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Geo. Gray, who spent the winter in
San Diego and ssother southern Calf |
ornia points and who is now in ,busi- |
ness at Fullerton, Is visiting in the
city.
The economical housewife will be in
terested in knowing that all Granite
and Blue Enamel Kitchen Utensils are
on sale at half price, at Bragg Mer
camille Co.
sH. Ward, of Portland. and f. Y.
Kady, of Los Angeles. both promi
nently connected with the Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., were here
over the week end on business and
pleasure.
For Sale cheap--0ak furniture, rugs,
etc., can be seen Thursday Friday and
Saturday afternoons in room l6,
Elliott building over Franz Hardware
store. j. Often.
Kinport Wilson. accompanied by
Mrs. Porter Kinport, his grandmother,
arrived here last Friday from Cherry
Tree, Pa, to spend the summer with
his father, Jos. A. Wilson.
W. II. Totten, former newspaper
man of Anacosta, WASH, was in town
last Thursday Mr.. Totten is looking
for a location at some point in the
Mid Columbia district.
The young men of the Loyal Berean
Glass OF the Christian Bible School en-
tertained the young ladies at the home
of F. Ii. Blagg, last Friday. Games,
music and refreshments passed very
pleasant evening.
Try our pure pork sausage. We stand
back of it, at Central Market.
"Sheik," the handsome bulldog
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. McCar-
ger. of Mosier, says the Bulletin,
captured first prize for American bred
dogs and second prize in the open class
at the Portland dog show recently.
The Odell community continues to
progress. The most recently estab-
lished convenience for the citizens of
the section is barber shop, which has
been opened in the Odd Fellows build
ling just across the street from the
Connaway Mercantile COmpany's store.
The Barrett school closed last Fri
day. The commencement exercises
were held Saturday evening at the
Valley Christian church. The new
brick school building has been COM
pleted. The old structure will be re-
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Armstrong, Sr.,
who were here last week visiting their
son, E. N. Armstrong, Jr., and his
wife, have returned to Indiana Mr..
Armstrong, who is president of the
Toledo, Peoria & Western R. X. Co.,
will return here this summer for
more extended visit.
Andrew Story, Of FL Paso, Texas,
who recently purchased 240 acre
tract of land north of Husum, passed
through here last week returning to
| Ell Paso. AS soon, as he winds up his
business at the Texas city he will
come back to Husum and settle down
to ranch life.
The local hotels are to be commended
| for their endeavors to entertain their
guests with music. The Mt. Hood He
| tel has engaged the Mandolin Club to
play at its dining room each Tuesday
evening. The club, which alsosplays on
Sunday evenings at the Hotel Oregon,
deserves much credit for the excellence
of its we'll rendered selections.
If your guests ask you where you got
such nice chickens for your Sunday din
ner, don't forget to tell them of the
Central Market.
1t is understood that the Hood River
Hunt Club is making arrangements to
play the local aggregation of the Mid
Columbia league warm game Of base
ball. The date will be announced
later. The position of right field on
the Hunt Club team, it is reported,
will be auctioned off to the highest
bidder.
Mothers Day will be observed Sun
day morning at the Valley Christian
church. A solo win be sung by Mrs.
Peart; piano solo by Mrs. Myers +;
"Have You Written to Mother" by
the choir; duet, Mrs. Reavis and Miss
Gladys Reavis. Minister Peart will
deliver a sermon, Mother after
which the choir will sing, 'If You
Love Your Mother Meet Her in the
Sky"
For nice prime beef roast go TO the
Central Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Van Camp, tf
Indianapolis, spent the week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Coffin. They
were returning from visit to their
uncle, Frank Van Camp, of Pasadena,
Calf, who has made the Van Camp
pork and beans famous. Mr.. Van
Camp will probably return here in
August for an extended visit with his
old friend, Mr.. Coffin.
Christian Science services are held in
Reading Room No. 6 Davidson Building
Sunday IL a. IN. and Wednesday 8 p. m
By special request Pastor Harris viii
repeat his sermon-story on "The Quest
Of Hiroshi" next Sunday morning
which he read last Sunday evening
The story deals with lthe religious op
portunities among the japanese il
Hood River and has awakened consid
cradle interest. The evening sservic,
next Sunday will be deferred, the pas
tor preaching the baccalaureate sermon
at the Chistian church.