The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-02-14

st. Marks Guild will meet Fehrua-
ry 20 with Mrs. Jayne.
Mrs. George Perkins, at Mount
Hood, is seriously i'll.
W. Nj. Wynue, of Portland, made a
business trip to Hood River Tuesday.
A. l. Mason and j. II. Heilbronner
boarded the local Portland yester-
lay.
Prof. Thompson and Miss Wright
attended the teachers examination at
The Dailes this week.
s. W Arnold has come out with a
fine horse and buggy, and can be seen
cutting the wind on the boulevards
around town.
f. l.. Thomas left for Portland yes
terday to look up new location. lie
has couple of propositions In view
in the valley towns. ....
Mrs. L. r. Bradley was called to
Dayton, Ore. yesterday on account
Of the serious illness of her brother,
John Bradley, who lives at that place.
Mrs. Chester Shute accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Blythe and chill.
diem came up from Portland yester-
day for q visit with his parents at
Frankton. Ned's duties ON the Ore
gonian will not permit of only days
visit, but Mrs. Blythe will remain for
few weeks.
Miss Maud Mills, who has been on
visit to her mother in Columbia
county, stopped off here to visit her
father, Henry Mills, an employe Of S.
j. Franks harness shop, and left for
her home in Heppner yesterday.
Silas Il. Soule came up from Port
land the fist of the week for the first
time in about three weeks, having
b3en confined to his home in, Portland
with the grip. He went to The Dalles
yesterday to close up a piano deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Booth returned
from Portland Friday evening ON the
boat. Mr.. Booth feels much hetter
than when he left, but is still some
what weak from his recent illness. He
was ready to come back early In the
week, but was delayed owing to the
| blockade.
Mrs. Ann Whitcomb, aged 75 years,
died at Lyle February 6, and was
buried at that place last Friday. Rev.
j. l.. Hershner officiated and j. Il.
Nichols had charge of the funeral ar.
rangements. Her two sons we're sick
in Ted with measles at the time of her
death, which made the occasion all
the more sad.
There will bs q meeting of Hood
River Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
at Masonic hall, February l5. Work
in the P. M. degree. On account Of
the entertainment at the opera house
the same evening, the lodge will be
opened at $50 O'Clock, and 1t 10
hoped that all mem bers who can will
be present at this time, In order to
get through in time to give those who
desire an opportunity to attend the
lecture course entertainment.
The firemen's dance at the Odd Eel
lows hall Tuesday evening netted
| 800, which was very satisfactory. A
good crowd was in attendance, and
the large hall well flied. There was a
good response to the efforts Ct the To-
cal fire department In raising funds
to pay for the new bell, the citizens
appreciating their Efforts to increase
the efficiency OF the department.
Frank Davenport dropped In to the
dance after he arrived from Portland
on the late train. and after purchas-
Ing S5 worth of tickets proceeded to
enjoy himself. Gray's orchestra furn-
ished excellent music for the occa-
sion.
eight of the premium cups which
we're given to Hood River growers at
ths meeting of the Sts.e Horticultur.
al society at P ,rtland in January, ar
rived yesterday by express from the
engraveis, and we're unpacked at the
office OF the Apple Growers union.
The other cups had been taken away
previously by the owners. They are
finely engraved, stating the prize for
which they were given, and something
to be proud of 10y those who won
them. The sixteen cups would make
fine display in the windows of some
of our merchants.
George Young, an aemploye Of the
Menominee Lumber Co., met with 9
painful and serious accident tuesday.
While unloading lumber near the noon
hour q pile toppled over, pinning hin
to the ground. He was alone at the
time and the rest of the workmen had
gone to dinner, so thai he lay pinned
down by the heavy pile of lumber fol
an hour before he was discovered. Hi
was taken to the house and physl
clan summoned from Hood River,
who discovered that the unfortunate
, man had sustained fracture OF botf
bones below the knee. Having lain %
long before securing relief, makes the
accident much more serious, but be il
getting along well as could be expect
! ed.