The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-16
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Metal house numbers at Hunts Wal
Paper store.
j. X. Roberts made trip to Ih,
Dalles Monday.
Call and see the beautiful new plan
os at Soule's house.
New Orleans Molasses in bulk ant
cans at Jackson's.
j. s. Booth was q passenger goint
east on the local Tuesday.
j. G. Cook returned Saturday from
a trip to the Willamette valley.
W. j. Brownell was called to Port
land on business Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Bentley ant
son left for Portland Tuesday aud will
visit at the home OF Frank Chandler
for several days.
A big land slide In the neighbor
hood of Bonneville delayed the traini
yesterday morning TOR several hours
The wrecker was called to the place
from The Dalles to clear the track.
e. L. Smith was passenger fol-
Portland Tuesday afternoon, to bt
present at the horticultural meeting
where he took part In the program
yesterday.
Decision Day at the Baptist Sunday
school last Sunday was time to b'
long remembered, because of th'
large number Of responses to live thu
Christian life on the part of th,
young people.
Miss Ella Wiedrick attended the in
staliation of the Odd Fellows aud Re
bekah lodges at Mosier Tuesday even
ing. She reports having very pleas
ant time and the banquet which fol
lowed was a very complete and sump-
tuous affair.
Tim Brodeur, of Portland. who wal
employed In the blacksmith shop o.
Snow & Upson over a year ago, hal
returned and again entered their EN-.
ploy. Mr.. Brodeur is an expert in his
line, and will be great help In the
| business.
Among those who attended the Ore
gon State horticultural society meet
ing at Portland this week are the fol.
lowing: A. l. Mason, j. II. Shoemak.
er, l.. e. Clark, Chris Griesen and
wife, Jos. Porter, wife and mother, Il.
II. Shepard and wife. j. Jarvis, John
Stranahan, Fay Densmore, Perry e.
Wells and Sam Campbell.
The first delivery will be made at s
o'clock in the morning. Do not fail tc
have your orders in for your boils and
roasts in time for this trip. The last
trip will be made at 10: 45 and the last
trip In the evening at 4:30. Please OBJ
serve these hours of delivery so as tc
receive your meats on time and assist
US in the delivery. MCGUIRE Bros
There will be cooked food sale al
Mrs. Merrill's Millinery store Satur.
day for the benefit OF the W. r. 9.
All member are requested to contrib
ute. There will be on sale an assUrt.
ment of pies, cakes, and other dain.
ties In the home cooking line, as we'll
as more substantial things. It will be
good opportunity for the housewife
to get a supply of good things to cal
for Sunday.
The First National bank held theil
annual meeting Tuesday and the fol
lowing directors elected for the ensu.
ing year: e. L. Smith, II. s. Stau.
ley, J.. W. Hinrichs, A. s. Blowers
and d. Mcdonald. The old officers
were reelected as follows: f. s.
Stanley, president; e. l.. Smith, vice
president; e. o. Blanchar, cashier
". G. Brock, assistant cashier. The
surplus was increased to $4,000.
The annual meeting of Butler Bank
ing Co. was held tuesday and the old
board reelected, with the exception
of Il. H. French instead of j. W.
French, deceased. Stockholders who
attended from out of the city we're r.
7. Cox, OF Portland, and K. FL.
French, of Ihe Dalles The following
are the board Leslie Butler, presi
dent j. N. Teal, vice president; Tru.
man Butler, cashier; E. H. French
and R. T. Cox.
G. +. Waldc's father fell down the
steps at the residence east OF the U.
B. church. Sunday evening. and wal
badly shaken up by the fall, but
thought to be not seriously Injured.
He has no clear idea of how he came
{, fall, but 1t is believed he had q
fainting spell. Ihe fall was heard By
Mis-. Waldo's daughter, Ediis, hel
mother being at church. She quickly
got assistance and the old gentleman
was helped into the house and hat
since been confined tc his bed. Mr.
Waldo was In Portland ut the time
and did not arrive until the first o
the week.
Holman 3 team made getaway al
the freight depot Tuesday loren oor
and ran down the track for a mile OF
NOR. before coming to trestIe
There one OF th, horses went down
but the other managed 70 break away
and went over the bank. The Wagon
was also left we'll onto the trestIe
The team was followed in due haste
and word sent to Agent Frediiey t,
flag No. at Menominee, which wa
about due, and the train was held III
about thirty minutes before the hors,
could be removed. NJ particula
damage was done to the team or rig