The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-10

The supper and entertainment given
bv the teachers and pupils OF the pubic
school at X. OF P. hall Saturday even
ing was great success in every way;
The patrons and friends Of the school
were out in great numbers, and itseemed
as if no one in town, or the school dis
trict, for that matter, was missing IRON
the tables and the entertainment that
followed The neat sum realized, $2O,
proves that about all were there. Miss
Minnie Schungel and her able corps OF
teachers are to be congratulated upon
their ability to entertain. The programme
from the "grand opening to the babel
of recitations, was vocifereusly applaud
ed in every act.
Rev. Clarence II. Lake OF The Dalles
has accepted call to the st. Georges
Episcopal church, OF Roseburg, to sue
ceed Rev. John Dawson, recently trans
ferred to East Portland. Rev. Lake will
assume, MAY |, the rectorate of this
mission, which also includes Oakland
and Cottage Grove. Rev. Lake is 32
wears old. He is an 1894 graduate OF
va e, and from the Berkeley Divinity
school OF 1898. Although young man,
he is highly spoken ofas successful min
ister Rev, Lake is unmarried. His
mother and sister will reside with him.
Chronicle.
c. w. Murphy of Dukes valley was a
caller at the Glacier Office Saturday.
He reports the roads in bad shape, and
thinks that now the water question
seems to be settled for Hood River val
lev, our citizens should turn their at
tention to the roads for their better
ment He thinks the rock crusher
owned by the county could be put to
good use in Hood River, where we have
so much good material for road building
The Women of Woodcraft had very
pleasant gathering at their social and
, entertainment, Friday night. An ex
cellent programme was rendered, one
special feature OF which was the quar-
tette from the glee club. After the pro
gramme, % baskets and enough luncf
. was sold to satisfy the appetites o
, about So people. They all enjoyed
: themselves and felt like saying, "W'
won't go home till morning"
GIL. Carroll of Mosier was in tow
t Thursday. He came down to adyer
7 tise his fine seed potatoes, grown with
: out irrigation. He has the North Poll
t potato, which takes the place OF thu
Burbank Seeding, that for years ha
t held up as the best late potato in th'
n market. Mr.. Carroll says Mosier rea
d estate is ready sale. Two deeds to acre
n age property we're made in Mosier las
q week.
e DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Jones and tw
children, former residents OF Hood Xiv
q re, arrived Saturday from Chicago, ,wher
they have been making their home 10
several years. DIR. Jones was in tn
70 dentistry business here and in Portland
He was greatly surprised to see tn
l. changes and Improvements made
N Hood River since he knew the place.
Miss Bess Isenberg, teacher at tn
n Columbia school, Menominee, was col
J. fined to her room by sickness all la
week. Her place as teacher was cree
* itably filled by Miss Lula Austen OF I'll
to Frankton school.
Jim Langille returned, Sunday, fro
e. Portland, where he spent the winter
r. the gay metropolis. Like all the rest
e. us, Jim can't stay long away from Hoo
n. River.
it. Water Meeting.-A water m eetingw W
ly be held at the Barrett school hous
o. Thursday evening, March 10. All i
terested are requested to attend.