The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-03-06

MIS-. N. u. Evans.
A full supply OF Utah Land Plaster
now on hand. Davidson Fruit Co.
Lost-A lady's glove. Finder will
please leave at the Glacier office.
Davenport Bros. will build barn on
lots near Upson & Shows shop.
Burns Jones is on the sick list. He
has been wrestling with the grip for the
past two weeks.
John Bradley and family arrived from
Dayton last Thursday and expect to
make their home in Hood River.
Will Incorporate.-It is expected that
at the meeting tomorrow the stock
holders of the home telephone company
will take steps to incorporate.
Miss Edna Groves of Corvallis, who
will teach spring term of school at
Shaniko, visited her cousin, Mrs. G. d.
Thompson, in Hood River last week.
s. M. Peugh of Mount Moriah, Mo-,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Peugh. His mother, who has been
an invalid for years, was quite sick last
week.
Chris euler, of Trout Lake, gave the
Glacier call, Wednesday, on his way to
Portland. Mr.. euler reports plenty oi
snow yet at Trout Lake but business
goes on just the same.
Amos Wysong and family and his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Wysong are visiting M. l.. Emry and
family, in Hood River. They came from
Illinois and are making an extended
visit in the west.
Mrs. II. f. Davidson and daughter
Helen returned home Friday after a
pleasant visit of three months at Mrs.
Davidson's old home in Illinois. They
are glad to get home and their many
friends in Hood River are glad to see
them.
Frank Chandler bought the ]. w.
Connell place, on Phelps creek, Tuesday
paying 5000. This place was advertised
last week by H. F. Jochimsen, and we
congratulate him on on the quick sale
made. There is II acres, and it is one
OF the best buys in the valley.
At the council meeting, Monday even
ing, the only business transacted of
any importance was the vote by which
the water proposition was laid on the
table. The ordinance Of the Electric
Light Co., asking that ordinance 63 be
not repealed, was also laid on the table.
Ordinance 6S grants franchise to the
Electric Light Co.
The Ladies' aid society Of the Con-
gregational church gave a very success
full social tea at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Blythe last Friday afternoon.
About seventy-five were present. The
following ladies had the tea in charge,
Mesdames Crowell, Clarke, Garfield,
Connell, Castner, Crowell, Castner and
Clarke. Mrs. Thersa Castner conducted
a spelling match, in which Mrs. Button
won first honors and Mrs. Ralph Savage
second Mrs. Margaret Reid sang beau
tifully an appropriate solo. The dainty
refreshments consisted Of cake and coffee
with cream. The ladies will not soon
forget their pleasant social at the COM
Portable and homelike residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Blythe.
DR.. F. G. Jefferds, Dorsey Smith and
VIM. Ladd, jr., of Portland, accom-
panied by Will Langille made the trip TO
Cloud Cap Inn last Sunday. The party
left Hood River Saturday afternoon
spending the night at Baldwins. The
team reached the foot Of China hill and
from here the party went on web shoes
to the Inn which was reached at ] 80 p.
m. Three hours were spent sightseeing
before the return. The snow was in
perfect condition for ski running and q
thrilling descent was soon made to the
Elk Beds. The team was met early in
the evening and the return to Hood
River made that night The weather
was delightful and the visitors thorough.
IL enjoyed their trip, pronouncing it the
most novel of thei' many experiences OF
the mountain.