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

anniversary of their wedding. The sur
prise was complete. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Baker, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Chandler, Mr., and Mrs C
Bone, DR. and Mrs F Q Brosius, Mrs E I
Savage, Mrs Kline, Mr. and Mrs H
Davidson Helen Davidson, Pansy Baker
Marjorie Baker, Mr. and Mrs S + Blythe
ICD Heinrich, Kathyrn Baker, Kenneth
Baker, Willie Baker. The game of whist
was indulged in, at which S. F. Blythe
won first prize-a china teapot stand
on which is painting OF Mount Hood
and Mrs. w. j. Baker won seconC
prize-a full-sized toy rooster. A deli
cious lunch was served at II O'Clock. A
very enjoyable evening was spent by all
present. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Castnel
were prevented from being present by
the accident that befell Mr. Castner the
day before, when he cut his foot severely
with an nax.
j. f. SSranahan, an architect of %
years. experience, has located in Hood
River. Mr.. Stranahan has been in San
Francisco for the past three years. He
had an office in Portland for seven years,
during which time he planned and sup
erintended the construction of some of
the best buildings in Portland. He can
give some OF the best men in Portland
as references. He is an up-to-date arch
itect. At present, and until he can Sc
cure an office down town, Mr.. Strana-
han can be found at the home OF @. j..
Hayes, on the hill. Mr.. Stranahan will
mill he, ,,1aaon4 10 pnnat tHith
contemplating the erection Of buildings,
and will be glad TO give advice whether
employed as architect or not. 1t will be
great convenience to contractors to
have the architect of building where
he can be consulted at all times.
Captain and Mrs P Shaw entertained
few friends Friday evening, March IL,
present were: Captain and Mrs. j. P.
Shaw, Miss Robin Shaw, Mr. and Mrs G
D Thompson, DR. and Mrs II l. Dumble,
Mayor and Mrs E Rand, Mrs Jones,
Mr. and Mrs S + Blythe, Mr. and Mrs G
I Early, Mr. and Mrs w Baker. Whist
was the game of the evening. c. d.
Thompson won first prize-A large and
handsome picture of scene at sea-and
Mrs. G. D. Thompson won second prize
"a tiny candlestick and wax candle. A
delicious lunch was served, and at late
hour the party broke up, each one de-
claring that Captain and Mrs. Shaw and
Miss Robin Shaw are thoroughly pro-
ticient in the art OF entertaining.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
United Brethren church met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Hartley
last Thursday evening. The social COM
mittee, together with the hostess, had
arranged many pleasing social features
that were enjoyed by all. A short pro-
gramme was rendered, and then Melvin
Coon, the president, took charge. Re-
ports were read from all the committees,
after which six new members we're well
coined into the organization, making
total of "a received recently. All agree
that very pleasant time was had. The
society is fourishing and conducts in
teresting meetings every Sunday even
ing at O'Clock.
Jesse Davidson was down from his
at Monnt Hood last week.
He says the late rains and thaw brought
down from the hills lot Of gravel that
covered some of his hest land. The
gravel was first started bv cloud burst
that happened on the hills last summer
at the time Of the Heppner flood. Mr..
Davidson has deem delivering saw logs
all winter to K0ontz x Kelley's saw mill,
where he is having lumber cut for his
and fences.
Earl F. Alharts and Clarence Alberts
Of Muskegon, Mich. we're in Hood Riv-
er last week, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carlton II. Vaughan. Mr.. Vaughan
and the Alherts were schoolmates in
The young men are con-
nected with large Eastern numbering
They are making an extend
ed tour of the Pacific coast states, and
investigating the lumber
ing interests here. They left Tuesday
Tor Seattle and Puget Sound points.
James E. Hanna has sold his home
and lot corner of River and Fourth !
streets to N. G. Evans. Mrs. Hanna
and her two daughters, Florence and
Ruth, will go to Scappoose, Or, where
Mr.. Hanna is engaged in the saw mill
business. The family expect to move
about one week from tomorrow. They |
will all come back in a year or two, and
IN the meantime will build a dwelling
On their lots up town.
Robert Leasure, democratic commit
teeman in Mount Hood district, was in
own Friday. He reports that Mount |
Hood will register 100 voters the coming |
election. AT the election two years ago
80 votes we're cast out of a registration |
If so voters. Mount Hood is known as
precinct. 1t was formerly |
/ democratic precinct, but the immi-
grafton is an unknown quantity polite |
illy, and the precinct may now be con-
'idered doubtful,
Charles Temple, the jeweler, fell from
MS stool in bilious attack last Friday. |
He tainted away and it was an hour be-
ore he came to. He was taken to his |
'oom, where he has since been under |
he doctors care. In the fall he struck |
lis head against the safe or a corner of
the showcase and received two ugly cuts |
IN his head. He was down town
Tuesday for the first time.
R. Field of White Salmon was a visit
,r in Hood River, Tuesday. Mr.. Field |
6 the owner of more land than he can
make use OF and desires to sell a part.
He therefore advertises it for sale in the
Glacier, recognizing the fact that the
Glacier is good advertising medium.
Charles B. Prather was in from his
home on Rock creek, Tuesday. He says
hey are having spring over on Rock |
creek. The grass is growing and the
farmers have turned their stock out to
rustic. Charley says he already has
some garden made.
Mrs. Amos, ,Ketchum, at one time a
resident of Hood River, living in Meth |
odist lane, died at her home in Esther
vile, Iowa, February 26. Deceased was
a sister of Mrs. E. c. Rogers. Her age
was 55.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. E. church |
will give dime tea at the home of Mrs. !
Jury(just back of the State street school |
house) on Friday, March Is. Tea will |
ha oarvad from, .QO n, .QO