The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-11-03
WHITE SALMON

Beginning with the Main Il Bower
man dance ut Lauterbach hall Satur
day evening, the present week has
been well crowned with pleasant socia
events. The managers of the hop fur.
nished splendid music, and the bal
room was scene of merriment unit
long after the midnight hour. 1t is
expected that these popular dances
will be continued throughout the
winter months.
On Monday evening, Rev. John M
Lewis and his charming wife enter
tanned the people of the community al
the hospitable parsonage. There were
delicious refreshments and very
enjoyable time for all Rev. Mr.. Lewis
and family are delighted with their
new surroundings at White Salmon.
The members of the White Salmon
Woman's club are busy arranging for
the annual bazar, which will be held
Friday afternoon at the school house.
Useful articles, acceptable for holiday
gifts will be on sale, and in the evening
there will he a program aud entertain
ment. portion of the days receipts
will go toward securing supplies for
the school. The White Salmon Wom-
ans club meets fortnigbtly. The OFF,
GERS are Mrs. George Purser, president;
Miss Gertrude Main, secretary; Mrs.
Ethel Crow, treasurer.
School work is progressing nicely
under the direction of Professor G. l..
Colburn and Miss Georgia Johnston.
Mr.. Castle from Camas Prairie has
moved his family into town to take
advantage of the school, and it is aaid
that a number of Others will move in
from the upper valley this winter.
The heating apparatus has been placed
in the basement of the school house at
Il cost of $3.50,
Mrs Gearhart, accompanied by her
son aud daughter, arrived last week
from the Fast to join DR.. Gearhart in
their new home on Jewett avenue.
A roof has been placed over the res.
ervoir holding the city water supply.
During the summer the capacity of the
reservoir was increased, by u stone
wall four or five feet high. That the
reservoir should be covered as pro-
lection for the small children who used
to play about the open tank, and as a
means of preventing contamination Of
the water, were some Of the things Mr..
Condor contended for so vigorously
last winter.
Walter Freeland, farmer on the
heights, has brought Miss Tillie Peter
son as bride from Clark county. Mr..
and Mrs Freeland are welcomed to
White Salmon.
Ollie Henderson at Bingen is filling
his sios with corn that he will feed
Out to his milk cows during the winter
Cultus Charley, Indian, broke his
thumb some time ago. The break
healed, but left the bone very crooked.
TO see if the crooked digit could be
straightened, Charley consulted Hood
River physician, but he didn't like the
ioctor's prices. He wanted $40 to
nreak the bone again, and $40 to reset
he fracture.
John GLADDEN., agent for the Regu.
ator line at White Salmon, has been
oined by his family from Oregon
City.
Fred Groshong is running the butch
n wagon, and by all appearances he is
ust the man for the business.
Mr., Waldo is preparing his fine
,herry orchard for winter.
Mr.. Powers of Trout Lake was in
own during the week, proving up on
his homestead before United States
Commissioner W. s. Condor.
John Yost was in from Trout Lake
md brought in some fine cabbage.
Il. W. 0verbaugh has u big crop of
potatoes this year, He has new kind
nd 1t is just grand to STE them grow
ne on unirrigated lands.
Frank Groshong is putting heavy |