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CORRESPONDENCE
. ODELL.
Elmer Lafferty accompanied Fied
Crockett as tar m LaGraade. '
Will end Mabel Kemp aoeompanied
Mr. Crockett and family to Xbe
Dalles Thursday : where they visited
relatives. Mrs. Crockett aod tbiee
daughters and Mr. nod Mra. Claire
Crockett left The Dalles Thursday
evening and expected to arrive in
Kupeit, Idaho, Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kemp returned
Friday to their borne in UdelL
A teal estate transfer in which
Odell It interested is tbe sale of tbe
Peter Joobimsen borne, Frank Stan
ton Jk Co. being tbe purchasers. Con
sideration, 117,000. Mr. Jocbimsen
expects to lemain in tbe old home
until Apiil.
We are glad to ray tbe son of Mr.
Jocbimsen, who was reported injured
by falling from bridge, is improviug
and while bis injuries are painful it
is thought be is not in a serious con
dition. The work train was on a
bridge and Mr. JoeVmsen and his
men were picking op tools when be
slipped and fell 10 feet , lauding on a
pile of rocks, catting a gash about
five inches long in the scalp and
bruising him. Kd Jochimsen and an
other brother went to see bim and
found bim improving nicely.
. Wm. Ebrok and family ex poet to
move into their new homo some time
this week. . .-
J. R. Crosby baa had tbe three Dp
stairs rooma in bis bouse plastered.
K W. Udell did the work.
Fiank Strang bad bis new bouse
plastered, H. M. Poole was tbe plast
erer. A whip was found pear L. A. K.
Clark's bouse. Owner may bave same
by oallng at above place and proving
property, ; y,r j t r '
Ora Walters is at home on tbe Cop
Die rilaoe. Mr. Walters has been spok
en of as oomng here with bis family
Bnd be bas, as bis family consists of
but one person, himself. j
A number of tbe young freinds of
Ellen Shelley met with her Saturday
evening to assist ber in celebiatlng
her birthday. Those present report I
an enjoyable evening spent in making I
and eating candy aud in other pleas-1
ant ways. '
Misa Ethel Wood invited a few
friends to spend tbe eveuing with ber
Saturday, November 24, tbat being ber
birthday. Tbe even lug was pleasant
ly speut in games. Refreshments
consisting of pop com, nnta aod oaks
were served. Lee aud Will Strang
bave a pbouogiapb.
Mr. Connaway and wife are at borne
In tbe Little Wbite store. We wel
come them and wish tbem success.
Rev. H. C. Clark preached in tbe
cburob at Odell Sunday afternoon,
ilia text was Matthews 7:25. "And
tbe rain descended and tbe floods
came, aud tbe winds blewkanl beat
upon tbat bouse; and it fell not, tor
it as founded upon a rook." Ills
main thought being tbe building of
character likening it to tbe bouse
built upon tbe rock (a good founda
tion) touching upon bad babits,
showing in what ways tbe foundation
of a strong obaractei may be weaken
ed. A seimou young, middle aged
and old might profit by bearing.
Frauk Nell bas gone back to Uoble,
where be bas business tbat will re
quire his time most of tbe winter.
Tbe C. U. bad an interesting meet
ing Sunday evening. Missionary
work aud workers was tbe topic.
Mrs. Tioy Shelley, leader.
Dou Crosby is in Income.
BARRETT.
1 am pressed to report through tbe
oolumns of tbe Ulaoier tbe names of
tbe following persons who so willing
ly contributed to the Tbanksgiviug
ofieriug for the Hoys ' and (J iris' Aid
society of Portland : O. R. Castner,
two sacks apples; S. Cochran, sack
spuds. ; Stranaban & llagley, flour; J.
II. FiUiniier, spuds aud cau fruit;
Mrs. A. Howe, apples and can fruit;
(Juy Phillips, oao fruit; Dr. B. K.
Wright, two boxes apples; Roily Phil
lips, oso fruit; Mrs. Ustrander, can
fruit; J. II. Urolf, box apples; J. J.
(libboua, apples; U. I). Woodwortb,
apples; Alfred Tate, sack spuds; tl.
1'. Davidson, apples; Fred Miller,
box apples; E. lirayford, box cloth
ing; Frank Cram, box clothing ; Dick
Neeley, two boxes apples; J. Jantson,
apples; A. J. Emerson, sack spuds,
sack cabbage, box apples; 0..L. Morse,
saok spuds; J. II. 0111 two boxes ap
ples, saok spuds,
Henry Groff, from tbe Upper Mount
Hood settlement, was down visiting
wltb bis parents last week aud gave
Kockford a friendly call and also
made several pure base of goods.
Dr. B. E. Wright was op from Port
land last week looking after interest
on bis ranches. Dr. i quite a busy
man hauling lumber to build an ad
dition to his barn.
Our roads are just a fright. Never
were so bad as they are now. It
seem to me tbat the apples will be
shook into jelly when tbey bsve been
hauled over these roads. When we
complain to our commissioner be tells
ns there is no money. Our county is
It a fair shape, taxes are paid and we
are surely taxed prettty well. A new
administration would perhaps change
things a little anyway, our roads
could not be any worse.
FRANKTON.
A regulir meeting of Frankton
Orange was held Friday night, No
vember 23. New members initated
were Miss Crouse, Miss Blytbe and
Mr. McCutchison, sr. After tbe work
of the order waa completed an inter
esting program was rendered, tben
lonob was served and a good social
tiro was bad. Tbe Orange will meet
Friday nigbt every twoweeks instead
of monthly as heretofore. Lunch will
be served every alternate meeting. .
Marshall Isenberg'a expert crew of
apple paokers bave been engaged for
tbe past two weeks st Edgar Locke's
place. Mr. Lock bas a fine crop of
apples and tbe packers made good
money. Tbe orew consists of Mar
shall Isenherg, Frank Cuddy, William
Metoalf and Charles Miller.
Tbe many friends of Mrs. Scott
Uoorman will be pleased to learn she
Is rapidly roovering from ber siege ot
sickness. Robert Oarrebrant is fast
recovering from bis cperation for ap
pendicitis. -
Mrs. Daniel Malaei Is still under
tbe doctor's care with chances favor
ing ber entire recovery.
Professor Louis Henderson, of tbe
Idaho Agricultural college, visited
tbe Henderson place last week. Tbe
professor is desirous of having five
acres of bis land grubbed for setting
apple trees. H finds it difficult to
procure labor to do tbe grubbing.
Spraying tbe apple trees for next
year's orop Is now in order.
A well known citizen of Brayford
avenue, Barrett district, who is not
versed in the different varieties of
apples, 'uappened along one day where
Marsh Isenberg'a crew of apple pack
ers were at work. He asked tbe boys
ji&hristmas is Coming?
tiqWe are here with the largest stock ot Xmas
Goods ever brought to the city.
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The largest stock
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t Please make your
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Our stock of Plated Ware is the
kind that wears; we buy direct
from the factories and can. give
you the lowest prices.
Cut Glass is always in order for a fine
Xmas present. Our stock is complete.
Our Umbrellas f,f e something new
rlea.se call and examine
U A pair of Gold Spectacles makes a last-
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All vegetable and gently laxative.
if they bad auy good etlng apples.
"Yes." said Matsh"bere' a Fall Pip
pin, and be banded oat a "Ben
Davis. "Deliolousl" exclaimed tbe
well known oitizeu, a be cracked 'his
whip and drove away nappy. ; .
Kobert Foley ' returned Tuesday
irom a two weeks, visit in I'roou coon
ty, bis former borne. He says tbe
oounty bas been so dry (or tbe past
two years tbe farmers bave not grown
much crops. Tbe fine range (or stock
be knew at one time 1 now eaten ont
and hardly a blade of grass is to be
seen. Ou Agency plains be was otter
ed 100 aires of hud all plowed (or
$700. Mr. Foley made tbe trip with
bis Dorse and carriage.
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MOSIER.
Stumps and trees are still in tbe
streets wltb other rubbish, pot there
by some of the smart set which will
eventually be to ' tbeir sorrow if it
don t stop.
J. I. Ford, of Dallas, bas been
lookioi ovei the valley with n view
of bu yinij aud is very much pleased
witb our healthy fiuittrees, and also
our iruit.
Win. Johnson bas gotten bis car of
lumber off tbe ralrload right of way
so tie says oerore ne Dad to give its
vMue to tbe company for ground
rent.
Miss Elsie Denney, who has been
very low witb appendicitis, is now
improving.
M. II. Craft, of Upper Hood River
valley, is again witb us, and Mike
says their is no place like Mosier,
Well, Mike bas one of tbe finest. young
orchards in this valley or any other
for tbat niattor and be baa a right to
nice Mosier.
What is known as tbe Chamberlain
road, built by tbe people witb a little
help from the oounty, although it is
a county road, Is only miserable in
one place now, so N. P. Sturgess tells
us. . . . . i-
j. w. weidrtcK ana ramuy were on
our streets one day this week. Mr.
Weidriok, late ut Buffalo, N. Y., is
well pleased witb bis buy beie.
Albret E Wright, of Los Angeles,
Cel., is with us now looking to tbe
putting in ol .a saw miu.
Geo. Cbambrelain returned from
bunting trip and say bis was a little
bear and wben he went to jump over
tbe log and saw tbe big one, it made
bim so mad be just aat on tbe log
and wished his brother waa there to
see it. -Mrs.
J. Wiedriok and daogbtei
Ruth and Florenoe, bave returnee
from the metropolis, where they were
visiting friends.
Mrs. J. N. Mosier spent a part of
laNt week in Jtiood Klver.
Rev. Hill,, of The Dalles, was beard
lttbt Sunday at tbe Baptist oburcb,
where be delivered a very capable ana
interesting seiuiou.
Dr. Robinson is now permanently
loouteu iu tbe Mosier bouse. Mr,
Robiuson bas a neatly equipped
otUce, and also oarries line of drugs
uud pharmacy goods.
Mis. Carmine Powell bas returned
to Hood River, after a brief visit witb
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge
Uaer.
Charles A. Cramer haa returned to
Portland where be intends to remain
for tbe winter.
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a party consisting ui uuuu oeaiey.
Frank Sealey. wife and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Muipby, spent
Suuday at the Macrum tauob, tbe
guebts of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ueuning
son. Tbey returned to Portland ot
the Sunday afteinoon local well laden
witb oboioe apples and other good
tbiugs wbicb Mosier can ao well pro
duce tbe last but not least witb tbe
fixed idea that tbey bad seen and been
iu a beautiful, well developed valley.
Messrs. A. Boot. J. Wiedriok and
II. FoiBberg are now at work putting
in a branch telephone line wbicb will
connect their individual residences
with the main line.
J. II. Heilbionuer, ot Hood Rive
visited bis fruit farm iu South Mosier
on Sunday.
Elmer Forbes bas returned for tbe
winter after an absence of several
months.
An evening tea was given i n Friday
night by Mrs. Belle Booth to ber
many friends. A very enjoyable time
was tbe verdict given by tbose in at
tendance.
Mra. Mamaret Dunne is oonvalesc-
tiiry M fa nnnn.,a acilniia illnAoa
oaused much aNnu among her many
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ment.
Clinton Wood, of Odeil, came up
on Monday and will lemain (or a
time on bis homestead. .
F. W Wilson, of The Dallea, spent
Saturday of last week ou bis farm at
tLts place.
Mr. M. Craft, of Sky ranch. Mount
Hood, is visiting friends. We trust
that Mr, Craft and wife (nee Patienoe
Cooper) may soon beoome permanent
residents of our valley.
J. Wellbera Is 'making extensive
improvement on bis city property.
Owing to an increase in business Mr.
Wellbera baa fouud It necessary to
add additional rooma to bis cafe as
well as more extended ground room.
Mr. CnnroA Wood and daasbter.
Marian Kaa ma hl.n t.nm TtlA
Dalles where tbey spent sever id day
oi last week.
An extensive Thankssvina enter
tainment under tbe auspioe of tbe
hnnl nhllil.jkn end nndar the enfwtr-
Vldlnn rt M laa fllmetAail will he ol-
en at tbe cburoh on Thursday aeiL
special cnnroD services wiu auso d
endered.
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We can recommend to our trade with the assurance
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satisfaction of any line of shoes on this coast. Ask to
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medium and low tops for loggers, cruisers and general
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El Real Underwear for women and
Children are exceptionally nice flitting
. and wearing garments, as well as mod
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ribbed, both in 2-piece and Union suits,
from 25c a garment up
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UndCrSKirtS the qualities of silk and wear much
better at less than half the price.
DrPW (iflOfK P'as are extremely popular. We are
offering exceptionally low prices in all
Dress Goods, and we invite your in:
spection. We are sure you will readily
' appreciate the values we are offering.
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WHITE SALMON.
From tbe Enterprise.
Mr. T. L. Triplett baa finished a
nioe six room bouse for W. D. Beunet
near the Cameron school bouse. Mr.
Triplett ia member of tbe colony
tbat oame here from La Cross, Wash.,
during tbe year. He is now living on
tbe Elliott place, near II. C. Clyde's
wbiob he bas leased.
Wbite Salmon seems to bave been
the only place in Oiegoa or Washing
ton not effected by tbe raaina and
floods of last week. Of course it
rained and tbe Wbite Salmon and tbe
Columbia livers were both Oigb, but
wltb tbe exceptions of a (ew logs be
ing washed out across tbe latter
stream no damage was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Balslger, of
lllgbland, ill., cousins of W. and
A. W. Balslger, visited wltb them a
few day last week. Tbey left here
for California and are now traveling
in that state. Tbey are traveling for
tbeir bealtb and wltb a view of rind
ing a new location in tbe west. Tbey
were nigbiy pleased with Wbite Kal
mon and may retruro here to make
their future home.
R. Field olosed up two ral estate
deals last week, tbe places of Mr.
Leon LaFrank and Mr. Willey. ot
SnowHen, being sold. Mr. Field ad
vertised almost all over tbe United
States last summer. He bad ads run'
ning In Chioago, St. Louis, Cincln
natl and Piitsburg papers, and tbe re
suits are that many people will come
to tbta countiy to invest in land.
Field ba three more deals on band
wniob be expects to close up in a
short time. He bas connections with
investors all over the country, and
expects a rushing business in the near
future. Any one baving land for sale
will do well to list it witb him. He
is a rustler.
UNDERWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Cash took a trip on
tbe Simon Saturday to Tbe Dalles.
Mr. King bas finished his school at
Chenowitb.
Robert Clyne la suffering with a
case of blood poisoning in bis band
but is some better.
Herman aod Fred Buobe are here
visiting relatives.
Mi. King's, mother died Saturday
morning at the home of Mrs. Kins
and was buried Sunday in tbe Cheno
witb burying ground. There was no
Sunday school Sunday on acoount of
tbe two funeral in tbe neighborhood.
Mrs. Howels and Mrs. Stewart, ao-
oompanied by their husbands, were
bere to attend tbe funeral ot tbeir
grand-mother, Mr. Underwood.
George Knapp is visiting relative on
tbsFlat
Mrs. Sorensen lost tbe greater part
of ber baled bay by tbe veoent bigb
water cairyng it down tbe Columbia.
It bad been piled on tbe beach for
shipment.
Mr. Fuller waa able to be moved
from Hood River to ber borne in
Cbenowith Saturday.
Mrs, Amos Underwood died Satur
day at 5 o'clock at tbe borne of ber
daughter, Mra. Uleaen. Mrs. under
wood baa beea poorly (or some time
and he. death was expected a ber
year numbered among tbe seventies.
She was a daughter of Chief Cbeno
with, : who was hanged by another
tribe of Indian in war time foi;being
rriena to toe wniie. sne was Dar
ted at 2 o'clock Sunday in tbe new
cemetery, tbe Indians of the Shaker
faith performing the servioea. It waa
Mra. Underwood's last tequest to ex
hume the bodies of her two sons from
tbe family buriyng ground on tbe old
homestead, buried now over 20 year
and place tbem in a coffin by ber
side. Ibis was faithfully carried out.
Tbe bodies were in a good state of
preservation.
ROSE HILL.
Justiua Neff visited tbe Rose Hill
school Friday.
Miss Thompson, the teacher at Rose
Hill will spend Thanksgiving week at
ber home in Portland. Tbe school
board recently elected Niok Saltzman
to till tbe vacancy of clerk left by Mt
Duvall.
Earl Thomas is expected to spend
Thanksgiving with bis parents at
Rose 1 ill.
Raymond Thomas spent Sunday at
home on Rose Hill.
John Elder visited Mosier one day
last week.
We understand Mr. DeWitt recent
ly sold 1.15 aotes on Rose Hill to a
Portland man for 14,500.
How Dairy lug Pars.
A farmer in Benton county writes
to tbeCorvallas Republican bis exper
iences In dairying He started twelve
years ago witb one $15 cow, and now
bas a berd of twelve choioe Jerseys
bringing in for cream alone over $700
a year. In addition be bas made con
siderable from bis pigs fed largely on
the skim milk, and also from tbe sale
of calves and cows, as be improved
bis herd. He now bas animals Worth
ten times as much as his first cow.
Mrs. Bert Stranahan, of Hood Riv
er, came up to Rufus to meet ber
sister, Mrs. Lamm, and was accom
panied borne by Mrs. Lamm and Mrs.
Can oil Smith. Wasco Mews.
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