The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-06-20
Appointed Pastor U. b. Church.

Appointed Pastor U. b. Church.
Rev. j. w. TresenIiter was appoint.
ed pastor of the U. b. church at Hood
River at the recent session of the con.
ference held at Philomath. The rev.
erend gentleman arrived In Hood
River Wednesday morning to meet
some Of the official members of the
church.
Rev. Tresenriter has been In the
active ministry for 80 years, 25 oI
which we're spent on the coast. lie
has been a presiding elder for 10 year,
In the Columbia river conference,
and has recently served as pastor Of
the local church at Huntsville, Wash.
He departed for that place Wednes
day to make arrangements for NOV
ing his family to this place. Hii
children are all grown, and he will
only bring his wife to share in the
labors of the church here.
Hood River is the best appointment
In the gift Of the church in the state,
with the exception of single church
in Portland, and we would judge
from our brief acquaintance with
Rev. Tresenriter that he will be aEle
to fill the demands of this pulpit in
an acceptable manner. He will preach
his initial Sci mon Sunday, June 80.
We extend him a hearty welcome.
Fields.RObards.
A quiet home wedding was solemn
lied Tuesday, June IL, at one O'Clock
p. m., at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. L. Robards,
when Miss Ethel Robards and Mr..
George Fields, of Moscow, Idaho,
we're united in marriage, Rev. j. A.
Baldridge officiating.
The parlor was tastefully decorated.
The wedding march from Mendels-
sohn, was we'll rendered by Miss
Lucille Robards, and all was in that
true simplicity which becomes such
occasions. A nice dinner was served,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fields started at
once for q short trip up the sound
and to the mountains, after which
they will be at home to theii fl lends
In Moscow.
Mr.. Fields ia sditor and publisher
of the Moscow Post, a weekly news
paper, and Is In every way very es-
timable young man. Mrs. Fields
needs no commentator to the people
of Hood River, as she is well and ia
vorably known. And the best wishes
of their many friends follow the hap.
py pair to their new home.
Masiker.Paasch.
George Masiker and Marie Pasch
were married last tuesday at the
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Paasoh, who reside on
the east side OF Hood river. The
wedding ceremony was solemnized
at high noon by the Rev. W. A. Ell
kins, pastor of the Valley Christian
church.
The home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with roses and other
flowers. The young couple marched
into the .parloI attended by Q. X.
Masiker as best man and. Lizzie
Paasch as BRIDES maid. AT the con-
clusion OF the ceremony and formal
congratulations, many beautiful .gifts
we're bestowed upon them, after
which the guests repaired to the din.
ing room, where they enjoyed most
sumptous feast of good things.
The newly married couple left Tor
Portland on the local tuesday to be
absent tor several days. A host OF
young people we're pesent at the
train, where they showered them with
an abundance of rice.
Mr.. and Mr.. Masiker will make
their future home in the Odell dis.
trict. 1t has been the privilege of
the city editor OF this paper to know
George for long term of years, and
we have always found him a gilt
edge, good fellow. The bride is the
estimable daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
August paason and has wide circle
Of friends. The following we're pres
ant at the Wedding: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Jochinsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ 5eiverki opp, Mr.. aud Mr.. Samuel
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. August Paasoh,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 9. MaslkeI, q. X.
Misses Vie and Iva Masiker,
Fred, Hugo, William, Lizzie and Min
ME Paasch, Wendell Kirby, VIM. Sny-
der and M. j Masiker. Ihe Glacier
offers congratulations
Three RuuaWays.