The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-12-06

| Mrs. Laura Cole, of Menominee,
visited Hood River yesterday.
Christmas STALE of hand made goods
at the Opera House December IA.
Rev. and Mrs. II. q. Clark we mt to
The Dalles yesterday.
G. A. Bell returned Sunday from a
three weeks trip to the Will annette
valley.
Mrs. Will Merrill left Tuesday at.
ternoon for Albany where she will Wis.
1t her paren ts.
Don't miss the beautiful hand made
christmas presents at the OpeIa
House December IA, afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. K. A. Sterry has returned to
her home at Portland after a week 3
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. A.
Jayne.
There will be dance at the hall at
Mount Hood Saturday evening, De-
cember 8. Numbers, 80 cents. No
supper served.
lt will interest the many friends of
Mrs. l.. W. Marcellus to know that
her Portland address is 9Si Il. SalmCn
street.
N. W. Powell and wife, who have
been visiting ID. d. Homewood al
Hood River, returned home to Van
couver Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega.
tional church will serve dinner and
supper during stheir sale Saturday at
the Opera House.
Miss May Bachelor, waitress at the
Waucoma hotel, was called home to
Portland Friday ON account of the
serious illness of her sister.
Truman Butler left yesterday on
No. 2 to join his wife In Kansas,
where they will visit friends and rela
tives until after the holidays.
At the high school debate Friday
evening on the question whether the
county should be divided or not, the
judges decided In the negative.
am In the market for good bug
gy horse and would like to exchange
piano for same. Call Saturday.
Soule's Piano house. Phone Main
1923.
| l.. H. Higgins & Co.'s Ladies' Coat
and Suit sale begins Saturday, Dec. 8th.
Come and see the special values we of
fer you. Buy your suits and coats now
and save so per cent. Do it now.
Tbos. A. Davidson, who recently
bought the fine ranch of W. j. Baker,
two miles south Of town, moved out
to the place yesterday. Mrs. David.
son returned from Helena the fret Of
the week.
II. d. Parkins, formerly of Parkins
q Hughes, of The Dalles, but now
with the Eilers Piano house at Port.
land. came up on the local yesterday
morning and took passage On Commo
dore Deans palatial inter state boat
to White Salmon.
Il. l.. Smith received a message
yesterday OF the death of George H.
Lamberson, secretary of the State
Horticultural society, which occurred
at Portland Tuesday evening Mr..
Smith will attend the funeral. Mr.
Lambelson has been suffering from
cancer for some time, and his death
was not unexpected.
W. b. Cole, of Portland, former
resident OF Hood River, spent cot
pei Of days in town the first of the
week. MIR. Cole has been engaged in
the restaurant business at Portland
for the past year, but sold out his in
terest there couple Of months ago.
and is now travelling on the road fer
mercantile house.
Shortly after the arrival of Mrs.
70 a. ha
OF her uncle, Mr.. Bentley, she receiv-
cd message from Los Angeles of the
sudden death Of an aunt, Mrs. S. b
Hotchkiss. Mrs. Chandler lived with
Mrs. Hotchkiss from the time she was
a little girl until her marriage, and in
the death of her aunt, 1t was like los
ing q mother. The two deaths the
same week make it doubly sad.
j. Often Is fixing over the old Dal-
las corner opposite the Paris Fair,
making two good store rooms in
front. Carl Sumner, the plumber,
who has been occupying the back
room, will take one of the front
rooms, end Mrs. j. 7. Merrill, of
White Salmon, will occupy the corner
with a stock Of millinery.
Miss Hartley is planning two pupil
recitals for this week. The first will
be given at her home by the younger
pupils Saturday evening, December s.
The second will be given at the U. b.
church by the older and more ad-
vanced pupils Monday evening, De-
cember 10. Both iecitals will be in
vitation affairs. Besides the solo
work Miss Hartley has planned some
ensemble work consisting of six hand
piano pieces, vocal trios and quar-
tettes and piano duets.