The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-09-08
Miss Ola Norman, of Portland,
the guest of Miss ldel Woodwork.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Culbertson re-
turned last week from their honey
moon trip.
DR.. H. D. W. Pineo and family have
returned from vacation spent in the
upper valley.
The reception to the new teachers of
Hood River was we'll attended at the
Unitarian church Monday evening.
E. w. Dark has the contract and is
building a modern six room bungalow
for d. c. Clapp on the latter's ranch
near town.
Late Crawford peaches can be had
at the A. A. Schenck place on the
edge of town for 25 cents box. Bring
your own boxes.
Mrs. William Michel, of The Dalles,
is visiting at the homes of p. E..
Michel and family and G. A. Van
Anda and family.
Chris Greisen returned during the
past week from an extended trip
through the east in the interests of
Better Fruit.
Rev. John Simpson the new rector of
ST. Marks Episcopal church, will
preach his first sermon Sunday morn
ing at eleven O'Clock.
Frederick Conger, of Portland, was
here last week gathering data for the
publication of book entitled, ''Who' s
Who In the Northwest.
A number of the young people about
town have been organizing skating
club and they expect to have their first
meeting at the Armory Monday even
ing.
S. D. Cameron, who has been run
ming a newspaper at St. John, WASH,
has come here and will be with his
brother, J. o. Cameron, in Dukes
Valley for awhile.
The U. b. Ladies Aid Society will
have a sale, at their regular bake sale,
next Saturday, cake, bread, pies,
doughnuts, etc., All home made and
at reasonable prices.
DR.. G. j. Sweetland and wife, of
Salem, returned Wednesday after a
visit with her parents, j. o. Mark
and wife, in the valley. DIR. Sweetland
is on the Salem hospital staff.
c. H. Ray came here few days ago
from his home in Winnipeg, Manitoba,
and is visiting D. Pineo. Mr.. Ray is
looking for location in the west and
thinks favorably of Hood River.
James L. Langille left Tuesday for
an extended tour of the country. He
will visit his old home in Nova Scotia
for some time and return to the Pacific
Coast by southern route to spend the
winter probably in California. He
went east over the Canadian Pacific.
r. P. Loomis, of New York, arrived
Tuesday to spend several days in the
valley looking after his interests here.
Mr.. Loomis is a prominent fruit dealer
in the metropolis and is partner of
G. ID. Woodwork in young orchard
in the upper valley.
AS a summing up of ''The Religious
Essential next Sunday evening at
the Baptist church, Mr.. Hargreaves
will discuss the theme What Would
Jesus do if in Hood River Today" In
the morning sermon in story from to
which the boys and girls are invited
will be given.
Nine. Harriet Labadie will give a
reading in the Assembly Hall of the
Commercial Club Wednesday evening
under the auspices of the X. of P.
lodge. Nine. Labadie will present
Ibsen's "a Dolls House" Last
spring Nine. Labadie presented "a
Servant In The House" and her
audiences was greatly pleased.
Mrs. W. j. Knight and her daughter,
Miss Mary knight, had narrow es-
cape from serious injury Tuesday af-
ternoon when the horse they were
driving ran away near the Valley
Christian church. The trap in which
they rode was thrown over an embank-
ment and smashed and both the ladies'
were thrown out. Mrs. knight and her
daughter were slightly bruised and cut
but the injuries will not be permanent.
Prof. D. E. Amsden and wife came
from Burke, 3D., during the past week
to visit G. P. Christie and wife.
Prof. Amsden Twill go to Centralia,
WASH, soon to take charge of the
schools, but Mrs. Amsden will remain
month with her sister, Mrs. Christie.
The Amsdens were caught and hem
med In by the recent forest fires in
Idaho and only saved their goods by
storing them in the tunnel of mine.
Charles N. Clarke has announced
himself as a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for County Judge.
Mr.. Clarke, who is well-known as the
proprietor of the Glacier Pharmacy,
had not thought of running for the
office until he was written by many
friends to do so while he was spending
few weeks at the coest. Mr.. Clark
decided to make the race upon his re.
turn home. He indicates that he il
strongly in favor of the extension ot
the Good Roads in Hood River county
The contest for the nomination fo1
the county judgeship is now three cor,
nered, the other candidates bein(
Newton Clark. the candidate recon-
mended by the assembly and G. D
Woodworth.