The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-03-12

ID. II. Miller, of Mt. Hood. returned
yesterday from trip to Portland.
Mrs. Chas. Hall left for Portland
Tuesday afternoon to visit friends
Judge A. E. Lake, of The Dalies,
spent the day in the city yesterday.
Mrs. jeff Mosier and daughter,
Alice, visited Hood River Monday.
Leon Faust, of Albany, visited r.
ii. Coshow and family the 1rst of the
week.
Jim Cameron, of Portland, was In
the city the first Of the week on busi-
ness.
DR.. M. f. Welch was called to
Mosier yesterday on professional busi-
ness.
The Trio orchestra will give a st.
Pstriok's ball at the |. o. o. +. hall
March IL.
Mrs. e. Ii. Reid was passenger
fer Portland tuesday afternoon to
visit friends for few days.
Mrs Carroll and son left for Port
land yesterday afternoon, after spend
ing few days in the valley.
j. S. Booth has recovered from an
attack OF the grip which confined him
to the house for. several days.
Rev. W. G. Gilmore will exchange
pulpits with Rev. Il. Clarence Oakley,
of Oregon City, next Sunday.
p. M. Hall.Lewis returned Tuesday
evening from Portland, where he
spent several days on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet ON Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Il. Il. Golf.
Mrs. II. ID. W. Pineo received word
Monday of the death OF her sister in
law, Mrs. jeffrey Terrio, at Halifax,
n. S.
C. w. Simonsop, of The Dalles, Wis
tied his brother, j. L. Simonson, of
the Maine restaurant, the first OF the
week.
Geo. Mcintosh has just completed
fine residence on his place In the east
Barrett district and is moving in this
week.
Nine. Abbott's millinery opening
March Is, 10 and 20, at which time /
shall display the latest designs In pat
tern hats.
A program and candy auction will
be given at the high school building
for the benefit of the Track Athletic
Association on Monday evening,
March l6. Admission, 10 cents.
Every body Is cordially invited to at
tend and enjoy social evening.
d. r. Norton, formerly of Norton &
Smith, Of this city, has purchased the
hardware stock OF Potter & Goold, at
ST. Johns, and will continue the busi-
ness at that place. The many friends
his new field Of labors.
Frank Massee went to The Dalles
Monday with his infant child, who
was suffering with strangulated her.
mia, and an operation was performed
successfully. Mrs. Masse W; ut to The
Dalies Tuesday to remain With the
child until 1t Can be brought home.
County Fruit Inspector G. r. Cast
neI went to Mosier Tuesday to in
spect orchards In that valley. Mr..
Castner contemplates getting speoi-
mems OF San Jose scale In Its different
stages and exhibiting them at the
netting of she Horticultural Society
Saturday.
A. p. Vance, who has been living
on a ranch in the Crapper district for
couple of months with his family,
was arrested at The Dalles Friday on
a charge of incest. He plead guilty
and WAS sentenced to twenty years In
the penitentiary by Judge Bradshaw.
Sheriff Chrisman took him to Salem
Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. and Mis-. j. Williams, parents
of Mis-. DIR. Brosius, celebrated their
fortieth wedding anniversary at the
country residence February q. The
invited guests at dinner we're DR.. +.
q. Brosus and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. S. Davidson and MI. and Mrs. N.
W. Bone. Suitable presents we're
presented to the worthy couple and
a very pleasant social time was had.
The meeting of baseball enthusiasts
at the Commercial Club rooms last
Friday evening resulted In plans be-
ing formulated for the coming season.
The following officers we're elected I:
l.. Il. Morse, manager; Ralph Reed,
assistant manager; John Castner, cap
tain; o. II Gray, treasurer; 9. P.
Ross, Emmett Tompkins and Jas.
Stranahan, committee ON finance. 1t
Is proposed to have team Of local
players only, If possible, and also to
raise a guarantee fund.
Henry Richeldurfer, OF Wasco, has
suffered severe loss of horses during
this month from an afiiiction Iesem-
bling spinal meningitis. Out OF q
head l6 we're stricken, Of which eight
died. It Is the opinion that the dis
eases was oasued by exposure during
The recent severe weather and by the
horses eating frozen dry feed, straw
and subtle. The horses on the ranch
which we're comfortably stabbed and
well fed we're not stricken with the
disease. So far as we have heard Mr..
r. has been the only loser by this dis
ease in this section. -Moro Observer.