The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-03-25
The Ladies' aid OF the Congi eRa.
tional church will meet with Mrs.
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tional church will meet with Mrs.
Price Friday afternoon, 2 o o'clock.
The wreck of a box car on the Mt.
Hood road Saturday afternoon dem.
olIshed the car and blocked the road
for time. No one was hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas Yarmouth. OF
Garfield, Wash, visited their dauph.
ter, Mrs. W. Il Shay, and family, for
couple of weeks, returning home
Friday.
II. b. Harris will use the building
on the heights occupied ty bis meat
market exclusively for his feed bus
lness, and has moved his shop into
the small building adjoining.
Ross & Richards are putting in q
new floor ut the entrance to their
bowling alley, and will fix up the side
room for thelr ice cream business.
The alley will be closed for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. |. Dakln, who
have been spending the winter In
Sherman county, lett for their home
at Forest Grove Tuesday, after IL visit
with their sons In Hood River
The THO Orshestra have secured the
services OF ueo. nj. Vause. pianist
from The Dalles, who has played with
the orchestra here number of times
and has given good SO isfaction.
Miss Clara BlJ the entertained the j.
U. q. Club at Twin Oaks Farm Wed
nesday evening. The evening was
spent at whist, followed by delic
lous lunch About twenty we're pre-
sent.
Mrs. Marion McRae has rented the
front room of the lodging house ad-
joining the Mount Hood Hotel and
is having door put in to open out
on the street. She will use the room
for a real estae office
j. X. McGregor, Ii. Il. Bothfur and
A l.. Sturgess, of Mosier, we're at,
tending TO business matters In Hood
River Tuesday. The fisrt two gentle.
men are in the real estate business
ut Mosier.
Rev Priece, brother of Mrs. M. Ii,
Noble, Is visiting the family at Fank
ton kev. Priece is from Sioux City,
Iowa, and Is looking for location In
tue vest He intends to try ranch life
FOR while on account of poor health.
There is more comfort than YOU ought
to be EXPECT in pair of Goodyear Welt
Shoes. The inner sole is perfectly
smooth, no wax, tax or threads to in
Jure the feet, The leather is the best,
the fit is perfect, and surely you could
ask no better style, Moran.
o. j. Nelson has opened general
real estate office with n. II hartwie
III Smith Block Homesteads a speo-
lalty. Nut and fruit laufs in tracts
from 10 acres to 10000 acres, Will
trade Hood River properly for cheaper
real estate in other places.
The Ladies' Aid of the Conpreqa.
tional church will hold their annual
White Sale" OF useful aud fancy ar.
tioles also a display OF wcrthsome
Eatser dainties at X. of p. hall Thurs
ady afternoon and evening, April s
An Easter supper at twenty i've cents
will be served in connection with the
sale. from half past -four uutiI all are
served.
d. f Miller is improving from bis
severe attack of henmgtism aud will
20 to his ranch at Mount Hood to,
day. lie has secured the services of
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Young, of
Htllsboro, who have worked for him
'eVerai seasons In tha straw berry field.
md Will stay on the pl zoe this sum.
ner They came up frcm uillsboro
ast evening.
MIR, aud Mrs, A. L. Geek returned
Monday from Chehalis, Wash where
hey we're called last week on account
II the serious illness which resulted
n the death, on March II, of Mrs.
emily Jane Tillottson Geek, mother
i M Geek. The funeral occurred
dareh Is, with inteFment In the {
1asonic cemetery of that place. The
deceased was aged 70 years, 4 months
nd l6 days. I
o. j. Nelson has opened real es. |
ate office In this city aud will oceuuy
part of the rooms of T.. II Hart
ig, In the Smith block. Mr. Mel. e
on has been making his headuuat.
rs Ia Portland, but has decided to e
'Sate ~ huuu hlVef permanently y
nd will therefore have his main |
tfice here, while maintaining |,
ranch at Portland. he went down t
|onday atternon to make arrange
ents for the transfer. \
lhe best one on the Job, to our \
otion, was Miss Whitney, the ,jolin. n
I. There's the music box when it u
lis into the hands OF an artist like a
lss whitney She played Ma2urka. b
nuoert's Seranade ind Hejte kati I
lth such beautiful and telling effect d
at 1t sent delightful little creeps of Il
stacy skating over out frame She W
odnced tones. Standard, Fovlo,
lie, Mich At the opera house f
arch %, rs