The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-03-23

D. Donaldson, J. Donaldson and VIM.
Donaldson, three young men from
Edinburgh, Scotland, have been here
investigating northwestern fruit cul-
ture.
Cheap Building Sites-Residence lots
in the new Middleton Addition, one
block south OF High School. Price $3.50
to $3.50, 10 per cent down, easy INSTALL
ments. John Leland henderson, Inc
r. P. Finney and family have moved
here from Puyallup, Wash, to the
ranch formerly owned by Miss Failing
which he recently purchased. Mr.
Finney came east from Iowa about a
year ago.
Hotel Oregon will serve their Table
DHote and A La Carte dinner each
Sunday hereafter from II NJ to,2 7, M.
and music in the evening by the Hood
River Guitar and Mandolin Club, $50
to 80 P. M.
Hunt Paint s Wallpaper Co.-New
Spring Line of Wallpaper. Every
thing new. No old stock. Remnants
at big reduction to make room for
new stock. m30
C. F. Swander, of Portland, Core
spending Secretary of the Oregon
Christian Missionary Society, will
speak in the First Christian Church of
Hood River, April 9. He will bring a
message that all should hear.
The following people from Portland
have been at Mrs Alma Howe's for the
past week: The family of DR.. Chas.
| f. Chamberlain; the family of Mr..
Bloch, of the Marx & Bloch Jewelry
Co; the Misses Caine and Smith.
We have limited amount of fertil-
izer in stock now, but would advise or
dering at once as Portland supplies are
; already short and we may not be able
to fill troken lines later on. See Stran-
ahan 4 Clark. m-30
John Walters and family returned
Monday from visit with friends IN
Riverside and San Bernadino, Calf.
Mr.. Walters stated on alghting from
the train that Hood River sunshine
looked fine after CALIFORNIA; rain.
Goods Temples" will be the subject
I of Minister T. S. Handsaker's discourse
e at the First Christian Church next Sun
t dav morning. In the evening a special
: song service will be held. A. B. Cash
will deliver the address of the evening.
y Frank Dayton, the painter is now
0 prepared to do all kinds of sign work,
also carriage and automobile painting,
4 in his new quarters on Cascade and
Second streets Phones 2OS-M. and
r 342.L.
). Homer Woodworth, who carries the
Heights mail, has recently received
f the good news of a hundred dollar
e increase in his salary. Mr.. Wood
r worth has been in the service for ~
: wears, having been carrier at Milwaukee
and Portland before coming here.
t ]. Wesley Ladd and Dr. Herbert
e Nichols passed through the city Sun
:. day night on their return to Portland
e from a visit to the new club house of
the Snow Shoe club, of that city. The
!. trip was made for the purpose of ems
loving the excellent skiing which the
:. region affords.
n In the series Of sermons on Life 8
Journey" which are being given by
Rev. J. r. Hargreaves at the Baptist
y church on the Heights, the topic for
= next Sunday evening will be 1.-The
. Home Stretch" " A service of Tartc-
IT ular interest to older people as well as
suggestive to the young is plannedS
u Attorney A. A. Jayne returned last
10 week from an extended trip through
/ Mexico. Mr.. Jayne says that he and
his party did not witness any Of the
e conflicts between the insurrectionists
= and the federals but states that the
l. situation was growing bit uncomfor
L table when they departed
Prof. w. H. Lawrence, the eXper
Id hOrticulturist who has been engaged by
t. the Applegrowers Fellowship assoca
ir ton, has an office in room 10 Of The
Id Hejlbronner building. Prof. Lawrence
he NAV be found at the Office on Satur
davs. The remainder of his time i
- spent in field work.
:. The dancing party given at the Cd
.ai Fellows hall last Wednesday night ,
m Mrs H. l.. Dumbe and Mrs Chas. !
re Early proved to be one Of the best o
er the social functions of the season
he The ball room was artistlcally deco
rated in Shamrocks to conform to tn
49, sentiment of the approaching 81
a.. Patrick's day. A delightful buftt
e. luncheon was served.
ho The commencement exercises of tf
ed. graduating of the nurses of tf
,iss Cottage Hospital will be held Wedne
day evening, April 5, at the Assemb
hall of the Commercial Club. Tf
zen members of the class are: Miss
.iyy, ay, Lucy freeman, Ionia McGrath and Lei
IN Lucille Brawn. An interesting progra
ave ave has been prepared and the public
or cordially invited to attend.
" The pastors theme at the Congreg
. tional church next Sunday morniI
solf will be "The Power for Self-Reali2
2l ol ton" the second in the series on ''Wh
"a 3aiS We Believe and Why" taking up t
49,, or., revelation we have in Jesus Chris
cen zen The Womanhood Picture in the eve
'p"i ing will be Of Ruth-"The Heroine
an Unheroic Love" "
pat, If you have anything in cabinet woI
lies door and window frames, screens,
e to pairing or anything in the carpen
and line call 3Os-X. Wright's Carpen
Ehou pt the old ArmOry huilling