The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-09

II. W. LutkemicT has gone on trip
to the upper Mount Hood country.
lie left Wednesday.
Dr. Dumhe was called to Husum,
Wednesday, to attend Miss Williams
who is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Emstrum went to The Dallos,
Tuesday, to visit her son, who is con
fined in the hospital there with an i'll
ness,
Thomas Whitcomb, of Lyle, fell off
his barn last Thursday and was quite
seriously injured, having had his head
cut and both wrists sprained. He
was in town Wednesday to secure the
services of DR. Dumble to dress his
injuries.
Tho piling for the Mount Hood
Guihoad between the O. II. & NJ
tracks and the river is being rapidly
put into position and work along the
ncompleted parts of the road il be-
ing pushed as vigorously as possible.
Miss Jessie Mitchell, who has been
operating the Simplex type-setting
machine in the Glacier Office for sew
eral weeks, left Tuesday for Baker
City, whore she has secured posi-
tion on the Minor We wish her snc-
cess
The young ladies Guild OF st.
Marks church held its meeting at the
home of Mrs Cross Monday evening
The meeting was we'll attended and it
is expected that the young ladies will
soon give an entertainment in the aid
of the church. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Baker
Manager DeBordo Cf the football
toam announces that the boys viii
give dance ON Thanksgiving even
ing. 1t will be an early and late
affair at Toe Per, | dies free. This
will be an easy way OF helping the de.
yotCes of the pigskin along, ms well as
spending an enjoyable evening,
c. u. Honrich is in receipt of "a let
ter from ii. $, hudson, Supreme Mas
tor Artisan OF the United Artisans,
stating why he was unable TO keep his
with the local lodge here
recently saying that he will positively
bo here ON November 10, and if posi-
bic bring other members Of the Su-
promo Office with him,
A, l., Craig, general passenger agent
Of the Q. Il. n, and. 5. =. lines, ac-
10y Mrs. Craig, spent Sun.
lay with Mr.. and Mr. Vanderbilt at
Boulah Land lhcir son, Harvey,
Is ho has been at BeuNh Land for scy-
raj weeks, will remain for some time
yet.
The q will be regular commuuca.
ion Of Hood River Lodge No. 100, |
F. y A. NJ, Saturday evening, No |
.embor II. Iiomuu Day Uuucurs on
he same date and will le ilttingly .
Work in the Nj. VI. /
iegIoc. \ full attendance is desired. .
tsitiug brcthorn cordially invited.
}. A. Douthit, of The Dallcs, was a
'aller at the Glacier office Wednesday.
lo was in Hood River ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Waddcll of Baker
'ity visited Dr.. an Mrs. DumUle
asst week, Mrs. Waddcll is sister
Vi Mrs. Dumhle,
c. \. Gilmore and wife returned
rom their trip to the Willamette val
ey tuesday. They visited several
rmccs in the valley, and Nj. Gilmore
urchascd 40 acres near Walker sta
ion, five miles from Cottage Grove. I,
nd will move there in few DAYS.
hey visited j. s. Harbisou at Albany /
nd also NJ {. Mott at Eugene, both
ormcr Hood River people
Miss Ena Iodley left today for
ortlaud. She will visit Seattle and
aturn to her home in Connecticut by
ay Of California.
Rev. II. W. Clark. pastor of the
elmout church was called to Kinder
ook, H., Wednesday, by telegram
the death of his b ether
that place. Tie left Thursday morn
* and expects to tie away some time.