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

A. L. Emmons, proprietor of the
meat market on the hill, went to The
Dalles last Friday on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 0. Blanchar, who
went on the excursion Of the Oregon
Development League to California re.
turned Saturday evening.
A. F. Smith and family spent q few
days visiting in Hood River last week.
They had fine time and dined on
venison and bear meat with their old
friends, Mr.. j. I. Holman and fam
lily. Enterprise.
Tickets for the entertainment of the
New Orleans Coiored Stud nts may
be secured at Clarke's drug store.
The attraction is said to be a first
class one and will apr ear at the Opera
House Saturday, February 10.
A dinner will be given by the Ep.
worth League in the vacant store in
the Smith building Saturday. A sale
Of home made valentines and candies
and handkerchief sale will also be
held. The price of the dinner will be
25 cents.
j. A. Wilson, who has been in
Portland for q month taking treat.
ment for stomach trouble spent few
days here last week He returned to
the "Rose City" the first of the week,
however, and will stay until about
March LIST, when he hopes to be cured.
The building owned by Lawrence
Blowers, on the corner Of Second and
Oak streets has been rented to l.. H.
Higgins 1t is said TO be the inten-
tion of Mr.. Higgins to pull in SIS, :
0C0 stock of goods in the store and
open it for business about the lst of
April.
The ply icians in charge Of the case
of j. l.. HenedIson, no is in ST.
Vincent's II spitaI in Portland, found
it necessary last thursday to perform
another operation On him. Tie many
friends of Mr. Henderson we're hoping
for his return soon, but it Is now said
that it will probably be the lst Of
March before be reaches home.
We wish to call the attention of
subscribers of the Oregonian to the
fact that We have young lady con-
testant in this city for that papers
offer of a free trip to Yellowstone
Park. There are good many who
take the Oregonian here and it will be
only moments work each day to
cut out the coupon and either bring
or SO d it to SIocom's book store
Hood River should win out In this
contest, both as a matter of local pride
and because Miss Walker deserves
well at the hands OF her "hello"
friends.
Geo. Wood, a resident of the Will
annette Valley, whose home is near
McMinnvllle, has been spending few
days at Hood River in company with
his son. Mr.. Wood has been visiting
Lee and Lou Morse and was formerly
resident of Michigan, where he
taught school and where the two Morse
brothers we're among his pupils many
years ago. The renewal of the ao-
quain anceship was somewhat Of an
accident and all the gentlemen we're
both surprised and pleased to meet
again so far away from their boyhood
home.
q. E. Pineo, and his son II. Dudley
W. Pineo, d. d. s., of Berwick, Nova
Scotia, have been visiting our city for
seve al days. The elder Mr.. Pineo
as here eight years ago where he has
acquaintance among whom is g. ID.
Woodworth. Mr.. Pineo has been re-
ceiving the Glacier in his far away
Canadian home and as been attracted
here again by the glowing reports in
it of the prosperous condition Of the
famous Hood River Valley. 1t is his
intention to look the country over
possibly with the intention of invest
ing here. As will be seen from above
the younger MIR. Pineo is dentist and
has lately been practicing in Boston.
After stopping here for day or two
he went on to Portland.
j. b. Patterson, former postmaster
at The Dalles, made trip to this city
and return Saturday. Mr.. Patterson
has been resident of The Dalles for