The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-11-24
o. P. Dabney spent Monday in Port


land.
Fritz johnson went to Portland Mon
day.
Lettuce at Greenhouse on Heights.
Phone 2S4M.
C. H. Stranahan was in The Dalles
Thursday.
Charles R. Bone went to Portland
Thursday.
Harry Coshow was a Portland visitor
Saturday.
Lettuce at Greenhouse on Heights.
Phone 284M.
Miss Ellen McCurdy went to Port
land Thursday.
W. H. Peugh and wife went to
Mosier Thursday.
Karl Kent spent Friday and Satur-
day in Portland.
Miss Ruth Wiedrick visited friends
at Mosier Tuesday.
A. L. Crocker and j. McCreery
spent Sunday in Portland.
John Weaver accompanied the spe-
cial excursion to Spokane.
Born-To Carl Buelow and wife,
Monday, November 2l, girl.
Mrs. T. E. Hughes, of Portland, is
visiting at the home of Geo. |. Slocom.
]. w. Moore and wife left Tuesday
to spend few days in The Dalles and
vicinity.
T. S. Handsaker, pastor of the
Christian church, spent Tuesday in
Mosier.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Harmon, of the
Oak Grove district, spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in Portland.
The U. B. Ladies Aid will serve din
ner and supper in the east half of the
Bartmess furniture store Friday,
November 25.
Mrs. Geo. Bigler and children ar
rived this week from Denver to spend
the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Rigby.
The Hotel Oregon will serve special
chicken and turkey dinners each day
during the the Apple Fair, IL 80 to
200 and 5 80 to Z 80.
W. J. Hayne and wife, of Helena,
Montana, arrived Monday for visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Isaac Ford and
Mrs. A. N. Foley and families.
A basketball league has been formed
between the high school teams of
Stevenson, White Salmon, The Dalles
and Hood River and some lively
games are promised during the winter.
Bert Morphy, of Chicago, "the man
who sings to beat the band," was one
of the attractions at the Spokane
Apple Show. Mr.. Morphy spent sew
eral weeks here last summer at his
ranch in the upper valley.
The Glacier is in receipt of picture
card from Spokane showing the Pal
mer Bucket exhibit, with w. G.
Palmer and A. T. Allen in the back
ground. They report having good sue
cess in advertising their new fruit
bucket and are we'll satisfied with the
results.
C. A. Richards & Co. opened their
new bowling alley in the basement of
the Ferguson building, Saturday, and
the place has been steadily patronized
ever since. They have put in two
alleys of the best make, and have fixed
up the place for the comfort of the
players in every particular. 1t pro-
misses to be very popular resort for
those interested in that amusement.
James E. Montgomery went to
Seattle Monday to attend the province
convention of the Sigma Chi fratern-
ity. He will be in Eugene the latter
part of the week for the installation of
a chapter of the fraternity at the Uni
versity of Oregon. Reymund B.
Early, of this city, is member of the
society which becomes a Sigma Chi
chapter.
Members of the Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. Armstrong at Para
disc Farm Saturday evening of the
present week, at half-past seven. The
book will be "Launcelot and Gueni-
We've" The sole qualification for men,
bership is taste for good literature.
The Lowell class of the Baptist
church, under the instruction of Miss
Hill, is preparing to render "The
Vision of Sir Launfal" with appropri-
ate musical selections on Friday even
ing, December 2. This program in the
form of sacred concert will be unique,
instructive and entertaining. We feel
that a treat is in store. The literary
interpretations will be by Miss Hill,
the recititions by the class, the music
by Miss Smith, of Portland.