The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-01-23
ALL PEERLESS MAKE

Phillip Beebe is spending the winter
in Boston with his father.
Mrs. Albert Garfield fell the first of
the week and sustained broken arm.
MIR. and Mrs. C. H. Vaughan went to
Portland Tuesday to see David War
field in ''The Return of Peter Grim"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchar and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. I. Early and Rey-
mund b. Early were in Portland Tues
day to see David Warfeld.
Herman Plath, of North Yakima.
has been spending several days here
visiting with his son, Carl A. Plath.
He was accompanied by another son,
Fred Plath, who travels through Can
ada in the fruit business. Mr.. Plath.
Sr., owns large orchard at North
Yakima.
Chas. 7. Early, manager of the
Mount Hood Railroad Co., received
Yesterday from the State Railway
Commission a communication stating
that o. M. Bailey had asked that the
hearing of his complaint against the
road had been postponed until Wednes-
day, February 26.
J. A. Hake and daughter, Miss Ma
bel, who have been visiting Mr..
Hake's niece and nephew, Mrs. F. h.
Blackman and A. d. Moe, left last
Friday for southern California, where
Mr.. Hake owns land near Lindsay.
They will stop flor while in San
! francisco to visit son of MIR. Hake's,
/ who is there on business.
The organization of physical cul-
ture club on the Heights has been duly
effected. The officers are: Victor
johnson, pres. j. f. Volstorff, sec'y
and treas A. J. Brunquist, instructor.
The class meets regularly each Monday
aud Friday evening in the social rooms
of the Emmanuel church. The rooms
will be open other evenings.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. McVay. of To-
ledo, Ohio, who have been spending
the winter in southern California, ar
rived here last week. They were here
last summer, when they purchaser a
tract of land in the Central Vale dis
trict from e. r. Bone. 1--WE have
come now to make our home here, !"
said DR.. McVay last week.
Your evenings at home will be enjoy
able if you have Talking Machine and
a few Records. Waggener's Music House
sells the Victor, Edison and Columbia
machines and records. Call and hear the
new Edison Disc Phonograph. It's a
Bird !"
L. A. E. CLARK, of Odell, returned
Saturday from Stanfield in Umatilla
county, where he has been since De-
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ard of Page & Son. Mr.. Clark has
pruned this orchard for the past four
years. He said on arriving here Sat
urday that the snow at that time was
only about six inches deep in Umatila
county.
Grace U. B. Church. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. G. A. PARTS, superinten-
dent. Sermon and worship at II a. m
Juniors at 3, Mrs. Bretherton in
charge. C. E. at $50. Last Sunday
evening Leon Noble gave many prac-
tical suggestions OH Endeavor prayer
meetings. Let US observe them. At
1880 special music. By request the
pastor will preach on "Child Labor. +"
j. B. Parsons, Minister.
Beekeepers and Orchardists who ex-
pect to get any bees or bee supplies this
season will find it to their advantage to
see me or drop me card at once stat.
ing their wants. | will meet Por land
prices or better and give liberal dis
count for cash or early orders am here
to help you. Help yourself by patroniz-
ing me Do it now and save time and
money. w, w. Dakin, 1905 7th St Hood
River Heights. jl6-i13
At the Unitarian Church next Sun
day the services will be as follows
Sunday school at 10 o'clock morning
service at II o'clock; young people S
service at $50 p. m. The theme of
the Sunday school will be Thought
fulness. Poems and stories will add
interest to the service. The young
peoples meeting will be unusual, and
will have as its basis an article printed
in last Sundays Oregonian of an inter-
view of reporter with DR.. T. l..
Eliot, of Portland. The subject will
be, "Some of the essentials of serv.
ice" All are invited.