The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-03

s. Il. Soule returned from Portland
Wednesday where he had been in con.
nection with his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, who
are Mt present located at Marshfield,
came to Hood River to spend the New
Year with friends and relatives.
Earl Barmess went to Portland
Monday to spend the New Year and
to visit friends. He will bs absent
several days.
Miss Hester Howe came up from
Portland Sunday to spend New Years
with her mother on Lyman Smith
avenue.
Henry Howe, who is employed in
the land office at Wslla Walla, has
been at Hood River visiting his fami =
ly.
Miss Zulu Fowler, employd in tn
telephone office, went to Wasco
Wednesday for the remainder of the
week to stay with her parents.
Miss Dougan, who has been en-
ployed by Mrs. s. A. Knapp as milli.
Wednesday where she will remain un-
til the spring millinery season opens.
Mrs. Leslie Butler is, we regret to
say, critically i'll, and her condition is
causing her relatives and friends
grave concern. She was reported to
be resting some what more comforta.
bly, Wednesday, however.
Friday accompanied by his daughters
NJ iss Aldine and Miss Marie, where
they visited friends. MIR. Bartmess
returned Saturday aud the young la
dies came home Tuesday.
The annual dinner of Riverside
Congregational church will be held at
X. Of P. hall Saturday. January 9th,
AZ IL o'clock sharp. Extensive prepa-
rations are being made to have the
affair pleasant and interesting one.
d. q. Hill, a former resident of
Hood River, and who still owns his
farm In the valley, writes to friend
that he has located In San Diego,
CAL, and expects to make that city
his future home
The second of the series OF the
Dancing clubs aft airs was given last
Thursday evening The attendance
was even larger than at the first or
the clubs dances and the daucing
very much enjoyed by it's members.
Mrs. s. A. Knapp will close her
millinery store for the winter months
and 60 to Portland where Mr.. Knapp
Is in the restaurant business. 1t is
Mrs. Knapps intention to return the
first of March and reopen her store
for the spring trade.
The dance given New Years night
by the Tuesday evening club was at
ended by larger number of Hood
River seekers after terrsichorean
pleasures than any of the preceding
affairs. After having spent a quiet
day at home the dance was pleasant
innovation for those who attended.
Mrs. George P. Crowell opened her
fine home to few young lady friends
on the hill Tueday evening to receive
New Years calls. Quite a large num-
ber took advantage of the opportuui
ty to offer New Years fluctuations
and very pleasant time was had by
those who were present.
Rev. Lewis G. Wilson, OF Boston,
Mass, and representing the American
the Unitarian church next Sunday,
morning and evening. All persons
inter ested In the character and pro-
sress of our work are especially invit-
ed.
The local management Of the Pacific
States Telephone company placed the
telephone index cards, which are be-
ing gotten out by the Williams Phar-
macy, Hall & Esson, proprietors,. on
the phones yesterday. The arrange
ment |, very useful one and Is meet
ing with popular approval. The pro
prietors of the pharmacy have decid-
ed to reduce the price OF the index
from 81 to So cents. Purchasers of IS
worth of goods are given one free of
charge.
Mrs. j. Wesley Ladd had party OF
ladies up from Portland to spend the
New Year at the Ladd ranoh in the
valley. The ladies came up Monday
and the party was augmented New
Years by Nj. Ladd, Mr.. III. Inslsy and
A. G. Reeve. who stayed at the Hotel
Waucoms Monday night and after.
WI rd went out in the valley. The
party returned to Portland Wednes-
day afternoon.
Burt Van Horn, accompanied by
Amos II. Gardner and Chris. Bother,
Of New York state, arrived at Hood
River on the Overland Friday even.
ing, for few days visit. Mr.. Van
Horn has extensive inter ests here and
the other gentlemen accompanied him
to see the country. Mr.. Gardner is a
we'll known lawyer and is located at
Lockport and Mr.. Bother is manager
of Mr.. Van Horns large estate at
Burt. Il is understood that both
gentlemen we're very much impressed
with orchards and fine fruit they lsaw
here. After a short trip to Portland
they passed through Hood River
Wednesday morning on their way
east. During his stay Mr.. Van Horn
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Van Horn, the former being bis
hrothar