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

Buggy whips at Holman's on the
Heights.
j. G. Forman, of Summit, is in Port
land on business.
B. E. Duncan was in The Dalles
Tuesday on business.
g A. G. Cruikshank was in The Dalles
Tuesday on business.
j. c. Skinner was in Portland Mon
day on a business trip.
The Hotel Oregon will continue its
Table d'Hote service Sunday with mu-
Sic
Miss Ethel Wynne Harris is the
guest of Miss EuIah McCully this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall returned
Sunday from two days visit in Port
land.
DR.. W. p. Worcester returned Satur-
day from trip in the Deschutes
country.
Bicycles repaired and bicycle sup
plies Of all kinds at Holman's on the
Heights.
Geo. r. Wilbur returned Sunday
from Omaha, Neb., where he had beer
on legal business.
Brooms at Holman's on The Heights
David Cooper, of Portland, was here
Friday visiting friends.
w. F. Laraway left Tuesday fol
Corvallis where he will attend tn,
Grand Council of Masons.
Plans are being made to hav,
another of the Assembly dances in th'
early Post-Lenten season.
Mrs. Ralph McDannold, of Walli
Walla, is visiting at the home of he
sister, Mrs. T. S. Handsaker.
! W. S. Montgomery has returned
from a few weeks business triI
through the Willamette Valley.
F. H. Coolidge will move his jewelr.
store April II to the Johnson building
corner of Oak and Third streets.
DR.. F. C. Brosius and family return
ed Tuesday from Los Angeles, CaIifor
MIA.
The ladies of the Unitarian Allianc
will hold bake and apron sale at j
M. Woods grocery store Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kidell and child
of Portland, arrived here Saturday fo
a short visit with,Dr. and Mrs. c. H
Jenkins.
6 Mrs. Mabel Carter, who has beel
conducting a class in China painting
at The Dalles, will give an exhibit a
that city.
Fred w. Wasson left for Indianapo
lis, Ind, Tuesday noon, having beel
called back by the serious illness o
his mother.
Our stock of Barred Plymouth Rock
are the best we have ever had. Speci
ally selected and mated. The rooster
are something grand. The hens ar
well marked, good in shape and tn,
color cannot be beat. If you want t.
improve your stock, get tn best whicl
is the cheapest. Eggs in two setting
lots $3.50. Phone 183-X.
Rockford Poultry Yard, Hood River
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bebee, of Port
land, after having spent several day
here last week on business, returned
home Friday.
Interesting Passion Week service.
are in progress at the Baptist Church
Mr.. Hargreaves is being assisted BY
Rev. ]. G. Tate.
VIM. A. DalzieI, state factory in
spector, was in the city the first of thu
week busily engaged in inspection
work.
Debate, on Labor Unions" ParE
Grange Hall tomorrow night, April IA
Odell H. S., affirmative, and Franktor
H. s., negative.
Debate, on Labor Unions" Parl
Grange Hall tomorrow night. Odel
High School, affirmative, and Franktol
High School, negative.
Phil. d. Atwater, Chas. r. Bone, B
E. Duncan and Chas. l.. Wheeler were
in the Camas Prairie district of Wash
ington last week on business.
Debate, on Labor Unions" Parl
Grange Hall tomorrow night, April ID
Odell High School, affirmative, ant
Frankton High School negative.
Herbert Phillips and his mother
Mrs. 4. G. Phillips, who left here about
months ago for Strool, S. D., re
turned last week to again become
residents of the city.
F. A. Bradley, formerly a popular
student of the University of Missouri
who came here from the east last
week, has accepted position as nigh
clerk with the Mt. Hood Hotel.
A house and lot on State street
east of Ninth street, for 81 800. Term:
one half cash. G. Y. Edwards & Co
Frank J. Miller, Grand Priest of tht
Royal Arch Masons, paid the Hooc
River chapter an official visit Friday
evening. The work was eXemplifiet
followed by banquet.
The Mt. Hood Hotel is now servin,
breakfast la carte at moderate prices
and will soon begin serving the evening
meal on the same plan. The pOpula
MONDAY meal will be continued as a
present, table de hote. The high stand
ard of cooking and service has made th,
Mt. Hood dining room popular will
local people and the travelling public.