The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-02-23


ing the visiting knights made them
selves at home and very pleasant time
was had Twenty knights came from
The Dalles and ten from Cascade Locks.
j. p. Kennedy, grand chancellor, and
JAS II. MeKibben, editor of the Senator,
were also present. The visiting knights
from The Dalles were: W. l.. Bradshaw,
j. I. Neff, G. l.. Gilbert (and wife); A
NJ. Kesay, f. S. Cunning, d. w. Vanse,
II. c.. Liebe, j. w. Blakeney, f. Men
efee, h. H. Weber, G. L. Phillips, Owen
Shepard, E. II. Merrill, j A. Douthit,
II. H. Riddell, Geo. 7. Thompson, IL. L.
Kuck.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Note |
man was the scene of pleasant gather |
ing on Wednesday, February l4th, the
occasion being Mr.. Noteman's birthday.
A recherche dinner Of five courses was
served by Mrs. Noteman at $50. The
table was decorated with Oregon grape
and blue bells. Over the table was sus-
pended large heart of evergreen, inter-
twined with "lS33-l900." The crown
ing event of the feast was the cutting of
a large and handsomely decorated birth
day cake by Miss Inez and Master Ivan
Eatinger. The evening was spent in
games and pleasant "Reminiscences, and
the gathering broke up at late hour by
wishing many happy returns Letters
of congratuIation we're received from
Chicago, Ill. /; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Little Falls, Mimi, and from South
Bend, Wash.
The institute will meet in A. 0. U. w.
hall next Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
The programme has not been received,
hut we are able to announce the lect-
urers who will be present. as follows;
Prof. G. l.. Smith of Minnesota; II. +.
Dosch of Portland; Profs. A. B. Cordley,
Z. Lake and f. L. Kent, of the agricul-
tural college. Mr.. Bailey, the dairy and
food commissioner, is also expected.
Prof. C. l.. Smith was formerly assistant
dairy and food commissioner for Mime
sofa, and the proposition of pure foods
will be aired at the institute. The
meetings promise to be interesting
throughout, ,and no farmer or fruit grow
ar can afford to be absent.
The school patrons of Hood River are
showing an unusual interest in all that
pertains to common school education.
Questions were mailed to the Barrett
| school district from the county superin-
tendent's office for eighth grade final
examination for class OF eighteen.
Each pupil passing satisfactory exam
ination will receive certificate from
the county board of examiners showing
that they have completed the grade
work
Judge Prather on Tuesday purchased
from an Indian woman an old relic OF
the Northwest Fur Co. 1t is brass
piece the size of gold ten-dollar piece.
On one side are the words Northwest
Company" with representation OF a
beaver in the center. On the reverse
side are the words "Token, 1920"
4 A mock court trial under the auspices
OF the Frankton school will be held on
Friday evening, March I'd. Thos.
/ Calkins will serve as prosecutor and
Melvin Foley as defendant. VIII lsen-
berg will be the district attorney and
Hubert GalIigan counsel for the defense
Mayor Brosius and the committee on
finance from the town council VISITED
the Buskirk property on Tuesday, to sec
If it was suitable for a pest house. The
committee, it is expected, will report
tayorably on the proposition to buy The
property.
d. D. Wilder, who has been in Hooc
: River for the past week doing staml
photo work, has had all he could do,ant
2 his work has given complete satisfaction
: This stamp photo work Is sonetin!
} now and Is bound to take wherever III
+. trOduced.
The Congregational @. E, society vii
1 hold socnlble st the residence OF 1t
: pastor on thursday evening, Feb. I'D
: Proceeds OF social will be used to pay 10
e song books recently purchased by tn
: society.
: For Sale. Household furniture, waa
ons, COW, chickens, etc. Party purchas
S ing can have privilege of buying or rent
:. ing II acres, or Ill strawberries
n w. Ii. PUGH, Hood River.
$ s. E. Bartmess received word fror
u Buffalo, N. y, stating that the remain
u OF Mir. and Mrs. Hodge arrived there a
. 20 a. M, Feb. 18th, and We're bure
i in the family lot on that day.
Hereafter there will be daily boat o
y the river. The Regulator will leave Th
= Dalles Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
: and the Dalies City on Tuesday, Thur
. day and Saturday.
a e. s. Oliuger was called to Portlan
! Monday evening by a telegram announ.
l. ing the death OF Margaret Nielsen,
wears old, the daughter OF Mir. OLnger
-. sister.
T The ladies' Of the W G. 7. U. vi
n meet at the residence OF Mrs. CroWel
10 Thursday, March lst, at ESQ P. III. A
a ladies interested are welcome to atteh
s, The meeting of the Trayers book ar
p curio club is postponed for one wee
te from Feb. Esd to March I'd, on accoul
OF the reception by Hassaio club
IN The ladies' aid society of the Congr
ze gAtional church will meet with MI
II. Price, at the residence of Mrs. + 5. u
es wilson, jr., on Friday afternoon
IS, Mrs. S. Cameron returned Saturd'
OF from two-months visit at Central
IL Ill. She went to her home at Vlento
u Tuesday.
70 The ladies' aid society OF the NJ.
u I, church will meet with Mrs. Jackson
~ ~ Friday OF this week.
,et Harry Clough ana Mrs ANNE u. hi'
. both of The Dalles, were married In tn
city Feb 10th.
n u Prof. Thompson is under the wealth
US Us this week and was laid off one-half d
~ from school.
,st Clyde t. Bonney was excused frt
a jury duty and came home Tuesday
he Just received at Williams & Brosius
Is. fresh supply of vaccine points.
he Jos. Hengst has been quite sick wit
ne bad cold TOR the past week.
en on The institute is coming next Monda
o o street cleaning is in order.
nd Tie snow is all gone; the warm
ed nook did its work we'll.
eft The GLACIER wants 16-foot stove VIC