The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-30
+. A. Massee made business trip
to Portland yesterday.

10 Foftlahd yesterday.
Miss Frances Bragg left yesterday
for Seattle to attend college.
W. L.. Clark was a passenger for
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Cook and housekeeper wanted Good
wages. Mrs. Frank A. Cram.
Mrs J. G johnson is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Beener at Wheeler, Ore
Mrs. Truman Butler aud sister WIS.,
tied friends at Portland Friday.
Mrs L. Winans. of Portland, is Wis
lting relatives and friends here.
q. ID. Hurley, of LaGrande stopped
In the city between trains Friday.
John Gavin. OF The DaIlea, was in
the city tuesday on legal business.
Ask for Bnrnett's Extracts. Light
quality. Sold only by Wood & Higgins.
Il. o. II II ia luilGirg a nice res.
idence on ColJmtia street, near
Twelfth.
}. b. Norton. OF Sparta, ILL.,, is Wis.
iting bis brothtrin law, G. +. Mark
ham, in the valley.
The San Souci Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs, Page
Misses Eloise and Isa Upson enter
tained a party OF their little friends
Saturday afternoon.
W. II. CuIp went 10 Portland on
the local yesterday to visit his child
rem for few days.
Cigar and confectionery store on
the hill will he sold cheap If taken at
once. l.. b. Stevens Il Co.
Miss Florence VIE trick arrived
yesterday from Portland to visit her
sister, Mrs G. ID. Hinrichs.
Phil Berg says his wife is a fine
coffee maker. You know she uses
Folger Golden Gate Coffee.
j. f. Montgomery, OF Eureka, Gal.
arrived yesterday and will be EN-.
pIoed on the Glacier as city editor
Miss Ida Brace returned to The
Dalln4 Friday after a several days
visit in this city with relatives and
friend,
Wills Walter has returned from Tygh
VALLEY, where he visited his uncle.
Geo. lotion, cousin, returned with
him + visit.
Mis- Laura Bishop, of Portland.
spent few days with her parents,
MIR. md Mrs lhos. Bishop, and re-
turned yesttr lay
NJ Jessie Failing. of Pendleton,
visi n MIR, and Mrs f. b Carnine
the tlrst of the week. going to Port.
a. d yesterday afternoon.
Mrs tIarwood, of Portland, who
h been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
!, f.. Duncan, returned home yester.
day accompanied by Mrs. Duncan.
B. f. Downing, of Grass Valley,
: opped oil thursday and Friday on
is way from the Seattle fair to visit
riends and look over the valley.
Mrs. Il. K. Irwin. of Long Beach.
Cal , arrived yesterday, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Walker, of
Portland, to visit friends here for few
days.
-Four delegates to the national con-
vention of the Home Missionary So.
ciety at Portland, came up on the
boat yesterday and spent few hours
in the city. They we're delight
with the scenery OF the trip.
Change of program every day at
The Gem. Subject Tor this evening.
''lhe KentuCkian, " "Dora, the Rus.
tic Idol. ~ New illustrated songs.
For the best moving picture enter
tainment in the city go to The Gem.
Alfred MiIIard, vice president of
the u. S. National Bank of Omaha.
who recently purchased i50 acres of
'"nd IN the upper valley, was in the
" lat week, accompanied ty his
wi ., and made arrangements to i'm
+. ve the tract 1t will be all set ont
to =" $ and a fine summer home built
on IT, place.
II " ark Grange are arranging for
a +" inner and entertainment at the
hr, ridsy evening. A fine chicken
O." n,r will he provided by the ladies
OF grange, which will lie served
ten % cents, after which fine enter
Ia nment viii be provided. The best
o1al talent III the city and country
has been secured, and there will be
musical and literary program that
WI he worth while. Don't miss it.
Upper Valley.
10 acres, mostly brush land.
~ acres with good improvements.
leo acres, II being in orchard.