The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-04-13

A fine line of special Hood River
pennants. College Pennants, and Fra
ternity Pennants at Pliers Book Store.
Mrs. N. W. Powell, who was
visiting relatives here last week, re-
turned to her home in Vancouver Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. A. Carson returned to her
home in Vancouver Saturday after
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homewood.
Fred W. Jockey, of the Pacific
Monthly, who predicts an increase in
the development of Northwestern
resources, was here Friday in the
interest of his publication.
DR.. ". M. Post, who recently came
here from Neenah, Wis, moved from
the city last week to the ranch pur-
chased by him from Walter G. Z.
Smith in the Oak Grove district.
E. o. Blnachar left Sunday night for
an extended visit at different points in
Wisconsin. He will join Mrs. Blanchar
at Madison, where she has been visit
ing her parents for the past two
weeks.
Ii you have we'll located land or a
good business proposition for sale at
reasonable price, write me at once en-
closing self addressed stamped envelope
for reply owners only.) Address J. C..
Ross, S16 2nd Ave. So, Minneapolis,
MINI. a-27
| The Heights baseball team will meet
the fast team of the Meier Frank Co.,
of Portland, Sunday afternoon. The
| Heights boys have demonstrated their
class and the game should prove one
of the best on local grounds this sea-
son.
Portland people who have been at
Mrs. Alma Howe's during the past
week are: Miss Raby Armstrong and
Cecilia Cain, General Bacon, two child
rem and sister, Mrs. Beach, Louis Van
Orman, Henry Poulterer and j. A.
| Freeman.
The revival at Odell conducted by
Rev. Handsaker of the First Christian
Church continues with growing inter
est The church had 18 additions the
past week. The revival will probably
| IlOoC llCAG DuHudy evening"
As have purchased an auto truck to
deliver and haul my goods | now Offer
my team of dark brown mares for sale
They are well matched, good drivers
work anywhere, are kind and gentle
Age 6 and 10, weight 1890 each. VIII
sell at a sacrifice, $3.50 with a new sci
of breaking harness.
Rockford Store Phone 1GQ.N
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Adrian Epping, ac.
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Robt. R.
Carter, made trip to Lyle Sunday by
automobile, going up the Oregon side
and ferrying at The Dalles. The return
trip, however, was made down the
north bank of the Columbia.
Devlin & FIrebaugh, selling agents
for the Hood River Orchard Lan1 Co.
report that the opening day of the
Moser View tract will be held Sun.
day, April 16, when a special trair
will be run from Portland for the
convenience of prospective pur.
chasers.
Say did you know Frank Dayton
paints signs of all kinds, also carriages
and autos. Try him on your next
work. Phone 2OS-M.
Judge E: G. Smith, of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, and Judge Mccoy, OF
Yankton, South Dakota, who have q
1900 acre tract of orchard land near
Husum, which they have been inspect,
ing, were here last Friday and were
shown over the Valley by j. IW. Cope.
land and X. W. Pratt. They are plann.
ing to secure locations for summer
| homes here.
A fine line of special Hood River
pennants, College Pennants, and Frat
ernity Pennants at Pliers Book Store.
Next Sunday at the Unitarian Church
the subject of the sermon will be "The
Bodily Resurrection of Jesus. "
Special music is being arranged. On
Friday, April 81, in the Unitarian
Church, an address will be given by
Rev. Henry Wilder Foote, of Ann
Arbor, Michigan. All are crdoially
invited to this address.
Sunday, being Easter Sunday, the
services at st. Marks Episcopal
Church will be as follows: Holy Com
muni0n-7 80 A. M. !; Morning Prayer,
Holy Communion and sermon-ll A.
M. Every member of the Episcopal
Church, unable to attend on Easter
day.is requested to communicate with
thesrector, Rev. E. T. Simpson, that
arrangements may be made for their
Easter Communion.
Attend the dance at Mt. Hood, Fri
day evening, April q Music by New.
mans orchestra. a2O
The Christian Endeavors of the
Valley Christian Church will give a
social Wednesday evening, May 10.
A we'll stocked candy booth will be
provided and an excellent cafeteria
lunch will be served. The main at
traction, however, will be a kangaroo
court, at which a prominent Hood
River attorney will preside.
1t will be of interest to YOU If you
call up Frank Dayton, 20S-M before
you have your painting, papering or
tinting done. Wall paper at Portland
prices. Shop across from Oregon
Hotel.