The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-04
Rev. W. G. Gilmore made pastor
nl rinit 70 Ann Mnndnu

Rev. W. G. Gilmore made pastor
al visit to Dee Monday.
Mrs. Buck and son, Sherman, start
ed for Wasco Thursday for a visit.
The Ladies Alliance of the Unitar.
ian church will hold NO motings until
the week succeeding the fruit fair.
Miss Hattie Jensen is Rgain teach
ing school here, having returned from
visit to her fathr In the Willamette
valley.
Rev. j. W. Kigby has been appoint
ed as supply preacher in the Metho.
dist church for places along the North
Bank road.
j. P. Thomson, of The Dalles, who
is interested in Hood River property,
has been spending several days here
Looking after it.
The Ladies of the u. b. church will
serve dinner and supper in the Dallas
building Friday, October 18th. The
price of each meal will be % cents.
A. S. Rothwell aud G. r. I. Baker
we've visitors in the valley Thursday.
They we're here to gather some iu-
formation for the Portland CONNER
cial club.
Miss Hulda Hinrichs, daughter of
Peter Hinrichs, went to Dufur Thurs
day where she will take charge of a
school 40 miles south of that place for
the winter term.
K. ID. Gould, who has been away on
business trip of ten days to WilIo-
wa, Enterprise and other Eastern
Oregon points, returned home Sun
day. -
| 7. S. Weekly and family left Thurs
day for Marysville, CAL, where they
Weekly has secured position there
and will work at his trade. g
Please notice the change in time of
services in evening 7 80 preaching in
stead of s p, IN. aud Y. P. S. G. E.
:45 instead of 7 l5 p. m. |. Q. for di
rectory. Sincerely j. W. Sprecher,
pastor.
Cecil Green, who has been employ
ed at the store of Frank A. Cram, left
Hood River Tuesday for Portland,
where be will take position in the
department of Meier Il Frank, as as
sisstant wind, W trimmer.
Mrs. L. G. Packard, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Evans, her
parents, left Tuesday for her home at
Mansfield, Ark. Mrs. Packard has
been at Hood River during the sum.
mer and early fall.
e. l.. SMITH was requested by the
management of the Interstate fair,
being held at Spokane, to act as on ,
of the judges of ruit,duIing the exhi-
bition, but declined owing to his nu-
merous duties in connection with the
coming fair at Hood River.
Mrs. S. +. Blythe and her niece,
Mrs. Leslie, who has been visiting her,
returned from a visit to The Dalles
Tuesday. While there they called on
many old friends, some of them for
mer schoolmates whom they had not
seen in many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Graham went
to Portland Thursday, where Mr..
Graham took the Northern Pacific for
Vancouver, b. G. From there he will
10 to Calgary, Can, for an texended
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Portland during her husbands visit
where her relatives reside and where
she has many fliends.
Eugene Sagers and Miss Callie Belle
Cooper we're married at the residence
of X. M. Huntuon, on the Heights,
s unday at p. m., by the Rev. W.
G. Evans, in the presence of few in.
innate friends and members of the
immediate families. After the cere.
mony and congratulations sumptu
Gus wedding dinner was served and q
very pleasant social time he'd.
Mrs. Mercer has rented her rancf
and gone 10 live at Portland for the
winter in order to be neae her chill
dren who have entered the higt
school there. Mrs. Mercer before 20
ing remarked that she regretted The
movement here to have a consolida
ed high school was not succsssfu
o. in that event it would not have
been necessary for her to send bel
children away from home.
The Bridges Concert oOInpsny, O
Chicago, will give free CCnceft IL
the Methodist church He&t ToastlAy
evening, OGtolAr 8, at 8 6'rloGk. IhI
company is composed of Frank X
Bridgas, baritone, Frank B, Forman
tenor, Edith Bates Bridges, eoDEfAtts
and reader, and Clara AreoekfonR For
man, soprano 1he Bridge o npaDI
will Organize Q class in vucN apd Ia
strumentRl music here, ARTAp gs6Oe II
FOR which will be explaiA iAed o. ID,
concert.
Another large business bhsek is k
BE- stectsd at White Ealnnoe, ssys Go
Enterprise, Which viii bs tks aArses
tIIjdiae that hss yet beep tniH th@s
BosmAn h RusesTant sna IJ1ier
Keuts0n Will erect it 90 i@wett pSe
pos. NhsTa ths old blAGHamith SboI
Used t0 stand. lts dimAA6jous vii
be 7OxS fset And its plans provide ~
D theatIe, Esicf viii seat 3OD person
ana have . stBae 40 feet eide 1and !
fse< deep. Alongside of it KAutso
1 cid erect his bdildtug which viii b
30x46 feet and will be tEo stories hig
aiso. aCsh the ground floor BE- wi
/ bAvA . tepSlEy store and on the sec
n ok6 khaRa gill be provision made 70
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