The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-01-22

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stone at McDonald's.
Miss Hazel Smith is in Golden, BIC,
where she is visiting her brother. -
Mrs. Louise Boyden returned last
week from Portland, where she had
been visiting friends.
Miss Geraldine Eastman was in Port
land last week to see Robert MantelI
play Shakespearean productions.
Mrs. c. C. Gillett was in Goldendale
last week attending to business and
visiting friends.
d. G. Eccles was here last week
from Ogden visiting the plant of the
Oregon Lumber Co. at Dee.
Miss Hazel Hollenbeck is now'in the
office of DR.. E. d. Kanaga, having
succeeded Mrs. Harry Coshow.
F. H. Button, accompanied by DR..
F. c. Brosius, has gone to Portland,
where he will undergo medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Eunice Roberts, of Portland,
has been here visiting her son, c. I.
Roberts and family.
Miss Nellie Crocker, a member of
the faculty of the city schools, has left
for a trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. II. D. W. Pineo has been at the
hospital this week, where she under
went minot operation.
The members of the |. D X. club
enjoyed dance at Heilbronner hall
Tuesday evening.
Ira l.. Judd, formerly of this city
but who is now in business in The
Dalles, was here Sunday visiting
friends.
Lost-Silver laced handbag, contain
ing about 81 in loose change. Lost
either on Ninth street or on the Heights
Return to the Glacier office for the
reward. ilbtf
Watch for later announcements and
plan to take the trip with the ladies
of the Methodist church on Friday
evening, January 80. They promise
you safe and enjoyable journey.
Twenty young friends of Miss Ruth
Harris surprised her last Saturday
evening at her home and celebrated
her seventeenth birthday in good
fashion.
DR.. J. M. Waugh left last week for
Los Angeles. Calf, where he accom-
panied MIR. and Mrs. Lowrie, of White
Salmon, who will visit the region for
their health.
Mrs. Burnette E. Duncan and little
daughter, Dorothy, who have been
spending the winter in Portland. re-
turned home Saturday. Mr.. Duncan
came up the day before.
C. D. Morgan, formerly of Mosier
and who has many friends in Hood
River, is now in Chattanooga, Tenn.
MIR. Morgan writes that he will prob
ably locate in Tennessee.
The weekly meeting of the Colum-
bia Literary society was held at the
school house on Wednesday last. After
the usual business the evening was de-
voted to readings, recitations and comic
sketches.
The members of the Young Pepole's
Social club enjoyed pleasant dance at
the Heilbronner hall last Friday even
ing. Preparations for the party were
in charge of Lucien Carson and A. r.
Cruikshank.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton B.
Harper at their home on Sherman av
enue, Sunday, January Is, an eight
pound daughter. The little lady, who
has been christened Florence Myra,
and her mother are doing well.
J. R. Shelton has become general
agent of the Continental Life lnsur-
ance Co. for the states of Oregon and
Washington. He will travel through
the two states. Mrs. Shelton is ex-
pected here in March.
A committee of Upper Valley people
is preparing for vaudeville show to
be given at McIsaac's hall Saturday
night. The committee is composed of
NJ. 0. Boe, Mrs. W. H. Toby, Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. John Cooper. The
proceeds will be donated to the library
fund.
The following techers of the county
have beer granted year certificates,
having passed the December examina-
tioons: Anna NJ. Gregory, Parkdale:
Della Rush, and Evelyn j. Willard,
Hood River; Eliza Z. Love, Odell;
Ralph Matthews, Cascade Locks. John
S. Potter, of the Barrett cshool, was
granted FIVE year certificate.
The Bragg Mercantile Co. has taken
the local agency for the Ed. v. Price
tailoring house. W. B. Fitch, brother
in-law of A. J. Graham, who has
charge of the gents furnishing depart
ment of the mercantile company, is
secretary of the great tailoring COM
pany, whcih does business in all parts
of the country. MIR. Fitch, with his
wife and son, visited Hood River last
summer.
The Parkdale grange last Thursday
installed the following officers: C. E.
Mcintosh, master; o. M. Bailey, lec-
turer; c. T. .Johnansen, overseer; Chas.
Steinhauser. steward; Mrs. James
Wishsrt, lady assistant steward; E.
Monroe, chaplain; Elmer Meyer. Sec
retary; H. H. Ham, treasurer; C. A.
Puddy, gatekeeper; Charles Craven,
NJ. o. Boe and H. F. Goodlander, exec
utive committee; Mrs. F. L. Heating,
Ceres; Miss Anna Gregory, Pomona /;
Mrs. H. H. Ham. Flora.