The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-27

Lloyd Campbell left Wednesday
for Portland.
MIS-. ii. s. richmond, of Portland,
is the guest of Mr. and Mira ". W.
Mason.
Mrs. W. l. Adams aud daughter,
Len ore, went to Portland Wednesday
to visit friends.
+. II. Shepard is In Walla Walla
this week to address a meeting OF
fruit growers there.
Watch next weeks issue for the an.
uouncement nf a combined tea and
social to be given ny the ladies aid of
Christian church.
The partnership of ii. 3. Dano and
ID. }. TIeiber has been dissolved.
Any persons indebted to the firm
will please call and settle.
DIR. and Mrs Malcolm Bronson,
who we're mari led last Thursday, are
enjoying a honeymoon trip to Seattle,
Victoria and Vancouver, Is. Q.
The high school debate which was
to have taken place Saturday night
has been indefinitely postponed on
account OF misunderstanding with
the Parkplace school.
Chief of Police Cox, of Portland,
was here Wednesday visiting W. q.
blacksmith and was employed by MI.
Snow number Of years ago.
1t was reported here Saturday that
Miss Ethel Wood worth, daughter OF
6. ID. Woodworth, had been lost with
a party OF tourists In Alaska, out
word was received from her last night
from Fiaibanks saying that she was
safe and that the report was a mis-.
take.
Albert Sutton and his family ar
rived here from San Francisco We'd
nesday and will make their home In
the Hood River valley. Mr.. Sutton
ia an architect and has owned
ranch in the Oak Grove district for
several years. They have taken
house In town and will live here for
the present.
Mrs. Charles g. Lennon, Miss
Marie Lennon and James Ii. Lem.
mon, of Chicago, will arrive today
from Seattle to join CHARLES q. Lem
mon and son 9. q. Lennon and
within the next week the reunited
family will be domIciled on the ranch
recently purchased from j. Ii. Gould
in tthe Oak Grove district.
The Bridal Veil Lum bering Com.
pauy's yard will be managed by Nell
son Emry after February /. II. 9.
Brock, the present manager, has not
yet announced what he expects to do.
Mr. Emry has been employed 10 the
office as book keeper foi some time.
H. f. Parkins, of Gothinsburg,
Neb, came Monday for visit With
his brother, M. PaIkins and family.
The two brothers bad not seen one
another for over 20 years and the
visit ia the occasion Of q happy Ieun-
ion
The directors OF the First National
Bank met Friday and organized and
reelected officers as follows: Presi.
dent, f. S. Stanley; Vice. president,
j. W. Hinrich; Cashier, Z. O. Blan.
char; Assistant cashier, V. @. Brock
Teller, G. ID. Hinricb. The other
mem bers Of the board OF directors are
A. S. Blowers, ID. Mcdonald and A.
d. Moe.
The Baptist church wishes to an
nounce lecture by j. K. Hsrgreavs,
on Friday evening, February 4, at
80. Subject Friendship. Mr..
Hargraves has received some con-
side'ation as a lecturer in special
fields and this event will not only
furnish the opportunity of bearing
discourse on topic OF common ".
terest, but also of meeting the new
pastor. The proceeds will be devoted
to procuring song books tor the
church.
The home OF W. j. Baker was the
scene of three very pretty parties
Thursday and Friday. 10 the after.
Moons of both days, Mrs Baker and
her daughter, MIS-. II. L. Dewitt,
utertsined number OF guests at
whist. On thursday evening, Mr..
and Mrs De Witt entertained party
of young people with $500" party.
The house was pr ttily decorated
with potted flowers for the series of
ntsItainments. Mrs. Seneca Fouts,
OF Portland, daughter and sister Of
the hostesses, was here and assisted
In receiving the guests.
Get a food Home.
A bungalow of 6 rooms and bath
- lE..L Is.,n