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MOOD KJV18K (&LACIE& THURSDAY OCTOBER 14 1909
CORRESPONDENCE
ODELL.
Ml- Mnrtiuiite Stud ley went to
1'ottland eaily hint wot-k.
Mr. and Mm. Brunt -filer hikI
into daughter, ot 1'ortland nave been
visiting at the hr cue of M. Zeller.
Mr. Kinest Zelhr ii a nephew of M.
Zeller.
flaus aie under wuy tor a new tele
phone oential oHlce at Odell. The
upper story of the warehouse of the
Couna.ay Mercantile Co., haa been
li'used by the Homo 'telephone Co.,
ami they have a man in view who will
aot aij lioemau and occupy the pro
perty. A new and improved switch
hoBrd hag been ordered and tbe eer
vice will be continoiia, day and night
i ud Hwiduya.
Morn, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
liradlev, Ootober I, a daughter.
Deo. T. r'rBther was out I ant week
bidding his friends about Odell "good
bye' a- he ia leaving for a winter in
California Next spring Mr. Prather
expeota to returu to Hood Itiver Val
ley and be at borne oo hia property at
Odell.
After having epent tbe summer here
and at other poluta In Oregon and in
Washington. Ml. and Mra. Henry
Hilling have returned to their home
in Maine.
The following Odell people visited
the lair in The Dalle' laat week.
J. Ti Young, Walla e Young, Mi.
and Mm. II, H. Oalllgao, and daugh
ter, Kleanor, W. L. Carnea and
daughter, Kena, and aon, Floyd, J.
K. Crosby and daughter, Oladya.
V. A. Maa-.ec haa heeu directing tbe
work of preparing roada for tbe raina
of wlntei.
Mra Uorila Hubbard, prealdent of
he Kebeltah Assembly ot Oregon, will
vlalt Hazel Kebekah Lodge ot Odell
uftloially tonight, Thursday October
14. A aprcial meeting will be held
for the purpose ot receiving thia
otllcei and a viaitlng Kabekaha will
he cordially welcomed.
K. T. holla and a gentlemau whose
name wo have not learned are in
Colorado aa representative Hood
Klvei packers of apples, and are dem
onstrating I f nod Itiver methods.
Mr. and Mrs. 0, It. I'MoUoy, Mrs.
Sarah H, I'ousey, Miss KoUa Wal
ker, Miss Oeueva llioomhead ami
Miss Hope Hhelley are teachers from
Tickling;
an l.he Throat
"Just a little tickling in t
you? But it hangs onl
edies don't take hold.
regular medicine, a (! h
Pectoral contains healing
ties of the highest orcfei
No alcohol in this com h n
throat!" Is that what troubles
Can't get rid of it! Home rem
l'ou need something stronger a
in 1 1 n i i ii i
Constipation positively prevent .
liverlsagreatprevci!ivc of dl .
s-t
s medicine. Ayers uierry
.uieting, and soothing proper
Ask your doctor about this.
in-., .r . !7,., (-.,, .i;vUW
Then why allow it i a continue? An active
. :n ii. .-r pills. What do., j uurdoctortay?
Odell lio i tt nde I the Institute In
The Dalles last week. Miss Hhelley
and Misa Kroomtiead are ot Odell
aud the former la teaching at Middle
Valley the latter at Dee.
There waa but one days school Just
week, the Institute causing a vaca
tion In all the schools throughout
the district In which it was held.
Monday last school opened and no
interruption is expeotetl until vaca
tion for holidays.
Oily I blunge came in -t week
from hia work in tbe foieat reserve.
Mis. Howell Metcalt and children
were visiting last week at tbe home of
Mtg. Metcalt 'h sister, Mra. 0. K
llowerman.
I.eitta llowerman visited tier grand
parenta Mr. and Mra O. K. Coe, of
Hood Klver a few daya last week.
About foity friends of Mr. aud Mrs.
Job HheppaM gahered a their pleasant
home last Friday evening and sur
piiaed Mr, bheppurd, that being her
birthday. The surprise waa genuine
and a very pleasant evening whs pass
ed by those present.
Mih Peake and Mrs. Downing, ol
Poitlaod. visited their friend, Mis
Johnson at the home of Mrs. lousey
a part of last week, these ladies
were attending tbe W O. T. U. con
veotion in Hood Hiver.
Mra. O'Kourke, of Horopter, Idaho,
Is visiting her alster, Mrs Sarah K
Tousey.
A splendid seiuon was preached l.y
He. F. It Hpaulding last Holiday
eveniug. It must have Inspired the
hearer to uobler living.
There waa a good O. ft. meeting last
Sunday evening with Mra. Pauline
Tal mage leader.
Next .Sunday morning immediately
following. Hahhath School there c ill
be services in charge of Kev. I"'. Ii.
Kpauldug.
BELMONT.
Mr. Crnll who lately purchased the
Church place I v;ry busy at work on
the place
Miss Lena I tan berg was at Fb Dalies
fair.
Karl and Htere Khy took in The
Dallea fair Hood Itiver Hay.
Mr. Hammond has ueeu arotrid try
ing to raise money for the mail car
rier on liotite 8.
Miss Nellie Davis, of llon'l Ki-et
ii visiting her grandmother several
daya the past week
Mrs. Marker vlsltd ber d itighter,
Mra. Fred Hlaloek, luesday.
Mrs. C. I' Merrill has been enter
tainig company the past week
MIsb Alta and Kdvtne Ordway are
visiting theii aunt ml family at Day
ton, Waab.
Mr Lundqulst has sold hia rant'!,
to Mr. Arnold 'rom the east. Mi.
Lundqiilst and family will make their
home in Portland.
Mr. MoKarlHod returned Sunday
from Portland, where he haa been
foi a week.
Misa Hroanhnnka spent Sunday
with Misa Leni Isenherg.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred ftastman and
sou. Louis, spent Sunday on the Ka '
aide.
Mlai ftthel FHrrcll speut Friday at
the home of her uncle and aunt. Mi.
and Mrs. Forrey in the llfirrett di.-i !
trtot.
Mr. and Mrs. Broeat Hlaloek can l
from Vancouver, Wash.. Satuiday to
visit the home lolks.
Mrs. Darker ami daughter, Norma
spent Sunday with Mrs Fred HIhIo.k
Miss liaguell sang in the M. K.
Church Sunday morning
Will iMitlreg ..ile. mi cblMteu, M".
Oeasliug wife and daughter, Huth,
Mr. and Mrs. Somarvllla, were cnlleia
at li e I berg home t Sunday after
noon. Mr. aud Mrs. Forrey were oallera
at Mr. Parrel's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, John Wynn, and
Clarence Piper, spent S unlay at the
home ol Will Davis in Hood Kl?r.
H, II, Jautzeu is packing apples tor
F. 0. Church this week
Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.
Pieice's 'J'htmday atternoon.
Kev. Word pleached at Onk (irove
Sunday Btternoon. Mrt. Wood and
daughter, Florence, acccmpanicd
bun.
Miss Alia Anderson attended the
fair at 1 tie IJalles 1'iiday.
DUKES VALLEY.
Within the pat few months theie
baa been great change! io Dukea
Valley, many trade ot land having
changed hands.
Among others have hen umi to
welcome Mr and Mra li. Wutli, ot
Pennsylvania, who have purchased a
24 acre ranch from J A. Kpptng, aud
hare taken up tl lr residence here.
Mr. au'd Mis Maybeiry have pur
chased It) acre-i from Win Durham,
hiefa tikes iii his house Mr Dur
ham ititemls to build a new bungalow
which I bey contemplate blartiug at
ouce.
Oscar Cimernn expects to occupy
his new louse In the cnuiai ol n
few days.
L'uvi Koberta and daughter, spent
few daH h the D-ilies takiug iu tbe
fair and isitlng re dive-.
Mih. II Wu h returned Saturday
from a Imw days visit to Portland
Mr. Hubert Livingstone Htid Hob
crt Liflogltone, jr., wei visitors at
to i r Mb of H'odera u and McKay
on Saturday.
Mill Mien Til her the tchonl leech
er having returned trom the iuilitule
has le.-unied her studies at .-eland
LARAWAY'iS
&e WatchmaKers
Universal & Quick Meal Ranges
Heaters and Cook Stoves
The modern, up-to-date lines, combining oven ther
mometers, oven ventilators, broiling lifts, full
polished, NO blacking. No prize packages but every
stove is a prize. Sold on pure merits and positive
guarantee. And from the stove department we in
vite you to go through the FURNITURE SECTION.
TWO carloads now being placed. The newest and
most up to date finishes Funnel Waxed, Early Eng
lish, Weathered, Birds Eye Mahogany. A pleasure
to show you through the store with everything for
furnishing a home.
Stewart H'dwareiFurnitureCo.
Easier Than Medirinp
Electropodes
What they are Electropodes are metal insoles worn in the heels of the
shoes. One is a "negative" and one a "positive" plate. The body be
comes a battery the nerves connecting wires-feeding the blood and
tissues a soothing flow of Electricity which builds up the entire system
Electropodes remove bad odors and rheumatic troubles caused by an
excess of uric acid in the blood. The price of Electropodes is $1.00 per
pairon a thirty days' trial. Sold by
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M0SIER.
J. Iii, Hlgliy and sou, Paul, return
ed home In nj ldlio, the first of the
cel(.
Hoi 11 Monilai, Uttohei 4, to Mr.
aud .Mrs ,) B, Cole, a son
W. (1 V i a e I aa e Irom the A V.
P , 'luesday to wsit with his nephew,
w. A. Davl. bet ore leaving tor bis
home in t.he la n.
Mi. David Kobiuaon and tister.
Mi.a Amu , oauie home Tnesda) fruiu
t e fair.
it M. Llliott and K. W. Simpson,
Ciiuie borne this week from Seattle
and Portland.
Misoes Irene and Olive Fisher went
to Hood liiver to visit their grand
mother, Mra. A. Wood.
the following Mnsier people weie
noticed going to the lair at The
Dalies this week: Mrs. J. Weill erg
and children, Misiea Mat.de Lvana,
Klsie Denny, Mattie Hudson, Mies
Midline, Jamea Sturgesa, Lee KvauB,
Dick CUcox, 0. A. Ilage J K. Mo
(iiegor, L. Limb and a uutuber drove
overland, all repoting a flue fail and
a good time
Mrs. J. Letter and iou, Sherman,
came Wednesday lioui lleppner, to
visit their folks at M osier.
Mis. Armstrong und children, of
Wasco, spent a day with J. ti. Harvey
aud family thia weok.
Win riemtng has moved his family
to Portland for tbe winter going by
boat from The Dallea.
D. A. Stuigeaa an old resident of
Mosier died In The Dallea Thursday
morning Uotoher 7, atfer an illness
lastiug over a year. Mr. Sturgesa
waa born in 1800 being 59 ;eara old
at the time of his death. He leaves
three sous, K. B. ISturgess, of Port
land aud Prank Sturgesa in Eastern
Wash., a sister in Ohio, and two
brothers, iva S'.urgess of Baker olty,
anu .auiau r. , ot Mosier. iiervicea
were hi Id Saturday, Oclobei H at 2 p.
m. at the Baptist oburcb. Kev. W. A.
Slack conducting the servioea Inter
nieut waa made at Odd Fellows ceme
tery. P. L. Arthur made a trip Saturday,
afteruoou to Portland and other
places ot interest.
Mary Mtddleswart came home Satnr
day afternoon fiom Portland, to
spend a week with ber patents on ac
count of sickiiesa.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. F. Botbfer went to
Portland Monday with their sister,
Mra. McCauley, who leaves lor her
home in the east, by wuy of Seattle
during the week.
Funeral servioea were held Moudav
afternoon October 11. for Heniv
wenreg, the father of Mrs. Wu, John
son, of Mosier. Mr. Webreg died In
I. a Orande ttie last or the week. He
had been sulfeiing with heart trouble
for a long while. Interment took
place In the I. O. O. F. cemetery
little Willie ("arrol met witb a bad
aooideut Mouday morning while at
school. He was riding on a bicycle
and in some way waa thrown on the
grouud stiikiug bis bead with auch
force that one cbt drum waa bursted.
It could nut he determined wbat
other damage was doue to tbe skull
It any. It is to be hoped there will
re no mote serioui or permanent in
Jury.
a numcer or new members ere
baptised yesterday soon after tbe
morning sermon The meetings aie
to to O intlutied this week under tbe
oadtr hip ot Key. Heaoook-
WHITE SALMON.
(from Enterprise.)
Miea Vera Oneal, of Hood River
arrived here Wednesday, and will
make her home with Mrs. ti. C.
Clark.
E. S. Piun, let the contract laat
Saturday to Thus H Ktlley for the
erectnu ot a btlejk building on Jewett
Ave. White Salmon it now e.p( rlenc
ing one of the greati-t building per
iods iu its history.
Mr and Mrs. (i 0. ( arisen left
this netk for their honn m Omaha,
Meb., via California points They
spent s"n e tin e visiting Mr. Carl
sou'sson, A. C. Carla" ot this plsoe.
.Inn Wood aud wife left Thnrsdav
for California, where they will spend
tbe inter. e hop. to b, e t to
back iu a lev MODI L
Ceo. W. Borden, County Knginrer,
was here several days the Hist of the
week making mil change-, iu the
Canyon road survey. Quite a num
ber nf our energetic oitizena turned
on to essii-t in tb work.
the MetbndWt people md n fine
showing lust Hundi y on fnuds to bi. 1J
tbetr new church The pastor ,u
his unique way spuing a surprise on
the people and took subscriptions for
the enterprig.- hI the close i f the ser
vice last Buodiy morning there was
1668 Iu beer i tied at this meeting ano
by a little soliciting thousand dol
lars can be raised v.ith all ease to
erect a church.
OaK Wood
I have several cara of tint class four
foot oak wood for sale at $3, 50 per
cord K. 0. B. cars at Odell. Order now.
Phone W6SL.
A. B. SHELLEY
IN THK COUNTY 01TKT (IK THK HTATK
OF QKEUON, KoK HOOD RIVKRcoUNTY
In t lie Matter ot til Mutate of H. I,. UrrtMrar
deceaseil. Nnltco of Snle. '
Nolle.. Is hereby s:vp i that mater and pur
suant t an order of si heretofore r ranted
M til." ..anty Court of tne State of Oregon ft)i
1 loofi K i vt r County, daled the Kith day of
September, HKW. I will sell at. private tixle for
eaab and to l be best and hiuiusi bidder, the
following described real proiarty he.onKliaf
l sn i.l i Hole, ti-wll:
All the North Half of then mtheast Quarter,
and nil of Ihi' Noilh Half t the Southwest
ljnrti-r of Section '7 In Township Two (2
North ofRsne Ten 10) Kt of the Wllluia.
cite Mwldlsn, exiwii. however, Hint eerialn
iraet m innd dtxcrlUd aa fulluwa, to w u
llevliinlng at the Northwest corner of the
Bonthweat Quarter of said Hcctioh sev nteeu
t IV) rownship Two ('fl North of Range Ten (10)
K.Hst of the Willamette Meridian, running
thence RaSt along the North line of said
Southwest Quarter to the Intersection of Ind.
Ian Creek; thence In a southerly direction
along the meandering ol the center of said
Indian Creek to a point where It creases the
line between the North Hnlf and the South
Half ol said Southwest Quarter; thence West
along said line to the west line of said section
17: thence north to the point oh beginning.
The sale will be made on orjafte the Sard
day of October, ItKHI, and bids will be received
at room U In the II;. II Bulldlug In the City of
Hood River In suld County and Htate.
Date ot first publication Sept. !1, wot).
IDA M. URAPPER,
Administratrix of the (estate of II. I,, ('rapper
deceased. tmU
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, September 18tb, lOOH
Notice Is hereby given that the Htate of
oregon has niea in mis ontce lt application,
Serial No. OfuiK, to select under the proviHlons
of the Act of Congress of August 14, 1848, and
acik Hiippieinenuiry ana amendatory
tbe
thereto, the
SW'...and HW'.SKU of Sec.
n. i.m.n, iu n, Willamette Meridian.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
of the mineral character of The land, or forany
other reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest in this
office on or beiore the 2nd day of November,
10. C. W. MOORK,
tltoH Register.
IN THK DISTRICT COUKTOF THK UNITKI)
STATKS For the Dlstrlctot Oragon.
In the Matter of (1 Arthur Clarke, Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 4th day
of September a. I), 1900, Q. Arthur Clarke, of
Hood River, Oregon, was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the flist meeting ot his
creditors will be held at Rooms 401-2 Kenton,
Hullding, Portland, Oregon, on tbn 24th dav
ofSeptember, ihoh, at 10 A. M.. at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, exumiae the bank
rupt and transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
The schedule fl'ed discloses uasets amount
ing to 14181.20.
Dated Sept. 10, 1009.
CHESTKR (J. MURPHY,
Referee In Bankruptcy
Ten Carloads of
Apples Wanted
We will require this sea
son ten carloads of extra
fancy apples of the following
varieties:
DELICIOUS (true Stark
Delicious) KING DAVID
(true Stark King David)
STAYMAN WINESAP
BLACK BEN, etc.
Please quote on the quantity
and grade you can supply, f. o. b.
cars at your point.
Stark Bro's Nurseries
& Orchards Company
Louisiana, Missouri U. S. A.
'Pastime Parlors
On the Heights
Fine Line Cigars and
Confectionery, S o f t
Drinks, Stationery &
Notions.
L. B. STEVENS & CO.
Warmth without
Wealth
i
KEIR .
L
SMITH BLOCK
CASS
Kenable Druggists 1
Attend to your house heating now.
Don't wait until winter winds blow. It's
aafer ami cheaper now. Our facilities
lor repairing or renewing itejun or hot
water heating, radiator, pipea, valvef,
mc, Hre exceptionally good. e aie
experts at new installation, changing
fr.nn stoves to farnaOW rapidly, cheaply
and effectively. Steaui or hot-water
heating saves fuel, health, labor. It's
safer, quicker to heat, give a steadier
heat and removes the danger of fire.
If we do it, it's right and guaranteed.
Gould & Snyder
Phone 25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Htatea Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, September 8th, 1J09.
Notice Ih hereby given that the Htate of Ore
fin ins men in mis oince its aPDIIOal ion
Herlal No. 0S247. to select under the provisions
or tne Act 01 congress ol August 14, IBIS, and
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
mereio, wie rtr.'v' ana 1.01 i, ui Mec. ltf,
T. N. K. 1(1 K.. WllltmetU Meridian.
Any and all nerhons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for
nny other reason, to the disposal to appll 'ant
should tile their affidcvlts of protest In this
ornce on or beiore the lath day of October
im. (J. W. MOOKK,
sllloU Register.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United States .and Office,
Tbe Dalles, Oregon, September 8th, I9
Notice Is hereby given that the Htate of Ore.
iron has tiled In this office Its aimllcatlon.
Serial No. 0IK4II, to select under the provisions
oi me aci oi congress ot August it, 1S4S, and
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, the H'rHK, Sec. 28, and NWNK.of
Hec. 116, T, 1 N It. K., Willamette Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or de Irlng to object because
of the mineral character of the lsnd, or lor
any other reason, to the disposal to applicant
should file their affidavits of protest In this
office on or before t he 181 h dav of October
1909. C. W. MOORK,
liH.ll Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Htates !,and Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, Heptember 8th, l!K
Notice Is hereby given that the state of
Oregon tins nicu in tins office Us application,
.criai ro un-w, u seieci unner me provisions
of the Act of Congress of August 14, tsis. qrj
the Acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, (he w'.sw, s.-c. 2(i and NUWt
s..,-. :ft tp, I N., R. i fi. W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lan.ls described, or desiring to object because
of ttie mineral character of the land, or for
any oilier reason, to the iiiwposs.1 to applicant
should (lie their affidavits of protest In tnls
office on or before the Isib ,Uv of Oclobcr.
iron. C. W. iloORK,
sKK14 Register.
Notice for Publication.
Depart meat or tbe Interior,
I'. s. l.and Offlea ai The Dalles. Oregon,
Hepteniber 7, mni.
Notice Is hereby given that
CA8PKR H JKKHBM,
ot Hood River, Oregon, who. ..ii Msrch '2h
l:'.vi, nmde Homestead Kotrv N... nt rial
No. (H117, for N', SKUNWW .ind HWU
NK'4- Section l i, Township I N, nettftc 10 E,
Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice id In.
i.mion io make tllual dve-vear nnaif. Ui
esiahllsh claim to the land above dccrlbed
before Reglste.1 and Receiver, at The Dalles
Oregon, on the lliih day of 'I. toher, MM,
i iHinisni names as witnesses: James It
Steele, James Joss. Jack M. Lents, O. L. War
den, all of Hood River, Oregon.
sdoU C. W. MOORE, Register.
iliHMfi
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7- o.- r,AAj
GRAIHJATKS CAN DE FOUND EVFTlYTOfiW. POfiVTfNGTOl
'I'i'K if -2 'niC lit" IU VI . -rtt MW.n. , ,-,1vtnriA I
Facti) ' h ' noting
Enrollmanl c' aij .attb) p.-.st y ar 468.
All g . iiJij itci placed in good pasitions.
c.llail but 50 L.-r eenl applications for office hel, .
Rjputition lor th:raugli ami peisonal instruction.
Safe and refining Influences.
Send fornew Folder and Success Stories.
SECURED FOR STUDENTSWHEH
OlMPu hNT WITHOUT CHARGE
P. M. MORSE
Davidson BuildinK
CITY ENGINEER SURVEYOR
BLUE PRINTINO
Manager Hood River office For NEWELL, GOSSETT & WALSH
CIVIL ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS. Portnmd
TEN ACRES
I have a Ten Acre Tract in one of the finest apple sectio
in this Valley on Mt. Hood Railroad, 1 miles from
Hood Kiver; quarter mile from Railway station; one mile
from school, church and store. Three acres cleared, bal
ance slashed and very easy cleariug; fine grove of oaks for
building site. $500 Cash will handle it. Phone 2052 L
A. B. SHELLEY
Helmer's Saw Mill
At Mt. Hood
Makes all Grades of Lumber in Fir and Pine.
Lumber delivered to any part of Hood River Valley.
Phone No. 66 Odell.
HH4M"I H IM i"U'li'H"l"M"fr
MOSIER
.Fruit Lands.
in large or small tracts. Some very trood
land at low prices at present. Good
growing commui.ity. Six miles east of
Hood River. Tartifs wishing to buy
will do well to writu or lee
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN
Mower, Oregon
-HH-H-H-H-M-I-r-H--H-
Good Things To Eat
When you want something just a little better, try
Armour's "Stai Hams." Armour's "Shield
Bacon." Armour's "Simon Pure Lard."
The best that money can buy.
THE STAR GROCERY
Perigo & Son
Phone 53
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