HOOD RIVER GLACIEK, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1916
ODELL
Mm. C. B. Sproat raturnad to ber
homo in Portland Sunday afternoon af
ter having apent a few daya tsitirg at
the bone of her aiiter, lira. E. T.
Hull.
After having apent aeveral montba
viaiting at their former borne. Ft At
klnaon,Wla.. Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Kunti
arc now returning to their home in
OdelL
Mr. and Mra. O. M. Scott, of Fort
land, came up Saturday for a ahort
visit at the borne of their daughter,
Mra. W. S. Smith. Ifaey returned
home Monday.
L. A. EL Clark waa business visitor
in The Dalles Friday and Saturday.
After having apent the winter in
Cherryvlle and Portland, Ore , and
Tacoma, Wash., Alex B. Brooke has
returned to Odell to look after bia orch
ard property. .
Claude Duncan and Clif Enaminger
left Odell last Thursday bound for
coaat points.
J. a Wilson, of The Dalles, waa a
buianesa visitor in Odell Sunday.
Frank E. Folta. of the University of
Oregon, baa been apending a few days
of the spring vacation visiting at the
home of hia uncle, E. T. Folta. He ia
one of a party representing Greater
Oregon, and will visit other points be
fore returning to Eugene.
A. L. Weinbeimer ia visiting hia par
ents. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Weinheimer,
and other relatives and friends. At the
close of his vacation be will return to
the University of Oregon for the re
mainder of the achool year.
Mra. J. .R. Crosby and Mra. B. T.
Young have not returaed home from
Post, Ore., where their mother, Mrs.
Wallace Post, ia seriously ill of spotted
fever. Word received from Mrs. Cros
by states that she may return home
soon.
C. E. Lovell has built a garage and
Sunday he waa trying out hia new
Chevrolet. He and bia wife and
daughter may now enjoy swift and
comfortable trips in the pleasant spring
and summer seasons.
Chaa. Gunn and bis sister, Miss Eva,
expect tbatjwithin the week they will
become residents of Odell. They will
be at home in the house which ia the
property of W. A. Lockman. Mr.
Gunn won many friends during hia
former residence in Odell, and he ia
now returning and will beemployed by
the Consolidated Mercantile Co.
Since last Sunday Odell has been a
city of tents, as the camp of the Palmer-Ellison
Construction Co. ia now lo
cated a short distance southwest of
Odell station. The men of the camp,
30 in number, are engaged in distribu
tion of lumber.building flume and work
of the character called for in their con
tract with the East Fork Irrigation
District.
Mrs. R. H. Kemp returned home
Monday after having spent a few days
visiting relatives in The Dalles and
Mosier.
The regular meeting of the grange
will be beld this evening at 7.30 o'clock
in the Odd Fellows hall. Every mem
ber should be present as important
business will be considered.
Last Sunday while Rev.' and Mrs.
Troy Shelley were at home and per
fectly unconscious of danger, the roof
of their home caught fire and but for
the prompt action of neigbbora and
travelers passing along the road, there
would very soon have been only ashes
where the home now stands. Rev. and
Mrs. Shelley earnestly thank those who
assisted in getting the fire under con
trol. -
A Past Noble Grand Rebekah club
waa organised Wednesday afternoon of
laat week at the home of Mrs. Dane
Kemp. This club will meet at the
home of a member on Friday afternoon
of each week.' Ita object shall be the
study of the constitution and bylawa
and ways and meana by which membera
may be of help to Rebekah lodges.
All Rebekah Past Noble Grands are el
igible to membership. The next meet
ing will be held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mra. H. S. Caugbey. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Bertha Folts, pres.; Mrs. Marie Kemp,
aec-treas. Light refreshments were
served.
The following baa bean reported by
Miss Woodring: At an afternoon meet
ing of the Parent-Teacher Association
Monday a splendid program was en
joyed. A special feature waa an inter
satiniF and Instructive DfiDer on Domes
tic Science by Miss Ellen McCurdy, of
Oak Urove.
The new store. to be known aa Wood's
(Jrocerv. Ode branch. A. B. sneney,
manager, is rapidly advancing toward
a finished store and quite likely by the
time this appeara in print a complete
stock will be in readiness for custom
MnnHnv and Tuesdsv Harry Wood
and A. B. Shelley were placing stock
on sbelvea.
Again and for the last time before
registration, noons ciose pm 10.
Have you registered?
Begining next Sunday. Passion Week
win ha nhaerved with services alternat
ing between the Methodist church of
Odell and the Pine Grove church. Sun
day morning the early service at Ode I
ia at 9.30, followed by Sunday school.
RnnHsn avflninff service at Odell with
Pine Grove speakera and choir. Ser-
vices win continue: mruugu t
aa nnnnnrnrl laat Sundav. and Will
be announced next Sunday morning and
evening and at each aervice following.
PINE GROVE
- S. M. Dennison left Wednesday even
ing for Montana to atiena to bomb uub-
mess matters. ,
Mm flanraa RMHslI want to Port
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land Thursday for a visit with her sons
and families.
Walter Wells was a Portland visitor
over Sunday.
Jesse Knspp and family and Miss
Gladys Cuddy, from the West Side,
were callers among friends .Saturday
afternoon.
L. A. Martin, of Fort Collins, Colo.,
on.in f Mra John Huff, arrived Fri
day evening with the intention of
apending the summer in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonsrd Epps are the
happy parenta oi a lime son corn ov
nrriav. Anril 8.
The Sunflower class held a social and
business meeting at the parsonage laat
weeK luesaay evening, n guuu uu...
ber were in attendance. Delicious re
fraahmenta were served.
J. P. Thomsen was the victim of a
surprise party on the occasion or n
Dirtnaay last- wee munuij. "''
a n k.d mnafr aninuahla time. Mr.
l" uu m miw J y
and Mra. Mark Cameron from Hood
River, were present; alao Mr. ana aura
Paul Hanaen. from Central Vale.
Mra. Rose Heineek leavea this week
Ia, ha, hnma in North Yakima after a
six weeks' visit with her son. Rev. G
EL Reineck. and family.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. S. R. McDonald Fri-
da afternoon of this week.
The grangers met In social aeasion
akarail in a Ana rhirken nia dinner
mtt m m r
Saturday evening. Friday evening of
this week the musicals under their aus
pices will be fbeld, as announced laat
week. Tba iranss membership ia now
over 100.
The oatrons of Pine Grove store will
be pleaaed to learn that the oroori-
etora, Jobnaon-Broa., art again deliv
ering goods.
There waa a specially good attend
ance at the church and Sunday school
laat sunaay morning. VI the latter 98
were in attendance. At the eburcb
aervice included in the usual good aing
ing a aolo waa rendered by Mias Esther
Schmidt.
There will be reaular aervicea at the
church next Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Sunday achool at 10 o'clock.
There will be no aervice in the evening
aa a joint meeting will be held at
Odell. On Tuesdsv evenina- of next
week a joint meeting will beheld at
Pine Grove and Thursday evening of
next week again at Odell and Fridav
evening following at Pine Grove, wben
tne district superintendent, Rev. H. O.
Perry, will be present .
The Sigma Phi Kappa, a Sunday
school class, composed of high school
young people of Odell, will give a play
entitled "The Freshman" in the grange
nan at fine Grove Friday evening,
April 2L
BELMONT.
Will Davia and family, of Hood Riv
er, accompanied by Mra. V. C Young
and son, Ted, of Mosier, spent Sunday
at the home of hia mother, Mrs. J. W.
Davis.
George Eddie and family are making
engagements to leave thia week for
Columbus, Wash. The best wishes of
their Belmont friends go with them te
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bowers, former
residents of Belmont, who moved back
to Ohio, expect to return to Hood River
in the near future, according to lettera
received by frienda from them. The
neighbors will be glad to welcome them
abould they again make their home in
our community.
Mr. and Mra. F. C. Stout have moved
back to our community, having re
turned from the W. King ranch in Oak
Grove. We are pleased to aee them
back again.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa King have
moved from the McFarland ranch, and
will make their home in Hood River for
the present. We understand Mrs. Frank
Mcfarland will spend the summer
months on the ranch.
Miss Ethel Farrell has had to give up
ber studies at high achool, ber health
being poor. Aa thia was Miss Ethel's
last year of high school the dissppoint
nient is keenly felt by ber. We hope
soon to besr of her regaining her health
and strength.
Our community is looking some like
business center. We have a spray
factory and are to have a cannery built
for this season's fruits, which will
prove quite a help, as it will not only
use up the surplus fruit, but will pro
vide work during the summer months
for quite a number of those who may
be willing to work. '
The W. F. M. S. met last Wednesday
at tbe home of Mra. H. P. Allen.
Quite a good attendance. Good program
and a pleasant social hour apent, after
which the hostess served dainty re
freshments to those present.
OAK GROVE
Fred Potter, of Myrtle Creek, came
Friday and will spend tbe summer at
his uncle's, R. B. Lindsay.
Mr. and Mra. W. E. King entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mra. J. n. Heiioronner., wno
leave soon for their new borne in Mon
tana. Mrs. J. C. Bowman went to Portland
Sunday to meet her sister, Mrs. W. E.
Green, and two children, of London,
Ontario, returning Monday. Mra. Green
will spend some time here visiting ber
sister and also her brother, D. L. Pier
son. Mr. and Mrs. A. Deschler and daugh
ter returned home Saturday from In
dianapolis, Ind., where they spent the
winter.
Mrs. Robert Snow and little daughter
came Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon.
R. B. Bragg spent a few dsys last
week at the home of G. A..McCurdy..
Frank Schuler has purchased a new
Dodge car which he brought home
Monday.
Nearlv all the men on the Green
Point road, from J. 1. Miller'a up, were
in town Monday to attend a lawsuit
with the Stanley-Smith Lumber Vo. in
regard to their water rights. Tbe case
was settled temporarily out oi court.
Mrs. R. B. Lindsey had a birthday
Sunday and her daughters, Mra. Chaa.
Reed and Mrs. L. H. A meson, and aon.
John, with their families, spent the
day with her.
Work wss begun Tuesday at the Hood
River Forest Products uo.'s mm,
There is still a good deal of snow there.
Friday is the regular meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association. There is
to ne a bird program to which all the
children are invited.
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Mra. Jennia Vanausdal returned home
Wadnasdav from Washoumi. Wash.,
where she baa Been an winter at ner
aunt's, Mrs. Geo. Brock's.
FRANKTON.
School Superintendent Gibson attend
ed tbe Parent-Teacher meeting rriaay
evening.
Mrs. W. A. Mack spent. the week end
in Portland.
These wedding bells did not ring in
Franktnn. hut the newlv weds will
make their home here. Archie RadlifT
and Miss Florence A lien, of Tbe Dallea,
were married Wednesday at the home
of tbe bride'a parenta.and after a ahort
honeymoon will be at home near the
planer. Archie is well known here and
hia many frienda wish him and bia
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Driae a long ana nappy mo logonier.
Misa Aldine Bartmess.of Hood River,
snd escort, were Sunday callers at the
home of Misa Eloise Copper.
Uneasy liea the bead that weara a
crown likewise the candidatea for
office.
One of Frankton'a young men ia in
eaatern Oregon bunting jack rabbits, or
soma other naving proposition. He
saya he ia pleased with the country, but
the gins aren t aa preuy as in nia noma
town. He ll come oack.
Miss Nola RadlifT. of The Dallea, vis
ited at Clifton one night last week,
returning to her home last Friday even
ing.
Rev. E. J. Cornock, an itinerate
evangelist, ia holding a series of meet
ings this week in tbe Frsnkton club
hall, beginning with laat Sunday even
ing. At the annual meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association laat Friday
evening the ususl routine business was
transacted, a good prorgam waa ren
dered and tbe following officers elected
for the coming vear: Mra. Harley
Glass, pres.; Mrs. M. J. Foley, vice-
ores. : Joseph r rawer, jr.. sec ana
treaa. Several important itema were
talked over on the outside, but nothing
especial was don wben the roll wu
called. . .
DEE
The mill of tbe Oregon Lumber Co.
la running again afterji quiet winter.
There were several partiea this week
in our vicinity.
Wednesdsy several ladiea pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Allen Maeram, who is
soon to return to the Maerum ranch
near Trout Creek.
The membera of the Amata elub and
aeveral frienda called on Mra. Guy
Maaaiker Thuraday afternoon. Mra.
Massiker wu greatly surprised, but
equsl to the occasion and all bad a de
lightful time. .
Thursday evening aeveral of the
young people ealled upon John and Or
10 Inglia at their bachelor quarters.
Dancing and gamea were enjoyed, tbe
party breaking up at a late hour. Mra.
Anton Flint chaperoned the party.
Miaa Bailey, formerly teacher at
Parkdala. waa the gueat of Mra. W. J.
Horbelt for a few daya.
Mra. Walter Peck and three little
daughter, apent Sunday and Monday
with Mra. Anton Flint
G. G. Brown "of the experiment sta
tion, waa here Monday and Tueaday of
last week arranging a aeries of experi
ments with fertilisera for strawber
ries r- i
Messrs. Flint Howell, Whitely, Col
lins, Bacbmann and Inglia, among
others, will make more or leaa exten
sive berry plantings this week.
W. J. Horbelt baa begun the con
struction of a amall house on his
ranch, intending to reside on the fist
this season while continuing his work
aa millwright at Dee.
Sunday achool aervicea were held at
the home of Mra. W. I. Kirby. There
waa quite a large attendance and we
hope to continue tbe good work. .
CENTRAL VALE
Floyd Moss, who attenda Oregon Ag
ricultural College, waa home for the
weea end to attend to business affairs.
Misa Edna Clapp. of Avalon Way.
spent several days laat week with Miss
Mary sneppard.
A number of neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hounsel Sunday night in honor
of Mr. and Mra. A. Niehana.
Miss Mary SheDDard entertained Fri
day night in honor of Miss Edna Ciapp.
Mr. and Mra. Harrv Furrow and Mrs.
Job Sheppard were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Oeo. bneppard and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Cameron on a motor trio to Cas
cade Locks Sunday.
Walter Niehana a Dent Sundav at
borne.
A party from here journeyed over to
the Underwood dam Sunday. Those
taking the trip were Misses Mary Shep
paid, Edna Clapp, Bernice Hansen,
Gertrude Hansen and Alice Clark, Hor
ace and Nate Gilkerson, Arthur Han
sen, LeRoy Krobn, and Tom Cameron.
LThe Mothers' club meets thia after
noon with Mra. Chaa. Hounsell.
Miss Kittv Bragg soent the week end
at her home in Hood River.
MOUNT HOOD.
The social at the school house wss
well attended. After a program the
evening was spent in plsying games,
and a lunch of sandwiches, cake and
coffee was served.
There were church services at Mount
Hood church Sunday morning by Mr.
Welsh. Tbere will also be aervices
Easter in tbe afternoon at Mount Hood
and at Parkdale in the morning.
Tbe Sunday school will have an East
er program which will be given at the
Sunday school hour. Everyone is in
vited. Dudley Buchanan returned to Port
land Sunday after apending several
weeks with Mr. Ruhnke.
Mr. and Mrs. Mace Baldwin were in
Hood River Saturday.
Mrs.Walters and baby are home from
Hood River and are staving with Mrs.
Walter's mother, Mrs. Steele.
Mr. Curtis was in Hood River Satur
day.
Everyone is glad to welcome the auto
stage again.
The Parent-Teacher Associaton will
have another aocial at the school house
April 21. Miss Frsizer will give a talk.
iss r raner ia a candidate for county
superintendent.
J. H. Sheldrake went to Hood River
Tuesday morning on the auto atage.
L. F. Puddy was in Hood River last
Friday.
Lillie Crisp is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ross Higgins, for a few days.
WYETH
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pestal, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mohr. Mrs. C. r. Morgan
and E. W. Bailey went to Hood River
Tuesday and returned in Mr. Bailey's
auy. lhay say tbe bighway IB in bet
ter conaition man tney exptsiea.
Mra. A. C. Pestal was in Portland
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey are here
visiting is. W. Bailey and family.
J.H. Regal, general baggage master.
was here Friday, visiting friends, and
on eompany business.
Mrs. E. M. Noble and eon. Dick.
who have been in Hood River for the
last few days, returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Johnson and family have
returned from Hood River. Mrs. John
son haa been quite ill at the home of
her mother, but is much better.
The autoa are starting to run once
more. Quite a number of cars were
on the highway Sunday.
Mra. James Gorton and aon. Claude.
were in Hood River on business Satur
day.
Wilbur Percy was in Hood River on
business Saturday.
Mra. 'Frank Williams and family,
who nave been visiting in lhe Dalles,
returned Sunday.
TROUT LAKE.
B. H. Dickerson and family expect
to go to their new borne soon.
Do not forget grange Saturday. And
the joint debate with the Trout Lake
Literary society in the afternoon.
Ladies' Aid meets next Wednesday in
the church, an all day meeting.
Mra. O. J. Smith and her aister,
Mrs. C. Swallow, have returned from
their trip to Portland.
, A new boy at the C A. Elmer home.
Republican caucua at Pearson's store
Ssturday, 12 to 2 o'clock p. m.
The dance given at the home of C.
E. Baker Saturday night was well at
tended considering the condition of the
roads. All report a good time.
WHITE SALMON.
(rrom the Enterprise)
Misses Minnie Thrama and Carrie
Schmidt apent aeveral daya in Hood
River thia week.
Chaa. Thornton and a road crew are
buay setting stakes and working on a
new grade from Martin's corner to
Bald Mountain. J hia win oe one or
the beat improvementa ever made In
thia district.
The meeting for tbe discuuion of the
creation of a bonded diatrict to build a
bard aurfaee road from Wblte Salmon
to Snowden waa bald at the noma of
tbe Mountain Brook Commercial club
laat Thuraday afternoon. A large and
representative gathering of men and
women from all the different district
attended.
HEIGHTS NEWS
Mr. and Mra. J. L. Games are enjoy
ing a visit with relativea from Yamhill.
Mra. J. Inealla and Mra. Geo. Wilbur
entertained for Mra. A. S. Donat last
week.
Tbe prsyer meeting of the Congrega
tional church waa beld at the home of
Mra. Ella Wilbur laat Wednesdsy night
W. H. and L. E. Taft have purchased
an Overland five passenger automobile
from Gilbert & DeWitt
Mra. Bryant, mother of Mrt. L. E.
Taft, fell on tbe aidewalk last week,
hurting her self quite badly. Sbe ia
better now, however. '
Armond Labbee, of Portland, son-in-law
of Mr. and Mra. J. L. Carnes.spent
Sunday with them. Hia wife haa been
here for aeveral weeka with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Howell.
Last Thursday night the Spanish
claaa met at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Hoyt and enjoyed a aix o'clock dinner
consisting mostly of Spanish dishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner entertained the
Spanish elasa Monday night at their
home in the valley.
The Ladiea of the Relief Corps and
their friends held one of their good
time socials at the home of Mrs. Msy
Jones last week.- Delicious refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed the
afternoon very much.
A reception was given by the Unitar
ian ladiea at their church last week for
Miss Davis, a cousin of Mrs. Dunn.wbo
resides on Pine street. Miss Davia has
been with Mrs. Dunn for some' time
and expects to go back east next week.
Mrs. Osa Herrel, of Greshsm, Ore.,
is visiting at the home oi her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wall.
Some of Mrs. J. D. Wall's friends
gave her a surprise dinner Monday the
occaaion being her birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Howell and little daugh
ter and her sister. Mrs. Armond Lab-
bee, were calling at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Carnes.
Chas. 1 aft. son of L. E. Tsft. cele
brated bia nintb birthday April 4 with
hia playmate, Wilmuth Gibson.
Mrs. JobnSA. Wilson msde a trio to
visit her son, Austin, in Washington
last week, and took her little grand
daughter home who has been visiting
them for aeveral weeks.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Mark Moe)
Commencement exercises will be held
on May 19. On that date about 85 sen
iors will receive their diplomas. From
present indications only a few or them
will have to put 1n extra time to com
plete their courses. In typewriting and
bookkeeping some are behind.
The baseball team will play ita first
regualr game Saturday at lhe Dalles,
against their most worthy opponents in
yeara gone by. The team- haa elected
aa ita leader for tbe season Clarence
Hale. '17. He is undoubtedly the best
player in school this year. He covera
tbe position Capt. Pape had last year.
shortstop, and a more worthy successor
to that old star could not be found.
There is no telling bow the game up
there will come out, but there will be
at least a score on both sides. The lo
cal boys have bad good batting prac
tice under tbe expert tutelage of Coach
Cohoon, who is a professions! pitcher
himself.
The class track meet is being run off
in sections. Tbe results will be given
in next week's issue.
Most people like publicity. But it
must be that the seniors are an excep
tion to the rule, for they are exceed
ingly backward about producing those
pictures of themselves, which the ed
itor of the Mascot covets so much.
Considerable enthusiasm is being
aroused in tennis aa to who will be on
the team. All of last year'a stars
graduated, leaving a few punks fight
ing for tbe honors. The tryouts will
be held soon, according to Manager
Bentley. Those who are working hard
est for the team are Shank, Loving,
Bentley, Moe, Breed, Gassoway, Car
nine and McCIanathan.
The last literary of the present school
year will be held thia evening.
Pine Grove Musical Tomorrow
An excellent program of vocal and
instruments! music has been arranged
for the Pine Grove grange entertain
ment tomorrow evening. The program
will begin prompty at 8 o'clock. The
proceeds will be devoted to the clssses
in elocution and folk dancing which
will be begun in tbe near future.
If you want shoes that don't go
wrong go to Johnson s.
Barret Young People
present
Comedy Drama Success
"Among the
Breakers"
-at the-
Valley Christian Church
Friday, April 21st
Over lN,0Oe productions of thia
famous drama indicate ita intensely
Interesting features.
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Summons In Foreclosure of Tax Liens
In the Circuit Court of th Stat of Oregon, for
Hood River County.
Rood River County, a Municipal Corporation,
Plaintiff
' va.
Darwin Bradley, E. E. Coad. E. R. Davenport,
Silas Soule. W. N. Nourae. Hani Eckhart, Rob.
art R. Erwin, Culver Gordon. H. E. Green, V.
Kelly. John K. Kottock. Ella P. Stewart, Lelia
A. Blakley, Mattie Clemens, C- L. Burton, Ar
nold W. Taylor, George Quigvle. J. W. WaUon,
Orren Wand, T. A. Hocden, and all others
known and unknown, bavins any interest in the
property hereinafter described. Defendants.
To Darwin Bradley, E. E. Coad, E. R. Davenport,
Silas Soule, W. N. Nourae, Hans Eckhart, Rob.
art R. Erwin, Culver Gordon, H. E. Green, V.
Kelly, John K. Kollock. Ell F. Stewart, Lelia
A. Blackleg Mattie Clemens, C. L. Burton, Ar
nold W. Taylor. George Quiggle, J. W. Watson,
Orren Wand, T. A. Hogden, and all others
known and unknown having any interest in the
property hereinafter described, the above named
defendants: i
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby notified that Hood River County is the
holder of Certificates of Delinquency Nos. 101, 105,
200. 108. 110. 112. 114, 119. 120. 122, 123. 125. 129. 136.
138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, issued on the 1st day of
February. 1914, by the Tax Collector of the County
of Hood River, Stats of Oregon, for the amount of
$264.63, the same then being the amount due and
delinquent for the taxes for the year 1909, upon
the property hereinafter described, with penally,
interest and costs thereon, assessed to you and of
which you are the owners as appears of record,
situated te the County of Hood River, State of
Oregon, and a description of each parcel, together
with the tax. penalty and interest for said year
due from each of you upon the particular parcel
of land owned by you, is set forth as follows, to
wit: Darwin Bradley, lots, block and lot I,
block E, Town of Winans. Certificate No.
105. $143
E. E. Coad. lot a, block "A," Barrett-Sipma
Addition to Hood River. Certificate No.
200. 21 04
E. R. Davenport. N'i at the SE'4 of the
NE' of the NW& Sec 34, Tp. t North,
R. 10 E. Certificate No. 108 37 44
Silas Soule and W. N. Nourse, S of NE'4
and SM of NE' of NE'4. See. 33. Tp. I
North. R.10E. Certificate No 110 74 08
Hans Eckhart, lots 45 and 46, block t, Erwin
Watson's First Add. to Hood River.
Certificate No. 112 161
Robert R. Erwin lots 4. fi, , 43. 44. 45 and 46.
block f, Erwin Watson's 2nd Add. to
Hood River. Certificate No. 114 I 79
Culver Gordon, lota 31 and 32, block , Erwin
eV Watson's 1st Add. to Hood River. Cer
tificate No. 119 I ll
H. E. Green, t i acres in See. S3. Tp. 3, N. -R.
14 E.. as per VoL L page 14S, Records
of Deeds of Hood River County, Oregon.
Certificate No. 120... - 19 23
V. Kelly, lots 37 and 88, block 2. Erwin A
Watson's 1st Add. to Hood River. Certifi
cate No. 123 161
John K. Kollock. lots 7. 8. 9, 10. 11 and 12. -block
13, IdlewtUe Add; to Hood River.
Certificate No. 123 v, 21 87
Ella F. Stewart, I acres ia See. 34.Tp.SN.,
R. 10 E as par VoL L, page 303. Records
of Deeds of Hood River County. Certifi
cate No. 12S t 42
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Mattie Clemens, lot 16, block S, Idlewilde
Add. to Hood River. Certificate No. 136 . 4 41
C. L. Burton, Arnold W. Taylor and Geo. '
Quiggle. S'i of NE!4 of Section 33. Tp. 2
N., R. 9 E. Certificate No, 138 28 47
Owner Unknown, lots 47 and 48, block 9, Er
win t Watson's 1st Add. to Hood River.
Certificate 139 161
Owner Unknown. 2-3 A., 100 sq. ft. in Sec.
27. Tp. 8 N.. R. 10 1. Certificate No. 141.. 2 60
J. W. Watson, lota 1 end 2, and lota 41, 42. 43
and 44. block 5, Erwin Watson's 2nd
Add. to Hood River. Certificate No, 140. 2 41
Orren Wand, lots 19 and 20, block 6, Erwin
A Watson's 1st Add. to Hood River. Cer
tificate No, 142 161
T. A. Hogden. lot 46. block 5. Erwin AWat-
aon's 2nd Add. to Hood River. Certificate
No. 148 118
You and each of you are further notified that
the said sums and each thereof draw interest
from the date of the issuance of the said Certifi
cates, to-wit: The 1st day of February, 1914, at
the rate of 15 per cent per annum.
That said above named defendants are the own
ers of the legal title of the above described pro
perty, and each parcel thereof as herein expressly
set forth and as the same appears of record, and
are hereby further notified that Hood River
County will apply to the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, aforesaid, for a decree foreclos
ing the lien against the property above described.
and mentioned in said certificates.
And you are hereby summoned to appear with
in sixty (60) days after the date of ths first pub
lication of thia Summons, to-wit: Within sixty
(60) days after the 30th day of March, 1916. ex
elusive of the date of the first publication, and
defend this action or pay the amounts due as
above set forth, together with costs and accrued
interest, and in eass of your failure so to do. a de
cree will be rendered foreclosing ths lien of said
taxes and costs against the lands and premises
above described.
This summons and notice is published pursuant
to the provisions of Section 8698 L. O. L., and the
date of the first publication thereof is March 30th,
1916.
All processes and papers in this proceedings
may be served upon the undersigned, residing
within the State of Oregon, at the address herein
after mentioned.
Address, Hood River, Oregon.
JhchS0-junl A. J. DERBY.
District Attorney, Hood River, Oregon.
Notice of Sheriffs Salt
Notice is hereby riven that pursuant to an
Execution and Order of Sale issued out of tbe
Circuit Court of tbe (State of Oregon, for Hood
Klver County, to me directed, dated the 29th
day of March, 1816, upon a Judgment andDe
eree (or tne foreclosure of a certain morlcaae
woe rein the Htato Land Board was plaintiff
ana ei. j. staple, uenruaa staple. Myrtle i&
Strom and O. A. Htrom were defendants, in
favor of tbe plai ntlff, and against the said de
fendants, B. J. Maple and Gertrude Maple for
tbe sum of Two Thousand (32000.00) Dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per eent
per annum from the 1st day of January, 1018,
and tbe farther sum ot Two Hundred (1200.00)
Dollars, attorney's fees, and for Eight (St,00)
Dollars, costs and disbursements ana acoroing
cost of and upon this Writ, I will on Bat
orday, tbe 29th day of April, 1916, at the hour
of 10 o clock A. M., at the front door of tbe
Court House in tbe City oi Hood River, Hood
River County, Oregon, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for easb In hand, all tbe
right, title and interest wblob the said defen
dants. E. J. Maple and Gertrude MiDle had
on the llth day of December, WO. tbe date of
saia Mortgage, or wnicn acta aerenaants or
either of tbem have since acquired in and to
tbe following described real property, situated
In Hood Klver County, Oregon, tcwlt:
Tbe Southeast Quarter of the Honthweat
Juarter of (Section I, Township 1 North, Kange
Vast of Willamette Meridian: Tract 400x350
feet in tbe Northeast quarter or the Northwest
quarter of Section 12, Township 1 North, of
nange un ot w uiameue Meridian.
Tbat said property will be sold subject to
eon onus Hon and redemption aa by law re.
oulred.
Dated end first published thia 80th day of
Marco, ivw moo. r, johnsuw,
8 ber iff of Hood River County, Oregon.
A. J. Derby, Attorney for Plaintiff. . m30a
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Sheriff's Sale
Notice is hereby given, that by authority of
an execution and order of sale, issued out of
tbe Circuit Court of tbe Htate of Oregon for
Hood Klver County, dated the lath day of
March, 1916, upon a Judgment and decree for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage wherein
H. Glenn was plaintiff and Josephine K. Gib.
son and R. E. Gibson, husband and wife, and
Dun Murphy, Edna Metgger, Isabella Melz
ger, Hose Metier, guardian for Hon Ita Metz
ger, Conrad Metzger, and Delbert Metxger,
minors, Harley Dunn and the Connoway
Mercantile Company, a corporation, were de
fendants, In favor of plaintiff and against the
said defendant, Harley Dunn, said Judgment
being for tbe sum of 3253.00, together with in.
trest thereon at the rate of ten per cent front
October 23, lor taxes and irrigation ss
sessments mentioned in decree of foreclosure
for 3100 00 attorney's fees, and for $32.60 cohid
and disbursements, and seeming coats of and
ppou ibis writ:
I will, on Monday, tbe 17th day of April,
1916, at tbe bour of two o'clock P. M. at the
frout door of tbe County Court House In Hood
Klver, Hood Klver County, Oregon, sell at
finbllc auction to tbe highest bidder for casli
n band, all the rlgbt, title snd Interest which
said defendants Josephine and K. K. Gibson
hsd on the 23rd day ot October, 1911. or which
said defendants or either of them nave slnoa
acquired in and to tbe following described
real property situated in Hood Klver County,
Oregon, towlt:
Commencing at a point on tbe North line of
Lot Klvt (A) In Section Three (3), Township
One(l). Norte of Range Ten(lu)Enst of tbe Wil
lamette Meridian at a point 5.31 chains west
of the Northeast corner ot said Lot Five (ft);
thence running east 6.37 chains to the North
east corner of Lot Five in said section, town
ship and range; thence South Nine (9) degrees
West along the East line of said Lot Klve (5),
Twelve chains to a polnt;thence West thirteen
chains to a point; tbeaoe in a northeasterly
direction in tbe most direct and straight Una
to tbe place of beginnlng.contaliilug ten acres.
Said real property will be sold subject to con
firmation and redeem ptlon as by law re
quired. Done and dated at Hood River, Hood River
County, Oregon, this luth day or March, lHKi.
mlh-al3 THOH. F. JOHNSON, rilieriff.
Paul W. Childers, Attorney lor Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given tbat the undersigned
Executors of the Estate of John W. HlnrTohs,
deceased, have tiled their final account in tbe
Connty Court of the State of Oregon, for Hood
Klvr County, and that tbe Court has fixed
Hsturdsy, April 22,19l6,at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day at the County Court lleuse
In tbe City of Hood River, Hood River County
Oregon, as the time and place for tbe settle
ment ot said account.
Any person, firm or corporation having ob
jections thereto may appear at said time and
place and be beard concerning tbe same.
Dated and first published March 23, 1916.
ELIZA E. HINRICHH,
COPLEY D. H1NRICHS,
m22-a20 Executors
Summons by Publication
In the Clrcnlt Court of the State of Oregon,
for Hood River County.
Ralph C. Swinburne, Plaintiff
vs.
David H. Thorn and Ida M. Wiley, Defend
ants. To defendant, David H. Thorn.
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereoy requited to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the above en.
titled suit and cause, on or before the last day
of six consecutive weeks from tbe date of the
first publication of this summons, to-wit: On
or before the 20tb day of April, 191o, and If you
fall so to appear and answer, for want there
of, plaintiff will take judgment against you
as follows:
For the sum of S6500.00 with Interest at
eight per cent since the Mb day of December,
1814, until paid; for tbe further sum of SWO.OO
as and for attorney's fees and costs ot suit. For
s decree of foreclosure snd sale of the real es
tate covered by tbat certain mortgage given bjr
David H. Thorn snd Nettie E. Thorn to E. K.
Hwlnburne, ot date December 6tb, 1912, re
corded in Vol. 8, at page 7 of the real estate
mortgages of Hood River County, Oregon, and
tbe proceeds of sucb sale to be applied to tbe
satisfaction of such judgment tbat plain
tiff may obtain in this suit; for a decree bsi -ring
you, and tbose claiming by, through or
under you of all right, title and interest In
and to said lsnds, and for such other and fur.
ther relief prayed for In the complaint now
on file herein.
This summons is served upon yon by publi
cation thereof.once each week for six consecu
tive weeks In tbe Hood River Glacier, pursu
ant to an order of tbe Hon. W. L. Bradshaw,
Jndge of tbe Circuit Court of Hood River
County, Oregon, made and entered on the 8th
day of March, 1916. You are hereby notified
that March t b, 1916. Is tbe date of the first
publication of this summons.
JOHN BAKER, Hood River, Oregon,
m9-a Attorney for Plaintiff.
Stranolian & Sla ven
Contractors & Builders
HOOD RIVER, OREGON.