The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-01-12
MOUNT HOOD.

Cool weather with little snow is
the program In this part at present.
A very pleasant dance was held at
the hall last Thursday evening. Music
was furnished by Peter Lenz and the
German band.
The Glacier literary meets every FRI
day evening at the hall. We are glad
to see the young people taking an in
terest in such work. 1t is good for
them.
The new Winans gate at the East
Fork dam was broken last week but
will be repaired as soon as material can
be had.
The other day, while at the post Of
fee, we noticed queer fog rising over
in field east Of there. 1t was partly
green, with some white mixed in, and
having blue border On closer inves-
tigation 1t proved to be Paul Aubert
taking out grubs in the rain and snow.
Go to it, Paul.
If the editor will drop in at the ball
Saturday evenings the Baldwin sports
will entertain him with exhibitions of
the manly art in boxing gloves. He
can have as much fuu watching these
amateurs AS IL he went to q negro camp
meeting or n Missouri dog fight, with
once in while little nose paint and
black eve thrown in occasionally.
The land contest did not come off
last week according to program, there
being something wrong with the dates,
instead of being the 4th it was the l4th |;
and possibly not then.
In another column will be found the
school report of District No. 8, at Mount
Hood, Or, which is no mean showing
for the time of year and the kind of
weather we have here now.
| The United Artisans of Mount Hood
assembly, No. 258, held their regular
meeting on the evening of January Z,
with full attendance. The following
officers were duly installed, f. G. Mil
Ter acting as installing officer: Master
Artisan, |. U. Lafferty; superintendent,
George Wlshart; inspector, Elmer Crib
BILE; secretary, William Gribble; treas
urer, w. s. Gribble; S. conductor, Mrs.
S. b. Hess; master Of ceremonies, Mrs.
W. s. Gribble; junior conductor, Mar
tin Gribble; past master artisan, &. f..
Wishart; instructor, J. Vauthiers; war
den, 7. Fl. Larwood; field com manders,
S. b. Hess and Mrs, J. Vauthiers.
After installation and other business
was completed, dainty lunch was
served, consisting of sandwiches, pie,
cake and coffee, to which all did full
Justice.
A telephone meeting has been called
for Saturday, January IA, at Grlbble's
hall, at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
of organizing local telephone line,
connecting with the central office at
Hood River. A ditch meeting will fol-
low the telephone meeting.
Mrs. w. S. Grlbble has been quite i'll
but is reported much better at this
writing.
Kelly Il Wishart are running their
saw mill again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davenport have
returned home after a brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Short in the Will
lamette valley.
Mrs. f. G. Miller Is reported sick.
S. A. Helmer contemplates building
a barn In the near future.
Mr.. Hart has returned home after an
absence of several months.
J. s. Patterson will soon have Mr..
Dumas new house completed and
ready for occupancy.
Our literary society meets every Sat
urday evening, with large attendance.
! Some very interesting programs are
rendered, and there is much spirited
debating
Sunday school is held at the school
house every Sunday at IL o'clock, ex-
cept the fourth Sunday in each month,
when Sunday school Is held at 10 and
church Mt II O'Clock