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

Order your Christmas trees from
Franz.
Miss Hulda Weber made a trip to
The Dalles Friday.
Mrs. Marion MacRae is spending the
holidays in Portland.
Ed Watts was a passenger for Port
land Friday afternoon.
H. M. Wood transacted business in
Portland the latter part of the week.
Miss Margaret Nickelsen was called
to Portland last week to attend an
invalid lady friend.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ellis,
December 10, a son, who has been
named Albert Malcolm Ellis.
Miss Lottie Kinnaird, who is attend
ing school at Seattle, arrived home
yesterday to spend the holiday, vacation
with her parents.
The Christmas dinner at the Mt.
Mt. Hood hotel will be served Sunday
evening from to 7,30 o'clock. Table
d'hote, fifty cents.
F. S. Stanley and A. S. Blowers
came up from Portland Tuesday tc
attend a directors meeting OF the
First National Bank.
Will G. Ingram, of Pendleton, has
purchased a piece Of land at Parkdale
and it is reported he will open gen
eral store at that place.
Mrs. Clyde Cumming, of Portland,
attended the University Club dance
Friday evening and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Kay.
Mrs. Will E. Sherman returned from
Portland the first of the week with 6
fine baby boy. Now John Often is
wondering if the baby has come tC
stay, so he will be grandpa.
Mrs. L. Smith will close her milli'
merry parlors in the Bartmess building
the first of the year and go to Portland
for a couple of months to take charge
of work in the wholesale millinery
house of B. o. Case & Co.
Miss Georgia Prather, who IS at
tending the University at Eugene,
arrived the latter part of the week tt
spend the holidays with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. T. Prather, neal
Summit station.
Miss Florence Avery, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Avery, is visiting
Miss Chapman at Forest Grove, anC
will arrive home Friday to spend the
balance of the holiday vacation will
her parents at Eggermont.
Willis & Shere, who have been con
ducting a pool room in the Schittie
building, have moved to Portland
where they will continue in the sam'
line of business. Chris Ranley viii
remain in the store room with his sho
shop.
John Leland Henderson, Inc, soil
9O3 acres near Dead Point to com
pany of twenty Japs, of which M
Yasui is the head. 1t is the intention
of the company to clear the land mex
spring. The land was formerly oWne
by Allen & Henderson.
DR.. E. E. Jackson, veterinary SUI
geon, has located in Hood River an
= will make his headquarters with Moor
& Cameron, where he will attend t
calls in person or by telephone Nc
345L. DR.. Jackson is post-graduat
10 of Weyman's College, Wisconsin, come
9 well recommended and is known a
, over the state.
) Oren L. Day, of the U. S. Treasur
Department, located at Moro Prov
e ince. PHILIPPINE Stands, is visiting h
e brother. J. H. Day, on the East Sld'
c Mr.. Day says that there is a good Of
e nortunity for Americans in the islanc
for profitable investment, and the cl
J.. mate is not as disagreeabIe as mar
). suppose, the temperature ranging fro
. 65 to 85 the year round.
u Hood River Chapter, Royal Arc
|. Masons. held their annual election Fl
= day evening as follows: A. D. Mo
II, P; C. K. Marshall. X. +; J. /
o Carson, S.; E. o. Blanchar,, Treas
i D. Mcdonald, Sec. The installation
officers will be held jointly with tt
. Blue Lodge Tuesday evening, Decor
IF ber 27.
An adults Bible class has been o
ganized at the Valley Christian churc
g with Rev. Isaac Peart leader. III
II class will meet Sunday mornings at Il
II o'clock at the parsonage and no Su
n day school text books Will be used e
,r ce1t the Bible. 1t is planned to ha'
70 broad discussion of the Bible, and
> are urged to attend the meetings al
n join the class.
3s Walter G. Palmer returned last wei
from Portland, where he was IN q
b tendance at the apple show with h
8 picking bucket, and has been maklII
. experiments to improve the same. /
IS now has a model that is big improV
.e ment over the old one, and will be
o winner. He expects to go to Calitc
Vv MIA after the holidays to introduce t
" bucket among the orange growers a
" will no doubt be successful, as 1t
,r the best picking bucket we have see
is Mr.. Palmer is also working out fri
IS picking carrier for berries which W
r become popular as soon as its adVa
,e tages can be seen. 1t will do aW
,e with the handling of the hallocks
a the present style Of carrier, pre,y,e
,e the bruizing of the berries in handli
and also save much time.