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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
OVER THE STATE LINE.
(From the Lawrence Tribune.

(From the Lawrence Tribune.)
 The proposition to have Sunday baseball in this state is sugar-coated to deceive the unwary. The bill in- troduced into the Legislature prohib- it's the charging Of a price for admis- sion, but it does not prohibit the talk ing up of "collection'' after the crowd is inside the park. If it should prohibit that the measure would not attract much support.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
DIR. RICHTER's CLOSE CALL.

Dr. A. F. Richter had close call from a serious accident at Main and Bank streets, yesterday afternoon, when, muffled in furs, he failed to hear a car approaching his carriage. The fender ripped out several spokes, but prompt action on the part of the rnotorman prevented more serious re- suits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
PILES CURED IN TO DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days or money refunded. V50c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
TONS OF FRESH FISH 3 els per 10.
 w. D. COOK & SON 523 WATER ST. Telephone 463-2
g WHO WANTS A BARGAIN

in a hundred acre farm, 10 room house, barn, sheds, fruit trees, we - cows, horses. 4 calves. chickens pigs. On the main road between Stratford and Shelton, 4 miles from Stratford and 2 miles from Shelton Price and terms to suit.
 JAMES FEEI.EY, ARCADE
 Onen Evenings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08

you the next night you come. He will thank you for it after he finds out he has been missing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
(From the Fall River Globe }

Every citizen is in a. measure re- sponsibie for the government of the state or municipality in which he re- sides. He is member of the cor poration and it is his duty as such to take a part in the management of it's affairs in so far at least, as to participate in the selection of those to whom the administration of the same shall be entrusted. If he fails to do this he defaults in his obliga- tions, both to himself and his fellow citizens. He forfeits. moreover, any moral right to complain if the public business is not handled satisfactorily or honestly, if taxes are high; if ob- noXiouS laws are enacted or if his personal rights are encroached upon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
jFrOm the F'itchburg SentineI)

It was not much encoura cement for the speedy identification of railroads in this state which was found at the hearing, recently, by the committee on metropolitan affairs. But, for the distant future, the prospect was brighter. Chairman Crocker of the Big Four commission, which is sit ting upon this question, holds that electrifcation will be of immense public benefit, but does not find much prospect of action by the roads be- yond their studying the problem, as they were directed to do. There is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
(From the Lawrence American.)

The very poor showing made by the heads of the Republican ticket in the last state election may cause a move pment for 2 change of front next fall. Whether it was the unpopularity of the ticket or the force of circum- stances over which the party had no control which caused the near-defeat of the heads of the state ticket it is hard to say, but it is a safe predic- ton, that if conditions are not radi- cally changed before next year, and the Republicans present the same ticket and put up the same kind of a campaign, the chances are strongly in favor of the election of a Demo cratic governor and lieutenant-gover- nor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08

Farmer Want Ads. ; nent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
Favors for St. Valentines Day

Fascinating things are at the Dennison Section in anticipation of St. Valentines Day Red hearts of all sizes, barbed arrows, and tiny Cupds all in brilliant colorpgs ready to be applied to letters and sages, to luncheon and dinner table decorations. Heart Seals for Valentine letters. Paper Napkins and Crepe Paper in appropriate de- signs.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08

On Cold Days in the Tea Room, one may have hot chicken clam boulon, tea, coffee or chocolate toast, chicken pattes, poached eggs toast. and other tempting dishes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-08
Silk Petticoats, Clearance! ]!

It is we'll to remember that there is an unl of silk skirts on now. It will probably last of days, no longer. $7.5O, $50, $9.5O and $ Petticoats, black and colors.
 for $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
Historya Pucka, Osady Polskiej W Pofudniowej Dakocie.

mex, przytem powitaG nowego proboszcza. Pc paru dniach
pobytu u mas, zauwazono zaraz, re nowy proboszcz to
ME taxi, jak jego poprzednicy. Zasta1 BOWEN parafie W jak-
nieladzie - DO ami uczciwego koscio4a, ami FAD
nych sprzet6w, tax W koscie]e iak Wv ~plebanii. To tel zaraz,
W pierwsza %niedziele swego pobytu, przemawia do zgromadzo-
nych W serdecznych s{owach 0 potrzebie nowego koscio1a "a
wicza traf4y zaraz do serca kazdego wywarfy wielkie wraze-
ME ma kazdem, re nowy proboszcz tax energicznie bierze sic
do po]epszenia bytu parafan, ME tylko moralnie, ale mate
ryalnie. W pierwsza '%niedzieie majaa zwolal ks. %proboszcz pc
zebranie parafa]ne, celem naradzenia sic mad
budowa nowego koscio4a. Zebranie odbyfo sic pod goen
niebem, DO koSci64ek by1 "a ma4y, a przytem, re Najsw. Sa-
krament by1 W o4tarzu. Pogoda s~przyjafa. Zebranie rozpo-
W imie Boga mod]itwq, kt6ra odm6wi} proboszcz. Po-
tenn ks. ]proboszcz ~przedstawif Gel zebrania to jest budowe
nowego koscio4a. Tu ozywione powsta1y dysputy stawiano
rome wnioski, ]ecz tie wcale sic ksiedzu ME podoba4y; a szcze-
g6]nie wniosek opodatkowania kazdego ma nowy kosci6l. -
KS. proboszcz ~przedstawi1 zebranym, re nalepiej bedze
IL on sam wyjedzie odwiedzic kazdego parafanina i przy
tel sposobnosci kolektowa6 bedzie dobrowolnie cd kaz-
diego ma nowy ko5ci64. Ia propozycya ks. proboszcza
sic %wszystkim, a vie. ia przyjeto jednog4osnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

bezpiecza praWa Jagielly do
tronu polskiego ma Wypadek
swej smierci, szanujac marc
dowa godnosc LitWin6w przy-
wodzi przeciez hardego Wi
tolda do uznania " Jej oso-
bic zwierzchnictWa korony
polskiej. ME znac nigdy
zadnej innej zwierzchniczki
i PAM mad MIA, OTTO co Stu
buje W %slynnym akcie os-
~trowskim. "Jadwiga stale sic
najwyzsza patronka, ostat-
MIN celem pojednania W Os-
trowiu." = I ME zerwaf tego
slubu dummy ksiaze Litew-
ski; pomny danego Jadwidze
przyrzeczenia, wszelkie Krzy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
ny { clos mu smierteloy

ny Il clos nj smierteloy
zadadzal.
Gaia vielkosc tych zaslug
moralnych ohjawiia sic do
piero po zejsciu malzonki ia
eie1iy 'lecz to ME przy-
nioslo uszczerbku Jej czci j
rozs}awie "a zycia". lSzajno-
cha). "Od najnizszego ub6st-
wado najwyzszych zaszczyt6w
spoleczehstwa ludzkiego, przy
taczamy znowu Szajnoche, cd
pograzonej W nedzY rodziny
kmieciej, kt6rej Ona os}odzi-
Ia gorycz zyWota, az do gfo-
wy Koscio]a katolickiego.
kt6remu Jadwiga tax wiel-
kiemi zasluzy1a sic ofiarami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

Mic nowego mily Iechu, Vista
ME wylala -
Jestem zdrowy, iona zdrowa fami.
liza GAIA"
|Lech mn ma to:ssU mnie take ME
inaczej chyba,
my. wszyscy tax 50 zdrowi
jak we wodzie ryba''.
ETeraz bracie Nadwislaku MIN zacz
niesz gawedke,
FP6jdziem wypic Pc sszk1aneezce be
nam teraz chetke.
l tax poszli obaj W pare do J. Sta:
chowiaka.
Boo to przeciez czfowiek godny a j
sluzba TAXA.
Pan Stachowiak zaraz pyta: co ma
bye p%anowie-
Lech mu ma to W krotkich s]owach
dobitnie odpowie:
Ty ME pytaj drogi bracie wiesz
co pie zawsze -
A Polak tel zaraz "a MIN: ia to sa
me take.
I postawi4 buteleczke wilma praw.
dziwego
] dwie szklanki z z1otym kraj em
jedne ola kazdego.
1 tax sobie gawedzili godzine czy
wiecej,
Az ich zonki zawofaly - DO chcia-
~ pieniedzy.
Zeby to tax wszystko widzia} -
pan S. P. G. z Waco,
Pomysla}by: "Ach~jam zrobi} O.
my}ke a wielka.."
DOBROMYSK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

ubiegano sic okazac Jej cze6c
i milost. Ubogi murarz przy
budowie klasztoru Karmelic-
kiego ma Piasku wydzwig.-
niony przez Kr6loxe 2 ME-
vol, wykonal 6lai Jej stopy
W kamieniu i wmuruwai go
W 6ciane Kosciola. a papiez
Bonifacy TX na1sylal Jadwi-
DE listy, dajace Jej niezwy-
czajne dowody przychylnosci
j poufnego p~orozumienia."
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

Jackie odtracajac ponety,
przechyli ma polach Grun-
wsldu szale zwyciestwa ma
korzysc Polsi1i.
Jeszcze siiniiejszym wezlem
sprawiedliwosci mi1osci spa
ia z Polska szczesliwie cd
zyskana Rus CzerWona; tam
kazdy krok Kr6lowej INA
czy sic aktem szczodrobli-
wosci rozumnej opieki. I
OTTO znowu bez krwi rozlewu
wzmaga sic W rekach Jadwi-
81 potega Polski, przyrasta
juz "a Jej zycia ten zas6b
sit, kt6re pc Jej smierci
zmierza sic z rozpanoszonym
wrogiem ca1ej Sfowianszczyz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

Dalej uchwalono ~pobudowac kosciG z drzewa, 100 stop
dfugi 40 stop szeroki, 20 stop W scianach, z wieza
100 stop wysoka. Wszelki m%ateryafdo budovy uchwa-
lono zviesc bezp}atnie: " kohcu Poproszono obyw. NJ.
tetowi koscelnenu " czasie budowy kosciola. ~ Urzednika-
koscielnymi byli: J6zef Gruba, jake kasyer 80 stanisfaw
WyganoWski, jake sekretarz. Ma tenn zakonczono zebranie.
KS: %proboszcz zaraz " poniedzia1ek zaczal odwiedzac swoich
paIafan kolektowa6 ma kosci6i. - Gdy W%szystkich odwie-
Edzlf, zebraf 800 dolar6W W pieniadzach a p~rzesz1o 5000 dola-
row W podpisach q superintendent, re Wszystko bedzie zap4aco-
ne ma jesien. z tymi 800 dolarani ma reku rozpoczeto budo-
we kosciola, kt6ry przy dobrem kieroWnctwie k. proboszcza,
kon1itetu koscielnego p. N. Reszczynskiego kosztowaf 2 okna-
Ks. J. WojtoWicz ~ J6zef Gruba, J6zef Helwig, NJ. Reszczy6-
ski, J6zef Lesnar, Wojciech Dolby, nadto - Bractwo sw. 10
zefa, BractWo sW. stanislaWa Kostki, BractWo Rozanca sW.
nieWiast ! BractWo Roza1ca sW- mezczyzn: Kosci6l zosta1 Wy
zupelnie y czerwcu +. 1884.
(Ciag daisy ~nastapiL)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
KS. Biskup w. Bandurski
o Najwyzszy hold
Kr6lowej Jadwidze

Piekna to i godziwa rzecza
uroczyscie wielkie
rocznice dziejowe, krzepif
serca w~spomnieniem daw-
nych t%ryumf6w. Ma}ego atoli
i przelotnego znaczenia by1y-
by ma jwspanialsze narodowe
obchody, gdyby ME by}y
stwierdzeniem duchownej
}acznosci z postaciami, co by
Ky W tych czasach n~ajszla-
chetniejszem rarodu wc;ele-
MEM, z tymi, co czystoscia
serc, madroseia i cnota scia-
|gneli nan obfita rose b1ogo-
s}awiehstwa Bozego.
Upojonym chwafa, sp}ywa-
)aca ma mas z oddali pieciu
wicklow, zdaje sic, lie tylko
|dzwieki tryumfu przystoja
obchodowi Grunwaldzkiego
zwyciestwa. Baczmyz, azebys-
my wyszli z niego podniesie-
nj ma duchu, a ME chcieli
|jedynie zag}uszyc b6lu, co
trawi nam serca; baczmy,
skladajac hold sile oreza, co
tego dokona1a zwyciestwa, a.
zebysmy ME z%apomniell o CT
CHEZ zas}udze, co by}a ziar-
mem, z kt6rego wyr6s1 6w
plon obfity i bunny!
w przededniu Grunwaldz-
kiej rocznicy obok imienia
Jagiel}y jedno imie narzuca
sic pamieci ~potomnych: imie
krolowej Jadwigi. Sprawl
rozszerzenia jej ku]tu nabie-
"a W tel chwili chlubnych
w%spomnie6, donios1ego zpa-
czenia. Oddzwiek, jaki znaj-
die W sercach naszych, be-
die miara naszej wdziecznos-
ci i duchowej z czasami ia
giellon6w }acznosci.
!: Podczas kazania, wyglo-
szonego Is lipca 1909 r. W
ostatnia Grunwaldzka rocz-
nice, rzucilismy z ambony
Maryackiego koscio}a CORA
ce w%ezwanie, azeby W pro-
gramie uroczystosci ma rok
1910 0 dw6ch ME %zapomnia-
no punktach. Pierwszy: to
piesh rycerska: Boga-R odzi-
lea; MECH ia piesh wyplynie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

w W SA0 WI
okolicy Jest brat . tam zn6w
siostra a tam W trzeciej ku-
moter it'd. It'd.
A najbardziej mnie intere-
sowa}s korespondencya, cry
Ii jakss nauka W numerze
IL tym Wiarusa, pieana przez
pana S. P. G. z Waco, Tex.
gdyz jak zacza1em CT; tao t.
doprawdy my5]alem,r ~ to
jest uk}adem iakiego kazno-
dziei i to jeszcze takiego co.
juz ohchodzil so letuia rocz-
nice swego kar]ahstwa. Ale
czytam W drugim ustepie :
eli, to NE, to jakis inny, DO
ma zone, gdyz pisze re wy
jecha} ma wjzyte 4 GAIA faml
liza do Marlin, Tex. j mys]e
sobie-hm.. popa tam niema
- ale czytam dalej z zapa-
lem - Ab! toe to ten sam
Pan co W po1 rzednim nume-
re Wiarusa, Polaka z mad
Wis}y tax niewinnie obczer-
nil. Ale czH tam jeszcze dale],
a on go i tn jeszcze przesla'
cujr.
Vice chc:a]hym sic zwr6-.
Gle do Pana s. P. 6. W paru
s}owach: ola czego Pan tax
pragniesz zemsty IA MIN cd
pana Letha? a i sam 60 OBJ
czerniasz, - czy tylko ola to-
90 re prosi} Redakcyi VIA
rusa ably mu ME odm6wl}
m:ejsca ma kilka wiers2y, je-
zeli ME odm6wiono Panu Le-
chowi tax dlugiej korespon-
dencyi - czy]i jak Pan Po-
lax z mad Wis1y naval, His
toryi z tysieca ! jednej no.
cy - doprawdy, ME wierzy}-
bym zeby Pan S. P. &. tax
ME skalanego charakteru,
mia1 sic tax uposledzit.
Boo pr4eciez te korespon-
dencye, tax pana Lecba jak
Polaka z mad Wis}y ME je
den czyta}, a Mkt ME by}
tax predki jak Pan S. P. G..
z Waco, Tex. zeby nam tn
srok6j na:uszac.
Czytal tam / pan Ormuz z
Lockhart, Tex. a re to c7lo-
wick ME cd parady glove ma
karku noszacy, i moze mia'
juz co ma jezyku, ale sobie
tylko pogrozi} palcem W bu-
Gle i daf spok6j w%szystkie-
mu; pomysla1 sobie, ia to 70
slavic ola kogo innego, -
a co Pan SIG. TAXI niecier-
pliwy i ME moze sic docze-
kac pomsty cd p. Lecha ma
p. Polaka z mad W'sfy, to
sic Pan kontentuj z tego cos
Pan s}yszal, boo oni sobie O.
bal zyja jak W najlepsze; boo
przeciez Pan Lech niepotrze-
buje pomocy cd nikogo,> DO
on jest tax silny umys}owo
jak nasz Zbyszko f~izycznie.
Bo coz by powiedzia} Zbysz-
ko gdyby ktos z widow eko-
cyl i cbcia! mu pom6c 20
1ozyc tax s|awnego Mahmu-
ia powiedzia]by idz precz
bracie, ME zadam pomocy,
ia takich Mahn ut6w tuzin
1,loln
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12

As@ - 49,
ZACH Grunwaldu Wa1eczne
!hufce Jagie}ly! A Drugim
|punktem - to uczczenie pu-
blicznym aktem kr6lowej
Jadwigi, to j~ednomyelne OBJ
pragnienia, abysmy
ia ujrzeli ma O}tarzach, a
mogli wzywac Jej
przyczyny jako Oredownicz
XII naszej W Niebiosach.
Jakto! Vice Jagie}lo bedzie
mia1 sw6j pomnik wspania1y
i grobowiec strojny kWie-
|ciem = a Jadwidze, kt6ra
dala Polsce Litwe Gala z ia
gie}la ma czele, ME z}ozymy
godnego Jej zas}ug ho1du i
DANNY? Wszak pisze juz O
niej Jagiellon6w historyk, re
|"kiedy W katedrze krakow
|skiej dnia Is ]utego 1885 r.
m1odziutka Jadwiga odda-
wa1a reke Jagie]le, pek1o W
|tejsamej chwili pierwsze ko{o
u wozu fortuny krzyzackiej.'
[Wszak ona to, gdy napr6zno
do opamietania stare{A sic
przywiesc zaslepionych z'os-
cia teutohskich rycerzy W
tych natchnionych s1owach
~przepowiedzia}a i'm zgube: -
"Dop6ki ia zyje, zdo1am
wstrzymac te sroga woj ne,
kt6ra wan groz; tax "a obec'
ne iako i dawne krzywdy
Kr6lestwu Polskiemu wyrza-
dzone; ale pc mel smierci
wiedzcie, re re sprawiedli-
wych wyrok6w Bozych stra-
SINE czeksja was kleski, "a
to, re panom swoim, dobro-
dziejom i tw6rcom swojego
kt6ryci cblebem, ja}-
muzna, nadaniami zyjecie,
jak przeciwnymi staliscie sic
:wroganli.' (Dlugosz).
II tax sic stalo", dodaje
opowiadajacy to p6zniej
.Krzyzak sp6lczesny, a moze
naoczny swiadek zjaz-
.du w Inowroc}awiu (wed}ug
:Szajnochy: Jadwiga i Jagiel-
.1o),
I ME tylko wyrzeczeniem
sic -pieszczpnej cd dziecih-
silva milo5ci sprowadzi}a Jad-
:wiga przysz}y pogrom Krzy-
zactwa. - Ona do podjecia
tego wielkiego zadania sama
przysposobiia sw6j nar6d;
przewaga swoja moralna mad
calem otoczeniem - swojem
wysokiem poczuciem spra-.
wiedliwosci, nieustanna pie
'.cza, jaka otacza1a wszystkie
Varsity j stany, sw~iat}ym j
tax gfeboko znaczenie oswia-
ty pojmujacym umysEem, ia
podnjos1a przez Il
.swych rzad6w tax wysoko
.nar6d jej powierzony, lyle
zbudzi1a " MIN nieprzeczu-
wanych dotad natchnieh"
jak pisze Szajnocha, take.
wypielegnowa1a W MIN silly,
re, gdy przeciagnieta struna
:stosunk6w z Krzyzactwem
pc Jej smierci, m6g1
ten nar6d podjac rzucona
:mu rekawice i wyjsc z n:ej
chwa1a nieby-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-12
Potrzeba

Ch4opca do drukarni Wiarusa"
ZgfosiG sic zaraz.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
Communication From MIR. Butler

Editor Glacier My attention has
been called to an affidavit published in
a recent issue ,of the Glacier in con-
nection with the injunction suit now
pending wherein it is sought to enjoin
our city EofFicers from disposing of the
proposed issue Of water bonds in any
other manner than that which ordinary
business prudence iand the best in
terests of the city would warrant.
There is very little foundation of
fact for the use of my name in the
affidavit and on this point, none are
better informed ethan the gentlemen
who prepared the instrument, but for
the purpose of this statement | shall
concede enough of it to give me an
opportunity to say that any citizen
OF Hood River with the interests of
the city at heart, might consistently
advise any taxpayer that it would be
well to ask the Courts to enjoin the
city officials from disposing Of six per
cent bonds at heavy discount under
a private contract, when under the
right conditions and with the usual
publicity given to matter of this kind
our bonds at owersrate should find a
ready market at par.
Let the bonds be sold at the earliest
possible date and let US have better
and more adequate supply of water
without delay, but letsus also 1elimin-
ate the personal animosities that are
causing the delay and "'quit ourselves
like men.
Leslie Butler,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
APPLES TO AUSTRIA
GERMANY AND RUSSIA

Four boxes of Hood River apples
were shipped last week by DR.. Gastav
Baar, of Portland, to friends in
Europe and the boxes were well forti-
fed for their journeys in the open
express, being given double tops and
bottoms and bound with iron bands.
DR.. Baar sent several boxes to Euro
pean friends last year, but because
the boxes were not properly strength
ened, some of the fruit was injured.
This year his friend, Joe Wilson, saw
to it that the boxes were prepared for
the express smashers.
The four boxes of fancy Hood River
fruit went to the following addresses
Geheimrat DIR. Emil Pheiffer, Wies-
baden, Germany; Prof. DR.. julius
Mannaberg, Wien, Austria; Miss
Rosa Schwartz, Mahr, Weiskichen,
Austria; Mrs. Anna Braun LODI,
Russia.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
ALL METAL PICKING
BUCKET INVENTED

An all-metal fruit picking bucket
is the invention of Walter &. Palmer,
of this city, and the new orchard
utensil, working specimens of which
are on exhibit at the office of the
Hood River District Land company,
bids fair to become very popular. .
1t is a regular metal bucket, with
a metal bottom of two sliding
sections. The bottom slides from
under the fruit in the filled buckets
and it slides into the receptacle with
out jarring and bruising. The bucket
according to Mr.. Palmer il especially
adapted to handling apples, pears,
peaches and any small fruit or vege-
tables.
The Palmer Bucket company is the
name is the corporation which has
been formed by Mr.. Palmer, j. Calvin
Skinner, and Alfred T. Allen for the
manufacture and sale Of the new
bucket. The company is incorporated
for S25, 900 and the officers are Mr.
Palmer, president; Mr.. Skinner, vice.
president; Mr.. Allen, secretary anc
treasurer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
HEIGHTS NEWS
Mr.. Vetter has moved to his ranc
bought of Mr.. Brown.

Mr.. Vetter has moved to his ranch
bought of Mr.. Brown.
Rev. Handsaker, Of the Christian
church, is occupying the house of Mrs.
o. l.. Stranahan on Taylor street,
vacated by Mr.. Vetter.
Miss Horning and Miss Groves are
located in the lower part Of the home
of Mrs. o. l.. Stranahan on 18th
street.
We understand there is to be read
ing room opened in the Baptist church.
Our greenhouse is improving all the
time having fine stock of bloom
ing plants. Ferns, bulbs and all things
pertaining to a greenhouse for which
we are very thankful.
]. H. Gill has opened variety store
in the concrete building OF Willis
Bradley.
The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Hill last week and had a very pleasant
and instructive meeting.
A. C. Staten is building a large
storage cellar for potatoes.
The W. C. T.. u. will meet with Mrs.
Bayard Simonton on Tuesday Novem-
Der %. All who are interested in the
Temperance work are cordially invited
to meet with US.
Carl Summers new residence is
nearly completed.
Mrs. r. j. Cunning is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, are rejoicing
over new baby boy that came tc
stay with them few days ago.
The Congregational Aid Society or
the Heights will meet with Mrs. Chas.
Castner Friday, November l8, fol
special work. Let every one attend ir
our church work.
The ladies' of the W. X. c. will hole
social at the home of Mrs. J. II. Gil
on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
Everyone welcome.
Miss Edythe Gill has decided to sta!
at home this winter and will do nurs
ing.
Mrs. A. l.. Phelps has returned iron
her visit with her children in Fores
| Grove.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate transfers for the week
ending November IL, 1910, as reported
by the Hood River Abstract company
John S. Pinney to r. W. Wilbur
40 acres near Odell.
f. f. Cannon to John Askew; II
acres in DukeslValley.
Katie A. Foor to Hood River
Orchard Land Co. 10 acres in Willow
Flat.
Olof Dahlberg to Lawrence Jepson
5 acres in Barrett district.
Ella May Jones to L. Hunt; lot a
blk 2, Baldwin's Addition.
r. J. McIsaac to W. L. Van Nuys
20 acres in upper valley.
j. 0. Goldwaithe to Baltimore
Orchard Co; 10 acres vets of Tucker
Bridge.
d. B. Fleming to Grace p. Farris
20 acres in Oak Grove district.
Joseph F. Batchelder to George +
Pineo; OF 50x100 feet in Rivervie'
Park,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17
Grubbine Contract.

About Is acres cleared land adjoining
orchards of Messrs. Peter Mohr and Ed
Hawks, East Side, Al miles from Hood
River wanted grubbed and first plowing
Bids ON contract to Mr.. w. G. Collier in
charge and s. Aune, Columbia Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17

For Sale Baldwin, Vandevere and
Salome high class seconds at so cents
per box delivered. Ben Davis 35 cents
Oakhurst Fruit Farm. Phone 2l4K
r. f. D..
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17

Read "Oregon, the Last Call of tn,
West" by Walter V. Woehlke, beauti
fully illustrated in four colors in No
vember Sunset Magazine. Now on SALE
all news stands, Is cents Mo
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-17

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