The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
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Bishop Scadding will hold services
in the Episcopal church Sunday even
ing, January 20.
Chas. Chandler left for Portland
Wednesday enroute for San Antonia,
Texas, where he will spend some time
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Garter went to
Portland Wednesday to be present at
the exhibition Of apples at the State
horticultural society and also to visit
with friends in that city.
Helen, the youngest child Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Hershner, Is severely
/ i'll with congestion of the lungs and
bowel trouble.
Miss Nettie Buck he's gone to Gar
field county, WASH, where she has &C
cepted position Of teacher in the
public schools and commenced her
duties Monday.
In many places the country roads
are reported to be impossible and res
idents who live in the country and
are forced to come to town have had
to WALK. This is said to be the case
to be kept at home by bad roads.
Ten boxes OF apples we're recently
shipped by the Davidson Fruit com.
pany to Jonathan Bourne at the Hotel
Shoreman in Washington, D. G. Ii
Ia said that the apples are to be used
at banquet which Mr.. Bourne will
give ou his return to that city.
The good sleighing which we have
been having has caused several to pur-
chase sleighs and has also brought out
several sIeighing parties. Monday
evening a number of young people
drove about town and out into the
country making their presence known
by the loud footing of horns.
The annual meeting and dinner OF
Riverside Congregational church took
place Saturday and was attended by
many members Of the church and
their friends. One hundred and six
ty persons partook of the splendid re-
past provided by the ladies Of the
church and enjoyed the social hour
that ensued afterward.
The ladies' of the U. B. church will
give an experience social at the read
ing room In the gymnasium Thursday
January 18th, at 80 p. m. A good
program will be rendered and ten
cent lunch served. Come and meet
With Us in q social evening. Each
one having earned dollar will be ex-
pected to tell the manner in which 1t
was earned in we'll written poem.
G. K. Marshall, who in company
with bis wife and son, left here on
Nov. 20 for Buffalo, returned last
Thursday evening. While away MIR.
Marshall had bis little boy operated
on for an affection of the throat. The
little chap stood the operation well
and is getting along nicely. Mr..
Marshall visited New York city dur
ing mis- trip and reports Hood River
Newtowns as selling at a high figure
there. Mrs. Marshall and son will not
return to Hood River until later.
When q man can completely capti-
vate large and critical audiences of
the many Chsutsuqua assemblies
which employ the best talent only,
and when be can repeatedly appear in
such city entertainment courses as
those conducted In Boston, Atlanta,
Buffalo, Detroit, New York, Chicago,
Nashville, Toledo. Indianapolis, Port
land, Seattle and Los Angeles, he Ger.
tainly is star entertainer. Such has
been the record Of DIR. Thomas Nc
Clary, who comes December IL In the
Midland Lecture course.
Rev. Louis g. Wilson, of Boston,
representing the Unitarian church,
delivered two addresses here Sunday
In the Unitarian church In this city.
Mr.. Wilson is said to have given those
who heard him a most eloquent and
interesting discourse. His subject in
the morning was "The Outlook Of
Liberal Religion" and in the even
Ing, "Historic and Organized Unitar-
inism." Both lectures we're we'll at
tended. While here MIR Wilson was
the guest OF the Commercial club at
its banquet. He is making tour Of
the country under the auspices Of the
church and does not expect to get
back to Boston for seven months.