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CHAPTER Y.

(Continued)
31 n HrLE the papers were being
- made out there might be a
great many temptations
" placed before that Mexican
either to keep the prop
erty for hims self or TO hold out for "A
bigger reward than had been specified.
After his experience with the aristo-
cratic Don Cipriano Aragon y Tres
Parlacios, Kruger was in favor OF
taking a chance on the lower classes.
lie had therefore recommended TO
them one Cruz Mendez. a wood ven
der whom he had known and be-
frlended, as tho man to play the part.
Cruz Mendcz. according TO Kruger.
was hard working, sober and honest
for a Mexican He was also simple
minded and easy to handle. and was
the particular man who had sent
word that tho Eagle Tail had at last
been abandoned. And also he was
easy 10 pick out. being a little one
eyed man and going by the nHmo OF
"El Tuerto."
So, in pursuance OF their policy of
playing a waiting game, HuOkar and
several days. listening to the gossip
OF Don Juan de Dios and watching
for one-eyed men with prospects 10
sell.
In sonora he n "a poor and unimag
NATIVE man indeed who has not az
least one lost mlno or ''pr1speoto" 10
sell; and prosperous looking strangers,
riding through the country, are often
! beckonod aside by half-naked pals
amos eager TO show them the gold
mines OF the Spanish padres for Il
hundred dollars Mex.
II was only a matter Of time. they
thought, until Cruz Mendez would
hunt them up and try TO sell them
the Eagle Tail; and 1t was their in
tention reluctantly TO close tho bar
| gain with him, for a specified sum
and then stake him to tho denounce-
ment foes and gain possession OF the
mine
As this was cumm onplace in The
d1strict--no Mexican having capftal
enough Do work a claim and no Amer
1can having the right 90 lonads ono
II was a very natural anh tnconspicu.
ous way Of jumping Senior Aragon y
Tres Palacio's abandoned claim. n
they discovered tho lead immediate .
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Original Fashion Designs
For The Evening Worlds
Home Dressmakers i
By Mildred Lodewick
A Useful Afternoon FrOck

TOR a pretty frock
to be so delight
fully drcssy and
suggestive OF formal
ity, yet absolutely
simple and practical
as this ono of to-
days design. justines
itself for being found
In any woman's
wardrobe. Black satin
with nnc cream lace
gathered full TO ruff
ne about tho neck
and arms. with a bit
~ contrasting color
introduced in tho
three bands OF ribbon
which surround the
bodice, rs my favored
suggestion. The rib
bon may he OF velvet
or a soft velvcty gros-
grain in a color such
as duh or sapphire
blue, olive green
which by tho way is
new and interesting
whenever seen, or
raspberry or violet
Tho bodice 10 plain
close htting. the
sleeves either set in
or kimono. The skirt
gath cred 10 the
edge of the bodice,
with another shirring
below TO keep tho
fulness from spring
ing out too abruptly
and so spelling tho
straight lines OF the
silhouette. This ~
Just the style of
frock that a young
bride would hnd a
thousand uses for;
she could don II FOR
the afternoon when
serving tea 10 her
girl friends. sho
could wear II at din
ncr when her hus-
band brings "a friend
80 ... 10 tTNnRpVnnltt
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The Conquering Language
By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory

Cop1t by T Pres Co.
HEoDORE ROOSEVELT sad three days before he lay down
10 which awakening in THIS
this country, and that is the
English
suppose moments 1t may
do us good
OF the different European Ian
approximately correct is that given by
Nulhall in
According European languages were
100000 people and in the year 1851
4o1,7OOOOO people-an o about $50 cent
Nineteenth the four ch languages
French Russian, German and Spanish.
standing four languages was as foAows:
people, Spanish people, 2;
Germanspeaking people 49, Rusianspeakng people, 14S
English speaking people at the date gwen
less than ~ cent
By following ORDER English
1871 cent? French l27 per
Spanish,
Engshpng people had during the ninety
112000O00.
Russian speaking people had in
30Oovo 75O0OO each and the
81 100000 TO 51,O00,0O0.
ninety the English had
the close OF the period
think the advance that the English
during 1891
fine.
speaking number
to-day increased e3oOoO thirty
years.
This rate eshone years will make
speaking OF
century around 4OoOOOOO0
fairly correct idea future of
the English is TO be OF the
political intellectual economic and moral influence the
This mighty tonguee Shakespeare o, Wash
Lnconcan well
the world IS mine'
Nothing can stop manifest destiny
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His Probien.

"a. r." writes: 81 have recently
Teturned from overseas, and In the
past week have made the acquain-
tanco OF a young lady. and ! have
learned to think great deal of her.
should enjoy having you help in
furthering our friendship have
iaken her TO several plays, but she is
quito a good friend OF my sister and
visits Us quito often in the evening.
and ! have seen good deal OF her.
j shall return TO my ship in a week
or so, and beIore doing so should
ike TO tell her in as direct way as
possible that l want her for more than
9. friend. She does not keep steady
company, but that, in my mind, does
not allow me TO ask her to do so
with mo, ~ there ara times when 1
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she could slip into u for a hurried
cali downtown To meet hubby FOR
dinner at some restaurant or hotel. or
She could wear n 10 the card club
or theatre. and always she would
be suitably dressed.
Dark brown satin with cream lace
and olive green ribbon IL another
stiggostion which would be pretty
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iAhN' bAlb NoAh VI
striped silk liko sam
ple-dark blue with tan
stripes-which A. would
Ike to Use as tpinhming
on dark blue. ftaffeta
dress. L have cut the
skirt on a plain founda-
ltion. also tho waist, but
would like 20 addsto the
effect. VIII Won sug-
gcst something for me7
Am 3s years Of age &
feet I inches ufl.
MIsS. B.
Make a panefiof the
stripe, Add n poplum
70 your skirt, srnbroi-
dcring it an bfua and
tan. -.
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H
/ have . dE'sS
lcngth ot gray yer
scy which l would
like 20 mako INTO a
dress for wear at
4 southern resort.
II Is a heavy quail
itv Ike sample.
what would you
Idvisc? Am thirty
three years old and
inclined TO bo stout.
MISS +. j. r..
Ans. SCif color
embroidery worked
ln straight lines As
pictured, finished at
each end with lab
ric covered buttons,
makes 4 pretty and
practical trimming.
over collar otllght-
or color Guorgette.
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r.shlnn Eiltcr IN. Er-rins w.Hr

Would like 70 put new slrsvrs in .
black velvet waist. What would you
suggest Are satin sleeves worn
now? MRS. j.
velvet fru,ks are usually made
with self-ttbric sluoveE. Hask satin \
ones are next. The satin should ap-
pear sOmew here clse on the frock, as
facing 90 tunic, or panels. 'ass' sash.
buttons. or inserted trimming sec
tlOn. a-a-s
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wish he had two good eyes.
knowCd 4 one-eycd Mex up In All
zona and no was sure thIgyinG son
OF a goat"
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though not so practical as tho black
Others are dark sapphire bhe. with
black velvet ribbon. and gray with
brick red ribbon. ,t,y
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CHAPTER VI.

ENDkZ came TO tho hotel
very carly the next morn
ing and fingered around
an hour or 70. waiting FOR
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A Mexican Carrier Who Is Anxious
To Sell a Gold Mine for One
Hundred Dollars
tOpyrigtt BY Prank A. Nunsy CO..
Synopsis OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.


ocla
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THE practice OF prom iscuous kiss
ing is greatly TO be deprecated,
whether the offender Is n young
man or a young woman. In some cir
cles. kissing games" are recognized
form Of social diversion among young
people, but they should be discour-
aged. Nor IS 10 suitable for "A young
woman 70 allow herself to be kissed
by every man friend or even ac-
duaintance she possesses, while
young man should not consider that
he has the right to kiss or attcrpt
20 kiss the girl he takes home from
the moving pictures or tho girl upon
whom he pays n friendly cali
The greeting ana the goodhy which
may be exchanged between friends OF
opposite sex with perfect correctness
Is handshakc. The kiss presupposeS
real love and affection between two
persons. One kisses ones mother or
ones 6ancee. What is there left, IA
q seal OF affection felt for the hest
beloved. if kisses are lavished on eve
ry friend or acquaintance?
M H." writes: "Wlll you please
iell me which of the following is cor
rect, A. or b"
"A. says that gentleman should
iake the lady's arm while walking
while B. says the lady should take
the mans arm"
When she Is being helped over
crossing or other obstacle the lady
should take tho Ecntleman's arm
Neither should take tho arm of The
nthcr dining inst an ordinary walk.
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(Continued)
TT uHrLE the papers were being
made out there might be a
great many temptations
" placed before that Mexican
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F.sh.on EE,or Tue rNenug Word n

have ono ward of
grIpcd silk llkos sam
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25

La orele s p, "A. Sc va incepe
Petrecrea Gu daiis
Muzica vestitului Cassian din
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra o.
noratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c,
Damele 25c.
Suprasolviri 81 primesc Gu ma
re multumita siAse vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toate III
rorile societati, cluburi 81 paro-
chi, precum 81 toti fratii Romlni
din loc 81 din jalr ne vor da tot
sprijinul dior posibil, partici
pind intr 'un numar cit Sc poat.
de mare la aceasta petrecere, ri
ma la revedere am ramas salutin
du-va Gu toata dragostea fra
teasca.
in numele societatii ,,Mirce;
Voda" din Beaver Falls, Pa:
Comitstul aranjator.
| ga & 96 & 99)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25
CAz DE .MoARTE.

Gu mare dnrere 81 regret a
ducem la cunostinta tuturor pri-
etenilor 81 cunoscutilor incetarea
din viata prietenului nostru Nj
colae |. Il. Fl0rescu din Bucu-
resti Strada Crisana No. "a.
Sosind in America dupa O lun-
ga calatorie de pribegie in ziua
de 4 Ianuarie 1918, dupa un scurt
timp Observation-Disclosures 81 suferlnd
pc paturile mai multor spitale a
Gale, timp de aproape un an dc
zile, suportind 81 mai multe ope-
ratii, a incetat din viata in ziua
de 2 August 1919, la orele 1870
a. m.
1nmormintarea avut loc IN
ziua de A August 1919, la ore]e
4.3O p. m.
Aducem mare multumita tutu-
ror Rominilor din San Francisco
81 Oklahoma, care au contribult
la colecta infiirtata de d-nul Nj
colae Dragomirescu pentru III
mormintarea rainasitelor pamin-
testi ale sus numitului frate.
Fie-i tarina uspara.
Iata numele si sumele Gu care
au contribute, siscare sunt urma
tori marinimosis frat:
Emil Raspopt 5; N. Dragomi.
rescu $5;9U. Dkn1itrescu $3.50
M. Popescu So; r. Bonita $3.50
N. Ghiorghiu So; 7. l.. Paxinos
So; Fl. Haralambie So; l. Frlga-
| toriu So; A. Muresianu So; n
Baiza $3.50; v. Strimbu So; j
Arde1eanu So; I. Uscoiu $3; il
Lancia So; D. Stroila So; M. Zu
ste 81; lie Sutea So; Eva c. Ma
noliu So; V. Negrea ST. G. G. Mi
trea $50; M. Asian So; A. Doag'
So; G. Curianu ST.; |. Boieriu 81
i. G.. Ardelean ST.; I. Cozgarla
$3. - Suma totala este de $7o.oO
Cine doreste avea mai multe IN
formatii despre raposatul Nicoiat
I. T. Florescu, rog sa Sc adressz
la N. Dragomirescu 81 Emil Ras
cop, 60 Rogers Street, San Fran
cisco, California.
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IN 1T A R E !.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura ,,R. Carpatina' din Cleve-
land, O., are onoare a invita- pc
toate surorile societati, onor. Paro-
Chi 81 Cluburi precum 81 pc toti
fratii Romini din loc a lua parte la
marea Petrecere 1mpreunata Gu
dams, Tombola, Confetti, Flori
etc, care va avea loc Dumineca in
81 August 1919 in hala Societatei
i, ,Carpatina" din 1903 w. So Str,
Cleveland, O. - 1nceputul va Fl la
|orele 2 p. m.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii: SOC,
Damele 25c.
Muzica lui Simion Duca din Gle
veland, O., va distra onor. public
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va fl aranjat GU tot .fe.
lul de mezeluri 81 bauturi racori
ltoare.
| Comitetul aranjator luat toa
te masurile ca aceasta petrecere S;
lfie una din cele mai frumoase dir
cite s'au aranjat pima acum in Gle
veland 81 deci spera ca fratii 81 su
rorile Romine din acest oras 81 din
jur vor participa intr'un numar ci
Sc poate de mare la aceasta petre
cere unde vor avea ocazia a sc dis
ira ca nici odata 81 duce pla
cuta amintire de uncle ceasuri fru
mos petrecute.
Deci MI pierdeti ocazia 81 VENT
;u totii la aceasta frumoasa petre
cere singura de felul eli.
C0mitetM aranjato'
N. B. = Toti membrii societate
,Carpatina' sunt strict obligati
lua parte la aceasta petrecere, la
acei carl vor lipsi fara scuza, afar
de tichetul de petrecere pc care vo
l1trebui sal plateasca, vor fl amer
ldati conform statutelor..
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I N V I T A r e

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Mircea Voda" din Bea-
yer Falls, Pa, are onoarea in
vita pc toate surorile socieati,
cluburi 81 parochii precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur a lua parte la Marea serDa
re nationala, care Sc va tinea Gu
ocaziunea jubileului de 8 ami al
societatii, care va avea loo in Ii
ua de l Septembrie 1919, in hala
societatii ,,Mircea Voda" din IL
Avenue 81 "a Street.
PROGRAMME SERBAREI:
Programul de III:
La orele $50 dimineata, toti
fratii membrii 81 domnii delegati,
precum 81 tot &c este rOminesc Sc
vor intruni la hala societatii, un-
de Sc va aranja convoiul in mo-
dul urmator:
i. presedintele aranjator, d-nul
Mihaila ,Simplicean calare. 2. Ur-
meaza armata Americana Co. IL
3-rd Infantry P. r. M. din New
Brighton, Pa. 3. Garda localaN din
Beaver Falls, PA. 4. Muzica Anne.
ricana Beaver County Military
Band. 5. Aptoritatile 81 Maiorul
orasului. 6. Automobilele Gu nj
siunea romina. Z. Functionaril
U. S. r. A., dimpreuna Gu d-nu1
redactor G.. r. Pascu. 8. Drapele-
lie Uniunei 81 ale solicitation du
pa vechime. 8. Tn grup de calu
seri. 10. Membrii societatii dir
loo. II. Drapelele societatii Mir
cea Voda. IL. Societatea Italian$
din loc. 13. Societatea sirbeasc;
din New Brighton.
La orele 1890 va p!eca convo
iul de la localul societatii 81 v;
parcurge pc strazile principal'
ale orasului.
Banchetul Sc va aranja la orc
lie IL a. M, la care sunt rugat
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 dll
jur lua paMe.
| Pretul de intrare la banche
1880 de persoana.
Dupa banchet sc vor tinea voS
birile din partea misiunii, repre-
sentanti Uniunei 81 al institutu
lui tipografic 81 din partea ono
ratelor societati reprezentate.
Masa va Fl aranjata Gu eel
mai gustoase mIncari 81 bautu'
recoritoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25
LIBERTY BONDUEI 81 MARC1
DE RAZBOI.

Vlndetl-le Ia moi pima sunt pre-
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinstitA casa de schimb. Platim
bsni gaia orr ce sunni de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We
niti 10 Room ZIG Lennox Bldg
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu
cid Avenue, de-asupra IL Singer
Sewing Machine Go. Deschis zil.
mic. Afard de Dumineca pin Ia
orele 6 p. m. va tratam cinstit 81
Vi dam preturi bune. (1x6)
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mill. Sunday morning his parents re
ceived a long distance telephone mes
sage stating that he had been taken to
the company hospital i'll with influenza
His brother in-law. Cal Martz, stated
that he would keep the family posted
regarding Sans condition and he is
believed to be1progressings ssatisfactor-
lily.
Clinton Wood, of Portland, made q
short business visit in Odell one day
last week.
Mrs. l.. d. Boyed is enjoying a visit
with her daughter. Miss Eva Boyed. of
Portland Mrs. A. B. Shelley. of The
Dalles. is keeping house for her father
during her mothers stay in Portland.
Emil Palmater, of the Medical
Corps. stationed at Camp Lewis. spent
"A ten day leave. visiting at the home
home of o. l.. Walter. Mr.. Palmatier
was employed by Mr. Walter at the
time he received his call to the colors.
Stanley Shere. also of Camp Lewis,
was granted short leave and spent
the week end with friends in Odell.
Sunday W. l.. Plaster and Richard
Voeker were reported i'll of influenza
in cabin on the mountain in the
re ghhorhood of Fir and Mr.. Dakan
TOOK Fred Howard s team and went tc
bring the men down to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hull have suf
fered attacks of influenza since last
weeks letter from Odell. They are
reported improving.
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Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, Stig Hansen
and Fred Ries have developed compli-
cations or relapses after having been
improving. In all three cases we be-
lieve patient over-estimated strength
and longer illness was consequence.
BY courtesy of the Mt. Hood K. r.
Co., We can give amount Of shipping
from Odell station for the apple har-
vest just completed Four hundred
twenty eight refrigerator cars, or
freezers, averaging 1855 boxes to the
car, a total of 1923, 568 boxes, shipped
via refrigerator cars. In addition to
this, IS cars of cider or rather IS box
cars of apples, were shipped from this
point for the same period. BY way Of
comparison we might state that the
total number of cars shipped from this
point for the harvest period just passed
was 5l3 cars, against 200 cars last
year.
The Apple Growers Association heads
the list Of shippers with 220 cars; Da-
wilson Fruit Co., 80 cars, J. E. Fergu-
son, 27 ears. Other shipping agencies
and individual shippers were Page 4
Son. Portland; Dan Wuille & Co.,
Libby. Mcneil & Libby. Hood River
Apple Vinegar Co.. and Hood River
Valley Products Co.. Portland.
Odell high school is again in the field
with live basket ball team. A game
was scheduled for White Salmon Fri
day night, but letter from that team
states that influenza prevents this
game. A week from Friday night
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FRANKTON.

The Four Leaf Clover Club met with
Mrs. u. G. Garrabrant last Thursday
when an enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Mrs. Sumner Cameron was re-
ceived as new member. The club
voted to discontinue serving lunches at
the semi annual monthly meetings.
The hostess served delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Rand, of Med
ford, are visiting Mr.. Rand's father,
Robert Rand, at Wau Gwin Gwin.
J. R. Nckelsen left for Salem Satur-
lay. Warren Miller will oversee the
Highway work during his absence.
The attendance at school has been
nearly normal during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Scheer visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. East
man, over Sunday.
The Highway was closed Saturday by
an enormous slide on the Ruthton
grade. Jim Heaton- was held on the
other side of it until he could get as
sistance in rolling some of the heavy
rocks away. when he made hazardous
passage through. Workmen are busy
moving the rock and expect to have it
out of the way in few days.
Mr.. and Mr.. Warren Miller are look
ing for Clarence to arrive home this
week.
The report comes that Bruce Morton
is very i'll in Portland. His father, Joe
Morton, is at his bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Miller and
children, who have been quite i'll. are
well again.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lowell enter
tained Mrs. Harold Blackman and Miss
Eloise Copper at dinner Sunday.
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PARKDALE

Roy Routson was Hood River Wis
itor Saturday.
The influenza epidemc is gradually
disappearing from this vicinity, there
being no new cases in the last week.
A. NJ Kelley was Hood River Wis
iator Saturday.
E. II. Harris had a small fire Friday
morning. The roof caught fire from d
defective fiue and the blaze had gained
quite headway. burning large hole
IN the roof before il was discovered.
but the carpenter was remOdelling the
house at the time and it did not take
long to put out the blaze and reshingle
the hole.
J. NJ. Demmon was a Hood River
visitor Saturday.
A. NJ. Kelley has crew at work re-
building his mill.
Harry Whitbeck was taken TO Hood
River last week to have an operation
performed from the effect of the Flu.
Dell Hutson's four months old baby
died Monday night. January 6. from
! the effects of the influenza.
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ODELL

o. l.. Walter, of the board of drec-
tors Of Odell school. reports an attend
ance of so per cent of the pupils of the
grade school for last week and 60 per
cent in the high school for the same
time, with an increase in attendance
this week. He also states that only
two or three new cases of influenza
wer reported from Odell to County
Health Officer Edgington within the
past week.
Scout Master J. c. Duckwall an
nounces that the Boy Scouts of OdeIl
viii assemble at the high school next
Friday evening at Z. As o'clock.
Odell presented quite an air of activ.
ity Tuesday. the annual election Of
officers of the East Fork Irrigation Co
and the annual election of officers of
the local Federal Loan Association call
ing out many residents Of the East
Side. The elections were held In the
high school auditorium.
Purdy & Haskins secured something
like fifty tons of fine ice while ice cut
ting was good. The youngsters and
others who were older in years enjoyed
great sport skating.
Carl Martz has gone to Camas, Wn,
where he is employed in the paper mill
at work with which he was familiar
before coming to Odell last year.
Last week Wednesday, Sam Boes
went to Camas to work in he pape,
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PINE GROVE

The annual community institute viii
be held in the Pine Grove church Janu-
airy 81. February j and ,. Several good
speakers have already been secured.
and every session will be full Of inter
est Remember the dates.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vannier have re-
turned TO their East Side ranch.
Mrs. +. +. House entertained the
Aloha club at luncheon last week,
Wednesday.
/ Harold Blackman went to Portland
I last week Saturday and has accepted
position with the Northwest Auto Co.
J The Ladies Aid Society served hot
lunch to the school children at the
church Friday noon.
Mrs. B. K. Ferrin and Miss Mar
guerite Ferrin returned from Mon
mouth on New ears day
\ Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Laraway spent
last week end in Portland.
F. II. Blaekman went to The Dalles
on business last week.
Mrs. J. E. Deems has returned from
her vacation in Bremerton.
f. +. House has gone to Portland
and expects to be there for several
weeks.
Mrs. j. l.. Manns has been engaged
to teach the fifth and sixth grades for
the rest of the year. Mrs. Manns for
merly taught in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Mills and sol
returned last Sunday. Mrs. Mills has
been visiting her sister in Constantine,
Mich. while her husband was sta
toned at Camp Perry. Ohio.
The Ladies Aid Society will have 8
Silver Tea at Mrss S. r. Mcdonald
on Friday afternoon of this week. A
good attendance is desired.
A little son arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tooley. at The
Dalles. last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells and chill
dren, of Alberta, Canada. are visiting
relatives in Pine Grove. They will
spend some time in British Columbls
before returning to Alberta. Mr.
Wells went to Canada to take his homt
IL years ago.
Considerable interest is being showr
by the Boy Scouts in target practice al
F.. f. Houses on Friday evenings
The boys are preparing themselves fol
sharpshoOters. Mr.. Wuest will TAXI
charge of the target practice during
MIR. Houses asbence in Portland
Will Wells has been discharged from
the navy and returned from Bremertor
last week. He was formerly stationed
in New York.