The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10

W. II. Shay was IN lhe Dalles sun
day.
Mi iss Lucy Cutler is visiting friends
10 Portland.
Il. Veit, is here from California
looking for location.
sTRalph Savage is assisting in the
comparison OF the county records at
Lhe Dslles.
Phillip Francis has opened Iiv-
cry, transfer and sale stable on the
heights.
Miss Blanche HARRISON spent Sun.
day 10 The Dalles the guest of Miss
Lake.
All mem bers of Candy Corps are
urged to be present at the regular
meeting Saturday, Feb. II, at 2 p. m.
Clara Blythe, President.
The ladies Aid Society ot the Con
gregational church will meet on Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Price at the
residence OF p. s. Davidson.
Next Sunday at the Unitarian
Vesper Service, Rev. Ii. A. Mac
Donald will lead on the subject '1he
| Few Minutes After The Morning Ser
vice-How Shall We Use ThemY'
All are cordially invited.
Proposals to Clear Land Wanted
Tract of ten acres in Hood River valley,
with contract ior wenty more if sat s.
faction given. Apply to 7. II. Nherrard,
Beck Building, Portland, Oregon, for
psrticulars. f24
The next meeting Of the Woman g
Club will he held next Wednesday,
'eb. l6 at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs
". f. Laraway will have charge of
the interesting program. DR. IL. l..
Dumbe will address the club on
Science VS. The White Hague.
W. s. Nichol has sold his drug
sto on the heights to y. E. Coons
and Mr.. Coons transferred "a acres OF
land in the upper valley to Mr.,
Nichol. The grocery and feed store
which was owned ty Mr.. Coons has
oeen bought by s M. Nichol. The
new comets are now in charge Of
their sto' es.
Secretary q. Skinner OF the Com.
mercial Club, met Monday with the
Ministerial Association and urged
their co. operation with the club to
secure City Beautiful. The minis.
ers will urge that the citizens do all
their part in keeping the city clean
and in spick span shape.
F.. T.. Deem has returned from a
months visit at his old home in Mich.
Igan. He WAS accompanied home by
his mother in law Mrs. M. Ii. Parkin
who will remain fere for an extended
visit. Mr.. DEEMS betty build en-
abled him to have good deal OF tun
on bis trip west as the special car of
James j. JefferIes champion prize
fighter was attached to the train for
part of the way. The big boxer was
not inclined to expose himself to the
gaze OF the crowd which was gathered
ut every station and in order to salts.
fy the curiosity of the waiting pugil
istio enthusiasts Mr. Deem appeared
on the platform and WIS the recipient
OF many hearty plaudlts and exhorta
tions to "Nhip the Niger" Jeffries
was in on the joke and enjoyed watch
ing the people fooled as much as did
any of the rest of the travellers.
The Woman's Club held its regular
meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesd y, Feb. 2 proved profitable
as we'll as enjoyable afternoon. After
the routine of business was transact
ed the music committee took charge
of the program for v hich they de-
serve great credit for their untiring
efforts in giving to toe club a delight
ful musical A, duet by Mrs. o. j.
NelCon and Mrs. Wilbur Was listened
to with marked attention, as was also
Mrs. Hal violin solo, Mrs + s.
Davidson accompanying. Mrs. Dutro
favored us with two Scotch ball ads
sung with sweetness and expI ession
Mrs Jayne sang in her usual pleas
ing manner Miss Gof gave piano
solo wh ch WIS received with applause
to which she responded with an en-
core. The princiIsl 'tatpre of the
business meeting was a unanimous
vote TO jniu the Gene al Federation of
Womsns Clubs. II.