The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-01-19

A surprise party was given at the res
idenee OF J. @. Boggs last Thursday
night, Jan. llth. Fifty neighbors drop
ped in and a complete surprise was given
TO the whole family. They brought
along good things to eat, among the lot
a dozen cans Of oysters, and most en-
joyableaevening was spent by all present.
Among those present We're Rev. J w.
jenkins and family, John Wilson and
family, s. w, Arnold and family, Geo,
w. Mcintosh and family, c. P. Ross and
family, c. l.. Copple and family, D.
Lockman and family, L. l.. Rood and
family, II. w. Wait and family, Thos
Chapman and wife, Arthur Getchel and
wife, Edith Moore, Mrs. J, +, Dishman
and family, Cora Copple Clarence Cop
pie, Nettie Kemp, F. B. Barnes.
Miss Anne c. Smith gave "Hearts"
party to number Of her friends, Mon
day evening, in honor of her visiting
friend, Misc Virginia Marden of The
Dalles. Mrs. NJ Reed received first
prize for best player among the ladies,
and VIM. Davidson first prize for best
player among the gentlemen. Supper
was served at 1880, after which dancing
was enjoyed for a couple of hours.
Those present were: The Misses Anne
Smith, Virginia Marden, Fay LaFrance,
Avis Watt, Clara Blythe, Mrs. +. L..
Smith, Mrs. NJ. Reed. Mrs. W. Hadley,
Mrs. j. T.. Rand, Mrs. w. NJ Stewart,
DIR. and Mrs j. f. Watt, H. D. Langille,
Ralph Savage, VIM. Davidson, Chas. n.
Clarke.
The new barn OF the Mt Hood Stage
Co. will be utilized for ball to be given
by the Hood River Cornet Band, on Fri
day evening, Jan. Goth. The building
will be far enough completed by that
time to make it comfortable for dane
ing party. The floor will be laid and
stoves set up. Good music will be fur
nished. The members of the band are
making all necessary preparations to
give ball that will be appreciated by
the lovers of the dance. The city mar
shal will be on hand to see that order is
observed The price OF tickets will be
so cents The band deserves q rousing
benefit, and we predict that they will
get it this time.
L. D. Boyed will start his brick yard
in the spring just as soon as the weather
will permit. lie purchased the brick
making machinery of Robt. Rand and
has leased ground OF j. B. Rand, three
quarters OF a mile east Of town. He will
burn q kiln Of 400, 900 bricks If half
the brick houses contemplated being
erected in Hood River are built next
summer, Mr.. Boyed says 100000 bricks
will be none too many, Mr.. Royed has
had the necessary experience in brick
making, and as he has the right kind OF
clay, his bricks will be of the best quality.
On Jan. 18th, at a regular meeting of
Laurel Rebekah lodge, No. 81, 100 f.,
D, D. President Mrs Emma Hibbard in
stalled the elective officers for the pres
ent term as follows: n g., Miss Stella
Richardson; " G., Mrs, 0rpha Sey-
mour; secretary, H. J. Hibbard treas
urer, 0. G. Chamberlain.
MN. NJ. Yates, one Of the executors
of the estate Of the late A. II. Tieman,
went to Mt Hood, Tuesday, and made
sale Of all the cattle and hay belonging
to the estate Frank Davenport was
the purchaser. Mr. Cole OF Camas Prai-
rie and Mr. Taylor OF The Dalles attend
ed the sale
little unpleasantness took place at
the Frankton school Wednesday morn
ing. We did not learn particulars any
further than that the principal under
took to discipline some Of the larger
pupils, when fight took place and
school was adjourned for the day.
Chas. Riggs, Hood Rivers photog-
rapher, reports business good during the
past month and prospects favorable for
the future. The fact is our people are
beginning to find out that Mr.. Riggs is
doing good work. He makes specially
OF taking outside views,