The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-25
A. Il. Bradstreet, of Portland, visit.
ed Rev. w. &. Gilmore on Monday.

| a. II. brA0Stre6t, OF fOrtlhnu, Vlslt-
ed Rev. W. c. Gilmore on Monday.
Miss Olive Failing, of Portlan, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. II. Sheppard
Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Cove, Ore ,
visited her sister, Mrs. Gay IOwell last
week.
Miss Carrie Copple visited friends
and relatives IN Portland the fret of
the week.
The ladies OF the st. Marks Child will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Wilson Friday af-
| ternoon at 2.30.
Rev. Walton Skipworth, of The
Dalles, was here last week on business
connected with the VI. f. Church.
N. b. Jordan received telegram
yesterday announcing that Mrs. Jor-
dan was worse at San Diego, and left
for that city on the afternon tram.
Clarence Gilbert has his new Cadillac
80 in the show window OF j. R. Nickel
sens implement store, and is showing
it to those interested. 1t is fine look
ing car.
The morning theme at Asbury
Methdist Episcopal church will be
"Our Great High PIiest"; evening
topic, "Christs Call to the Weary. "
Miss Edith Gill of Spokane will sing
at the evening service.
The University Club ball at the Odd
Fellows Hall Monday evening was a
very enjoyable affair. A good attend
ance of members of the club was pre-
sent, from city and country.
Rev. A. Melville Tenney, of Berk.
eley, Cal. and Superintendent VeaZie,
of Salt Lake, both members of the
national mission board, we're guests OF
Riverside Congregational church and
its pastor Sunday.
M. W. Hiscock received a new power
carpet sweeper, which he is demon.
strating In the Elliot building, and II
certainly does the work In fine shape.
Quite number have been in to see
the machine work and will result in
orders for the machine as we'll as old
ers for work.
| Geo. s. Davis, of Minneapolis, has
been In the valley couple of weeks
looking for investments in orchard
lands. Mr.. Davis is we'll pleased with
what he saw here, in spite OF the un'
favorable weather. He ia looking fol
! location for his son, and will invest
here IL he finds place to suit him.
He left for Portland Tuesday morn
ing.
A fine window decoration which il
attracting much attention is the display
of woodmans tools in the corner win
dow of Franz's hardware store. 1t is
a sawlog partly cut, stump with an
ak sticking in it, pile of split wood
with a background and floor of pine
boughs, make re alistic and attractive
display.
Miss Nellie Tate hopes to represen
Hood River in the Telegram contest t.
send number of young ladies to Alasks
and Seattle exposition this summer anC
is now ahead in the race from this dis
trict. The young lady has many friend
here VINO hope she will win and will
do what they can for her.
Rev. W. C. Gilmore left Tuesday
for Lexington, Ore. TO conduct reviya
meetings. Riverside Congregations
, church and choir will render specia
music aud Mrs +. A. Frazier will
present the paper read at Portland
0 recently ON the life and work of DR.
Pond. this paper is Of special meri
aud worthy OF large bearing.
A plug tlew out OF the waer mali
at Oak and Seventh street Monda
night, and W. II. Chipping was calle,
!. up at 5 80 by Fred Howe, who sal,
. that his cellar was full Of water.
good sized stream had been f1owin
, out of the hole In the pipe for seveIs
hours until 1t had flooded thing
around that neighbohood. The waite
was shut OF and the break repaired il
/. a couple of hours.
D. Mcdonald has his new Internal
J ional Auto Buggy on exhibition in hi
store, and it attracted a good deal c
! attention. 1t is much different fror
/ the ordinary automobile, having rut
Der tired wheels with wooden spokes
like an ordinary hack, and of the sam
: size, bringing the body of the ;ar up o.
the ground, so it will clear any obstruct
ion In the road which could be passe
I Lver by an ordinary vehicle.
Harry Dewitt and Clay Brock wi
leave today with the new Studebake
NJ. F. 80 car on a demonstrating tou
through Wasco, Sherman and Gillian
counties. The car has been on exhibi
! on in the window of Stewards hard
ware store, and it is thought the road
will be dry enough to get around tn
country with. The car will be taken t
Tie Dales by boat, and from there wi
go overland and visit various town
! through the country.
II. B. Kibbe, editor Of the Antelop
Herald, will start new paper n Mesie
al ont the first nf the month. The ou
fit has b,en ordered and j. G.. Brooks {
J St. Johns, Ore, arrived Tue day t
! help Mr.. Kibhe in the management {
/ the office. MIR. Kibhe accompanied b
J. X. McGregnr and Jeff Mosier, were !
the city Saturday interviewing lsome {
the business men here in connectio
! with the new enterprise. The ne
I paper will be help to Mosier and "
I wish it success.