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

{. X. Marshall was at The Dal les
on business Tuesday.
Sheriff l.. Il. Morse was in The
Dslles on business Monday.
The January issue of the Timber
man contains lot OF very interesting
articles on irrigation and the rela
tIoG it besIs to numbering.
According to Chicago dispatches
last week, f. K. Deem, of Hood
River, was registered at the Great
Northern in the Windy City.
Howard Davis returned last week
from an extended visit in Colorado.
He WIS accompanied home by two
cousins, Fred and Harvey Davis.
I DR.. e. l.. House, of Spokane, Is
| by K. r. Newhsll, of Minneapolis,
who Is looking at land in the valley.
b h Duncan u Co, have reported
the sale of Joe Vogt's 40 acres of
brush and in Mosier to 9. k. Mar.
shall The price was 50 600, cash.
Nj. E. McCarty left Mooday for
New York City. He will be in the
east for about six weeks and will do
the spring buying for the Paris Fair.
Ladies of st. Marks Guild will
give parish psrty Friday afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. q. u. Pratt.
All are cordially requested to be
present.
j. L Marsh, of Eugene, is here this
week visiting friends he:e whom be
formerly knew in North DAKOTA. Mr..
Marsh also has bis eye open for q
good ranch and may locate hete.
W. II. Weber, of Chicago, who is
heaviy interested in the East Hood
River Fruit Co., at Mosier, and who
has other financial interests in Hood,
spent several days here last week.
Mayor aud Mrs ID. Mcdonald spent
q couple OF days In Portland last
week. Ills honor attended the meet
ing and banquet OF the Oregon Retail
Hardware and Implement Dealers AS
socioation.
Ehe Dnfur Valley Fruitgrowers
Union has arranged for a booster
meeting the latter part Of next month.
4 H Shepard of this city and A. P.
Batehsm, of Mosier, will be invited
to address the meeting.
The annual dinner OF the Unitarian
church will be held on the evening of
January 81 at the church at d 30. All
members are urged to be present
At O'Clock public reception will
be given to the new minister. Nj.
Mcdonald. to which all are invited
A cotdial Invitation is extended
to all to attend the vesp service at
the Unitarian church next Sunday at
p. m. The subject is "Hymns
and Hymn Writers. " Instrumental
aud vocal music will be given.
The Christian Science society will
hold services at their reading loom 10
the Davidson building, Cascade Ave.
and Third St., Sunday IL a. m. Sub.
ject "Love " Wednesday evening
meetings at 1870.
Pine Grove Grange will give
dance Friday night, February 4.
Bring your girl aud have good time.
The dances will be in charge Of the
ladies and most OF the dances will
be lady's choice. Come out, boys,
and see how you stand In.
Miss Ellen O'Counor, daughter
of Mrs NJ E O'Connero, OF Port.
land, was married Monday to Charles
Coons Cartwright, OF Cincinnati
The bride was known in Hood River.
Mr and Mrs Cartwright have gone to
Cincinnati TO live.
The sheriff g office has been moved
to the west room in the court house,
which has been used as the court
rooG. Sheriff Morse and Deputy
Christie took a little work out with
the hammer and saw and have their
new quarters pretty comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. K n Wall ce left
last week for an extended trip in the
east aud to Europe. They will visit
in New York state and then go on to
Cologne, Germany, where their
daughter, Miss Margaret Wallace. is
studying music Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace expect to spend some time in
Italy before returning home.