The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-16

ID. Currier, Jr., of the Odell dis
trict, spent Sunday in Portland.
A. A. Jayne was in Portl and over
Sunday.
G. Il. Stranahan was in Portland
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Van Horn |
went to Portland Friday.
G. A. Bell, Portland attorney has
been here on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bell went
to Portland tuesday for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt went
to Portland Tuesday for few days
visit.
Mrs. 7. NJ. TestCotf, Of Indiana.
polls, came Friday aud is visiting her
sons, }. j. and K. K. Carter.
A. f. Adams left Sunday for Sioux
City, la where he will spend the
holidays With relatives aud friends.
A marriage license WAS issued Mon.
day to Edward Sweetland and Miss
Grace Dunn, both of Cascade Locks.
The Hood River Athletic club and
The Dalles Athletic club, will meet in
basket ball at the rink Friday night.
Il. II. Shepsrd has received an ap-
pointment to the Country Life Com.
mission, for the state of Oregon, from
Governor Frank W. Benson.
In school district No. 10, Of sHood
River county there will be no special
school tax, as there Is no school to
be maintained This is the district
around Viento and there are but
three children In it,
A. l.. Perry and Misses j. E. King
and Helen Michel went to The Dalles
Monday, where they will be engaged
for several months with the comparl-
sou of the transcript of the Wasco
county records for Hood River ooun
~.
Rev. f. C. ". Parker, State Supt.
OF Missions, will preach al the Bapt
ist church next Sunday morning and
evening Sunday School at $50 a.
m., and the Young Peoples meeting
at 7 p. N. A cordial invitation to
all services.
William Ingram, merchant, of
Pendleton, has bought 40 acres of un-
improved land near Psrkdale, and
will begin developing it at once. He
expects to make his home there as
soon as he can close up bis affairs In
the eastern part of the state.
MIR. and MIS-. A. o. johnson are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. Duncan.
Mr. and Mis-. johnson we're recently
married IN Victoria, B. c., and are
enjoying a honeymoon trip 10 the
states before going to Cordova,
Alaska, where Mr.. Johnson, who is q
civil engineer, has charge OF some ex
tensive bridge building being done
by the Guggenheim intersts.
r The Belmont Ladies Aid will serve
g dinner at the X. OF X Hall, Satur
day, December 49, The menu will
I consist Of chicken, noodles, mea'
: loaf. mashed potatoes, turnips, baked
beans, cabbage salad, bread anc
9 butter, jelly, pickles, dougbnLts
: mince End apple pie, tea and coffee
9 Price 30 cents. All are invited.
:, J. N. Teal has written to the Port
land Cham Der of Commerce, tellinI
q how the Hood River apples ere receiv
d ed by the delegates 10 the Rivers ant
n Harbors congress IN Washington, ID
h e. and how they vent into rapture
n over the fruit The Portland organ
ization sent back rs EoXes of the fanc
4 apples from here and have done 80 TO
% several years past, so that the Orego
apple teast Is becoming one OF tn
h features of the congress.
Ii The | dies of the Unit lrian churc
10 have changed the place OF holdin
their Christmas bazaar to the furn
m ture department OF the Stewart Haro
n ware L. Furniture company. 1t wi
m be held all day Friday and Saturday
a but owing to lack Of room, no lunohe
m will be served Handsomer Christina
90 things ranging in price around tt
81 mark, we're never shown. Mo-
-, delicious candies will be on sale an
~ orders for Christmas candies will
o. taken A candy demonstration wi
he be given Saturday afternoon. In Il
" domestic booth will te found plu
puddings, fruit cakes, doughnut
g canned fruit, jellies, etc. The fant
er work booth will have many suitab
ay Christmas gifts with nothing old
Ke ont t-ot- date.
I'D j. II. Fredricy, o. K. & N. static
lat trip in the East, visiting friends al
me relatives, and seeing some of &
~ sights He was 10 New York City Z
he the big Hudson Fulton demonstrate,
cd and says 1t was a wonderful pHgear
He spent some time in Pennsyivau
sge and says conditions there are mu
m better than year ago. Mr.. Ere
Iue roy viaited the great Car works
he Johnstown where SO cars day we
I'll. being turned out for the Pennsylvar
re, railroad, and in spite OF this the
tic was an actual Car shortage on tbt
nd lines. On bis return be came throu
An Oklahoma which he says Is gr,
ors booming country and things are ht
The pening there so fast that one G
md hardly realize that that few ye,
,m. before the whole county was
Indian reserve.