The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-01-30
Phone 5s1.

Grace Prather invited few of her
| friends to spend the evening with her
January %, 1903, In honor OF her birth
day. Among those present were: Leila
Hershner, Eva Connell, Mignon Abbott,
Virgie Crow, Elenore Coe, Georgia Pra-
ther, Nellie Hoar, Nettie Allen, Anna
jackson, Florence Hanna, Pearl Brad
ley, Lulu Prather, Nellie Hemman. Es-
tee Brosius, Howard Hartley, Ellsworth
Hanna, Elwood, Luckey, Harry Cash,
Burleigh Cash, John Connell, Harold
Hershner, Claude Thompson, Freddie
Bell, Clay Prather, Arthur Cunning,
and Claude Davidson,
Frederick & Arnold last Saturday gave
the finishing touches to the new house
they built for j. II. Filsinger, on his
farm two miles south Of town. Mr.. Fill
singer has a house 2S 32, two stories,
with a kitchen part one story Is 16
A verandah 56 feet in length is on two
sides OF the house. He has a hot-air
furnace, bathroom, bath tub, hot and
cold water, and all the modern improve
ments. His house makes decided i'm
provement in that section.
Hood River now has dairyman that
is attending strictly to business and is
furnishing good supply OF milk. Mil
ton Pealer has 10 nice cows, which are
we'll fed and groomed every day, and
they are giving nice lot of milk to pay
for their good keep. He keeps his
stables in the best of order and is
neat and clean in caring for the milk.
His patrons in town are all well pleased
with the service he is rendering.
The Prather Investment Co. recently
sold the following lands: 40 acres to G
Hickox, 140 to Frank Davenport, 120to
Frank Davenport, 40 to ]. Batson, 8 to
J. Batson, 10 to Vara 0'Niel, one block
on the hill TO j. L. Hershner, one block
on the hill to John Donahue, two lots
to Amos Case.
Geo. D. Culbertson & Co. made sale
last Thursday of the Peter A. Trana
S-acre place, one mile west of White
Salmon, Washington, to j. P. Jensen,
recently Of Feeborn, Minnesota, Con-
sideration $1,000 Mr.. Jensen is to be
congratulated upon securing this hand
some little property, all equipped ready
for occupancy.
H. L. Howe, who has been chief clerk
in the United States land office at Burns
Oregon, for the past year or more, is
visiting his folks in Hood River. Mr..
Howe has been transferred TO the land
office at Roseburg and will leave for
that place today His family may
move to Roseburg later.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Trana, who re-
Gently sold their fruit farm near White
Salmon, will visit with their son living
at Baker City, Oregon, for a time, and
soon thereafter take up sheir home
again somewhere in the Columbia river
valley.
Geo. D. Culbertson & Co. sold last
week portion of block 8, Winans addi-
ton to Hood River, including a small
piece Of acreage property adjoining, 10
local parties for residential purpose.
On account of the stormy weather,
the ladies OF the Unitarian society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. J. E. Rand
this Friday, at O'Clock, instead Of at
Mrs. Atterbury's.
The ladies Kensington Of the L. B.
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
c. 7. Early, Friday, February g. Pro-
gramme next week.
Our new city marshal is daing COM
mendabe work in keeping the mud and
snow shoyeled off the street crossings.
Remember Sloeom viii open up
complete line Of valentines in time for
February IA.