The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

}. Ii. Ferguson was in The Daltes
on business Friday.
Rev F. X. Spauldine was in The
DslIes this week.
G. ii. Sprost went to Portland
Monday on business
Charles L. Early was in P rtland
the latter part OF last week.
Carl Ross and family spent Christ
mas with with Portland friends.
Z. l.. Klemer and wife spent the
latter part of last week In Portland.
Levi Clarke spent Christmas with
his son, f. W. Clarke at The Dalles.
Born-Io DIR end Mrs. Ii. D. W.
Pineo, a daughter, Sunday, December
26.
Miss Nettie Glet son, OF White Sat
mon, spent the holidays with relatives
here.
Misses Pearl lsen berg and Pear
Bis lock visited in The Dalles last
week.
Marx Moe left Tuesday for short
visit with ID. W. Wade and family, in
Wasco.
Roy Brock left last week for bust
ness trip to Chicago and northern In
diana
Truman Butler and family were
guests of relatives IN Chehalls over
Christmas.
Ralph Savage went to Goble, Tues
day, to work for the Goble Milling
Company
Mrs. Larua Page and son, Bernard,
visited relatives in The Dalles over
| Christmas
The Glacier acknowledges beauti'
ful ant calendar trom The Dallet
Iron Works.
Mrs. K. II. Kemp, of Odell, has beer
the guest OF Mrs. II. l.. DHmble foI
several days.
Joseph Collins, who has been here
for the past year or so, left Thursday
for Flint, Mich.
Mr. aud Mrs. Howard Stewart, OF
Portland, spent Christmas with Dr.
and Mrs NJ f. Shaw.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith. AMI son, How.
ard, are spending the holidays with
relatives 10 Portland
Bishop Robert L Paddock, OF tht
Episcopal diocese of Eastern Ore
goD, was here Sunday.
Miss Frances Bragg, student in th'
University of Washington, at Seattle
Is sL ending the holidays here.
Mrs Seneca Fouts and baby sou
of Portland, spent Christmas Wit
her father, W. j. Baker aud tamil..
Mr.. and Mrs + g. Plummer, o
Portland, we're here the early part o
the week guests of q. Y Edwards ant
wife.
Fred Il. Moore and Miss Etti
Zimmerman, of White Salmon, wer'
married here last Thursday by Justic'
a. 9. Buck.
Misses Eva and Grace PTobst arr
spending the holidays with relat've
10 CeRtIal ALA, Wash.
William Davis, former proprietor o
the Gem theater, has purchased
moving picture show at EIgin.
Rev. and Mrs. Wood will entertain
the young folks at the parsonage Tues
day evening and every one that goe
may be sure of a good time.
Maurice Jayne, who is attendin
Agricultural College, at Corvallis,
spending the holidays here with hl
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jayne.
Il. G. Smith and d. j. Treiher wer
iu Portland last week on bushes
matters connected with their work 8
members of the Commercial Gu
normal school committee.
John X. Putnam, who has recrntl
bought large Interests in the uppt
! valley, left tuesday for his home
Morristown, n. j. lie expects to r,
turn here to spend next summer.
Misses Cora and Hulda Weber sper
| Chrstmas with their mother, Mr.
| b. L. Weber and sister and brothe
| Miss Freda and Walter Weber, c
the lstter's homestead near Roos
velt, Wash.
Mr.. aud Mrs. V. G. Brock ente
tanned as Christmas guests her lathe
John W. Moore aud wife, OF II
DalIes, and Mr. and Mrs S n. WI
kins, of Portland, the latter being
sister OF Mrs Br0Ck.
| January Pacific Monthly contains
tull-psge portrait CT Hon. E.
Smith, of this city, with this Col
meut president of the NOrthWes
ern Fruit Growers Association, e
| President of the Oregon State Hort
cultural Society and leading hort
cDlturist of the Northwest, to VINO
the Hood River valley owes much
its enviable position as fruit Sc
tion.
| Miss Constance Henderson, "
has Teen teacher IN the city schot
for the past few months, has resign
her position and expects to leave IL
few days with be: parents for an {
tended tip though The southe
states and to Cuba. Miss HendersC
who is a recent graduate Of the U'
versity II Idaho, taught the sev L
grade he school hoard has net J
selected teacher to take Mlss ilt
deTsan's place.