The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-16

MISS WINNIE furser went TO fort-
land Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Calkins IL quite Ill, suf.
fering With appendiitis.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. G. W.
Edmunds, JAM, l3, girl.
j. +. Batchelder retur ned Tuesday
from trip to Portland.
Oscar Fredenburg had business at
the county seat yesterday.
James Carroll, of Mosier, was a
Hood River visitor yesterday.
j. j. Luckey made business trip to
Portland the latter part of the week.
W. NJ. Wynne, OF Portland, trans.
acted business at Hood River yaster.
day.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID.
Hinrichs is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Harry Diamond, of The DaIlse. Wis
tied friends in Hood River the first of
the week.
MI. Rippy, of Portland, transacted
business at Hood River the first of
the week.
Miss Margaret Nickelsen and Mrs.
7. g. Frohn visited relatives at The
Dalles Saturday.
r. D. Gould arrived Tuseday from
Wallace, Idaho. to look after business
matters for few days.
Miss Eula MoCully, Of the Pine
ltpfr iaSk -.
Mays, at The Dalles, last week.
Henry Avery went to Portland yes
terday morning tc take in the meet.
ing of the horticultural society.
The Ladies Aid of the U. b. church,
will hold pastry window sale at Mr..
Hanna's store next Saturday, Jan. Is,
1908.
Hon. II. e. Cross and wife, of Ore.
gon City, are visiting their son,
Percy Gross, of Kier 4 Cass' drug
81 ore.
The Ladies Mission Circle Of the
Baptist church will hold a meeting
Thursday afternoon ct 2:30 In the
church.
u. Sherm IN, representing the new
magazine, Western Life, Is In the city
this week making canvas for sub.
scriptions.
There will be a dance at Pine Grove
Grange hall Friday evening, January
II, Everybody invited and u good
time ensured.
The next regular meeting of the Y's
will be held at the residence OF O. b.
Hartley. Jan. 20, at 7:30. A full at
tendance ia desired.
John L. Simons, OF Montezuma,
WASH, was in Hood River the first of
the week looking after his property
interests in the valley.
G. G. Walton, Of Mt. Hood, made
final proof on his homestead Tueday,
before 1.-The register and receiver OF
The Lalles land office.
Prof. Beatty's orchestra played a
successful engagement at White Sal
mon tuesday evening, the event be-
ing leap year party.
W. A. " ood will preach at Mosier
next Sunday morning and evening.
There will be no services at the
Christian church here on that date.
"Why Be Happy" a sermon for
Christians, at the Baptist church next
Sunday at IL O'Clock. In the even
ing the toipc will be, "The Cry of the
Human Heart"
Jim Meals is in the city for a cou-
pie of days settling up old business
matters in connection with the build.
ing of the sewer, of which he was one
of the sub contractors.
A corporation has been formed at
The Dalles to build big skating rink
and dance hall, to cost several thous-
and dollars Prominent business men
are among the stockholders.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Potter, of
Portland, are visiting with the Clarke
families in Hood River. Mis-. Potter
is a granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Clarke. Mr.. Potter recently sold
his business at Portland and is look
ing for new location.
w. ID. Nelson, who has been fore
man OF the Glacier office for four
months, leaves the last of the week
for Haines, Ore., to resume control
OF bis paper, the Hal les Record. His
position has been flied by @. A.
Robinson, of Portland.
DIR. Edmunds has moved into his
new offices in the Brosius building,
where he has fitted up suite ut
rooms suited to bis specialist work.
The offices vacated in the Hood River
Banking Il Trust building have been
taken by DIR. Sharp, who will ntw be
more conveniently located in the bus
mess district for the care OF bis pa
tients.
Councilman j. NJ. Wight and
daughter returned Sunday from trip
back to his old home in Texas and
Louisiana, visiting bis mother ut
the latter place. Mr. Wright had u
very enjoyable trip, having been gone
several weeks. He went by the north
ern route, returning through the
south by the way of California, and
was lucky TO have pleasant weather
tho Z. tire trip.