The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17

II. c. Bateham and family returned,
last week, from an extended trip in the
Eastern states. They spent the winter
at Painesville, Ohio.
Mrs. N. Harris of the well.known dry
goods and clothing store of The Dalles
offers her entire stock of goods for sale.
Those interested should read her ad in
another column.
Miss Grace Hobson, stenographer in
the Office OF the Eastern Oregon Land
Co. at Moro, spent the week in Hood
River visiting Miss Clara Blythe and
Mrs. Edward Blythe.
A large number of communications
reached the Glacier office last week too
late for publication, notwithstanding re-
peated announcements that all such
matter should be in by Monday.
The papers on pioneer days in Hood
River, by Captain IL. G. Coe and John
Marden, will be worth more than the
admission price of Oregon night at the
Unitarian church, Monday evening,
March 2l, at o'clock. Price 15c.
David Irwin and wife and daughter
from Michigan, are visiting the family
of George F. Coe. Mr.. Irwin is the
brother OF Mrs. Coe. They come to Or.
egon prepared to stay a year and NAV
conclude to make it their permanent
home.
M. II. Noble was in town Wednesday
: for the first time in ten weeks. During
all this time he has been laid up at
home from the effects of blood poisoning
after vaccination. For a week or more
he was at the point of death. His
many friends are glad to see him about
again.
o. A. Wolverton of Monmouth, Or, is
visiting his brother-in-law, J. L. Hersh-
ner, and family. Mr.. Wolvertonis brother
of Justice Wolverton OF the Oregon su-
preme court. This is Mr.. Wolverton's
first visit to Hood River, and he found
much larger, more thickly populated
and highly developed valley than he ex.
pected to see.
r. Reed. proprietor of the Spot Cash
grocery, has made sale of his business
to the Wood Bros, from Vancouver. Mr..
Reed, in retiring from the grocery busi-
ness asks the Glacier to thank the many
people who were his customers the past
year. He is undecided just what he
will do next, but says he expects to re-
main in Hood River.
THE residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Blythe was we'll filed last Monday even
ing with the members and friends of the
Congregational Christian Endeavor So
ciety, who conducted highly successful
social. Games We're INDUCED in, which
were Interestingly interspersed with rec
itations and musical selections. A de-
liciOus luncheon was served.
The young men Of Hood River are
manifesting much interest in the Sur
day night meetings conducted by Rev.
W. q. Eliot at the Unitarian church.
Elderly men, too, are attracted by the
counsels of Mr., Eliot, and at last Sun.
day nights meeting there was such q
sprinkling of gray heads in the audience
that, on motion, il was unanimously
voted to open the two concluding meet.
ings to all men, irrespective Of age.
The W. W. NJ. Co. base ball club o.
The Dalles recently elected the follow.
ing officers for the year 1904: II TEN.
pie, president; TThompson, secretary,
J W Miller, treasurer; c F Savaxe, man.
ager. Manager Savage expects to put
out the best team in The Dallss, CEN.
posed Of local players, and win arrange
for match games with the clubs Of sur.
rounding towns. New suits have been
ordered, which were presented by +. o.
Mccoy, manager Of the W. W. NJ. Co.
Jesse Moore, ratchet setter at the Me-
nominee mill, met with a serious acci.
dent Monday morning, an accident
which came within q hairs breadth Ol