier,! newick, Wash.
flowers contributed for decorat­
p . L. k r e t z e r ,
Oregon,
Mrs. Geo, Williams, a sister of
ing purposes will be thankfully
EXPERT W ELL DRILLER
Mrs. Reeves, and Mrs. A. L. Wil­
Notary Public
received.
F or S ale : —T h o r o u g h b r e d liams, a daughter-in-law of Mrs,
and
The Eighth Grade pupils tak­
Ruff Orpington rooster and two
Williams, who have been visit­
All
work
guaranteed
ing exams on Thursday and Fri­
Fire Insurance
feeney $$i0®* for trio,
ing Mrs. Reeves lor several days,
d a y were:- Stark Akers, Grace
Mosier
Oregon-
M rs , B auer ,
j left yesterday for their home at
Higley, Leodica Haacke, Willie j
3 miles south of Mosier.
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ORE.
Portland.
Depae, Ray Bailey, Leo Nichols, THE DALLES
Address 402 W 7th St.
Edwin Sturgess, Gertrude Proc­
Geo. Wood" is having an “ L”
P acific P hone
Miss Mary Reeves’ condition built on the mwth side o f his 11
$15,
$18
and $ 2 0 Suits
tor, Lloyd
Fisher,
Richard
Black 1771
fa reported to be somewhat im-
Scearce and Robert Scearce.
residence on upper Main street. *
* e w ’e t ,r
j Robt. Hardwick is bossing the J
Mrs. Dick Evans returned on job. By the way, Bob is able to f
Death of Mrs. Huskey
Monday from a visit with friends 8coot around the curves with his £
W e know we can
Died, at her home in Mosier
at Hood River.
new Brush “ go-devil” with per- X
Razors put in first-class condition.
on Sundav, May 7th, o f pneumo­
ilous safety since his off eye got
please you if you will only give
nia, Mrs. Matilda Jane Huskey,
Mrs. J.E. Carpenter was a pas­
better.
at the age of 70 years.
senger on yesterday morning’s
us the chance.
Mrs. Huskey was born in Se­
fecal for Portland.
Newell Harlan, a newspaper I
J. E. CO LE.
vier
county, Tenn„ in 1841. In
Mrs. W. W. Winegaris report- ma" ° f 0ak Grove spent Monday ;
For
sale
by
Burggraf
&
Stur­
1832 she came to Oregon, set­
•d seriously ill at b e r i m e west I [ T J " 0? '
tling near The Dalles. About gess in all parts of Mosier Dis­
t0W|)
M. Harlan’ and step-brother, j
two years later she came to Mo­ trict. Fine Bargains. See us
Frank Ginger. Mr. Harlan was
DAVID ROBINSON, M. D.
Ed Wood o»me up from Port-j on his way to Lyle to invest-
sier, where sh$ had since lived. before buying elsewhere. We
About two weeks ago Mrs. have small and large tracts. Ten
fend last Saturday
and vis-1 ¡gate the prospects of that new
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n .
Huskey took a severe cold which acre tracts that we can sell you
Red his parents,
town and if lie finds it feasible,
quickly developed info pneumo­ at the right price on easy terms.
Mrs. R. Mf
and little he will probably start a news-
MOSIER
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OREGON
.»a «-
All correspondence promptly
nia. Her advanced ageand phys­
daughter Bettie visjfced frjends P’iper there.
ical condition rendered her an | answered.. We will take care of,
fn Portland this week,
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easy victim and she died within you.
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H. G. K IB B E E
(Quarterly
Meeting
! a week of being taken sick.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K, McGregor
Mrs.
Huskey
was
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Rev.
Dr.
Skipwcrth,
District!
feft Weduesday morning fpr a
well known as any pioneer in this (
&
Supt. will hold the 4th Quarterly j
few days’ visit in Portland,
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
section, tho she lived a quiet, un-j
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'The
Reliable
Dealers
meeting of the M. E. Church at «
eventful life. She was regarded
A. D. Moe a id #»fni|y uf Hood
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OREGON M o s i e r
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this | lace Thursday evening the I
as a devoted mother and a kind MOSIER
River were week-end guests of
18th. Preaching at 8 o ’clock, fol­
friend and neighbor,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McGregor.
ready to help her neighbor in j
lowed by the sacrament and after­
distress. She will be missed by j
JOHN G. ZOl.LS & SONS
Miss Grace Hodge, of Hood ward the business meeting.
many.
River, attended the dance at All members of the church and j
j Contractor» in Stone, Brick and Con­
Three sons survive her: W. E. |
Stroup,s Hall, last Saturday particularly the official board aie
« and George Huskey of Mosier,
crete Work
IN YOUR
Wight.
requested tu* be present, as ar­
-
Oregon
and J. W. Huskey of Alberta, Hood River
Canada.
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Harry Weber was down from rangements fog m*xt year will he
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The funeral sewiees were con-
,
The Dalles on Monday and went made at this meeting. Every *
ducted by Rev. K. H. Sickafoose j i l £
Jy| O S 1 C T H l l l S
eut to fts orchards south of town. body cordially invited.
in tne Christian Church and in-1
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ferment was made in Odd F el-!
A few more good lots left in
Mrs. MeCufre’s Recital
NOW is an excellent time t«v
lows cemetery. A large number;
Hail’ s Addition ut the original
E. A. R a c e , m g r .
of friends and neighbors attend­
The
recital given in Stroup’ s
drop in and renew your subscript
low prices. Better make your
ed the services. The Odd Fel­
selection before prices are ad­ Hall on Monday evening by Mrs.
tion to the B ulletin . Yowwani
lows, of which order her sons are
¡Sylvia
W.
MsGuire,
was
well
at-
vanced.
the paper and' we need the-
members, and the Rebekahs.clad j
; tended by an* appreciative audi-
W. H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
M O SIE R
| in their regalia, attended in a
Mr. and Mrs. C. Y, Cooper onct, unij furnished much amuse­
money.
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¡body. The floral offerings were j
and K. L. Cooper went to The ment.
Mrs. McGuire’s theme i u
¡beautiful and appropriate.
We ileal in improved and unimproved . “
Dalles this week fa» attend the was “ Echoes From Dixie-Land.”
fruit land in Mosier district. Send for
folden wedding o f fafevr parents. While she has a large repertoire,
W ell W o r k
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our Booklet o f Bargains.
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LOCAL
TIME-TABLE
I-wslie Webb cam# ffp from she probably excels in the negro
W ell D o n e
ftanier, Wash., on Me«4ay eve-j dialect as she is a daughter of;
No. 7 West bound
bourn! 7:32 a. m.
MOSIER, - - o r e :
ning and visited friend», return- J the South and has made a life
i No. 1
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3:15 p .m
fug to his duties as a nurse | ntudy ol the neg:o in all his
No. 2 East
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1;):45 a. m.
w. . , ,
phases and her delineation of his
The undersigned is thoroughly
j No. 8
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6:34 p. m.
“ FINE LAUNDRY WORK’ ’
Wednesday niorninff,
¡character, peculiarities and talk
j/iepared to put down open wells
Done with neatness ami dispatch
W. F. Laraway of Hood River was recognized as perfect by
No. 17, at 5:80 p. m., flag stop
in any part of the surrounding
picked, on theseeoWd day of May. j those who had ever been among
on Sundays only for Hood River Hood River Laundry Company country. Has a complete outfit,.
file first roses grow#» on l of doors. Gio negroes of the South.
M O S IE R F R U IT L A N D S A S P E C IA L T Y and Portland.
J. K. coi . e . mosjeh agent including pipe cutting and thread­
ing tools. Does all kinds o f ce-
They were of the Marechal Neil
11 is hol,etl ,hat this charming
W’e are here to stay, know values, and can offer you
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ment, rock and concrete work.
Variety.
lady niay be persuaded to »«‘turn
Has had 30 years’ experience in
reliable service.
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to Mosier and give one of her
the well business. May be found
Paul Harmsen, « t o has l « e n ! misct,llaiieoua pr0g ,ams, as she
We solicit your business on the basis of “ A Square Deal” .
by addressing him at The Dalles,
wintering in Portla»il spent a jg
a„
good in many other
Ore., or inquire at Maier &
few days last week nw tofe home-1 ( j
Money to loan on improved property.
Schanno’s store, The Dalles, Os.
itead aoutheavf o f t««w#,
conimie*ee In charge of
JOHN W ELLBERG . Prop.
A. E. NoEGOS.
Miss Alice Mosier returned the entertainment wish particu-
feune last Monday evening from larly and publicly to thank the
Portland, where she has been two joung ladies who so kindly
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
Books, Periodicals, Stationery, Novelties,
receiving treatment for her eye furnished the excellent music for
PHYSICIAN a WO SURGKON
Rates
$
1
.0
0
per
day
and
up
frouble,
llie occasion.
and School Supplies.
HOOD- RSVER:
:
OREGON;
Geo. Steelsmith and Charles
Subscriptions for all publications at the lowest rates
Will practice in Mosier and
Blake, of Portland, aeenmpanied
Don’ t forget to renew your sub-
May lie reached by long dis­
M o s ie r
:
:
O reg on
^y their families, spend fest Sun- scripti« n.
tance phorifc, Home phone 61,
day in this vicinity, the guests
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of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. & Carl-
neck trimmed with half-inch lace, and partment and net yn^jp choice o f v ari-1
fon,
10c ousdesigns in pillow lops with baek for
silken taped. Kach,
New (\imona and three-fourth sleeves ------------------------------------------------------- ----- ONE CENT.
Mrs. E. J. Middles war I re­
Made o f fine lawns in Bulgarian effects
are showing a most complete line
fu n d last week from a visit with
I f you wish a good all wool suit, one
with low and high necks.
Also nice 0f I.mlit-«' and Miss, s’ Summer Under- MORE
SPECIAL
NEW OX FOR I >S that you c:in rely uik >’ i and can feel as­
her son Bert, and family, at
linen waists, with embroidi red cuffs wear fn aft g m le s . frnm 5c up lo an all
sured
that
you
have
the
best,
you
want
Parkdule. Her granddaughter,
ami collars. Thi<* *» a splendid assort- pure silk, fo r, (»twV
S2.SO and SUPPERS JUST IN to get one o f our
Rita. accompanied her home.
m e n t-a ll new Mock and very kU»H
Special
Prices
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[$ 15 , $18
Suits at
On all lines for month
of A P R I L
a
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Must have more room.
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A. E. LAKE’S
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Store
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THE DALLES, OREGON |
Alex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart
These suits of clothes are big
special values* We are giving
more for the money in
MOSIER
than has been offered in many a
long day.
Fruit
|
B a r b e r Shop
Land s
ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN
and Get Results.
r
We extend the Public a cordial
I
invitation to inspect our Plant.
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See our stock
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Let us know your wants
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ADVERTISE
Home Paper
Lumber Co. j|
Land & Orchard
Company
ORE.
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J. K. McGREGOR & CO.
REAL ESTATE
T
Mosier Book Store
he
PINES HOTEL
Good Accommodations
MOSIER, OREGON
Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Mosierites visiting in Hood
River Wednesday were Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Harvey and daugh­
ter, and Messrs. F. A. Shogren,
Thurston and W. T. McClure.
Will Play at Underwood Sunday
The Mmier ball boys have chips
an their ifMutders now and are
^Miking for more worlds to con-
i|uer. They will go to Under-
Ivootl next Sunday and play a
return game with t!w Under'"«*«si
fed*»
ty lea.
Your Choice, each.
51 10
5c.
Ladies Vests
Men’s Suits
PILLOW TOP
n / \ n 0\T 1 V
rV7IA W iX U I
BACK
And
1 U L 'M T
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To convince every lover o f Art Neetile-
w ort that Richardson's Grand Prize
Sleeveless, square n eck -ta p ed neck KmVroidery Silk is the beat, we will
snd arm holes Bach,
5c s dl s tinted pillow top. with bark, for
only
ONE CKNT.
We have the largest and best assort-
HAUT. SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS
ment o f the n ev »st lasts and styles,
horn $1-00 a prir up.
Come in a. >
W e are proud to fit ye.u out with one
look ul them.
o f these for we know that you are
going to be p e r fe c iy satisfied, ami
when you are in need o f another suit
you will have no other make. We now
i have on display one o f the finest as-
\aluts up to *4.00. Your choice, $1.50 sortments that has ever been brought
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
SHOES and OXFORDS
L A D ItS S ’
AND
Ladies
Vests
sim p ty bu» six skeins o f n r-h a a i-
S
H
O
E
S
AND
Sleevcless, blea*hrd, Rieh« lieu ribbed son's Grand Prize Embroidery Silk and
k s q u a re
low-cut neck,
armholes
and diagram l.ason sheet at «gir Art De- Valut a up to *2.00.
C H IL D R E N ’ S “ » C e c ity .
S L IP P E R S
Your choice,
Overcoats from $16.50 up.
75c Suits from $18 up.
Men’s Suits
One-Half Price
H« re is a lot o f Men’ s and Young
rTft.rwBBi
Waists o f Lawn. Linen and
Men's suits in Cassimercs, Worsteds gj|k
and Mixtures, mostly in small sizes' in
31, 33, 34 and 36 chest measu
few in sizes 40 and 42.
* 7.00 suits, now
*12.50 and *17.60 suits, now
10.00 suit for
14
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18
“ all wool,
20
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•• now
20' « i t grey all wool material, 12.oo
m
TH E P A R I S F A I R .
Ladies’ S h i r t
Waists
H O O D R I V E R ’S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
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$1.75 Waists, now
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1.25
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1.50
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2.50
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2.30
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4.00
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6.00
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.75
1.25
1.15
2.00
3.00