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

Clarke, Early, Watt, c. r. Bone, Kel-
say, H. f. Davidson, b. Graham, p.
s. Davidson, Vaughan, Butler, Shaw,
Kay, F. @. Brosius and the hostess.
A. Winans returned from a business
trip to Portland, Tuesday.
Jack Morrison, Of The Dalles was q
visitor In town Monday and Tuesday.
U. s. Commissioners Geo. 7. Prath-
or went to The Dalles on business
Wednesday.
w. A. johnson, one Of The Dalles
successful merchants was In town
Tuesday on business.
W. j. Baker recently returned from
Ingalls,, where be has been visiting his
daughter, Mira. Dewitt.
s. F. Blythe, who has been unweE
for few days Ia, we are glad to say,
able to be about again.
The Midway chop house which has
been closed for some time has reopen
ed and Is again "chopping."
Mrs. Watt and Mrs. j. E. Rand are
entertaining their friends this even
ing at whist In the X. Of P. Hall.
P. f. Eckert and family, lately Of
Idaho, have moved to Hood River and
will locate somewhere in the valley.
r. d. Gould, who has been at Con-
don for some time, where he has been
at work on q contract, returned this
week.
Charles Terrill and family OF Gold
en-, COL, q rived in this city this week
and will make their home here In the
future.
W. H. Moore, who was here from
Portland to attend the banquet, took
dive over the valley Sunday, and
Monday evening returned to that city.
a social dance will be given by Till
many's orchestra this event lg at the
opera house. The best Of music and
floor management guaranteed. Every
body invited.
Il. r. Kerr, attorney for the Great
Northern with headquarters at Mimi
eapolis, IL stopping at the Mt. Hood
Hotel. Mr.. Kerr is here on business
connected with the north bank rail
road.
s. Hunter, of st. Johns, through the
agency Of Chas. Dano, has bought a
fruit ranch on the east side and will
return with his daughter this week
from that place and take up his resi-
dence here.
The performance given here by the
"Girl From Sweden Company" was
an exceptionally good one and was
played to crowded house. Those
who attended said that 1t was one of
the best shows that has struck the
town in some time.
The funeral of an infant child of j.
B. Bennight, who came here three
weeks ago from the east, was held
Tuesday. Short services were con-
Quoted at the house and cemetery. 8.
e. Bartmess was In charge Of the fun
erai arrangements.
Postmaster Yates has secured two
weeks leave of Absence from Uncle
Sam, and in company with his wife,
will take In the excursion Of the Ore
gon Development League to Californ-
la. r. O. Blanchar and Mrs. Blanchar
aud Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Williams will
also be Of the party.
DR.. F. d. Wilson of Boulder, Col,
who ia dentist by profession, is at
present stopping with DIR. Jenkins.
owing to too close spplicataion to his
profession, but while here viii assist
DIR. Jenkins In his work, when found
necessary.
The First National Bank is distrib-
uting an almanac for the current year.
At its top.is line saying, "The Book
That Tells the Value of Time aud
Money" and in addition to contain
ing the usual information Of an alma
nae the book contains great deal Of
valuable matter relating to the bank
ing business which every one should
know. We do not want to be ungal.
liant to the fair sex, but we would sug-
gest that ladies with a bank account
take peep into this book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyt. Davidson enter
tanned Monday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Il. Williams, who will leave
this week for an extend d trip to Cal.
ifornia, where Mr.. Williams goes for
his health. With their usual hospi-
tality, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson made II
most enjoyable evening for all
Cards we're the principal event, after
which dainty lunch was served and
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams rece. we'd the
regrets of the party for their enforced
absence, and also their best wishes
for safe return. Those present be.
side the host and hostess we're: Mr..
and Mrs G. Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs b. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. r. Bone, Mrs. Vaughan, ST., and
Mrs. Price.
Hood River Camp No. 7,702 NJ. W.
A. and the Royal Neighbors held q
joint installation at X. Of p. hall last
evening.
j. II. DeBorde returned recently
from the Gold Run Mining camp
where he accompanied Manager Cox,
on one Of his inspection trips. Mr..
DeBorde "hoofed" 1t all the way from
the other side of the river and brought
back with him some very tine photo.
graphs of scenes about the mines which
he has on exhibition at the barber
shop.
F. W. Mulksy who was 10 this city
Wednesday to attend the election oi
the officers Of the First Nationa
Bank announced last Saturday
through the columns Of the EVENING
Telegram that he is candidate for the
short term as United States Senator
Mr.. Mulkey is prominent in the lsga
and political circles of Portland, anC
is said to have good prospects Of get
ting the nomination.
3 DIR. and Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chandler entertained q psrtI
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