The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-06-10

Special half price Millinery sale at
the Style Shop on Saturday. 49,
Ask for "Our Flag" Tomatoes, l0c a
can.-Wood & Higgins.
Mrs. G. u. Hinrichs is visiting at
Portland this week, and enjoying the
sights at the Rose Carnival.
Fred Small. son OF Editor Small, Of
Baker City, is In the city, the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Rev. Kennedy.
W. B. Coe and wife, of Portland,
were In the city over Sunday visiting
friends. They we're formerly of this
city.
The City Dye Works.purohased by
Jas. c. Thomas will be known here
after as the French Partisan Cleaning
Works.
Mrs. Alfred Cox arrived from Chi
cago Sunday to join her husband here
on their ranch, which Mr.. Cox pur'
chased recently.
John VanDellen, OF The Dalles who
is interested with L.. II. Huggins IN
saw mill and lumber business, was
guest at the Higgins home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Smith, of the Wauooma Hotel,
IL ENJOYING a visit from her sister,
| Miss Harriet Il. Hunt, OF Occur d.
Alene, this week. She expects to
remain about q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heilbronner went to
Portland Sunday to meet Mrs. He'll
bronner's mother, Mrs. Lavenson, Of
\ L. mill rarnotn n
take In the Rose Carnival, Mr.. He'll
bronuer returning Sunday evening.
Rev. j. L. Hershner, who is en-
gagged 10 establishing Congregational
churches and Sunday Schools in
Washington, left on Friday for North
Yakima and vicinity where he will
remain for ten days.
Jas. G. Thomas, of Seattle, who has
extensive experience in high class
cleaning an dyeing, has purchased the
City Dye Works, and the name will
te known hereafter as the French
Partisan CLEANING Works. The pres
ent quarters are being reno ielled aud
repainted this week. The office will
be- located on the ground floor.
Geo. ID. Cul lbeitson * Co., have
moved into Rooms 8 aud TO- IN the
Elliott block, the past week, having
had to vaoate their former offices on
account of the old building being
torn to pieces this week, to be re
placed by the new brick building
which Is being built by the First
National bank.
X. B. Morton, formerly Of Mt.
Hood, but now of Pendleton, passed
thru here on his way to attend the
Brother hood, at Portland, where he
will give an address on "The Man
and the Family Altar" On his re-
turn from Portland he will visit for a
time at Mt. Hood. He reports the
wheat condition very good in the
Pendleton district.
j. ii. Heilbronner & Co., report
I the following: j. X. Shelton, OF
] Grand Rapids, Mich, to II. Swan.
con, twenty acres sll In four year old
Spitzen beI gs; consideration. Sl9, 900.
i This is part OF the forty acres that
0 Mr.. Shelton purchased from Var
}. Horn recently. ". S, Crapper sold
4 10 H. M. Frances, l0A acre trucI
Q for 1892. so. This is set to strawber
ries, 5000 plants, and young fruit
trees.
K Mrs. j. ID. MacLucas and her two
: year. old child escaped serious injury
% or death Saturday by narrow mar
v Gin when they we're run over by
.s runaway team attached to a heavl
10 farm wagon. The Child was paIyinI
d In the road when Mrs. MacL uca
10 heard the 'eam coming and ran on
d OF the house. Ihe horses we're almos
10 upon the youngster when she reached
lt It. and realizing 1t WAS Impossible t.
20 pick it up and get away she threN
10 hreself between the team and child
ID holding u 10 her arms and shieldin
1t with her body. Mother and chill
we're knocked to the ground and tb
rushing horses and wagon passed owe
10 them. Witnesses of the accideu
as rushed to her aid expecting to I'm
m them seriously burt or killed, but o
~ helping Mrs. MacLucas to her feet
I'M was found with the exception OF som
is bad bruises she WAS uniDj1red. LII
,y child escaped nnhurt. The team WI
X caught mile away.
o, The high school reception held r.
8, Gently ut the parsonage home of MI
". and Mrs. White at Van Horn static
Ill was greatly enjoyed by thu pupils
es the Pine Grove high school, the
10 principal. MIR. Burtt, and his Wit
op and Miss Ada Mark, who assisted
10 entertaining. The high school color
~ lavender and white. we're quite
is evidence. Various entertaining HI
he amusing features were enjoyed
y. those present, after which ice cream
nd cake, coffee aud home made cand
~ we're served. MIR. Burtt was presen
70. ed with a booknolder aud three choit
vet volumes OF poetry by his pupils, al
,m expressed his surprise and admirntiC
or Of the gift. At ten thirty the gnes
nd departed, expressing themselves
m- having enjoyed very pleasant eve
Ing.