The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-12-06
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Chas. Warrens, of Portland, cam
up on No. 2 Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowiey spen
Thanksgiving at The Dalles.
Mrs. Fowler, of Portland, visited
friends in Hood River the first Of tn,
week.
Walter s. Bowen, of Portland, rep
resentine the Oregon Life Insurano,
company, was In Hood River Tuesday
on business connected with the com
pany.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Dumas, of Noun,
Hood, left for Portland Tuesday,
where they will speEd couple ol
months. Mr.. Dumas will also take {
business trip to San Francisco.
Owing to the absence of Mayor
Blowers and Councilmen Watt and
Bailey, there was no quorum at the
council meeting Monday evening, and
an adjournment was taken to last ev.
ening.
Mrs. G. M. Larson, Of Menominee,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
Nj and Mrs. John Hinrichs. Mis-.
Larson reports that the Menominee
Lumber Co. presented each of their
employees who hal families with a fine
turkey.
"rransient Convictions" will be
the subjec' of discourse at the Unitar.
ian church next Sunday morning
that for evening Truths Saving
Power" All persons OF the liberal
faith, whether In or out of the city,
are cordially invited.
John Temple.on and family will gC
to Hood River for the winter fol
the benefit of Mrs. Termleton' ;,
health. She has an asthmatic trouble
and was greatly helped by Q shori
stay up there this fall. -Fole est Grov,
Times.
b. NJ. Neal, wife and two boys, Of
Spokane, are visiting Mrs. Neal'l
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Smith
Mr.. Neal is very much pleased with
the valley, and will take back with
him considerable literature to distrib
ute to those interested in this SEQ
tion.
II. w. Pratt and j. Fl. Osborne, Of
Sioux City, Iowa, spent couple Of
days Ia Hood River last week looking
for business location. They have
been making an extended visit to
places on the coast, and think that
Hood River is the best place they
have seen.
Presiding Elder, Rev. j. L. Merrill.
| who had been pastor of the United
Brethren church for the past three
years, will preach In the above named
church at 7:30 Sunday evening.
Preaching in the morning at IL a. m. ,
Sunday school at 10 a m. and Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society
at 6 AS p. IN.
Mr.. VIM. A. Langille, formerly OF
Hood River, nov OF katchikan, Alas
ka, spent Tuesday in this city. Mr..
Langille is In charge OF their SERVES
of Alaska and is paying a flying visit
to his friend, while in Oregon on
COVER nment business. lie expects to
return to Alaska about the first OF
December. -Optimist.
H. A. Spear, of Collins, had bust
ness at Hood River Monday. Mr..
Spear reported that bis wife had the
misfortune to run q needle In hei
hand, which broke of, and only q
part of 1t was secured, which came
out through the hack of the hand.
She was taken to Portland to have the
missing piece located and removed.
Conspicious an ong the many people
to whom the thanks of the needy are
due are the members Of the CONNER
oial club Of Hood River, for carload
Of the famous Hood River apples, that
will help greatly to make the anniver-
sary enjoyable by many people, less
fortunate than the average. Not only
they, but Portland az whole, thank
Hood River. r.-Journal.
Roswell Shelley left for Portland
Friday, where be Joined the balance
Of the delegation who were appointed
by the governor to represent the state
at DesMoines in the conference on
electing United States senators by di-
rect vote. MI. Shelley took with him
an abundance of Hood River litera-
ture, and will endeavor to increase
the Iowa colony in Hood River val
ley.
The directors elected at the annual
meeting Of the Cottage hospital asso-
citation met Monday evening and quail
ified.s The following we're elected di.
reetors: DR.. Dumble, DR.. Watt, Or.
Beosius, DIR. Shaw and q. N. Clarke.
The, following officers were elected |:
President, DR.. Dumble; Vice Presi
dent, DR.. Watt; Secretary, DR.. Bros
ius. The First National bank was
named as treasurer.
Thos. Calbreath, who has q home.
stead In the valley, returned Tuesday
evening from The Dalles and reports
that man, whose name he was una
BILE to learn, fell off the porch lack of
the saloon adjoining the UmstiIls
house, and broke his back. The night
clerk Of the Umatills house heard
some one groaning shortly after six
o'clock and upon investigation found
the injured man ,ying on the ground.
A physician was summoned, who dis
covered that the man bad his back
broken. Mr.. Calbreath says the in
jured man was sent to Portland hos.
pital.