The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-03-24

Miss Dorthy Dorsey arrived here
last week from Indianapolis, where
she spent the winter, to join her
mother, Mrs. Dorsey, and they will
reside in town. Mrs. Dorsey and
her daughter spent last summer In
the Oak Grove district. Mrs. II. G.
lien, Of that district is a daughter
Of Mrs. Dorsey.
Harold Dickerson, a young apple
grower on the East side, was taken
suddenly Ill last week and developed
o serious case of appendicitis. lie
was taken to Portland where an opera
tion was performed Wednesday of
last week and while al first there was
little hope for his recovery he ID now
reported to be out Of danger.
W. Ii. Eccles, Of Hood River,
connected with the management OF
the Oregon Lumber Company, passed
Sunday at the Oregon. Mr.. Eooles
is planning a tour of Europe the com.
ing summer, accompanied by his
family. He will take his automobile
and endeavor to avoid the beaten
paths of tourist travel. .-Oregonian.
J. Adrian Epping returned Monday
from Shaniko. He says that there
is an enormous stream Of people
pouring into the Desohutes country.
lie has placed an automobile stage
IN opeIa at ION out of Shaniko to carry
The land seekers and expects to put In
another one In the near future. Many
people are going into that country
to settle ON homesteads. Mao" Mo
Donald 10 driving the automobile for
Mr.. Epping.
Tuesday was wedding day for
Judge A. y. Buck, who tied up two
couples In the bonds of matrimony.
He performed the ceremony uniting
&. ii. Davis, Of Wasco county, and
Miss Maud Redden, of Hood River.
In the evening he was called to the
parlors OF the Mt. Hood hotel where
be otficiated at the wedding OF b. Nj.
McKinnon and Mrs. M. h. Diffin,
both OF Cascade Locks.
The Willamette Glee Club, of the
Willamette University, will give an
entertainment at the Hood River
opera house, March 20, under the
auspices OF class No. 3, M. Il. Sunday
School. The Willamette Glee Club
needs no advertising as the club ia
one OF the best musical organizations
that could be possibl y chosen from any
university from coast to coast. Seats
will bs ON sale at Clsrk's Drug Store.
Every body come and give the class
a boost. Admission 35 and 81 cents.
The Athl etic Club will have an en-.
tertainment In the Opera House next
Wednes day evening when the putltc
will be invited TO come and see what
the young athletes can do. A num-
ber Of boxing and wrestling bouts
will be held besides exhibitions on
the bars, In tumbling, club swinging,
fencing, Tag punching, etc. The ex.
hibition will be high class and the
ladies as we'll as gentlemen will be In
terestsd In attending and watching
the stunts.
There 10 something peculiarly at
tractive In the phrase, college
Life" those OF the younger genera
tion who have been in College re-
Gently, know what 1t means, and even
those who left the walls OF their
Alma Mater years ago will recognize
the siR iticance Of the expression
All those who desire to dispel dull
care for an evening and to get In
touch with College Life will senjoy
hearing the Willamette University
Gles Club, present its program at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening,
Mai oh 20.
j. X. Steele stopped in town Friday
few hours on his way home from
Portland where he had been trying
to obtain labor TO do large amount
OF work which he Is In charge OF this
year. he said that workmen we've
very scarce and that he was unable to
get Americans. He contracted for 70
jap laborers and he has put them to
work on the seven different ranches
be ia looking after. Mr. Steele Is
clearing up big bunch Of land this
spring and be expects to set out ~
acres OF trees within the next three
months. lie reported the sale OF u
acres of land through him by q. Z.
and 9. L. Miller to Mr.. CLARK, ol
Montana, who Is now in California
Ebut who will soon return here and
improve bis place.