The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-09
MOUNT HOOD.


M ISIS Lizzie Cooper returned to Dee
New Years day to resume her duties
as teacher at that place.
School was resumed at Mt. Hood
Monday, Dec 80, the pupils set ling
down to work again with holiday
New Years day.
Sunday. Dec 20, the following otfl
GERS we're elected Ia the Sunday
school: Supt., Paul Hubbard; asst.
supt., Mrs. Walter GrIbble; sec. and
treas, Miss Florence loon.
Sever al of cur citizens went to The
| Dalles last Wednesday to appear be-
| fore the district boundary board in
| regard to the matter of dividing the
school district. After duly consider
ing the matter the board decided not
to divide the district.
Miss Hattie Cooper returned to The
Dalles last Wednesday to resume her
studies in the high school.
Mason Baldwin returned to Port.
lapd last Saturday to resume his
studies in the Holmes Business COL
lege.
Joe Hess returned Saturday from
| Antelope, where he has been working
on cattle ranch.
The dance given Wednesday even
Ing for the Catholic church was not
very well attended, owing to so many
| other festivities earlier In the week.
but those present reported a very
good time.
The installation of the officers at
| the Grange last Friday was a very i'm.
pressive ceremony. AS it took up
| most of the evening there was no pro.
gram. A good deal OF routine husi.
ness was transacted. Three new menu
bers we're initiated.
lhe New Year week was gay one
, socially at Mt. Hood. Among the
pleasant occurrences was apartatsW |.
| ter Gribble's, where the young folks
gathered to watch the old year The
evening was spent in games and nGs
ic. At twelve O'Clock the I'D year was
sent on his way into the past, aud the
New Year was welcomed with the
proper ceremonies. A dainty lunch
was served by MIS-. Gribhle during
the evening. Soon after midnight the
, happy young folks departed for their
homes, wishing their charming host
essss Happy New Year.
Last Sunday Mr. Hubbard r. r.sisned
as superinten lent II the Sunday
school rs he could not he regular 10
attendance. The sch ,ol elected @. A.
Puddy for the position. Mr.. Puddy
has been our faithful and earnest
superintendent for several years, and
there is every prospect Of the Sunday
school continuing in Its present tlcnr-
ishing condition.
Miss Lura Miller returned last Sat
urday to her home In Hood River af-
ter spending week with Mt. Hood
friends.
Mr.. Hubbard started his old fash.
Toned singing school Saturday even
ing. There was large and attentive
class present, and as Mr.. Hubbard is
an excellent teacher we hope to make
great progress in the rudiments OF
music.
Rev. Levi johnson preached nom
ing and evening to very attentive
audiencs last Sunday. In spite of the
inclement weather large audience
listened to splendid sermons at both
services.
The many friends OF Mrs. Lou Bald
win will be pleased to learn that she
Is out OF danger and improving rapid
~. Lou came up Monday to atteni
to work awaiting him here.
On Monday of last week the Mt. |
Hood grange held an open meeting to
which the friends Of the Grange we're
invited. "Ihe best program ever Civ
en- at Mt Hood" was the verdict Civ
en- ON the efforts of the Grangers to !
entertain their friends. There we're