The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-05-28

The Republican meeting advertised
to be held at the opera house this
evening has been called off.
Rev. Perry was in The Dalles Sat
urday.
G. ID. Heinrich was In The Dalles
Monday.
Harold Tucker returned Monday
from Portland.
Mrs. G. g. Stolz, of M Mosier, transact
ed business here Thursday.
Miss Nettie Buck left Thursday to
spend few days in Wasco.
Miss Mills returned yesterday from
The Dallss, after being there on case.
@. II. Stranahan returned Monday
from Portland where he transacted
BUSINESS.
II. @. Day, of Portland, returned
Wednesday, after spending several
days here.
Preaching services at the Christian
church next Sunday, 10th morning
and evening.
j. E. Nichols was in Portland Iast
week attending a board meeting of
the Oregon State Undertakers Associ-
alton.
Mrs. z. G, Phillips, of Cascade Ave
nue., has some very fine Royal Ann
cherries. The cherries are of good
size and very sweet.
Mrs. VIM Ganger left Sunday to
visit Mrs. Il. +. Reid. of st. Johns,
and also will visit HoIlowells at Mil
waukes on her return Tip.
Ada Wallace Uniuh, national lect.
uler for the W. G. L. U. will preach
at the Baptist church on the hill Sun
day evening at s o'clock. Special
music. II
Rev. M. M. Bates, d. D., of Chica-
go, and Rev. Isaac Hess, missionary,
Of Woo Chow, China. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. Deitz while in the
city holding the M. G. A. convention.
The ladies of the M. e. church will
serve ice cream, cake and strawber-
ries next Saturday afternoon and
evening, May 80, from the porch in
front of Mrs. Cowley's residence.
All are invited to patronize the la
dies.
Sidney Henderson, Leland Bever-
idge, Clyde Pattee and Albert Cara
brant have been selected from Hood
River as havin! the highest athletic
records to go to Corvallis Friday and
Saturday of this week to participate
in the interscholastic meet at that
place. Prof. Coad will accompany
them.
"Some Pre- election Suggestions,
or "How Man Ought to Vote" will
be presented from the Christian stand
point, at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning at IL o'clock In the
evening Mrs. Ada Unruh, of Port
land, who is a speaker of national
reputation will give an address at s
o'clock. Special music will be rem
dered. Men especially invited to
these services.
}. A Wilson is certainly making a
success of his display at the Commer-
cial Club booth. Las week he had
very artistically arranged in one of
the side display windows pyramid
composed OF Gano and Yellow New
town apples. The effect of the red
and yellow was very strikinh and
beautiful, and Mr.. Wilson deserves
great credit for his work. Besides
having Strawberries and asparagus on
exhibition, be has the following kinds
of aprles: Hydes King, Winesap, yell
low Newtown, Baldwin and Jeniton.
Prot. c. Grouse and wife, Master
Luke and Miss Dollie left on Monday
last TOR their future home in Louis
vile, Ill. The Grouse family has
been here in the west for five years,
coming first to Albany and staying
there for one year and then coming
to Hood River Prof. Grouse has
been superintendent Of the schools
here and great success in every way.
From the tiniest tots up to the class
who graduated last week every one
loved and highly respected their su
perintendent. Mr.. Ciouse has been
very active in the church work here.
Being member Of the Methodist
church, he kept in the harness all the
time and served in the capacity OF
chorister with great success, and also
was president of the Epworth League,
besides teing teacher. Mrs. Grouse,
rs we'll as the professor. has hosts of
friends and every one who knew the
children loved them and it was with
the greHtest of regrets that they said
farewell" to them, choosing that
word perhaps better than good bye"
tor they all hope to see the Grouse
family back again with us. The Ep-
worth League gave them reception
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. &.
Jackson on Sunday evening and pre-
sented him with very beautiful leath.
er bound bynnsl as a little reminder
OF their appreciation of his work in