The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-16

Chas. Hall and wife went to Port
land Saturday.
Mrs. j. Douglas and son and Mrs.
f. ". Booth went to The Dalles Mon
day morning.
r. H. McKean, of Wasco, came up
from Portland Monday night and re
turned to his home Tuesday.
Walter Mcclure is treating his
house to new Easter gown Of paint.
The work is being done by Mr.. Kent
Miss Leona Sexton, who has been
the guest of her sister at Dukes Val
ley, returned to The Dalles Monday.
G. A. Dano has a bed of some of
the finest tupils in Hood River. rang
ing from a pale pink to a gorgeous
red.
Roy Slocom is making his headquar
ters at Hood River for the present,
having resigned bis position on the
road.
The W. c. I. U. will hold its next
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
j. W. Rigby on Oak street at 2:3O D..
M, April 2l.
S +. Bartmess sent oasket to Bin
gen Sunday to receive the remains OF
child OF Wayne Robinson, who died
at that place.
Concert and Easter dance by the
Hood River orchestra, under the di
rection of r. E. Knorr at Odd Eel.
lows hall April 81.
A. L. King, CT lone, tormer resi-
dent here, stopped off Friday from a
trip to Portland and spent a few
hours with friends.
Mosdames Smith, Lane, Olsen, Cate
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Adams, OF
Cascade Locks, visited friends in
Hood River Saturday.
Clai ence Root will chsllenge Fred
b II fer the championship of Hood
River Wednesday nj hit, April 90, at
tthe skating rink.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack McGiegor, who
we're here attending the Masonic cele-
brations and were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Moe, returned t. Moaier
Saturday.
X. e. Knorr, Cf Lacrosse, Wis. i,
was in the city last week and decided
to make Hood River his hume. Mr..
Knorr is an expert musi ian aud his
services have been engaged by the
Hood River orchestra.
The Glacier office received visit
frLm Hon. Albert Tozier, of Salem,
sometime between Saturday night and
Monday morning, as we found bis
card on the doorstep, said card beinA
the cover of an apple box. with the
name written on it in boldface script.
Cal again, Brother Tozier.
Hugh Smith and family returned
the first of the week from Iowa and
have concluded that Hood River is
the best place to live. MIR Smith
went east last fall, intending to make
his home in that country, but after q
few months decided to return.
Il very pleasant time was spent last
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Henry Mcclure when she enter
tained fifteen small children in honor
of her sons fifth birthday. Games
we're played and very dainty lunch
con was served grown up style. The
children welt he me tired but happy.
The automatic fire escape was tried
| Friday afternoon, amid crowd OF
spectators. Mr.. Turner climbed ur
ladder into the tree in front O
Sherman Young's aud had the rope
fastened around him, and by The aid
OF the attached pulleys was able tc
descend easily without mishsp. This
new fire escape is being used with
great success and the chief advantage
isSthat 1t can be easily carried il
ones pocket
A very interesting meeting of The
Mothers Club was held last frida,
afternoon at the high school In tia,
absence of the president, Mrs Vat tos
Mrs Orr was elected chaiiman anC
presided, very efficiently. After the
reading OF the minu, es, Miss Radfort
rendered very beautifully violin Sc
lection, "Simple Aven," which wa
followed by roll call Mrs Nntle,
read an excellent paper, which WAS a
follows:
! Easter services will be held by tn
Baptist Sunday school next Sunda!
morning at 1890 promptly This i
to be followed by the usual service a
IL O'Clock with sermon by tie pas
tor on "The Resui rection, and ap
rropriate Easter music. In The even
ing the castor will speak on tho sub
iect, "Why Keep Sunday Ditferen
from any other Day" The public i
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices,
A visit to the Liucoln school j
Santa Barbara. Calf. three years ag
revealed conditions as neatly wha
they ought not to be as it ia possibl
to ind 10 any public school in thi
conntry-rough, weed grown ground
dilapidated buildiugs, dirty and dis
figured furniture, tmu b OF 1t refuse
b,uished from the other buildings {
the city,, very hlt b record OF tard
ness aud a very low average of attend
. ace; disorder, rowdyism and vic
/ ns'".s. aud an almost entire lack {
.nyLting that might lie called
hulg sOue and Lfuper school spirit