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

S. W. Arnold visited in Portland the
first of the week.
Madame Carroll, of Portland, was
here Monday visiting friends.
Alphonse Mohr, Of Pine Grove, has
gone to Portland to enter school,
A dance was given last night at the
Heilbronner hall by the Social dancing
club.
DIR. T. L. Eliot, of Portland, was
here Monday attending to business
interests.
Mrs. l.. F. Henderson who has been
visiting at Aberdeen, Wash, returned
home last week.
Mrs. f. j. Nicholson is in Minnesota
spending the remainder of the winter
with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs E. 0. Hall are in the
East, where they will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. D. Culbertson, who has
been seriously i'll at her home in Port
land, is reported to be much better.
Miss Harriet A. Cooper, of the Up
per Valley, will graduate at Jefferson
High School in Portland, February /.
Miss Holenbach was in Portland last
week visiting Miss Lena Woodruff.
who with her parents spent last Sum
mer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Davis, who have
been here visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Davis, of the OdelI section, have re-
turned TO Red Bluff. Calf.
The Upper Valley Rural Free Deliv-
cry service will be instituted March /.
according to reports received from
Washington by Charles Steinbauser.
Rev Francis Ware, State Evangelist
of Washington, will fill the pulpit
January rs. preaching both morning
and evening full attendance is de-
sired.
S. A. Miles, a senior at the Eugene
Bible School preached at the Christian
church Sunday. He is very earnest
young man and his sermons give prom
Use of useful ministry.
K. H. Kemp left on Monday fol
Shepherds Springs for a two-weeks
sojourn. Mrs. Kemp will spend
several days at Mosier and The Dalles,
joining her husband at the Springs
later.
Secure your tickets for the second
Schubert Trio Concert tonight at The
Unitarian church, o'clock. Tickets
at Keir & Cass and Blue Ribbon
Bakery. Admission 25 cents, See
program in this paper.
At the Baptist church, on the
Heights, next Sunday night Mr.. Har
greaves' sermon subject will be
Getting a Foothold Without Capital. -
A discussion of special interest to
young people. All are cordially invit-
ed Song service at Z 30. Mr.. Jansen
will sing.
At the st. Marks Rectory in cele-
bration of his eleventh birthday. Doug.
las Simpson entertained number OF
his friends Saturday evening. Pau
Harris and Roger Simpson were sue
cessful contestJnts il ctokonole games,
Kenneth Richards winning the conso-
lation prize.
The postponed annual meeting OF
the Unitarian church will be held next
Sunday, Jan. 2S Sunday school at l(
O'Clock. Service of Worship, II O'Clock
to be folwed by the annual dinner
and business meeting. All who are il
any way interested in our church are
cordially invited.
At the home of Mrs. W. G. Snow
the ladies' of the St. Marks Guild last
week gave a farewell party 10 Mrs
Mary Savage, who with her son viii
move soon to Vancouver, Wash, tC
make her home. Because of her devot.
ed work for the Guild, Mrs. Savage
having been a charter member, she
was given a handsome pair of gold cufi
links.
While repairing a wagon last week,
Cyrus Hopkins had the misfortune tC
sustain serious injury to one of his
eyes, piece of flying steel entering it.
G. d. Thompson was at Corvallis last
Thursday, when he delivered an ad
dress before the Short Course students.
The subject of bis lecture was "fhe
Trend of Education in the Rural
Schools. "
r. G. Yowell and wife have bought
the entire business of the Davenport
Harness Co. Mr.. Yowell has managed
the business for the past five years.
The firm assumes all outstanding ac-
counts. For lack Of room for their
increasing business they intend moving
across the street into the new Bell
building in about two weeks. The
stock will be enlarged, carrying every
thing in their line. Your patronage
is solicited.
7. H. Wilcox, of Spray, Ore, who is
interested in the John Day Development
Co., a business organization owning
Is, 900 acres of land in Morrow county,
was here last week visiting James X.
Nunamaker. MIR. Nunamaker, who
was one of the members Of the ori ginai
company, has disposed of his holdings.
GA. Cass and l.. f. Morse are other
Hood River men who are interested in
the company.
Struck by a heavy truck, Monday
afternoon, one of the plate glass win
dows in the store of the Bragg Mer.
camille Co. was broken out. A heavy
box of Better Fruits" was being
transferred to the truck, when its
handles were knocked from the hands
of the man holding them and it plunged
down the sidewalk and crashed into
the window. 1t was a day of catsstro
phes at the Bragg store; for early
Monday morning the owl, recently
added to the force. was attacked by {
at. The cat made an end of the owl