The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 11, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- I CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. . li. Ktirnk in home from . rlslt lu Pottaiod. Mrs. J. W. Couuanay, of Portland, vi : '(1 hi i- bod, II. Connaway a few ili last k Miaaftlith Muulton, of Mc.Minn ville, Ore., who has been bere tor a yihit with her friend, Mm V, Con ley, returned lad week to her home. Mr. and Aire. K S. Shelley, of Fort laud have the heaitfclt sympathy Of t heir many friend ahout Udell, who regret to hear of the death (it the lutarit sou of Mi. aud Mra, helley. (iood news came from Portland hist w . telling i I improvement in tne ooii'iitiou ot (lleou Vming, who Ih very ill of typhoid fever an.) had boeu in a sanatai iiiui in tii.it fity for aev ei i weekH. Wleuu's parents, Mr. aud Mia. VniiuK have heeu iu Portland wheie they could tie near their hi u. Fred McCully r turned to his home In i , Ore., laat Friday. Mr. i n1! . bus been there fot a visit with bis Muter, Mrs. li, P, Conley, who it) very ill. W. li. C'arnea bas been iuiet nick the paut week. Mra. Ilyrun Itogi and hei friend, Mra. Ledford, of llelniout, name Sun d ly for a abort visit at the home of Mra. lingers' motber, Mrs. Wood. Mis. !; i remained lor a few dayi VHit. Mrs. Wood and her sou, Clinton, eipeot to leave her Saturday for California tor the wiuter. i'he P. and N. Club will meet at the home of Mra. C. K. McCoy this aituruoou. Mra. II. A. Sauna, of liaker Vltf, wtio haa been here for a flail with her sinter, Mre. U. i Couley haa return ed to ber home. Tbe'bulldiug of the Coiinaway Mer cantile Co., la ncuriug completion but It will not be ready tor occupancy until December. l!ov. Troy Hbeliey baa beou rank lag auiiio improvements in bia resi- doi , lie himself doiug the car- peuter work. Wedneaday evening Nov. 24, the people of Udell may enjoy a rare treat aa an entertainment will be (liven oniler the Huaplcea of the ('. E of Udell. I'he program will be entirely musical, the muaic com mittee of the C. E. having charge For Coughs and Cofds Troubled with a omen? A bard col ', bronchitis, or some I...w f.-Ai,U1V Tl- ' - rf wl- naHo -f ' i' fitet llllli.i!1. iUIIJ.; II Ul! lit. lliw - .. lll-u ...i.. .mm. i J . . i j these casts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Vour doctor knows! all about it. Ask him what be thii ks of it. No medicine J can ever take the place of your doctor. Keep in close! touch with him, consult him frequently, trust him fuiiy. No alcohol in this CQUgh medicine. J. c. AyerCo., LoweilJ. ' Avar's Pills. Sugar-coated. AH vegetable. Act directly on we liver. Gen'.ly laxa tive. Dost, only one pill. Sold for nearly ftlxty years. Alk vour doctor abo'it t! ?rn. Some Take Water ot that part. Follow ing the program an oyater aupper will be served. An admission fee ot twenty Hve cents will be charged. The piice lor aup per haa not been uunounced yet, it will be aa low as possible quality con yidered. The proceeds will be used to purchase new g linnka. I!v. Troy Shelley preached a line sermon Inst Sunday uioriinig. A good C. E. meeting last Sunday evening, with Mr. Touaey as lea ler. Next Sunday evening Immediately followiug ('. ;J. meeting, l'ev. Suauld ing will conduct services at Udell. BELMONT. Mrs. Parker and daughters, Mia Xillah, and Norma, spent Thursday with Mrs. V. iilalock. Charles Camp and wife are to move lo o the house owned by U. I). Woodworth on lielmont road. Mr. aud Mr. Downing m i moving into tiieir new home on the Keystone Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. I'red Iilalock will move this week on the Mai'Pariand place to take care of it. Mr. Kerry and family, of Wood burn, have moved on the W. L. Smith place that he purchased lately. Mr. Ualloway and family are mov ing on the place formerly owned by Mr. Marshall. W. I.. Smith and family have mov ed to Hood River. Mr. Marshall ami family, have mov ed rroni our neighborhood t) Hood Kiver. Mr. Tate aud family aie living in lielmont on the M. II. N'ickelson place. Mra. M. II. Nloklesen la visiting at the home ot her daughter, Mrs. I'robn. M. P. laeulie'g returned Monilaj night from a four mouths visit at bit old home in Pennsylvania. Miss O'Nell visited at the hone of her sister, Mrs. Stout a few days last week. Martin Maaiker baa located at Urauta Pass. Mr. IP. C. Stout ia buildiou a house at ( i rants I'ass. Mill Lena Iseniierg lost a ten dol lar gold piece coming from Hood Kiver. Any one liuding it please return. There waa birthday suprise party on Cayfoid Metcalf Saturday after noon got up by some of bia school mates. Mrs I'orrey and daughter. Jennie, speut Monday at Cie home of Mr. aud Mra. Will Parrel). Mra. Warren, one oi' the old resi dents who now makes her home in Portland, attended church Sunday morning We were glad to aee her and afiHke hands witb one that at one time was a stand bv of the church. M iss Kllie lloornian was driving in Belmont Saturday afternoon. Mr. Barton and family have moved from Kuthtoii and are living iu Uel mont. Mr. 11. P. Allen bus n new cariiage llelle Ellis was quite aick Sunday. Miss Alma and Ma'tie Jones have heavy onldg. Rev. and Mrs. Woods entertained ahout twenty-two of the young people of the commiiuity last Friday even ing those who attended say they had a delightful evening Delicious home made candies weie solved and enjoyed. BARRETT. Mis. W. 0. Adams waa taken to the but we don'l not in the Plumbing bull ness. We claim to do the most tbor jougli, pci feet, clean and satisfactory work hi" any concern in. town and WC back up mm assertion by proving it ! Wt constnirt new Plumbing work, of course, whether it lc for n single room or a row of bouses ; but we are also expert repair ers, and e don't give the joke-maker an opportunity to have fun at either deli ya or Bhargee. "Honest work at an honest price" i our motto. Gould & Snyder Phone 25 LARAWAY'vS Uhe Watchmakers hospitiil at Hood Uiver, wheie ibe underwent an operation and is pro greasiug nicely. John Jones and Willrd Uravtoir1 are now working for W. C. Adams, who is I oil. ling a hoarding bouse al (Jreen Point. O. Miner and C. Wallace ate haul ing finished lumber to (ireeu Point foi Stanley -Smith. Dr. ii. i; Wright ai d wife returned from Portland last week. ti. P. biadloman amde a visit east o. The Dalles, where be toek tin mate and oolt for winter qiibrters. (). Sargent left on Saturday for The Dalles country. K. Deeok and wife are up from Portland to ipend a few weeka on then ranch. CRAPPER, Zachary Anuela, who bought the Chaa. Chandler place, returned from Dakota Saturday, having sold bia holdings there He aud his brother will farm his 40 acrea aud tbey havt brought f.heir familiea here. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Weder meyer and daughter, who have bought the Carl jHutzen place of 10 aoioa. Mr and Mrs. Jautzen have moved to Portland where Mi. Jantzeu U1 go into business. H. II. Stoddart, who haa been munagiug the turtn of his nnela A 1j. Upson, of Poitlandhas returned to uib nonio in Marshalltowu, la. Mrs. I'. Andrews and her frhni and mother bavo moved to town for the winter. John hnglish and wife have gone into low ii ror the winter. Crapper district is nrosiiarimr. hv Ing takeu aeveial prizes at the tali and the Oak drove store is doing goon ijuaiueaa. It the couutv court would give the mad sunerviHor nil the rope he desires our roads would be first class. Be sure of the Clothing' I You Buy '' Don't Take Chances Choose any Huit from our stock and you are safe. You can be sure of the style correctness and that the fabric is PUKE WOOL that every detail of workmanship is perfect; that ynur size garments lit correctly at every point. This you ran all see before buying, for in Peck Clothing' at $15 to $25 you are bound to find every feature right the set of the col lar, the trousers, and the coat pockets tailored so they won't sag or bulge, while the style is so distinctively smart in every model that you will readily understand why "Peck Clothing" is universally popular. No custom tailor could fit you better than we will in your size garments. Like to have Uf prove it? Then come here. We know we can satisfy you in every detail style, fabric, tailoring, finish, fit and price. Handsome Beauties, hundreds of them in all Fall Scarfs t he rich autumn shades and effects all quality neckwear of unusual value. J. G. Vog't, Hood River, Oregon Reynolds & Powell We install Heating Plants of All Kinds. Heights. Hood River Our Upholstery Department Is thoroughly reorganized. Mr. H. Harmer, who you will remember was with us for about a year, has taken charge permanently, and we want you to help us make this a grand success. Carpets, Rugs and Linoleum Laid. Shades and Draperies Hung. Leather and Tapestry Furniture made to order Also all Special Work Seat Cushions, Mattresses, Sofa Pillows, Automobile and Carriage Work Repaired or made new. Building Paper A carload just received, bought during a break in the market, enables us to offer far below market price. Roofing and Deadening Felt, if1neFelt'GraySizing Lining Paper, Carpet Paper, Tinted Wall Covering-four shades, blue, green, red and terra cotta. Stewart Hardware & Furniture Company MOUNT HOOD. Myruu Wisbart mid Joe Hew have gone to 1'ortiHud to spmid tbe wiuter. I'he bell waa plaoed in the ofaorah tower last Satin day. Though not very lotin, it naa a mellow tone, and ih grnat iltiiHiire and satisfaction to all who have been interimtcd lu seouiioK me i the ladies of Mt. Hood are olauuinu for the uiuhI I'hanksglviug Dinner to ne given ny tne I .adieu Aid at tbe Mall on Nov. '... Matilda, the two year old daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Kobert 1-easure, died Nov. 1. op naiiirnay evening, uctooer 9), a delightful Hallowe'en party was given at the Hall, about twenty gueats being piesent. xne room was beautit'illy ilo prated with autumn leaves aud vegetables appiopriate to the occasion In spite of the rain and bad roads, ghoste and all sorts of "spookey" thing- were iu evidence, ("has. Shaw anil Kollui Spauldiug came out Horn Hood Kiver for the event. Last Saturday afternoon, six little girls organized a Jenny Wren Club, to meet eveiy Saturday. Ottlcers were elected as follows: Violet Kelly, pre; May Fiedeubnrg, vice pres. ; Helen Larwood. sec. ; Either Wpshart, treas. HOOD Our Pleasure Is to pay the Highest Price and get Best Drugs and Chemicals we can buy. We attribute greatly our large and increasing Prescription Business to this fact. None but the best goes with us, and we take pleas ure in dispensing the same to you. i m I HEIR . CASS SMITH BLOCK Reliable Druggists Dr. Durable came over from Hood Kiver last Wednesday to tee S. Free iiiun ami bail him removed to the Cottage Hospital. The Cooper-Shipley Stump Co. got in a new stump puller the latter part id Hi' week. This company hive most ot the powder woik doue on ibe 10 note tract aud expect to begiu pulling soon. W. A. Wendrof went to PoitUnd the tlrht, of the week to spend several days visiting nil iii's. W. M. Kollock waa iu tewn Friday alii i Minion. Mr. Kollock is planning a tilp to the east nu a boosting aud lecturing tour. Howard Allen came up from Fort land last week. Mrs. -Mien is expect ed up In a few days. Mr. Allen will work for Oeo. baudoll this tall and wiuter. II. li. Vrimg ipaot a couple of days in Portland last week on business. (leo. Knapp left for Portland .Satur day to xpeud a tew days. He will go from there to Michigan to spend the winter at bis old home. Captain Chas. Nelson was a busi ness visitor in our town Saturday. He was looking after wood toi fuel for his boat. A.. I. Haynes has received a gasoline engine for spraying. K. (ioddaid spent SiiudBy on the ranch, returning to Portland Sunday I ening. K. K. Darting is assisting Shim Stu art in the grubbing business. John Kn n in and motbei are mov ing to Hood Kiver. Mrs. Kirwio ex pects to spend the winter there with bei daughter. Miss Nora. James Soott Mill move iu the house vacated by Mrr. Kirwin. Mi. Scott ts in tbe em ploy of the Hood Lumber Co. J. V. Marsh came up from Poitland Saturday evening and spent Suuday on the plaoe. L'ppcr Valley. 160 acres, mostly brushvteiind a 1 80 acres with rood imp m.soe'r l'H) acres, 11 being in orchard. 20 acres, one hall dea-ed. 100 acres timber. 90 acres, 18 of it clenred. W, 11. Marshall, Dee, Oregon. Stanley- Smith Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER Lath, Shingles, Ete Lumber Delivered to Any Part of the Valley BERT LANE Successor to Bbrum Hros. Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaccos Sporting Goods Electrical Jobbers Ail Kinds of Electrical Wir ing Supply Fixtures. Will give you prices that will suit yoo. Will get you any thing in FJecd ical Goods. Harry li. Bailey '''"".eai.s.i, Mil a ROY F. DEAN "l ('. M. SHAW Dean & vShaw Electrical Furnishers Home Phone 3 tl. R. Bank and Trust Co. Bldg "I"!"!"!"!"!1 Slab Wood i I V t I am prepared to furnish Slab ' 7. Vo0ii of tne very best quality, in any quantity, at prices that will X T surprise you. If yon are in need J f Wood now, or for winter use, see ? j. me nt once. 'I bis is your chance. X Thos. Shere Cull or Phone 2092k $ T X"lH-H5-;--H!-:-H:-H-H-I-H!--H- FOUST & HOWE I Mechanical Experts Automobile Repairing, (ias and Steam Engines Rebuilt. Shafting, Pul leys and all descriptions of Machine Fitting and Repairing Done BICYCLE REPAIRING Comer Sixth and Columbia streets Phone 1CKI-X HOOD RIVER, OREGON Children's School piiil wiS vShoes If your Children are the fine healthy kind they ought to be they are terrors on .Shoes. Some parents claim they buy a pair of Shoes every month for each child. They don't need to if they buy the right kind at the right place. School Shoes that can stand the hard knocks are a specialty with us. We guarantee them to be the very best. Morlan (& Goodman Hood River, Orego n