The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-05

Miss Myrtle Stevens entertained at
a tirti day party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l.. II. lsenberg spent Sunday
with her husband at Cascade Locks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conser, of Heppner,
arrived yesterday on visit to j. X.
Nunnemaker and wife.
M. Il. Miller, of the heights, who
has been suffering for some weeks
with rheumatism, is able to be out
again.
The Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian church will meet a week
from next Wednesday at Mrs.
Stewards.
+. D. McCuliy, of Joseph, Ore,
visited his cousin, j. ID. MeCully,
yesterday and vent to Portland in
the afternoon.
Lost Taken by mistake at the
leap year ball lady's shoe. Party
taking the wrong shoe please return
to Glacier office and exchange.
Mrs. Lola Baldwin, of Portland, In
charge of the Travellers Aid of the
Y. W. G. A., is visiting her friend,
Mrs. G. A. Bell, at the Mt. Hood
hotel.
M. o. MohaIl, of Mohall, N. d.,
was caller at the Glacier office yes
terday. Mr.. Mohall came in on the
boat and went to Portland on the
local.
The revival meetings will not begin
tonight at the Christian church hs
previously announced, but will begin
Thursday evening, March II. See
more particular notice next week.
Frederick Jeffs, who formerly lived
In Hood River and has many friends
here, is marooned on one of the Gala
pagos islands, off the coast of Ecua-
dor, and the navy department will
send ship to rescue him.
Under the auspices of the public
school Mr.. Leroy Gesner, of Port
land, Miss Winfred Bird, of Salem,
and Mrs. Sletton, of this city, will
give musical ON the evening of
March 20. Watch for further an
nouncement.
A number OF the friends of Miss
Emma Stone gathered at her home on
the heights on Monday evening, the
occasion being her fourteenth birth.
day. Though the party WAS not a
surprise as was planned, the evening
was spent in games and general
gond time.
Mrs. Marion MacRae has dissolved
partnership with Mr.. Barrett In the
real estate business in Portland and
formed O new one with +. W. Angus.
Mrs. MacRae is an enthusiast in re-
gard to Hood River and has made
several sales which have been the
means OF bringing excellent people to
the valley.
A meeting OF the citizens of the
hill was held Thu sday evening, at
which there was a discussion Of the
water question, and committee ap.
pointed to circulate pet tions asking
that the council call special cleo
tion to vote S75, 200 bonds for the
purpose Of bringing in the Tucker
spring.
r. Il. HARRISON returned the first
OF the week from Forest Grove, where
be visited his daughter at the Pacific
University. Mr.. HARRISON has Eeen
placed on thu visiting list of the un-
iversity and is very enthusiastic in
regard to the efficiency of the work
done at the institution, the attention
given to the comfort of the pupils
and the reasonable charges for tuition
and board.
II. W. Archer is new operator at
the depot en- account OF the new
niue hour law which went into effect
the first of the month. Under the
new law telegraph operators cannot
work more than nine hours continu-
GUS service and this has made neces-
sary an extra man. The extra man
will also help the express and baggage
man, and do other work around the
station.
Rev. Nutley was unable to I'll bis
pulpit on Sunday, suffering with
some throat trouble. Fred Coe had
charge of the services, which were
In the nature OF home and foreign
missionary program. DR.. Huxley
spoke on "Foreign Missions" Mrs
Spight on the responsibility of Civ
ing to foreign missions. MIR. Wood
spoke on the subject of home missions
and Mrs. Evinger urged the member
especially the younger members, tt
give literally to home missions.