The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Z. Michel are visit
| ing on the coast.
c. L. Rogers, of Portland, was here
last week on business.
Good things in eats. See Holman on
the Heights on Saturdays.
Charles Steinhauser ana F. w.
Brown were in The Dalles Sunday. ssas sssss
j. II. HeiIbronner has purchased a
new automobile, White Gas Car.
Holman on the Heights will have
Ham and Lard specials on Saturdays.
M. S. Kern, of Pendleton, Oregon,
was here the first of the week on bust
ness.
Call at Holmans Meat Market on
the Heights Saturdays for special
prices on hams and lard.
Louis Mex and family, who spent the
winter in Seattle, have returned to
their ranch near Mt, Hood.
Mrs. W. N. Winter was called to
Idaho Tuesday night on account Of the
serious illness of her father
Slocom's Circulate g Library is
certainly popular, judging from the
| way UllC lDtluDCISlllp BlOWo'
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Skin
nar Saturday night, girl. The young
lady has been christened June.
Adding new books all the time to the
Slocom's Circulating Library. Two
cents day, or fifty cents month.
Charles l.. Wheeler came over Tues
day from the Camas Prairie country,
where he is interested in real estate. .: .:
Mrs. c. H. Sletton, who has been
visiting her mother at Oak Grove,
near Oregon City, spent Sunday here.
Eruce Schuman, who has been in the
Portland Office of the Oregon Apple
company, returned to Hood River
Sunday.
Mr.. end Mrs. A. W. Boorman and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boorman returned
home after spending the winter at San
Diego, California.
Next week l.. ]. Marsh will open
frst-cIas4 cigar stand in the CONNIE cial
Clubs billi rd hail.
Don't forget to take one Of those new
books from Slocom'5 Circulating Lii
brary home with you. A pleasant
CNCblllS lOl WV NNAlISs
The Whist Club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. l.. f. Henderson and
Miss Constance Henderson at their
home on the Farview road.
Baraca and Philathea classes will
present clicks at College" a comedy
in three acts, at the Monroe Opera
house, Tuesday night, March 2l.
Miss Nellie Cook, who has been the
stenographer of the Commercial Club,
left here Friday to make her home
with her parents in San Francisco.
. The United Brethren Ladies Aid
Society will have all kinds of home
baking at Bartmess store next Satur
day. Doughnuts, bread and cake, etc.
Prices reasonable.
Special meeting of stockholders of
the Cottage Hospital Association will
be held at the Office of the secretary,
room 5, Brosius building, at Z p. NJ,
Tuesday, March IA, 1911. By order
Board of Directors. +. c. Brosius, Sec.
Arthur Clarke, the jeweler, is plan
ing big auction sale Of his old stock,
cut glassware, jewelry, watches, and
hnadpainted china, Saturday, March 16.
Mr.. Clarke is making orders for new
goods and the sale will be held in order
that he may be able to make room for
them.
l.. j. Marsh will open an up-to-date
cigar stand in the billiard hall of the
Commercial Club next week.
The subjects of the sermons at the
Congregational church next Sunday
will be "The School of the Burning
Bush" in the morning and woman
hood picture Of "The Gifted Bachelor
Maid' the evening. Mr.. Harris will
preach.
Mrs. Chas. 7. Early entertained at
whist Saturday afternoon. The guest
rooms of her State street home were
beautifully decorated with Oregon
Grape and Daffodis. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Eta Bancroft and Mrs.
j. D. McCully.
j. A. Shere stopped Off here Tuesday
while returning from New York to his
home in San Francisco and visited his
father, Thos. Shere. This is Mr..
Shere's:frst visit to his old home in
four years. He says that Hood River
5HOWS great progress.
Chester Huggins, manager of the
| University of Oregon Freshman basket
ball team, accompanied the team to
Portland, where it played high schools
of that place this week. This is the
first freshman basketball team that
has ever left the University for a
game.
The Hotel Oregon in addition to
their regular A La Carte Dinner will
serve a special Table d'Hote dinner
next Sunday from the hours of IL to 9
at midday and from 5 80 to 7 80 in the
evening. Music in evening by the
Mandolin and Guitar Club. Price rs
cents.
INoc | have over 1000 beautiful pat
% terms to select from for Ladies'
and Gents suitings. 1t is pleasure to
show them, J. G. Thomas, Ladies' and