The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-03-05
FRANK A. CRAM

Have your horses clipped at shively
x DriscOl's. fl2tf
c. G. Roberts, who has been in Med
ford spending the winter. has returned.
Can deliver coal OF wood promptly.
Taft Transfer Co. f20tf
For landscape gardening see L, G..
Morgan, tel. 1904. m5tf
County Clerk Hanson has appointed
Geo. c. Gladen, of the Oak Grove dis
trict, his deputy.
Mrs. A. Thomas, of Newnort, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. Dabney.
Mrs. Alf Sheplar and children left
last week for Seattle for visit with
Mrs. Shelpar's parents.
H. X. Arnold and family removed
last Thursday from Portland to their
ranch in the Belmont district.
Seeds. We carry complete stock of
seeds and grains for sowing hay and COW
er crops. Kelly Bros. f26tf
James Rimmer, of the Belmont dis
trlct, has accepted a position as stem
ographer with the First National bank.
G. H. Carrier. who has been spend
ing the winter in the willamette val
ley, has returned to his home on the
East Side.
A special musical program will be
rendered at the United Brethren church
next Sunday evening at 730 by DR..
Sharp's Philharmonic orchestra.
Lodge No. 105, A. F. & A. M. will
hold a regulor meeting next Saturday
night. when work will be conducted in
the F. c. degree. A lunch will be
served.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Mason, who
have been spending the winter in New
York. have returned to their home in
the Upper Valley.
G. M. Freed, manager of the X-Ray
department of the Woodard- Clarke
Drug Co., in Portland, was here last
week spending his vacation with his
friend, Rev. A. E. Mcnamara.
Mrs. P. M. Morse will be hostess
Saturday afternoon at reception for
Mrs. r. R. Bartlett, who will leave
soon for Astoria to make.her home.
Mrs. W. II. McLain and Mrs. Geo. X.
Wilbur will assist Mrs. Morse in re-
ceiving.
Ed. S. Mayes, who has been al the
Woodman Sanitarium at Woodman,
Colo, for the past year, returned to his
home Tuesday night. MIR. Mayes, who
was met at the train by large number
of This friends and lodge brothers, has
fully recovered his health at the Colo
rado resort.
The School and Home Association
will meet Tuesday evening, March 10.
at the high school building at s p. m.
l.. P. Harrington, of the State Educa-
tional Department, will speak on Gag
riculture and Industrial Fairs" An
nual dues of rs cents may be paid at
this time.
Donald Nickelsen, son of MIR. and
Mrs. John R. Nickelsen. of the Frank
ton district, was initiated recently in
the Sigma Chi fraternity at the Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene. Reymund
B. Early is now head of the Sigma Chi
house at the University of Oregon.
Mr.. Early was at the University of
California at Berkeley last fall.
The following notary publics are
registering voters in different parts of
the county: X. j. Mclsaacs, at Park
dale; H. A. Cunning, Oak Grove; E.
L. Pennock, Cascade Locks; Harry
Connoway, OdelI; H. c. johnson, Pine
Grove; J. H. Sheldrake and Oscar
Fredenberg, Mount Hood. Up to Sat-
urday night 555 men and l73 women
had registered.
H. 6. Kibbee, editor of the Mosier
Bulletin, was a business visitor in the
city Monday. MIR. Kibbee stated that
the hillside west of the city took an
other slide Sunday night. The land
slide caused an upheaVal of the tracks
leading to the rock crusher and one of
the cars was thrown from the track.
Stranahan 4 Slavens wish to announce
that they are still in the building bus.
ness and prepared to make plans and
specifications for all classes OF buildings
at reasonable rates. Plans and specit-
cations furnished free where they do the
building. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ten
yeas in the building business in Hood
River. Phones: Stranahan 1888, Sla-
vens 3403. mo
The members of the Woman's club
will hold their next meeting at the
rooms of the Commercial club next
Wednesday afternoon, when the pro-
gram of the entertainment will consist
of selections from the opera Robin
Hood. Miss Adrienne Epping, Mrs.
P. S. Davidson and Miss Grace Carter
will take part in the program. J; A.
Epping will give talk on Robin Hood.
Mrs. Burnette E. Duncan has been
hostess at a series of delightful card
parties. Last Friday afternoon the
first prize was won by Mrs. Noah
Rome. Mrs. W. E. Hanson won second
prize and the consolation prize went
to Mrs. C. H. jenkins. On Tuesday
evening Mrs. J. H. Heil.ronner and
Frank A. Cram won first prize at
Auction Bridge, while the consolation