The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-01-25

A. j. Derby of the firm of Fouts &
Derby, went to Portland Monday on
business.
Chris. Dethman went to the Dalles
Saturday morning, returning on the
afternoon train.
, Mrs. Sherman Frank went to The
Dalles Friday and Sunday attended
the funeral of Miss Brogan of whom
she was personal friend.
Charles Hall, proprietor Of the Will
Jams Pharmacy, who had besn In
Portland on business trip of several
days returned Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Hoist gave another
successful dance in the opera house
Friday evening. The Tillmany Or
chestra furnished the music and the
dance was well patronized.
In order to visit his grandmother
who is on Of the Oldest pioneers in
the state of Oregon, G. P. Masiker
went to Richmond Ore, last Thurs
day.
Wood and Smith Bros. have new
sign of the electric fash light decsrip-
tion in the l. window. The sign ad-
vertises brand Of maple syrup and
Is very effective as an unique display.
The Mount Hood Hotel gave another
concert dinner Sunday evening. The
Tillmany Orchestra furnished the
music and judging by the number who
we're in attendance these affairs are
becoming very popular.
Tillmany's Orchestra with its full
strength will give dance at White
Salmon, January q. Arrangements
have been made to serve supper and
1t is expected that the dance will be
well patronized.
o. j. Smith, e. G. Peets, Chris.
euler and G. W. Moore, the new di-
rectors of the proposed Trout Lake
railroad, we're registered at the Mount
Hood hotel Saturday. They were on
their way to Portland.
A dispatch in the Oregonian from
North Yakima states that Harry B.
Voorhies, for a long time deputy
county clerk, died at that place jan
uary 20, aged 3S years He has 9
brother living in Hood River.
Mrs. W. G. Evens, who has beer
visiting friends and relatives In sew
eral of the middle western states re.
turned home last Friday. Mrs. Evans
has been absent almost three months
and reports pleasant journey and
visit.
Fl. s. Grosscup, and Chas. Bedford,
of Tacoma, and j. Woodbury., of Au
burn, expert engineesr for the Port.
land and Seattle Railroad we're in
this city Monday and Tuesday morn.
ing went to White Salmon to examine
the right Of way of the new railroad.
The Frankton school is making
preparations to hold a social in the
near future for the purpose OF start.
ing fund to purchase new organ.
The socials given by this school in the
past have been very successful, and
there is no reason to suppose the com.
ing one will be an exception.
On January l, the Oregonian an.
nounced reduction in its rates which
pnts that excellent paper at very
reasonable cost. 1t was thought at
fist that the rate only applied tC
Portland, but we are informed by
Geo l.. Slocom that it applies to out
of town districts as we'll.
The friends and neigbhors of Mr..
and Mrs. Stokce If Wyeth, who lost
their infant child Sunday sympathize
deeply with the afflicted parents and
the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.
Noble Mrs. Stokoe was formerly Miss
Maud Noble. The little one was
buried Monday in Irving cemetery.
A bright little boy attending the
Frankton school one morning recently
picked up what he thought was his
lunch bucket and hurried off tC
school. When the noon hour arrived
he discovered that he had taken tc
school bucket of cottolene. The
boy went without his dinner, but be
had more time for coasting, which
suited him just as we'll.
H. W. Joplin, of Portland, who Ii
interested in the contracting business