The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-02-08

many years and is optimistic for q
prosperous future for his home city.
G. L. Stranahan made trip to The
Dalles and returned Monday.
The Young Ladies Guild of st.
Marks church held its meeting this
N. @. Evans went to The Dalles on
Tuesday for a day or two on business.
Sheriff Sexton of The Dalles made
us a short visit Monday, returning on
train 2.
I Mrs. Ben Theyson went to Portland
last week for visit with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Fred Clark has been spending
few days with relatives and friends
in this city.
H. A. Wells, manager of The Dalles
Chronicle, was In Hood River for a
few hours Saturday.
II. H. Msrkle and daughter In law,
Mrs. A. W. Markle, spent couple of
days in Portland this week.
s. F. Fouts, of Fouts & Derby, was
recently admitted to practice law in
the United States and District Courts
County Superintendent Of Schools
Nef was in this city Wednesday max
,, ing an official visit to the Hood River
schools.
Mrs. S. +. Blythe, who has been
visiting at the home Of her son, E. N.
Blythe at Lewiston, returned to this
city Tuesday evening
There will be a meeting of the
Hoosiers at the store Of s. E. Bart
mess Saturday at 2 o'clock, when ar
rangements will be made for their an
nual meeting Feb. %.
W. A. Wood will preach at Odell
next Sunday, bath morning and even
ing, and there will not be the regular
preaching services of the Christian
chruch at K of 2. hall In the even
ing.
Mrs. Chas. Sletten gave a recital for
her pupils last Saturday. The affair
went off nicely, the students under
her tuition showing a marked i'm
provement in the various branches of
music.
The S. S. Clan gave party at the
uOLuo VI buo NOV W. W. HNhue Auo5-
day evening. About twenty Ave
young people we're present and enjoyed
themselves. Ref eshments we're served
and pleasant social evening spent.
The W. @. T. U. met In the lecture
room of the Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon, and assisted by
the Equal Suffrage Club, arranged for
lecture on Equal Suffrage in the
near future. Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh
of Portland will be the lecturer on
that occasion.
Wednesday morning Frederick Fitz-
patrick, foreman of tie gang on the
o. II. & N, was found near Wyeth
horribly mangled. He is supposed to
have been walking on the track and
been struck by train. The coroner
went fl ON The Dalles to that place
yesterday to investigate the case.
L. 9. Bragg of r. B. Bragg & Co. 4,
who has been here for some time Wis
iting his brother r. B. Bragg and su-
perintending the taking of stock at the
store of this finn left Sunday evening
for Colfax, WASH, where the Bragg
SOupduy udb uhObuot b1oNo anu WhOAc
the former gentleman makes his home.
M. E. McCarty left Saturday for
New York, where he will stay for some
tire selecting goods for the Paris
Fair, of which he Is manager. 1t is
Mr.. McCarty's custom to 60 east each
year and buy what is latest in the way
of novelties and goods for the spring
and summer business.
There will be meeting Of the Com
mon Council today to see IL 1t il
practicable to lessen the proposed
depth Of the rest Of the sewer to be
built. Engineer Paget Of Portland
was here yesterday and had confer
ence with the sewer committee and 1t
is possible some action may be taken
today that will solve the problem.
Shepard & Franz are distributing
among their patrons and friends a
business card that is both ornamental
and useful. A miniature Spitzenbure
and two strawberries are depicted
upon it in colors, while well written
ad. tells the nature of their business.
It is nicely gotten up and unlike
other business cards is not likely to
be thrown away as soon as read.
Recently fifty of the friends Of the
Rev. q. M. Beeler gave him birth
day party at his home. The occasion
was his fifty first birthday and he was
the recipient OF many useful and val
uable presents. The party invaded
the house and made merry, causing
MIR. Beeler to forget that half cen.
tury had rolled over his head and
wishing for him In the future many
happy returns Of the day.
One of the largest and most delight.
ful social affairs of the season was
given at the Opera House last Thurs.
day evening, when DIR. and Mrs.
Dumble, DIR. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Haynes and MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Chandler entertained their
many friends at q dancing party.
Music was furnished by the TiIlmany
Orchestra and dancing was indulged
in until IL 80 when there was an in.
Permission and all sat down to an
elaborate lunch. This over the gen.
tlemen remained at the table to smoke
while the ladies descended to listen
to the music until the appearance Of
their escorts when dancing was renew.
ed until discretion beckoned home.
ward.
The young people of the city and
valley are to hold q convention here
Saturday and Sunday, Februay II and
IS, In charge of Rev. W. J. Sharp,
field secretary Of the Y. P. @. p. o.
Oregon and Washington. 1t is desired
that all young people and others In
terested in christian life and service,
manage to come and participate il
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