HOOD DIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1020
j i
ODELL
Mr. and Mrs James Cherry and their
small daughters, Doris and Mary, mo
tored over from Mosier Sundajt and
spent the day at the home or Mrs.
therry's sister, Mrs. R. H. Kemp.
They came over the new section of the
Highway and report it not had.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnsap. of The
Dalles, were Sunday visitors at the
hoOM of Mrs. Johnson's cousin. Mrs.
W. r. Kemp. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
motored from The Dalles over the
Highway.
Mrs. Veva Wiley and children are
now located at Hanks.
Odell trrange announces a dance Fri
day nifiht at the hall.
The Hoy Scouts will meet at the high
school Friday evening. Dr. Dutro will
give a lecture on First Aid.
After having spent the past two and
a half months at Stanlield, L A. E.
Clark returned hom." Monday evening.
Mrs. Ingalls has been wrio'.isly ill
since Friday. She is being cared for at
the home of her Kori, Fred Ingalls.
Judging from recent happenings in
Odell a real live temperance crusade
would he in order.
Your correspondent much prefers to
give the bright side of community life
but after having seen young men stag
gering about and taking after the- silly
manner of the intoxicated, and to have
added to that the conviction that citi
zens of our own community are taking
an illegal way of reccivirg profit, we
believe it is time for exposure and wt
shall weclome a vigorous cleaning U
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will hold its next regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. L. D. Hoyed YVednts
day May 12. The recent membershii
campaign has increased the roll of
members from 00 to 75. The new
members were tendered a reception at
the home of Mrs. J. K. Ferguson last
week.
Miss Eunice Kroeger has been chosen
delegate from the Methodist .Sunday
school to the annual convention of tht
Oregon State Sunday School Associa
tion in Portland this week. Mrs. J. K
Ferguson and (J "A. Weber will also be
in attendance at the convention.
The annual election of offloSH of th
Epworth League, held at the Method
ist church last Sunday night, resulted
as follows: Algie Weinheirner, pres.
Mrs. J. E. Ferguson, 1st vice pres.
Gordon llaskins, 2nd vice pr e . ; Mrs
E. T. Jaques, Krd vice pres. ; James
Fletcher, 4th vice (ires. ; Horace (Jil
kerson, sec. ; Nathan (iilkerson, treas
Miss Margi.ret Fletcher, pianist. The
new officers will fie installed by Rev.
E. C. Newham next Sunday night.
Mother's Day will be observed at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. The church
will be decorated for the occasion,
Rev. Newham will deliver an appropri
ate address and there will be special
music. Sunday school, Epworth League
and evening service will be field as usual.
meeting. Supt., Mrs. J. E. Andrews.
The measures which will be voted upon
at the special election May 21 will also
receive attention. Mother's Dav, the
second Sunday in May, should be uni
versally observed in gome manner and
we trust that Fine Grove people will
not neglect this privilege next Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mason, Mrs. Rol
and Wiley, Mrs. Joe Vannier and baby
and Mrs. and Mrs. Jarvis have been
recent guests of Mrs. Fred Tooley. at
The Defies.
Mr. and Mrs. Koy Manns, who have
been on the Shoemaker place, have
gone to 1'ortland to make their home
The high school .--tuiJcnU) who patron
ize Mr. Haglev s East !i(fe jitney en
joyed a picnic at in the Upper Valley
last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs
1'. I!. Laraway and Mr. and Mrs. 1'e
teison were invited as chaperones.
Mrs. ( . 11. Jlennev will conduct a
pagCMlt and May pole dances given by
the children of Harrett, Dak Grove,
Frar.kton and I'me CnVr schools liet
Wednesday afternoon on the Pine 'irot
school lawn. 1 he pageant will repre
sent the "Dance of the People." r.
ercises will begin at 2 o'clock. All
those interested :n the schiiol are urged
to attend.
CilfTord M. Druery
friends, Rev. and Mrs.
visiting his
O. Benthin.
jiOSIER.
BELMONT
PINE GROVE
Mr. and Mrs. M. Pendergast, their
son, Willis, and Miss Ellen McDermotl
left last week Wednesday for a motor
trip to Seattle, where they will visit
for a few weeks.
Miss Florence Reynolds, of Seattle,
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. F.
Hickford.
Clifford Poss has accepted a position
as manager of the Wittenberg King
Dri-Fresh Co. at The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross will make their
home there this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Apgar and Hon
came from Portland yesterday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. James ( lark.
Miss Faye McDonald, daughter of
mr. anil .Mrs. j. k. McDonald, was
Rtirriid Monday to Charles Cochran in
OttURIWK, la., where they will make
their home.
The W. C. T. U. will meet'with Mrs.
S. K. McDonald Thursday afternoon of
this week. A musical program will be
given in connection with a mother's
Mrs. W. V. .Allen and daughter,
(ilenna, left Sunday to visit friends
and relatives m The Dalles for a few
davs.
Mrs. M. P. Itenberg, after spending
several days in Hood River, returned
to her ranch Saturday. Miss Pearl
Chubb will be her guest during the
week.
The Junior Social club met Saturday
at the home of Harold Forden when
the members spent a delightful after
noon it being Harold's birthday. All
helped in e.iiiiig hil birthday cake
which Harold himself made. The next
meeting will be at the home of Donali
Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nunamaker arid
son, Neat are expected home this
week, i heir niutiv friends will be glad
to see them back.
Mrs. J. W. ('rites, of Hood River
Mrs. II. M. (irant and Mrs. C. M.
Hurlbiirt were callers at the Aitken
ranch Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Aitken left ves
terday for Portland to meet a sister of
Mrs. Aitken who is coming to visit her
father, Capt. Schelky. Her home is in
INew York.
Mrs. Dean Italian!, of Seattle, carru
Monday to visit her parent., Mr. and
Mrs. W. J Knight. Miss Helen Knight
is expected today from Herkeley, Cal..
where she is attending college.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. (irant siient a
few days during the past week at The
Dalles on business.
II. M. Holbrook was called to Los
Angeles Wednesday of last week bv
the serious illness of his brother-in-law.
Mrs. Maie hubli spent the week end
visiting friends and relatives in itel
moot.
MOUNT HOOD
Cecil Kltchel anil Mabel I ott were
married at Hood River Saturday, May 1.
Tom Hopper returned home Saturday
after spending several months in east
ern Oregon
II. C. Wyatt. Marian Wyatt, Hilda
McK inley and Mrs. Geo. Wishart drove
to Mosier Sunday afternoon in Mr.
Wyatt's new Over land.
E. C. Miller returned home from
Wasco Sunday, where fie had been on a
business trip.
Wm. E. Burr returned home from
Port laud Sunday.
Ross Ringer and family were Hood
River visitors Saturday.
('has. Shaw has purchased a Ford.
Miss Elsie Narver spent last week
here with her mother, Mrs. Mabel Nar
ver.
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Lott are enjoy
ing a visit with their daughter,. Myrtle,
who is here trom Stevenson.
FOR SALE
81. .' 0 ; per ill innrtKiiiri' n f1rl clung pfOfNItl
MKiied by very responsible pii'iie.
'i,t!S0 7 per cent morlKAtfc, Hit me (iotllly.
IMM tor at of loailaaf oraberd property with
Ml aqalpaaaat. Fell art of baUdiefe. am ir.
rented. Weal Hide."
HMH for K atria, aUa it i lae nfnliaid. MoflMM
hill eOMpUail'UI ot IiiiiI,IiiiKn Mini i.illplilent.
H unt lde.
$.1,110 for 5 arrea of bearing, orchard w ill. Mittlclcilt
liUlldiiiKN and nil i ,nll nl Went ld.
f.'l,ti fori ncrexol bearing orchard, full i iilimant,
fulr tiilllillngH, Well located and under Irrlga
lion. Taken half ciudi. Kail side
J,r) fur III aercH ol bearing .n, haul, miiiiII timid
lhgn. well N Hilled. Kant side. IMM canh ra
il II I red.
Mrs. S. E. Evans, assisted bv her
! daughter, Mrs. J. R. Wilcox, enter
tained the Ladies Aid at her pleasant
home Wednesday afternoon of last
week. Those present were: Mrs. M. E.
Harlan, Mrs. Amos Root, Mrs. W. T.
McClure, Mrs. A. A. Marsh. Mrs. E. J.
Middleswart, Mrs. N. A. Hunter, Mrs.
Mary Chattield, Mrs. R. D. Chatfield.
Miss Ethel Andrew, Airs. C. Rusher,
Mrs. F. A. Allington, Mrs. Geo. W.
Mathews, Mr.. W. E. Chown, Mrs. E.
M. Straucs, Mrs. C. G. Nichol, Mrs. C.
Holley, Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mrs. Geo.
i ha.'iiherlain, Mrs. Wm. Mar.-h, Mrs.
James (.amp, Mrs. J. Cherry. Mrs. O.
W. Veatch, Mrs. Thos. Lelliott, Mrs.
JlM. Heldin, Mrs. B. J. Weller, Mrs.
W. A. Husbands and Mrs. Ernest
Evans. Dainty refreshments were
served and a pleasant time reported.
Geo. Evans, acedtnpanied by his fa
ther, Lee Evans, motored to the Des
chutes last week Wednesday to"enjoy
Billing,
Geo, Chamberlain and little son were
in The Dalles one day last week.
Geo. Wilson was having dental work
attended to in II 1 River last week.
W. E. Chown motored to llixsl River
last week, and also to The Dalles.
Mi.-'s May Shogren is home after
-pending some time in Portland.
B, W. Veetch was a business visitor
in Hood River Wednesday (if last week
G. P. Morden made a husinss trio in
to eastern Oregon last week.
Mosier people in Hood River Satur
lay were Misses May and Ann Sho
eren, Mr. and Mrs. !-. h. r.vuris and
son, Forrest.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson and children
wree in 1 he Dalles .Saturday.
Judg' Fred W. Wilson was out to hi
Mosier farm Sunday.
L. J. Merrill spent Saturday evening
and Sunday in Hood River valley.
Harold Stoltz returned to his work in
the postofliee in Portland Monday, after
spending a few days here with his par
tus.
J. N. Mosier left Sundav evening for
Islackfoot. Ida., where he expects to
remain another vear. !
A numlier or Mosier people were in
attendance at the County Sunday school
convention m I he Dalles Saturday
Among them were noticed Geo. L. Car
roll and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Evans, Thos. Lelliott, Mrs. J. P. Roes
an 1 Mrs. J . E. 1 1 ie lev.
Prof. W. E. Jolly is attending to his
duties in the school room this week af
ter his recent illness.
Holders of Liberty Ponds of the
Third issue and of the 4 per cent bonds
of the First and Second issues should
present them now at the hank to fie
forwarded for exchange for permanent
bonds.
Mrs. L E. Howe came from Seaside
fuei-day to spend a few days on the
ranch.
Mrs. F. J. Engleke went to Portland
Monday to visit a week with friends.
W. E. Chown motored to Portland
arly Tuesday morning to attend to
business.
Geo, Chamherlan was a business vis
itor in Ihe Dalles Tuesday.
IIUHAT OFFERS All)
TO CITY COUNCIL
Representing the newly formed
Merchants Association, the president.
. O. Hiielat, appeared Monday night
tietore the city coiirincil and ottered
lhat body the cooperation of all its
members in conducting campaigns for
civic betterment. Mr. Hiielat reported
tn the council that his organization
was support ing a proposed bond issue
r $i;..uoo wnicn electors will pass on
it a special election lie field Friday,
mm 14.
mi i ne i oiiimiiia steadily creeping
up over the dumping ground on tin
lowlands north of town and the old
lumping pit, used during the ?riod of
high water made unavailable bv the
on-iniciion oi ine Hood Ktver-Mosier
stretch of the Columbia Highway, the
ncanri commiuee or tin illicit IS
worried over the disposition of garbage
luring tins year s treshet. Lds west
uf town, location of an old pest house
Ai re recently sold, anil the town may
uive to lease a new dumping ground
r hum the refuse.
HUSUM GROWERS
PLAN IRRIGATION
J. E. Slade, owner of large orchard
interests at Husum and chief promoter
of the irrigation scheme, Jhere Saturday
to confer with Geo, R. Wilbur, who
will be legal advisor of the new pro
ject, announced that steps are being
taken for forming an irrigation dis
trict, covering 14, (XX) acres of land in
Klickitat county, in the White Salmon
district. With Marvin Chase, Wash
ington state hydraulic engineer, pres
ent, a meeting will be held next Satur
day efteroOOfl preparatory to circulat
ing petitions wnicn win ne presented
to the Klickitat county board of com
missioners at (ioldendale June 7.
The proposed new district will draw
its fource of supply from a number of
small creeks tuat (low down the west
base of Mount Adams. The water from
the small streams will be diverted into I
the White Salmon river at an elevtion
of 4,.r,()l feet. It will be diverted from
the larger stream into a flume about 12
miles north of Husum. Only 2,200
acres of the proposed irrigation dis
trict's land are now in cultivation, and
Mr. Slade declares that organization of
the district will lead to an unprece
dented development of the fruit dis
trict. The region nils long been known for
its early strawberries, but lack of wa
ter has cut down the yield. The irri
gation project, it is declared, will
cause an immediate stimulation of the
berry induUry. and the neighboring
fruit section may in u few 'years pro
duce a greater Volume of Clark Seed
ling strawberries than the Hood River
valley, it is claimed.
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
COUNTY HEALTH
NURSE IS BUSY
In her first report to the county
court, Mrs. Glendora Blakalv, who was
appointed visiting nurse for the Hood
River County Public Health Associa
tion a month ego, indicates that her
activities have been chiefly in the pub
ic schools. Mrs. Plakelv has visited 15
schools and has examined 1.000 chil
dren. She has found 7-r)0 pupils with
lefecte. ranging from minor physical
faults to serious ones. A segregation
of the principal defects follows : Vi
sion, i children : hearing. 12: breath
ing, IWi teeth. ;i77: throat. 2:55. and
glands, fif.
Mrs. RlakeK has given 21 school lec
tures and has visited 80 private homes.
She has been furnished an automobile
by the local Red Cross chapter.
Patrons Favor School Movy
E. T. Robinson has f mi d sentiment
in lavor of a weekly moving picture
program at the high school auditorium.
In response to a questionnaire recently
mailed out by Mr. Robinson. H" par
ents voted for U''h a venture, while 30
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Snappy New Smart Styles in Ladies'
New Ready to Wear
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
We have just received our shipment of White Wash Waists. They
come in Piques, Gaberdines and Sateens. All sizes. These skirts were
bought from 35' to 40 under the market and are wonderful values.
Prices range from $2.49 to $7.50.
LADIES' SILK BLOUSES
A big long rack full of Silk Blouses in Pongee, Georgine, Crepe de
Chine and Georgette. All colors, sizes and styles. Now is the time to buy
your new Blouse. Our prices, $3.49, 3.98, $4.98, $5 90, $6.90.
LADIES' KHAKI KAMP KLOTHES
Riding Breeches , 3.25
Riding Skirts, Divided 3.19
Coat Style Middies 3.49
Riding Suit, Coat and Trousers 10.50
Hat i t 89
Women's 1-Piece Khaki Belted Work Suit, . $2.69
Suit Cases and Traveling- Bags at Saving Prices
If you want a good one, we have it.
If you want a cheap one, we have it too.
J. C PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
expressed opposition. In their replie8
the parents declared that moving pic
tures exert a great moral influence on
a community.
The patrons of the school expressed
the in lief that a natatorium should
be constructed as an amusement center
for young people.
A FiveAct Classic Comedy
Is the vehicle of the
Senior Class in their Annual Play
at the
Hood River High School Auditorium
next Tuesday Evening
"She Stoops to Conquer"
i
BY (;OIISMIIIi
It will be well worth your while,
Buy ioiir Ticket today at Clothe
Dn
A FREE LECTURE
ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
WILL BE QIVEJI at THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Corner Ninth and Eugene .Streets
Sunday Afternoon, May 9rh
at three o'clock
I! Y
EZRA W. PALMER, C. S. B.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
MMH fr IS Hi'iei, 10, if nr. 1 1. of n,v,
mill i iiiliin nl KuM ldo. tH,M
j ul red.
lillilltlllKM
I ih re-
Now is the Time to Paint
Spring is the best season
to paint after your surface
has become dry and before
dust gathers.
r.1!ll Ui' liie., .'.'of ..r,-lmr,t,
anil e.iHiniinl. Kusl m.,
liny, liiillituiiri
; ' 1 :i-li required
IMJM for lii i i.n l.t Brlim iircliHnl ah u ider IrrlgR
llnn. A rpie pnv of property, ijiiite lnw
bdllfllMf No pijiitpim-iit. I.i, well, ifood
prop In pi mci. Mum Iiow Ji i rh on
til IH.
implement of
yuim worth
'.an IIP. A
SkMUl 35 Helen apple and penm, full
toolx, Hint MpMpMMM NelMtaft
the iiionry. Take a lot ol rami
I it) Hue property
Iffl.tKm fin I flue piece if orrlmrd pMMHy, ill al
tbeetjulpniPiil. Iioimea. Irriicaliou right; M
priwiMHUicoiMt. M MM la Hi., irurt, no! iiilt
all In orchard. Taken HMH lu BMIi to handle.
R. E. SCOTT
AGENT
PLANS FOI, PARK
STREET SCHOOL OUT
PIMM fur UM new Turk afreet KhOttJa
to replace the old ftiititiUHted Wooden
atrueture, have la-en received 1 the
i i i i .1 . . . .
m nooi iidiini irorn i . in. itur;ett, an
architect of Ihe Dalles. The huildinjr.
wnicn will coat ri.ti.tKN). will provide It)
new claaa rooma. It w ill lie two atoriea
in height and of lirick and tile i nn-
Ntriictlon. A i ,i i i i i i plavriHini will
ne arriinjel, ami a princmal a room
MM private riKim for teachers will he
provided.
l egislative (andidate Visits Here
A. S. Koherta, N asco e iiintv farmer
who ia seeking the Kepulihaii nomina
tion for joint representative from HikkI
Ikiver and Wasco oountit-s, was here
luesday tnnldinn fences. Mr. Roberta,
who was a nieniher of the legislature
Mm MM. r.kni anil l'.wil. was U.rn at
White Salmon. He called on a MMMMff
of pioneer families here.
Seven rageiipr ("handler Raf Sale,
ivis model, driven onlv S.tHUi nnlea.
KiiuipiMSl with cord tire. two hr:inl
new. rno- f Hilt), ltennctt !ns. niL'Mf
boat time table
The Northwestern Transportation Co.
DAILY SERVICE EXCEPT MONDAY
Steamers Joseph Kellogg and J. N. Teal
Leave Hood River for Portland
Daily, except Monday. 8:45 a m.
Arrive on up-river trip about 5 p. m.
On Sundays only, down river ;i -i t k' is nttij connect
with up-river Imat at Cascade Locks lor rttutn trip.
Phone 9SL4 L. S. MILLKR, Agent.
Notice or Street Completion
Columbia Street
Notice i hereby Riven that C
l"a. contractor, has tiled written
tue the 4th dav of Mav. l'.ilM. of the
i completion of the grading to grade of
that pirtion of ( olumlua street from
1 15th ativet west .150 feet, laying of 250
j feet of '-foot walk and floO fet of
curh under hia contract with the Cttj
of Hoal River heretofore entereI into
under (Milnance No. fWO. arwl that the
amunt due aaid contractor uto i its ac
jceptance ia hereby -atatl to H-
And notice is further given that any
objection aa to the acceptance of aaid
work tinder the contract with th.- aaid !
contractors on the part of raid City I
may la- fild in the office of the under
i signed CKf Recorder by any interested
party at any time within 15 days from
tue uaie oi nrfi iHiiuicalion id saal no.
tice, to-wit within 15 day from th
6th day of May, I'.GO.
I ht notice is put I
River ( lacier for tun
We have taken the
Agency for the
SAMSON
TRACTOR
and expect a shipment in
about
THIS WEEK
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H. 1. Howe.
City Recorder.