The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-22
DIR. II. L. Dumble is home from Chi

DIR. II. L. Dumble is home from Chi
cago.
Come to the Shadow social next We'd
nesday evening.
Rev. G. +. Clapp of Forest Grove Wis
tied during the week with Rev. j. l..
Hershner and family.
The Dalles public schools have an
enrolment of 683 pupils, about the
same number registered last year.
DIR. Laraway and son Ralph accom-
panied Jack Bagley on a rabbit hunt to
Umatilla county last week. The hunters
returned Saturday morning with a lib
eral supply of the game for their friends.
DR.. Jones was called to Portland on
Monday to perform an operation upon a
man from Centralia, Wash. The An
trum of Highman was tapped throuth
the mouth to relieve an abcess,
Mrs Isola Burke and son Leslie of
Oregon City were in Hood River during
the week, settling up matters connected
with the estate of the late T. G. Dallas,
brother to Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. Norman Young underwent a
serious operation at The Dalles hospital
Monday morning, but reports state that
her condition is very satisfactory. Miss
Lizzie Roberts is with her.
Mrs. S. d. Garner and daughter,
Violet, left Saturday last for Seattle,
where she went to visit her sister, Mrs.
j, S. Morden, whom she has not seen
for seven years, and s, D. is lone
"widder."
R. E. HARRISON has just finished put
ting up the last of his hay crop. The
total amount of hay grown on his place
this year foots up to about 145 tons. OF
this SO tons was baled and nearly all
sold at $l4 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Theyson left on
Wednesday for three months trip to
the East They expect to go direct to
st. Louis fair, and from there will visit
Mr.. Theyson's former home atLaCrosse
Wis. They will also visit at st. Paul.
The Christian Endeavor Of the Con.
gregational church will give a Shadow
social next Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 28, at the Odd Fellows hall,
over the Paris Fair store. A program
will be rendered and luncheon served.
Everyone come and enjoy good time.
The Woman's Alliance OF the Unitar-
ian church meets Friday of this week
with Mrs. Shoemaker. All those who
expect TO 60 are to meet at the church
at o'clock in the morning, when con-
veyances will be at hand to take them
to the country home Of Mrs. Shoemak-
er, where they will spend the day.
Some ladies from Portland, after Wis
iting Mrs. Abbott's millinery opening
on Hood River Heights were heard to
remark, that they were surprised to
see such up-to-date millinery on display
in as small place as Hood River, as
the hats would have done credit had
they been on display in Portland"
Misses Jane and Emma Coates were
out at the Oakdale ranch Sunday and
helped to punish the jack rabbits DR..
Laraway generously donated the propri-
etor for his Sunday dinner. Their sister,
Mrs. e. D. Calkins, didn't know about
the rabbits and deferred her visit until
Tuesday and was obliged to share the
usual fare OF this frugal rancher, fried
liver and cold potatoes. These ladies
are among the most welcome visitors at
Oakdale, where they will always receive
the glad hand, but if they can always
strike the date on which some generous
friend brings something in for the Gull.
nary department they will be most for
tunate. But the rancher says come
anyhow, ladies.
Miss Clara Beller, the Glaciers lady
compositor, glided gracefully into the
composing room Monday noon and re-
sumed her position as champion typist
and punisher of Hood Rivers famous
fruits in this Office. Miss Beller has
Just returned from a gay outing of three
weeks in the Sound country. She used
to shy at our fairy tales about Hood River
fruits, but since her return she says she
couldn't find any such fruit as we have
here at any of the places she visited ,and
thinks our genealogical exhibits will