The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-10

| G. b. Welch went to The Dslles
last Friday, returning Monday.
School in the Steele district s to he
gin Monday, Sept. Il. Miss Anna
Shelley has been employed as teacher
Mrs. Dutiield, who has been visit.
! ing this summer at the home of heI
son, George Dutfield, returned Thurs.
day morning to her home in Golden
dale.
Misses Nan and Mildred Cooper left
Tuesday morning for The Dalles.
where Miss Cooper will remain, and
Mildred after two weeks will return
to Portland to resume her studies at
the Portland Academy.
NJ. Dumas and a friend came up
from Portland last Friday. They are
visiting John Vauthiers.
Miss Essie Parker and John Gray.
both OF Hood River, we're the guests
of Miss Lottie Jones last Sun day
Miss Aida Puddy went to Odell last
Sunday. where she is to stay with the
family OF |. U. Lafferty and attend
the Odell school.
Labor day was observed with un-
usual activity this year by those who
and they hustled like everything to
get it attended to.
Ernest Monroe has returned to Mt.
Hood again for a while. We are glad
to see his smiling face again.
Last Saturday f. Q. Miller went
back to his old position OF inspecting
ties for the o. X. & N. railroad.
Rev. Cornelison arrived fIom Port
land last Saturday, to take charge of
the pastoral work Of this place until
the arrival of the regular minister
lie preached two very interesting and
practical sermons last Sundiy and
was listened to with marked atten.
tion. Mrs. Cornelison and family
came with him and they will reside
while here in Miss Nan Cooper's cot
tage.
The little dance after grange last
Friday evening was very successful
affair. Those present enjoyed them.
selves very much. lunch of cake
and coffee was served and all departed
at late hour feeling that they had
had delightful time.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dimick was buried at Mt
Hood last Sunday, having met her
death In a rather peculiar accident.
At their home In British Columbia on
Auguts II. Mrs. Dimickk and the
child we're sitting quietly when a
stone from blast came crashing in
and struck the mother on the left
shoulder ranging down and breaking
both legs at the thighs. How the chilt
was injured Is mystery, but whom
the father and Others rushed in about
ten minutes after the accident the lit.
tie one was found dead and the mnth
or unconscious. The body was kept
ten days waiting for the mother to re.
gain consciousness, then it was
brought to Mt. Hood by George Dim
ick. Mrs. Dimick is recoveiin ing as
rapidly as could be expected.
A pleasant surprise was tepdered
Miss Nan Cooper last Monday evening
when q number of grangers who had
gathered at the home OF Mrs. E. @.
Miller came to spend the evening. A
jolly time was spent playing games
until about 10 80 when dainty lunch
was served by the ladies who had
come prepared. After several songs,
some OF which Rev. Cornelison sang
in the Nez Perce language, the party
broke up. everyone having spent
most enjoyable evening. Among th $50
present we're: Rev. and Mrs Cornell.
son, Mrs. Il. g. Miller, Mrs. Robert
Leasure, Misses Lizzie and Hattie
Cooper, Lottie and Glenna Wilson,
Leah Booth, Lottie Jones, Nan and
Mildred Cooper and Messrs. Charles
Shaw, James Cooper, Charles Thomas,
Hobart Booth, Walter Davidson,
Charles Jones and John Cooper.