The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-21

A. A. Jayne went to Portland
Thursday.
Q. j. Brown was passenger on
train |, Thursday.
K. H. Hartwig made business trip
to The Dalles, Friday.
S. E. Bartmess made a business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Elmer Rand went to Portland Fri
day afternoon on train 2.
j. S. Booth went to Portland on the
early morning train Monday.
II. j. Davis went to Portland Thurs
day morning on business trip.
4. H. Shepard spent Friday in
Portland, returning home on the even
ing train.
Thomas Chapman, who has been
visiting in Eastern Oregon, returned
Thursday.
Miss Adele Golf, student at the
state unive isty Is at home for the
holidays.
Richard Shepard, of Portland, was
the guest of r. L. Laraway for several
days last week.
Truman Butler went to Mosier on
Thursday morning and returned on
the evening train.
A sister of Mrs. Media Surface, Miss
Lydia Burlingame, of North Yakima,
is visiting in this city.
Chas. Cosgrove of Chicago was here
last Friday making arrangements for
the X. of p. emf nteTtainment.
Miss Helen Teal will leave her ranch
for the winter and go to Portland,
where she will reside until spring.
F. r. Jacobs, brother of Mrs. H.
j. Fredericks, has been spending sew
eral days in town visiting with his
sister.
The green and red colored window
decorations at Bragg Il Co.'S. store,
are unique and artistic and are the
subject of many nice compliments.
Percy Harrell, son of Mrs. EN-
strum, who has been patient at The
Dalles hospital for some time was far
enough recovered to return home re-
Gently.
George Slocom, went to Portland
Friday to get what is the very latest
in his line In the way of novelties and
replenish his stock for the holiday
trade.
The Beau Brummel of Indians was
in town the other day. We don't know
what his name was or where he came
from, but he was handsome fellow
and good to look upon.
L. NJ. Greene will winter at his old
home at Vormillion, o., aud left here
recently for that point. Mr.. Greene
will return in the spring and take VI
work Oh his ranch.
"a Girl From Sweden" will be the
next attraction at the Opera House,
This play will be seen here January
4th and Is said to be hrst-clasl
show. Tickets will be on sale as usus
at Clark's drug store.
Manager Stubling of The Dalles foot
ball team, dropped off the trair
Thursday afternoon and had a mo
ment's chat with friends here. He wal
on his way to Portland to make ar
rangements for the visit of the team
to that place.
Rev. r. II. Barnes, who has beef
sick for several days, but who wa
thought to be better, took turn fo
the worse last Thursday and his i'll
ness has developed into pnf umonia
While he is not critically ill, he i
very seriously so, and it is hoped tina
he will soon recover.
We are in receipt of a communica
tion from Capt. Edna Anderson o
tn , Salvation Army Corps, located a
The Dalles, asking for contribution
of food, clothing or money to hell
the corps In assisting the poor ant
destitute during the holidays. Any
thing you wish to give may be lef
at the I'otel Waucoma.
Mammas on shopping expedition
have considerable trouble in town
their ever observant youngsters pas
Grams store. One of the windows
profusely decorated with dolls an
their belongings and to children, c
course it appears like dolls para
disc.
Workmen are engaged in roofin
the new water tank for the o. r.
N. The tank is proving great cor
venience to the road and the railroa
company evidently intends to max
1t secure from the shy stones an
bricks in the hands OF the mischie-
ous small boy.
Riverside Congregational churC
will hold their annual dinner at Il
K. of P. hall, Thursday, December 2
A general invitation is extended to g