The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-08


ID. r. Norton was a passenger ON
the local for Cascade Locks Tuesday.
Sheriff Cbrisman was visitor at
Hood River Wednesday,.
j. l.. Henderson went to The Dalles
on the local Wednesday on business
trip.
Miss Gladys Hartley, who hes re-
sumed her musical studies, went to
Portland on the local Wednesday.
n. B. Jordan, who has been at Ell
topia, Wash, during the summer re-
turned to Hood River the first of the
week.
Mrs. McRse, who owns ranch in
the valley and is employed on the
Oregonian, was visitor at Hood Riv
er Monday.
j. M. Wright has the contract to
build residence fol- J. b. Goodpas-
ture on his property about mile
and half from the city.
Mis-. X. s. Walton went to Port
land Wednesday for visit with her
daughter, Miss Annie, who is at pres
eat living in that city.
The United Brethren ladies will
hold their regular Kensington next
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. E. Bartmess. All are invited.
! W. FL. Eccles returned from visit
to Ogden last Monday evening. Mr..
Eccles was accompanied by Mis-. Ec-
cles, who has been away for some
time.
Gordan Bragg and p Guyer went
to POI tland last: Since arriving
there a letter has been received in
this city saying that they would go to
San Francisco.
The store of Frank A. Cram was
closed several hours Tuesday after
noon during the funeral of Miss Marie
Mohr, who was formerly employed as
a clerk by Mr.. Cram.
Joseph Vogt, of Vogt Bros, spent
the day in Portland Tuesday. He
made the trip for the purpose of buy
ing goods and other business In con-
ncetion with his store.
Mrs. r. Il. Wallace, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Margaret, vent to
Portland Monday for few days Wis.
it. Miss Margaret is attending school
at st. Helen's Hall.
The relatives of Mrs. I. W. McMil-
Ian, who died last; week, desire
through the columns of the Glacier to
thank the many friends who assisted
them in their late affliction.
"Thc Value of Worthy Motive" will
be the subject of discourse at the
Unitarian church next Sunday morn
ing; for evening, "The Upward
Look" A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
The theme for the Methodist church
Sabbath morning will be "The City
Taken by Surprise. "a stronghold
for Prisoners, at 7:30 p. m. Song
and rraise service, reading scripture
and prayer, anthem and duet, SER
mon, colo by the pastor. All invited.
Don't forget the basket social at the
MiddleiValley school house (formerly
Klondike) on Saturday evening, No
vember 10th. A good program and a
bountiful supply of good things to eat
will greet you. The proceeds will go
into the library fund. Every one in
vited.
MIR. Robert E. Hsrbinson who has
been in the fruit business at Hood
River for 20 years has been In town a
couple of days. He has sold out
there and Is looking around with
view to locating where there is a good
school. He was here some time ago
and was so we'll pleased that he came
back again and has been looking for
property. Forest Grove Times.
A. s. Bents has moved his butcher
shop into the building formerly occu-
pied by the City Market and will con-
duct ii under the name of the Cen.
trail Market. The new shop has been
fitted up nicely and it is the inten-
tion of Mr.. Bents and his manager,
Ed Mayes, who will continue to do
business at the place where he has
been meeting his old customers, to
carry first. class line Of every thing
In the meat business.
The pupils attending the Mosier
school whose names have been placed
on the roll of honor for the month of
Octobe~ aIe the following: Anna
Haacke, Alice Mosier, Ora Waite,
Louis Burlingame, Francis Denny,
Aldine Hudson, Lodice Haacke, Al
fora Haacke, Willie Depee, Willie
Stewart, willie Booth, Johnnie Epp-
ing, Halle Pepper, Mammie Green,
Emily Husband, Shelly Hudson, Jes
sic Denny, Jenny Carroll, James Gar
roll, Julian Henninsse n.
| Today, says the Chronicle, Ms. W.
H. Moody, who .has spent the past
week in the city, returned to Shani-
ko. This simple statement means
more today than it has in the past,
since 1t involves the permanent re-
moval of the family of W. II. Moody
from The Dalles, and in time the
Moody home, in which Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Moody reared their family,
will no doubt be occupied by Others,
which causes feeling of regret to
their old time friends. they will,
however, be insepatably linked with
the interests of The Dalles in bust.
ness way and are still we'll represent
ed by their son, Hon. M. A. Moody.