The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-12-18
FRANK A. or AN
ALWAYS UP TO DATE

BCrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Courtley Al
len, December IL. girl.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Yasui,
December IL, boy.
Organs at Soule's Piano house.
Twenty dollars and up.
The friends of Mrs. John Baker will
be glaGoto know she is rapidly improv-
ing from her serious illness.
G. G. Roberts left for Portland Mon
day, where he will viist his son, and
then go to California for the winter.
Andy Pearson and Ed Wright went TO
Portamd Monday afternoon on business
connected with their fish business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport, Sr..
came up from Postland Thursday to
visit relatives and friends for few
days.
Walter II. Moore, former president
of the Oregon Trust and Savings bank
at Portland and well ksown in this
city, died at his home in Moro, Ore.
Saturday morning. of pneumonia.
The ladies of the United Brethren
church will hold bake sale consist
ing of pies cakes and bread also
home made candy at the store of S. +.
Bartmess next Saturday, Dec. 20.
Tom Richardson will be entertained
at dinner at the Orugon this evening
and a smoker will follow at the Com
mercial club rooms, to which all men,
bers of the club are invited.
The Unitarian Alliance will continue
their sale on Friday and Saturday of
tRis week at Stewards furniture store,
where they will sell what they have
left at reduced prices.
j. II. McCloua, who went to work
lest week for the Mount Hood Rail
road, was knocked off a freight car
Monday as the train was passing under
the wagon bridge over Hood river.
His injuries were not serious.
Thursday, Dec. IS, will 'be ladies'
dey at the c. A. Richards bowling al
| leys. A $3.50 rose boad necklace given
I for the high score. No gentlemen ad-
mitted without l@dy escort d. P.
Smish, Manager.
D. P. Smith has taken charge of tlfe
bowling alley in the basement of Rich
ard s cigar store, and will endeavor to
work up an interest in the game. Mr..
Smith is an experienced bowler, and
knows just what is needed to make the
place attractive.
A. A. Lausmann will spend the hoi-
days in the east. principally in Chica-
go, leaving Hood River Dec. 20, and
expects to return about January 10.
He will also spend few days in Van
couver, B. c.. to look after some tiw-
ber interests on his return trip.
P. F. Jaksha, of portlaAd, was in
Hood River Monday making inquiries
of the police about the disappearance
of his Father, who had been missing for
several days, and who ii was feared
had wandered off and met with an ac-
cident. The old gentleman returned
safely later from John Day, where he
had been visiting friend.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Irs. G. H. LittIefeld, in honor of
the sixteenth birthday of their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances, by the members of
her Sunday school class. About Is
guests were present and spent most
Jolly evening with sgames and music.
Refreshments were served by tlR8
hostess.
Call at Soule's Piano house and see
the beautiful new pianos, including
the latest interior player piano. These
are just in Prom the factory for the
Christmas trade. Lowest possible
prices will be made just at this time.
Also cut rate prices on Photographs,
recolas, sheet musiG and small instru.
lents. Soue's Piano House, Cor. Oak
and First street. Phone 1862.
D. y. Smith is already arousing in
terest in the bowling alley in the base
ment of Richards cigar store. and he
intends to make the place popular with
ladies as veil as gentlemen. Saturday
evening there @as a spirited contest
between Harry Wilson and Hermann
Kresse on one side and Will Baker and
Ed Vanpet as opponents. The place
has been nicely fitted up and will be
kept clean and attractive.
VIM. A. Gglvani, civil engineer for
the Pacific Power & Light Co. of Port
and, was in the city Monday. Mr..
Galvani is one of the oldest engineers
in service in this part of the country,
having bee2 em,loyed in the coustruc-
tion of tDe 0. r & N. sand Oregon
Short Line roads when they were built
through to the coast. He has Lamped
over all the country from Portland tC
Ogden and from Pendleton to Spokane
| F. M. White is now established il
room 8 of the Smith building where hi
has started the manufacture of cigars
He has had 20 years experience in the
business, and knows how to put up q
good brand of cigars that will be ap
preciated by the local trade. His siN
years connection with the Stanley
Smith Lumber Co. as storekeeper a
Green Point, has given him quite {
! vide acquaintance in the valley.