The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-12

Lost-0ne blue satin slipper between
city and the home of Prof. L.sF. Hen
derson, in Belmont district. Finder
please return to Glacier office.
Hubbard Taylor, Jess Holman. James
Hawthorne and Ed Dart have lust re-
turned from goose hunting expedition
in the John Day region of Morrow
county.
We have received large line of pi-
amos for Christmas trade. As special
attractions at our music store are to
/ be found handsome baby grand piano
and new interior player pianos. s. H.
Soule.
still have few cars of A No. East
ern Oregon Alfalfa Hay for sale at Sl2.75
per ton F. o. B. Hood River. Price will
advance after the first of the year. NJ.
r. Noble, Telephone 3S9M dc
Geo. P. Hitchcock was host at a Jolly
dinner party at the Hotel Oregon Sat
urday evening. The guests were !:
Capt. and Mrs. c. P. McCan, Miss
Constance Henderson, Miss Lenore
Adams, Mrs. j. H. Sutthof, Culver
K. Osgood, Phil II. Carroll and r. W.
Kelly.
Next Sunday morning at the Unitar-
ian church the sermon will deal with
the application of liberal religion.
What is the logical attitude toward
such questions as child training, gov
ernment, temperament, education,
etc. At 80 Miss Lena Koberg will
lead the Young Peoples meeting. All
are invited.
Geo. w. Howard and family have
removed from the Heights to the new
house just completed by Mr.. Howard
at the corner of Sixteenth and Cascade.
l.. F. Morris spent last week painting
the new residence. Mrs. Howard, it is
hoped, will improve in health in her
new home.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Lenz entertained
the Middle Valley folks Saturday night
with pleasant party. Cards and dane
ing were enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. R. h.
oliver and son, Edward, of WalIa
Walla., Wash, who we're en- route tc
Portland for the holidays spent Mon
day and Tuesday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Yowell.
An embroidery club. which was OF
ganzed on November 20, at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Howell, met on De-
cember with Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll,
when it was decided to hold fornightly
meetings at the homes of members in
alphabetical arrangement. No name
has been given the organization, but
one will be chosen in the near future.
DR.. E. D. Kanaga, Ernest C. Smith
and Col. W. B. Allen have returned
from their goose chase into eastern
Oregon. Although the birds are re-
ported to be dying very high on ac-
count Of the clear weather, they re-
turned with good bags. 1--WE were for
tunate in finding excellent lodging
places, says MIR. Smith, "and though
the hunting might have been better,
we had fun plenty. The goose sea
son is about at its close now."
Rector Edmund Trew Simpson, of
the ST. Mark Episcopal church, left
| Saturday to attend the sessions of
Farmers week at the Oregon Agricul-
tural college Rector and Mrs. Simp-
son spent year in Corvallis and he
has many friends there. He was ac-
companied by his son, Rodger. They
are making ready for their work on
their ranch in Clark county, Wash,
where they expect to remove the first
Of the year.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John
Baker, and Prosecuting Attorney Fred
Wilson, the latter of The Dalles, repre-
sented the county in the recent injunc-
ton brought by the O.-W. r. & N. Co.
a gainst the county in an endeavor to
prevent the county court from ordering
a road laid out around Shell Rock
mountain. s, w. Stark was the local
representative of the railroad com
pany. The road will now be pushed to
completion.
R. NJ. Knapp and wife, who were re-
entity welded at Vancouver, Wash, ar
rived last Thursday to reside at the
Knapp home during the absence of Mr..
KNAPP and daughter in the east. Mrs.
Knapp was formerly Miss Retta
Boardman, Of Vancouver. They ex-
pect to make their future home here.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Thompson arranged a surprise for Mr..
Knapp and daughter and the7bride and
groom. and when Mr.. Knapp returned
from the train with the latter he found
his home crowded with friends.