The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-11-29

Rosco Miller and family have moved
to Hood River from Viento.
George Boorman came home Monday
from The Dalles to stop for the winter.
Rev. T.. Z. Fix is attending theolog-
ical seminary at San Rafael, CAL, where
he expects to be until next spring.
Chas, B. Prathar lost some papers,
including mortgage and letter, on
the East Side road Monday. Finder
will confer favor by returning to him.
DR.. G. II. Jenkins, dentist from
Portland, has located in Hood River
and will occupy the house Of John Le-
land Henderson His office for the
present will be in the same building.
The Glacier goes to press day ahead
of time this week, so that the editorial,
reportorial and eompositorial forces may
attend church and the better relish
Thanksgiving dinners.
Nov. IL, 1901, daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson, living in
the Rigby cottage on Oak street Two
days after the birth the mother was TAX
en- quite sick and has since been danger
ously ill.
G. P Ross, who is in the employ of
the OR. & N. Co. at The Dalles, was in
town Friday. Mr. Ross is night baggage
master and also keeps a record Of the
numbers of all cars passing each way
through The Dalles while on duty. He
has position he likes.
Correction. Union Thanksgiving SER
vices will be held in the Congregational
church, Thursday, November 28th, att
o'clock a. m. Rev. H. G. Shaffer will
preach the sermon. inadvertently, the
Glacier last week stated that Rev. ]. l..
Hershner would preach the Thanksgiy-
ing sermon.
Isenberg & Son on Saturday sold to
Joseph W. Monroe the A. W. Bagley
home. Mr.. Bagley will move to Bel
mont parsonage. Isenberg & Son also,
on the same day, sold to Jess Foss
piece of land near fuckers mill belong
ing to W. A. Slingerland. Two sales in
one day by one firm breaks the record.
Why not list your property with themY
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II. D. Langille and his mother started
for Washington, d. c., Sunday. Mr..
Langille goes under orders from the de-
partment of the interior His work in
the geological survey for the past two
years is evidently appreciated by the de-
partment, and he may be asked to go up
higher Mrs. Langille, after seeing the
sights at the national capital for month
or two, will go to her old home in Nova
Scotia. But she may be expected 10 re-
turn to Oregon in the spring.
Thanksgiving day will be generally
observed by the citizens of Hood River.
Places of business will be closed, and
union services at the Congregational
church will no doubt be well attended.
The Thanksgiving dinner will not be
neglected The gobble of the turkey is
heard on every hand. Hood River has
much to be thankful for this year OF our
Lord 1901. Good prices for everything
the farmer grows, newcomers settling IN
our valley, the price of lands way up,
business houses doing well-what more
could we ask? And let us he thankful.
The burlesque comedy of widow
Singles and her eight daughters, " TO be
given by the ladies aid of the Congre-
gational church Thanksgiving evening,
promises to be the great event OF the
season. The eight blooming daughters
of the widow viii be represented by
eight Of Hood Rivers most charming
and accomplished ladies', and il has been
limited TO the reporter that there will be
more fun than Won can shake a stick at
To miss this play will be like missing
half your life. Besides the play, there
will be candy booth, doll booth and
a iancy-work booth, presided over by love
IL maidens.