The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-09-08
Cash paid for fresh ranch eggs
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Purity Dairy Co.
w. A. Kirby and wife, of The
Dalles, are guests at the home of G.
A. Van Anda.
Rev. Herbet S. Bigelow will lecture
at Pine Grove hall, Saturday evening,
September II.
John M. Payne and wife, of Port
land, are here visiting their son, E.
S. Payne and wife.
Commencing next Sunday all the
evening services at the Baptist church
will begin at 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. ALA L. Bullock, of Council,
3D., is looking over the valley with a
view to investing in orchard land.
A reception was rendered to the
gentlemen of the Baptist congregation
at the parsonage Wednesday even-
ing.
There will be special meeting of
the Masonic lodge Saturday evening
when there will be work in the F. G.
degree.
Roy Fields and Frank Howell, of
Portland, were guests at the home OF
Charles G. Albright in Oak Grove last
week.
A. L. Upson, of Portland, was here
the early part of the week looking
after his property in the Oak Grove
section.
Regular meeting of Candy Corps No.
16, Saturday, September 10, at 2 p. m.
X. of P. Hall. All members requested
to be present.
Arrangements are under way for
"Rally-Day" at the Baptist church
September 18. An interesting pro-
gram is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Moody, and
son, Kent, of Oregon City, visited
at the Terrace Heights home of
Charles G. Albright last week.
jefferson Myers, of Portland,
Democratic candidate for Governor,
was here Saturday making the ac-
quaintance of Hood River citizens.
Robert Martin, of Portland, spent
Sunday in Hood River. Mr.. Martin
came from Greenfield, Ind, the former
home of W. S. and J. E. Montgomery.
The Sunday evening congregation
of the Baptist church greatly enjoyed
solo by Miss Gill, of Spokane, who
is at present visiting her parents
on the Heights.
Rev. j. B. Parsons will preach
morning and evening at the U. B.
church. The men of the congrega-
tion will have special music for both
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Fuller and
daughter, Miss Frances Fuller, of
Portland, were the guests at the home
of Charles Albright in the Oak Grove
section.
Judge Grant B. Dimick, of Oregon
City, candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor, was here last
week and made tour of the valley with
his former fellow-townsman Charles
G. Albright. of the Oak Grove section.
Frank j. Fox, of Husum, and his
father, Jacob Fox, of Indianapolis,
were here Monday with DR.. and Mrs.
Theodore Potter, who started for their
home in indianapolis after visit in
Husum. Mrs. Potter is sister Of
Mr.. Fox, Jr.
Nine acres of the place is in bearing
orchard and Mr.. Butchart is expecting
a good crop this year. He was assist
ant cashier of the bank of Hirschberg
Bros, in Choteau, having held that
position since the founding of the bank
eight years ago.
Among the delegates who have been
appointed by Acting Governor Jay
Bowerman to represent Oregon at the
National Irrigation Congress to be held
in Pueblo, September $3.50 are Charles
T. Early of the Mt. Hood railroad and
Fred S. Stanley, president of the First
National Bank and of the Stanley
Smith Lumber company.
Miss Edna Cameron, secretary of the
White Salmon Development League,
was in Hood River Wednesday getting
few inspirations for boosting the
sister valley over in Washington. Miss
Cameron is live wire booster and has
/ been doing some excellent work ir
publicity for the White Salmon
country.
Rev. E. H. Harris, who is occupying
the Congregational pulpit, will preach
Sunday morning on "The People:
| Christ" In the evening an address For
"The Various Attitude of Men Toward
the Church, Considering the Church al
Depository for the Treasurers of Life
and Influence" will be given. Thil
talk is built for popular purposes ant
the public at large are invited, es
pecially the men.
E. S. Payne, a cartoonist who ha
been spending the summer in Whit
Salmon for the benefit of his health
came to Hood River last week and h
/ is to make series of cartoons of loca
people for The Glacier. Frank A
Cram was the first victim of the funn.
pen and Mr.. Panye is picking u
some of the oddities of other citizens
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne have take
rooms with T. J. Cunning and th'
artist has also arranged to do som
work to be published in Bette
Fruit.