The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-10-24
Mrs. s. W. Arnold went to Portland

Mrs, S. W. Arnold went to Portland
yesterday to visit her sisters.
W. F. Laraway and wife we're pas
senngeIs for Portland yesterday.
e. A. Schiller was passenger on
the local from The Dalle5 yesterday
Mrs. W. j. Thompson came up from
Troutdale yesterday to visit friends.
! NJ. A. Baker, of Yamhil! county,
visited friends in Hood River yestel
day.
G.. j. Gessling went to Portlal d
yesterday on business connected wita
the mill.
Mrs. S. L. Blythe and daughte',
Clara, returned Monday from their
eastern trip.
Mayor Blowers was in Portland the
last of the week with his mother, who
was operated upon at hospital in
that city.
A ferris wheel and tent show is CIV
log an exhibition in the street oppo-
site the Waucoma hotel under the
auspices of the fire department.
VIM. ii. Ahrens, of White Salmon,
had his leg broken in three places last
week while blasting stumps. lie was
taken to Portland hospit tai for treat
ment.
j. M. Reid is putting in new front
to his bicycle repair shop, and is FIX
ing up the building in shape to put in
stock of bicycles goods and repairs.
The business is growing very satisfac-
torily, and the improvements are
needed.
D. B. Jarman aud b. e. Colbern
and wife, of Athena, Ore, visited Ora
Rhoades the first of the week, leaving
for Portland yesteld day afternoon. Mr..
Jarman is merchant and Mr.. Col
bern farmer, the latter aud his wife
teing on their way to California to
spend the winter. They enjoyed a
drive through the valley yesterday
and we're delighted with the country.
The young son of Bernie Phelps got
hold OF bCx OF cold tablets during
the absence of its mother from the
house on Saturday, and when discov-
cred was just finishing the last in the
box. He was Immediately hurried to
the city and physician worked over
him for six hours before he was out
of danger. A vigorous use of tbe
stomach pump, however, saved his
life.
"Ihe Denver Express under Har
~ RoWe's management Is one OF the
safe propositions of which theatre
goer likes to renew acquaintance with.
It's merit has been proven in past sea.
sons here, and an exceptionally strong
cast is promised for the forthcoming
production at the opera house Satur-
day. October 26.
Holden Bros. "Denver Express
will appear at the opera house Satur.
day, October 26. The play is too wei
known to need much putting, and has
drawn mighty audiences in time past.
This years company, scenery and
specialties features are said to surpasi
any that have been provided by the
Holde Bros., and several Indians are
a prominent feature of the production
giving al exact reproduction o
Apache warfare.
Mrs Y. G. Brock entertained al
whist at her home on Oak street Fri
day afternoon The party was giVeL
in hoHor of her sister, Mrs. wilkins
and about sixty guests we're invited
The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
at whist. The method of prizes diff
fered from the usual custom, theit
being no count kept of the score, bu
each guest WAS given card on which
was a story of the "Shirt Waist Girl, ;
with missing words. The words wer'
to be supplied by each one. Mrs. Os
car Vanderbilt proved the most pre-
ficient and received the first prize
Mis-. j. ii. Heilbronner second.