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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
HOOD RIVER IN
FOUR TEAM LEAGUE

The Columbia River Base Ball
League was organized Saturday at a
meeting held in White Salmon of the
representatives of that place, Hood
River, lhe Dslles aud Goldendale
W. Il. Meyer went from here WAS
elected vice president of the organiza-
tion. The other officers are: NJ
B. Brooks. GoldenHsle, president
M. j. Van Worst, White Salmon,
secretary; II. Rice, The Dalles,
treasurer;
According to the rnles adopted by
the organizers the teams will ne
amateur aud the number of outside
players ON each team will Ee limit
ed to. two. The schedule has not
haen definitely arranged except that
the games will be played on tie Sun
lays from April 10 to June 26 inclus-
sive, with a game on July 4th. Mr..
Meyer who was the captain of the
Hood River team last year will have
charge OF the team and be is anxious
to sRet into communication with any
diamond artists in the sVslley, who
are interested in forming this Hood
River team.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
A Surprize Party.

A very pleasant affair was the sur
prise party given in honor Of Mr. and
MIS-. VIM, Kerr, at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs II. S. Reed on tuesday eve
ming, Feb. - Mt. and Mrs. Kerr
had teer invited to spend the evening
aE Mr.. Reeds home and the surprise
was complete success as was shown
by the astonishment In the faces OF
the worthy couple rs the guests, the
ladies of the "NeighboTly Club" aud
their families, came tIooping iu.
The evening proved delightful one.
The time was spent socially and in
listening to some of the fine numbers
on the new Victrola recently pur
chased by Mr.. Reed,
Light refreshments we're served
ter which J. l., Carter told in a few
well chosen remarks of the love and
esteem IN which Mr.. and Mrs. KslI
are held by their friends and neigh
hoIs and wished them success and
happiness in their new home.
Mrs Kerr responded In her pleas
intg way,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
MT. HOOD

Mrs. Vauthiers, who has been seri
ously i'll, is much better, and hopes
to come home this week
james Langille was on the sick list
last week
The chinook and warm rains of the
last few days are taking the snow rap
idly
Last week Miss Mary Allen received
the news of her fathers death, which
occurred in New York March 20.
Last Saturday evening Chester Wal.
ton sprained bis ankle while playing
basket ball and has to 60 on crutches.
Don't forget about the horticultural
meeting and basket dinner at the hall
on Wednesday, March 8, at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
The stockholders of the Mt. Hood
Water company held their annual
meeting last Monday and elected di.
rectors as follows: II. q, Rush, W. S
Gribble. j b Dimmick, b. Sandman,
L. ii. Larwood.
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The NeighbOrly Trust.

The "Get Acquainted with Your
Neighhor Trust" continues with un
abating interest. Snow, rain, mud
or Ice cannot prevent the friendly
meetings and each evening is round
up OF sooiability and good fellowship.
rhe meeting Friday night at +. A.
Bishops WAS series of surprises.
First was contest in reading twenty
five picture advertisements, which
was won by Mrs Sci osser, for which
she received "a useful prize. Next
came several trips to Jericho in which
but few could travel al first, but at
last all succeeded in catching on.
Then a memory test of forty. one ar
ticles in which Mrs. q. Ii. Littleiield
ed by scoring 80, for which she re-
ceived a looEinR glass.
Guitar solo by Miss Helen Howe,
recitstions bv Miss Helen Hershnei
and the Bubble Song by Miss May
Harbison, we've entertaining. Mrs.
Campbell was ring master and kept
things going lively. The preparations
invo we'd considerable effoIt on the
part Of the host and hostess, who we're
ably assisted by the father and moth
OF, Mr anu MrbS FeTRubOu dnu nef
sister, Mrs Campbell. 1t is family
that will bear acquaintance. The
lunch was not the least part of the
entertainment.
Another meeting was held on We'd
nesday evening at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. George K. Wilbur on Pros
pect avenue, once the Galligan straw
berry anch, now nice residence Sec
tion with grand view of the Colum
bia, with Mt. Adams in the distance.
C Contributed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-03
IRRIGATING DISTRICT
WILL issue BONDS

Saturday by vote of 46 to the vot-
ers of the Hood River Irrigation Dis
trict authorized q bond issue of So
600, the proceeds to be used in the
completion OF the bitches of the dis
trlct to provide enough water tor the
whole district. 1t is not the inten
tion OF the diIeot"rs of the district
to issue all the bonds at once as it
will net require all OF the funds to
do the work now contemplated. Sew
era years ago the district issued
$40, 600 in bonds to do the work but
owing to legal flaw tney could not
be sold The work will be pushed
through as rapidly as possible in au
eff ort to complete the ditch by fall.
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standing after two debates, each team
winning one by decision of two to
one, the tie will be decided Saturday
night in another debate to be held at
Psrkplaoe. The subject of the dis
cussion will be the same which WAS
used in the two previous forensic
CLASHES, Resolved, That life imprison-
ment with a limited power of pardon
should be substituted tor capital
punishment in Oregon. Hood River
will support the negative on which it
lost at Parkplaee before and the teams
will be the same except that Miss
Helen Orr will be on the team from
here in the place of Burton Jayne,
who has left school.
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Real Estate Transfer.

Real Estate conveyances for the past
week, reported by The Hood River
Abstract Company:
Albert Ruhnke to Apple Lands and
Orchard Company; l63 acres Mt
Hood.
George &. Simmons, Jr., to s.
ilbert Emilio; north one halt of
Lot of Riverside, near Dee.
George q. Simmons, Jr., to Louise
p. Simons; south one half OF above
lot.
Mary l.. Adams to Charles Il,
dams; 2 acres Upper Valley.
&C and g L Miller to W L Kent /,
20 acres Mt Hood
William Stewart to Msjorie s Pill.
son 70 acres l mile south OF Tucker
Bridge.
d Mcdonald to q NJ Coleman !;
block g. Pleasant View add, $500.
Geo W Dimmick to Julia M Combs
and B Becker; 26 one third acres
Mt Hood; S4740.
John S Slane to W McCready; II
acres west of X = cemetery.
The Oregon Lumber Co to william
Yates; 100 acres MT Hood.
Omar l. Day ct al to Geo W Dim q.
mick; lots aud Is, Spangler's Subdi.
vision; 5000.
Lee Ii Smith to Charles p McCan,
"a acres south OF Idlewide cemetery.
Mrs M j Johnson; west half of lot 3
block 7, Town Of Parkhurst; 1850
Right of way deeds in favor of the
Valley Electric Railway Co, which is
to run through the valley, have started
to make their appearance for record !;
ten being filed last week, which grant
Ell 40.foot right of way through sec
ton % and part of section q, Up N,
X 10 Il, W M; slso part of section
"a, Up. 2 N, X 10 Il, W M.
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Return Engagement.

The management OF the Opera House
takes great pleasure In announcing q
return engagement of McKenzie's
Merrymakers six nights and Saturday
matinee. commencing Monday eve
ming March 7. This is the same com.
pany that played"The jolly American
Tramp, here last Saturday night
and made such pronounced hit,
that the opera house Management i'm.
mediately signed contracts with them
for return engagement. 1hit is
one of the stTongest repertoire com
panies playing the Western Circuit
and can always sbe depended upon
to present the latest and popular
plays in a thorough manner, Special
scenery is carried for, each production
and high class vaudeville and music
by a piece orchestra is given between
acts. Popular prices will prevail
Seats on sale at ClaIke's Drug Store.
Saturday night handsome gold
watch will he given away. Watches
can be seen at Clarke's Jewelry
Store.
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S SURVE YING
and BLUE PRINTING
p. NJ. Morse
City Engineer Davidson Bldg
Hood River office for Newell,
Gossett 4 Walsh, Consulting
Engineers of Portland.
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted
The Government pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to ST. 200, and other en-
ployees up to $2,50O annually.

Uncle Sam will hold spring examina-
tions throughout the country for Rail-
way Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks,
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Depart
mental Clerks and other Government
Positions. Thousands Of appointments
will be made. Any man or woman over
IS, iu City or country, can get instruc-
ton and frer information by writing sat
once to the Bureau of Instruction, 1857
Hamlin Building, Rochester, N. Y.
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Editor Il. Ii. Shepard reports that
the circulation OF Better Fruit" is
still increasing at the same high rec.
ord rate set In January, when 1926
subscriptions were received During
February 1905 dollars rolled in for the
premier fruit paper, while only 300
we're secured by agents on the road In
place of twice that number in the pre-
vious month.
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Star Grocery
GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
Perigo & Son
Two Bargains

A Snap: 324 acres near Odell Odell,
only $50 per acre all under the ditch.
The best buy in the lower valley. Terms.
40 acres, fine orchard land, all under
ditch, 10 acres cleared, s acres in orch
ard. 3 acres bearing, rest in young
trees. This will make fine home or
prove a good speculation. Write for
information to A. SCHILLER, Dee,
Oregon. Phone Odell 1x2.
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Tie To BE Decided.

AS the debating teams of Hood
River and Parkplaoe had an even
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A number of the local Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine were In Portland
Saturday night for the midwinter Ger
emonial of AL Kader Temple and they
report an excellent time. The Hood
River delegation included G. L.
Early, W. j. Baker, John Often, G..
X. Marshall, b. z. Michel, j. @.
Carson, W. l.. CLARK, A. Pearson, O.
G. Dean, A. d. Moe, W. Il. Sherman,
Q. A. Plath, DIR. ii. l.. Dumble, tIed
L. Lisco and q. Ii. Stranahan.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The High School congress probably viii
not be held this afternoon. owing TO tho
fact that Principal Eaton has not arrived.
,Presidcut Taylor Chamberlain will call
tne regular Friday afternoon meeting of
the ''DGs DcutSchcr Ncrcin der Hoch-
largo than was eXpcoted. which mokcr
II possible 10 carry out number of
new ideas German style refreshments
VIII be handled by Grove Wilkcnson
Captain Webb says that as long ms
tho weather remains below freezing drill
n"sium great deal In the vacant pc
riods To make Bp for The numerous
oa'led-o Off drills. Tire officers have hand
cd in recommendation :or The appoint
ment OF non-comm iss oned officers
II the cadet battalion il: sran,ed the
time ago. q 1rst-class 20 2-cal,er rifle
range VIII bc constructed i'm The attic
OF the Union building. il will require
nj ieaat 500 TO build modern three
target range.
'rho new football sweaters for the first
wear football players arrived ut school
and were distributed Thursday.
The monthly book inspection will be
held soon. Tho books needing repairjng
were repaired free OF charge in the holt
week.
Debating Will soon be taken up be-
tween classes in prcpara tion for the stare
debate with the Park City high school
March = a schedule OF the interclasA
debates viii be made next week.
The dcmorit system started this week
has caused considerable comment among
tho students. Not ocly DO cadets Walk
THO paths but any boy who breaks tno
school rules is given periods Each bny
is credited with fifteen lnorils sr6 in
caSc AL arc lost he must stand tho pun
lshmcnt OF suspension from school
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New Incorporatioas

-Four new corporations filed their ar
uc!!eS with the county clerk Thursday rs
follows:
Ien@ Mining company OF this city. capi-
! tsilZeo at 100000 divided into shares OF
rs president, G.. X. Lcwis. vice pvcsl-
dent: l.. IT,. Farnsworth. secretary and
| treasurer These. With j. X. Walker and
- 9. RaEbould, constitute the board oi
directors. The company owns claims in
the Opiir district, Tooclc county,
lvie Greek Coal company of Salt Lake.
capitalized at $4,000. divided into shares
OF the par value OF S. each. Nj. H. Walker
IS president. ]. II. Walker. vice president
-: o Howard, secretary and treasure.
Ihcse. with o Is. Lewis and B. -. RAY
bouid. compose the directorate The com
paaE owns some coal land in Emery
county
Tho Lee Ranch company Of this citv.
capitalized At $40 divided into sha res
of the psr value Of $40 czch. NJ H.
Nalkcr Is president; G. a. Walker. vice
president; j.. ~. Farnsworti1 secrctary.
and treasurer. These with o * Lewis
and +. g. Rayhould. compose the board
OF directors The company owns fsrn
lands in Box Elder county.
Thomas G. Clceg & 60. of salt Lake
capitalization $4,000, divided into shares
OF the par value OF 81 each Thomas g
IIeSe l. president; Lamar Nelson, vice
president; {. NJ. Roberts. secretary ana
treasurer. These, With George Austin
and \. {. Tanner. constitute the board Of
directors. The company succeeds 10 tn"
STOCK pro&erase business ot Thomas c.
Gigs & Co.
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Card OF Thanks

lu behalf Of tho family of Mr.. John
Cook deceased. ! desire 10 thank an
those friends who have manifested their
interest in ms welfare during his de
clining wears aud who have extended
their sympathy and services in this
honr of sorrow, all of which is highly
appreciated and viii hc forever held
in attechonatc remembrance.
w T. COOK
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shortly for an extended visit In Europe.
supper was served at the College inn.
Those present wcrc tho Misses Edna
Burbider, Pauline Woods. Jeanette Gar-
bett and Margaret Judd, and &. 4. Till
man +. w Morrison, a. \. Menard and
Lon T.. IIosS.
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u,s Robert GlcndenninG was hostess
dellchtlul bridge tea Thursday aft
IAN vden seven tables of bridge were
..,,vd ard a number later went III to
Tho color scheme of red was cf-
,.',;,ely used with tall crystal vase
y s,d carnations in th- center Of tho
~ where Mrs. l. l.. Terry and Mrs
/, Cleveland poured. y prize was
s,.n al each table. and tho Winners were
y. W :. Rice. Mrs. George Airs. Mrs.
= {. savage Mrs r. j Fabian, Mrs. J.
4 Marshall. Mrs. Adolph Bacr and Mrs.
6-ses c. Dick.
Ms u. A. Suncley VIII move next
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Mr. and Mrs. IRA -. Wines Will leave
Inc last Ot this month for southern Cali
iornia, where they Will take an auto trip
and before returning here in the sum
mcr they will probably go TO Honolulu,
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OGDEN AND RETURN sl.1o
Via ID. &R. G. Jan. s, &, : g

Special train for the Boxing Exhibition
leaves Salt Lake 200 p NJ. Jan. 7th.
Returning leaves Ogden thirty minutes
after thc fight All tickets good until
Jan. 10th
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Lieutenant and Mrs Paul c. Potter
who have spent the holidays with rcla
tives in San Francisco, Cal viii hc
home about January 20.
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Twenty y-foSr friends surprised Mr. and
Mis-. \ II. Ensign at their home Wcdnes-
day evening. the affair being in honor of
their twelfth wedding anniV crsary, Dainty
refreshments were served. followed by
u few tables of five hundred.
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Mrs Elias y. Smith VIII leave Satur-
day for Los Angeles. Cal. and The
beaches. whore she Will spend tho re-
fDaindcr % the winter. AR Smith will
Join her later
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Professor and Mrs. \ p. Eeslcr who
have recently returned here from their
wedding trip. arc at home at 5jS West
North Temple street
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The members of the University club en-
tertained a number Of theiy friends at :,
second in = series Of dclishtfIl dances a;
the clubhouse Thursday evening
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MI and Mrs. DorsL and sons have
taken the Hammond home at 1867 East
Second South street. where they viii be
Tor The next ninc months. during Doctor
and Mrs. IL. II. lIammunds 8 trip abroad.
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Mis-. y. ". Witcher and daughter OF
Fly. New. viii be here The last Of the
month 20 visit Mrs. Witcher's mother
Mrs. Isabel Pitts.
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Friends Will bc glad 10 hear that
Madame Morris is improving from hcl
long Illness. aud while couvalsscing is
spending a week or 50 with Madame l.
a. Stmis.
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Mrs. j. T. Richards and family are
Richards at l15 y street The J. r.
Richards home. AT l65 4 street. is now
occupied by Mn. and Mrs. Lyttlcton
Price.
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Nh and Mrs. j. " Witbeck and Miss
Joy Witbcck returned Tuesday from q
visit with friends i'm Nephi.
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j. " Houston has returned from Now
York. whcrc he spent the holidays with
Mrs. Houston and their daughters. who
arc there ior the winter
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Miss Mari" Odcl will leave SATURDAY
for the 2riar CliG Manor school. near
New York.
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MIR. and Mrs. G.. w Robh OF Borden
Ind. are here. guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Horace Dunbar.
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Mis-. Downcy Muir aud daughter o
Goldiield. N"v.. arc here. guests of Mrs
MUil's mother Mrs. II. II. DoXcy.
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Mrs. Fred a. ijale entertained fey
friends Al a pUcttilv-apDo'nied mnChco
1T her home Thursday.
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Mrs w. III. Dickson left Thursday foy
san FRANCISCO and Santa Barbara Cal.
where she will spend The next two
months. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Schuider
and soG will join her about tho middle
of the month. TO spend several weeks.
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An eniova BILE box party was given last
OF Miss Edna Burbidgc. who leaves
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Mrs. w f.. Schlutcr has returned from
the east where she spent the past two
NM, I,.
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Tribune Wans Aas
Bell Main 300. lDdcDenden. $50
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SOCIETY

7 o,dor 10 prevent impositions
I ~ oaa,i,arrassnients oa The Tribune
/; snd ,s that persons leaving social
srQue' and especially marriage
;r,,T.s roH, or engaecmcnts. Tor publi-
po'ioo' p,ioo leave with them names
ca,lV",i which the source OF the
inrwos IOo may bc traced If The matter
rallcd in question.
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Tho members of The Plate club were
Gntertained AT a o'clock luncheon
rhuTsoay by Mrs s. IL 'Trcloar. fol-
lowed by bridge. 1hen tie prize was
won by MIS-. o. G. Nelson. 'rhe next
meeting Of the club viii be Thursday,
January 20, with Mrs T. r. Black
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~. Luncheon club will he enter
4 ,.icsd lodsy by Mrs. Fred Mcalliu
Z a. iO,I Second avenue,
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week from apartment No. :. gransford.
10 apartment No a.

to apartment No. ..
Mrs. NJ. 4 Stingloy entertained "A few
ltlend5 NJ n charming Jca AT her apart
liooh' IN honor Of her daughter Mrs
Samuel Ncwhousc. Iicd aud white rar-
nations were prcttiiy carried ont In tho
uccora lions. with u silver basket OF them
Ill thc center of the tea table which was
covered with = handsome cluny lace
clo1h Mrs. Stnsloy was assisted by her
srnnddaushtcrs. Mrs. j. j. Campbell and
table assisted by Miss Georgia Moore
The members OF the Iutcralia club en-
tertained delightfully."- Wednesday even
ing. In honor of Miss IIannnh White
who VIII be married January . to Will
Ham Smith. The evening was spent i'm
games. and vocal and Instrumental NUM-
bers were enjoyed. followed by Il Dutch
supper. Those present were:
Abrsm. Eeiusaribor
Miss Minnie Miss Rae
IIiX. Miss Madeline Smith, Miss Edna
Lewis. Miss Pauline Wolfe.
Landau. Miss Itssic Miss Jenuette
Rogers. Miss Marie
Miss Mary Watkins delightfully."- enter
tanned few Of her friends tt box
party at the. Colonial Wednesday cven-
Ing. Aftcr the ;heatcr they repaired 20
franklins. where Il dainty luncheon was
served. Those present were; Mrs.
susan watkins: her mother, Josephine
Mooney. Mrs. Minnie Matthews. Myrtle
Brain and Bessie Johnson.
The members of The Plate club were
THURSDAY. by Mrs. S. IL. 'Treloar. fol-
lowed bN bridge nbcu tlir pri1S Cac
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CALENDAR.

I; .,.s Percy SadIer vii! entertain
3 mr. snron shower this afternoon.
81 honor of MISS Lillian Eakin. a
Z u nL..r,,sry s bride. NcN, Thursday art
Z seD Miss Eallir VIII be guest OF
3 d'CV" a, kitch"n shower, TO be
Z Iouy' 1" nv Mrs. Isabel Pitts. and Fri
{ sn sr, afternoon Mrs. \. J.. SpraSuc
4 III entertam al a linen shower IN
! her honor
Z Ore scnner X. Smith viii enter
& !, luncheon AT her home to-
: ,r m homo. or Mrs, Walter Stone
|: 4 Nevada.
s coIoneI and Mre. w. S. Scott will
I -,s,lain at cards nj their quarters
q Me pos, next Wednesday even
ims
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movement lN value
Ter OF stocks. AND I'm fact, frorsa wEal cEaeveE
nd after fine holiday festivals, yet

and annr2ciase frue sale values.
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heir iEnpOrtaRce amsa extra 0rdi-
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EAST BOYER NEWS.

Henry Mordhorst, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie, spent Sunday with
John Andersen and wife.
Mr.. Wilbur Brandenburg made a
business trip to Ricketts, on Tuesday
last.
John Hamann and son, Henry, were
business visitors at the Aug. Loeb
miller home Sunday.
Theo. Kuhl, wife and daughter spent
Sunday at the Claus Kuhl home near
Manila.
Miss Alice LANCER visited with FL
la and Stella Mordhorst Tuesday eve.
Henry Andersen and wife were Sun
day visitors with their son, John, and
family.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the Arndt-Lueth wedding
near Buck Grove on Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Palmer closed sue
cessful term of school in district No.
8 on Friday. She is spending her va
cation in Manila.
On last Saturday one of the most
pleasant events of the season occurred
at the Fritz Brandenburg home. A
party was given for the young people
which proved to be great success.
The evening was spent in playing
cards, dancing, singing, etc, and an
elegant supper was served by the hos
tess. The guests stayed till a late
hour in the morning, when all depart
ed for their homes, having enjoyed
themselves to the utmost.
| Mrs. Philip Petersen returned home
, Tuesday after spending several weeks
with her daughters in this. vicinity.
The Misses Mary and Anna LANCER
and brother, Ed, spent Sunday even
ing with Miss Edna Norman.
Louie Heiden was a guest of Willie
Heuces on Sunday last.