The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-06-25
WHITE SALMON.
From the Enterprise. J

A. W. Balsiger left Monday for
Eastern Oregon to look after his
farming Interests aud also to yisit his
parents. he has l60 acres OF wheat
hesIdes other Interests. lie will be
gone about week.
Mr.. Trieber of Hood River will give
an address IN an interesting and
practical question next Sunday even.
ing at the Congregational church.
Every body come 1t will be worth
while Tor every man In the community
to come.
Mrs. Val Barker, Ut Bristol. WAS
thrown from a horse at Bingen
Wednesday and sustained severe in.
juries to her spine. She was taken
home the next day and at last ac-
counts was resting easily. Ii ia
feared 1t will be some time before the
lady will be able to get around again.
Ii was a most unfortunate accident.
And now the girls organized base
ball club. What next? But then 1t
10 good, healthy exercise, stl engt hens
and develops the muscles, aud il not
INDUCED In too strenuously is a
healthful, life giving exercise. We
are glad the girls are doing something
their grandmother did not do. Ii
will develop them into strong,
healthy women, and they will he none
the less women for the indulgence.
We hope that they will persevere and
that White Salmon Will soon have a
girls baseball nine that will win the
worlds championship.
Peaches, the accommodating little
devil Of the Enterprise office, fed his
hand into the job press the other day,
and for a few minutes there was a
wild scene aud still wilder yells in
the office, but the hand was dressed
by DIR. Barker, and as no bones we're
broken she imp is getting along very
nicely and will scon be ready for
more experiments.
Capt. II. q. Cook, John q. WysIs
and MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Overbaugh
attended the grand lodge OF Odd Fell
lows at Walls Wslla last week. Mr..
WyeIs represented Good will subordi-
nate lodge, of White Salmon, Capt.
Cook represented the Encampment
and Mrs Overbaueh the Rebekah's.
All report having had fine time in
the beautiful inland city and that
profitable sessions OF the different
degrees we're held They speak Of the
pal ade of the Patriarchs Militant as
being imposing and grand and OF the
march of the MuscoVites as being
extremely funny. They we're taken
to visit the penitentiary, Whitman
College, the military pest and many
other interesting sights around the
old city. The grand lodges were in
session four days and transacted a
large amount Of important business.
The next session of the grand lodge
will be held at the city of Bellinghar.
The Camas Prarrie aud Vicinity
Pioneer Association met in Bertschi g
hall, Gleuwood, Friday, June H. at |
O'Clock %. NJ There we're represen-
tatives present from White Salmon,
Bippen, Trout Lake and other places
Twenty one members snsH cred the
roll. and four new members joined Hs
follows: Geo. W. Coleman, of Bin
gen: W. Olsen. OF Husum; Mis-. f..
M Coate, of Trout Lake, aud MS.
NIDa BOOcDeI, Vi NteuWooo' A"o
society now numbers one hundred
aud thirty mem bcs. Officers for the
ensuing gear weio elected as follows:
President, u K Murray; Vice Pres
ident, Mrs L \. Leaton; Sec Mrs.
L. l. Shaw; Treas Mrs. NJ. A.
Kreps. All we're elected by acclama-
tion. Standing committees were ap-
pointed as follows: Finance. Ii. ID.
Cole, II. BeItschi, 0. T kreps
Social, Peter Conboy, Mis- b +. Bar
tn 1lemew, Mrs. h. Murly; Educa
tiouaI. Mrs. 1. A. Leatou, Mrs NJ.
A. kreps; Benevolent. 0 +. klepe'
Ii. f. from. MIS- G.. N. More, John
q. Wyere, E f. Bartholomew A
special social mnittee VAS appoin'- l.
ed as follows Geu. Coleman. Peter
Tams, ". Olson. aud John q. Wyers.