The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10
"A. Franz was in Portland tuesday

+. A. Franz was in Portland tuesday
on business
Frank Harris and N. G. Evans were
in The Dslles Friday.
Alfalfa, fancy graded product. The
Blalock Fruit Co., WaIla Walla, Wash
Charles 4. Early spent last week on
business trip up 10 British Colum'
bia
Mrs. Leila Thompkins and Miss
Eftie Boorman spent Saturday IN
| Portland
Joseph A. Wilson, of Hood River
was registered at the Lexington, in
Chicago last week.
V. q. Brock, of the First NationbI
Bank, has been confined to his hon G
with stomach trouble for the past fe =
days.
MIR. and Mis-. William Stats end
Miss Ruby Slusher, OF Dufur, were
guess last week at the home of Charle-
N. Clarke.
Tbe Hood River Spray plant ia nov
running and turning out sunerior
article of the lime and sulphur
s Luton.
The Philsthea society gave party
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Eva Brock aud entertained Il
number of guests iu very pleas ut
fashion.
Miss Laura Wilson, of Hood River,
who spent the last tnIee weeks at be
home of Mrs. Il. h. Morse departed
Thursday for San tlsncisc where
she expects to visit for the suing
month -Dslles OpIimIs
Frank Fox, Of Hnsum, WAS here
Friday to meet G. Ii. Tuttla and
George Q Bruce, OF Indianapolis.
Mr. Fox had known the visitors when
be formerly lived in the " osier
metropolis.
In last week s Glacier by 'ypUgra-
phical error. it WAS announced tHht
the special bond election OF the Hood
River Irrigation district would be
held f. brnary 6 The date should
have been FEBRUARY 26
Grand Masquer Ball, February
Ii, at Oak Grove Hall Prizes will
be awarded for best dressed lady and
gentleman, also for most comicsl
dressed lady and gentleman. Music
by Newman's Orchestra, All are
invited tC attend
b. f. thomas, of Los Angeles, was
here last week on business. MI.
Thomas uwus 1870 acres in tie upper
Neal Creek district and he i con
sidering disposing OF his interests
in southern Cal alitornia and moving to
Hood River. He was formerly an
orange grower.
N. Campbell, formerly of Hood
RIVER, who is now raising apples and
wanuts in the Chehalem valley,
spoke to a meeting OF iruit g. lowers at
Newberg recently. MI. Campbell
is regarded by the fruItgr0wers in
that part of the country as the dean
of his profession owing to his exper
ience in Hood River.
M. FL. Cook. the q eat HaWksye
Evangelist, of Des Moines, Iowa, will
hold a series nf services IN the hall
in the Chapman building, commeuc-
ing lDursudy eVeuIHR' rev. ~
Subject SUNDAY evening, teb' l3,
"The Sealed Book OF Isaiah, 29ll,
What Is it?" Everyone invited to
attend.
W D. Rogers purchased bill Il. M.
+. $50" automobile Friday OF Bone
& Dewitt and is much pleased With
his new car. The Bone & Dewitt
company are expecting large ship
ment Immediately OF the new tlen-
ders 800" csIs, which are said to have
many good points for light car and
will this season make their DEBUT ou
the coast.
Jne Wilson returned tuesday from
q three mouths trin In the east Mr.
Wilson went t0 Chicago in Novem ber
with the Hood River exhibit tor the
Land and Irrigation Exposition and
l,t'r visited friends and relatives in
Y riuus parts Cf the country, spending
some time at West Baden Springs In
diana, and later going to Pennsyl
vHniH.