The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-01

Elmer Heath left Wednesday morn
ing to transact business at Hood Riv-
er. Grass Valley Journal.
Albert Nelson was a passenger yes
terday for Hood River, where he has
employment in a sawmill. lone Pro-
claimer.
j. Often left Friday for Boise, Ida
ho, where he expects to stay for a
week. MIR. Often was called to Boise
on business.
H. I. Wise, chief engineer Of the
Columbia Valley railroad, was guest
at the Mount Hood hotel last week.
The Columbia Valley have number
of men working near Bingen.
The subject of discourse at the Uni
tartan church next Sunday morning
will be "The Best Use of Our Gifts"
I for evening, "What Shall ] Believer"
All are cordially invited to these SER
vices.
Onthank & Often report the sale OF
the property known as "rhe Firs"
and owned by ID. e. Rand, of Port
land, to s. Copple. lot in the same
block belonging to George Ciowell
was also disposed Of by the same firm
to Mr.. Copple.
The many friends of Mrs. M. A.
Shaw, wife Of DIR. Shaw, will regret
to learn that she is quite i'll with
pneumonia While seriously sick MIS-.
Shaw is reported as doing as well az
could be exne ted under the circum.
stances.
Mrs. A. B Garfield, who has hoen
seriously sick with what was at first
thought TO he peritonitis and later
was pronounced appendicitis, was
taken to Portland Tuesday afternoon
for treatment. She was In very
critical condition and 1t is expect eC
that she will have to be operated on.
Mrs. Adelia Moe, who left Hood
River August 8 for the middle west
ern states on visit to relatives and
friends In Minnesota and Wisconsin
arrived home Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Moe came on tain which wal
ten hours late, but with this excep
tion had a pleasant trip.
Rev. Walter Skipworth, presiding
elder, will hold the first quarter ly
meeting of the year for Belmont
charge, preaching at Belmont next
Sunday evening at 1880 p. M, ant
holding the quarterly conference OF
Monday at 10 o'clock a. m. Everybody
is invited to the service.
Misses Marie and Lizzie Mohr, whC
have Eeen seriously sick with typhoiG
fever for long time, are reported
not to be gaining very rapidly. While
Miss Lizzie is somewhat better, hel
sister is still in such critical condi
tion that much anxiety is felt about
her recovery. Mrs. Mohr Is also re
ported to be affected with the.disease
but her condition Is ssid to be not Sc
serious as that Of her daughters.
Miss E. Ii. StemDerg, recently O
Portland, but formerly Of Eastern
Oregon, has taken up her residene Al
Hood River, accompanied by hel
brother, Philip, who Is an invalid, IL
the hope that his health will be bene
fitted. Miss Stemberg is erecting I
building next to Rowley's on the bill
and will open a millinery store in j
when completed. Her stay will b'
somewhat controlled by the effect o
the climate on her brothers health
The Hood River Commercial clnI
has received an iatitI,nA for irei
dents Of tie vaIlry To attend farm
er's institute which will he held a
Leba OF. Ore November 9th, unGe
the direction OF the Oregon Agricul
tut j college and the william. to Val
ley Develop enent League. The meet
ing will last two days and the an
nouncement says that hose ttel d
ing will be assured OF lWo day. O
both pleasure and profit