The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-23

Moonlight at the skating rink is
getting very popular.
Mrs. F.. E. Goff was passenger for
Portland on No. 8 Friday.
W. II. Eccles went to Portland
Monday on a business trip.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II.
Hubt bard, Mt. Hood, January 16, a
girl.
The skating craze has come to Hool
River. Everybody is learning. young
and old.
Mrs. r. B. Lindsay visited her
daughter at The Dalles the first of the
week.
Mrs. Chas. II. Castner returned
from a tip to Portland Thursday
evening.
+. l.. Klemer and his friend, Mr..
Rickter, who is visiting him here,
spent couple of days in Portland
last week.
Geo. Stranahan transacted business
at Portland Friday and Saturday Tor
the firm of Stranahan & Slavens, re-
turning Monday morning.
The Tuesday evening dancing series
will give their next lance January
% b at |. o. o. +. hall. Parties who
want an invitation who do not belong
to the club address p. o. box 962.
The o. r. q N. have established
massive cannon ball stoves IN the der
pot, which, while not particularly of
i -; In ~ eus oil
factory results as far as heat is con-
cerned.
| A. j. Anderson, of The Dalles, came
up Thursday from Collins where he
has been taking the hot baths for
rheumatism, and transacted business
at Hood River before returning to his
home at The Dalles.
Jack Couver recover ed Sl00 and
some other things which we're taken
by the burglars who broke into his
house at Mosier recently, the thieves
having dropped the money and srti
cles IN their haste in getting away.
No clue has yet been obtained as to
the perpetrators of the deed.
ID. Mcdonald, j. K. Niekelson, II.
Q. Smith, r. b. Bragg and j. h.
Hanna we're among the merchants oil
the city who attended the grocers and
hardware mems conventions in Port
land this week. e. Brayford, the
Rockford merchant, also went down
to the Rose City Tuesday morning.
Regular preaching at the Valley
Christian Church next Sunday by the
pastor, Rev. IL. L. Ford. Subject of
morning sermon, Goods Luminar-
ies. q" Evening subject, ''Christ's
Kingdom, illustrated" Mrs. Ford
will sing solo in the morning and
duet will be sung at the evening SER
vice ty Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Reavis.
Ed. o. Mayor, formerly connected
with j. II. Heilbronner when the
firm fret opened an office here, but
until recently with banking instilu
tion at Portland, is again connected
with Mr.. Beilbfonner in his PoitIand
office and the style of tho Portland
firm Is Heilbronner & Mayor, With
offices In the Chambers building, cor
ner Of Third and Alder.
The cable splicers of the Home Iele
phcne Co. are at work this week con-
Meeting the cables and phones are te-
/ luk pun III. Lie eWibCHUOdIu Is III
stalled ready for service aud Manager
Brownell talked over the line t. one
of the connected phones Tuesday for
the first time. Service over the new
system will be started the first of next
month, as heretofore snnounce1.
| Florence Wonacott, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. W. P. Wonacott, in the
Pine Grove di i,trict, died January 20
aged years, s months and 20 d IS.
The funeral was held at the Pine
Grove church and the remains inter.
red in the Pine Grove cemetery.
Rev. Braustetter oificiated and s. f..
Bartmess had charge of the funeral
arrangements. The child had 5een
an invalid since birth, but severe
attack uf tonsilitis was the immediate
cause of death.
j Ii. ueilbronner returned Satur-
day from his Montana trip and was
welt pleased with the results. Mr..
Heilbronner has three brothers in
business at Butte, bosides wide ac-
Iluaintance and combined business
With a pleasant visit with friends aud
relatives. Mr.. llcIlb onner took with
him several boxes If Hood River ap-
Piles, which he had on display for a
time and afterwards gave them away
to bis friends. lie said he was be.
sieged on all hands to sell them and
could have disposed of large mum
Der OF boxes. The people of that
country we're much interested il
| Hood River and the coast, and many
| will come here to invest and make
their home this spring. be founc
| that but little is knoSn.of Hood River
as an apple country, sltbc ugh the rep
utation of II cod River Strawberries i,
well known. They had never before
,een such iine apples aud the display
was yorth ton OF literature to con
| vince the people that we could "de
liver the goods lie vas we'll satis
ied with his trip from an advertisin.
standpoint and expects to locate man,
Montana families In Hood River thi
Iyear.