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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06

Albert Gao.iIos returned To rri-
nero iodsy after a brl.s visit in this
city.
Mrs., Wallace c"iby and baby went
mp To x.xunsio yesterday where they
will visit her no,hsf. Airs G-ors.,
Price,
Mrs. J. u. AeboaEsii ,.iura-d to
her home at s-xunio Yesterday after
= fee DAYS visit ~ Hastings with
relatives.
", l.. Myers. superintendent Of the
santa f-. sseosn npshi.a b. his s~.r--
sssy. y. y, iioses. is in the city q
f-~ days while a. short !asp~~iiSn
Hip, ii~ " 10 private sar No, t"s.
Mis- Asy Gtiier. sister ~ Mr.,
G~ors- H~sp~. shd sell shos n
trsiasA nurse. has uhaSss"n- , .as-
.s.af.i operation for appendicitis =,
the sss Wsfa~i ho.riiai ii.s msny
hi-nas are pi-as~.i to learn ,hs, III.
paii-ni Is impsosinss
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NOTICE

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing and to preserve and in
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coat and iron Co..
and tho Colorado Fuel and Iron Co..
hereby give notice that all ucspass-
ing, hunting or fishing on their lands
In Las Animas County. Colorado. are
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.--By J. +. Wclborn. President.
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JUDGE HINES WINS
N CONTEST FOR
POLICE MAGISTRATE
State Law Hs.ds Tia, Office Tern Is
Two Yean-Des,S,oa Nslliiies
Esetisa u u. ". Dabsoek ty
City Council.

The nnndiir iat.iginE tho otfis-
sf siy paii.. magistrate. growing
oat of the refusal a. juas- W a,
iiiass To be disrlse.a hs W ~. ltab-
sock. s-srssiy elected by the city
soaaeii. ~ss si-assa up Yesterday in
the ai.isie, rosr when 1nas- \. ".
Mrii~ndsS~ handed An~n q decision
a.eissias 1vdx- itin-s tn be- Eish'sni-
~ -niiIisd TO tie office
Til. JadH- gave hi. decision citing
the statute .t isNs. which has never
been repealed. ani which provides
that police mas sisiIas~s shall serve
Tor tao years In ianosaur- of this
statute the city council Al the end al
the fiscal y-ar elected officers and
displaced Hines sith Hsb.orts JuiE-
Hires refused 10 abiisair AMI hence
M sessions as ialisr court have been
hria pending a decision II the court
Judge Hines ~as elected q; the
first regular meeting Of the hiniasJ
administration in April. 1919. The
Law says iha, h- shall hold the office
for ,~o years and the action Of the
city council in -'~ctins tiahrock Is
therefore Illegal Judge Hines ~iil
prrrid- oy-f the police court session
today.
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Dspsis, Missionary Tea.

Tho Ladies Nusiiiary of the First
tlap,is, church. held their regular
quarterly missionary ira at 'h"
church yesterday afternoon. There
were ai,nn, forty present. In the all.
s-nrc Of Mrs. isu,icr. the supcrin.
,.naen, Of tn" Missionary Depart.
m.a;. Mrs. brigham. and Mrs. Nc.
Glashan acted a. leaders. The FOL.
lowing program Was Carried out:
Song. The kinx's business
Scripture Lesson. !sd Palm. read
10y Mrs. brigham.
Prayer Hriyham.
Song. Help Somebody To-day
ra,-r. The Island Empire
Mrs. Edwards.
Song From Grc~niand's Icy
Mountains
Paper. Pioneering on the Congo
Mrs Powder.
Vocal Duc'-Thc Misses Edwards.
Paper. "Bu,trcssinE Democracy in
the Philippines"
Vocal Dur,-Misscs Ru,icr and
McEwcn.
Praycr-Rcv. Butler.
\ social meeting was held at tho
close OF the program. and while re-
treatments were being served. Mrs.
Clifford favored the meeting with
two readings.
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TELEPHONE OFFICIAL HERE.

l.. T.. McMas,crs. district sup.rvis.
or of traffic for the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company Is
here from Denver visiting the local
office. While here he Is giving n
series NJ lectures to the ,clcphon. ~.
craticns. his subject bciHE on good
service. which means courtesy. ac-
curacy and speed. The Trinidad
public is at present receiving some
O.. tho best service that las bccn
handed to them by this company in
this city.
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM

People arc learning that u is only
. waste of time aud money To take
medicine internally for chronic and
ousruiar rheumatism. and abou,
pincty-ninc ou; nf a hundred eases
arc ono or the other Of these varic-
tics. All that ia really necessary to
afford rclict !s to apply Chamber.
iain's Iinimcnt freely. Mrs. ~.
Miller. tosansport. Ind. writes. II
have used Chamhcriain's iinimon;
for rheumatism and II always gives
relief" For sal. by all dealers.
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nestoya.Ialey,

I'm MAY tih occurred IL. ~raains s
.f Mis-. Makasi-na Taioya and J. d
Msn,osa. The ceremony ,rat place
al s:s" in the morning al the h"n-
of the bride al Garcia Plaza Father
Gaai rad the marriage srfNi.o. Tho
nupsiais s-re witnessed by a '--
intimate .ri-nis. ~h.. after the .rrc.
moay .a' dean 4" an elaborate -ris
ding breakfast, Tho bride is a sis
ter os Mrss sam Gar,ia and is ~.li
known in this city. The sr"sm is
ais. veil tn.vn. he being in husin-ss
in thi. city. They will make Trini.
aai their ham-. They have the best
wishes Of their friends in their ~.d.
d.a life.
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Federal clsb.

rt~ f-a 'fai slab pg the ras'ssiirr
aiii have .r-is regular Meeting .t.
Mosdss aixh, al the .inb r-snts isl
,s- has 'm~n' Of tho rn-snffi.-. AZ
ter ih- regular business has b--n aisr
f<.s~d os sorisi h.ar ~iii toiiss
This .l-b is y h-~ S-niuf- af ih-
pe.ia.fi,- bn,s ami is mainly iaF tbs
se,o, -sa,i.a at -mplsy.sg Guy ii.'''
sua ia ps-siasni and t.-s Claim .ss'c'
lafy II the club.
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ATTENTION. ODD FELLOWS.

You arc hereby requested to NEE,
At the Il. G. sipe undertaking parlors
Thursday. MAY :. at 2 o'clock y. m.
for the purposco { attending the fun
crai Of Hroihcr Joseph Nikola.
W. o. SHERMAN.
Secretary.
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ST. Cecelia Club.

The st. Cecilia club. pupils Of Pro.
fcssor r. y. Ford's musical class. will
afternoon al the home OF Mrs. T. D.
Wight on Pinon street.
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SUPPER.

In basement OF Christian church.
Friday evening. $50 TO s O'Clock. A
good homr-cook supper. 2j cents. .,
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TuueiS.vese,a.

The rsaa-nr v.r-in .f the i.n,h-fs
IN .huf.h -iii hold lie m"n'hh
n-siihs ., The residence af Mrs. js'
sob u, ii-rs-f. 81. t1r.' street. on
THURSDAY aflssansa ., :4s. a'.i.rL.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06

Weather BuYeau Report.
Tonight and Thursday fair. not
much chang. In temperature,
New Mexico; Tonight and Thurs
day fair: not much change in tenn
psfa,uf-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06

Printing OF e~ery description asas.
" asd quickly exss uscd a the
Chsonicie-Ncws Job rooms. samples
aud qaoist,ons on request. tss tue
telephone. Trini1ad &lo. v
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06

" Soa 1ssa pfi.',aa os say sis
rome To tho chsoaisis-Se~a isish.
class work. s-as. aabi. prizes,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06
q. Aarsasei's 0uild.

-. MarEsr"''s .uiia "' the Etis
ssrai church .iii meet THURSDAY st'
'-sa.an -, . :. at the home al Mrs
u u, sin- ah waInu, street
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SOCIETY NEWS
; = 80 = - = = = = = = -
C ". Il Meeting.


c, W. ,. u. Meeting.
TIL. e, ". II, ~, at the Chsis,isI
church ~;ii meet with Mis, James
Mek-oust an Colorado av-hu. 'o-
inoffo~, i-adss. Airs toGiasush,
All ladies requested Ia be present.
.
consresaiional Ladies.
The Congregational ladies union
will meet with Mrs, Toi1-in. iiis
N-saaa avenue Thursday afternoon,
. o
Episcopal Church.
tn" Tfihi'S Epissotai guild viii
n--t With Mrs, = II. baS. ..i Ne
,s.is avenue. Thursday af,-rn.on n,
:.io o'siost.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
FRANKTON,

School opened Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers welding the birch A.
d. Hubbard, ,prin., Miss Mary Johnston,
assistant; Miss Grace Stewart, inter-
mediate; Miss Letha Scobee, primary,
and Miss Ruth Phillips down at the CO.
umbia school.
Joseph Tooley and wife from Califor-
MIA, are visiting with the Coppers on
the state road. They are brothers-in-
law.
The Parent Teacher Association will
meet Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. All
are invited.
VIM. Dyer, scenic photographer,
was down the other day getting views
of Benson Point.
Miss Eloise Copper started today for
Grants Pass, where she will teach the
coming year. She will be missed by
her many friends in Frankton.
The Benson memorial committee hello
meeting Wednesday afternoon on the
point where the arch will be erected
Plans were outlined and a vigorous
campaign will be started to secure the
funds to build the arch and otherwise
improve this point, one of the most
scenic places along the Cou nbia high.
way.
Aaron Farnsworth, an old timer in
Malheur county, an uncle of the Ebys,
is visiting relatives and friends in
FranktOn.
Mrs. Andy McCuistion, who is living
on the Cohoon place, is not improving
in health as fast as her many friends
would wish.
Emma Noble and Carl Copper, from
Fankton, are attending the apple pack
ing school in Hood River this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10

Helen, returned last week after several
days visit in Portland.
Mrs. E. l.. Pennock and daughter,
Miss Dorothy, spent their vacation at
Bay Ocean and spent several days in
Portland before returning home.
Mrs. Joe Schmid visited Mrs. Frank
Schmid in Portland.
Mrs. Mark Greeg and family recently
spent several days visiting at Moffit
Springs and Cape Horn.
Misses EiIene and Alice Tompkins
left for Hood River Sunday where they
will attend high school.
Miss Selma Vanstrom has returned
from Portland to attend high school.
Miss Marvel Mayes, of Riddle. Ore,
has returned to her home after visiting
her sister, Miss Katherine Mayes.
Miss, Vera Olin left Saturday to be.
gin her work as teacher at Wyeth.
Miss Amanda Vanstrom is training
for nurse at the st. Vincents hospita
in Portland.
DR., Lloyd Irwin visited friends here
last week.
|. S. Strausburger and wife and Mrs
H. Clay Levy and son, Albert, are Wis
iting in southern Oregon.
Wayne and Milford Dillaboy, accom-
panied by Faher Thomas, left Wednes
day to attend school at Winlock.
H. H. Gentry is spending his vaca
tion in Portland.
MIR. and Mrs VIM. Sundsten were
visitors in Portland the past week
A. Peterson was a Portland visitor
last week.
G. d. Roley and children are visiting
in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Barnes are visiting
Mrs. Barnes parents, MIR. and Mrs
Brolliar.
Warren Treece, of Portland, is visit
ing friends here.
A wedding which came as a surprise
to their many friends. was that of Mis-
Hannah Ostberg and James Steele.
Miss Mabel Wood, of Troutdale, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Hillas Gentry, las
week. Miss Wood left for eastern
Oregon on Sunday, where she will teacl
this winter.
George Bishop, of Portland, has beer
visiting at the home of Val TOmkins.
A very enjoyable evening was spen
at the Gentry home, when Mrs. Gentr!
entertained for her sister, who hat
been visiting her. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, MIR
and Mrs. John Ashton, Misses Jenni,
Olin, Vera Olin, TeCkla Vanstrom, Eli
lene and Alice Tomkins, Katherine ant
Marvin Mayes, Ethel Mcdonald. Mabe
Wood, and Messrs. Laurence Peterson
Cody Barnett, Luther Elef, l.. O. Pen
mock, Geo. Bishop, F. Owens, j. BaiIy
jim McEnery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
BARRETT.

The West Side Country club has re.
organized and plans to be alive again.
This club is composed of some Is or 20
ladies IN the near vicinity of the East
Barrett school and meets every two
weeks for pleasure and profit and the
promotion Of good fellowship in the
neighbOrhood.
Miss Martha Struck. of Lyle, who
for two years has taught the East Bar
rett school, was here visiting friends
last week.
Word has been received that Mrs.
NJ. +. Arnold, mother of Mrs. W. W.
Rodwell, is improving and hopes are
now entertained for her recovery.
Mrs. Arnold fell and broke her hip and
the case proved very serious on ac-
count of her age.
Mrs. j. J. Gibbons has been enter
tanning Miss Eaton, of Elmyra, N. Y,
for some days past. Miss Eaton for
merly taught in the Portland Academy.
but is now teaching in Brooklyn, N. Y.
She is returning via the Panama canal.
Mrs. Lulu Dahl Miller, of concert
fame, has also been for a few days a
guest of Mrs. John Gibbons.
Miss Elizabeth Robb, principal Of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10

Miss Pearl Isenberg spent the week
end in Portland. Her nieces, Miss
avis and Elizabeth Sailing went with
her. After spending their vacation
with their grandmother on the ranch,
hey returned to their home in Forest
Grove.
Miss Gladys Merrill left for her
home, Toledo, Ore, last Thursday,
having spent her vacation with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Elmer lsenberg and family.
Will Davis and family returned Sun
day from camping trip Government
mineral springs, Carson, Wash. No
jner place anywhere to spend an out
ing than there, fishing, hunting. min
eral baths, modern hotel to take care
Of visitors and good things to eat.
We are glad to know Oscar Jones,
who underwent a critical operation at
the hospital, was able to be brought
home last were Thursday.
Mrs. Marsh Isenberg was operated
on at the hospital last Wednesday
morning by Dr.. Ferguson. We are
pleased to hear she is getting on very
nicely.
Mr.. Jacobson and family were guests
Sunday of Peter Nelson and family.
Conrad Jacobson will soon leave soon
for Pullman, Wash, where he will en-
ter college.
Mrs. Downing and children, and Mrs.
Robert Jones were welcome callers at
the home of Mrs. Farrell and Mrs.
Somerville last Friday.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Downing by a large number of
their friends Saturday night. They
brought several articles of tinware. it
being their tenth wedding anniversary
the day before. A pleasant evening
was spent with good things to eat.
May they live to enjoy many more an.
niversaries.
Mrs. Somerville spent delightful
day Tuesday at the home OF Miss Ezma
K. Jones in Barrett district.
Mrs. Fannie Hill returned from
Heppner last Friday, where she has
been for some time looking after her
property interests.
Miss Martha Struck was around
Barrett and Belmont calling on her
numerous friends Monday bidding them
goodbye before leaving for Corvallis
to enter the .. A. c.
Miss Myrtle Gibson, of Portland,
spent the week end visiting friends in
Belmont.
will lsenberg and family spent Sun
day at the home of his mother in Bel.
mont.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
WINANS CITY

Earl Parker, of Dee, has been in
Portland the past week.
Milton Samson, of Dee expects to
leave for Portland this week.
Miss Dorothy Battey. of Pine Grove,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
La Verna Wilson.
Many of our young folks are leaving
for Hood River and neighbOring cities,
where they expect to attend school.
Richard Yates, of Dee, will leave soon
for Corvallis, Ore, where he will re-
sumo his studies at the agricultural
college. Miss Eva Yates will also at
tend school at Corvallis
Walter Copper, of Dee, hauled load
of cord wood to Hood River Friday.
Don Crosby, of Odell, bought the
barber shop in Dee and is now doing
business there. Mr.. Crosby and family
will reside in Dee.
Miss Marion Emmett and Miss West,
both of Dee, are among those leaving
for school his week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Nebendahl and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, who have been
living on the Scott ranch, in his vicinity
for the past two years, left last We'd
nesday for the willamette valley,
where they will make their home.
A. r. Nickels, of Dee, was in Port
land, last week on business.
W. b. Barksdale, of Oak Grove, Ore
gon, came out Saturday to visit G. NJ.
Wilson and family, returning Sunday
afternoon.
A service of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints was held
in the school house at Dee, last Sunday
afternoon. President Ballard conduct
ed the services.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Yates and'fsmily.
of Dee, left Sunday for Corvallis, Ore.
where Mrs. Yates and children will re-
main during school. Mr.. Yates will
return in several days and resume the
charge of the store and postoiiice at
Dee.
School started Monday at Dee.
The young folks at Dee.have organ
lied a literary club. They will have
debates and other entertainments.
which will usually be held at the school
house.
Quite a rain fell in the district last
Sunday and the first of the week, which
was very welcome.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
UNDERWOOD.

II. W. Hamlin made business trip
to Hood River Tuesday of last week.
W. j. Sheehy, of Portland, spent the
week end at the Sheehy- Haran ranch.
C. B. Arisman was in Stevenson on
business Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Amos and their
daughters, Edna and Grace, returned to
| their home in Portland Wednesday af-
ter spending few weeks at their
country home here.
Miss Hazel Holmes has as her guests
this week Miss Margaret and Miss
| Helen Mears of Husum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Cash returned
the last of the week from camping
trip in the Glenwood district.
Adm Fox, of Portland, spent the
week end here at the home of Mrs. E.
j. Churchill.
Harold Hood, of Gilmer, was the
guest of Miss Hazel Holmes Wednesday
of last week.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner, of Hood River,
held services at the Underwood Heights
school house Sunday of last week.
VIM. H. P. Hill, manager of the Sac.
ramento district of the Great Western
Power Co.. of Sacramento, Calf, Wis
tied the Northwestern Electric Com
pany's power plant at Underwood re-
Gently.
MIR. and Mrs. d. ]. Shore had as
guests over the week end Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Merwin, Mrs. Dunbar, MIR. An
gel, Mr.. Robertson, DR.. Besson and
MIR. Langan, of Portland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Chevalier, of California.
Miss Ruth Vinton returned home Sat
urday of last week after being in Hood
River for the past few months.
Mrs. II. NJ. Greiner and children left
Monday for Portland to join MIR. Grein-
er, where they will make their home
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Vinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fredricks re.
turned from Portland Sunday, where
Mr.. Fredricks had been for treatment
for a Sprained knee which he received
while playing in a baseball game re-
GENTLY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
TROUT LAKE.

Trout Lake was represented at the
Glenwood fair by something over "a of
our people.
Several parties from this locality
went to White Salmon last week to see
the scenic pictures taken by MIR. Bruce.
Otis Smith has returned from Walla
Walla.
1t is getting about time to round up
exhibits for our fair. Ask yourself
this question: What can | furnish?
The fair will be held Oct. 10.
The baler has come and gone. 1t is
reported that J. E. Reynolds has baled
large tonnage.
Owing to the unusual amount of fish
ing IN our streams this past season and
the prospect of continual fishing as this
country becomes better known, and in
order ts maintain as good fishing in our
creek as possible, many people think
that certain localities on the stream
should be reserved for breeding pur-
poses and no fishing be allowed. Think
it over. you people who want fish, if
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
OAK GROVE

School began Monday. The teach
ers for this year are Miss Hazel Stan
ton. principal, Miss Martina Theie,
Miss Eleanor Coe and Miss Lola Graft.
Miss Theile and Miss Graft will stay at
Mr.. Arneson's and Miss Coe at the
Andrews home.
Mr.. Hutton, a speaker for the Anti
Saloon League, gave a very interest.
ing address at the Oak Grove church
sunday.
Miss Mary FenwiCk accompanied her
sister, Nancy, to Victoria, b. c., where
the latter will attend school the com
ing year.
Mrs. }. Binns visited her brother, A.
j. Rogers, over Sunday.
Miss Alice McCurdy and Miss Kath-
crime Skinner will attend the Rood
River high school this year. They will
reside at home, driving back and forth
daily.
Miss Ellen McCurdy is visiting an
aunt in Portland.
John Lindsey and wife were up from
Frankton Sunday to see his mother
Mrs. X. b, Lindsey, who is still quite
sick.
A new road is now being opened
which will serve patrons up Sutton
way. 1t connects with the Green Point
road opposite W. Il. Kings. This will
be decided Improvement as 1T will
eliminate bad hill which was on the
old road. Also several stretches of
road are being gravelled. These were
much needed Improvements.
The patrons and teachers club will
meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
All are invited. Those who attended
the meetings last year found them very
interesting and it is hoped the attend
ance will be much larger this year.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
MOUNT HOOD.

Paul Aubert's family is rejoicing
over the arrival of new boy, born
Tuesday, September /.
VIM. Kitchel and son have opened the
VIM. Gribble blacksmith shop, which
has been closed all summer.
Surveyor McClanathan and crew have
finished the new survey for the widen
ing of the Bone ditch.
Messrs. Baldwin. Robertson, Koontz.
Struck and Spencer are busiy engaged
constructing the basement Of the new
school house.
J. c. Davidson and E. l.. Rood haul
ed a carload of cement from WOodworth
station Monday.
f. l.. Rood has moved his household
goods to the Mulford place.
School opened Monday with Mrs. Liz
zle Curtis and Mrs. J. d. SmuIen as
teachers. There are 10 beginners this
fall.
MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Baldwin, who are
camping at Mount Hood. were over
Sunday visitors in Hood River. Little
Marion Baldwin returned to Hood River
to go to school.
W. b. Davidson, who has been gone
to Washington and Idaho during har-
vest, returned home last week.
After being in eastern Oregon two
months, VIM. Burdle has returned to
his home here.
J. d. Smullen's family has moved in
to the Elmer GribbIe house.
The funeral of George W. Dimmick' S
little boy was held here Monday, m any
attending.
Joe Dimmick and wife, of Fossil, are
visiting their relatives for few days.
+. f. Mink is a business visitor in
Protland this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Halght, who recently
purchased the |. T. Beal ranch, took
possession last week, MIR. and Mrs.
Beal moving to A. NJ. Kelly's until
they clear land and build on their ranch
across the river.
While clearing and burning little
Robert Beal had the misfortune of
burning one foot quite badly.
There has been no frost as yet, but
people are looking for, frosts any night
now.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-10
PINE GROVE

There will be regular services at the
church next Sunday. Several of the
Sunday school teachers are to have a
vacation of two weeks. Nearly all of
the vacancies will be supplied by vol.
untary substitutes.
Misses Grace and Evelyn Tuuey
arrived from the east last Sunday
morning and Monday were in their
places IN school, Miss Evelyn teaching
the intermediate department and Miss
Grace the primary.
Mrs. James Maloy received the sad
information of the death of her mother.
Mrs. MctcaIf, last week Tuesday,
which occurred at Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Motcalf was a former resident of
this locality. She was an exceptionally
lovely woman and the sympathy of all
Is extended to he bereuved ones
MIR. and Mrs. Boles have returned to
the hotel business, &. h. Hunt recent.
ly vacating their property, and we be.
speak for them a good patronage.
George Winchell and wife from Hood
River were visitors among old acQuain.
tances last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid will have silver
tea at the home of Mrs. Mark Friday
afternoon of this week.
W. b. Dickerson and j. II. Mohr are
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis anC
daughter spent few days in Portland
last week.
After spending several weeks with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. J, Il. An,
drews, Mrs Alice Ham returned to her
home in Spokane last Thursday.
The children's bazaar last Friday
was successful enterprise. The pro.
ceods will be spent for new flag for
the school building.