The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-20
Miss j. W. Davis spent Sunday 10

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Portland.
Mrs. Willis Van Horn left Tuesday
for he east.
W. II. Marshall went to Portland
on business tuesday.
Frank Chandler went to Portland
Sunday for a few days.
There will be no meeting OF St.
Marks Guild this week.
Rev. L. B. Ford went to Portland
Monday for a few days.
Pierce A Cox, OF Vancouver, WAS
here Monday on business.
M. A Rawson, of Portland, wa
here on business Friday.
Mrs. Coburn Allen spent the early
part of the week in Portland.
Born-To MIR. and Mrs. Jam g
Strsnahan, January IL, a girl.
W. Fl Weber, of Chicago, came last
week to look over orchard ands.
John Often and wife spent several
days of the past week In Portland.
The Vancouver Wash. Columb bisn
issued handsome Christmas edition,
Born-Io Roy Ellis and wife, on
Methodist Lane, boy, January H.
Mrs. Y. G. Brock returned SUNDAY
after spending few days in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J H. HeiIEronner
went to Portland tuesday for short
visit.
Roy Slocom is travelling for tie
Mitchell, Lweis & Staver Co, OF
Portland.
G. H. Stranahan attended the
meeting OF Scottish Rite Masons In
Portland last week.
l.. Amelia Smith, of Lafayette,
ILL.,, arrived Friday to visit at the
home OF U. j. Nelson.
John Miller, the capitalist, dis.
located bis jaw bone last week prais-
ing Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
Mrs W l.. Smith, of Hood River
will leave Thursday for month 3
VISIT with her son, at Mojave, Cal
Miss Elizabeth Bronaugh, of Port.
land is the guest of Miss Ethel Al
BRIG ht 10 the Oak Grove district.
Next Sunday at the Unitarian
church. Rev II. A. Macdonald will
speak on the snbject Westward Ho'.
G. f. Conlev left Saturday for
Joseph He will spend several mouths
there bnt expect to return to Hood
River to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Fairly
and MIR. and Mrs. William Yates
vent 10 Portland Sunday to spend a
few days
A number of residents up on the
hill gathered Friday evening at the
home of I. j. Cunning and thorough
ly enjoyed a neighborbood party
MIR. and Mrs 9. X. CastDer, Mrs.
Charles Cartuer and children left
Friday for Los Angeles, where The!
will spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Lost-Lsdy Maccabee ring, spider
mount, Saturday evening, probably
in post office. Suitable reward for
return to Mrs. q. H Lynn, News
office.
The new pastor of the Baptist
church Rev. j K Hargrsyes arrived
Saturday and preached two excellent
sermons on Sunday to large audi
| ences.
The Women's Mission circle will be
entertain7d at the time OF K = BraRl
by Mrs. Matte Smith today at 2:3C
n. m. Refreshments will be served
all are cordially invited.
Winitred. the six weeks old daughter
| of Howard Shoemaker and wife, died
Thursday and the funeral was held
Friday. The baby became suddenly
sick and WIS ill but few hours.
7. II. Farrell, of Chicago, and G
4 Moseley went to Portland Sunday
Mr.. Farrell expects to visit otbel
pats Of Oregon aud later return TO
Hood River to locate.
Mrs G. A. sDano returned Monday
after spending several months IL
Msrsh6eld, the guest OF her sou, M
A. Dane. Her SOD came With hei
and will return to the Coos Eay
metropolis Sat1r day.
| III NJ, fTIUulh Huu WIG Sulo ht'
recently from Edmonton. Alberta
and expect to live bere again. Itel
formerly lived in Hood River bu
have spent the past year aud bal
| IN the Canadian town
The Packer. one Of leading paper
Of lis kind in the country, has re
Gently opened an Office in Los Angelo
from which the editin" known as th'
Pacific Coast Packer ia issued 9th"
editions are published from KHnss
Civ. New York. Cincinnati aud Chi
ragn.
A special trHin Of l3 cars passed
through here Tuesday morning carry
irg $50 persons from the Spokan
country who are taking the Oregon
California excursion from the Inlaut
tgpite ih"' -err"F"nt ths con
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