The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-30

fOr bargains IN zeal estate see hne-
we'll Shelley, Carson. Wash.
Mrs. Marion MacRae, of Portland,
was in Hood River Monday.
Jas. Lacey went to Portlsnd Mon,
day afternoon for few days.
Miss Leslie went to Portland Sun
day, returning in the evening.
j. X. McGreSor, of Mosier, was in
town Satui day for the Masons' meet
ing that evening.
W. W. Mason went up to The Dalles
tuesday on business, returning on
the local. Mr. Mason has a contract
ON the new city hall to be built at
that place.
Harry Dewitt and family have NOV.
ed to Hood River from lngles, Ore,
and Mr.. Dewitt will again become a
partner OF W. J. Baker In the real es
tate business.
Clarence Gilbert has purchased a
new Great Pierce Arrow Car which
will hold seven passengers and there
will be some hing d.:ing this summer
In the auto line.
Rev. g. A. Nutley, of the Baptist
church, gave fine talk at the M g.
church Wednesday evening. The
meetings have been very successful
and will close today.
The ladies of the Christian church
held baked goods sale In Wood q
Smith Bros. window last Saturday.
The goods we're sold very rapidly and
nice sum was realized.
Jack I.uckey has at last earned his
we'll deserved reward. He recently
received word from the patent office
at Washington that his ball-beaIing
hub patent had been allowed.
Postmaster Yates has been recon-
mended for reappointment as post
master of Hood River and will
probably receive official notice from
the department 10 few days.
j. d. Robinson and wife, of Port.
land, spent few days In the valley
the first of the week looking at ranch
property. They Will invest here II
they can find place to suit.
County Superintendent Nef spent a
week in the city and valley, visiting
the schools. Mrs. Nef accompanied
him and they we're the guests of S. Il.
Blythe and family at Frankton.
Richard Smith, of Grand junction,
Colo, is visiting his old North Da.
kota friends here, having at one time
been resident OF Grand Forks, ~.
d. he Ia the guest Of q. q. Metcalf.
Rev. W. A. Wood goes to Mosier
thursday to begin series OF meet
ings for the Christian church there.
There will be no preaching service at
the Christian church in the city next
Sunday.
Mrs. Smith, whJ was operated on
for appendicitis last week, Is In 6
very serious condition Complications
arose which made necessary second
operation, which has left her in a
very weak condition.
A. I. Dodge left yesterday after
noon for Roseburg, where he hal
rented farm OF over 400 acres and
his family will follow in few days,
Mr.. Dodge also expects to work in q
sawmill at that place.
Word was received the first of the
week that Oscar Vanderbilt IL threat
ented with typhoid fever In San Fran
cisco and his trip to China will be
postponed for couple OF weeks at
least, until he has recovered from his
indisposition.
L. A. Reavis has purchased the 81.
monton place of seven acres opposite
ii. G. Bateham's place. This will
make a good home Tor Mr.. Reavis,
not being too large to look after an,
near enough to the city to make II
pleasant.
The special service to be held Sun
J day night at the Baptist church, a,
which time Rev. Ii. b. Hudson, rep.
resentative of international Reform
Bureau, will speak, Is to be union
service of the Christian and Baptis,
: congregations.
Prot. Waldstein returned from Port
land yesterday aud while there made
arrangements for game OF baske
uall on skates between Hood Rive
aHd the Hill Military Academy team
to be played at the Coliseum rink, tn,
date to be announced later.
Hugh Smith and family left Monda.
evening for Iowa, where he has pur
chased farm and will make that hi
future home. Mr.. Smith came from
that state to Hood River and conclud
ed to go back, as be has had goo'
offer in railroad work, which he will
3 attend to in addition to his farm.
W. p. Andrus came up from Port
land yesterday, on BUSINESS connecte'
with the county division and Masoni
. lodge matters. Mr.. Andrus has don
' good work for Hood River in NOR
Q ways than one and is untitled to grea
credit for his efforts in our tehalf.
DIR. Sharp has moved into the resi-
t dence vacated by f. f. Gof aud th
s house left vacant by DR.. Sharp hs
been rented by Miss Wiedrick tor be
n parents, who are expected to arriy
here from Buffalo, N. Y, about th
: first of March. Mr.. Wiedrick viii 8
into tho real estate business here.