The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-18

Mrs. Grace Mulford is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Born-1o Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Van
Allen, girl, Monday.
Attend the "SpinsteIs' Conven-
tion" at the opera house to night.
Half price sale of millinery of this
week until Thanksgiving at the Style
Shop.
kahryn, the eight year old daughter
of James McBain, is i'll with typhoid
fever.
+. A. Jones, of Portland, spent sew
eral days on bis ranch in the valley
last week.
The U. B. KensinRton will meet
with Mis-. s. K. Bartmess Friday
afternoon.
Tickets for the Spinsters Conven-
tiou tonight are on sale at Clarke's
Drug store
X. w. Jameson, Tacoma attoT-
ney, spent Saturday looking over
the valley.
According to Doan's population
directory recently issued Hood River
has 1000 people.
j. L. Henderson went to Portland
Tuesday to attend the State Bar as
sociation meeting
Bishop Paddock, of Baker City,
was here Sunday aud held services al
the Episcopal church
There will be fine lot of old maids
at the opera house tonight for the
"Spiusters Convention.
s. Noohora was the lucky one tC
receive the watch given away by the
| Gem theateI last week.
Grover and Roy Siusher, OF Dutur
visited their sister, Mrs Charles N
Clarke, here last week,
Mrs. { s Mason has joined be-
husband here after spending a few
eks in Aberdeen, A Wash
Mrs. 0 b Hartley and Miss Glady
Hartley have gone to California
where they will spend the winter.
Dan Nah and wife returned Il
/ Portland Monday after weeks visi
with his parents, M. II. Maher ant
family.
Mrs. ". q. Hadley and chiIdrel
returned Monday otter few day
visit with f. W. Clarke and family a
The Dalles.
Alex b. Brooks returned to hi
homestead near CherTyviIIe Friday
after spending several months on hi
ranch near Odell.
The Rebekabs entertained the I'd,
Fellows with a banquet in the IodR
hall Monday evening, which wa
followed by an initiation.
w. f. Laraway wife and son
Thruston, went to Eugene Wednesds
to visit Seth Laraway, who ia openin
a very fine jewelry store at that place
E. o. Wolf and wife, of Dayton
Ohio, passed through here Saturda
on their to visit Forest Bates an
family in the White Salmon country.
A handsome Rentlemsn's watch
now on exhibit In Arthur Clarke
window, will be given away by tn
Gem Wednesday evening, Novembe
"a.
North Bank schedule effective Sunda
Nov. 7th: West bound trains stop 6
Underwood at 8 :38 a. m. and 5:82 p NJ
east bound trains II :4S p. m, 7 :4S p. n
and 9:37 .. m.
Miss Prudence Patterson retnrne
Saturday to her home IN The Dale
after visiting friends here. She wa
accompanied home by Mrs. GeorG
Slooom and two childrep.
400 acres OF choice apple land at 5.
an acre, 10 miles from Hood River,
Lyle, one half cleared worth doub
, that for potatoes and hay. See OF
samples Of apples in Hartwig's office.
H. j. Arnett, formerl.' taReal
n AN at the .. K. Il NJ, depot her
: called oD friends Saturday and vi
D accompanied by bis wife. Mr.. Arne
t is now In the stage business
eastern Oregon.
: Riverside Congregational ChurcI
9 Rev W. G. Gilmore pastor. Bib
] School 10 a m. Worship and sermt
IL q. N. Music led by quartet
choir. G. E. meeting 6:i5. Event
e Worship 1880.
h h. ID. W. Pineo and his father wei
e TO Portland Saturday. Mr.. Pineo Sr
went on to Vancouver, B, c., to me
his wife and daughter, who came o
/. from Boston over the Canadian Iou
II and will come to Hood River,
}. W K. Winans was in Salem recent
'i end WAS interviewed by reporter
e the journal there, to whom he OF
n lined plan to install million d.
Il lar water plant on Hood River N
n Winaus, while in Salem filed wat
rights on 10000 horse. power slo
- Hood River.
ID Camps One and Two Of the Stanlt
m Smith Lumter Co., were closed do
is Saturday for the winter About
Of men fram the camps have co
~ through here 10 the last few days
he their way TO the cities where they "
OF put IN the winter monhs. The mill
i'll running but as II Ia necessary to {
the Ice to get the logs out of the pc
be saws will probably be shut do
soon.