The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-12-11

NainS w dIueil l.. -. Il FltZ came dow
from The Dalles Thursday on officis
business.
h. X. Davenport left the latter par
OF the week for Decatur, H., where h
will spend part Of the winter.
With every 25c purchase you will re
ceivc chance on the doll to be givel
away Christmas eve.-lla F. Smith. Do
For Rent-Partially furnished room
for house keeping, also furnishe,
rooms. Within one block of postoffice
l09 State st. Tel. 2Sla.
Mrs. Walter Walter was called t,
Muncie, Ind, last Saturday on account
of the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. Catherine Kruse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ward started the
latter part OF the week for southern
California. and will spend the winter
at Long Beach and vicinity.
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitar
ian church will hold their annual sale
of useful and holiday goods. also food,
on Friday and Saturday of this weC,
in the west window of the Stewart
Hardware Co.
ID. N. Byerlee, formerly editor of the
Hood River News. who has been con-
ducting newspaper at Wilamina for
the past year, Is making arrangements
to start newspaper at Linnton, Ore.
The new paper will be known as the
Linnton Leader.
Geo. A. Clough, wife and little
daughter, of Parkdale, were In the cly
Monday. Mrs. Clough and daughter
are visiting in Portland, tNr. Clough
being the guest of j. K. Carson.
One of the largest shipments of
goods to local druggist arrived fyes-
terday, when 5000 pounds of Rexall
remedies. stationery. rubber goods and
candies, were received by Kresse Drug
Co., the Rexall store.
Two special musical numbers will be
offered Sunday morning at Riverside
church service. Mr. Epping will sing
"The Publican" by Van de Waters,
and the male choir will render Barn
by's Sweet is Thy Mercy" Mr.. Hen.
derson singing the solo.
. John Corby and Chas. Anderson were
arrested Monday by Marshal Carson
for theft from Pullman car on the
O.,W. r. & N. line, and are being held
for drunkenness. working out their
fines on the streets, awaiting the ac-
tion of the railroad company.
The Eastern Star elected officers
Tuesday evening as follows: Mrs. H.
ID. w. Pineo, w. NJ. -. o. McLaugh-
lin, W. p. Mrs. R. d. Gould, A. M.
M;ea AIta t1ooIa Co A.. N u
Marshall, Treas. Mrs. j. x. Carson.
Cond. Mrs. W. j. Baker, A, C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Often left yester-
day for California, where they will
spend the winter. They will visit
friends and relatives few days at
Portland and Roseburg on their way,
stopping few days at San Francisco,
with Los Angeles as their destination.
F. N. Pike. uncle of Mrs. j. l.. Nor
rison, left for his home in Urastilla,
Ore. Tuesday. after visit with MIR.
and Mrs. Morrison. Mr.. Pike stopped
off here on his way home from Hills
boro. where he visited his sister,
F. M. White. storekeeper at Green
Point for the Stanley-Smith Lumber
Co.. accompanied by Mrs. White, is
spending a few days in Portland visit
ing friends. MIR. White will open
cigar factory in Hood River this win
ter.
c. P. Beebe arrived from Boston
Thursday, accompanied by Jas. H.
Handen. They left for Portland after
spending the day here. MIR. Beebe in
tends to spend several weeks here
looking after his property interests
befor his return east.
Geo. W. Simons, who owns o ranch
in the Upper Valley, writes to Buck
Kelly that he and his wife leave San
Francisco On December l6 for a trip
around the globe. They will visit
Honolulu, Japan, China. Java. India
and the continent. They expect to take
passage either in England or Ireland In
June for home. Mr.. and Mrs. Smons
leave with the intention of enjoying
the proceeds of successful apple crop.
The railroad company is fixing up
the streets at both the east and west
approaches to che depot grounds. by
putting down water bound macadam |
streets, that on the west end extending
to the warehouse of the Davidson |
Fruit Co., and on the east end connect
ing with the Hssam paving 1t is
needed improvement and will materi- |,
ally help the looks of the depot |
grounds, as well as being a permanent
benefit to the road leading to the de-
pot. A concrete retaining wall will be !
put along the road crossing Second |
street. and that part of Second street
from Cascade to the railroad right of |
way has been seeded down by the city. !
The American Express Co. is making |
a concrete walk from their Office to the
depot platform.
.. George Hutson arrived Monday even.
ing from Sterling, Colo. for visit
with his uncle, F. H. Morlan, and
family. MIR. Huston started in time to
be caught in the blizzard at Denver,
and was three days going less than 100 !
miles. He said that there were 54
inches of snow in Denver. Street cars,
delivery wagons and all |
sorts of vehicles were in the streets !
covered with snow, just where they
to be when the blizzard
struck the city.