The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-04-26


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Box social at Belmont Tuesday next.
The Hood River public school closes
today.
Miss Laura Cr&mer is assistant "Cen-
tral" at the telephone office
Mrs. Geo. f. Coe returned last Satur-
day from her trip to Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs Richmond of Mt. Hood
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bailey Tues
day.
Mrs. +. II. Piekard is dangerously
sick at Oregon City with typhoid-pneu-
mQnia.
Letters remained in the post office,
April 22d, for Battista Beoletto, JAS r.
Francis and w. T. Hines.
Lou Morse and family moved up from
Stevenson on Monday and are occupy
ing house in Blowers addition.
Rev. J. l.. Hershner was elected state
chaplain of the order of the Maccabees
at the late state review in Portland.
II. H. Weston of Wyeth was in town
last Friday and purchased team OF Col.
Hartley for his wood-hauling business
Miss Bessie Wright returned to Hood
River last week after a visit of two
months with relatives and friends in
Seattle.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will hold bus
mess meeting at the church on Friday
(this) evening.
H. H. Bailey is pntting in the iron
gauges recently procnred by the Valley
Improvement Co. for measuring water
to its patrons forirrigation.
Mrs. II. G. Shaffer and Miss Grace
Campbell took spin up the valley on
their wheels and called on Mrs Harry
Bailey Tuesday of last week
Horses for Sale.-I will have band of
about 10 head of good horses in the town
of Hood River for sale on Thursday, May,
I'd. B. 7. YOUNG.
Misses Emelne and Jane Coate of
Empora, Kansas, sisters of Mrs. +. ID.
Calkins, are visiting Mrs. Calkins. They
are introducing new system OF ladies
tailoring.
Chris Dethman says he hasn' sold his
real estate in Hood River valley, never
had any such intention, and never had
any one come around wanting to buy
him out.
Z. D. Calkins has sold his pen of
White Wyandotte chickens to G. ID.
Woodworth. Nr. Calkins has sold most
of his chickens and is now virtually out
of the poultry business.
Mrs. Lucy Bailey and children visited
with Mrs. b. f. Shoemaker on Wednes-
day of last week. On the same day,
Mrs. Chas. Chandler entertained Mrs.
H. H. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and Mrs.
Martin and daughter.
Mrs. A. P. Morse arrived from Kansas
last Friday. Since leaving here, two
years ago, she has been visiting relatives
in Dakota, Michigan and Kansas. 1t is
unnecessary to state that she is glad to
get back to Hood River.
Geo. Booth, who has been suffering
from the effects OF a spell of the grip,
went to Portland on Sunday and entered
Good Samaritan hospital. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. j, l.. Atkinson, came up from
Portland and accompanied him to the
hospital.
John Sipma returned last week from
Portland, where he spent two months
in St. Vincent's hospital. More than
two months ago his right eye became
affected by enlargement of the pupilapd
gave him severe pain. The best occu-
lists in Portland could not give him re-
lief. Three weeks ago the eye was re-
moved. He is now slowly regaining his
health
The Junior League of Belmont will
give box social next Tuesday evening,
April S0th, at the residence of NJ. ii.
Nickelsen. The Juniors are making ex-
ira efforts to provide entertainment tor
their guests on that evening, and ask for
liberal patronage. Two prizes will be
given, one for the handsomest box6sndi
one for the most unique or oddest-shaped
box. ladies, bring your boxes and try
for prize. and in that way help good
cause and at the same time nave 4 pleas
ant evening. The Juniors are doing q
good work this year. They have bought
and presented TO the Belmont church q
handsome pulpit bible and have ID
for having the church windows frosted
There is other work they have under
taken and" .hope to accomplish before
tho copseNree ysasSis ended.