The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

from business trip OF several days
to Salt Lake City.
The Gem theateI will hereafter
change its progr IN only on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Harold Dabney has gone to San
francisco to take the examinations
for entrance to West Point.
A marriage license WAS issued last
week to Henry h. Wiedemann and
Miss Isabelle Harris Stewart.
Miss Winifred Geiss, of Walla
Walla, was holiday visitor at ths
home of her uncle, j. K, Nunamaker.
G E. Glaze and family lett Tues
day foI San Diego, Cal, where they
will spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Hood River lodge, No. l05, A. f.
and A. M, will hold special meet
ing Saturday night. Work in the f
g. degree.
A. +. Adams returned Wednesday
from the east where he spent Christ
mas. lie stopped IN Baker City for a
day on the return.
Carroll M. HUI burt attended ain
uer given by the members Of the Chi
Psi fraternity at the University Club
in Portland last week.
All outgoing officers and officers
elect of Candy Relief Corps, are earn
estiy requested to be at the X. OF
Hall Saturday, January 8, at II 80
sharp, for business. by request OF
Post officers. -...-.
Mrs. Clara Essou. CT Eugene, State
Bible School superint 'ndent. address
I'd d meeting on Bible School work ut
The Christian chul Oh last night This
afternoon at 2:30 she will speak at +
meeting for women only
Arthur Ramsey, who has been drunk
and given the officers tbrouble sever 81
times lately, became intoxicated Fri
day night aud Marsh ! Lewis escorted
him to the edge OF the village sna
pushed him off. he bsssnot returned.
DR.. J. A. Heavier, of Spokane, well
known here, has written h Ii Shep
,rd of "Better Fruit" of the great
pleasure it gave him to witness the
moving picture productions OF Hood
River apple orchard activity in that
city on New Years eve.
Mrs Marion McRae left Portland
| Saturday for Chicago. According
to Portland pareIs, she expects to
sell large tract of Houd River land
while in the east She will go on to
New York and remain until April.
Mrs Eugene q. Rexford arrived
Friday from Indianapolis and joined
| neI husband, who has been here for
, coupl eof months hey will live
on the Klemer place near OdelI
temporarily, and expect to locate
n the spring.
Lee Wells, who came home from
| Salem, where he has been attending
willamette University, to spend the
| holidays, is ill at the Cottage Hos
pital with typhoid fever There has
been a big epidemic of typhoid in
| Salem as a result of bad water.
The members of the Thursday Whist
Club enjoyed a bobsled ride last
Thursday night to the country home
of Prof. aud Mrs G. d. Thompson
rbe party went out from town tor
dinner and after pleasant evening
eturDed by moonlight
George Platt, G. G Walton, Rae
Babson, Philip D Atwater ard Miss
Mary Allen, all OF the Upper Valley,
have gone to Corvall Is to take the
short courses Offer ed In Horticulture
by the Oregon Agricultural College
Howard Isen berg left tuesday for
| Nampa. Idaho, where be will attend
the meeting of Idaho horticulturists
and represent "Better Fruit. :" From
there be will go on to Hamilton and
Steyensville, Montana, where meetings
are to be held next week by the horti
culturists of Montana.
According TO reports IN Portland
papers, the good roads enthusiasts
| there expect to have enough money
by the close of the automobile show,
January %, to insure the construction
Of the Mt. Hood aud Hood River
roads.
Persons going to Corvalli1 fot the
winter short courses which opened at
the Oregon Agricultural College.
Tue:day, may secure rates OF fare
and a third over the Southern Paci dc
ON the unsal convention nIsn. Re.
ceipts should be seonred at the time
tickets are purchased.
Rev. A. J. Adams, of the Christian
church, announces evangelistic ser
vices to be held at the church at
Ninth aud Eugene streets open 'nR
Sunday evening. The services will
be continued through the week days
and will begin at T; 80 each evening.
All are invited to attend these ser
vices.
The annual meeting OF the riverside
Congregational church will be hela
Friday noon at the Parsonage Din.
ner will be served at moon sharp aud
the business session will follow Riv'
erside church has had 10 many re-
spects an eventful year. Reports will
be given. All members of the church
are urged to be present to help plan
for larger and better things.