HOOD KlVEIi GLACILK. Till KSKaV. -HM: 11H0
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The time is here for
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The two-piece variety
for the summer months.
Please remember they
have all the careful tai
loring as our best all
wool Kuppenheimer at
$48.50.
The same models are
used both pinch back
and easy fitting and the
price is
50
J. G. VOGT
WE WILL PAY
lOc
A POUND FOR
CANNIN
STRAWBERRIES
AND FURNISH CRATES
We are buying Commercial Packed Berries.
W. R. Woolpcrt Fruit Co.
HOOD RIVER, ORKOON
PHONK .Mil
STATE STREET
ESSES
YOU WILL FIND ALL
of the supplies nooiK-d for your
STRAWBERRY PICKERS
AT OUR STORE
Use the telephone and we wiil have your orders ready for
you when you call.
THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO.
Is Always At Your Service
ODELL
M-s. Jvhn" Kroner ha many f.-irr.J
in l'etl as as in o'4e-r a ts i.f
HeoJ River valley. Portland ar.a tar-tern
Orcein joints who feel sincere
yit.pat.v fir her and hvf fatuity I .--cau.-e
cf the p.sfi:g ay if her
mother, Mrs. T..w !e.
Lar-t week we intended to n t r.ti. n
the treat the ln.s of J. I'. I u. k.vali s
Sunday school class gave the r:rj Mis.
Weinheinier'e ela.- as a result of a re
cent content in which the gnU class
Won. Six automobiles loaiiel to i a) :u'
it y took the b.-y and girls to tie i
ture show in liooJKitir and ail re
ported a Jolly time.
Mrs. Stewart is here from California
for a visit with her brother, W m. Ha.ii
nah. A week ago Sunday Mr. ami M-s. C.
I'.. Coovert ami Mr. and Mr. Cha-.
Pflughaupt motored to Portland anit
stopped, for a few hours' visit with
; Mrs. Sarah E. Tousey.
Invitations to commencement at Jef
erson high scho. 1, Portland, ami the
, high school at Charleston were -received
this week from heginald Tou
sey. of Portland, and tldna P.ade, of
Charleston, both having been f r.ner
, students in the schools of Udell.
' A messace has letn received from
. Austin Eockman announcing his arrival
at Camp Merritt.
j 1'ortland was nuite well represented
in Udell Memorial Hay and until Sun
day when several former Udell boys
cam up for the holiday and Week end
' Elmer Kggert. Floyd McCoy unci Verne
Harris, also Ned Cushman and Marion
i Hunter. Ned motored over the High
j way, bringing his mother, Mrs. Flor
ence Cushman, w ho staved over for a
week's visit. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. McFarlane.and 1). Hendon motored
to Udell and It-turn,
j Mrs. Ernest Henefiel, of Cle Elum,
Wash., spent a few days the past week
: visiting at the home of her son, A. I..
Benehel. Tuesday morning she went
to Wasco for a visit with relatives.
Miss Gladys Brown, of Centtalia.
Wash., is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
VV. N. Woody.
Fourteen cars of sheep were traps
ported over the Mount Hood K. It.
Monday to summer pasture.
John Hango, of Hermiston, is visit
ing at the homes of M. Udelius, J. Lin
gren and J. J. Annala.
J. Hongola, of Kcedly, Cal., i- stop
ping for a few days w ith M. I'del.u
and J. J.nnala while on his wav t'
eastern points, wheie he expectei t
visit frien.
Last Sunday A. McCoy parsed lib
SJnd milestone and his Don, Arthui
McCoy, and wife planned a big birth
day dinner in honor of the day. Mi
McCoy's sons, John and Clatence, with
their families were present, also Itev.
and Mrs. Troy Shelley and Mr. ami
Mrs. C. C. Masiker. Mr. McCoy served
with the 1-th Michigan through tin
Civil war and to him congratulation."
are due.
Rev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley received
a message Monday stating that a foi
had been horn to Mr. anl Mrs. Ralph
Shelley, of Eugene. Mr. Shelley it
supervisor of the Siuslaw forest re
serve with headquarters at Eugene.
Misses Eleanor Coe and Leita Bow
erman are home for the summer vaca
lion, the former having spent the pa-i.
school year teaching in the schools of
Rupert, Ida., the latter in Enterprise
A wave of itilluenzH has stria i
Odell, there being several cases vary
ing in severity.
An important meeting of the 15. -v
Scouts of Udell will be held Fridav
evening at 8 o'clock. Next week will
be Hoy Scout week, the country over.
A drive for membership numberine.
I ,(in i.tioU is on fir the week. A big
open air meeting will be bold in Hood
Riser Sunday at which time an army
ollicer and Supt. Gibson will add re." s
the boys. The Boy Scouts of Udell
will give a signal demonstration
Something special is expected from
each organization of Scouts in th.
country, other meeting which were
to have been held at various poinU
outside of Hood River were thought
not advisable at this time and the bie
open air meeting planned instead.
A motor picnic paity went to Lo-t
Lake Sundaj and gatheted quantittit .
of rhododendrons m bloom which they
brought to Udell, making places bright
with the beautiful flowers. Several
members of the party walked from -the
point where cars were left to Lost
Lake and back, finding snow lying tin
melted on that high elevation.
Miss Elza Love, formerly a popular
teacher in Odell grammar school, is
here visiting friends.
Beginning with a tine baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. H. C. Newham Sunday
evening followed by the operetta, "Miss
Cherry Blossom," faultlessly rendered
by high school students Wednesday
evening, arid closing with the com
mencement program of Friday evening
Udell high school ched a very success
ful year. The following students are
members of the Class of lDl'.t: Maur
ice Cralr, William Gilkerson, Margaret
Heft, Martha Ferguson, Harry Plug,
Edgar Harris. A scholarhsip from
Willamette University was awarded to
Edgar Harris. Every member of the
class has stated that he or she intends
entering some university or college
next year. The success of the operetta
is due to Mrs. Henney's thorough drill,
to Mrs. Franz teaching the dancing
and to the faithful practice of students,
together with willingness of teachers
to grant lessmi periods for practice.
Local Japanese people kindly loaned
real Japanese kimonos for the geisha
dance and this lent muh to the pic
turesqueness of this part.
A Junior League was organized last
Sunday evening. The following otli
eeis were chosen: Mrs. G. A. V eber,
superintendent ; Mrs. Weinheimer, as
sistant;. C. Duekwall, banker.
Service next Sunday at It. lid a. rn.
Sunday school lO.UO a. m. Epworlh
League 8 p. m.
PINE GROVE
Mrs. I K. I.araway left last Thurs
day night for Stanley, Wis., for a visit
with her parents.
Mr. ai d Mrs. A. F. Bickfurd and
dipt, and Mrs. . Ernest BickforJ left
last Friday morning for a motor trrfi
into Wahington. They visited relative's
at Grand View and Went on to Yakima.
Miss Ethel Riekfoid, who hits been
teaching in Cashmere, met them at
Grand View and feturned home with
them Monday evening. They report
the road from Lyle to Yakima in splen
did condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Wadlo Mills have re
turned from their trip to Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Sosey left Monday
for 1'ortland, where they will .make
their heme. Mr. Sey "has recently
returned from France, where he served
in a hospital unit.
A. G. Chirk, manager of the Bureau
of Associated Industries of Portland,
will lecture at the Pine Grove grange
hall Saturday evening. Mr. (atk is a
booster for Oregon and home industry
and has been lei luring m ail paits of
Oregon. Admission ree.
M .-s Ullie Ret-r.i .'.. h. has been
vif.f.rur at the A. F. L';ckf..rd home,
tetun.ei t.. Seattle list Sii! ;y.
i!rs. l S-'t.i.em.-ii, of Portland, is
visiting Mrs. H. M. Vannier and i the'
friends.
Nfr. an) Mrs. Ceo. Pierce ami swn.
1"T hid. ( f Ta. it a. m t. r, d here !a.t
wet.:-; t vi.-. t Mr. ar.J Mr. J. E. An
drews. Thev returni.l Saturday.
I 'apt. and Mrs. Eitet P.ickf.'.rd left
lat week fr San Fr.i,cico. dpi.
Bickf' rd has just completed a month's
sa-s. f jrl ii.uh. He ras retarnel to a
hi -total at the Pres. -iio t'-.r further
treatment.
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BELMONT
Mrs. W. J.'Wellam and daughter.
M'ss Fmnia. returred t-ridav from As
toria, whtre they were called by the
senoi.s llh-ess of a fntml.
Sgt. Van Alfred Norder mr ritil his
. folks tne Jay last w eek. Having re
ceived lis dlscbaige he came at o ae to
: HokI River. He has entirely recov-
ted fi"!H his wonml. He has received
i the Ctoiv de Guerre for bravery on the
; held.
Clarence Piper came up over the
Highway Thursday and sient the week
end with his aur.t, Mrs. Sara Oavis.
John Wynn s ent the week end on
the ranch.
Neal Nunamaker arrived home Fri
day from Berkeley, Cal , where he has
been attending college.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard and
daughters motored from Portland Sat
urday and spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mis. Marsh Isenberg.
Misses Pearl and Irene Chubb re
ceived their pronation cards at the
closing of Barrett si-hoi d and left Sat
urday or their home at Trout l.ak.
M ss Lucille llavis is spending her
vaction on the ranch with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sara Lavis.
George Led ford and bride, from Se
atlfc, are visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mis. Jim. Led lord.
Mr. and Mrs. Keller, formerly re
sidents of Belmont, are visiting at the
Galloway home, having come over the
tbghway Saturday. Their many Bel
mends aie glad to see them.
W. H. liavis, wife and children,
-! ent a few hours Sunday at the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Parmiter and family
oive moved onto the ranch of K G.
hurch.
Miss Ezma Jones, of Barrett, was a
ailer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
i. Somcrville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Andrews, of
i.ik Grove, and Mr. and M-.-.. Wm.
i arrell, of Belmont, motored to Eagle
eek last Sunday, where they sj.tr: t a
itiightful day. Iluridteus of others
.'.ere there to pass the day.
Your correspondent i.i-d the plmsure
of leading a letter received from Sgt.
it. E. Nicholson of the quartermaster's
'epartrnent, Aritve"p, Belgium, writ
'eti on Mother's Hay. He ir so plc;td
'o be of serviie to his country and
.vi t-ites such int, i-i-.-ting letters that al
'hough disappointed at not loniing
i jine, he is d....g the next bet, seeing
In; sights of another country and till
ing his place the very best he knows
now.
Miss Wil'i-a Allen, sister of Mis.
Vtehie Radlitt', is visiting at the Rad
ii tl' home.
Miss Bess l-.enherg came from Port
lamanil is I u. in the at raw berry Imr
ve,t. Mrs. Riili was (piite ill on Monday.
V' trust sin- n.il soon be well again.
Mrs. Goo.:1; aa, of ScaHIo, is visiting
it the home i t her sister, Mrs. Turpin,
uid family.
MOUNT HOOD.
Miss Lesta C.mk left for her home in
Portland Frida,-. having taught a very
ticeessful school year in the granimar
Trades here.
Miss Cloy Smith returned topoit
land Monday, having spent the past
i weeks at the W. I'. VVyatt home.
John Elder was a week end visitor
a Portland.
Misses Gladys Aula it and Frances
ggett went to The ii,dmv Saturday
o attend the Christian Ivi.'vt-.vor con-
ntioti. They returned imi;i Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Smidt returm I to her
home at Fossil Saturday accompanied
by her grandchildren, lva and Russell
Curtis.
The C. W. Clark family has been
having a siege of the tlu.
Those from here who nl tended the
Memorial Hay exercises at Hoed River
included Mrs. E. C. Miller, Alma
Kitehel and Bernice Everson.
Richard Hanna was brought home
from the hospital at Hood River Sat
urday. Misses Hazel and lrma Miller went
to Hood River Saturday to help in the
berry harvest.
Mount Hood visitors at Hood River
Saturday were C. E. and Cecil Kitehel,
Douglas Leasure and Mrs. Torn Hop
per. W. H. Kdiek moved his family from
Hood River to his ranch this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. Hurch visited, at the W. A. Lan
giile home over the week end.
The usual church services w e re held
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn are up from Port
land to visit the former's 6ister, Mrs.
VV. H. Ediek.
The following party spent. Sunday
fishing on Tony creek : F. S. Eberiiart,
J. 11. Sheldrake, F. L. Blagg and Dan
Luttrell.
Jas. Wishart was over from 1'arkdale
Sunday, the guest of Beaufort Dog-
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ItlOSIER.
Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Hugunin were
! visitors in Hood River Monday after
' noon. They returned home in the
; evening w ith a nice new Maxwell car.
i .). N. Mosier stop(ied over a few
! hours the tir.-t of the week while im
! the w ay to Idaho.
; Geo. C. Evans has just received his
i new Nash automobile which he had
; made arrangements to purchase last
! fun.
; Rush Sellinger was down Sunday
' from The Dalles to spend the day with
his iother. When he returned home
in the evening he was accompanied by
his son, Cecil, who visited until Tues
day with his father and mother.
J. E. Higley, who has been all win.
ter in Portland working in the ship
yards, returned to Mosier Saturday
evening. He expects to remain home
: now for some time.
! Mrs. Myra Wellberg stopped over a
, few (lays last week to visit her broth
er, Wm. Row land, and family, before
going to eastern Oregon, where she
has employment awaiting her.
S. E. Evans and son, Forrest, were
1 attending to business alfairs in The
'Dalles Tuesday. While there the doc
, tor at the hosp'ital removed the splints
from Forrest's arm, and .found that
member in tine condition,
j Mr. and Mis. C. G. Nichol and
daughter, Mildred, accompanied by-
Mrs. m. John-am and daughter. The I
ma, motoied to The Dalles la-t Sunday
evening.
Mises M.iiv and Fiances Ti vn re
turned home Tin. sday from a visit. '.nh
their grandmother m 'I in- Da I Us.
Mrs. Weilor and M.ss A. Mnl-r.n
were v;:-itors ia Tne Dalles Tile-. lay.
They ware a. iom,iaai. i i.v the M.
Fiances Wei! 'r and Mildred Nichol and
W. E. t'hovvn now has hi? new Beth
lehem triii ii running legii'.o I,.' Sianli. g
wood.
Miss Aria C.de has been spnn li:,g
the week with Misses IL.z-l and Alii.a
Sln.ick on the farm east ol Mosier.
Miss Vivian Gibson s ent Sunday af
ternoon recently with her uncle, V. . !).
I' uson, in Vn nto.
Shelley M. limisnii came from I'oit
land Frui.iv lovn-.t hi.s father a few
days.
Gils Ciodberson anil his sister, M..s
Dorothy, cam.- up from Portland ! : i
day to tay over Sunday.
Harold L. Stoll,'. anil Miss Ida Mont
gomery arrived Friday from Portland
to spend a few days with Mr. Slollz'
parei'.tsNm the farm.
Mrs. Geo. Powell, of The Dalles,
visited here this week with her sr ter,
Mrs. C. G. Stolt., anil niece, Mrs.
ThoH. Moe.
The funer.il eervices of Cornell F.
Frice were held Friday afternoon at
the I. D. O. F. cemt tes 0 conducUti by
the members of Beacon Lidge, 1. (i.
O. F., 1S, of Mosier, of whii'h order
the deceased w as a rei e it r.e.v nieni
her. Tne beautiful and nnpressive ser
vices of the order were read at the
graveside. Mr. Frice was accidental
ly killed Thursday by coming in close
contact with a high-power electric
wire at the obi rock crusher near Mo
sier, at the noon hour. He It II a dis
tance of 15 feet or more after the
shock received from the wires, and the
doctor stated that hw skull was frac
tured, which, coupled with tiie electric
shock, caused injuries from winch he
died between ! and 5 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, at his lumie near Mosier.
The three brothers of Mr. Frice came
from Vancouver, Wash., to attend the
services; also the daughter of Mrs.
Frice, Mrs. Fred Sylvia, who lives at
Appletun, Wash. The aged mother
was,not able to come. The sympathy
of Mosier people goes out Lo the be
reaved relatives.
Mr? and Mrs. J. M. Madden came
from White Salmon to visit the grave
of their daughter, Alverta, also to at
tend the funeral services of Mr. Lrn-e
Friday.
A special memorial seivice was con
ducted at the cemetery on the after
noon of Memorial Day in honor of the
soldier dead of bygone and recent
years. A short song service a..J ap
propriate remarks by J. Ross, Lieut.
P. A. Knoll and Pvt. John J. Lelliott
were rendered. Not a grave was left
without flowers on it, and the members
of the Christian Endeavor class of the
Christian church provi led little silk
Flags for all the soldiers' graves.
Miss Emily Durban is, a graduate of
Mosier high school and a sophomore at
the Oregon Agricultural College, ha-
been jnledged to the Delta .eta Sorori
y-
Lee R. Evans returned home Thurs
day evening from Port laid accompan
ied by Ins cousin, John Denton, who
will visit a while v-ith his Mosier rel
atives. Mrs. E. L. Howe and si-ter, M ss
Daisy Biles, of Seaside, came Tuesday
to spend a week on the l.chowa faun.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson was in The Dalles
Saturday to see htr sister-in-law, Mrs.
Alma Nelson, w ho is very ill in the
hospital.
Mrs.-J. E. f Haley was in Hood River
one day last week.
Misses Mary and Ruth IlitHey went
to The Dalles .Saturday to visit over
Sunday with their sister, Mr?. Piercev.
Thete has been a feri- of bad odds
and sore throats going the rounds in,
Mosier and vicinity.
Everyone who goes in Tor Summer
Sport.; always thinks of E. A. FRANZ
CO. when it conies to getting what
they want.
BATHING SUITS
Our lino of Dalhin Suits are of
the Famous Spalding Brand.
ladies' All Silk and Ail Wool Suits
In a variety of Colors
Sec these in the New Athletic Shapes.
See our line ol Eathhig Caps.
1 Men's All Wool Suits
rhe.;e Suits are u:;ed by practical smimmers on
both coasts.
We have thc:n in all colors and sizes.
See our line of Bathing Ceps.
TENNIS and BASEBALL
are more popular this Summer than ever.
Don't forget that we have what you want.
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JLLt. 11, JL 1 till JJ.
Krtiest Kvnns received word l-'atnr- taki n out to Die Viigt and Weber
d -Vl'iom Orb- II. Hodge stating that ' places on Rock creek.
i" 'he X I old l',tedi Tll,,. tll,mU.rs of the lirn, of Klu-
' ',u" ; macr & Hoi-h, of Portland, were visit-
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1". Iligi-y have u,g 11 age I'.ios. Sunday,
he ird from tbeir ion I. to, that he ,, , .
once nan e m hi- hoi. ,e land and now -,r- '""i Mr. W . N. Hugunin, ac--petd;ng
v. eward. c-oionai n-d by .Mrs. Win. Johnson, were
' in The I "alles S'ir.iJay afternoon.
v.r. an I ( . A . i r r i . v. n have le
leived word thai t .r :-nl, ( t-cil, ha- " .
leiiiri'wl from Kr!..ic- on a verv reeei t
rt.
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-ne 0a' i io.-. V. ei.
Mr. and M-s. ('. ('. Clement en me
iU'.n ' "-! land I -- ! wee!, to :-jend i wiia
time here on the farm.
After an abw-in e of i'-i months i . J.
Met rill re'.sir",".j .-'.i:i!,.y to M ..:,.r M ,j
..ill le.-lin.e his old j..,-!ii,,!! a:. ca-hier
in the Musi r Valley Hank. His many
irienils are t lad to web on.e h;m among
! hern again.
Mr. and Mis. ,1. P. Trvon enter
tained relative.- la: t week from near
Pol f bind aid I lend, naini ly Mr, a".d
Mis. lvUards. l.ncle and miiit of Mr.
'Iryoti, and pi or 12 poi; lo nam -d l'a
bier ami liiiighani, relatives of Mr-..
Tryon.
About 17'iil sheep were iinlonded here
Sundiry night from Cuialn, all to be
Across from Hood River
-o-le I- (tilt Ualicb ad licit - in
NVut-owi, Spiiniierg, Pome
l: .or ii-K and King tippi.., heid.-s
li'Annai an-l li.t r 1 1. -t ( ,i.ars from
I lo 1 I n. old. room plastered
bnn- .low win, lull, iuid toilet,
'"I bs in L'.-,o(i .x uppl,. Inmae
and -barn, located I! miles from
W lot'- Salioon. ' Wash. This in
iii't an it'nand-ined run dow n ranch
but ui np-to-.bite well-kept paying
fruit i am h. Place ha cost om ner
.nil-'. We nr.- authorized to
!i II for 111 (10(1; Jl.iHKle.isli, hub
auee lo suit.
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