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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12

In some German factories mors
than a hundred university graduates
who are specialists are employed in
research work. Concerning this poll
cy. Professor Ostwald says: THE
organisation Of the power of inven-
ton in manufactures on a large
scale in Germany is as far as l know
unique in the worlds history, and
is the very marrow of our splendid
triumphs."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12

A business man of New York City.
with broad experience, calls atten-
tion to a marked difference that ex-
lists between Federal and city en-
ployes. while you find the graft
instinct at a minimum among the
Federal employees" ne says, "it Ia
at a maximum among the city serv-
ants, whose minds and methods at
once reach for it at the first oppor-
tunity."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
AUTOGRAPHS OF ELIHU YALE.
University Gets the First That Have
Come Into Her Possession,

University Gets the First That Have
Come Into Her Possession.
New Haven, Conn.--Yale Univers-
ity has Just received the gifts of two
autographs of Governor Elihu Yale,
its patron. these being the first that
have ever come into her possession.
The first of these is the signature
OF Governor Yale, sent on by DR.. Ed
gar Thurston. Governor of the muse
um at Madras, India. It Is cut from
the consultation book Of the Council
OF Fort ST. George, Madras. when Eli
hu Yale was Governor OF that body.
The second memento of Governor
Yale is an autograph letter, said to be
the only one in America. 1t Is given
to the university by l.. S. Whipple of
the class OF 1881 of Boston.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
Masculine Women.

women are growing mere like
men in appearance. They are taller.
stronger, have wider ohouldsrs. big
ger hands and feet. and are gradually
losinE ths charm Of a petite ana
graceful individuality. l Astics. too.
thAt their vsIs~s are dsspsr and
stronger. The ssns Of vsnsa's shattsF
u lsss sArfil AAs Aors virils. The
0rspAis.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
School Fund OF Texas.

The permanent free school fund of
Texas amounts TO more than $780,
100000 in value, and the revenue
derived comes in large part from in
terest on bonds OF the various coun-
ties, and much OF 1t from rent or
lease of school lands for grazing pur-
poses and from interest on notes
taken for deferred payments or land
sold,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
Towns Named Alike.

There are 27 cities and towns nam
ed Troy in the United States. 10
named Athens, II Uticas, 16 Alex
andrias, 15 Romes and 12 Carriages,
not to speak OF seven Atticas and
seven Syracuses. Only two States.
Indiana and New York. contain towns
bearing all eight OF the names. Ohio
and Missouri contain seven each.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12

Submarine explosions 10 the war in
the Far EASt are supposed to havs
drivsA sharks to Europssn waters.
The ahAsks have passed through tho
ksss caAal late the AdFiAtic. and
nay svsa isvsis the Black Sea.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
c Major for IndlEe-tion.

Where the trouble 10 physical. such
a. failure OF an organ, indigestion.
congestion OF the liver and so on.
strong. firm, martial music win give
best results, according to DR.. Latson.
editor OF Health Culture. For this
GLASS Of treatment the key OF G mai
OF 10 particularly recommended.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
WOMAN A POULTRY STUDENT.
Mrs. sasre, Owner Of Large catskiIl
Estate, Feeds Chickens at Cornell.

Ithaca, N. Y.-Mrs. Olive Brown
Saare, past midule age. was the most
interesting figure in the short courses
in the Cornell College OF Agriculture.
Although she has large estate known
as Yama-no-Achi in the Catskills,
she came to Cornell to study poultry,
and every mornin" in company with
fifty husky young farmer boys she
went out to the poultry house to feed
the chickens and study them.
Mrs. Saare is an authority on Japan
ese architecture. Her chicken houses
on her estate are patterned after
Japanese pagodas and her home is OF
Japanese archit- -cture.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
SLOW WORKING CONSCIENCE.
After Forty-one Years, Man Sends
$40 to Its Rlshtful Owner.

Pennsburg, Pa.-A letter has been
received Dy Abraham Benfeld, OF
Huns Church, in which the writer
asked whether he remembered miss,
ing $40 from a 500 roll Of bills forty
one years ago, when he wanted to pay
a bill to Jacob BAusman at the Bech.
teisvills store.
Mr.. Bennsld readily recalled the in
cident and replied in the affirmative
whereupon he received check for
$40. presumably conscience money.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-12
coal Under Yellowstone Park.

Helena, hont.-CleVeland Hilson.
manager of the Montana Coke and
Coal Company, OF Eldridge. says a
large deposit of coal lies under Vel.
lowstons Park. There Is no ques.
ton" he says. that millions of dol.
laFs' worth Of zeal ana other materials
are located on ths national reserve.
and | lssk 10 see tAsm opened one
day"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

bi9lpe os til at faa mere Srang
til at bore meo | oct Itore Neo-
ninesarbeioe, Sielenes 5relie.
Boit. Siortspang talte til Slrt-
ming ODER Sob. IA, 81: nSDo iom
bar mine 9efnlinger og bolber Dem,
ban er ben, JON mig e%Iifer," o.i.p.
Seq oiloe ioa genre | al 9eife.
oenbe0 ifribe liot ON Dor fere Mis-
iionsforening, ON boao Ri al Ser
rens Noooe bar facet COB til at
li0rette, oioen0e at ON pi bnpoe
giort, bnoo pi funoe, bor bi bog
fun nnptti9e Sienere. 6orenineen
bleu itiftet Den fsrite Sitli 1903 og
bar M SO Neolemmer, Iom til.
iommen bar la0et liz tegne for
aorliee 9iorog, Der belsber Jig til
285 Collars. 6or Bette Gors SEQ.
fommen6e er bebiaiget til Sopori-
misiionen 500, til Sn0ianermisii-
omen $50, til SantaImisiionen $50,
til 9eaemisiioner Or. 0ielien / ai-
ma. iom er uoienot at Misiions.
ielifnbet / 0anmarf til SiaIp for
ct Soipital, $50. gn perionlig @aoe
til Gaitor @ielien % Snitrn / Sa-
pan S25. Oct bleo oeotoget peo
MeOet, of Sefreteren ifuIoe ifripe
til rBnniferen" ON M60et. Ser
er mn no9Ie SmiIer ON END ient.
Men InO os MI beoe Serren ON, at
ban man rieelie oeliigne 6isie Ben
&c Jon ifol gan bans 9@rinoe.
6. 2auriten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
sowbcas, 81. 9af.

8i beflager meget, at Ri bar o9.
ret ioa forismmelige meo at ifrioe
noget ON 5orboloene Der ira Solo.
MEN. gore mango 8enner l9ngere
Spopaa er bel peo at tpnfe, at pi
BELT bar CLIENT Dem eller er onifom-
ne meIem SIS og Sne. Sngen al
Oelene er oo9 5ilf9loet. Naar ri
fommer iammen / oisie forte Bin.
teronee, ganr ofte Sonferne til gam.
lie 8enner Spopna, og pi gr1inoer
paa, ON ale De 9eretninger, oi Ice.
Ter / apiierne ON Sne % auloe,
fan bape i'm Higtigbeo, iioen ri life
bar e%rforet noget | Den Hetning Der.
Og ri taller ON, at Ri bog buloe laoe
bsre ira os men bpem Ifal
ifripe. Sngen mener at bore ifripe'
fpnoig nof. Dog forleoen Dag greb
Sfripebegeiitring os ale, ri mente
ale, pi buroe laoe bsre fra os -
og ieg eif biem os ipioieoe min
9lpant. (Seg baober o0anlferen"
tilgiper, at ieg bruger glpant, ba
ieg bar en- gammel Sfr9f for ben
8~l9fflaife.)
0eo ben lnnee 8inter er Der 10
opbobet en- MRngbe Npbeoer, JON
bet 6og bill bIiue alt for meget at
neoifripe. Seq faar oerfor inoifr9n.
fe mig til set. Tom | ben iioite Sio
bar ppret Santaleemne.
BOZ iorriee Yrrit er 10 for.
lpneit fraflpttet, os ben npe er
a[lereoe peb at blipe gammel = zen
gammel f0r Ben, iom en- uotrpfte
! bet forleoen Dag.
+, Bi bap6e 10 ogiaa Der bore Slle'
guostieneiter os Sulefeiter, iom Del
fla berer til | Sitlen, % Serren gar
os oct beilisite SuIepeir, iaa oi bap'
De itore Goriamlinser og oeliisneot
Stunber meo bperanore, os inger
bIep glemt peb ltboelingen al So
Der.
0i bar | ben fioIte llse bait geoe'
meoe bper Dag (eler @ften) Der
Menisbeoen, og bet bar ppret fol
os en- iirIoen Seituge, bpor por'
Sierter er blepen opparmeoe 90 be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Gorreipon0ancer
Get iOlrise alberta.

So, alberta er nof bleuen Sen.
itano Tor megen 9rsitelie / BET iioite
aors 5io. Den 0anife aoloni Der
peo 0icfion er | be0lte gelganenoe.
Sor nit 8e6fommeroe funoe ieg
life nnoet emo 9leOe mig og taffe
Serren, Oa ieg Iige ier Sui Ioa
etSpergsmaol / o9aniferen": Soor-
Dan mon 0e bar oct oppe | oct lol-
rige alberta ueo oenne Si0? for Ri
per neoe | Staterne bar nplten life
Jet Solen ii0en nSnfiigelies0ag"
etc. Oct par altiaa ct Spsresmaal,
og jeg t9nfte Itrafs at ioare paa
oct, men Sulens Sroplbeo forbin-
6reoe mig oeri. gu, ou ieg ifuloe
inoienot nogle apitterin9er funoe
Guar paa SpsresmaaI 10 goot
felae. : 0en nppnte Gio, ira Inf.
f~igeliesoao til Sui, bar ri baft Del.
Iigt 8eir. 6or manages 8eofommen'
De iDnes bet ittroligt, naar ieg tiger,
at 3emperaturen bar pnrieret fra
5-35 - fife UNDER Zero men
oper Zero og oct / Sfpggen. Seq,
Iom por ufenot meo alta, par oe0
at fomme pna Den 5dnfe, at man
ifulhe baoe Sommertio / 8interens
2sb; tbi 5luerne = iom bar for.
ipunoen Den fsrite Del al Nop., oa
Der fom ct tpnot Gag Sne, og Ri
bapoe noele foloe Gage = begpnote
at bline mango | oore Stuer. Sioen
Sui bar Ri baft goot 8eir = liot
5roit ON Ratten. Sioite 9eat 10 Or.
unoer Zero, men on Solen fom
frem, funoe oi eaa uoenfor / De bpi.
De 9grmer. Wnnge foreitiqer Zig, at
2llta er ian lnnet Horb og berfor
ogina inn meget foloere emo | g.
Def. og Winneiota. Oct er en- fell
Gnifuelie! glta lager 10 JON be.
fenot lnngt BeIt, men The climate
is modified bp tie porm MINDS from
TIE Bacific %cooit". Wnn bill blipe
bel forbnniet, bpis man pil lore
Statiitiffen oper Semperaturen Der
g(lta oe ion inmmenligne ben meo
Den / q. 9a., Minn. og isis, man
fommer til bet Heiultat, at Sell.
maet er mil6ere ber | alberta END
| De for n9pnte Stdter.
Nn maa ieg piit belere itanbie
angaaenoe bette gmne, oa nogle
eners piloe fna 2pit til at fomme
op til De parme 9on6el Nu bar
ieg npiten p9pet Der | alberta Ell
Mar minore END en- Maaneo, men
ieg bar alorie oplepet finere og be.
bdgeltgere Se1r ! Vebr. 90 WfinD
(bpor iee bar p9ret ben meite Tib).
emo Der peo Dicfion, @lta. 2ao MIC
faa iige til Wenner runot omfring
lao os bore tilfrebs 90 tafnemme'
Iige mob Serren | aft, boao bar
giper os, 90 bpor ban letter
os. Oct er en- oeilig Sing at leu'
for Serrens anipn; tbi iaa lepel
bi | ct iolrigt 2an0, bpor Nanoens
Col - Cubs emil - itraaler nel
til oS.
Sna bill ieg ooerIaoe til Dor aor
respondent Q. g. 2onneberg =
fom blep pnIgt peo bort Marsmbo'
til npbnte Sitting, ban er en- iunl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

og betenfiom Wano = at forteae
ON andre 9~egibenbeoer Der fra Dor
aoloni % bort MISUNDERSTANDING
st lille ilaoenoe Sref: rs @uos
Smif".
@n life 0reng itoo noe / Sol
i%finnet; ban ranbte gla0 til Mooe-
rem: Seq itoar | SUBS Smil,
Wfo'r". Sub gibe, min 0reng,"
iagoe Mooeren til bamL at on altio
maa bore iaa GLAD opo at itaa |
@it6s emil.
Nogle 9lor efter oeoe Mooeren.
Dren9en bofieoe OPP, ban noaeoe en-
bei Stiaing, nnaeoe til &ongenS
SHE. Og aongens SmiG bIeo bam
mere o9ro emo CUBS. Men 10 mere
2Dffen imileoe til bam, oelto tom.
mere fplte ban fig. @u0s Smil bar
porte IRA bans S1o.
gn Gag fom ban til at ie lin
Mo0ers 0a9beger igennem. Sans
Zine fal0t paa ct gnlnet 9lao, pao
6oilfet Der bar i%freoet: rs Dag, oo
ie9 fom mo | Saoen, itoo alernn-
ser noe paa Yl9nen mi0t / Sol.
%ifinnet. SON roabte ben til mig:
Seq itanr / SUBS Smil, Mo,r",
0eoen UNDER bnpoe Mooeren fire.
bet: Seq beoer til @uO, at min
0reng alti0 maa BABE set iaaonn.
at ban fan ltaa / @uos Smil".
Sra Den Dag aeteoe ban nIt for
Dab, blot ban funoe oinoe i'm no
0ers Sub.
So ban oan0t SUBS Smil" igen,
og oeo bette ioI0t Solifin inc /
bans 5iaI.
Sermeo bigger iaa Scattering.
Nihoro Nielien, 8isner, 1eb.,
$25, 5. 81. 8. Mprtbu, gIf Sorn,
Sa., $25, Hasmls SanIen, Glf
Sorn, Sa., 50, q. Seiperien, groo.
fings, 9. 0af., 81, 8alter 81.
6olm, &oDaI, .Sa, 81, Soer Sper.
ien, 9opal, So, 81, Str. Seiper-
len, @ermiQion, 9. 0af., 81, Chris
5. ann0ien, 4uoubon, Sn., $40,
gtels anuoien, 4%uou6on So., SO;
Sra Grin. Wfgb., q. CAT: 8.
9auritien So, Sarrp 5. Sanien So,
gnit. 5. S. aiGOiig So, @iIer Beter.
len So, Sesie 2uno, Mcaennep, q.
9of., So, Sulia Seiperien, Mani-
Ia, q. DAT, 81, Spen6 2arien, SIT.
%lnntico Sa., 81, Sens Hasmusien,
Glf Sorn, So, $t5. Salt sos.
inofommen; $372.55; til
iammen $480.55.
Ner bierteIig Saf iorbliper ies
eoers | Serren.
s. Wognusen
Mgb'S 8r9lt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

Gnben fprDgebe ltbsase
al lisfinss gsisiionsbiitorie "epon
seliets seierseans ub ODER Sorben'
forelieoer MI forbie til ~llbimbelI,
inbbunben | iGrbeIes imuft oe iolibi
franfft 4inb. Rriien er ben iamm'
iom paa ferite llbgape $3.50.
oan. astt. Ynbl. S9ri'.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
4emGrfnimeer.

Com Meolem at pacififfpitens
aomite til 8eileonins for aoloniiter
filler ies mig op%forbret til at trent
fomme meo nogIe gemprfninger til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

rem" af II. San. 3. ". ON 9oloni.
%iation. 6brit mao ieg eere opmerf-
iom poo, at oct life forboloer fig
iom Sons Sobnion flyer, at uen
aomite bar 0annet iig~. 8acifif-
fre0ien al Sen forene0e 0anife eo.-
lutberife Girfe" oanneoe aomiteen.
9ans Sobnion %ifriber, at oct Ter
n0 for ban, JON golget al Gnrut6-
ers iom Steoet for en- aoloni life
er til 4oloniiters 5orbel. Sremtioen
oil ber JON eGers biie Soroens0oe-
eone, aoloniiternes SLID oe Dug
tigbeo og geliigneIien, JON Serret
laoer 6oretaeenoet tilflpoe. Sans
Sobnions 6remItilling faitilnar, nat
Der pno en- BIooS life fan 6eItes
nof til 56Oen De ferite 4 @nr, Iangt
min0re til, bpao ser ifal 6etaleS paa
2an0et, foruoen oe itore l1ogifter,
Der er forbun0en meo at Improve"
en- iaaOan 9laos". Sor0en peo Ga
rut6ers egner Jig til forife1ige BRO
buffer: alfalfa, 0ruer og 5rugt-
tr9er 0. /. b. Get laOer Jig gere at
i~iton0i9tte ell 10 a 10 @cres 2ono
liner eaer minoe = for Alfalfa
og bite so 0erpaa to a ire @onge
set fgrite aar, og be fslgen0e 9lar
fan Der beites en- 5 @an9e ON @a-
ret paa oct iamme Stpffe. Oct laoer
iig 9ere at bol0e en- So pon boer
acre, al goOt alfalfa, oo en- So oil
inobringe $75 % 500 ON aaret.
0ette er itatiitiife Op9aDer ira err
farne og prafttife 2anompno. San
man Itole paa oisie OpgaperS big.
tigbe0, iaa Ter ieg life, boor nogen
fan paoltaa, at Der intet fan bgIteS
til 5e0en og anOre uogifter / 4
Gar. 8il en- Mano begpnoe meo @l-
falfa % &eer, fan ban oerof booe
en- Sn0tGgt, poo iamme 8i0 JON
ban fon Improve" Ell Del al Cant
oct til at bore 8ruer og Srugt. ut
oct laoer lig gere at l99ge an paa
en- 8rift, iom ingen Snotegt oil
6rinee | 4 eler flere Gnr, bill ieg
life beltri0e; men 0et bebgpes 10 fife.
Som Spar poa Sans Sobnions l1o-
iagn, at Garutbers aolonien oil
ifaoe Selma Meni9beo, fan ieg meo.
belle, at Samtaler o9 9reooefsline,
ieg bar bait meo Selma Menig6eos
Brpit, bier, at acknowledgements i
Garutbers bar bans 9ifaIb; ligeiom
ieg beler life fan tro, at Mr.
oil0e ifaoe W~enigbeoen.
Sorli0en Selma bor port Sam.
Juno 10 Meniebeoer og firfeligt Pr.
beioe poa 2onoet neo Del Hep,
Cation, GeeOlD, 5ern6ale, ner Cos
anaeles | California, npr eugene,
og n9r Bortlnno, Oregon, og mao
lie flere Ste6sr, bpor 2onoet parie-
rer | Bris fra ire Sunoreoe til TO
Suiinoe Dollars pr. Icre Sans
Sobnlon og bi ale mao 10 for
itaa, at anleoning til oisie iaa bel
iom andre Steoer ia alto itaar
aaben til at itifte 9efenotifob meo
set firfeli9e slrbeioe o9 5orboIoene,
booroeo Stem fan erbolbes. oe at
aomiteen life paa nogen Moaoe bill
title ii9 binorenoe | geien for nogen
Com Weblem al Gomiteen fn
iee life pontoge mig at afgsre for
6olf, Tom fommer BERTH, enten oct
lpnner iig beoit at fsbe 2ano fra
ire Siinoreoe og opooer til TO Su-
Iinoe Dollars pr. Mcre eler at fsbe
~uopoprfet 2ano til omfrine bolo-
treolinostppe Collars pr. acre. @n
Mano maa 10 ielp lie til bnao Mio-
Ter ser itaar til bans &~anoigbeo.
Sgie eler lane Yriler paa Yroonf.
ter er 10 ogiaa beitemmenoe for,
booroiot oct lenner Jig at fsbe 2ano
til bsie Yriier.
Seq bar for omtalt, at 2anbet
peo Gorutbers mna operriSles, og
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
CASCADE LOCKS.

At last the weather man is pleasing
the younger set of Cacsade Locks by
sending clear cold weather, for with
that to back them they feel safe to
prophecy good skating for the Christ
mas holidays.
The Ladies Aid Society was enter
tanned by Mrs. A. 0. Adams at her
home last week. At this meeting they
completed the plans for their annual
bazaar which is to be held at the hotel
next "wednesday, December ID.
S. C. Norton had two fingers badly
cut by a machine in the planning mill.
Mrs. A. T. Boardman, who has been
living with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Goyette, for the last few months, has
moved to Portland, where her husband
is employed as stenographer at one of
the business houses. They expect to
make their home III Portland for the
present.
Miss Bessie Hendrick spent the week
end in Portland doing some Christmas
shopping.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
CDELI..
c. c. Masiker left Friday for Grants
Pass, Ore. -

c. c: Masiker left Friday for Grants
Pass, Ore.
The fine store of the Connawav Mer
Go. g now electric lighted throughout
and with its display of holiday goods in
addition to the complete stock already
carried it presents a very attractive
appearance. The warehouse. black.
smith shop, meat market, church and
|. U: y. +. Hall and the residences OF
o. l.. Walter. Thos. Lacey, j. r.
Crosby and E. 7. Folts are also lighted
by electricity.
A card received from Clinton Wood
tells of the safe arrival at Lore agacl
CAL, of himself and his n.oLAll ana
also states that the weather is lust
like summer.
Anyone desiring information regard
ing most any part of Missouri should
consult l.. A. E. Clark as he received
nine letters from as many localities in
that state one day last week each one
telling of fine opportunities for invest
ment.
The school paper, Odell Echoes. will
be read this week as at this writing If
is almost ready for sending to sub
scribers.
Mrs. Rush Sellinger, Of The Dalles
came down to attend the funeral of her
cousin, C. P. Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dimmick. of
Starbuck, WASH, were here for the
funeral of Mrs. Dimmick's brother. c,
P. Odell. Mrs. Dimmick arrived be-
fore her brothers death and visited
him while he could enjoy her coming.
Carl Galligan is visiting his brother,
H. S. Galligan.
Remember the school meeting Sat
urday at 2 p. m. The valuation should
read 81, 900, 900 instead of $1,000, 900.
Calculate accordingly.
Mrs. L. d. Boyed has been with her
parents at Newberg, Ore, for the past
two weeks, her father being very i'll at
his home there.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Pfughuapt was quite i'll last
week. Pneumonia was feared but the
little one is improving.
Mrs. Ward, of Rupert, Ida, is here
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Crockett.
George Chamberlain and Chas. Shep-
pard left last week for California.
Geo. Clark came home last week
from weeks visit in Portland.
John Benvie has fish market south
Of the store of T. w. Atkinson. We
understand all kinds of fresh fish.
shell fish, etc., will be for sale.
Mrs, Tom Lenz came up from Med
ford, Ore, and attended the funeral of
c. P. Odell.
Odell store, r. W. Atkinson, propri-
etor, has a nice line of holiday goods
from which one may select.
Mrs. M. L. Hawthorne left Tuesday
for Astoria where she will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Fer
guson.
A very interesting c. L. meeting
last Sunday evening with Miss Rush
leader. Following the C. E. meeting
Rev. Crenshaw preached a very strong
sermon which gave evidence of deep
thought and careful preparation to
result in clear statements for his
hearers.
Next Sunday morning services in
charge sof Rev. Crenshaw, afternoon,
Rev. T. S. Handsaker.
After an illness extending over sew
eral months c. P. Odell passed away
at the hospital in Hood River Thurs
day, December eighth. The funeral
was held Saturday from Pine Grove M.
E. church Rev. Troy Shelley con-
ducting the services. A very large
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
FRANKTON.

Mrs. M. r. Noble was the guest of
Ter daughter, Mrs. Geo. Stokoe. at
Wyeth, this week.
J. M. Elliott and son, Farlev, spept
sunday at 'Wyeth visiting with Mr..
ElIiott's sons.
KeV. Parsons filled his appointment
at Ruthton Sunday afternoon. Sunday
school was as usual at 2:30 D. m. Ev-
eeryone is cordially invited to attend
these services.
Mrs. Robert Tazwell has been taking
care of Ben Shorts infant daughter
until his sister should arrive to as
sumo charge of the little one. The
mother of the child died about two
months ago in the hospital at Salem.
Mrs. Allie Collins and Miss Blanche
JJeneson, of Odell, were the guests of
Mrs X. S. Cohoon Friday evening.
Mrs. Wolf has been quite i'll for the
past week but is able to be around at
the present writing.
S. B. Egbert~ returned from his ranch
at Sandy, Oregon, Wednesday night.
tie reports everything in a flourishing
condition there. Mr. Egbert will move
onto his place about the first of the
year.
Mrs. j. McKittrick, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. Dick
enson, since Thanksgiving, left for
her new home in Spokane last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. E. Copple has been la
grippe patient the past week.
Mrs. Jim Hunter, of Ruthton, Is
quite i'll.
Rev. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Way were guests to supper at B. w.
La Mars Sunday evening.
Earl Noble came down from The
DalIes Sunday morning and spent the
day with the home folk.
J. R. Nickelsen has moved into his
fine new residence.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-15
MOSIER.

Ross and Marion Drury left Tues
day for Roswell, New Mexico, to ioii
their parents who moved there some
time ago from the east.
Mrs. T. w. DeBussey and little soI
spent several days this week in HOOD
River.
Jno. Burggrof was a passenger foI
Portland Monday on business.
Miss Myrtle Harvey left the first Of
the week for Hood River where she
has employment in the Mt. Hood hotel
Mrs. R. R. Morrison and son visited
Hood River the first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. N. johnson returned
home Wednesday from The Dalles.
Mrs. A. P. Kerron is visiting her
home folks and friends in Portland at
present.
Mrs. Wilmer Macy and Miss Aida
Macy went shopping in Hood River
Wedne sday.
l.. A. Mathews returned Wednesday
from Portland where he closed the sale
of the f. E. Frederick property. l
mile south of Mosier, to r. S. Green
leaf and wife for consideration of
80, 500. Mr.. Frederick and family ex-
pect to leave the last of the coming
week for their old home in Chicago,
Ill.
c. A. MacCargar and family are
leaving this week for California to
spend the winter.
Miss May Littlepage came up from
Dallas, Oregon, Friday to visit her
home folks few weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Carr left Saturday after
noon for Berry, Oregon, after spending
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. D..
G. Napier, who has been ill.,
Mrs. A. A. Marsh, Mrs. j. H. Porter
and Mrs. Pauline Leedy were in The
Dalles Saturday.
Lee Hunter was business visitor at
the county seat the last of the week.
Fred Evans returned home Saturday
from The Dalles after an absence of
several days on business.
Hugo Schneider arrived the last of
the week from White Horse, Alaska,
and will visit with old friends, G. T.
Bennett and Lee Hunter, it having
been ten years since their parting in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Hazel Chatfeld left Sunday to
commence on a three month term of
school at Freewater, Oregon.
Mrs. H. G. Kibbee and sister, Miss
Foster, were passengers for Hood
River Monday.
c. G. Dwight came up from Portland
Monday to see his brother and family.
The doll bazaar and oyster supper
given by the school Saturday evening
at Stroup's hall, was well attended
and ended success all around.
VIM. Johnson and J. r. Huskey went
to Hood River Monday.
Mrs. Galbraith, of Hood River, Wis
tied Mrs. S. D. Fisher and family Sun
day.
"A. P. Bateham left Sunday for
Portland where he will spend most of
the week.