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About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1912)
.rrarcr — LO C A L — Fred Evans and family spent j present. Christmas in The *' " Dalles with . The various numbers were well i Mrs. Evans’ parents, Mr. M- and [ ■ received and some were especial Why not contract your house? Mrs. Gray. ly well rendered, and all were •.You get a better job in less time. I have a nice line o f toys, novelties, lectures and creditably given. No one made Miss Priscilla Foster arrived jSee. .“ Happy./* Phone 115. many other goods .suitable for Christinas, presents. yesterday from Portland, for a a failure. Tliere is no need to go elsewhere to buy Xmas post During the illustrated song short visit with her sister, Mrs. A good suggestion—drop in and a part o f the wreath drill, cards, as i can furnish them at 1 cent up to 25 cents. H. G. Kibbee. an'd pay up your baek subscrip- the regular lights were turned f .. • ' ” Jim Sturgess arrived home out and (he platform lighted ^ tion. this week from Seattle to be with with a soft, beautiful red light, -----------------------■ — . «— :— :— his parents, who are still in a *. *J-#— MOSIER O regon which the Odd Fellows Lodge VVairted critical condition. loaned for the occasion. Good heavy team, saddle horse Everyone seemed to be well fright they walked into town, Miss Marcia Robinson, o f WliHt’it tin- maUi-r with <1 and c o ,'. Address tip's office. pleased. Portland, arrived Tuesday eve b rin g in g the b ro ken-leg g ed ve- uml ivm-,\i.ig your aulwriiiiion to ning to spend Christmas with , b id e . Which Was taken to H llS- bulletin? It woul.l l>e M|>|>r<(-iated. Wanted her brother, Dr. Robinson, and Christmas Exercises at Immanuel hand’ s Hospital X . repairs. ....... ...............— ............ — Two families for a fruit ranch, wife. ( hurch Markey says that the doesn’ t A much needed improvement ■One family to board help. Wife know how tire accident hap- was Made at Ike de|>ot this week Mrs. James Chatfield, with her ‘ must he good cook. Mop must The exercises at Immanuel pened, hut we’ ll wager a one when the walk was raised near u t ,< ... ¡daughter, Miss Hazel, o f Port- . tie used to orchard work. Give , , , ... . . , ... Church Christmas Eve, given by cent cancelled postage stamp r , land, spent Christmas herewith ly a foot by a filling o f cinders. particulars, reference and wages . ,, .> ,,, tJ #• , , ... „ n .. . her son, R. D. Chatfield, and the Sunday School, were largely that Jack was sitting too heavy This e tables passengers to step expected. Address .bulletin of- .. .. attended, the edifice being fairly ,,n one side, for he admitted that on and off trains more easily. ,• (* "• /x ‘‘- . family, nee, M osier, Oje. crowded. The program was ex- he was chock-a-block with the i — \.<j 11 ... ........... Miss Anna Godbersen, who is cel lent and given mainly by the ROod things Markey offered his S. F. Goss is a business visitor' ,eai-’hiug school in Hood River children of the school, who guests. The joke is on Jack, Matiaw, Read McCall’s Valley, is spending (he Holidays acquitted themselves very cred- anyhow, for lie had to walk to in White Salmon today. on the ranch with the home itably. Whatever brief lapses town. Tiic Fashion Authority Mrs. Dick Evans visited in j folks. o f memory there may have been ______ ^ _______ Hood River on Tuesday. M c C A L L ’ S is a la r g o , a rtis tic , hand- ' in v ly illu s tr a te d lO O -ra iT * m e n th ly Ben Sellinger and his mother on the part o f any o f the little Ï. The director of the census is ¡Vtugr.zina i- n d d in g t * lh<* Itnppi- R*>*5 an d • t l f k i e a c y o f l.lC O .u O ’J Harry Stout left yesterday on | returned by l*oat yesterday from folks while unloading their preparing to issue complete fig w o m e n e lic k m on h f a lm.liness trip to Portland. Lyle, Wash., where they spent minds o f the “ pieces,” may he ures on agricultural production! K f« 'h 1 > mii " i< b rlm fu l t>f fa.-Liotis fanoy- 'v o rk . intiTo.-tlng >hort xtorles, am t wnrrji y n f !al>or-sa\*Dig :iiul iuom>y-Ku\ing iilcas Mrs. W. T. McClure was a vis- Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. charged to the excitement of the o f thig state f(),. 1S09. lle fin[ht f.»r w ollten. T lto ro nro in oro tliau 50 o f Hu* noivost Hosigun ti f l l i o vyleliratod occasion, for what youngster that 0 r e g on produced crops in John Lantry. iior in The Dalles on Tuesday M r C A J .L P A T T E R N S in o a rli isMio. Xm as! Xm as! December Cash Specials Xmas! Men’ s Shoes * last. 1 1 Miss Rita Middleswart, who could keep his eyes and thoughts that year to the valu eof $49,- off the beautiful Christmas tree qqq E. 0. Winans and family vis has lieen visiting relatives and standing in the corner loaded $5.60 $4.00 S h oes........ ........ $3.2C 4.80 $3.75 -Shoes........ ........ 3.00 $5.00 Shoes .................. 4.00 $3.50 Shoes . ........ 2.80 $4.00 Shoes ........ 3.20 $3.00 Shoes 2.40 $3.00 Shoes.................... 2.40 $2.50 Shoes 2.00 $7.00 Shoes.................... $6.00 Shoes .....__ Hosier Book Store Ladies’ Shoes ...... L a d i e s ’ , M is s e s a n d C h ild r e n 's S h o e s a t s a m e rati<> Alex. Stewart, Hosier* Oregon, V/, A. HUSBANDS IF YOU W ISH B la c k sm it h To meet your friends, stop at ’H orse Shoeing HOTEL MOSIER. and General Repair Work. Satisfaction guaranteed MOSIER OREGON Ah Muüeni and under New Management. AUGMENTED BATH FACILITIES M r i M I j . *D. V I T K it.N S nr.* fam otis fnr >t> It». Ilt, r-im p lirity a iiil oofiHOiiiy. U n ly H» iunl IA fv tiU oacli. T h o T-Hl’ l h o n f»r M l C A L L S w ill thouvanils o f ilo lla rs o x l r ' in tho fo m in g liKMif!i-t in o iilo r t<> ko. I» Mot \\ L I/ s hoail und .*hotihlois nhovo a ll «ill.o r v.iii»». |i‘s in o-azhios at nn y prioo. H o wo vor, >1 I.f.'S is o n !y Gut: a y o a r ; p o s iu v o lv w it ii ¿i.ctfc Y c -4 M o 5e*e>* Arv f r. , M il t o n N u r s e r y T r e e s . True to Name tor 33 Years. GUY Q. STRYKER, Prop. Hardy Climate, High Elevation. ited in The Dalles the first o f the friends here for several days, down with everything that a Oregon people who visited the left this morning fur her home DR. H. L. DUMBLE * we.;k. See Robt. T . Newhall, child could think of? ()r what land shows at Minneapolis and at Parkdale. PHYSICIAN and SllltCIEON child could refrain from fre- Chicago advise that this statej Ilood River - - Oregon. Dr. I). Robinson was a busi front v o u f flrvt v o p y o f M oC -A LI/S, I f you Miss Ruth Littlepage came up quently “ rubbering” to spy St, make a stronger showing next HOOD R IV E R ; OREGON m . .-oi'ü.i*«tjiHokly. ness visitor in Hood River yes last Saturday night from Dallas, Nick when he came. However, year. They say many people | t ::: aatsmiiT. asro rr. si» u- r«i terday. Will practice in Mosier and NnTM A I«»r~ |-cf ro|iy r-' *? ' AI.!. S.... ■’ -- LOCAL TfME-TABLE f . where she attends school, and is each S|»enker received his share wene attracted to the opporl.u- May be readied by long dis Ivl W. km I spent a few hours in j spending her vacation with her applause, and Teddy Young nities here by the exhibit o f O - tance pi tone. Home phone 51. ! No. 7 West. Iiomn! 7:22 a. m. town last Saturday, fwiim .r in« ........ » . ... visiting his parents at /.----- Grand 1 w:.... View was twice eucorei a Immion- evvon products ami iieSct year oil! ’ No. 1 2:45 p. if. 1 j n r oits. i< . sec many newer,wirr« in live Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slunrl ieri solo. ! ■ - - . •» 2 U; !Gr20 a. in J , OVE ' »a YEARS’ ‘V. A. Davis s«*vera! -ime Tti-sdny f i I r l e as a resu lt. Cin i.,;- Diultig thè eHi-rD-Mimerl «< v •-y » « . i. \*t*. 8 <':” 5 p. m. d ' i in !’!u i ) dies the first o! mas ivi ih l.ie lattei-’ »» pareli Is, eral telegrafi!* v.vvo nc-avved No. ’6 10:40 p. m. ''th e week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Piercey. They from Santa Claus, iuforming No. 17, at 5:30 p. m., flag stop Mrs. Boh Evans was a passen ret urned yesterday to their home the children o f his progress on on Sundays only for Hood Rivet’ his journey to Mosier. Finally ger going to The Dalles on Tues- at Maupin. their (im) patience was reward M arks ’Snd Portland. i slay’ s local. C. A. Bell and wife, o f the D esigns ed and a typical Santa Claus j CO P'VR ’S H T S A C . W. E. Cliown and family are Mt. Hood Hotel, Hood River, strode into the room, delighting; § 0 0 f l A n ro n « e n d in g m »ketch and fle»fcrlpt!on may I ’C9,S011 quickly n-scertnin our opinion free whether ou invention is probably patentable. Communlca- spending the week with relatives were the guests Iasi night of the youngsters and strengthen-1 tiona Htrlctlyconfidential. HANDBOOK on Patenta -------* for ------------ -------- •eilt free. Oldest agency securing pal itanta. Mr. and Mrs. Stryker, o f Hotel 1 in Portland. Patents taken through Munti A Co. receive i ing their belief in Old Santa, al- ■« , -i special notice, without charge, in the Mosier. Mr. and Mnc Bell J. Wesley Brown, o f Hunting- tho his voice did sound a little walked up from Hood River yes ton, is spending the week here familiar. r A handsomely ninstrated weekly. Largest d r- terday afternoon. They went i ________ ^ _________ ___ . Terms, $3 a ‘culiilin n ______ o f uuy seieutlU c Journal. ‘ with friends. When Dr. Santa Claus asked * -- months, •* fi. T ou " I nowadoalem year : four tìoìdbyall newsdealers. The hhflersigned is thoroughly home this morning on the local. the children i f there were any prepared to put down open wells "1 U N N & C o .3 8 ,B ,o ,d w * * f‘ N e w Y o r k B o r n : - A t Ortley, Dec. 23rd, ugton, D. Branch Onice. 626 F fit, Washington, 1 C. A well-meaning-hiit-never-the- among them who had not been in any part o f the surrounding to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hullybur- H, G. KIBBEE country. Has a complete outfit, less heartless individual wanted good all the month, only one lit 1 ton, a daughter. , S to re Y our A pple s including pipe cutting and thread to pay his subscription, yester tle boy had the courage to stand N O T A R Y P U B L IC Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davenport day and offered us a ten-dollar up and confess his delinquency. itig tools. Does all kinds o f ce In our New Modem Cold Storage were visitors in Hood R iver yes piece to change. Think o f it! m o s i e r - - - O r e g o n ment, rock and concrete work. That little chap deserved all th e; foj* Ql’ PUV for it Plant. terday afternoon. ( n /» P C .m fo ’a n u o l.' P u t ‘ ^ » o f Santa’s pack. But Has had 30 years’ experience ih Offering ten dollars to an editor, contents § Equipped w ith the latest the well buslhess. May be found Jack Beldin went over to and the day after Christmas at when the presents were distrib DRY AIR SYSTEM by addressirigbim at The Dalles, Lyle, Wash., this morning on a that, when we didn’ t have enough uted it was noticed that all the* W e have every facility for hand Ore., or inquire at Maier & money to change from one hand youngsters who didn’ t “ give; matter o f business. ling, shipping and delivering. Schanno’s Store, The Dalles. to the other. themselves away” received their C O tt ie in a n d ÏN YOUR J. B. Parsons and little daugh Charges Reasonable share o f the good things. A. E. N e g u s . ter, of Hood River, were visitors The entertainment was a <ie- Churcli of Christ Notes UNION MEAT COMPANY ?»n town yesterday. cided success and much credit is Warehouse Dept., Portland, Ore. D AV ID ROBINSON, M. IX S. E. Francisco went to The We have been so busy with our due the committee-for making Dalles Monday to interview a Christmas doings that we have possible such a joyous time for P hysician and S urgeon “ tooth carpenter.” just time to stop and say that the little folks. MONIER - OREGON Mias Alice Mosier is at home we will speak on suitable and in An Heroic Rescue with her parents, spending the teresting subjects next Lordsday morning ami evening. We want 'Holidays vacation. N o t e : — This is not a patent you to be sure and be present to medicine “ ad.” A. Grosser went to The Dalles Yesterday afternoon, as Mr. a house, bdVn or packing Wednesday to s|»end the day | hear these sermons. 1 1 . C a m p b e l l C i . a b k , Mark A. Mayer was bringing to slt&d to'build, J. P. E rhart with an old friend. Minister. town from Mayerdale a party of will furnish bonds to builB * Miss Bishop returned last Mon Christmas guests in bis nice according to plans and speci day from a fortnight’ s visit with j Christmas at Christian Church yellow “ auto” (run by horse fications. Phone, 115. ' friends in Portland. power) the aforesaid auto, in Henry Olsen came up from The Christmas doings at the some unaccountable manner, Portland the first o f the week Christian Church were good and managed to break its right and visited friends in town. hind leg. The accident hap went off very nicely. pened at a danger place on the The program consisted of songs Mr. and Mrs. Park Sturgess PLUMBINÒ. *re spending the week with the by the choir, a male quartet, and road and had it not been for U tter’ s parents at Brush P ra irie,! individuals: Scripture reading Markey’s wonderful presence of STEAM ' and HOT WATÉh IWaeh. 1 and prayer; a Christmas Ad- mind and great courage, a horri HEATING. ble tragedy might have resulted. ’ Mrs. James Mead and little ‘ ^ ’citations: wreath drill: JoUiing proVnptiy attended to. Fearlessly springing from the •on left yesterday for a week’ s '>>’ MOSIER - - OREGON .......... , .. . . adies garbed in flowing robes; a vehicle and landing in the mud v m t with her mother in Port- i l(iri I j reading in Dutch; an organ and up to bis hocks, he held the i violin duet; a Santa Claus song, horses and bis breath at the Wm. Marsh, Ben Veatcli and partiy HCted. in which Santa same time ami, with his arms J*hn Bjork were husinesa visit-, Claus appeared robed in bright outspread as a life net, called to ora at the county seat on Tues- red uniform, trimmed in white, the other occupants to jump for CIVILENGINEER $28 per Tan Steam Rolled Barley d«y. made esi>ecially for this occa- their lives. Only the ladies toed General Surveying, Plat the Mark and jumped, and of J. P. R o m and Lee Hunter 8ion- Thcn fo,,owed the d1is(''i‘ course they landed safely in the ting and Drafting were doing some Christmas shop- butwn o f the, * n d tt,f net. A fte r the party had suffi ping in Hood River the first o f , treat t,,\e B,iblf School scho1- the week. ars and all chihlren who were ciently recovered from their F riiii Lizaus If there is Town Lots Fire Insurance any why you do not adver- Scientific American. D. D. HAIL W ell WorkWell Mosier, Oregon, Done The Town With a Future tise in your home paper or subscribe when you havesub- AD VERTISE Home Paper le t’s talk it over. When You Buy If You Have Feed, Buy QUALITY It’s Cheapest & F. GOSS When you compare Prices* don’t stop there, but compare Quality. There's a Difference* WEST h ~ th e BEST E. C. BRO CK Mosier - - Oregon S P E C IA L W ork Shoes for M en On our Bargain Table we have a splended line o f [Odds and End« in Men’s hqavy Work Shoes that it [will pay you to look at if you are going to need any- [ thing in this I in « before Spring. For the saving you |wifi make by baying them now will be the biggest [kind of interest on your investment Some |of these have heavy tapped soles: others have two full ibis aoles running the full length, and all o f them ive the best of upper leather. They vary in height • six inch to an 18-inch top, with and without [hooks. Values on this table from $4.35 to $t>.0U Y mt choice, the pair.................. ’ « '" ■ ■■ ----- --------- — $3.89 Special W ork Trousers For Men Shoes F ot M e n We have a splendid lot o f Drummers’ Sample shoes together with some odds and ends that we have placed upon our Bargain Table. There are plain toes, comfort toes, and cap-toed shoes in all the newest lasts and best leathers. Shoes suitable for work, knock-about wear and dress wear. All leathers— Kid, Kangaroo, Gun Metal. Rox Calf and Oil Tanned. About all sizes in this lot. Values up to $4 a pair. Your Choice, the pair .. ...........; ............. $ 2 .5 0 Men’s Corduroys—the old reliable everyday pants— are always in demand and we have a splendid assort ment for you to select from. All cut on full dimen sions, made and trimmed in the highest possible man ner for the price We quote. Men’ s Corduroys, o f good soft corduroy, 5 strong drill pockets, side buckles. Splendid value. The pair ............ ................. ................. $1.50 Corduroy trousers o f better grade for $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and up. I. I D f F S ’ SHOKS: — A good assortment in lace and button. Not all size«, but splendid values for the money. Shoes that are worth lip to $4.00. W hy start the N e w Year light and dress yourself iq* in a nice HART, S C H AFFN E R & M ARX suit or overcoat? Something that will bring yoti t’om- fort, good looks and joy for the entire year. We have Your Choice, the pair......................... $1 47 THE PARIS FAIR, not an excellent assortment for you to select from and can fit you out perfectly. Really, yOu will be better pleased with! One o f these suits than you would by having one made to I measure, for the reason that ybu have the chance to see just ho<v you will look In the suit before you buy it, and I ¿s far as the fit goes, you could not get a better fit any; l where than you can in these clothes. They are perfectj in fit, workmanship and finish. H AR T, and up. SCH AFFN E R * M ARX Suits for $18] C LO TH C R AFT Suits, guaranteed all wool and to hold | their shape, $10,00 and up. H O O D R IV E R ’S L A R G E S T & B E S T S T O R E
