The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-17
Burnett Duncan and family spent

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Sunday in Portland.
Notice cur special ad II you want
home In town. b. Il. Duncan Il Co.
Frank Howard, of Portland, spen
Sunday here.
Mrs. G. A. Plath was the guest o
friends in The Dslles this week.
+. A. Bishop was in The Dale
Saturday on business at the lau'
office.
Mrs Bertha Hemman came up from
Portland Saturday for short visi
WITH friends.
If you are interested to know the cor
rect style in Gordon Hats see J. u
Vogt's window,
N. Ii. Ameut has moved to Port
land, where he will be engaged In th,
dairy business.
Leslie Butler was registered tron
Portland at the Palace Hotel In Sal
Francisco last week.
Dr. Otto b. Biuswanger, OF Port
land, was here Sunday looking ovel
fruit lands in the valley.
Rev. II A. Macdonald has moved
into the Clay Brock house on Eight
street and Cascade avenue.
Misses Ada Hart and Hazel True
entertained with wish party al
irue's hail ON the heights Friday eve
uing.
W. Il. Shay and family wish te
express their sincere appreciation
ter the sympathy shown by many
friends during their recent beresve'
ment.
Miss Adeline Burlingame, aged
49, dad Thudrsay at her nome In
White Sslm The funeral occurred
there Saturday at the Odd Fellow
hall.
Miss Adele Gott is 10 Portland this
week attending the Christian En-
deavor convention as a delegate from
the society at the Congregational
church.
G. f. Conley stopped of here
Thursday on his way from Portland
to Joseph. 1t is we'll to note that Mr..
Conley still registers from Hood
River an expects to return here soon.
U. S. Commissioner Henry L.
Howe 10 in Walla WsIla helping in
the land Office there. Mr.. Howe was
formerly connected with the Office al
Wslla Wslla and was called on to helI
out during the rush of business.
A very desirable bungalow four
blocks from the business section is fol
sale by e. Ii. Hsrtwig The house
contains six rooms and bath. Mr..
Hartwig also has two choice town lots
for sale.
The principal speakers will be Rev.
C.H Chrisman, Dist. Supt., Portland,
and Miss Emma Krater, of India.
Service each afternoon and evening
The public is invited to attend.
q. K. Perry, Pastor.
Bruce Bros, of indianapolis, with
G. II. Tuttle, we're guests OF W. ii.
Marshall during the past week in
the upper valley. They purchased
the II. Ii. Hartwig 80 acre tract and
took options on other property. They
will clear and plant the 80 acres tbit
spring. Mr.. Marshall sold 10 aorei
for e. L. Folts and 10 acres tor Ray.
mond Gribble to K. W. Clark.
The ladies OF the W. 9. T. u,
invite the ladies of Hood River,
town and valley, to attend the mem
oIial services OF Miss Francis Il,
Willard to be held in ne Odd Fellows
Hall this afternoon Thursday, Feb
ruary ~ at 2:30 o'clock. An inter
estiug program has been prepared.
Miss Alberta jackson, of Hood
River, had a prominent part 10
pupils recital given at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, il
Boston, on Saturday, Feb. 5. Misi
jackson is studying 10 the vocal de
psrtment, and her selection for thi'
OCCASION was Mates "Non vei"
A large audience expressed approva
of her performance, which was mark
ed by the perfect technique requiI
ed before a student may appear II
public at this largest OF American
music schools.