The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-14

I Photographer Deitz made trip up
the road Saturday.
A. A. Jayne returned from Portland
Monday on train 2
Neil Evans was a visitor at the
county seat Thursday.
j. M. Hunt went to Portland on
business trip last week.
W. H. Belieu was a passenger on
train 2 for The Dalles Friday.
h. l.. Smith returned from trip
to Portland Monday night.
Geo. Il. Prather made a business
trip to Carson Saturday by boat.
James Hanna went up the road
Monday and will be absent from town
for week.
M. +. Jacobs Of Portland was In
town Friday looking after his prop
erty in this city.
o. B. Hartley and S. p. Fouts we're
passengers on train No. 2 t. The
Dalles, Tuesday,
Recorder Nickelsen went to The
Dalles on business connected with the
city's affairs, Monday.
j. II. DeMoss, who has been here
Tor several days, went to his home De-
Moss, Sherman county, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Snipes of The DalIes is
in this city visiting Mrs. E. n. Allen.
She expects to remain here several
weeks and then go to Portland.
j. W. Metcalf of Vancouver, for
mer resident Of this city, was in town
Monday renewing acquaintances with
the city and its inhabitants.
Hart Il Foster, blacksmiths, have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Hart will
continue the business, and is prepared
to serve his customers at the same
place as in the past
Ralph Reed recently sold his cigar
business to Ben Ihyson Mr.. Ihyson
has taken charge and in company
with Withrow. of football tame, is
conducting the business,
The distinction cf paying the first
sewer assessn ent was attained by At
toiney h. H. Hartwig, who handed
the amount OF his tax to Recorder
Nickelsen Saturday, December 9Th.
Prof Hoist held his dancing classes
at the Opera House Monday night,
being unable to secure Artisans Hall
for this date The class is increasing
and the professor feels very much en-
couraged.
Miss Margery Baker is filling the
position of telechone operator very
acceptably at present. Miss Baker
held this position once before and has
not lost the art Of saying number
please. "
Mrs. Daisy Richardson lett Thurs
day for Oregon city where she will
visit friends for week. Mrs Rich
ardson will then go on TO Seattle to
spend the remainder of the winter
with a cousin.
Omy, who was injured recently in a
runaway accident, returned from
Portland Saturday apparently none
the worse for his experience lie
wore his usual bland smile and an
nounced tL; "No killee twice. ="
Howard, Emery and Wilbur Davis,
of Grand junction, Col, arrived in
town recently and have been looking
over the country in the valley with a
view to locating here. Two of the
gentlemen are brothers and the other
ls cousin.
The Womens' Alliance and the Jun
ior Alliance of the Unitarian church
will hold sale of fancy articles suit.
able for Christmas presents Saturday,
December l6, in the vacant store in
the Smith building. A dinner and
supper will also be served.
The Congregational people contem-
plate holding their annual dinner,
Thursday, December Is. Will all
members OF the church and attendants
lease take notice. Speakers from out
Of town are expected to ba present
and general season of fellowship en-
joyed.
j, L, Henderson, who Is suffering
from very painful abscess, was taken
to the Hood River hospital for treat-
ment Monday. Since his removal to
the hospital Mr. Henderson is resting
easier, and we expect to hear his
cheerful voice about town in few
days.
U. s. Commissioner George Prather
has moved his office from the old bank
building to his own property on the
opposite corner Mr.. Prather will
have more room where he now is and
the building is somewhat better adapt
! ed to his needs as it will give him
separate offices in which to transact
, the various branches of his business.
If you do not pay your sewer assess.
3. ment before December ., it will be
delinquent. Better look after it now.