The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-02-18

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Harry Bailey went to Portland FIJI.
day afternoon to purchase electrical
fixtures and supplies.
Mrs. V. c. Brock and her sister,
Mrs. S. N wilkins, visited their
father, John Moore, at Tho Dalles,
over Sunday.
DR.. and Mis-. Edmnnds aud Mrs. e.
o. Hall, assisted by the Misses Fay
and Flo Orr and Mrs. Robert B. Per-
igo, gave Valentine party at their
residence Monday evening. The
house was appropriately decorated
with hearts and cupids. Music and
games kept the guests merry and a
delightful evening was enjoyed by all.
Dainty refreshments we're served.
d. A. Turner returned from The
Dslles Thursday, where he purchased
a fine Buff Leghorn rooster. The
bird is dandy and we will expect to
hear Of some prizes taken at the next
poultry show on account Of this new
acquisition.
Mayor Mcdonald has changed the
front of his store building on Cascade
avenue. putting in larger doors, to
enable bin to get large machines in
and out, and principally to allow him
to run automobiles on to the 6oor
from the street. He has secured the
agency for the International Auto
Buggy, which is a high quality car,
tut will be sold for oompat atively
L. ln - 80, kn
OH exhibition in his store this week.
The Bone Brock Dewitt Co. re-
ceived one of their new cars Thurs
day, Studebeker K. M. f. No. 30,
and have placed the same In the large
show window of the Stewart Hard
ware & Furniture Co. The machine
was brought over from the boat land
ing under its own power, and with
the condition Of the roads 1t was a
good test of endurance Heavy planks
we're laid upon the sidewalk and the
machine propelled itself into the
store 1t is beautiful car and is
much admired.
p. M. Hall Lewis has di continued
his architect and engineering office
here and moved to Marshfleld, Ore,
where be will take an extended rest
on account of is eyes He has dispos-
ed OF his residence on the hill to e.
H. Hsrtwig, but still retains posses
sion of tract of land near Dee, which
he has been improving for a couple of
years. While in Marshfield a month
ago be secured 80 acres of land near
that place, and will make his residence
on it. His physicians have ordered
him to spend year In active physi-
cal work outdoors, where the strain
on his eyes will be relieved and his
health improved MIR. Hall.Lewis
says he may return to Hood River
some time In the future We hope
this will be the case and also that he
will receive benefit from the present
change.
The Calico ball given by the dsnc-
ing club Tuesday evening was a
unique affair, and one OF the most en- &.
joyable social events of sthe season.
The ladies we're attired In calieo
gowns, and the men in overslls and
jumpers. Anything fancy or in the
shape of boiled shirt was the occa-
sion of trouble, and there we're many
offenders who did not live up strictly
to the rules. o. Vanderbilt was Judge
and imposed fines on the offenders,
the fines ranging from 80 cents to s.,
according to the enormity of the
ofense. One gentleman who appeared
in dress suit was fined the limit
Even the honorable Judge WAS caught
with white collar concealed under
the turned up collar of negligee
shirt, and the revenge OF his victims
was sweet. All formality was laid
asida, and everybody went In for a
good time.