The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-06-20

, Chicken dinner so cents at the Hotel
Oregon from II go to ? O'Clock Satur-
day.
Clearance sale Of millinery. Prices
cut in two. Miss NJ. b. Lamb.
Miss Jane Hogue, who has been
spending the winter in Briar Cliff, N.
T., on the Hudson, where .she was at
tending school, has returned to her
home in Portland. She is expected to
arrive in Hood River soon for visit.
Through an error the Glacier stated
last week that the music for the dance
given by the Baseball club at the He'll
bronuer hall Saturday evening, June 8,
was furnished by the Harmon orches-
ira. Vogel's orchestra played for this
! dance.
The Misses Helen and Hazel Holmes
and their mother, Mrs. S. E.V. Weber,
left for their home at Underwood Mon
day, after having spent last week here,
Miss Hazel Holmes having been i'll at
the Cottage hospital. Her mother and
sister, who came to be with her were
i'll while here with tonsilitis.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Fran
els in Portland, Thursday, June l3,
son. Mr.. Francis. who was here yes
terday to look after his new home,
which is being constructed on the East
Side, states thaat he will remove here
as soon as the new residence is finish
ed.
A. d. Allen, who is in the Indian
service in New Mexico. has been here
| the past week visiting at the home of
! Mrs. f. X Arens in the Middle Valley.
While here Mr.. Allen, who is a native
of Hancock, county, Indiana, the home
county of James E. Montgomery, spent
a short time with the latter.
+. M. CARRIER of Roseburg, assistant
superintendent Of the Indian reserva-
tions of this state and northern Cali
| fornia, was here the first of the week
establishing the rights of heirs of
Charlie Slim jim, an Indian, who lived
just east of the city, where he owned
| land.
James Pack, of Boise, Ida, who was
enroute to his home from the Univers-
lty of Oregon, stopped off for a few
days visit with his fraternity brother,
Chester Huggins. Mr.. Pack, who is a
member of the Alpha Tau Omega fra
ternity had with him "Swat" the A.
+. O. mascot and allround champion
bull fighter of Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. R. Wilbur have
returned from a visit with relatives
| IN Salt Lake, Utah, and Twin Falls,
Ida. Mr.. Wilbur declares that he saw
some Hood River Strawberries at Twin
Falls that were far from the stan
dard. They were shipped during the
warm spell.
Seeing the glass window Of the Ma
sonic building shattered Sunday morn
ing, the conclusion was drawn that
burglar had entered the building.
However, the glass had been broken hy
W. l.. Clark, master of the lodge, who
fearing that sparks might set the
building on fire and not being able TO
make his key work, entered the build
ing in this manner, in order to ascend
to the roof
Dr. f. D. Beckwith, professor of
BacterioIogy at o. A. c., and Prof. c.
!. Lewis also of the Agricultural Col
leEe, were here the first of the week
| Prot Beckwlth was making a study of
! the bacteriologoical conditions of the
Isoll and Prof. Lewis stopped over to
visit friends. The latter was on his
way 20 Hermistou.
Chas Gum, formerly with the Crib
bile store at Mount Hood has been en-
gagged by the Connaway Mercantile
TO-, where he will take the place of |