The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-28

Do you know that DIR. Brewer is
coming. He will re here April 18th
and II you do not hear him you will
miss rare treat.
W. A. Wood will preach at Odell
next Sunday morning instead of ".
A. Elkins: and ut X. of P. hall in
the evening, as usual.
Mrs. Whitehead has so far recovered
from her recent illness that ste was
able to leave the hospital this week
and is rapidly convalescing.
The LeMoss concert, which was
held Monday evening, was well at
tended and those who were there we're
much pleased with the entertainment.
A. S. Keir, who has been quite SCI
iously sick Is convalescing and ex
poets to be able to resume his duties
at the store the latter part of the
week.
Ora A. Rhodes, formerly of Madras,
Sherman county, and Miss Lucy Ii.
jenkins, of Hood River, were mar.
ried last evening at the Valley Chris
tian church by the Rev. W. l.. Ell
kins.
Mrs. X. W. Pratt arrived from
Sioux City, Saturday, to join Mr..
Pratt, who has been here several
months. Until a suitable residence
can be found they will reside with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Goft,
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the church
for work ana important business to.
morrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
Come early and bring thimbles and
scissors. Mrs. Frank Button, Sec.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ii. Osborne, tn
former being one of the members of
Co., arrived here Saturday. They
have taken up their residence at the
home of E. K. Golf for the present.
Il. Il. Ellington, of Cottage Grove,
secretary of the State Christian Mis-
sionary Board will assist W. A. Wood
in series of evangelistic meetings to
begin the first Sunday in April.
Place OF meeting will be announced
later.
Mr.. and Mis-. S. f. Fouts came to
Hood River Saturday for visit to
Mrs. Fouts' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs Il. l..
Garretson, the latter daughter ct
Mrs. Baker, are also here visiting at
the Baker home.
James H~mblen and wife and Her
bert Williams, the latter brother in
law of b. Woolpert, of White Salmon,
arrived here Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamblen have come to this part of
the country to stay, and Mr.. Viii
liams will make an extended visit.
G. W. Riggs has obtained the ser
vices of G. Everett to take his place
in his shoemaker shop and Saturday
went to Portland where be re-
NAMED over Sunday. Mr.. Riggs owns
six lots between Portland and LentZ
and it is his intention later to move
there.
DR.. Brewer, of Portland, the we'll
known pastor of the First Baptist
church, of that city, will lecture at
Hood River Saturday evening, April
18th. The entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the Baptist
church at this place and will take
place at the K. of ?. hall.
] Miss Gladys Hartley will give a re.
oital In the U. b. church this evening
! for her music pupils. Invitations
, for the affair are in the hands of hel
D pupils aud it is expected that many
who receive them will avail themselves
3 of the opportunity of listening to {
+ program that has been carefully SO
? lected for the occasion.
I. W. DeBussey, has purchased che
Club restaurant. of Cecil Holman, anC
took possession Monday. Mr.. DeBus
sey has been in the restaurant anC
hotel business for 20 years and wa
chef at the Hotel Oregon during th,
/ Lewis L. Clarke fair. 1t is his inten
tion to conduct a first class pace
\ giving quick service, and serving th
/ best the market alt ords.
Mr. and Mrs. G. q. Pratt, who's
\ home is at Sioux City, In and VIII
are the parents of X. W. Pratt, of th
hood River Banking and Trust Co.
arrived at Ho d River Monday. lhe
have been spending the winter at Sa
Diego, Cal, and we're delayed severs
days on their way here by the wash
out on the Southern Pacific. Mr.. an
Mrs. Pratt will remain here for som
time visiting.
Special Easter services have bee
arranged for at the U.B church an
next Sunday the Sunday school sGho
ars will participate in the mornin
service, which will commence at
o'clock. Music appropriate to the da
will be rendered and in the evenin
at 5 o'clock the young people wi
have charge of the service. Youn
peoples meeting will be held at I'll
game time as usual.
Mrs. II. Fl. Bailey, wife of E,
Councilman Bailey. who has been
Portland for several days, where 81
went to receive treatment for b,
eyes, has been taken with Drain feve
MIR. Bailey. who had been with her
Portland, came up Saturday, expec
ing to return the first of t'e weel
but received telegram calling hi
back Immediately. Her condition
= 50 critical that her son was sent TO
/ and he and his wife went there Tue
u day morning on No. 5.