The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-19

Percy Shelley went to Portland on
business Monday.
Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa hay at
McReynolds & Co.
Mrs ". Il. Sheets returned from
Portland Monday.
Rex spray in any quantity at White
heads feed store.
Thos, Husbands returned Monday
from IroutdalP.
Mrs. e. 0. Blanchar visited friends
in Portland last week.
Leroy Gesner concert at the opera
house Friday evening.
Petaluma Incubators for sale at
McReynolds & Co.
Mrs. S. 4. Blythe visited friends at
The DaIles the first oI the week.
Lee Morse and Em. Reavis we're
passengers for Tie Dalles Saturday.
Stock foods of different kinds at
Mickey eyLolds Il Go.
b. Il. Tucker went to Portland Mon.
day, after waiting for day for a west
bound train.
DR.. Il. A. Jayne, of Springfield,
Ore, visited his brother, A. a.
Jayne, and family last week.
There was no meeting held at the
Baptist church last Sunday evening
owing to the lack of electric light.
3. Ii. Bartlett, of Cameron, Wis,
arrived Tuesday and will so to work
at Green Point for the Stanley Smith
Lumber Co.
Presiding Elder Walton Skipworth
will preach at Crapper next Sunday
morning at l0:30 and administer com
munion service.
H. G. Bateham has purchased 70
acres of land near Grants Pass and
will clear the land and set it to apples,
pears and grapes.
Chas. Hall has commenced the
building of fine residence on the
lots purchased from j. Il. Batohelder
on Colubmia street
Mrs. f. Ii Isenberg went to Cas-
cade Locks Friday on account of the
illness of her husband, who is teach
er in the schools at that place.
The Ladies Missien Circle Of the
Baptist church will have 10 cent tea
at the home of Mrs. Evinger, on the
heights, Thursday, March 10, at $3.50
p. III
Rev. aud Mrs. S. W. jackson began
series of meetings at the Christian
church beginning last evening The
meetings will continue throughout
the week.
The basket social given by the Pine
Grove Grange Tuesday evening netted
Sl93. In the voting contest Ralph
Jarvis was voted the most popular
young man and Lolita Howard the
most popular young lady.
The school hoard has called an cleo
tion for next Tuesday afternoon at
p. m., to vote on site for the new
school house. 1t will be question of
the present State street site OF X. l..
Smiths block on the hill
Get your seats at Clarke's for the
musical event at the opera house Fri
day night. Leroy Gesner, violinist /;
Mrs. Winnifred Byrd, pianist; Mrs.
| Gertrude Sletten, soprano; Mrs. AL
berta Campbell, accompanist.
Mrs. Eva Dano and Mrs. Ella Her
ron we're elected del, gates to the ma
tional convention Of Royal Neighbore,
which eets at Chicago in June. Mrs.
Mary A. Mosier and Mrs. Nettie Rob.
binson, of PendletLn, we're elected
delegates to the state convention at
Salem next year.
Martin Bcwser, OF Deer Lodge,
Mont, an Old employe OF q. ID.
| Woudgufth, has sent the latter hand
made riding bride, made of braided
hoisehair, in coIers, and the same i;
on exhibition In I4Hraway's window.
1t required about two months time
to uake il and Ia beauty. 1t will be
dispos, tf ior the benefit of Mr..
BowseT
NJ. +. Hall lett for Goldendale Fri.
day to make arrangements to move
his pipe makiGg machinery to Hood
River. The plant will he set up along
the line Of the upper west side ditch
and pipe made for that waterway.
Mr.. Hili Is veil egGiI ped with road
making machinery as we'll and pro
rosrs to bring it to Hood River anc
be prepared to make contracts fol
building rogds. lie has very heavy
steam roller, the engine of which h'
will use fer his pipe n aking machine
but which cen be Cited up for rcat
work In an hours time. lie has alS'
compressed cir drill, which can b.
J used 10 drilling fol blasting and th'
! equipment ia complete. 1t will be al
advantage TO tie city aud valley t.
, haze an outfit like this here, as !
} msy como In very handy in maxim
new roads such as the Neal creek AM
| Hood River water lrade roads, wher
} proper machinery would lessen tn
} expense Of thos3 enterprises.
. Teae'er Of Voice and Piano
a Miss Ida J Bryant OF New York