The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-02

The ministerial association of the city
met in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional Church Monday morning Rev
f. A. Harris discussed the question Of
"The Minister'S Attitude toward
Divorce.
Persons from Hood River who attend
ed the Bergman NiCkelSen nuptaIs in
The Dallcs last week were: M. II.
Nickelser, Mrs. T. G. FROM, and the
Misses Margaret, Viola and Gertrude
Nickelsen.
M. c. Nickelsen and the Misses
Viola, Gertrude and Margaret Nickel
sen were in The Dalle3 last week to
attend the wedding of Neil II. Berry
man to Miss Josephine NickcIsen.
Miss Margret Nickelsen was one OF the
bridesmaids.
George Hunt and George Watson
found bobcat trapped in a pigeon
cage instead OF finding the birds on the
ranch of }. W. Parker, near MitcheII's S
the other day. The wild feline had
already made way with the pigeons
and two Georges "did it, to the cat.
F. X. Dunn, travelling freight agent
of the O.-W r. & NJ, and h. f.
Lounsbury, assistant general freight
agent for these lines were here thurs
day and made a trip through the valley
in company with Secretary j. c. Skin
ner, of the Commercial Clurb and p. S.
Davidson.
Brotherhood and BrotherhooI' will
be the theme of the day at the Baptist
church Sunday and the sermon subjects
| for morning and evening will be
"FaherhO0d of God and Brotherhood
of Man, respectively.
There will be a regular meeting of
the School and Home Association Mon
day evening, at z 80 o'clock, IN the
Unitarian church. Prof. Mclaughlin
will give short address. All citizens
are cordially urged to be present
George Bliss, catcher for the ST..
| Louis National league team, came
Saturday to spend few days the guest
of David Currier, Jr., on is ranch near
Summit. Mr.. Bliss has been spending
the winter with his family in Berkeley,
Cal, and is now on his way east to join
his team for the season.
BuIdette Thayer, of Spring Valley,
Mimi, came Sunday for ief visit
at the home of w. 6. Banks in he
Belmont section. Mr.. Thayer is a
prominent attorney Of his home state
and is the author of many Of its laws.
He is favorably impressed with Ore OF
and may locate in Portland.
l.. E. Swan, of White Salmon, has
been in town during the past week
driving a handsome new Schact 40"
touring car. Mr. Swan and his father,
W. W. Swan, have the agency for the
Schacht car for White Salmon and
Hood River. The car, which is manu-
factured in Cincinnati, is high class,
low priced machine which is meeting
with much favor this season.
The sermons at the Congregational
church next Sunday will be on "Ihe
Society Of Jesus, considering the
matter of church membership in the
morning and "The Victim and Victor
in Marriage" the fourth in the series
Of pictures of womanhood, in the even
ing, founded on the Story Of Rachael
and Leah.
The Glacier was in error last week
in recording the death Of Mrs. Delbert
Sandman, the name being printed
MRS. Albert Sandman, Mrs. Sand
man died February Is after a week S
illness following the birth Of child.
The infant and three other children
survive. The burial was at the Catho-
lie cemetery instead Of X. Of p. Gem
etery as was stated last week.
A lot Of new books just from the press
have been added to Slocoms CircuIat-
ing Library, 2 cents per day or 80 cents
per month
The Horticultural Fire Relief will
save you 40 per cent insurance. See
T. ID. Tweedy, 18th St. Phone l47-L
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