The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-15
II. S. Richmond went to Portland

H. S. Richmond went to Portland
Thursday on a visit.
G. A. Bell b,s been at Portland for
several days this week.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
@. Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eccles, of Salt
Lake City, accompanied by their
daughter, we're visitors at Hood Riv-
er Wednesday. They we're met here
by Mt. and Mrs. ". II. Eccles and
expected to go to Dee, but were de-
tanned by the food.
"The New Consciousness will be
I he subject of discourse at the Uni.
tartan church next Sunday morning !;
for evening, Good People in Bad
World". A cordial invitation is ex-
sended to all.
L. ii. Huggins went to The Dalles
Tuesday, where he has been forced to
spend much of his time lately owing
to the illness of his partner who is
sick in The Dalles hospital with ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Hugigns reports
that his partner, is however, getting
along as we'll as can be expected.
Charles Pierson, Cecil Holman, Ed
Wright and Emmett Ihompkins re-
turned from Allintgon Saturday
where they had been on goose hunt
that was most successful. In all they
bagged about Is birds. The goose
hunting there Ia said to be the best
at present that has been known In a
number of years.
The offices of the Apple Growers
union have been moved from its old
quarters into the new warehouse
which they will occupy in future.
The old bniiding belongs to the
Fruit Or ,wers union and WILDE used
by them. The new offices are more
convenient ani nearer the scene of
action making it much better for all
concerned.
Ralph Shelley who last spring went
to Unalaska, Alaska, arrived at Hood
River from there last Friday. During
the summer he has been employed
there as manager of large mercsn-
tile establishment. This is not Mr..
Shelley's first trip to this part of the
world as he has been In the habit of
going north for several seasons and
returning to Hood RIVER for the win
ter.
The Elko Ladies Qsartette will
give an entertainment under the aus
pices of the ladies Of the Unitarian
chutch Tuesday evening, Nov. 20.
The quartette consists of Miss Line
han, first soprano, Stella Linehsn,
second soprano, Virginia Spencer,
frst alto and Kathryne Linehan, Sec
ond alto. These ladies are said to give
a very superior musical entertain
ment and press notices which we have
received are very flattering in men,
tion Of their talents.
Miss Nettie Kemp, who has been
stenographer and clerk In the office
of j H. Heilbronner & Co., has Civ
en- up her position there to take one
with another firm that will shortly be
formed and in which she will be an
equal partner. Miss Kemp was much
liked and popular In her old position,
but we think we can safely say that
she will be better liked and more pop
ular In her new one, particularly by
the other member of the firm.
d. M. Cookingbam, of Battle Greek,
Mich, and g. w. Deming, of Che
mung county, N. T., we're visitors at
Hood River with their wives Sstur
day. They wete here with view OF
locating, h.r. DemiDg is at present
at Portland, where he has been max
ing his headwuarters while seeking q
place to locate. The former gentle.
man expects to return to Michigan
for the winter and come to Oregon in
the spripp