The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-07

j. L. Carter went to The Dslles
Tuesday.
Jack Davenport, Of Mosier, was in
town Saturday. -.
j. W. Wiedrick was in Mosier Fri.
day on business.
Get your berry tickets printed at
the Glacier office.
DR.. David Robinson. of Mosier,
spent Monday in Hood River.
Chas. Gill left Tuesday to spend the
summer in Vancouver, b. g.
NJ. F. Hughes, OF Portland, was Wis
iting friends In town last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Kemp, of Odell, spent
Saturday with the home folks at
Mosier.
Regular meeting OF Royal Arch
Chapter Friday evening. Work in M.
M. degree.
Guy Woodwerth has gone to Port
land to consult specialist In regard
to his health.
Regular meeting of Hood River
Comnandery Monday evening. Work
In X. I. degree.
Miss Ollinger returned Sunday night
from Portland, whele she spent a
week with friends.
Miss Matte Hudson spent Saturday
with friends iu town, returning to
Mosier that evening.
Clarence Gilbert lett for The Dalles
Monday night to deliver the big car
sold to Paul French of that city.
Mrs. G. Stevens and mother, Mrs.
Thomas, of Portland, have been visit
ing their uncle, MI. and Mrs. ID. A.
Turner.
Chris Griesen, the hustler for "Bet-
ter Fruit" returned Saturday from a
trip thr rough Eastern Oregon in the
interest OF his paper.
Frank Cashen, moIe familiarly
known as "Bud," !" has resigned as
chauffeur for Clarence Gilbert and is
back ct his old place at Mt. Hood
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Watson and
daughter, Miss Lulu, from San Jose,
formerly of Hood River, left Tuesday
to visit their son and brother, Frank,
in The Dalles. Et
The Hood River high school stu
dents entertained their guests, the
ooys from Goldendale, Saturday even
ing by giving them a launch ride on
the Columbia river.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
will give lawn fete in the grove east
of the pal sonage Friday evening, May
8. Ice cream. cakes and home
made candies will be served.
f. E. Ellington, of Albany, state
secretary of the missionary board OF
he Christian church. was the guest
of Rev. Wood Friday. He left Satur-
day for La Grande to attend the con-
vention there.
Err. Ridgeway, of Lexington, and his
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hill, of Port
land, who have been the guests Of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W,
Reid, returned to their respective
homes Thursday. I'D.
Last Thur sday evening party o.
young people met at the home o
Miss Lottie Kinnaird and had very
delightful time The evening wss
spent with music and refreshments
were served later.
All members OF Canby W. X. G. ar,
requested to be present at their regu
lar meeting Saturday, Mayo. Luncl
will be served after the meeting
Initiation. Press Correspondent.
The next regular meeting OF the W
C. L. U. will be he Id at the resideno
OF Mrs. G. B. HARTLEY, On Stat
street, Monday, May il, at 8 p. m
There will be short program follow
ed by social All interested in tn
work are cordially invited TO be pres
ent.
Ed. Suksdort came over fIom Bin
geu on Tuesday on business. Mr.
Suksdorf has returned to BinRen frur
Spangle, Wash. and Is now runnin
the postofflce at the new me,ropoli
ot the North Bank, "on the Colum
bia. "
Mrs. Warren Copper, o. Mt. Hood
lett Tuesday for 1 he Dalles to stay
few days with her sister. Mrs. Jas. I
Cooper, who is very i'll. Mrs. Jas
Cooper's daughter, Miss Helen, VIII
has been staying with her uncle a
Mt. Hood, went with her aunt to Sc
her mother.
Mrs. j. o. Cameron, Of Dukes Val
ley. paid Hood River an uneXpecte
visit tuesday morning, owing to he
f1ve-y ear old son having had his ey
cut with an ak. After careful eA
animation the eye was found in
condition impossible to remedy, an
the poor child will have to lose 1t.
A horse belonging to @. l.. Roger
WAS being driven into town Sunday
when it suddenly reared up ind fe
backward. striking the road in tror
of s. l.. Yonng's confectionery stoit
Tire it lay unable to get MP. MAJ
sbal Ganger was notified aud VeteriI
| ary Welch made an examination, fint
ing that the back was broken or pari
lyZsd, and the animal was shot /
the marshal.