The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-01-04

from Dee, where he had been engaged
in auditing the books of the Oregon
Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Laraway, Of
Eugene, were here last week visiting
Mr.. Laraway's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Larawav, at whose home a
family reunion was held.
Sidney Bondinghouse, of White Sal
mon a student of the Oregon Agricul-
tural College. where he is a member
of the Glee Club. was here last week
visiting student friends.
David Currier, after spending the
holidays here, has returned to Portland.
Mr.. Currier is spending the winter
engaged in the interests of the Stand
ard Nursery, of tins valley.
Miss Grace Edgington, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Mabel Fraley. of
Portland who had been here spending
the holidays with her, has returned to
Willamette University at Salem.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
evening Rev. Hargreaves sermon sub
ject will be, "A Present Day Applica-
ton of the Text" ''lhe Word Was
Made Flesh and Dwell among US.
The Heights Booster Club has
elected officers for the coming year as
follows: j. 7. Holman, president
! William Brown, vice president A. c.
Staten, treasurer; and N. c. Evans,
! secretary.
Reymund b. Early, Roger W. Moe
and Chester Huggins, all of whom
| have been here with their parents dur
ing the Christmas vacation. returned
| to Eugene to resume their studies at
Oregon University.
BREAD BAKING is NO GUESS.
WORK With US, because we test all
our flour in our laboratory before using
it. therefore Log Cabin Bread is best.
For sale at W. A. Turner, down town
and A. G. Staten, up town.
Rev. j. b. Parsons will conduct al
Evangelistie service aud preach on
This Potent Present, next Sunday
night at 1880 in the Holman hall.
Some earnest people are cooperating
and the future is full of promise.
j, F. Stewart. of9 Toledo, was here
last week looking at Valley rea
estate. Mr.. Stewart states that he is
thinking of locating in the Hood RIvel
vicinity, hoping that the climate may
be beneficial to the health of a son.
Miss Ivell Reeves and Mr.. Millard
Jones were married in Portland Dec.
so. They took their departure Satur-
day evening for Medford, Ore, where
they will make their future home.
The bride was formerly of this city.
j. II. Sutthof returned last week to
Seattle, where he is in business. after
having spent the holidays with his
family in the Oak Grove district.
Mrs. Sutthoff has left for Corvallis,
where she will take the short course at
0. A. c.
Ribbon Sale. Miss NJ. b. Lamb.
At the request of a number of doc
tors have decided to resume a prac-
tice for the cure of cancer. | have
had 20 years of successfull experience.
Call on Mrs. 0. l.. Henderson for con-
sultations.
Mrs. Alma Howe, who states that
local charities organization will soon
be formed, says that numerous dona-
tions tor the purpose of helping the
Hoot River needy. have been made
anonymously. For the purpose Of pay
At the Unitarian church next Sunday
the theme will be "Our Faith; the
Fatherhood of God the Brotherhood of
Man; the Leadership of Jesus: Saliva
tion of Character; the Progress of
Mankind Onward and Upwadr For
ever. - The public is invited.
Megs W. Bartmess, who is here
from Pittsburg, Pa, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. E. Bartmess,
was the guest of honor of two enjoy
able social events last week, one at
the home of Mrs. Hartley on Thursday
evening and the other at the home of
his parents Friday evening.
Having met at 1890 a. m. at the
Masonic Hall, the Knight Templars of
the City and Valley marched in a body
to st. Marks Episcopal church, where
special Christmas service was held for
the Knights. The sermon for the
occasion was preached by Rector Ed
mund Trew Simpson.
Miss Bess Yowel entertained her
girl friends with Christmas tree at
her home Dec. %. Those present
were Florence Brosius. Helen David
son, Aldine Bartmess, Ruth Phillips,
Elsie McLucas, Gretchen Calkins,
Edith Fernald, Myrtle Howe, Viola
Nicholson, Marjorie Pineo, and Mabel
Fernald. The girls spent very de-
lightful evening.
ing the note due on the Kiser
property, reduction of $25 on which
was made by Mr. Middleton, who sold
it, G. H. Stranahan has a subscription
list. The local Elks have already con
tributed toward paying this debt and
thus securing for the KisCr family a
home. Mr.. Kiser is hopelessly Grip
Piled by paralysis. The amount of the
note is S270.
After having enjoyed a dinner party
at the home Of Miss Pearl Bradley last
Thursday evening, the following
friends drove to the home of Miss Ada
Mark in Pine Grove and speut the
remainder of the evening: Misses
Jennie. Grace aud Beth Edgington.
Miss Mabel Fraley, Miss Gretchen
Calkins, Eldon Bradley, and Ellis
| EdgingtOn.
For Sale-A good single horse cutter.
Telephone 223X.
Millinery below cost
Miss M. B. Lamb.