The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-02-06

ner Deu WITH la grippe.
e. Nj. Miller has been lail up two
weeks with rheumatism.
Thos. j. Cole, of Menominee, had
business at Hood River Tuesday.
Miss Emma Spaulding, of Vancou-
yer, arrived Monday on visit to X.
b. Bragg and family.
p j. Vial and wife arrived yester-
day on train 2 for a visit with Percy
A. Smith, of the valley.
Mrs Albright, who has been visit
ing with Mrs. Chas. Hall, returned to
her home In Oregon City Tuesday.
"Peck's Bad Boy" will be at the
Opera House nexG Tue, day evening.
See the announcement In another
column.
County Commissioner Hibbard went
to The Dalles yesterday to attend the
opening of the February term of the
county court.
A social will be given to the young
school classes Friday evening at he
residence of Marshal lliIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Norton left for
Portland yesterday afternoon and will
be at home to their friends for the
present at 240 Park street.
The success of the artesiau wells
being bored in the Odell district Is
being watched with interest. IL sue
eessful, there will be many more.
Miss Flora Pohl has resigned her
position a, bookkeeper IN the Pacific
States Telephone Office and returned
to her home at Astoria Saturday.
Culligsn's Nashville Students will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House tomorrow evening. They come
we'll recommended and it will pay you
to hear them.
The first temporary bulletin OF the
Home phones will be mailed to sub
scribers on Monday. On that date a
continuous night and day service will
be put IN operation.
The Hood River lodge of knights
OF Pythias will give banquet at the
K. OF p. hall Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 49, All members of the order
and heir families are invited to at
tend.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Baptist church held business meet
ing and social In the west psrlors of
the church last Tuesday evening.
They hope to send a delegate to the
Y. p. s. G. E. convention at Corval-
lis, which convenes February 20.
j. 7. Bagley and Henry Roe came
up from Portland yesterday, MIR. Bag
ley returning in tho afternoon, while
Mr.. Roe will spend several days in
the city on Masonic lodge matters. j.
L. Bagley Is president uDd Henry
Roe ce-president of the Olse n Roe
Transfer Co, at Portland.
Jack Luckey received word Tuesday
from Washington that his patent for
the lock nut had been allowed. Mr..
Luckey says he has had several offers
for the patent and We hope he will
make a good thing out of 1t. The
patent for the ball bearing hub was
allowed some time before.
A. j. Capron, of Portland, one of
the guests at the banquet Friday
night, was heard to remark as he
passed out: 81 have attended over 500
banquets and | want to say that this
one is the neatest, meatiest, better
nuts cracked and less brass collared
banquet | have ever attended"
Thanks, Mr.. Carron, come again.
An apple picked on the ranch of
w. f. Laraway In October, 1906, was
or exhibition at his jewelry store
until few days ago 1t had laid In
the barn, with others of its kind, un-
til last summer, when it was taken to
his residence and placed in the ice
box. There 1t remained until recent
ly, when it WAS brought to the store
in O good state of preservation and as
an example of the great keeping quail
tiles of the Hood River apple.
E. F. Smith and wife, of Olofino,
Idaho, are visiting j. h Hanna ana
family. They have disposed of their
Interests at that place and are on
their way to Southern California.
Mr.. Smith owns the property now oc-
{ upied by Mr.. Hanna and disputes
the title to the street which was TAX
J en- by the city couple Of years ago.
Mr.. Smith is looking to have the mat
, ter adjusted by the city officials, or
says he will bring suit against the
city tor damages. O. s Knodle and
wife, also OF the same place, are Win
I Mr. Smith and will accompany him to
California.
Harold, the three year. old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Fike, in the Pine Grove
} district, died Saturday, February l.,
! of scarlet fever and was buried Mon
! day at Idlswilde, Rev. W. 9 Gilmore
officiating at the private funeral at
. the residence. The little fellow con
! tracted the disease while Mr.. Fike
. was In the east and when 1t took q
. serious torn he was wired to return,
: which he did. Complications set in
{ after the fever had run its course and
. II was impossible to save him. The
3 bereaved parents have the sympathy
. Of the community in their bereave-
ment.