The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-02-22


II. d. Langille of the firm of Lam
RilIe & Rand, has been In Hood River
for several days on business.
Leslie Butler of the Butler Banking
company was called to Portland last
week for several days on business.
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Nichols mother,
who has been visiting here for several
days, returned to her home Thursday.
Miss Bowerman, Of the II street
school, who has been on the sick list
for some time is again able to attend
to her duties.
Crawford & Hill, tailors have opened
shop on third street opposite j. l..
Henderson's office and will do gen.
eral tailoring business.
Miss Pool, who went to The Dalles
last week to take the teachers exam
nations being held there, passed
very satisfactory examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, of Belling-
ham, Wash, arrived in town Monday
evening on visit to Mrs. Nelson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Smith.
J. Adrian Epping, the celebrated
vocalist Iof Portland, has purchased
the Galligan ranch Of John Leland
Henderson and will move onto the
place soon.
We are In receipt Of communica-
tion from o. Klepinger, of West Mil
ton, Ohio, saying that he is In Los
Angeles, Cal, and expects to be in
Hood Riyor A nril fkth
Mis-. John Cowley, had as her guest
several days last week her son, Harry
Mercer, who lives at Wasco, Mr..
Mercer is in the livery business at
Wasco.
The family of A. M. Kelsay, who is
now at Myrtle Creek in the lumber
business; are preparing to leave town
and are packing up their household
goods.
G. 7. Topper of WoItbington, Min,
nesots, friend of r. o. Blanchar, was
here visiting MIR. Blanchar Tuesday.
Mr.. Tucker is in the banking business
at Worthington.
j. W. Wiedrick and family of Buff
alo, New York, arrived here last Tues
day. Mr.. Wiedrick owns several lots
at Winans City, ON one of which he
will soon build residence.
Through the courtesy of Booth and
Richmond the Young Ladies' Guild
we're allowed to give dinner and
supper in their store last Wednesday.
The Guild realized about $50 from the
affair.
The pupils in the room of Mrs. @.
Il. Cove presented her with copy Of
Channing's History recently. The
gift was very appropriate one and
was no doubt much appreciated by
Mrs. Cove,
Heilbronner & Co., realTestRte deal
ers, have secured the services of Miss
Nettie Kemp as stenographer. Miss
Kemp has been engaged In her pro-
fession at Portland for some time, but
is we'll known here.
Miss Agnes Ingbretson and Mrs.
S. A. Knapp went to Portland re-
Gently to be present at the srping
millinery openings being held there.
Mrs. Knapp was accompanied by her
husband.
A sacred concert will be given at
the Belmont M. e. church, Sunday,
March 4th. A very attractive program
has been arranged and 1t is expected
that the entertainment will be very
pleasing one.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Allen of Myr.
tie Creek, formerly Of this city, re.
Gently visited their daugter, Mrs. T.
Z. Hughes at The Dalles, and last
week we're in Hood River In company
with Mrs. Hughes, visiting friends.
L. W. Jones, of Walls Walla, who Ii
an engineer on the o. X. & N. rail
road, Is here visiting his sister, Miss
Ezma Jones. Mr.. Jones has decided
to dispose of his property In the val
ley aud will remain here several weeks
with that end In view.
The Elks Of this city will attend
church next Sunday at st. Marks
church, of which the Rev. r. H.
Barnes is rector. Mr.. Barnes is 1
member of this organization and al
Elks who are or may be In town or
that day are invited to attend.
Il A dinner will be given by the ladiei
of tie U. B. church at Booths store
next Saturday. The price for thes
meals will be reasonable and every
body is invited to come. Mr Bootl
has promised on that day to give tht
ladies' of the church 50 per cent of hi
profits.
Miss Nellie Horner, who was so bad
ly injured by horse about six week.
ago that she has been confined to th'
house tor long time, was brough
home from Heppner, Friday, by hel
parents. The young lady Is not ablt
to walk without the aid of crutches.
The last meeting to further th,
cause of the high school project viii
be held here next Saturday. Thil
will be the most important meeting
that has been held for this purpose
and representatives of all the district
interested are asked to be present.
Mrs. II. M. Abbott went to Port
land Sunday, and on Monday snt
Tuesday was present at the Sprini
millinery openings in that city. Mrs
Abbott selected new spring stock o
millinery while there and will sooI
have 1t on display.
Harvey Mears, half brother of Dal
Mears Of this city, was here visitin
the latter Monday. They had no
seen each other for four years. Hsr
vey is working on the north ban
road, and seeing mention Of Dan
name in the Glacier, made haste t
hunt him up. The meeting Of tn
brothers was one of mutual pleasure.
Orville Moore, son of H. A. Moor
Of the Crspper district, arrived !
town from Kansas Monday, where b
! has been visiting for three months
MIR. Moore was accompanied by hi
three cousins from the land Of th