The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-30

e. e. Allen made visit to The
Dalles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan took trip tc
The Dalles last Thursday.
Mrs. J. e. Nichols had visit from
her father, Rev. A. j, Adams of Moro,
recently.
W. L. Clarke, resident engineer al
Cascade Locks, was a visitor In this
city Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison, rector of Trim.
ity church, Portland, was a recent
visitor at Hood River.
0, r. Ball, manag for the Ameri.
can Type Founders Co., at Portland,
was Hood River visitor last week.
+. b. jackson has just had a visit
from E. E. Segbield an old aoquaint-
ance who resides at Frankfort, Mich.
2. J. Hays, repI esenting l.. M. Al
exander q Co., agents for the L. G.
Smith typewriter, at Portland, was in
town Saturday.
A representative of the Christian
Standard, the Rev. Mr.. Husband OF
Cincinnati, is canvassing the valley in
the interests of that publication.
William Isenberg recently bought a
house and two lots from Mrs. BeI
nard Warren of Portland. Mrs. War
rem formerly lived at Hood River
james Simonton & Son will soon be-
ing work on cottage for Mr.. Demo-
rest, who recently purchased the La
mar property near Indian Greek.
II, ID. Wiley, who lives at Eugene,
is thinking about locating somewhere
in the Hood River valley. He was
here recently looking over the coun-
try.
N. D. Miller, chief engineer of the
Portland Seattle railway passed
through this city Tuesday night. He
was accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
The pupils of Miss Ethel Church
will give a musical recital Friday
evening, December /. Miss Church
is also on the program for several
numbers.
F. j. Mccarthy, of the French Drug
company, Tacoma, was a visitor at
this Office recently. M. French has
interests at White Salmon, and thinks
it is coming town.
The barbering firm of Billings &
Greene has been dissolved, Mr.. BiIf
lings having purchased the interest
his partner. Mr.. Greeno's plans for
the future are. not known.
The Hassalo Commercial Club will
hold meeting Tuesday evening, De-
cember 5. at s o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired as business Of i'm
portance will be tr, nsacted.
Friends in this city have received
word from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and
Miss Henrietta Bramwell stating that
they have arrived at Long Beach, Cal. ,
and that they had pleasant journey.
The publisher of the Oregon Search
light, Mrs. Vandervoort, was recent
visitor at Hood River. Mrs. Wander
voort is we'll known in temperance
work throughout the state.
II. W. Cross and family are moving
in to the residence on the hill known
as 1.-THE Firs. " 1t Is the intention
of Mrs. and Miss Cross to conduct q
first-class boarding house there.
Manager Fouts has had the office OF
the Hotel Waucoma covered with a
new composition known as "Ruber-
DID," 1t Is durable, can be easily
mopped up and presents a good sp-
| pearance.
r. G. Snyder, who came to this city
to attend the social of the Woodmen,
stayed here several days and says that
Viento where he is living at present
will have to give way to Hood River,
as he intends returning here.
Wasco county may be ahead in every
other respect, but she Is somewhat
shy along the matrimonial line this
month, only six licenses having been
granted so far. The last was to Ed
ward Tobin and Louise Brosius, OF
Hood River. -Dalles Chronicle.
Ashley Burr Cash, the well known
salesman at the Paris Fair and Miss
Naomi Mainland, will be married at
the home of the BRIDES parents in
| Vancouver, Wash, at high noon Nov.
%. After December Mr.. and Mrs.
Cash will be at home in Hood River.
Mr.. Frank Button and Miss Hoad-
ley entertained their Sunday school
classes Wednesday evening at the
home of the former lady. One of the
classes is girls and the other boys, and
it is needless to say that they had a
good time. They played games and
INDUCED in the pastimes of childhood
and went away very much pleased
with their evenings entertainment.
The young son Of Mr, aud Mrs.
Sam Blowers, who has been quite IL