The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-04-24
Richard Ill at the Electric Friday
Trunks and suit cases Franz.

Richard Ill at the Electric Friday
night.
Trunks and suit cases s-franz.
Crawford C. Lennon who has fn-
ished his orchard work, has moved into
the city and is now at the Mount Hood
hotel, where he has establhed head
! quarters. Mr.. Lennon will operate
has Apperson Jack Rabbit automobile
in livery service this summer.
The friends of Earl II. Conser in
Hood River and vicinity will be pleased
to know that he has been chosen cash
ier of the new Paisley National bank
at Paisley, Oregon. Mr.. Conser is now
connected with the trust department of
the Security Savings and & Trust Com
pany. of Portland.
E. B. Clark, chief clerk of the Unit
ed States engineer department at Port
land, who had been to inspect the work
going on at the Cello canal, was here
Sunday looking after business inter-
ests. Mr.. Clark is owner of the busi-
ness block on Cascade avenue back of
the Hotel Oregon.
The young peoples society of I'M
manuel church, the heights, are ar
ranging a program of biographical
studies taking up number of hymn
writer's and novelists who have partic-
ularly influenced the thought and feel
ing of the present day. The course
gives promise of being interesting and
profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertson,
who were married in Portland last
week, have returned here. Mr.. Rob
ertson, who is a resident of the Bel
mont district, will be employed this
summer at Green Point. by the Stan
ley-Smith Lumber Co. Mrs. Robertson
was formerly Mrs. Edna Lee, of Port
land.
Regular service will be held at the
Christian church Sunday morning when
Rev. J. Fl. Swift, who has Just re-
turned from Illinois, will fiji th ~
PIT. Mr.. Swift has been in the cset Of
the bedside of his mother wlo 30
been seriously i'll. Sunday school III
be held at 9:35 a. m. and Christian En-
deavor at seven o'clock in the evening
H. F. Davidson last week purchased
at sheriff S sale the Sheppard orchard
| in the Central Vale district This tract
was bought wear before last by A. C..
j. Farrell a New York attorney. The
place comprises 81 acres. 20 of which
are in full bearing and the rest set in
commercial varieties of young trees.
The consideration was $4,000. T. A.
Decker has charge of the place.
DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Brosius have re-
turned from Santa Barbara, Calf., and
will again make their home in Hood
River. They are accompanied by their
son, Este. However, their daughter.
Miss Florence Brosius still remains in
southern California. DR.. Brosius an
nounces that he will again resume his
practice here and that he may be found
at his office in the Brosius building in
the city today.
sMr. and MRS. Val. Thomkpins, of
Cascade Locks. were here Sunday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. ?. Lucas and to
witness the confirmation of their two
daughters, Aileen and Alice. Bishor
Paddock confirmed a large class Sun.
day morning at the st. Marks Episco.
pal church. The class included: Mrs.
c. R. Bone, Mrs. W. J. Baker, Miss
Palmer. Mrs. II. T. Dewitt, Mrs.
George Stranahan, Mrs. W. L. Clark,
Miss Suzanne Kay, Miss Laura Doerer
Miss Viola CrappeT. Miss Bretherton,
Mrs. A. C. Lofts, Levi Clarke anC
Master Newton Clark.
Grace U. b. church, Oak and Sixth,
Sunday school at 10 a. m. At ii a. m
special sermon to the church or
Counting Like Children" C. f. at Z
p. m. At 8 p. m. address on booze
Subject: "Caught-0ne of Our Citi
zens With a Small Shipment of Booze
Why not Catch Others Continuously
Receiving Large Shipments of Booze?'
j. B. Parsons, Minister.
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