The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-05-05

Miss Dora Gladen was the guest of
Miss Edith Andrews this week,
W. B. Allen, of Oak Grove, left
Monday for Indianapolis on business
trip.
D. E. Miller has returned to his
ranch in the upper valley after spend
ing the winter in town.
DR.. w. M. Mckenzie, of Spokane,
has bought Is acres of the F. M, Jack
son place on the east side.
DR.. E. L. Scobee and wife are here
from Portland and he is having dental
offices fitted up in the Brosius block.
Ed Allen, of Cleveland, Ohio, is a
guest at the home of his brother, w.
B. Alien in the Oak Grove district.
Miss Catherine Bradley, of Lake
| Forest, H., came Wednesday to visit
Mrs. F. F. McCrea in the Oak Grove
district.
Architect Lewis, of Portland was
here Wednesday on business in connec-
tion with the rev First National Bank
building.
The high school base ball teams of
Hood River and White Salmon will
cross bats on the local diamond Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. w. DeBussey visited her
Mosier ranch during the past week and
| she expects to soon leave for Califor-
MIA for an extended visit.
Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin, probation Off
Ger of the Portland police court, spent
couple of days here the latter part of
last week. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Baldwin.
Mrs. E. r. Bradley attended the
May Day exercises of the students of
Willamette University, at Salem Mon
day, where her daughter, Miss Pearl
Bradley, was Queen of May.
At the regular meeting of the Com
mercial Club, which will be held Mon
day evening, a representative of the
Portland Rose Festival will be present
to arrange with the local boosters or
ganization for Hood River to be repre-
sented with display at the coming
exhibition in Portland.
Prof. B. P. Stout, singing evang-
elist, of Pasadena, will arrive here
Saturday and Sunday sweet song
campaign" will be opened at the
Methodist church. Prof. Stout comes
| nighly recommended as singer by
| churches of all denominations. Rev.
T. B. Ford, pastor of the church will
preach during the series of meetings.
| The Mems Club of the church will
| tender reception to Prof. Stout in the
X. of P. Hall, Saturday evening.
Robert Smith and J. D. Wilcox, OF
Portland, who hold an option on the
| plant of the Hood River Electric
Light, Power & Water company were
here Tuesday, and they had nothing
further to say of their plans in connec-
tion with closing the option. 1t is
understood that they were looking W
matters in connection with the electric
railroad which has been projected by
these men and they were accompanied
by c. H. Lewis, of the United Con
struction Engineering Co.
To make room for our large stock Of
high grade pianos, which are arriving
daily, we wish to close out our entire
stock of organs at prices ranging from
500 to $50. Call and see our interior
piano players. Prices vary fom $125 Il
| $2r0 less than Portland coupon dealers
In referring to this coupon PROPOSE
tion, we wish to say that we are in nj
way connected with gratis of thil
kind. Parties holding coupons foi
pianos may learn their true value by
presenting them at the bank. If they
get any more for them than pleasan
smile through he window, we miss ouI
guess. Soule's Piano House, Manu-
facturer's Agents. Silas H. Soule
Phone l68L.s
| A. L. Upson, of the U. S. Engineer
Office in Portland, was here the first O
the week looking after his ranch In tn,
Oak Grove district. Mr.. Upson ha
Just returned from trip in the East
and he says that the strange antics o
the weather man have done much dam
age in that section. He visited rela
tives in Marshalltown, Ia, and al
though all vegetation was month o
more early in that section, it snowe'
nearly every day he was there. HI
was In st. Louis catrrday, April %
and saw a snow storm lasting all da,
and the following morning there wa
half an inch of snow with the ther
mometer at 28A degrees. He also ra
into snow in Kansas City on the fol
lnu,;oo m Mnndny