The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-03

got to sign name.
Lost-A collarette. Finder will please leave
at this office.
DIR. NJ. #. shaw, formerly OF Hood River but
now of Ashland, spent Tuesday in town, re
turning Wednesday.
The Dalles football team defeated the Hepp-
ner eleven in well-played game, last Sun
day, by a score OF IL TO o.
Letters remained unclaimed in the post
office, Dec.3O, 1901, for Ellis Baker, Hugh Nc
Keown and w. T. Marsh.
John p. Hillstrom was remembered Christ
mas day by a gift of S5 from his old friend
Judge Byrkett Of Bingen, Wash.
John P. Hllstrom finished building an ad-
dtion to George Booths house last Monday,
The addition is l4x24, story and one-half.
Miss Grace Hobson and Earl Sanders ofThe
Dalles spent Saturday and sunday in Hood
River, the guests of Clara and Ned Blythe.
William j. Gerrish OF Forest Grove, travel
ing salesman for Allen q Gilberts music
store OF Portland, was in Hood River during
the week.
John Leland Henderson Of the Real Estate
Emporium announces that the price of the
late Spangler's addition has been raised from
S75 to $50 per lot
Grant Evans sold his residence property to
VIM. Boorman, consideration, $3.50. The Real
Estate Emporium OF John Leland Henderson
made the transfer.
The party who got a black hat Wednesday
night at the Artisans hall, with initials IS; b.
on the band, can exchange IL ior his own by
calling at Booths store,
The Glacier was in error last week in stat
ing that Mrs. Peter Mohr had dramn a sew
ing machine at The Dalles Catholic fair. Mrs.
John A Mohr was the fortunate one.
Mrs. c. II. Gordon of Des Moines, Iowa, and
children, Fay and Harper, arrived Tuesday
morning for an extended visit with her
brother and family, DIR. f. c. BrOsus.
Isenberg & Son made G. h. Deems happy,
December 3lst, by transferring to him home
in our valley. Mr.. Deems is a school teacher
at Boyd, Oregon, but expects to make his
home in our valley.
w. j. Holman came down from Moro to
spend the holidays with his parents and re-
cuperate. He has been helping to build some
OF the big brick buildings in that progressive
town and sprained himself.
f. h. Bradley, Hood Rivers up-todate job
printer, found his increasing business to be
too much of tax on foot power and has in
stalled a water motor for the operation Of his
two jobbers. Joe Wilson ordered the motor
II you don't find your contribution for the
Glacier IN this weeks paper It may appear
next week. There Is copy enough left on our
hooks 70 III the 0regonian. And some of u
IL the editors choicest production, but Il will
not keep.
The sunday school children Of the Vail y
Christian church rendered good programme
well filled with gifts and remembrances for
all. The house was crowded and good time
is reported.
Mrs. j. S. Ellison spent Christmas with rel
atives in Hood River. Mr.. Ellison came up
Saturday and spent Sunday with his parents.
lie is now working In the general office of the
DIR. n n, in Portland. having recently been
promoted.
c. p. Moore of White Salmon, the man who
Is always ahead of everybody else In raising
I,fts
Oregon side with liberal allowances of aspar-
agus for their New Years dinners. And the
Glacier was not forgotten.
Hood River lodge, No. l05, A. f. and A. NJ,
initiated the following list of officers, last FRI
doy night: VIM Yates, w NJ; A Blowers, s
w; w b Cole, j w. d Mcdonald, treas; g d
Thompson, sec; Truman Butler, $ d; Glen Fa-
bric, j D. A l. Phelps, T.
Wednesday evening, January Sth, Rev. W.
q. Eliot will hold his regular monthly ser
vices in A. o. u. w. hall. His subject will be
"The Teachings of Jesus Concerning Human
Happiness" Mr.. Elot's sermons are grow
ing in favor by Hood River people, and his
audiences are larger every meeting
The programme of the Christmas exercises,
held last week at the Crapper school house,
has been received but lack of space prevents
its publication. The entertainment was got
ten up by Professor Arneson and the pupils
of the school. The programme was printed
by means of a mimeograph and make very
creditable souvenirs.
The Valley Christian church will begin a
protracted meeting sunday, January oth.
Rev. j. b. Lister of Eugene, state evangelist
for the Christian church, Will preach each
evening while the meeting continues. The
singing led by Jesse Emmel, will be an at
tractive feature of the meeting. The services
will begin at 1880 each evening.
c. g. Metcalf, who purchased the Hayden
place at Belmont, last summer, and whose
family now reside on the place, returned from
North Dakota Monday. Mr.. Metcalf has been
employed as engineer on the Northern Pacific
in Dakota. He finds an agreeable change in
the weather, from S6 and 81 degrees below Ze-
ro in Dakota to 10 above in Hood River. He
came to Hood River this time to stay.
Chas r. Warrens of Portland, assistant
manager Of the Massachusetts Mutual Life In
surance company, of Springfield, Mass, was
in Hood River during the week. MIR. Warrens
was recently promoted to his present position
from that OF cashier for the cOmpanys agency
In Portland. The Glacier acknowledges the
receipt OF a handsome calendar, the compli-
mentS OF the Massachusetts Mutual Life In
surance company.
The oak tree that stood in the sidewalk by
the Langille house Is no more. Like thieves
In the night, vandals came early Monday
morning, before good citizens got down town,
and removed the thing of beauty. This tree
stood in the middle Of the sidewalk, where II
interfered with no one. The sidewalk could
have been built Just the same IL the tree had
been allowed to stand. and no one would have
been incOnvenienced by it in the least. Some
people seem to think our town will never
amount to much till its beauty Is destroyed
by the renewal of the oak trees.