The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-31
S. f. Blythe spent Tuesday in Port

S. f. Blythe spent Tuesday in Port
land on business.
VIII Mennefee, of Dufur, was in
Hood River Tuesday on business.
Ray Palmer, jr., of Portland visited !
his sister, Mrs. g. A. Clarke, last
week.
There will be special meeting of
the Eastern Star lodge next Tuesday |
evening for degree work.
The ladies of the Eastern Star are
making preparations for the annual
chicken pie dinner November y.
W. A. Bannister, contractor on the
Nichols building, is spending the
week at his home in Milton, Ore.
h. II. Hartwig went to The Dalles
Saturday to attend to legal matters
and also take in the foot ball game.
Ellis Edgington left for Tumalo,
Ore, in Crook county, Tuesday, to
spend several weeks on his homestead.
g. s. Brown and o. L. Shepard, of
The Dalles, attended the special meet
ing of the Masonic lodge Tuesday
evening.
j, M. Hamlet, of Hood River, was
in Heppner few days the past week
looking after Morrow county inter
sts.-Heppner Times.
Subjects for Sunday at the M. E.
church will be as follows: II a. M,
"ChIist and Moses. 1880 p. m.,
"'The Noblest Work of God " All
cordially invited
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Carrie Layton to Her
bert 4. Entrican, at the residence OF
the BRIDES mother at Portland, Tues.
day, November II.
Chas. Lathrop, Of Edgleey, N. D.,
arrived Tuesday on q visit to Rev. W.
G. Gilmore and family. Mr.. Lathrop
is thinking Of locating in the west,
and will take the opportunity OF look
ing the country over while here.
G. p. Ross has purchased the inter
est of Ed Wright in the confectionery
business and bowling alley, and will
continue tho business. Mr.. Wright
will devote his attention exclusively
to the marble business of McBain u
Wight. S1.ss I7as
Frank Chandler came up from Fort
land Tuesday in company with S. l..
Barnes. The latter is manager OF the
Ladd & Reed farms near Portland,
and is much interested in Hood River
methods. Mr.. Chandler showed him
around the valley. -
The ladies of the Congregational go
ciety will give an afternoon tea at the
residence of Mrs. Geo. Crowell Friday
afternoon Ncv. l. A very enjoyable
time is anticipated. and cordial in
yitation is extended to the ladies of
the city and valley.
A special meeting of the Masonic
lodge was held at Masonic hall Tues
day evening to meet Grand Lecturer
Yoran, of Eugene, who gave very
interesting lecture. A good crowd
was in attendance. A banquet fol
lowed ard very enjoyable time was
had.
j. r. Wyatt, of McMinnville, was
in Hood River last week looking after
his property interests. lie owns
numb of residence lots in Winans
addition, which he acquired in {
trade with the Winans for the Goblc
saw mill. A. {. Buck has the renting
Of the houses for MIR. Wy att.
, Friends of Mis-, Marion Cook vii
9 be interested in the publication of
J book of sonnets she has written 0
Hood River valley. While here thl
q summer she took numerous view
: throughout the valley, and many o
4 the Illustrations are sketches fromshe
n pen. We understand the book Will b
q OUT about the first Of December.
a bout thirty-hve members OF en-
. local lode of Artisans went to Ia
q DALI as Saturday evening to visit In
= Dalles lodge. a big rally meeting wa
held and % candidates initiated. III
D Hood River team did the work an
, covered themselves with glory. st
L preme Master Artisan Hudson wf
q present and gave a fine address.
] f. W. DeHart, of Underwood, a
rived Friday evening from visit
The Dalles and Mosier, where he VI
looking up some land deals. Mr.. ID
Hart reports a good inquiry for lar
around Underwood and is particula
Iv enthusiastic occr tie Little Viii
Salmon tracts v b ch have teel put
the market bS the Oregon Lumb
Co. and which he is handling.
G. II. Day says that while son
pa.ts ot the willamette valley a
Growing about eating ripe straw be
ries. hs has Eeen picking ripe ias
berI les from his bushes for sou
time, and there are still plenty
blooms left. lie also has towering {
. monds in bloom in his yard. Mr.. ID
presented the Glacier with some
the ripe IaspberTies aud they are
fine flavor.
s. e. Bartmess Wa3 called to Coli
Monday to prepare the body OF tr
BroHning for shipment to Aberdee
Wash. The deceased had been tnki
treatment at Shipberd's g springs al
was brought to the Collins hospi'
unconscious, aud died sh 'rtly ats
Mr.. Bartmess also shipped a col
b tuesday to the hospital for tie
n mains Of Mr.. O'Neal. a patient "
Il died Monday. No palticuiais CT
y be learned.