The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-03-29

uenG OF Jn6 Town W1lcn DeArB MS
name, is under the weather. Mr..
Underwood is confined to his home
with an attack of rheumatism. He
has not been able to make his usual
daily trip to Hood River for several
days.
At the Epworth League service last
Sunday evening, Miss Ida Evans and
Miss Helen Deitz, we're elected dele.
gates to the Epworth League conven-
tion for The Dalles and Walla Walla
districts, to be held at Walla Walla,
May 25, q.
County Judge Lake stopped off here
Friday, on his way back to The
Dalles, from Portland. Judge Lake
took drive out in the valley, where
he is interested in fruit ranch in
connection with several other resi-
dents Of The Dalles.
The steamer Charles r. Spencer
made her first trip of the season Mon
day. She came up from Portland and
from this ON during the summer and
fall will make trips down the river
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays re-
turning on the other days Of the week.
L. II. johnson, of Dufur, ex-state
senator, was a visitor in Hood River
Friday. Mr.. johnson went to Mount
Hood by stage where he has some bus
mess interests. Anticipating that he
would encounter snow in the timber
country, he took with him pair of
snow shoes.
We have received assurances that
the concert of the Young Ladies' Glee
Club, which will occur at the Opera
Horse tomorrow evening Is snreiiC iCr
entertainment It is composed Il
eighteen yOHrp ] dies ulo 80
plea iiPard /, II, III airs OF chill
iagl. Tickets are nov Cu sale.
Miss Kate f ling, WHO is siit
Of Mrs. f. II ShtpHId. Rnd who has
been a road for some time, is visiting
at the home Of the latter. Miss Fail
ing arrived at Hood River last Friday
fl ON the east and her coming was no
doubt most welcome as she and her
sister had not met for two years.
II. Nj. Huxley, who has been employ
ed by the Davidson Fruit Company
for some time as bookkeeper. has de.
cided to resign his position and will
be succeeded by s. A. Clark, Of Port
land. Mr.. Huxley will go to MOsier
where he will engage in growing
apples.
The Dalles City which was recently
raised from the bed of the Colubmia
and repaired, while on her way to
Portland last Friday, broke her shaft.
She is at present laid up in Portland
and the Undine will take her run until
the unfortunate craft can be patched
up.
j. G. McInnes and A. Ii. Jewett of
White Salmon we're in The Dalles Fri
day for the purpose of inspecting the
city water system with view to get
ting ideas for the new plant to be put
in ut that city. They expressed them
selves highly impressed with our sys-
TEN. Chronicle.
Sheriff Sexton spent the day here
Friday. The sheriff was here on bust
ness for the county. He has again
announced himself as candidate for
the office he now holds and has many
friends in this city. He has made an
efficient officer and expects to get a
good vote in Hood River.
W. f. McGill, who has been a resi-
dent OF Hood River for two years, left
Sunday for his old home in Okla
homa. Mr.. McGill is brother Of
Mrs. A. |. Mason and his friends here
expect that he will like others who
have been resident of Hood River
fnr a time HcOma hack -
The dinner served by the W. X. G.
last Saturday was Success both
socially and financially. The ladies
netted about S22, which increases
their relief fund and encourages their
good work. In the afternoon ethey
held a profitable session, reporting
work accomplished and arranging for
future efforts.
j. I. Weart of this city, who in
company with his wife, went to Los
Angeles recently, has been seriously
sick ind was operated on at the Good
Samaritan Hospital there last week.
Advices received In this city during
the past few days are to the effect that
he is now making good recovery and
will soon be able to leave the hospital
d. w. Brickman, representing the
Oregonian, has been in town for sew
eral days getting subscriptions to
that paper and incidentally booming
the candidacy of Miss Ota Walker,
who is a contestant In that papers
offer of trip to Yellowstone Park.
MIR. Brickman reports that he has
been quite successful and that he has
secured several thousand votes for
Miss Walker.
On account of the concert Friday
evening, the meeting OF the Cascade
Literary Circle will be held on Mon
day evening, March 3lst, at the home
of Mrs. Bartmess. Roll call will be
responded to by quotations from GAS
You Like It.. :" The reading Of Julius
Ceasar will begin at this meeting and
it is hoped that all members will be
present. The Rev. X. II. Barnes has
been made an honorary member Of
the circle and has kindly consented to
take two of the leading parts.