The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-09-29

f. H. Hartwig, attorney, was in The
DalIes last week on an equity case il
the Circuit Court.
A. w. Stone, of Morriyille, Vt,
came last week and spent some time
looking over the valley with a view
to investing in fruit land.
MIR. and Mrs. Hawley Hoffman anc
Miss Lisa Wood, of Portland, were
weekend guests at the bungalow of
f. X. Moller in the valley.
Mrs. Herbert Henry Darling and
son, Herbert Henry Darling, Jr., of
Brookline, Mass, were here the latter
part of last week visiting friends.
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darlington
desire to express their appreciation for
the kindnesses offered by the neigh
bors and friends in the event of the
loss of their daughter.
Max kol tum, of Chicago, arrived
last week and is with f. G. Naper on
the latter's east side ranch. They are
occupying the new house just finished
by Mr.. Naper.
Louis Henderson, son of John Leland
Henderson, returned recently on "A
leave of absence from the PHILIPPINES,
where he has been engaged on the
United Safes Land Survey.
Ladies of town and vicinity are in
vited to meet with the United Breth-
rem Ladies Aid Society at the home of
Mrs. o. b. Hartley next Friday after
MON fpr a X [apSipptnn pr,urop, md
lunch.
Miss Blanche HARRISON returned to
Forest Grove last Monday after spend
ing year at home. Miss HARRISON
will continue her musical studies under
the direction of Mrs. Pauline Miller
Chapman.
Mrs. Frank Cook and daughter,
! Nettie, of San Franccso, arrived last
week for an extended visit with the
formers brother, James Taylor, and
family on the east side. Mrs. Cook
and Mr.. Taylor had not seen one
another for Is years.
Miss Marie Brehm, set out by the
Presbyterian Assembly, a permanent
Board for Temperance work, will speak
in our city Tuesday evening, October A.
See posters for place Of lecture. Miss
Brehm has charge Of the great temper
ance parade soon to take place in Port
land.
One of the rare opportunities to Sc
cure a home in town is this of five
rooms, pantry, no bath fitted up as yet,
good woodshed; well kept lawn, side
walk in front; fine view; desirable
neighborhOod lot 80 by 100 on corner.
Only $1700 takes it now Call 259.
Hood River will be represented this
year by six students in Willamette
University at Salem. F. r. jackson,
Will Foss, Misses Jennie and Grace
Edgington, Pearl Bradley and Ada
Mark left during the past week for
Salem to enter the University.
-Four acres well drained land close
to town; very good for fruit, but even
better for truck farming; nearly all
cleared; partly in hay at present; will
make fine little home place; free
water; you can get this now for only
1925 per acre. Call up 259, to ask
about it.
Mrs. II. j. Frederick and daughter,
Merle, returned the latter part of last
week from five weeks visit in British
Columbia and the Sound country.
While there they visited seventeen
towns and cities, crossed the Sound
eighteen times to different points and
visited five islands, returning home
much pleased with the trip.
Services will be held next Sunday at
the Congregational church to be con
Quoted by Rev. ii. c. LOwden, of I'm
derwood. Mr.. Lowden was formerly
pastor of Providence, r. l., but at
present is owner Of fruit farm at
Underwood, and pastor of Congrega-
tional churches at Stevenson and I'm
derwOod
The Woman's Missionary Society, of
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. A. W. Onthanl, September u,
and elected the following officers
Mrs. A. w. Noble, president; Mrs.
Augusta Price, vice-president; Mrs.
A. c. Buck, secretary; Mrs. G. X.
Castner, treasurer.
Sidney Story, for fifteen years
Park Commissioner Of New Orleans !;
cH-menDeT OF new OTledIlS MUNICH
pal Assembly; father Of reform meas
ures which have solved civic problems
in his native city, and one Of the fore
most speakers in DiXieland, will de-
liver an address in Hood River some
time next month, his topic being
"Model License Law, the Only Cure
for the Evils of Intemperance.
j. 2. O'Brien, general manager Of
the Hartman lines in Oregon, came up
from Portland Saturday in his private
car and spent the day in the valley.
The party on the O'Brien ear included
Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. J. p O'Bren, Sr.,
Miss Lillian O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stanley and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Mcdonald, Of Portland, Miss
Brown, of San Francisco and Miss
Kelly, of Pittsburg The visitors were
taken for an automobile trip around
the valley being accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. E. 0. Blanchar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T Early and Mrs. John
Stanley.