awthings interest Tlhie Reliable Store wishes you to know about 0
Never before has there been such a rush of inter
ested shoppers as has crowded the isles the past
week. New goods still pouring in and every de
partment fairly bulging over with Spring Crea
tions. Surely NOW is the time to do your shop
ping and its to your interest to do so.
THAT JOME PEOPLE APP Rift
ENOUGH TOOLS TO THINK THAT
IT DOEJ N T MATT Etc HOW THEY
LOOK- BUT WHAT IS furor rvrrw
OUR APPEABANCE RvwuiuwurJ
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BRIEF LOCAL MATTERH.
Phone Holman's Market, Main HOI,
on ine tieigiiis lor your meat orders.
Free and prompt delivery.
Mr. Bartmess is on a cash basis.
Fresli made sausage at MeGuire Brus.
every day.
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Hol
man's Market.
A good Emerson piano at Soule's Pi
ano house for $1.75. Also some fine
organ's $35 to $50.
Get yeur epray hose from V. II.
Haynes.
Fresh fish at Hotmail's Market.
Metal house numbers at Hunt's Wall
Paper store.
Our work guaranteed. Deitz Studio.
Green onions, asparagus and radishes
at MeGuire Bros.
Full line of garden hose, with coup
lings, at Haynus' store.
It is to your interest to refer to M.
Bartmess' ad under the new system.
The Dietz Studio, for photos.
Chinook salmon at MeGuire Bros,
every Friday. ,
Chickens for Sunday dinner at Me
Guire Bros. Order early.
New Orleans Molasses in bulk and
cans at Jackson's.
Lftwn mowers, the best make, at W.
H. Haynes.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio. A few hundred cherry trees of stand
ard varieties for Eale.
Robbing & Thompson
To make room for my large stock of
phonographs just received I will close
out all the organs in s ock at any price
for cash or time. Also pianos at a low
figure this week. Soule's Piano House,
Main 1423.
Mt. Hood tooth powder, best in the
world at Williams Pharmacy. Money
bark if not satisfactory. 114
The first delivery will be made nt 8
o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to
have your orders in for your bolls and
roasts in time for this trip. The last
trip will be made at 10:45 and the last
trip in the evening at 4:30. Please ob
serve these hours of delivery so as to
receive your meats on time and assist
us in the delivery. McGuirr Bros.
Born.
To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crapper, on
May 8, a girl.
To Mrs. J. W. Tompkins, on May 7,
a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Slooom, on
May 13, a girl
Prophecy Tliat Will t'ouie True
LaBt Monday afternon as delayed
No. 1 pulled into Hood River two
gentlemen stepped off the train to get
a breath of fresh ail and a bit of ex
ercise. The younger man asked the
elder, "Have you ever been up there
in the valley?" The elder replied,
"Yea, surelhBve." The young man
than admitted that be bad never been
out In tbe valley, but that he bad
been in 'iown. The old sage put his
hands in his pockets and straightened
up and said, "I'll tell you these peo
ple here have the finest little valley in
I he state. Tbe time will come when
it will have a population of 20 000 In
habitants." Tbe conduoto. tben
shouted "All aboard" and Harvey
Soott, the editor of the Oregonian,
who uttered this prophecy, took one
last look at tbe verdant bills and
swung aboard.
FGET in the habit
OF TRADING AT
Tents. Wall and A teuts in STRAWBERRY Hammock. This season's
allsizcSandlOoduek. Grower. Attention gSKSSj
We have made arrangements tj ,
Camp Furniture. btoves, establili a free ;Emplovment Bu- For Warm
large and small; stools, easy reau at our store during the straw crerm freezers, all sizes, lemon
chairs, bed hammocks, comfort- be season and will send pick- squeezers, lemonade shakers, Ice
ers, blankets, axes, saws, ham- erg to u each day accor(jn( to ehavers, ice picks, ice creain dip-
mei s, candles, sosp, towels, and vour needs. All you will have to jers, soda straws, glasses, in all
everything else you need. j0 is to not'ify U8 -jn a(vanoe how ""'I- Little Prices
I.iltle Prices many you will need, and we will mmmmmmm " """
Oil Stoves. The odorless, keep record and supply your re- A Tourist after looking over
smokeless blue flame stove is a qu lements daily. Kindly tele- our post card stock said she had
comfort and economy during the phone us at once how many you not seen a finer collection on the
summer months. Why not have will want and we will list you up entire coast than we have. We're
one. Come in and see how in advance. strictly up to date. Come and see
nirelvthev work. All hie- Strawberry Growers' "
It's Not Too Late to plant Supplies Cash boxes, "w CrocRery. Bea jtiful
garden:0 Our stock of seejs is ,ictetncle, Crate hammers; f ST ware e fce't
complete. All the very best va- Ink pads, indehble ink, marking itSS.d,'
rieties of seeds that grow well crayn, ruhber stamps, time books " " "? tea
here. Onion sets 2 lbs for 25c. Wajon Covers, all sizes sets at very Little lrices
If You Only Knew
t? fist, because it would mean "y. ur
WtAHC
NO TOOLS
mtZnwre
During Strawberry Season
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Kev. G L. Dix preaohed at Boyd
last Sunday.
Mrs. R. H. Wallaoe visited in Pert
land over Sunday.
C. II. StranabBn made a flying trip
to Portland Thursday.
Capt. II. C. Cne was a passenger
from Portland Saturday.
J. J. Gibbons was a visitor in Hood
River during tbe week.
Miss Helen Teal left Thursday for a
few ilny a visit in Portland.
W. II. Walton returned Friday f om
a business trip to Portland.
J. 11. Ue'lbronuer and wife w re
Portland visitors last Thursday.
A. C. Helms made a flying trip to
Tbe Dullea last Wednesday.
Mies Hartley was visiting with
fi ii i Is in Mosier last Thursday.
A':.'. A. Gatobell was a passenger
for ihe Dalles on Saturday's local.
I. U. Laiferty arrived from Portland
Friday after several days stay in that
city.
M. P. Isenberg was transacting bus
iuess at tbe county seat one day last
week.
J. H. Aokerman, of Portland, was a
visitor in Hood River during tbe
week.
Mrs. M. A. Douglas is visiting wit1
her daughter, Mis. J. T. Downing, at
lone, Ore.
James Ewars, who formerly resided
here, was up from St. Johns during
the week.
Dr. Brosius and wife were passen
gers for The Dalles on the east-bound
Saturday.
Mis. S. A. Knapp was a passenger
for Portlaud Saturday to spend Sun
day in the Rose city.
F. II. Watts, of Tbe Dalles, is set
ting up a number of tombstones in
our cemeteries.
Geo. Rorden shiped a consignment
of Anoonia eggs to Mrs. E. Tomp
kins, of Cottage Grove.
Miss Margaret Nlckelsen has been
suffering Iron) a severe case of bron
chitis, but is up and around again.
G. D. Culbertson and wife left for
The Dalles Saturday to visit with
Mrs. Culbertson's sister, Mrs. Sharp.
J. A. Walters was a passenger for
The Dalles Saturday wnere he deliver
ed a lecture in tbe U. 11. church Sun
day. Prof. Howard Isenbeig, of Cascade
Locks, was on our streets tbe latter
patr of the week shaking bauds with
tbe boys.
A Chicago & Northwestern passen
ger coaob passed through tbeoity Fri
day for Portland carrying a full load
of homeseekers.
The Dalles district conference of
the M. E. church is In session in that
city as we go to press. T'je local pas
tors of Hood River are attending tbe
session.
II. E. Magee, of Portland, who is
out in the interest of the R. G. Dunn
& Co. Mercantile Agenoy, was in tbe
city Friday transacting business with
our merchants.
Leo Selling, of Portland, has been
in Hood River for several days look
ing over property values. If some
thing suitable can be found be will
invest in some of oui realty.
Mr. Cornell, editor of tbe Timber
mau, was in tbe oity during tbe latter
part of the week in tbe interest of
that journal. He took a trip to tbe saw
mills of tbe valley, and made it one
of profit as well as pleasure.
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le tnousanas oi articles in Hardware at. a otner unngs that yon
nently need that we sell for such
wants supplied auu money savea.-
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J. E. Hanna was a business oaller
in tbe metropolis the latter part of
tbe week.
Dr. Dumble made a trip overland
to Mosier during tbe week on profes
sional business.
Rev. 11. 0. Clark h a been over to
tbe Pine Grove M. E. ohurcb and or
ganized an Epwortb league.
Mrs. T. O. Smith was a passenger
for Dufur Monday to speud a few
days visi;ing with friends.
Mrs. O. Gray, accompanied by Mrs.
Matt Russell, went to Vancouver
Thursday for a few days visit
Mrs. Levi Clarke was a passenger
for Tbe Dalles Friday for a few day's
visit with relatives and friends.
Wm. Kable, who has been visiting
at Ms dd home in Cbioo, Cel., re
turned to Hood River last week.
Bishop Soadding, of tbe Episoopal
ohuroh, passed through Hood River
Friday enroute for eastern Oregon.
Mrs. H. D. Smith left Thursday for
ber borne in Echo, where Mr. Smith
holds an interest in a hardware store.
Mr. Gardner, a traveling man for a
Portlaud drug bouse, sold Keir & Cass
neatly a car load of goods one day this
week.
Lute Hickock killed a obloken hawk
tbe latter part of tbe week that meas
ured lour feet ud four lobes from
tip to tip.
Tompkins Bros, have a new species
of tbe Uuuy tribe on exhibition in
their window. Take a look at him
and name it.
E. R. Bradley is having tbe finish
ing touches put on bis residenoe on
tbe heights. Jos. Frazler, jr., is do
ing tbe plastering.
Mrs. J. Purser was a passenger,from
Tbe Dalles Saturday and will spend
several days visiting with ber daugh
ter, Mrs. Rolls Pheipa.
O. R. Castnnr made a business trip
to Mosier last Thursday for tbe pur
pose of inspecting some of the young
orchards of that territory.
A "drunk and disorderly" was fined
four days work on tbe oity streets one
day last week. Marshal Ganger bad
clargge of tbe workman.
Mr. Koberg has been sending some
heavy consignments of aeparagras to
tbe Portland market. Our soil seems
to raise a superior grade of the prod
uct. Rev. C. H. MoKee was a visitor in
Tbe Dalles the latter part of the week.
Rev. MoKee went up to visit a party
of friends who bad recently arrived
from Dakota.
Capt. Spencer was in tbe oity Sat
urday in tbe interest of bis boat line.
He informed us that tbe Telephone
bad never yet passed tbeni on an open
run.
J. R. Galllgan, who bas been on tbe
sick list tor several weeks, was in
town last Saturday. Mr. Galllgan is
at ill very weak and soaroely able to be
about.
Uncle A me Undeiwood brought the
first atrawberrles of tbe season to
Hood River last Thursday, and pre
sented them to tbe Glacier force We
took tbem borne and converted them
into strawberry short cake.
Jack Culbertson, who bas been on
an extended trip through tbe southern
states, returned to Hood River again
to resume his duties in the reel estate
office. Mr. Culbertson saya that bis
trip was a. very pleasant one, but tbe
most enjoylble feature of all was bis
visit with bis mother and other rela
tives. THF BIG STORE
WITH LITTLE PRICES
little prices you would come here
it next time. We'va got the goods
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One glance at the west window will satisfy
you there is one place to buy just what
you was looking for. Probably less than
you expected pay.
Our windows confirm what
we say in our ad
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I H. S. Wallace was a passenger from
Portland Monday.
Miss Markley was a passenger for
Portland Monday.
Mia. W. A. Statts was down fiom
Dufur during tbe week.
J. M Moultan and family were pas
sengers for Portland Thursday.
Dr. Dutro was called to Mitchells
Monday on professional business.
Mrs. Martin Emstrum left Friday
for a tew days visit to Myrtle Creek.
Geo. Brock was over from White
Salmon Thursday and took the train
for The Dalles.
Mrs. C. L. Gilbert and Frank Cash-
en were passeugeis for Collins Spiing
on Thursday's boat.
Mrs. J. A. Simonson loft Thursday
for a two week'a visit with relatives
and friends in The Dalles.
Mrs. Robt. White was a pagssenger
for Portlaud on Friday's local for a
few days visit with hei sister.
Mrs. vv. u. Hartley, ot uoinua
Springs, was a visitor in Hood River
tbe la ter patt of the week.
County School Supeiintendent Neff
was in Hood River during the week
on business oonneoted with bis oiiioe.
Wm. Goldman and wife, of Port
land, spent Sunday in our city visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lleil
brouner.
Mrs. B. D. Board man, who has been
at tbe Cottage hospital for some
weeks, was taken to the Portland san
itarium. Attorney Brioe, ot the law firm of
Hos'ord & Brioe, of Portland, was in
Hood River on business during the
week.
Mrs. W. S. Doorman, who now re
sides near MoMinnville, is visiting
relatives and friends in our oity this
week.
Mrs. Freeman, of Portland, who bas
been visltng ber sisters, Mrw Bert
Lane and Mrs. Hubert Garrairaut,
returned to ber home Thursday.
Frauk MoFarland was up from Port
land the latter part ot tbe week aud
pent a few days looking alter the in-
tesests of bis farm in Belmont.
Mrs. Mercer was a passenger from
Portland Tbursiay and will remain in
Hood River several days looking after
the interests of her farm in East Bar
rett.
P. M. Hall-Lewis and J as. MoBain
were at Cascade Locks the latter part
ot tbe week on business oonneoted
with the erection of the Thomson
mansion.
Roy Slooom was a visitor in Hood
River over Sunday, returning to Port
land Tuesday. Roy says that be will
be back in a few days to see tbe boys
and take tbe third.
H Hansen, of The Dalles, was in
Hood River tbe latter part of tbe
week, and went out to JJukee v alleyt o
make some repairs on toe saw mill in
whiob be holds an interest.
Tbe Oregon Agrioulturaist of May
presents a four-column out of Louis
floe's liartlett pear oronard ot Hood
River. Mr. Plog's farm is about five
miles from town and is one of tbe
most profitable orchards in tbe valley,
R. T. Garrabrant and Miss Anna
Shea left for a visit to Brookings, S.
u., wnere Mrs. snea s parents resi le.
Miss Shea will return in time to re
sume ber duties as teaober in the
Frankton school which opens in Sep
tember.
Little Miss Eva Yates, who is just
recovering from a severe spell of sick
ness, is now visiting the Misses Clia
and Lillie Eocles, of Salt Lake. Mins
Eva left in company with Mrs. W. II
Eorles and will be absent about one
month.
Mis. R. B. Hailoy. of Rufus, arrlv
ed in Hood River recently aid basic
oepted a position in Young's confeo
tionery aud ice cram establishment.
Mrs. Hailey knows just bow to cater
to tbe puhlio wants in the serving ot
these delieaoiea.
Rev. W. C. Evans and Rev. II. C.
Claik returned from a trip to Gilmer,
Wash., Wednesday. Tbe reverend
gentlemen had been out to bold a ses
sion of tbe quarterly conference for
tbe presidio elder, Rev. Walton Skip
worth. Two fine residences are now In
nnnran nf nonatrnntinn nn Ktato ilmd
F. E. Jackson will build nearly oppo
site or roe opera nouse, ana Mr. Us
borne will build just west of tbe Un
itarian church. Contractor Bentley
will erect both of tbe dwellings.
The ladies of the German l.nlhon
ohurob will give a dinner in tbe K. of
P. ball Saturday, May 18. Ihe pro
ceeds will go toward tbe completion
ot ineir courcn. i-iei us an attend and
give tbe worthy cause a lift. Icecream
and cake will be served all afternoon,
also supper.
Tbe Stewart Hardware Co. bas just
received a large consignment of east
ern freight that bas been on tbe way
for nearly 90 dayi from Chicago. Tbe
aitiole that you ordered (and tbat
tbey told you tbey were just crt of,
but tbat it had been ordered and was
on tbe .way) is in this bunoh of
freight.
Clothing'.
V are supplying the multitudes, and
are all going away with a good word
$10, $12 and $15
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Silas Soule returned from a trip to
Poitland Tuesday.
Dr. F. C. Brosius was a passenger
for Portland Wednesday.
F. A. Jones, of Porlaud, was in tbe
oity during the week and registered ,
at tbe Waucotna. j
Mrs. J. L. Adkinsru and daughter. !
ot Portland, are visiting in Hood Kiv- i
er duriug the week. !
Mrs. C. W. Parsons, ot White Sal :
mou, is visitiug with ber mother, 1
Mrs. D. W. Horner, of this plaoe.
Emmett Tompkins and Fred Wheel i
i-r left for Portlnd Wednesday to at
tend the 1'nrtland-lrisoo base bull I
game. I
N. J. anvold. former proprietor of
tbe Ramoua. arrived from Portlaud
Monday au I will spend a lew days in
Hood River.
W. II. Benton, of White Salmon,
called at the otlloe for a supply of de
scriptive literature to mail to friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. R. Manning teoeived an ex
press shipment of a fine pen of prize
winning Rose Comb Wyandottes from
the yards of D. N. Lash, of Wood-
burn.
Mrs. Dodge aud two children, of
Seattle, who have been visiting in
Hood River at the Howard Pealer
home, returned to their I ome Thurs
day. Attorneys A. A. Jayne and A. J.
Derby returned tbe first ot tbe week
from Prineville, where they have been
in attendance upon tbe term of tbe
circuit oourt.
A. Griffin, representing the "New
Age," of Portland, was in the oity tbe
latter part of tbe week in the interest
ot tbe advertising department of that
periodical.
Miss Nettie Buok, who bas been
teaching school in the eastern part of
Washington, was home on a visit dur
ing tbe week and left tor Portland
Wednesday.
"Dad" Fouts has leased the Ash
building opposite the Paris Fair, and
will remodel t on the inside to con
form to the best model of commercial
sample rooms.
A man by name of Cbiistian bad
his arm quite badly butt while at
work in tbe planer at Dee, and came
to town Tuesday to have Dr. Dum
ble dress the wounds.
Al H. CI tyburgh, representing tbe
Ederheimer-Stein Co., of Chicago,
was in tbe oity the first ot tbe week
and sold a large bill of fall goos to
Frank A. Cram..
Capt. L. Shaver, ot tbe Shaver
liausportaton Co., of Portland, ac
companied by bis wife, were in Hood
River during the week as the guests
of Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. English.
Jos. Wright bas scoured tbe con
tract for tbe erection ot the Thompson
mansion at Cascado Locks. It is said
tbat this will be the finest residenoe
in Wasco county when completed.
There will be German Lutbetan
church services at the Advent
oburcb next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Rev. Deoring, of Portland, will con
duct the services. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all.
12 B. F. Irvine, editor of the Corval
lis Times, and Rutbyn Turney, of tbe
Corvallis Gazete, have been indloted
-by the federal grand jury on a charge
of sending through the mails papers
containing lottery advertisements.
A. O. ilersbey returned Thursday
from au extended business tiip to
eastern Oregon. Mr. HerBbey was out
In the interest Ol bis commission
bouse, and doing some preliminary
work for strawberry shipments.
J. M. Hum blot dupurted Monday for
tbe Collins hot springs to be absent
tor several weeks. Mr. Hamblet has
been sulloring from rheumatios, and
thinks that tbe spring water wili give
him so in' relief.
Mestrd. Barnes and Chirnnrd have
dispoi-ed of their interest in tbe meat
market on the heights to J. T. llol
tntiu. Mr. Holman has been in tbe
butcher businuss for several years and
unuerstands how to cater to the wants
ot the trade.
Mr Hoffman, of Salem, an expert
nlnmber. has accented a position with
Sumner Sc Carson, ot this oity. Mr.
Gillett, who was in tbe employ of
Norton x suiun, ana wno went witn
the Irm to Eobo, has also leturned
and is in the employ of S. & G.
Capt. Constantiue J. Durls, tbe
beir to tbe estate of a murdered
brother in Crook county, which was
reoently settled by Attorneys Derby
and Jayune, was in Hood River Mon
day and started on his long trip for
At bene, Greece.
'Mr. Froidley resumed his duties as
carrier on rural route No. 1 Tuesday
morning. Ihe palrous of tbe route
have subscribed and paid tbe sum of
I3G6 in order to assist in making the
salary a sufficient amount to Justify
an able bodied man In giving his time
to the service. (J. L. Rogers bas pent
several days in getting tbe necessary
subsori tions collected, Tbe list and
cash is now at tbe Butler Banking
Co.'s bank and subject to iuepeotiou
to any of tbe patrons ot the route.
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Should be correct in shape, shades and style if you
would be thought up-to-date. We can point you to
the very newest styles for all purposes and occasions
from our new stock.
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Malthoid Roofing,
Building Paper
and Roof Paint
Malthoid
Roofing
it call at our office and give us an opportunity to acquaint
vou with Its lasting merits. A coat of P. St B. Rooflncf
Paint put on a roof of Malthoid Roofing that has been laid
two or three years will be a great benefit to it.
we carry a full stock of DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, BUILD
ERS' HARDWARE, PAINTS AND OILS
Stewart Hardware & Furniture Co.
J. L. Henderson was a business
caller in Portland Wednesday.
Gee. Rorden departed Wednesday
for Dal la to visit bis aon, Geo., jr.
A. T. Crum, ot St. Paul, is visiting
at tbe Bateham home for a few days.
Rev. Crandall, of Fairview, was in
tbe oity Tuesday looking after his
property interest here.
Rev. Jos. Mayes left by beat Tues
day to attend Tbe Dallea district con
ference now in aesson at that plaoe.
Ex-County Surveyor Golt, of Tbe
Dalles, was in Hood River doing some
surveying for local partiea during tbe
week.
A. J. Ahcla, proprietor of tbe Cen
tral botel, of Goldeodale, was in tbe
city during the week and registered
at tbe Mt. Hood.
Geo. H. Lynn left for Omaha Mon
day. Mr. Lynn is an expert account
ant and goes to Omaha to aooept a
position as bookkeeper.
Rev. W. O. Evans took tbe Spencer
for Tbe Dalles Tuesday to attend the
session of tbe M. K. district confer
ence bold in that city this week.
E. Watt, who was called to Portland
Friday on acoount of tbe illness of
his daughter, leturned Tuesday and
rep oi Is bis daughter much improved.
Rev. W. A. Elklna was a passenger
for Athena Tue iday where he went to
attend the conference of the Christian
Missionary society now in session in
tbat city.
I here will be no meeting of Hood
River Lodge, A. F. & A. M. next Sat
urday evening, May 18. The regular
meetng will be hell Saturday evening,
May 25.
R. B. Adams and wife, of Portland,
arlved Saturday for a few days visit
in our oity. Mrs. Adams is a sister
of Mrs. G. Arthur Clarke, and will
remain bere for several week to regain
ber health.
J. A. Nuuamaker left for Ueppner
Monday to inspect a band of sheep
belonging to Mr. Bartholemew, of
tbat plaoe. It deal ia oonsuraated
the sheep will be taken to Mr. Muna
maker's sheep ranob on tbe John Day
river.
Rev. W. A. Wood left for Silverton
Thursday morning to inspect the
plana ot a new Christian ohurob tbat
bas been erected at tbat place. If tbe
plana meet tbe approval of tbe board
it ia probable that the Hood River
oburcb, wiH be modeled after it. Rev.
Wood will also atop in Portland and
look over ome church plana.
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ing an experiment by using it. If you are not familliar with
Fred Newby and wife, of Mitchell,
were business callers Wednesday.
O. U. Gray was a passenger for
Portland Wednesday on tbe local.
Dr. Edgingtcn was called on a pro
fessional visit to Hewitt'i Landing
Wednesday.
Geo. Dimmiok, of Starbuok, ia vis
iting with relatives in tbe Mt. Hood
district.
Fred Chandler, who has been very
ill for several weeks, waa on the
streets during the week.
There will be sei vices at tbe Epis
oopal church Sunday at 11 a. m.
Arohdeacon Chambers will offiiate.
The body ot August Williamson,
who was drowned several week ago,
was found at Cook's Landing recent
ly.
Rev. W. A. Wood will hold hia reg
ular Sunday service at tbe K. of P.
ball next Sunday morning and even
ing. Mrs. 0. J. Bright, of Wasco, paaaed
through Hood River Wednesday from
an extended visit with frlenda in tbe
Valley.
1. II. Riddel, a prominent attorney
of Portland, passed through Hood
River Wednesday enroute for Tbe
Dalles, bis former home.
Aud. Winans and wife, of Goble,
Wash., were visitors in Hood River
during tbe week, returning home
Weunesday.
Tbe daughter of H. E. Dodge, of
Dukes Valley, was brought to tbe oity
during tbe week tor treatment for
meningitla.
Thomas MoUenry, who had bia foot
crushed by tbe train reoently, ia still
at tbe Cottage hospital, but bia foot
will be saved.
The state law now provides that all
boxes coutaning fruit for export mast
be stamped with the owners name.
The local commission houses will not
aooept fruit tbat la not properly
marked.
Tbe W. C. T. U. wiU spend an af
ternoon with Mr. Geo. P. Croweli on
Thursday, May 1G. A very unique
program bas been arranged. Lunch
will be served. You are all invited to
oome and spend your dime to aid in
swelling tbe fountain fund.
Another question that ia being
asked in our time, and by tbe more
intelligent people, is this: "la Chris
tianity tbe Final Form of the Relig
ious Faith ot Mankind?" Tbie subject
will presented at tbe Unitarian oburcb
Sunday at 11 a. m. AU are cordially
Invited.
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