The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-05

sanguine. The chicken pies were exA
hausted with the noon day meal. The
ladies' regret that they could not serve
the public at the evening meal with the
good chicken pie that pleased so many at
noon. 1t was due to a IN scalculation
between demand and supply. The art
gallery adorned with profiles of local cit
izens excited considerable interest in the
evening. Prizes were given to those
guessing the largest personnel OF the
prohles. Ralph Savage got first prize,
and Master Aubrey Blowers was award
ed the BOBBY prize.
At the annual meeting OF the Congre-
gational church, the following officials
were chosen; Deacon, w. H. Perry +;
clerk, Geo. 7. Prather; trustees, G. R.
Castner, J. F. Armor and P. f. Bradford {;
treasurer, Geo. p. Crowell; fnancia,
secretary, G. j. Hayes. The reports
showed that encouraging progress had
been made during the past year. The
church is out of debt, with money re-
naming in the treasury. The average
attendance of the Sunday School for the
past four months is IS.
Mrs. j. F. Armor entertained a number
If young people OF Belmont IN honor ol
Howell Ackerman ut her home last FRI
day evening. The time was pleasantly
spent in games and a social time. Deli
clnus refreshments were served. Those
present we're: rhe Misses Hester Howe,
ldel " oodworth, Ethel Woodwork, Ella
lsenberg, Tina Cramer, Mary Arnlor
Messrs. Howell Ackerman, Howard Lsen-
berg, Roy WoodWorth, Guy Woodworth,
Raiph Savage, Ii. X. Benson, S. G. Sher-
iii, Roy Armor.
Following is the programme OF the oca.
teachers association to be held at the
publ school building, Saturday Jan6th,
at p. M: Opening song, No. III, us.
song book Things | have done well
during the year. General discussion led
by G.. d. Thompson; Five minute talk
on value OF visitors, Miss Davenport; ;
Discuss on; Song from Miss Whites de-
partment; Recess; A reading course BY
Prof. Landers; Methods in teaching
grammar, F. B. Barnes; Song No 100,
U. S. song book.
With quite number Of others Mr..
Burnette Duncan, who is attending the
academy at Portland, came to Hood
River for few days of his vacation. A
little social gathering for his benefit was
held at the home of Miss Pearl Cox
where very enjoyable evening was
passed, His mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Har-
wood, accompanied him to Portland,
where she WI remain for few days.
The Congregational Sunday school was
teorganized last Sunday. MrG Helen
q. Bateham was chosen superintendent;
f. b. Barnes, assistant superintendent; ;
Bertha Prather, secretary; Ciary Blythe,
assistant secretary; Donald Hll. treas
urer; +. B. Barnes, chorlster; Fay La
France, organist; Clara Blythe, assist
ant organlst.
Vote OF Thanks-The ladies of the
Congregational church hereby extend
their sincere gratitude to the public for
the liberal patronage accorded them on
The occasion of their New Years dinner,
and also to Mr.. Robert Rand for the
gratuitous use of his store rooms on that
occasion HIS kindness is thoroughly
apprec ated. BELLE E. GRAHAM, Sec.
The neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam G.
SIN tn gave them farewell party in the
way OF a surprise on Monday night.
About 81 persons were present and en-
losed the hospitalities of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. The evening was spent in games
and social time. Refreshments were
served, including an oyster supper.
George Washington came over from
the other side Of the Columbia last Mon
day and talked over the telephone to
julius Caesar at Portland. The two
noted persJnases were colored.
There was dance at B. F. Fuller'l
residence at Frankton Monday night
About 25 couples were present and en-
joyed dancing until the early hours o
The morning.
Mrs. NJ. Sue Adams has been laid uE
since Dec. 18th, on which day she step
ped on a rusty nail, which entered hel
foot and lamed her severely.
G. Tyler and family arrived here Tues
day from Cuba, Kansas. Mr.. Tyler re
ports several other families to follow.
Bert Graham is quite sick with pneu
monia and is under the doctors care
At last accounts he was improving.
A marriage license was issued by tht
county clerk last Saturday to Hans +
Jock msen and Louisa G. S. Rordan.
Miss Hester Howe returned Monday
to resume her studies i'll the Monmouth
normal school.
Have you seen the handsome lot o.
chr, solite ware at Dallas & Spangler's'
B. f. Belieu went to Portland Tuesday
on business trip.
Frank Caddy is lad up with sever'
attack OF the grip.
| C.H.Luther wentto The Dalles Monday