The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-12-07

Miss Gladys Hartley spent Thanks
giving in town.
II. G. Cotton and wife were in this
city recently on visit.
Frank Ries made a visit to the
county seat last Saturday.
G. W. Parsons has moved fiom
Hood River to his ranch.
f. G. Staulfer made trip to The
Dalles and return Monday.
Frank Ginger of Mosier came in on
the early train from that place Mon
day.
Miss Martha Bowerman spent
Thanksgiving with her parents at Sa-
lem.
Miss Anna Thompson, the school
teacher at Odell, spent Thanksgiving
at her home at The Dalles.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis of White Salm on
will occupy the pulpit of the Unita-
rian church Sunday.
Rev. Walton Skipworth came down
from The Dalles Saturday and spent
Sunday in Hood River.
Misses Frances Bragg and Pearl
Bradley have been at Forest Grove
several days visiting some girl friends.
Sam Koplin, who lives out on the
state road, had the misfortune to lost
his horse last week. The animal died
of collie.
0. b. Hartley and W. A. Morgan
recently returned from Sherman coun-
ty, where they have been buying
horses and cattle.
A. G. Staten lost fine Jersey COW
Sunday. This is the second high
priced animal that this gentleman has
had die during the past month.
Mrs. s. W. Arnold of this city, but
who is at present residing at Cascade
Locks, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. lsen-
berg.
Mrs. James Ruth is critically Ill
with rheumatism Her daughters,
Mrs. lsenberg and Mrs. M. b. Web
ster of Clackamsas, ale at her bedside.
There will be special meeting at
Frankton school house December 16,
1905, to vote special tax for school
POSODs All DhJBlb dlp
invited to be present.
Mcclure Bros, who are manufac-
turing their own lard have purchased
press to help them in extracting the
greasy fluid and will be able by this
method to supply their rapidly in
creasing trade in this article.
Train No. ! has been rum ing on
time for day or two lately: and one
of the postal clerks on this much be-
lated train was heard to remark that
number of passengers along the line
who we're trying to catch it came near
having heart disease.
Articles incorporating an institution
to be known as the Hood River Sani-
turium were 9led at the county clerks
office Wednesday morning by Mary
Powell Jordan, N. B. Jordan and II.
s. Wilson. The capital stock is 81, 500
divided into $500 shares
County Judge Lake Monday ap-
pointed @, r. Bone as guardian for
| W. V. Johnson of this city. Mr.
Johnosn has been acting rather
strangely of late, and 1t is the inten-
tion of his friends and relatives to try
and induce him to no to a sanitarium
! for time.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
will hold a sale of cooked food in the
Smith building every Saturday from
now until Christmas, and are pre-
pared 10 furnish all kinds of delicacies
for your Christmas dinner. Those
who would like something in this line
are requested to leave their orders
with the ladies who will conduct the
sale next Saturday.
Stopping the trains at the new water
cranes makes it necessary for passen-
gers to get off on the outskirts of
town. 1t is said that the railroad
company is contemplating egxtending
the platforms at the station in both
directions, 80 that passengers from
The Dalles and Cascade Locks wont
have to walk more than half way from
those points.
Este BIosius, who has been suffer
ing from a complicated form of hip
trouble for some time and has been a
great sufferer, was taken to Portland
Sunday for treatment. He was ae-
companied by his father, DR.. Brosius,
and was placed in sanitarium, where
his case will be thoroughly diagnosed.
The latest word received from him is
to the effect that he is resting as COM
fortably as could be expected.
j. w. Ofleld, who has been here for
some time in connection with the dis
, posal of his property to the Hospital
Association, left Sunday for Cour d.