The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-22

Order your Christmas trees from
Franz.
C. A. Richards and wife visited in
Mosier Tuesday.
w. H. Shrum went to Hermiston
Tuesday to look after car of pota-
toes which he shipped to that place
recently.
Mrs. rs. F. Wallace, of Port
land, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. Y. Edwards, returned
home Tuesday.
Black smallpox killed four persons
in one family at Silverton, Oregon.
Mrs. C. T. Early returned this week
from Eugene with her son, Reymund,
who is recovering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. E. D. Rand went to Portland
the latter part of the week to visit rel
atives and friends and from there will
go to California.
J. M. Huntington. c. E. Beatty,
John F. Mills, J. S. Fine and S. D.
Pike, of The Dalles, inspected the
Hood River Canton Patriarch Militant,
|. o. o. F., Tuesday evening.
Profs. Mclaughlin and Critics, Miss
Knox, Misses Viva and Edna Clapp
and Miss Ida Turney, are among the
Hood River teachers in attendance at
the state institute in Portland this
week.
DIR. W. r. Collie returned the first of
the week from Wisconsin, where he
was called by the serious Hines of his
mother month ago. He arrived just
in time to greet her before she passed
away.
Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Handsaker
went to Walla Walla Monday to visit
Mrs. Handsaker's parents and be pres
ent at the wedding of her sister. Rev.
Handsaker will return the last of the
week.
Hood River Commandery, Knights
Templar, will hold Christmas observ-
ance services at Masonic Hall, Mon
day, December 26, at 8 A. M. sharp.
All Sir Knights in the city and valley
are urged to be present.
The services next Sunday at st.
Marys Catholic church are as follows:
Morning, 6:l5 a. m. and 8:15 a. m.
Some children will receive their first
Holy Communion at the morning ser
vices. At 1920 a. m. High Mass fol-
lowed by Benediction.
At the IL o'clock service next Sun
day in the Unitarian church the sub
ject will be ''Divine Incarnation. J."
The 5 o'clock service will be omitted.
A cordial invitation to you to the
morning Christmas service.
K. W. st. Clair, formerly with the
Stanley-Smith Lumber Co.. has ac-
cepted the position of general book
keeper at the First National, succeed
| ing r. H. Coshow, who will leave for
Eugene about December "a, where he
will be chief accountant for the Eu-
gene WOolen Mills.
| Attention is called to the special
meeting of the legal voters of School
District No. 3, to be held at the Park
street school building on Thursday,
December %, at 3 p. M, forathe pur.
pose of voting on the question of the
sale of the State Street school prop
erty to Hood River county.
County Clerk Culbertson has re-
ceived the following reports of the
tax levies of the several school dis
tricts of the county, with a few yel
to hear from: No. !, 10 mills; 3,
mills; 4, 3 mills; 7, mills; 8, 2 mills
8, 5 mills; II, 2 mills; l3, 6 mills; ID
5 mills; Is, 8 mills l6, 6 mills.
! Complaint having been made tina
= the doors of the skating rink did no
, open outwards required by law, tht
! rink was closed one day last weel
while Emry Bros. made the proper
change, which they did as soon al
their attention was called to the mat
ter.
The Oregon Agricultural Coil ege will
; commence its annual special shor
( courses for farmers on January an
2 the instruction to be offered this yea
is probably the best since these course
were started several years ago. Ex
perts in the various branches hav
been secured and the special work vii
3 extend over a period of six weeks.
n The Gem Theater has greatly i'm
= proved its service of moving picture
= by giving a double performance, an
e the films are of better class also.
1 u. DdhllB PlOPAiSSSIB 10 'hNN
gratifed at the increased patronag
and is assured that the improved ser
k vice is appreciated by the patrons
: The program changes every Monday
s Wednesday and Friday. Tuesday even
. ings the Mandolin Club is an additions
e attraction.
= The Lyceum course under the aus
a pices Of the Commercial Club will Civ
= the first number Of the series thi
e evening, when John B. Ratio and hi
d company will appear in character stuC
s les. The course will consist of fou
/. numbers. March 6, "The Houstons,
t in Magic and Mimics. April l, TIL
II Dunbar Company, in Music and Sons
i April Is, Hon. Jos. W. Folk will d.
y liver lecture. AS the seating CT
n pacity of the hall is limited, thos
It holding season tickets will be give
g seats first. These tickets are on sa
at $3.50 each.