The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-25


Miss Phoebe Foss is visiting rela-
tives in Portland.
Mrs. James r. West, of Dee, is
visiting friends in Ogden, Utah.
The steamer Tahoma has resumed its
regular schedule on the MidColumbia.
D. A. Vannet. of Portland, had been
here visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
Vannet.
Mrs. G. H. Robbins and Mrs. A. L.
Lining were Portland visitors the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sprague, who
have been visiting relatives in Port
land, have returned.
Judge John Leland Henderson, who
is now located at Tilamook, arrived in
the city Monday for visit
j. b. Gilmore, who has been here
with Arthur Clarke, has accepted a
position at Vancouver. Wash.
Miss Joy Mason, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. /. Mason, left last week
to take the Short Course at o. A. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Sidney have re-
moved into their home on the East
Side ranch purchased by them last fall.
After an extedned visit with Mrs.
Samuel Freeman, Mrs. +. C. Martin
has returned to her home in Portland.
Mrs. o L. Henderson suddenly lost
the sight of one of her eyes while at
nj af . los ct
week.
Mrs. Walter Dabney, who will leave
soon to make her home near Portland,
was entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. A. l.. Page.
Samuel Raymond, of Grand Dalles,
Wash, is here with his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Raymond, who was severely
injured in a fall last week.
Miss Zena Crafts, who is one of the
nurses at the Cottage Hospital, sue
cessfully underwent an operation for
appendicitis Sunday evening.
Oh, say Mike! Have you been to see?
yes, something you haven't seen, that s
the Cash Market which does business
on a large scale with small profits
Make us visit. Free delivery. Phone
225-K.
The Hood River High School was
victorious over the Goldendale team
here last Friday night, the score re-
sulting IA to in favor of the local
boys. The game was played at the
Armory building.
At the request of a number of doctors
| have decided to resume a practice for
the cure of cancer. | have had 20 years
Of successful experience. Call on Mrs.
q. L. Henderson for free consultation
Ramona Hotel.
W. +. Werland, Lloyd r. Dick and
R. o. and 0. S. Sprague, business men
of the Middle West. who are making a
tour of Oregon, were in the city the
latter part of last week. They left
here for Hermiston.
R. H. Coshow. who for the past year
has been in Eugene, where he was
connected with a wollen mills com
pany, has returned here and will take
charge of the office department of the
Bragg Mercantile Co.
The Hood River District Land Co.
has dissolved. A. T. Allen has taken
the holdings of the company near Lyle,
transferring to }. A. Epping and A.
B. Shelly, the other members of the
company, his land in the Hood River
Valley.
A. H. Stone, accompanied by his
daughters, Mrs. Blanchard and Miss
Mary Stone, left for Portland Satur-
day. Miss Stone went to Portland for
medical treatment. Mr. Stone is now
connected with the Northwestern Trust
Co., of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kaufman have
received news that their son, Harlan,
who is student at Stanford Univer-
sity and who visited here during the
Christmas holidays, was injured last
week while horseback riding. Mr.
Kauffman's horse slipped on a bad
piece Of road and fell on the young
mans leg.
Young or middle aged man, residing
in or near some good town in Hood
River county, and who has wide ac-
quaintance and good standing, can have
position for one year, or more, worth
$3.50 per month Must be able to in
vest $3.50 Address in own handwriting,
]. +. Smith, 5l3 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Ore. i25
Mondoy night the Loyal Berean Glass
of the Christian church had a little
farewell party for their teacher, Miss
Elizabeth Ware, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. k. H. Wright. This is the
third class Miss Ware has organized in
the Valley; she was recently honoreG
by being made member of the Advis-
ory Board of the ''Loyal Movement" -
one of the great organizations is the
advancement of the bible school. Miss
Ware left Tuesday to make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Fame, at
The Dalles.
Their cutter tipping over at the cor
ner of Oak and Third streets Monday
afternoon, MIR. and Mrs. G. a. Plath
and their little daughter were hurled
into a muddy snow bank. fortunately
no one was injured. Mr.. Plath hung
onto the lines after falling from the
sleigh and and bystanders, rushing to
his assistance. the horse was stopped
The third of the parties of the Early
Hours Club, composed of a number Of
the boys and girls of the city and Val
ley, took the form of a Leap Year
dance The occasion proved very en-
joyable However, a number of little
boys are reported to have been scared
out of attendance because of the Leap
Year frills. The music was furnished
by Vogel's orchestra.