The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-10-12
Dance at the Opera House Friday

Dance at the Opera House Friday
evening.
W. H. Peugh went to Condor
Tuesday to visit his son, 9. r..
Peugh.
The Male Quartette and bell ringes
will be here October 18. Be sure to
hear them.
S. NJ. Keir and Mrs. Cass and son,
of Viroqus, Wis, are visiting A, S.
Keir at Hood River.
Marriage license has been granted
at Goldendale to Stephen L. Billings
and Amelia Stadelman of Trout Lake
II. G. Kane, salesma for the Rem
ington Typewriter Co., Portland,
spent several days in Hood River
this week.
Mr.. Davenport, member of the com.
mission firm of Davenport Bros,
Portland was in Hood River during
the week.
Mrs. W. L. earns, of Odell, re,
turned Monday from The Dalles,
where she has been undergoing treat.
ment for several weeks.
You will enjoy Mr.. Maupin, Octo.
Der IS. He is a splendid cornet solo.
ist, having been conductor of the
Fourth Regiment Band Missouri Ma
tional Guard.
+. j. Chilcote, formerly of Miss.
ouri, but re emily resident of Port
land, is looking for farm to rent, OF
employment. His family are at pre-
sent at st. Martins Springs, but will
join Mr.. ChilcOte as soon as he finds
a location.
j. f. Hellenious, editor and pub
Usher of the Watchman at Seattle,
spent yesterday in Hood River. lie
had been seeing the sights at the eX-
position for several days, and was tol
there to make trip to Hood River
to see the fruit.
S. N. Rinde, formerly of Grafton,
N. D., now in the hospital depart
ment of the U. S. S. Paul Jones,
which is quartered at Portland, took
a run up to see his old school mate,
A. s. Keir, of Keir & Cass, the first
of the week.
ID. L. Davidson of Willow Flat was
In the city yesterday afternoon, and
says the fl st meeting of the Duke :
Valley literary society will be held at
the school house Saturday evening,
beginning at 7 80 sharp. George Mas
see the secretary is absent this yeaI
at Salem and it will be necessary tc
elect new one. President Davidson
is anxious that there be a large at.
tendance at this initial session.
The city council failed to have /
meeting Monday evening for lack o.
a quorum, and principally because
the engineers who have charge Of the
sewer contract failed to get data into
the hands of the sewer committee il
time for them to make report. i
is fully expected that all details viii
be fixed up in time for them to MAKE
q report for the regular meeting Mon
day evening and that there will be NJ
more delay ia getting the sewer start
ed.
Saturday morning Attorneys Ben
nett and Wilson filed with the Clerl
of the United States circuit cour
motions for Q new trial and arrest o
judgment in behalf of their clients
Congressman Williamson, DIR. Val
Gesner and Marion K. Biggs Tn
motions are made for each defendan
separately. They are very brief an,
formal. District Attorney Hene
said yesterday that he did not beleiv
the motions would be heard until afte
the Jones Potter case was concluded
Government dipper dredge No
recently brought from the Upper Will
annette river il at Cascade Lock
where she will be employed in dredp
ing the upper and lower entrances t
the locks, which have been shoalin
considerably. A depth of eight fee
on the lock floors at low water is rt
quired. While the shoaling at th
canal is not of serious nature, tn
United States engineers office ha
deemed it advisable, in view Of th
coming heavy grain shipments,
clear out the locks and approaches.
Mrs. W. G. Evans left Tuesday fc
Midland, Ark, where she will Wis
her daughter, Mrs. L. &. Packard
and also her first grand child. 81
wss accompanied as far as Kansi
City by Mrs. P. A. Evelhart an
daughter, Alice, and Mrs. 0. d. RI
and daughter, who we're bound f.
Esmond, Kansas. They expect
meet Mr.. Rea in Kansas City, who
l ct present at the Arkansas Hot Sprinl
being treated for cancer. Mr.. Rea
! reported to be quite poorly, and if
Is unable to meet them at Kans
City, Mrs. Rea will go to him at Il
hot springs.