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be held at the X. Of p. hall next sun
day.
Miss Martha Bowerman Of the Hood
River schools Is confined to her home
by illness.
W. ]. Baker has been confined to
his home for several days with back
trouble. He Is somewhat better how
ever and expects to be about in day
or two.
Samuel Hunter, formerly of st.
Johns, recently bought part Of the &.
l.. Smith orchard and will remove his
family here. The sale was made
through Q. A. Dano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Markham and MIR. and Mrs.
Newby are entertaining Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week by giving
valentine party to their friends.
j. B. Colt, Of the assessors office at
The Dalles, was in Hood River last
Saturday. Mr.. Colt has many friends
here and is also interested in busi-
ness way In Hood River property.
A. A. Jayne was absent from town
several days this week, being In at
tendance at the February term OF
I court. Mr.. Jayne returned Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Carlton H. Vaughan, who has
been visiting at the home Of her son,
G. H. Vaughan in this city for sever
al weeks, left on train 2, Tuesday, for
her home in Michigan.
A dancing party will be given by
the Young Ladies' Guild Friday even.
ing at the X. of P. hall. Its patron
esses are: Mrs. N. w. Bone, Mrs. G.
N. Clarke, Mrs. Murray Kay, Mrs. r,
II. Barnes and Mrs. A. A. Jayne.
Tickets will include supper, and dane
ing will commence at o'clock.
Fl. M Abbott, who has been at Se-
attic for some time taking course In
an op, ical school there has been at
home for few days. Mr.. Abbott is
not favorably impressed with Seattle
as place to reside, but thinks IL
one OF the places on the Pacific coast
that has great future before 1t.
DIR. II. D. W. Pineo who is den
tist, has decided to locate in Hood
River for the practice Of his profes.
sion. DR.. Pineo formerly practiced
in Boston, Mass, but has become 80
imbued with admiration for the Wes-
tern country and Hood River in par
ticular that he has decided to make
his home here.
ANY one who is HoOsier born or
who has at any time made Indiana
his home fills the requirements Of be-
coming Hoosier, ana is cordially
urged to bring his immediate family
and an old fashioned picnic lunch to
the X. P. hall, Feb. %. Baskets
taken there will be properly cared for
by the committee.
Ellsworth Plumstead tonight at the
opera house at p. m. sharp. There
is every assurance that this, the third
entertainment OF the ladies' lecture
course, will be a very good one. Mr..
Ellsworth is noted for his character
sketches and costume numbers.
D. Mears Is In receipt Of letter from
Mordecai Jones who went to his es-
tates In Wales last fall. Mr.. Jones ex-
poets to return for a visit next July.
He is spending much Of his time In
the British Isles hunting and writes
Mr.. Mears Of a very exciting fox hunt
in which he participated.
An examination of school teachers
is being held at The Dalles this week.
Prof Thompson of the Barrett school
is one Of the examiners and went tC
that place Tuesday evening, to act on
the board.
Miss Delpha Hammond went uE
Tuesday evening and will take the ex
animation as will also Miss Poole who
went Wednesday and Mrs. q. E. Cove,
who went today. The examination
commenced Wednesday and will con.
tinue for the rest Of this week.
Coe, the carpenter, has just com.
pleted a work of art in the way Of 6
counter in the new real estate Otfiot
of j. II. Heilbronner & Co. in the
Davidson building. This piece d
work shows skillful workmanship,
and 1t is doubtful il a more handsome
counter can be found in this city,
When it comes to fine workmanship
ECoe is there with both feet.
The second quarterly meeting Of the
United Brethren church will be post
poned until March 3rd and 4th on &C.
count OF the sickness Of Elder Rhoads
Rev. Rhoads is sick at Tillamook,
Oregon, but expects to be In hood
River on the above dates, and will
preach morning and evening. All are
cordially invited to these services.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mears entertained
about % of their friends Monday ev
ening. The Damon Concert company
had been secured by Mr.. Mears anC
gave a very pleasant entertainment
for his guests. Refreshments wert
served later In the evening. Thosa
present we're: o. II. Gray and family
Ben Theyson and family, j. Il. Hum
and family, 9. Turner and family snC
Mr.. Roberts and family.
Miss Mamie Bowen assisted by Mis-
Virgie Grove gave birthday party
Saturday evening to her brother
Freddy Bowen. About Is of the
young friends of Master Bowen wer'
pI esent and made the occasion 1
pleasant one. Games were played ant
other entertainment provided for thu
guests. Later refreshments wert
served. Many gifts we're left b!
those present as reminder Of th'
young mans natal day.