The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-11
CDELL.

BY an exchange of property Mark
Cameron, of the Box Factory becomes
owner Of the blacksmith shop of w.
A. X. Bradley also two houses and lots
in which Mr. Bradley and his family
and Mrs. Nancy Bradley and daughter
reside. The Bradleys will go to East
ern Oregon and take possession of a
ranch which they acquired in the ex-
change. A blacksmith from Hood
River will have charge Of the shop and
the houses will be for rent.
MIR. and Mrs. Hraold Friedley, of
The Dalles, came down week age
Saturday for visit with Mr.. Fried
ley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Friedley. On Tuesday night their six
months old baby became seriously i'll
and passed away Wednesday night.
The body of the little one was taker
to The Dalles for interment. Mr.. anC
M RS. A. j. Fridley accompanied the
sorrowing, young parents home ant
remained Tor the bahy's funeral. Wher
coming away for this visit home little
they thought what sadness would come
before the week had passed.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Lyman lef
Thul sday for their future home a
Washoulgal, Wash, where they take
posssion of ranch with necessary
teams and implements and quite |
dairy herd.
The Hydro Electric plant has electri,
lights wherever needed about tht
various buildings at fuckers bridge
A meeting of the stockholders of tn,
East Fork lrrigatingCompany will b,
held in the Commercial Club roomi
next Saturday at 3 80 p. m. A gooC
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Howard Leedom came hom,
Saturday. She has been for visi
with her mother who is i'll at Sal
Lake, Utah.
Job Sheppard went to Hood River
Friday evening and intended coming
out on the Mt. Hood train Saturday
morning but the snow blockade pre-
vented.
The Ladies Aid Society met at tn,
home of the president, Mrs. Essie M
Hagey. Wednesday afternoon of las
week There was good attendanc,
of members and visitors. A shor
business meeting was held and the re
mainder of the afternoon passed in
social way. The next meeting will b
held at the home of Mrs. j. +. Fergu
son and Mrs NJ. l.. Hawthorne on tn
afternoon of Wednesday, January II.
The box social given under the aus
pices of the Athletic Club the night o
Monday, Jan. !, was well attended
The net proceeds, we are told, wer,
something near S2S.
Rev. c. NJ. Carson, jerome Wells,
ID. MeCully, VIM. A. Moore and Mr.
and Mrs r. II. Waugh came owe
from Pine Grove last Friday to atten
quarterly meeting. Rev. w. b
Young, of Hood River, presided
Reports read at this meeting indicat
a very satisfactory condition through
out the charge.
The heaviest snow for years fell Fri
day night, Saturday, and Saturda
night. Sunday morning the sun shon
bright and clear and the sky was tn
most beautiful blue and the cart
covered with now white and sparklin
and forty inches deep on the level.
No Sunday school or other servic
was held at either church. However
in so thickly populated communit
the roads do not remain long unbroke
and before Sunday, evening mos
of the roads about Odell had som
travel through. Charles Davis wa
out with a snow plow and men o
horses and with teams and sleds 500
made travel much easier.
The Mt. Hood railroad bought ou
the mail to the Post Office along tn
railroad on an engine Saturday an
Ole Nelson, the ever faithful carrie
on R. ID. No. /, came around throug