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

with his father of the firm of Gebisct
& Joplin, arrived In this city yester.
day on business.
CountyEC Commission Hibbard was q
passenger to The Dalles Monday.
Rev. W. @. Gilmore was called tc
The Dalles Monday on business.
M. p. Isen berg Of Belmont, went to
The Dalles Wednesday for a short
stay.
Miss Marjorie Baker, daughter Of
W. j. Baker, was called sto Tacoma,
Tuesday BY the Ill ess Of her sister.
U. s. Commissioner Prather is reg.
istering a good many voters and it Is
expected a heavy vote will be cast
here.
Billie Vogt had the misfortune to
slip and sprain his ankle Tuesday, and
in consequence is obliged to move
around on crutches.
Preaching services at Odell next
Sunday at II q. m, and at X. Of p.
hall in town at 7 80 p. m. by the pas
tor, W. A. Wood.
The Young Ladies Guild met at the
home of Miss Walton Tuesday even
ing. Owing to the bad weather the
meeting was not very well attended.
Frank Thornton, who has been max
ing Underwood his home for some
time has decided to come across the
river and make this city his residence.
Attorney Presby, Of Goldendale, one
of the most prominent members Of
the bar In Washington, was a visitor
In Hood River Monday.
Joseph Hall, brother Of :, Charles
Hall, proprie! or Of the Williams Phar.
macy, has purchased the fruit farm Of
James More at West Crapper.
The ladies of the U. B. church will
hold Kensington at the residence Of
Mrs. j. +. Hanua, tomorrow. It IL
requested that as many as possible be
present.
Belmont Ladies' Aid will serve ten
cent lunch at the home Of Mrs. M. N.
Nicklesen Friday afternoon, Febru
ary 2. Everybody cordially invited
to come.
R. I. Cox, of Portland and j. W
French of The Dalles were here Wed
nesday to attend the meeting Of tn,
board of directors Of the Butle
Banking Company.
The Hotel Waucoma served specia
course dinner Sunday evening. Th'
menu was lengthy and varied anC
Manager Fouts received many con
gratuIations as to its excellence.
In the Mount Hood items will b.
found an account Of the trip of the
Snowshoe Climb of Portland, to Cloud
Cap Inn. 1t is we'll worth perusal, fol
while 1t is not written up In the most
gaceful English 1t is gaphic In detail
Levi Chrisman, of The Dalles, who
has announced himself as q candidate
for sheriff was In Hood River Mon
day. Mr.. Chrismsn reports that ht
feels very much encouraged at hi
prospects for receiving the nomina
tion.
County Judge Lake of The Dallei
was visitor at the Glacier Office
Tuesday. The Judge Is firm believer
in the future prosperity of Hoot
River and speaks with admiration O.
the progressive qualities of its citi
zens.
Sheriff Sexton paid us a visit lasI
week. In company with Marsha
Olinger be took into custoday an In
sane man who was taken to the Dalles
MIR. and Mrs. +. II. Shoemaker, whit
have been visiting here for some TIM
returned to Pendleton, Thursday OF
train 2.
N. o. Billings, besides being an ex
cellent tonsorial artist, is violiI
maker of the fret water. He has JUS
completed splendid instrument
which he values at 800. 1t is Ger
tainly fine instrument and show
skillful workmanship. Mr.. Billing
has made a number Of good violins
but be claims this one excels any b,
has yet made. Drop in and see it.
There are four Hood River votinI
precincts now. Which one are you In
There appears to be some confusion
arising from lack Of knowledge Of tn
new "dIrect primary nominating cleo
tions law" and from the changes IL
the precincts. A. w. Onthank is pre-
pared to give information on thes
matters and to register voters. Tn
article relating to these matters In an
other column was kindly contributes
by him.
Miss Margaret Wallace, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wallace, accom-
panied bysher aunt, Mrs. Dunbar, vii
sail today from San Francisco 70
Honolulu where she will remain TO
two months, returning about April !
Miss Wallace is taking the trip TO
pleasure. Mr.. Wallace returned Tues
day morning from San Francisco
where he and his wife had been t.
bid their daughter good bye. Mrs
Wallace remained In Portland to at
tend the performances Of grand oper
which are being given there at pres
ent.
The Cascade Club was entertaine
last Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Ste
wart at her handsome home on Stat
street. The party was an UNUSUAL
large one as there we're q number {
invited guests and there we're five ia
bles. Whist as usual was the order {
the day, Mrs. j. e. Rand winning th
first prize and Mrs. A. ID. Moe takin
the second. After the game deliciou
refreshments were served and an bou
of pleasant social intercourse enjoyed
The occasion was very enjoyable on
as the home Of the hostess lends itse
very flttingly to entertainment.
Miss Ota Walker has entered I'll
Oregon ian's contest for the trip
Yellowstone Park offered by that pi
per to the young lady who gets Il
most votes. The other towns whiC
will enter the lists against Hood Riv,
are La Grande, Corvallis and Marsl