The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-26

1t looks now as if Gov. Geer who was
advertised to speak in Hood River to.
.lorrow,wil not make railroad eonnec.
tlons IN time to get here for the honr sat
AT O'Clock: The governor will sneak at
Astoria tonight, The state committso
seemed to think he could come to Uohd
River on the evening train arrivinc bere
az 20, and asked that the meeting be
nelu mere IN the evening. Political
speakers cannot draw a crowd in Hood
hlVer after night, especially after sucb
an unseemly hour as S:25. Somebody
mas Dlundered, and republicans general.
~ lay the blame to the state committee
A delightful birthday surprise partv
was W; given Mrs. Spangler at her home on
Wednesday last. About twenty ladies
OF the East and West Side took possess
ION OF the house while she was off at a
nieighbor's for morning call. The In.
dies presented her with a handsome set
OF dishes. The delight and surprise
with which she received them was ne
gratifying to the ladies as was the sur-
prise to her. The day will be long re-
ANApViVu ny all present.
New comers in our valley and Young
men who have become of age since the
June elections, in order to vote for pres.
ldent Nov. 9th should lose no time in
gong before notary public and hay-
ing blank certificates filled out, with the
afhdavlts OF six freeholders who can
youch for their qualifications as electors.
Geo. I. Prather, notary public, is pre-
pared with the necessary blanks.
A. F. Hershner of Corvallis spent
Monday and Tuesday in Hood River.
the guest of his brother, Rev. J. l..
iiershner. MIR. Hershner recently sold
his business in Corvallis and is now
making tour of Eastern Oregon with
the view of finding a new location for
business.
The first regular meeting of the Hood
River Sunshine club will be held at the
residence of Leslie Butler on Saturday
afternoon at 2:S0. All ladies desiring to
become members are requested to pre-
sent or send in their names at this
meeting.
Mrs. Rose Mccoy went to Portland
Wednesday. After visiting in Portland
or q month or so she will 90 to
Michigan, and does not expect to return
70 Hood River till after the Buffalo ex-
position, next May. Her present ad-
tress is 1852 East Morrison St. Portland. |
Monday last broke the record as a busy
lay at Hood River station. There were
shipped from here on that day s car
Dads of wood, 3 of apples, of merchan-
lise, l of posts, making total of l9 cars
If Hood River products.
M. Ostegardt lost a valuable horse
asst week. The horse ran into barbed |
wire fence and was so badly hurt that it
lad to be killed. This is the second
lorse Mr.. Ostegardt has lost in the same
manner.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. II. E. Collett of
4os Angeles, Cal, will favor the U. b.
Sunday morning, with
pecial music. In the evening Mrs.
Erwin and Mrs Cook will sing a duet.
Mrs. J. E. Lamborn of Sissons, CAL,
rrived here Tuesday. She is the eld-
st daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Tay-
Or and took the parents completely by
urprise.-
The Davenport Bros. Lumder Co. con-
emplate moving thier little mill to
ew location about the 18th of Novem-
er.
The east-bound train passing Hood
liver at llt42 p. m. is now the mail train,
1stead of the 8;25 train, as heretofore.
Mrs. j. L. Gordon and her two boys
tarted Mondayfor Dufur to attend the
'edding of her daughter of that place.
Jasper Wickham gathered over one
undred boxes of apples from 81 Ben
'avis trees he planted in 1895.
Rev. f. E. Dell, pastor of the Con-
regational church of Astoria, spent last
thursday in Hood River.
Mrs. Mary L. HARRISON left on Tues
ay for California, where she will spend
ne winter with her son.
M. p Isenberg is campaigning in
.lickitat and Yakima counties, Wash.
Mrs. B. +. Belieu is sick with conges-
on Of the lungs.
Reception at the U. b. Parsonage.
On Thursday evening of last week