The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-01
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Geo. How

Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Geo. How
ard, March %, girl.
Mrs. Willis Bradley is recovering
from severe illness.
Geo. A. Wright has been quite i'll
for several weeks, but Is now impI ov.
ing,
Mrs. c. Ii. Howell, of Wasco, is the
guest OF her parents, Mr. aud Mrs W.
II. Peugh.
Chas. Shaw came iu from the upper
valley the first of the week and wen
home with brand new buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X Countryman
of Portland, we're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs b. +. Moses last week.
I. d. Tweedy has just closed the
sale of three acres of the W. II. Culp
place and I've acres adjoining, belong
ing to DR.. Watt, to Fred Weiss.
j. X. Carson is remodeling his
house and when complete it will have
ten rooms, large basement, 65 fee t
of porch, and be strictly mp to date.
Phone your orders to Mrs. 7. J.Cun
ningsfor anything that the Unitarian
ladies can make tor you. Easter gifts,
cakes for company dinner, any thing
at any time.
Arthur L. Craig, general manager of
the North Fruit Gro weers Assooia-
tion, at Paonia, Colo, was in the
city the first of the week on business
and looking up Hood River methods.
The Glacier man dropped into W.
r. Laraway's jewelry store Tuesday
just as he was doing up couple of
packages OF eye glasses to be shipped
to customers In Alaska.
o. j. Nelson has purchased lot on
State street, near j. II. Osborne's resi-
dence, and will at once begin the erec-
tion of fine bungalow. The lot was
purchased through W. j. Baker & Co.
e E. Coad last week traded 80
acres OF land in Dukes Vallsy TO A NV.
Boorman for the old Green place iu
Belmont, and will take up his resi-
dence there. It is In the edge of
town and will combine the features of
a city and country residence.
On the afternoon and evening of
April 16, the ladies of st. Marks Guild
will hold their annual Easter holiday
sale and luncheon in the Odd Fellows
ball from to 1880 p. m. and In the
evening musical program will be
given to which the public generally
ia invited.
G. r Bone started for Eastern Ore
gon the first of the week with the new
+. M. +. 80 car, which he will use as
a demonstrator In making sales Of auto
mobiles The company have carload
Of machines on the road which are ex-
pected here any day, and will be able
to make deliveries as soon as they ar
rive.
W. F. Laraway, c. II .Stranahsn.
W. L. Clark, }. X. Carson. A. &.
Staten, H. Fl. Bailey, G. X. Marshall
and A. d. Moe went to Portland Tues-
day afternoon to take the super.eXcel
lent degree OF the K. & s. M. lodge,
which was conferred on fifty candid
ates at the East Side Maso9ic Temple
In the evening
The churches are uniting In un-
ion evangelistic meeting, and have en-
psged the services of Dan Shannon,
who is stayled the "CyClone Evange-
list. IA guaranty fund Of $1,000
was raised the first of the week to pay
the expenses, erect tabernacle out
doors sufficiently large to aocommod-
ate a large crowd, and the meetings
will start May 8. Rev. Shannon has
just closed successful engagements at
Oregon City and Vancouver.
The court held a special session
Monday and made plans fer progres.
sive road building campaign. 1t was
decided to use what money can be
spared this year tor permanent road
work, and 1t will be as equally divided
between the east and west sides as
practicable. This will mean the pur.
chase of q rock crusher and 1t is the
intention to start on the main trunk
roads, building permanent roads as
far as the money will go, and ther
e.!d on to 1t each year.
e. X. Marshall arrived home yester
day from Los Angeles where he wal
called few days after the departure
of Mrs. Marshall on account of tht
serious illness OF her sister Th,
afflicted one is improving but not ou
of danger. MIR. Marshall brough
back With him a half dozen eucaliptu
trees which he will set out 10 differ
ent locations to see If they will grUy
here. He repoita that California !
going wild over the possibilities o.
this tree for fuel and manufacturing
purposes.