The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-31
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j. ii. HeilbronneI returned yester-
day morning from Portland.
S. j. Frank and W. II. Absher went
to The Dalles yesterday on the local.
Don't forget the Reed Alexander
recital at the Opera House February
5.
There will be a missionary tea at
the residence of Mrs. S. f. Bartmess
Friday evening, from to 5.
Chas. Rathbun, who has been
suffering from typhoid fever, is i'm.
proving.
Mrs. X. S. Walton returned from
Portland yesterday, where she has
been visiting her daughter.
Harvey Dunn, "a civil engineer of
Seattle, was in the city the first of tie
week looking for business.
r. d. Gould went TO The Dalles
Wednesday to bid on big heating
plant for building there.
Don't forget the entertainment at
Odell school house Friday February
3. For particulars see Odell items.
S E. Bar mess has received word
that his son, Meiggs, who is i'll with
typhoid fever at Pittsburg, is recov-
ering.
Rev. Wood announces that there
| will be no preaching at the X. P. hall
next Sunday, as he will be at The
Dalles.
Rev. +. L. Cook, of The DalIes,
will hold revival meetings at Odell ali
next week for the Christian church,
every evening.
Il. ID. Gould and Dan Mears return
ed from Wallowa the first of the week,
where they are settling up with that
city for contract work.
A sleigh load of city folks took ad-
vantage of the fine sleighIng to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilson, in the
Barrett district, Tuesday evening.
There will be dance at Odell next
Friday evening, and those having
standing invitations are requested to
be present. By order of the comit-
tee.
Tom MCCORMICK, an employe of the
North Bank road, who had his hand
amputated at the Cottage hospital ten
days ago, is about we'll, and will be
out in few days.
S. e. Bartmess sent a coffin and
box to White Salmon yesterday to re-
ceive the remains OF an old lady, Mrs.
Kuhnhausen. We we're unable to
learn further particulars.
Owing to the storm the Pnlmatier
Sisaters Concert Co. could not get
here Monday evening, and the attIac
tion had to he cancelled for this
place.
The Bon Ton barber shop gives no.
tice that hereafter the price OF hair
cutting will be 35 cents, massage 25
cents, and ladies' shampooing 81.
Other prices remain the same as here
tofore.
j. S. Booth is very i'll of nervous
prostration. After the death of his
child he collapsed, and since has been
unconscious a good deal of the time.
His condition was very serious for a
time, but he is improving, and it is
hoped he will soon he out.
l.. M. Wilson has sold his Pine
Grove store to Ii. f. Lage, who will
continue the business. Mr.. Wilson
has disposed of all of his interests in
the valley and expects to leave this
part of the country, but is undecid-
ed just w.re he will locate.
The Dales has an ordinance that
imposes fine of So to $50 on every
one who neglects to clean the snow
off his walk within ten hours after it
has fallen. The marshal has been
busy rounding up the delinquents,
and says he will enforce the ordi.
nance.
Mr., and Mrs. S. f.. Bartmess cele.
DRAFTED their 9th wedding anniversa.
ry at their home Mond ~ evening,
and invited in few neighboIs. 1t
was strictly "B" affair, only those
friends:whose names begin with B be-
ing invited, and the menu contained
only those things which we're SPELLED
with b as the first letter. A very en-
joyable affair was had Among those
present we're Truman Butler, f. +.
Brosius, Harry Bailey aud E. X.
Rradley and their wives.
George d. Culbertson and l.. Il.
Morse had the pleasure of visit with
W. j. Bryan at Salem. Mr.. Culbert-
son took breakfast with Mr.. Bryan
and the latter took the opportunity
to thank the Hood River democrats
for sending him the fine box of Spitz-
enbergs Mr.. Bryan promised to visit
Hood River during his next visit to
the coast, and see tor himself where
the magnificent apples grow. lie
alluded TO the Hood River apples sew
eraI times in his speeches at various
places.
Isaac NJ. Wilson was born in Marion
county, Illinois, September %, 1850,
and died at Hood River, Oregon, Jar
uary 26, 1907, aged 56 years months
and days He united with the
Christian church when l8 years tf
age, of which church he was still
member at the time OF his death. He
was married to Miss n. j, Mcintosh
February 10, 1874, who still survives
him. Besides the widow, who resides
at Hood River, he leaves three broth
ers and three sisters, all OF whom re-
side in Illinois except one sister, who
| lives ut st. Joseph, Mo.