The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-12-08

Born-Friday to MIR. and Mrs. j. c.
Forman, son.
Frank Scarce, of Mosier, was here
Saturday on business.
A. P. Bateham, of Mosier, was in
Hood River Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M Braly went to
The Dalles Tuesday on business.
d. Currier, Jr., and Miss Dorthy
Dorsey were in Portland Thursday.
Eddy P. Michel returned Saturday
from Collins greatly improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Dakin, of
Rooster Rock farm, visited their sons
in Hood River over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Ries, of Parkdale, left Mon
day for Central Point, Ore, to spend
the winter with her children.
DR.. W. R. Collie was called to
Beloit, Wis, last Friday, on account
of the serious illness of his mother.
w. H. Peugh, Mrs. Peugh and
Nettie Peugh, and s. S. Copple leave
today for Los Angeles to spend the
winter.
Keep it in mind, December II, the
regular annual Unitarian Holiday Ba-
zaar, delicious plum puddings, pies and
home made candies.
The members of the Loyal Berean
Glass of the Christian Sunday school
gave pleasant farewell party for
Miss Nettie Peugh at her home, Mon.
day evening.
c. S. Smith, has sold his ranch near
town and is thinking of making his
future home at Gresham. His house.
hold goods were shipped to that place
this week.
Miss Hope Shelley, who was associa-
ted with A. B. Shelley in the real
estate business here. left last week for
the University of Michigan, at Ann
Arbor, to study homeopathic course.
"The Truth Abut He'll" is the sub
ject announced by Pastor Harris for
next Sunday evening. 1t seems that
good many people have been trying to
find out what he thinks on this subject
since he came to Hood River and the
intends to tell them-be it much or
little.
This week the Reading Club will
meet on Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Reverend H. A. Macdonald,
on the Heights. The book will be
"The Holy Grail" Bring your Idylls
with you, and remember the reading
begins at seven thirty. Men and
women with love of good literature
are welcome.
E. B. Claxton, not to be out done
by others shipped two boxes of apples
to Park River, North Dakota, and the
parties he sent them to were so
pleased with the fruit they had it put
on display in the window of bank
where hundreds of people viewed the
Hood River apples and declared that
they were the finest that they had
ever seen.
Hood River Commandery No. IL,
Knights Templar, held their annual
meeting Tuesday evening and elected
the following officers; G. X. Marshall,
E. c.; r. W. Pratt, Gen.; G. r.
Castner, G. G.; j. Often, Treas. /;
W. l.. Clark, Rec. The other officers
will be appointed by the newly elected
Eminent Commander, and the installa-
tion will be held jointly with Mt. Hood
Council, r. & S. M, probably Decem-
Der 26. The annual meeting of the
Council will be held Tuesday evening,
December 20.
The ladies' of the Unitarian church
will hold their annual Christmas
bazaar and bake sale in the furniture
department of the Stewart Hardware
/ NJ utn Cnt.t .1n.y
December II. Come and buy your
Christmas presents. Beautiful hand
painted .china. sofa pillows, exquisite
aprons and quantities of little things
for Xmas gifts. Get your Xmas plum
puddings, fruit cakes, mincemeat, and
beautiful cakes of all kinds, home
made candies and all good things that
the Unitarian Bake Sale has.
c. B. Aitchison and F. w. Miller, Of
the state railroad commission, were
here Monday to hear complaint filed
against the Mt Hood road about the
passenger service to Parkdale. A
number of witnesses were present
from the upper valley and were repre-
sented by Attorney John Gavin, of
The Dalles. The Mt. Hood Railroad
| was TSpTebtHbSu ny n. n. Jdyues hS
the service had been improved in re-
gard to the running schedule in
October, there was but little to con-
tend for, and the commission took the
case under advisement.
]. r. Nickelsen last week moved
into his new seven-room bungalow on
his ranch two miles west on the State
road, 1t is one Of the prettiest resi-
dences in the valley, designed by r.
R. Bartlett, architect, and erected by
| J. M. Wright. 1t has very fine view
of the Columbia river and the noun
tains on the Washington side and the
roms are very pleasant. The arrange
ment Of the house is excellent. Mr..
Nickelsen has an abundant supply of
fine spring water, which he has piped
from the hills above, with faucets dis
tributed around over the place, and
piped into the house under good pres
sure.