hood mv r:ti ;i.a iki:. Thursday, kep.itaky iwo
ODLL fcas ,"e'n lr'ed f.Ttherft )!arsn
cial i.it'ht of Fir.e Grove grai.tfe Sttur
n.b ;3 e m loved bv dav. Krbruarv 7. at s v. m:
Jack Fut-t
Niramakeri; Sr.. fc pui.'r.ard
Kni tounrg ear.
The Afi Oro .x i is At;. latiun wure-hou-e
men el aim the ivrurd for a tar
l.aad in the tfut!eH tin. "'0 minutes.
Girl.e Muhr; Uik, A. J. ('
Mr. Larswsv clas: tal
ffcSt
iamae, H. S. Gall.t'ir.
St-ln.a ai.d V.';:.u Ar.rula returned
t, r: e ear'.v l:iit week, after having
-e:.t a fc.v das in iVrt'and.
(). S. t Ufhn.an has f.urchaed tbe
l-fiiietty in whieh he and his wife are
i.vw at ht n e. The i rot erty consists of
a trait J i'ne acre ar.d was st ld by
Albert limine.
IVjI Hansen "and family will Uk
nfler the interest of juhn I'Iuk who
iria.'.-ijies the irjierty known as the
Marulis place.
Mr. aid Mrs. Krwin Lippman will
im-oi'I'V the J.; I'. Nauniea house and
ei.re fur Mrs. Nauniea' orchard.
K.rn lo Mr. and Mr. Uiaawyn ; crtv Sunday
I lavis, Thursday. January L1..a son. &, Maie chubb accompanied by
J. TompKins .has bought the tai;a- jttie Barbara ( rites, snta few hours
Sunday visiting her daughters, learl
i and Irene, and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
song.'Willard
Jarvi; piano Solo, Mrs. Geo. Axteue.
The teleihone question will bediscussed
by M. 1). Olell. J. K. Foruen ar.d H.
Con! awav. t'ovtii'i orchestra i n-
k'aged for balance of evening.
Snow n evidence on the hi -Y f .s
luesday mornii tr ar.d across tne rutr
:n ashinjrtort the hills were h:te.
Jim Hid Bill Carroll visited their
ter ia The Dalies Saturday.
Mra. J. E. H in ley was called to The ,
Dalles iste Saturday evening by the I
Jlress cf her daughter, Mrs. E. L. '
FierceV, and family. Word received
. Sunday bv Mr. Hifcley stated that they
- were all improving.
T.T-IY m-KTW T',,; worit ,f 1,Jad:n anJ shiptir.,;
BELMU.N.L ai pies at the Mosier Fruit Growers
Mr. and Mrs. W'.V. Allen entert:.;ne,l warehuuse is moving -aloy lately.
... .l ..,.., ... ,t,r,. l-.v Mr ilf ey are now working out the New-
and Mrs. Coose iind Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hoy
Hays and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Aitken returned
from 1'oitland Thursday afternoon.
towns, ail ether varieties havn. been
shij ped. The output this year will be
double the amount sent out last season.
Tb.
or
total
more.
for the year will be I "iU cars
Manager Chatlield favg
VV. Ct. Somerville.
G. I. Sarirent is
his ranch
netting
home wired for electricity.
We are sorrv to learn that the chil-
Mren of our mail carrier, Steve Eby,
i are both quite sick.
lev property and'he with his wile ana
tiiouht-r. will be at home there when
Mr and Mrs. A. I- Benetiel, who have
nnted the property for the past two
tars, ran make arrangements for lo
c.itn x elsewhere.
Dr. and ;Mrs. E. T. Hull have re
ceived a card announcing the marriage
. t . I ...,A Mr.i A.i..lu
i ...... m. c..., f iJ.... ivi.f Hovd Nunamaker has purchased the
I IIU C illume l'l .'flu 1 loin ijmi, qiu., - , - .
i i- . .....i :. .-; ranch uronertv of r rank Okamura.
memberedas one of the irtners of ' 'in tne home place of his father, J.
Daues & l.ehrkind. who formerly own- ; Nunamaker.
ed the property which is now owned by ; Viri(?ma Wentz is on the sick list this
Allison Fletcher. ' week.
The regular meeting of the Farent-1 Owinjj to a heay cold F'.lcanor Fur
Teacher Association of Udell will be ' den is out of school for a few days,
held iti the hitfh school auditorium! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. (.'rites and daiiRh-
lue-day ewnir.ji ot next vxeek. u r. ters. Mamie and Dottie, were visitors
Gili-on will lie present. A irood pro
t'raai is mornised and a good bitr
crowd desired. Ueinember the place,
date and program.
Mrs. Dane Kemp invited friends to a
farewell party Monday night for Mr.
m II J ill I s. u.-llii 1.1'innifln, wnw t"ii. , i .. it , s
line lllu luvtii imciicrai ivunvno. uiiii.
Edw ard Norder lett unday lor a lew everything is working out very satis-
i weeks visit in loruai.u. tactoriiy and that they will tmisri snip-
W. H. Davis, of Hood River, spent a: ping in about two weeks.
few hours looking over his ranch prop- Week end guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. (. O. Nicliol were Mr. Nich
ol's sister, Mrs. Wiley, and her hus
band, of Hood Kiver.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. i
; Aitken and ('apt. Schetky Sunday af
tenioon.
MOSIER.
Because of the necessity of changing
California, where they expect to reside.
Nelo Sexton drives a new Dodge
delivery car.
Frank Hutson has gone to I'arkdale,
where he expects to trans(Kirt pupils
to and from school in his new Dodge
delivery car.
J. ). M irk has purchased the prop
erty formerly known as the Fee Olell
place. This will fit in nicely wi'h Mr.
Mark's holdings near by.
The Mission Study class organized by
the Kpworth League of the Methodist
church held its first session last Sunday
night with a good attendance of mem
bers and of the public. The lesson was
on the geography and resources of
China. The lesson next Sunday night,
at 7 .''0 o'clock, will be on "The History
cf China." The mission study meeting
w ill be followed by a preaching fervice.
'1 he Sunday school will meet at 10 a.
m., and church service at 11.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
met yesterday atternonn at the home of
the president, Mrs. G. A. Weber, and
held a combined business and sewing
session. The next meeting will be held
February IK, at the home of Mrs. J. 11.
F.ggert.
PINE GROVE
I were days of darkness and parts of the
evening also, w hen it was necessary ail
through the week to bring into use the
lights of other days, namely, candles
and coal oil.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Wednesday afternoon officers for the
new year were elected as follows:
Pres., Mrs. Edna Evans; vice pres.,
Mrs. Erma Veatch ; sec, Mrs. Alice
Husbands.; treas., Mrs. Hannah Koto.
Next meeting announced later.
Mrs. John Boss went to Portland
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
for a week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Bailey were in
The Dalles during the week.
II. K. Davis, of Goldemlale, was a
visitor in Mosier anil vicinity last week
Wednesday and Thursday.
There have been some dangerous
slides and caveins on the Highway
work the past week and a few narrow
escapes from injury by the workmen.
There have been a number of cases
of grip and near pneumonia around the
city and country. It behooves every
one to be careful anil avoid unnecessary
exposure and thus avoid an epidemic
At a recent meeting of the city coun
cil Mrs. Erma Veatch was appointed to
till the cilice of city treasurer.
An interesting program has been ar- .Mark A. Mayer was attending to bus-
ranged lor me social grange meeting iness m ine ualles last inursday.
Saturday evening. A. J. Graff, who Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carroll were in
has just returned from New York, Thi Dulles lust Thursihiv
u here he has been investigating mar- ,, . , ,, i, n
i . . iu : .. . f. . .u . ., .;...; ...in M rs. B. J . Wei ler w as l n The Dalli s
IVCI I OlMJtLIOHS IOI Liie lsiieuiLioii, Will .... .
talk of what he learned. All interested "iay.
in how iippleH are selling in New York Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McCarty and
.. , ' '.. . . r .1. .1 D.....1 1 U ...I .1...
Will do Well to attend. Hie program "inn, in iuiiuiiu, nnve inn me
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. Karl J.ilailey farm.
M. 1'endergast returned Monday from Elder '! daughter, Mrs.
Seiutle, where he has been visiting his l5- W . Veatch, were in I he Dalles rn-
daughter, Mrs. May Krueger. While day.
in Portland he called on Mr. Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs.W. L. Rowland and son,
whom he found much improved in Claude, of I'arkdale, were in Mosier
health. over the week end visiting relatives.
iliert Freeman entered Benson Bol-1 Lee Evans, Sr., was in The Dalles
technic in Portland this week. Friday.
A little daughter was born to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Marsh arc mov-
and Mrs, r red looleyal the Morksnest i mg into the h. A. Kace residence this
Tuesday. week.
Mildred Swanon, formerly of Pine I Frank .Howard, of Hood Kiver. was
Grove, has been visiting Myrtle Jarvis. in Mosief Saturday.
Mrs. Swansmi and her two children Amonjr tho((e KoinK to Hood Kiver
have been making their home in Los i ..t,,,.,t.,w u(in ,.,,., i v
Angeles since leaving Hood Kiver. Hijriey and daughter, Miss Kutii. Mrs'.
Mrs. C. T. Huberts and Cailvle and J. E. Proctor, Geo. C. Fivans.
Imogcne have been visiting relatives in Mr. and Mra j F..Carroll"returned
Si,'l?"1- home Saturday morning from a week's
The Ladies' Aid society will hold an visit with relatives in Portland and
all day meeting with Mrs. F'. II. Forest Grove.
Plackimn, Friday of this week. A Tne firsl rolina havl, H,10!irt., s
good attendance is required as there is ,t.fur ollf, we mHV havu ,t,HuUfui
extra work to be done. spring days
Ned Van Horn returned Sunday from! Mrs. C. G. Nicliol entertained the
a business tnp to I exas and Louisiana. Ladies' Aid at her home Wednesday
lexas experienced a norther while , afternoon f last week.
ne w us mere aim ine grass w as covered i
with n icies.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kemp, of Udell,
spent the week end in Mosier with Mr.
and Mrs. John Davenport. Mrs. Kemp
and Mr. Davenport are sister and
brother.
John and Florence iluskey, accom
panied their father, W. tl. Iluskey. to
Tbe Dalles Tuesday morning, where he
w ill remain at the hospital for treat-
jt Linent for pluro -pneumonia. He was a
very sick man wnen ne reached trie
hospital.
Sheriff Chrisman was in Mosier
Tuesday afternoon.
When C. G. Nichol reached his stoic
Tuesday morning and entered the
building he saw there had been unin
vited guests during the night. One of
the panes of glass from a front win
dow had been removed, through which
the burglars gained admittance. A
number of articles of clothing were
missing. A large sack which had been
left lying in the rear of the store was
missing and it is thought this mav
have been used to carry away things.
Mr. Nichol havl not been able to deter
mine the exact amount of loss at the
time of this writing. No clue by which
the thieves could be traced has been
discovered,
J. M. Carroll was attending to busi
ness in Portland the first of the week.
Geo. Wilson was in The Dalles Tues
day to have his hand treated.
Mrs. S. 1. Fisher returned to her
home in Mood Kiver nlonuay afternoon
after remaining several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Leslie Koot, who has
been verv ill w ith bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. J. M. Burpee, of Portland, ar
rived Monday evening to stay a few
da s w ith her sister, Mrs. Koot. She
was accompanied by her little niece,
Chitpuita Winkler.
Leo Nichol returned home Monday
evening overland from Bend. He
states that he left Bend about six
o'clock Sunday morning and reached
Matipin that night, where he stayed.
Next morning he started earlv and
after passing Gateway his good roads
and good traveling ended very sudden
ly. I'm to that time he had found the
road in fairly good condition, but on to
Antelope and Shaniko he was forced to
get "out and clean the mud from the
w heels of the machine many times.and
for the lack of a shovel or even a piece
of wood he used his hands, and even
moved the mud from the tracks ahead
with his hands so he could drive a few
feet at a time. He passed several
abandoned cars and was concerned at
times as to whether he would have to
walk somewhere to get hell). By
strenuous efforts he finally passed over
the worst ground it had ever been his
luck to encounter and reached home
happy to be alive, but vowing. "never
again.
Grange for Armenia
The Park grange, at a regular meet
ing last week, adopted a resolution
asking ((ingress to pass the Lodge-Williams
resolution, which will guarantee
America' responsibility for Armenian
autonomy. The members of the grange
at their February meeting will discuss
the Asiatic question.
Mr. and Mrs. J an, es Clark went to
Portland Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
L. I. A ear.
The Aloha club will met t v.ith Mrs.
V. 11. Blackmail next week Wednesday.
The club has decided to do a btlle work
for the Wavcrly Baby Hume in Portland
and the sewing will be ready for next
Week.
The tlu has appeared at the homes of
!',. E. House and Mr. McCuistion. An
epidemic of colds in various foims has
been very prewilenl in the school, bi.l
few cases have been of serious nature.
E. E. House has had a severe attack
of llu while in Portland.
lhe following interesting
program
(i. H. Swain was a business isitor
in Portland last week.
E. M. Strauss was in The Dalles re
cently on business.
Mrs. D. M. Duvall spent Wednesday
of last week with her son, Roy, and
family on the farm.
W. 11. Cook and family have been on
the sick list thtpast week. The only
one able to be up and attend to the
others and do chores and the various
duties necessary around thefarm was
Miss Lyle. Mr. Cook was suffering
from neuralgia and Mrs Cook and the
other members of the family were ill
witl.Jlhe grip,whieh for a time threat
ened to develop int Jpneumonia. Word
from them Tuesday stated that all
were better.
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perhaps you're waiting to see what prospects for this year's crop look like.
BUT, if you are interested in small tracts, now is the time to buy
before the advancing wave of prosperity carries these prices to its crest :
5 Acres, very close in, best of soil, fair house and barn, plenty of small
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10 Acres, very close in, excellent home site, splendid view, 3 Acres
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8 Acres, half cleared ready for strawberries, 3 miles from town, plen
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10 Acres in Parkdale section, good buildings, splendid place for berries,
very easy terms, $2500.
2 Acre homesite on the highway less than a mile from town, $400.
We have several others. Come in and see us.
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