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

Mr.. DululI. of Mosier, was in tn,
city Monday.
W. ii Hicks went to Mosier Tues
day morning.
Rev. j. / Merrill went to Mosiel
yesterday on business.
Miss kathryn Davenport and bl 9th
er, John, visited Hood River the frs
of the wesk.
Mrs. Geo. II. Lynn, OF st. Johns
Ore spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in the city.
Mrs. K. p. Matthews and daughter
came up from Portland Tuesday tt
visit friends.
A. p Bateham drove over from
Mosier Sunday, returning home Mon.
day afternoon.
A ministers meeting will be held at
the U. B. church next Monday morn.
Ing at ten o'clock.
Mrs. May Gilbert and son, Clar-
ence. left for Portland Monday after,
noon for low days.
". Ross Ninsns, OF Wlnans City,
WIS III The Dalies the latter part OF
the week rn BUSINESS.
j. L. Dugan and wife, OF Portland,
are visiting their daughter, Mis-. W.
q. Gilmore, and family.
Rev. j. r. Parker left tor Philo-
math, Ore, Monday morning to visit
friends until the latter part of the
week.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave shower for Mrs. Gil
more at the parsonage yesterday after.
noon.
Councilman Buck has bad quite a Sc
we're attack Of grip, but is recovering
and able to attend to his insurance
Office.
d. j. Cooper, of The Dalles, oandi-
date for the state senate on the Re-
publican ticket, was in the city yes
terday.
Nine. Abbott's millinery opening
March Is, 10 aud 20, at which time /
shall display the latest designs In pat
tern hats.
A. o. Anderson and wife, of Hills.
dale, N. d., stopped off on their way
home from California to visit friends
and look over the valley.
The water in the Columbia Ia but q
trifie above the low water mark and
1t is said that 1t Is the lowest for
many years at this season.
j. W. Koontz, candidate for county
commissioners on the Republican tick
ct, spent a couple OF days in the city
and valley the first of the week
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Massee, Of Willow Flat, died
March 4, aged ten days, and was
buried on Thursday in Idlewilde.
W. r. Sheets has hxed over the cor
ner residence OH Cascade avenue, next
to Dabney's second hand store, and
will handle -four and feed and pro-
duce.
e. Il. Perry, of the Christian and
Mlssiunaiy alliance, will preach in
the CraIier school house Sunday,
March 10, at 1880 p. m. Subject,
"Ihe Second Coming of Christ. -
Rev. j. W. Jenkins, of Mccoy,
ore, was called to Dulur last week to
preach the funeral Ci all old friend
and stopped off ut Hood River the
first OF the week GU Lis way home.
The effect of The colonisr rates ID
being noticed in the incI ease of tIav-
el from the east, the west bound
trains being crosded TO their oapac-
ity and extra coaches on all trains.
L. L. Brown has been appointed
express aud baggage man at the o. r.
d n. depot In place OF q. S. Smith,
resigned. The latter will devote his
attention to his ranch south OF town.
AL Whitehead has completed the re-
modelling of the old building next tc
Dabney's furniture store and will be
ready for business In few days. He
will handle flour, feed, produce and
fruits in season.
Revival meeiIgs begin tonight al
the Christian church, conducted by
Rev. aud Mrs. S. W. jackson, OF Tex
rs. Most cordial invitation to ths
public Come and hear the gospel il
song and sermon.
A dispatch from Washlngsc "a
nounces that Thomas K. Dunbar, O
| llUUu ItiNcty nhh Dttu htlONcu u ptu
sion of SIS per moGth; Martha A
Douglas, of Hood River, So, Amos b
Billings, OF Mt. Hood, Sl2.
Mordecai Jones arrived last Thurs
day from Brecon, Wales, aud will
spend couple OF weeks looking owe
his property interests in the Whit,
Salmon valley. Mr.. Jones was In tn
city yesterday and lett on the local TO
Portland.
d. s. Nelson. of Lsrimore, N. d.
Is visiting his hroiher-iu law, ". L
Sheets, tor few days. Mr.. Nelson
visited Hood River about three year
ago and was surprised at the improve
ments in 1.-The city and valley sine
that tine.
L DeHart has completed bis fin
residence on the property west o
town, which he purchased from d. r
Byeilee aud has moved up from Port
land. The residence is one OF th
iiuest in The city or valley.