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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-20
Chorus OF Ladies', Attendants, sailo

MEN Il
DionoIs a Christian King OF Cornwall, berothed his only child, the Princess
the fah eS p %9f G n q &auIr r m%S eea ali pY B S9Ge az aT uMui m0 h oKeR Po 'wfshi1g to- to-
years slime time wherein to seek heavenly guidance before giving her handbn marriage
ACTL SCENE l.. Ursulas companions discussing the Breton invasion.
INVITATION TO THE DANCE, (Three Pianos) Weber
Misses Marian B. Search, Edna Watson, Myrtle Shipey,
Bessie McAte, Ethel Bunyard and Trieda Farmer
ACTI SCENE H. Donotus receives the Breton Ambassadors.
EssAY-"A Few Thoughts on the Drama
Miss Philomeua A. Utrup
ACTI SCENE ILL., The betdhal o Princess Ursula.
CHIPPING S~PARRow-Trio, 1.-TWO Pianos) Arranged Behr
Misses Naomi Lynch, Fay Williamson, Vereen zingler,
Gladys Corray Carrie Miller and Jeanne Spencer
con AGT rda SSEf NE ! A nRaH al tg aR Pal aseo ot h Agr doDgaons T Dao Rns and d his 1. s9a
before her espousal to Conan, " y 0""
MARCH TRIUMPHAI-Duo Goria
Misses Marian f. Search and Edna Watson
dAoTML scENEH Princess notwithstanding the Breton maidens in the truths
ACTu, SCENE III. Sailing OF Ursula and her companions.
CAvATINA (Violin) Raft
) ACT so Ill SGESEI ~ Th sM legend mn tells us 1 that a sod the G nsst had been scattered
R RGmiy conan fmai hm nm @ fnofu e d@aysaa set onf ~ STTnmeetft 6 heg eA W ms t n va 81 [e
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LEFT HAND soLo-Grand Variations of ''God Save the
Queen Dreysctock
ing Strength and light h%t o@8 high p @do God fs holy S viii. n" pan lmpl0f-
ARABEsQUE-Piano Solo Lack
Miss Naomi Lynch
ACT ILL., SCENE III Martyrdom OF Ursula and her companions.
Observation-Disclosures Three Pianos) Weber
Misses Myrtle shIpley, Edna Watson, Virginia Jones,
Bessie McAtee, Ethel Bunyard and Freda Farmer
FAIRY BELLS RNG-Picture Song Donald
Misses Loretta May, Marie Stevenson, Helen Blaine,
Kenefctj Edith Miller, Gertrude Kerstner' Gertrude Wood
PICCoLo-Duo 1.-TWO Pianos) Brahms
CLASS SoNG-"My Aim Mater 4dapted
Misses Philomena A. Utup, Hannah B. FtzGeralds
Marian B. Search, Edna Watson, Bessie
- MeAte, EsteHe Marshall and Bertha Inbolen
PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT Miss Myrtle Shphy
SOUVENIRS DE R~uss1E-Grand Duo Raptna
fS Misses Marian B. Search and Phnomena A. Utrup
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-20
Kramer


JUBELFEER-Trio 1.-TWO Pianos) Kramer
Misses Elizabeth Smucker, Fay Williamson,
Jenny Stuckey, Alma Pyhs, Grace Marie Adams,
Nereen Zngler, Jenny Fortenberry, Bertha Imboden
SALUTAToRY-"Ideals of Youth
Miss Hannah B. FITZGERALD
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-20
Vegetable Plants.

REGISTER Office for job work.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-20

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Bears the "a The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
CRAPPER.

Harry Haokett had a lively runRwaJ
ON last Saturday forenoon. He wal
hauling potatoes to the root house.
driving his grey lilly and old brown
: hGrse While he was unloading bis
team had sudden and very violent
attack OF overflow of energy and got
busy with their feet. lhey circ,ed
around the hou;e and ran past the
Earn and away to the west side of the
ranch. then turned about and ian to
the southeast corner OF the orchsrd,
There they ran so close into the fence
corner that they we're unable tc make
another turn and the circus ended
without any damage. If Harry is not
more careful with that Oily in the fu.
ture she is liable to "make troubles
NIT him."
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Taylor we're Wis.
itors at Mitchell Point last Sunday,
the guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Drew Tay.
lor.
Voyie Lindsey returned from east
ern Oregon last Saturday.
The attendance at church last Sun.
day evening was quite large.
Mrs. X. b. Lindsey is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Arneson, at
The Dalles.
j. E. English has built an addition
to his house.
j. A. Epping was In this neighbor-
hood Monday of this week investigat-
ing real estate propositions.
Miss Freida Pregge came up from
Portland Saturday of last week and
returned to that place Sunday.
Mr.. Barker, of Belmont, and Mr..
Sherriee, of Barrett, attended church
at Crapper last Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to learn that Clifford
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
UNDERWOOD.

A goodly number Of Miss Lottie
Underwood's friends gathered at Mrs.
0lson's Sunday at about IL o'clock a.
m. to celebrate Miss Lottie's 18th
birthday. At noon nice dinner was
served and the afternoon hours we've
devoted to amusements, also vocal pi-
ano and graphophone music Miss
Underwood received some nice pres
ents and at 5 O'Clock p. IN. everyone
expressed themselves that the day had
been enjoyably spent and departed to
there several places OF abode.
f G. Goddard left for Portland
Friday after seeirg the finishing touch
put on the fine residence and install
ing nice lot of high grade furniture.
Nh. Morley and wife left for their
home In Oregon City Friday evening.
Mr. Morley has been in the employ Of
Stipp Bros for several months
Mrs Davis and daughters, of Port
land, came up on the Dalles City Sat
uiday evening to visit a few days with
A, j. Haynes.
A. b. Ayrsman Is hauling hay from
Camas Prairie. He went up Friday
and returned Sunday.
The fencing has improved the looks
of the cemetery. The fence as it Is
now il incomplete, but can not be
otherwise until the road is changed.
NJ ost of the work that was subscribed
has beeu done. If there is any body
who wants to help little come along
as there is plenty to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. dickson, of Port.
land, came up last week aud stopped
with Geo. Sandle few days Sunday
they, with Mr.. Sandie, moved to
Stipp Bros to work while
Say neighhbor, why wouldn't 1t te
good scheme to encourage a black
smith to come in our midst. 1t Is
certainly time to quit running cut {,
some other town every time We want
a little work done. If no better way
we could afford to pPy little mere
to get work done at home. Let us be
gin building up home industries. 4
livery and feed stable would not be {
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
MOUNT HOOD.

The foundation for our new church
Is completed and the lumber is nearly
all on the ground for the building.
Lou b ,ldwin will soon be here to be-
gin active work on the erection of the
church.
Little Hazel Miller came up from
Hood River last Saturday with her
brotherr, Raymond. After visiting
friends over night they returned Sun
day.
James. Davidson left last Friday for
Seattle where he expects to spend the
winter. He was accompanied as far
as Hood River by his brother Walter.
Myion Wishart left Wednesday of
last week for The Dalles, where he Is
working for the e. G. Pease Co.
Mr.. md Mrs. Delmore, of La
Grande, we're at Mt. Hood last Thurs
day. They we're looking around with
view of locating.
VIM Clyde is the name of the new
boy who was christened at the home
Of A. NJ. Kelley last Sunday. He was
born Thursday, Oct. 3.
rev fhtnei EWAlu net0 CatD0llc
services Sunday at Mt. Hood in the
little house dey oted to that service. - -,
Fred Wishart came down from the
range work In the N untains Sunday
and went on to The Dalles tuesday to
attend the carnival
At the regular school board meeting
Saturday evening the matter OF trans
portation tor children living Gt dis.
tance was brought up. 1t was decided
to call meeting for the purpose Of
voting on the question. Notices were
thei efore posted for meeting at the
school house at o'clock Saturday,
Oct. 10. 1t Is hoped sll taxpayers
will consider the matter and come out
to the meeting,
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Cook have been
visiting at Mt. Hood for the past
week.
Martin GribbIe left last Friday for
Corvallis to resume his shudies in the
school there.
Twins were born to the wife ol
James Wishart last Sunday, Oct. 6.
They are boy and a girl.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
BELMONT.

Every body has been reJoi, ing Over
the fine weather we have been hasinR &
all fall
Robt. Jones made another trip to
Portland last Friday evening and re-
turned Saturday with bis wife, who
had been at the SAINT .rium for sever
al weeks quite i'll, but she seems to
be much better now. She had broken
down with nervous prostration.
Guy Wood worth is taking in The
Dalles fair thil week. There seems to
be some other at raction for him at
The Dalles besides the fair though.
There was surprise party given at
Mr.. kerr's last Saturday night for
their young son. Arthur 1t was pLt
ten up by Claude Nunamaker aud Roy
Kaufman and all of the scholars in
his class and room, and few Others,
between the ages of II and 16 were in
vited. Arthur had gone to bed before
the crowd went in and he was CON-
pletely surprised. The evening was
spent In playing games and having a
good time in general.
Rev. Bronson, of this place, was
not able to take the pulpit Sunday on
account of erysipelss in his face.
Miss Biddinger, one of the Frank
ton school teachers, made trip to
Portland during Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss Helen Boorman has been cne
OF the happiest girls In this neighbor
hood during the past few days. Her
old friend from some point in
the valley has been making visit,
such as is customary for friends
to make. His name Is Aspenwall.
Gilbert Edgington was seen In this
locality Sunday evening trying to get
look at some OF our good looking
young girls. Come again Glib.
Orval Biddinger, from the Mt.
Hood district, spent last week at this
point visiting his sister, Miss Jose-
phine Biddinger. He left for trip
to Portland the last Of the week.
A party Of oui young people took
stroll Saturday evening and went
down to the Columbia river and out
onto tho big sand bar. Some OF them
we've almost played out when they re.
turned home. IL was long hard trip
tor them as they were not used to
such tramps.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10

obliged tn admit that so miserable a
wretch exists in our community.
Capt. Charlie Spencer, son of Capt.
T.. w. Spencer, owner OF the steamer
Spencer, has recently purchased 40
acres of the Clemmens place on Pine
Flet where he expects in few years
to have the finest apple orchard in
the world. Wednesday afternoon he
brought up band of 10 Japs aud four
wagon loads of supplies from Port
land, and yesterday morning they
started for the ranch, where they will
soon begin clearing land in real earn
est. lie intends to clear up the entire
40 this winter and have the land
ready to set out to orchard in the
spring, This looks decidedly like
business and is the kind of spirit we
like to see, for every acre Of land that
is cleared up adds to the wealth of
the valley and to the prosperity and
stability Of the town. Mr.. Spencer
probably expects to receive large re-
turns on his Investment, and Che will
no doubt do so, but the people of the
valley will also be greatly benefited
in an indirect way.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
MOSIER.

Lee Evans Is having his residence,
which Le erected this summer, paint.
ed.
Mrs. Dollie Robinson returned
home from The Dalles last week where
she went to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law, f. P. Taylor.
Mrs. Watt, of The Dalles, visited
friends here several days last week.
Mrs. John Coyle and daughter,
Grace, were Hood River visitors last
Monday.
Mr.. Beare and son, Thomas, made a
trip to The Dalles last Tuesday where
Mr.. Bea purchased fine new team.
Mr.. Kawson, of the Rawson g. Stan
ton nursery, OF Hood River, was in
the neighEorhood the first of last
week.
Frank Pagan, of The DalIes, visit
ed here last Wednesday.
Gordie Graham went to Vancouver,
Wash, to look at some property.
Miss johnson, of Hood River, came
up last Thursday to give music les
sons.
Mrs. Olin, of Albany, ho has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Roop, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Jennie Booth Mosier, correspond
eni for The Dalles Optimist, has start
ed to school, taking the tenth grade
work.
Mrs. Irwin and two children, who
have been visiting her aunts, Mrs.
Stark and Mrs. Cobb, have left for
North Yakima, where they will re-
side.
Mrs. r. Evans and two daughters
are visiting Mrs. Evans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. I, Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Coyle aud baby
isited Hood River last Saturday.
Mrs. Stul'I spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. I'D Crogsr and daughter came
down from The Dalles last Saturday.
Miss Ettie Denton, who has heep
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dick Evans,
lett Saturday tor her home in Seattle,
She Was accompanied as far,as Hood
River by Maude Evans and Elsie Dem
ny.
Justus I. Nef, county school su-
perlutendent, visited school district
No 8 last thursday.
Dy Page, who has been visiting his
fritrd, DR., Robinson, left Sunday for
Poli nd. DR.. Page expects to make
his line in Shaniko.
NJ Carrie Brown and Emily Hus.
banls 'isited Hood River Saturday.
Mr.. ari Mrs. J. X. McGregor visit.
cd iiooG er last Saturday.
Mrs, N! N and Mrs. Peterson. who
have been siting MIR. and Mrs. VIM,
JoLn0 ~ al ;I0ii new home, returned
to / ~ Dale. Sunday.
M. Simpson lett for Hood River
Monday She9o he as accepted the DO
sitl, as clein in the Waucoma hotel.
n i7ses Ht7ei and Ella Wiedrick
speLt o~4Iay with their parents.
Geo. Chamberlain spent several
days in Portland last week.
DR.. j. A Geisendorffer. of The
Dalies, visited this place last Satur. |
day.
Mr.. an Ms. VIA. Marsh aud hahy.
NJ iss Bessie, 'e Sunday with Mrs.
Marsh pa, euts. IL.s is Miss Bessie's
lirst visit to her grandparents.
W. A. Husbands has secured the
help ct Mr.. Carson and expects to
take short vacation after having
been confined to his work for the past
two years.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
ODELL.

Mrs. Pauline Ialmage is home from
a two weeks lit in Portland.
p. L. Shelley came home Thursday
of last week. II Shelley been
emrloyed in the iors.. To-erye and his
work there is complete tor this sea
son.
Last Friday evening about 30
friends of the Npifs gathered at their
home and gave them n genuine sur
prisa. A most beautiful evening
passed all too qnickely with music,
conversation, games and a delicious
lunch, and all went home glad to have
been one OF so merry a company, but
with a mingline of sadness with the
hanpiness, as all felt this would be
the last meeting Of this kind before
the going away of those In whose hon
or the guests we're assembled as the
Nefs leave Odell early in this week.
Cards OF invitation have been re.
ceiged here for the marriage of Laura
AInira Warner and Viva Francis Col
lins, Thursday evening, October 10,
at 80 O'Clock, at the h ;me OF the
brides mother, Mrs. h. A Warner,
435 east Ankeny street, Portland,
Ore Mr.. Collins friends in Odell eX.
tend congratulations and wish be and
his bride may find the journey of life
one Of happiness in great measure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sailiman will
occupy the Nelf home. These young
people have many friends about Odell
who will welcome them home.
Robertl Livingstone, of Portland,
was an Odell visitor last week.
Mr.. Lewis expects to return this
week to his home in Portland. lie will
be counetd as of Odell some time in
the not distant future. At preent he
thinks it will not be later than next
fpring he and his family will he at
home in our neighborhood.
Miss Josie Lawrence, of Portland,
visited her relatives, Mrs. Stanton,
and Mr.. and Mrs q. +. Smith, sever
al days the latter part of last week
and the first of this week.
Miss Marguerite Shelley Is in Port
land teaching in the Gillespie School
of Expression.
Rev. hoy Shelley preached to the
people " Olbii buuuhg Ouo VI MS Sol
mons, always good.
The G. T.. topic last Sunday even
ing was Orally to tho Work" A
good meeting is reported. The new
presient of the society, M. Odell, was
leader.
The Ladies' Aid society of Odell
met at the home OF Mis-. Il. A. II.
Clark last Thursday afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
WHITE SALMON
From the Enterprise

Fred RosegTant is building car
penter shop near the lower end OF
Jewett avenue. 1t will he "A feet
square front and fiat roof 1t will
present neat appearance when com
pleted.
There will bo n masquerade ball in
White Salmon on October 10, which
promises to be one Of the biggest
events of tho season. The music will
be furnished by the famous Lahey' 8
orchestra, of Cascade Locks, and a
big excursion will Ee run from that
place to White Salmon.
Joseph Walters had the misfortune
to lose part of one of his fingers one
day last week, while Unloading hay ut
Guy Crows place. The digit wa,
caught in pulley and was torn of
before he coull get it out. He Is now
carrying his han in sling and tax.
ing much needed rest.
A movement Is now on foot by
which IL Is expected that the Cook I
addition road will soon be opened.
subsci iption list is ing circulated
for the purpose of raising funds, and
the county commissioners will bt
asked to duplicate such sum as Is thus
raised. The com bined amounts will
probably open the road, as 1t is not 6
very costly undertaking though it il
very important one.
Some miserable skunk in human
form whose birth is to say the least
doubtful, and whose destination IL
Hades, has distinguished himself dur
ing tho past week by stealing tn,
swing ropes of the children from the
raIk. For the good Of the Communi
ty we hope the thief will get tangled
up aud hung in the very ropes b,
hos stolen. We deeply regret beinl
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
PINE GROVE

Orchardists are busy these days
picking and packing their fruit.
Many are picking their Jonsthans and
tho first of the Newtowns and Spitz.
enbefgs.
The water tower craze has struck
this neighborhood. W. Fike and L.
A. Decker are now erecting towers.
Our school nov has an enrolment
of l0l pupils. Owing to the crowded
condition of the two lower rooms, the
directors have decided to add another
teacher to take charge of the third
and fourth grades.
Hans Lage assisted the ladies at
their lurking last week and is now a
full -fedged member OF the society.
We are pleased to see Elmer Board
man Ia our midst once more. He is
visiting his brother Frank and we
learn will stay in the valley for cou-
pie OF months.
One of Mr.. Young's horses was
struck by the train Sunday aftern 7on
near LenZ station, but not serin, sly
injured.
Carpenters Lave completed their
part of the work on Geo. Smiths new
house near M. Eiill's, and they expect
to move into it soon. They have a
very neat eight room two-story house.
DR. Houses residence in this vicin-
ity is being rlastered.
Arrayed iu sunhst, calico dress and
huskin2 gloves, IA ladies fied them
selves into LaRe Bros corn field
Thursday afternoon. The boys gave
each Il husking pin-we won't men
tion who it was that put hers on her
thumb and the ladies went to work
in earnest. From the first the ontest
lay among three ladies, Mesdames
Malloy, Brock and B. Lage, but the
tirst named carried home the dollar.
bout 100 bushels we're husked and
the boys offered to inci case the wages
If the ladies' would return another at
terDoon. At five O'CLOCK the huskers
wore invited to the dining room at
Ed Lege's where a lunch of corn
bread and honey, baked beans and
pickles, coffee, cocoa aud cookies
we're served. The table was tastily
decorated with ears of corn end q
bouquet of corn tossels. All enjoyed
the afternoon immensely.
With Improvements of every kind
on every hand throughout this part Of
the valley, it seems that much need.
ed one is in cur cemetery. While sev
eral beautiful monuments have lately
been placed there the rubbish has
never been cleared away, has even
collected for ages, it appears. With
the fences around the lots torn down
and burned with the rubbish and
weeds there would be much improve
ment in the appearance
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
r. B. BRAGG & co.

bad thing for the town. Some kick, rs
say people starting into business &C
this kind will starve to death. Well,
if they do it will be 10 a good cause.
So let's quit that grunting and kick
ing and boost little. Now neigbbor.
| believe that town that has the
tributary country that this one has
and has the natural one and only wa
ter grade leadiu.. out and to it, II 1t
had few OF the necessary businesses
ii it we back woodsmen ooud get our
horses shod cheaper than to go to
White Salmon and get our wagon re.
paired cheaper than ht Hood River,
without losing day and paying 9th
er expenses. And il a barber should
come along and start barber shop it
would help some. As 1t now Is we
have to go to Hood River to get our
hair cut which costs 35 cents, besides
30 cents tor ferry. There is S5 cents
besides other expenses. Now we have
to get our haircut once Ia while or
let it grow and look like Robinson
Crusoe. A confectionery on this side
would be pI city nice, where we could
get our soft drinks. As It Ia we nave
to go to Hood River to get our lemon
ade which will cost 10 cents a glass
Now we could produce this product
for halt that, as we do not have to ir-
rigate. | did not think TO ask the
boys at Hood River but think they
will cut on prices as soon as it rains
and they get through irrigating.
James Larson, who has typhoid fe.
YER, is no better up to date. Ills fe.
yer runs little higher each day.
Sunday It was little more than l0i.
Mrs. VIM. Gilmer, OF Gilmer, came
down Saturday to visit with her
friend. Mrs. Olsnn. She retui ed
home Sunday evening.
9. Ii. Stranahan war passenger
for Portland Saturday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
FOR SALE

One-third cash; balance on or before
20 years at per cent.
60 acres timbered land in sec. 16, lilo,
with additional 100 acres partly tim
bered. Timber is worth cash pay
ment required.
3 acres south of Wilson Reservoir.
South half, block s, Parkhurst.
IA lots, block 20, Hood River proper
Apply to MURRAY KAY,
Phone 95x Hood River,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10

Lee Evans is having his residence,
which LIE erected this summer, paint.
ed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10

Helmes, who has been sick at the hos.
pital at Hood River for over two
weeks, is in convalescent condition.
The Ladies Aid society met Thurs.
day afternoon of last week at the
homs of Mrs. Charley Reed. Tea was
served and the society was augmented
by addition of several young ladies to
its ran ks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
MOSIER
Lands.

in large or small tracts. Some very good
land at low prices at present. Good
growing community. Six miles east of
Hood River. Also homesteads and re-
linquishments. Parties wishing to buy
will do well to write or see
GEO. CHAMBERLAIN,
MOsier, Oregon
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10
Will Stay in Hood River

The remedy that makes you eat, sleep
and grow strong, called Palmo Tablets,
will be sold regularly by Williams
Pharmacy, Hood River. These great
nerve and constitution builders cost oply
Soc per box, six boxes, $3.50. If
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-10

The 1oegery will take your measure
and have your suit made to order by
the Roysl Tailoring Co. Fit guaran.
teed.