Mosier bulletin., July 10, 1914, Image 4

been confined to his bed and was
tenderly ministered to by a lov­
ing mother, father and brother, 1
and visited by many friends
Wanted
who, by their kind attentions
,
The city dads are negotiating I
and words of cheer, strove to
To buy a dozen heifer'calves I fop the purcha8e o f a chemical,
make his last days more com­
from four to six weeks old.
|fire apparatus, it is claimed
fortable. His untimely death,
Address
Harry Stout,
! that a demonstration o f the ma-
tho not unexpected, was never-
Mosier, Ore. l chine has proved satisfaetoi y. B
Twice this week has the Reap-, theless sudden and a shock to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson of er. Death, visited our community) tj,e fainj|v
Land clearing tools of all kinds. Portland, spent Saturday and ¡and the Mosier populace is in
Rev. J. G. Tate officiated at
W. E. Chown.
Sunday here with Mrs. Nelson’ s 1 mourning.
In both instances
i the funeral services at Imman-
W. P. Viningand wife visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lit- were the victims of the death 1 uel Church and later at the grave j
angel young, well known and
tlepage.
in Hood River yesterday.
i in Odd Fellows cemetery. J iis1
Rev.
E.
R.
Clevenger,
wife
j
Popular, * nd ^ e sincere s.vmpa | discourse was eloquent, elevat
Try those crushed fruit and
nut sundaes at Arthur & Burt’s. and daughter, Miss Arlourine, thy o f the entire district goes1 ing and comforting. The church
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LOCAL —
Miss Annie Hallyburton, c f
Ortley, spent the first of the'
week in town, the truest of the
Misses Alice and Mabel Bennett.
of
Pendleton,
arrived Monday iout
the stricken families.
was crowded to the outside doors
Miss Lucy Mullins, of Hood
In the case of Ira Evans, the
ior a month’ s visit with Mr. and
with sympathetic and admiring
River, spent last Saturday here
j tragic manner of his death, re­
| Mrs. Chester L. Joy.
friends of the young man who
with relatives.
corded elsewhere in these col­
Don Littlepage. who spent the umns, lends perhaps more inter­ has finished his race before ,it
A good stock of Records for
¡past eight months in California, est and commiseration than does had scarcely begun.
your Victrola at Chown’ s.
The masses of beautiful flow­
! returned home Friday evening, that of Thomas Lelliott, altho
Dr. Eshelman and wife, of | and enjoyed the celebration very
ers
which decorated the grave
sympathy in the latter case is
Portland, attended the celebra­ much -especially the bucking none the less sincere.
were eloquent evidence of the
tion here last Saturday.
broncs.
Ira Evans was born on Mosier respect and esteem in which the
Printing and Developing done
Mrs. R. E. Roy. of Hood Riv­ Creek July 9th. 188«, and had y °ur'K ma‘> waa held> and ^ ere
at the Drug Store.
er, accompanied by her grand- practically lived his entire life alsoa tril,ute to and a Just rec‘
Gordon Graham and wife, o f daughter, Miss Evelyn Wilev, here among his many relatives, ° « nlt,on ot t-ht? high staiitlmg ‘ n
Umatilla, attended the funeral o f spent the Fourth in Mosier with and friends. He was the son of ¡ the neighborhood which the be-
Mrs. Edward Howe and Miss
Daisy Biles left yesterday for a
few days’ visit in Portland.
Miss Anne Shogren and her
guest, Miss Wintjer, left yester-
for Portland and the coast.
$4.00 per day for 9 hours.
J. P. ERHART,
M osier
H o t P oin t E lectric Iron fo r less than
R ead fu r th e r and learn h ow .
Here is the plan:
The Iron retails at $3.50.
The yearly sub­
Did y o u ever com e hom e
to such a scene as this ? Is
your wife wearing herself out
at such drudgery?
scription price of the B ulletin is $1.50—$5.00 for the two, if
taken separately.
We are offering the BULLETIN and the
Standard Hot Point Iron for $ 3 . 5 0 — the .price of the Iron
Put A Stop To It Now
alone, to all who pay up their arrearages, to all renewals, and
to all new subscribers to the B ulletin for cash.
D on ’t w ait until this back­
breaking strain shows in her
face and figure.
This offer is made for a limited time and its object is three­
A T H O R Electric
fold— to introduce the Iron into all the homes where electricity
W asher rem oves all the
drudgery of washday, saves the
clothes and the expense of wash­
day help.
is used, where the Iron is not supplied; to induce our sub­
scribers to keep their subscriptions paid up, and to give con-
consumers of electricity an opportunity to secure one of these
You can
t r y th e
Irons—a boon to the housewife—at less than cost.
THOR
Call at the B ulletin office and inspect these Irons.
in y o u r
home for
13 DAYS
FREE
Middleswart & Marsh
Telephone
fo r a m a -
chine today
Contractors and
ELECTRIC WIRING ft SUPPLY CO.
Builders
Hood River,
Oregon
First National Bank Building
New work a Specialty.
Repair
work done.
Estimates furnished
All work guaranteed.
Phone 1 1 9
D. M. Duvall and son Dean
The entire community extends in favor of the Plaintiff and against ]
,
,
.
r .. ,
, „
| the Defendants. Otto Miliatt and W il-!
ot Independence, spent several, its heartfelt sympathy to the be -1 hemilia Millatt as judKment debtors. in
Jas. Lindsay, of Portland, days here, taking in the Fourth reaved mother and sister, whoj the sum of Five Hundred andSixtyand
came up Wednesday to attend and visiting old friends. They came from Seattle and San Fran- 66-100 ($560.65) Dodars, with in­
the funeral of Tom Lelliott.
returned home Monday, accom­ cisco to attend the funeral, and 1 u‘re8t thereon from the 22nd day of
>RIGHTf
THE WELCOME
Mosier, Oregon
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Post Cards
Photo Supplies
Books and Magazines
Indian Goods, Curios,
Mail orders solicited
Expert developing and
finishing
|
If
The Dalles
407 E 2nd Street
DR.
H.
L.
PHYSICIAN
DUMBLE
and
SURGEON
HOOD RIVER
:
OREGON
Will practice in Mosier and
May he reached by long dis­
tance phone. Home phone 61.
Hair Switches
jdiiy to Minneapolis, Minn., after | Mosier for their many acts of|tf lingering illness extending Defendants or any o f the Defendants
herein, have since acquired, or now
it week’ s visit here with his fain- kindness and the great sympathy | ever a period of six months.
1 have in or to the pillowing described
they extended to Tom and our­
ily.
“ Tom” Lelliott, as his many real property, situate and being in
selves during his long and pain­ friends familiarly called him, Wasco County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots
Bon Berger anti Dr. Max R<>- i ful illness, and at his funeral.
"C ” and "1>" in Block Ten (10) in the
was possessed of a most friend­ Fort
Dalles Military Reservation in
aendorf, of Portland, were the
M r . and M rs . T iios . L elliott ly, sociable disposition and was Dalles City. Wasco County, Oregon, or
guests over the Fourth of Mark
and S ons .
highly respected for his integ­ so much of said property as will satis­
A. Mayer.
rity and manhood. He had for fy said judgment and decree, with costs
Mrs. C. Q. Nichol returned on
some time been aware of his and accruing coats. Said property will
Stunt Tomatoes
be sold subject to continuation and re­
Friday last frqnty Illinois, where
critical condition and his cheer- demption as by law provided.
plie was called Ijy t|ie death pf
according to reports from A. ¡fol **id uncomplaining accept-
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon, this
her lather.
B, Burton, I k * has Ortley w ellinnceof the inevitable was proof 22nd day of June, 1914.
L evi C hkisman ,
Rev. H. C (Hark and vvlfg pf "skinned” on tomato raising, of his strong character, and a
Sheriff o f Wasco County, Oregon.
passed
the
Fourth
!
He
has
tomato
plants
in
his
gar-
consolation
to
his
family,
Hood River,
For some months past he had
here with their daughter, Mrs. Men which are -12 inches high
land growing an inch each night,
Natia (italiani.
SEE our excellent line of Hammocks.
without irrigation. Next.
Mrs. Ray Woodward and little
You will want one to thoroughly enjoy
daughter Helen, are spending a
A New Line of
yourself this hot weather, whether you
Samuel A. Campliell and wife,
few weeks with her brother and o f Snnnyside, Wash., spent the
are in the mountains or at home.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gloyd, till with II. II. Smith and fam­
Prices the lowest.
Miss Marthn Robinson, who ily, tit his Mt. View ranch.south I
spent the Fourth here with her of (own. Mrs. Campbell and
Special
brother, Dr. Robinson, returned Mrs. Smith arc cousins. M r.;
to her home in Portland on Mon­ Campliell made the trip over the.
AND
Boys’ Portent leather Oxfords. In­
Mosier Creek road in his auto.
day.
cluded in the lot are American Gentle­
Mr. and Mr. C. II. Brown, of
Milo Frank, of New York, is
man. Security and Buster Brown brands.
Portland, s»ent the Fourth here a guest this week at Mayerdule.
Good, substantial dressy shoes that we
with Mr. Brown’ s brother-in- Mr. Frank, who is a stepson of
formerly sold f >r $2.00. $2.50, $3.00 and
law, II. M. West, and family.
J. II. Steinhardt, of Stcinhardt
$3.50. All sizes in the lot.
iV Kelly, is taking the agricult
Your choice the pair.................S l* 2 5
John Forbes and son Frank
ural and liorticullnial course a*
Trout season opens
came d‘>wn from Moro tin* first
April 1. Come in
Cornell University, N. Y., and
of the week to visit his daugh­
and secure y o u r
during his vacation in tin* West
Special
ter, Mrs. VYm. Graham, ami fam­
License.
In* is taking an “ o|ien-ttir” course i
ily.
Boys’ Tan Russia Calf Oxfords, al*
and studying at first hand con­
good standard makes and good shapes
Chas. G. Olsen, of the Port­ ditions of Western orchards.
land Pattern Works, was hero Next week he will spend in Hood i
button and lace; values from $2.00 up to
the first of the week on business River, and from there will visit
$3.50. All sizes.
ponnected with the machinery at the other fruit growing centers
Your choice the p a i r ............. $ 1 .5 0
^he rock crusher,
of the Pacific (.oust.
Mrs. Thos. Hill is prepar­
ed to m8ke hair switches
from combings. Satisfac­
tion guaranteed a n d
prices reasonable.
106 Third St.
Hood River
St. Louis Shoe
Shop.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
“ ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.”
Advertise in the Bulletin—It Pays
Mosier
Book Store
Poor M a m m a !
of the company, with the M osier B ulletin , at less than cost.
afternoon, the church
being prosecuted to the full extent of
filled with friends and neighbors ^ e law.
who came to pay their last re­
C h arles D av en po rt ,
spects to his memory.
jy3-8m
Lessee.
The floral offerings were pro­
fuse and beautiful. Among the
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
many were a wreath from the
Mosier Commercial
Club, of
In the Circuit Court of the State o f
which Ira was a member, a|
! Oregon for Wasco County.
broken wheel, from the boys at
the rock crusher, where he was
E- FuKBls- Plaintiff
VS.
employed, a pillow from his
O tto M ii . i . att and W ilhemina M il -
brother members of Artisans, a
LATT, Defendants.
handsome wreath from Mayer-
BY
VIRTUE
of an execution, decree
L. A. McArthur, with the P - dale, and numerous
wreaths and order o f sale, duly issued out o f
cific Power & Light Co., of The! from his many relatives aild and under the seal o f the Circuit Court
Dalles, was in town Wednesday! friends.
o f the State of Oregon, for the County
connecting up the residence o f ; Interment was in Odd Fellows!“ ' w“ co- ,to, me ‘lir«ted and dated the
22iul day of June, 1914, upon a decree
W. C. Slone, and the Hardwick j
cemetery. The body was fol­ for the foreclosure o f a certain mort­
house, occupied as
bachelor |
lowed to the grave by the largest gage, and judgment rendered and en­
quarters by Messrs. Merrill and
concourse o f people ever attend- tered in said Court on the 22nd day o f i
Burpee.
June, 1914, in the above entitled cause, j
■ ing a funeral in Mosier.
Base Ball
Goods
Fishing
Tackle
O regon
H ere is a ch a n ce to g e t a S ta n d a rd
Company, of The Dalles, to furnish these Irons to the iiatrons
h er son, C. G. Nichol.
relatives, in thisi ,u" e’ 1914* ut tl,e rate °[ ei*ht P*r
Miss Alta Ward, of Portland, panied by Mrs. Ralph Duvall, to the . many
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a*
• ,
, I cent per annum, anil the further sum
js here spending a week’s vaca­ who had been visiting with her their hour of trouble, in the sud -|of Seventy.five ($75 ^ 1)ollanj as at.
tion with her aunt, Mrs. Harlan. mother, Mrs. H. E. Bailey, and dell and tragic departure of onejtorney’s fees, and the further sum of
who had just begun his active | Twenty-six ($26.00) Dollars, costs,
other relatives.
Master Donald Stryker, of
life, with all llis ambitions and «ml the costs of and upon this Writ,
We have been requested to
Portland, is spending his vaca­
and commanding me to make sale of
correct an error which appeared high hopes for a bright future. 11
the real property embraced in such de­
tion
at
Hotel
Mosier
with
rela-
i
cree of foreclosure and hereinafter de­
in last week’ s issue. We staled i
tives.
scribed, I will, on the 25th day o f July,
then that Mr. Amos Root had | T H O M A S L E L L I O T T
Miss Helen Husbands of Port­
1914, at the hour of 2 o ’clock, in the
purchased a new Ford car. It
afternoon of said day, and at the front
land is spending the week with
was not Mr. Root but his son, Born June24, 1H84. Died July 7, 1914. door of the County Court House in
her cousin, Miss Emily Hus­
Clyde, who is the proud possess­
Again does Mosier mourn its Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon,
bands.
or of the benzine buggy.
loss in the death in his early sell at public auction to (.he highest bid-
P. L. Arthur, W. G. Gloyd and ]
manhood, of Thomas W. II. i der for cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest which the Defendants,
,1. E. Cole left on Sunday for a
Card of Thanks
Lelliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Millatt and Wilhemina Millatt or
week’s fishing trip to Badger
We, the family of the departed IllOS. L e llio tt, which occurred either o f them had on the 3rd day o f
Lake.
Thomas William Henry Lelliott, early Tuesday morning, July 7, | February, 1913, the dote of the mort-
C. C. Clement returned yester-1 desire to thank the people of at his home south of town, after « “«•' foreclosed herein, or which such
I’ m in the market for all
kinds of carpenter work
Will furnish plans and spec­
ifications for all work that I
get or superintend the con­
struction of.
We have made arrngements with the Prcific Power & Light
Mrs. Ltiella Hawks and daugh­
ter
Agnes, after a fortnight’s
We do Photogrophic work.—
visit
with H. H. Neilsen and
Arthur & Burt Drug Co.
family, left this week for Sacra­
Miss Gladyse Phillips, of Port­
mento, Cal., where she will visit
land, is here visiting her aupt,
her sister and brothers.
Mrs. David Robinson.
J. M. Patison, democratic can­
Ben and Charlie Yates re­ didate for sheriff, Mrs. Patison,
turned Monday from Portland, T. C. Queen, editor of the Dufur
where they spent the Fourth.
Dispatch, and Mrs. Kitty Allen,
J. A. Phillips, the piano man of The Qalles, motored over last
of Hood River, was a business Saturday to take in the celebra­
visitor ip town Wednesday.
tion.
The public library will re-open
tomorrow for the return and
withdrawing of books.
Attention
Housewives.
cost.
and fam-i George and Arissa Evans, his ! reaved tani' 1-V enjoys.
Truly, Mosier mourns with the
mother and a step-sis,te;r and
ily.
M. H Craft of Mt. Hood vis­
Henry Hendricks and wife o f I brother surviving him. his father [stricken families of these two
ited the first of the week at the
Portland, were
were Saturday a.mi i having: met an «ccidenta! cieiibh | youriR men
home of J. P. Carroll.
j Sunday guests at Hotel Mosier. 25 years ago.
Ira was a deservedly popular
Many dainty pieces of fancy I Mr. Hendricks is Master Me-
NOTICE.
China at Chown’ s,
chanic of the Pacific Bridge Co. j young man and had manyfriends
! ftev. H. C. Clark, who officiateti
All persons are hereby warned
Fred King came up from Hood
Roy Butler and wife, of Dufur, at Uie obsequies at the Christian
River last F rid a y evening to par­
that hereafter there will lie no
were here last Saturday en joy-; (Jhurch, paid a glowing tribute
trespassing allowed upon the
ticipate in the celebration.
. the
man’ s s uprightness
norichtness
ing Mosier S celebration. Ml. , to
the (load
dead man’
bottom lands north o f the rail­
C. L, McKenna and wife were Butler is the democratic candi­ and sterling worth.
road
track, and any person dump­
up from Portland Saturday en­ date for county commissioner.
The funeral was held Tuesday ing any garbage thereon wili be
joying our celebration.
Ira Evans, held on Tuesday,
SJTISFM GUARANTEED
TRUNKS, Suit Casas and Traveling
Bags. We have the largest assortment
in the city and our prices are the lowest.
M en’s O x fo r d S p ecial
Patent Leather and Gun Metal. Not
all sizes in the lot hut bargains of the
highest order.
American Gentlemen
and White House makes. Values up to
$5.00 a pair. If we have your size you
can have it fo r.............................
98C
Special:
r
|'udits H " s > nst Dresses,
Made up m a nrai
attract­
ive manner of a good grade of gingham
and percale. Big values that you will
appreciate. All sizes. See our window.
Your choice ............................
98c
Shoes made to order. We retail
Men’ s and Boys Shoes. Repair­
ing neatly done while you wait.
Prices reasonable and all work
guaran teed
Joseph Amore
310 Union St.
The Dalles
SUITS FOR MEN—Hart, Schaffner
& Marx. Clothcraft and other makes.
Special prices.
M en ’s U nderw ear
Special
Fine Ralbriggan Underwear, black
and ecru; all sizes in the lot. Nice, light
weight shirts and drawers, values up to
4oc a garment. Your choice___ 2 5 C
Men's fine French Ralbriggan under­
shirts and drawers. Shirts with long or
short sleeves, Otis make. This is one of
the most agreeable and satisfactory
brands of summer underwear on the
market. S|>e<*ial, the garment. 3 3 C
THE PARIS FAIR,
H O O D R IV E R 'S L A R G E S T A N D B E S T S T O R E