The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-10-28

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Electric next Wednesday aid Thursday.
Serim curtains laundered in a salts
factory manner from l0c 10 25c a pair.
Hood River Laundry Co. II
The u. B. ladies will hold kensing-
ton tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. c. 5. Jones On Park avenue.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Del Hutson,
of the Upper Valley. Wednesday. 0cto-
Der Is, a son.
Geo. NJ. Cooper, of Toledo, Ohio, is
here making an extended visit with DIR.
and Mrs. j. II. MeVsy.
Accompanied by her sister. Miss
Kenney, Mrs. Ida F. Dennis, of Cleve-
land. o., has been here visiting at .the
homes Of H. ID. and c. G. Emery. !.
Our long experience in washing wool
blankets enables us TO return them to
YOU in nice, soft, fluffy condition. Hood
River Laundry Co. Il
George Ertle was in Salem Monday
to attend the funeral services Of a
brother who died in California and
whose body was shipped to Salem.
The chapter of the Eastern Star held
its annual chicken pie dinner Tuesday
evening. when great pans of the lus-
cious meat of fowls, pastry enwrapped,
were consumed at Masonic hall
On the evening of Thursday. NOvem-
ber II, the local Masonic lodge will Gel.
ebrate Tieman night, out of memory
of Andrew H. Tieman. who bequeathed
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struetion of the local MasOnc Temple.
The Women of Woodcraft announce
that the grand officers will be here
Thursday evening, November 4, in hon.
or of their anniversary and all members
and friends are requested to be present.
By order of committee.
The Ladies Aid of Asbury NJ. Z.
church will hold their regular monthly
social Friday afternoon of this week at
the home of Mrs. W. B. Young. The
hostess will be assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. J. Williams and Mrs. F. f.
Jackson. All ladies of the church are
invited to be present.
Mrs. l.. II. Kaser and Mrs. Geo. H.
Lynn spent the week end in Portland
visiting relatives. Mrs. kaser visited
her mother, Mrs. f. Wishart. Mrs.
Lynn called at her mothers home in
st. Johns addition to the Rose City and
visited with her sister, Mrs. W. +. Nc
Lane and family.
Mrs. A. S. Donat was called to Chi
cago last week because of the sudden
death of her father, C. f. Peck, who
had been stricken with heart disease.
Mr.. Peck was 60 years of age. Mrs.
Donat was accompanied by her chill
dren.
4 The Heights Literary society met
last Friday evening at the Handy Cor.
ner hall, when the first program of
the season was rendered Officers of
the society have been elected for the
year as follows: Gilbert tdgington,
pres. /; Frank Davenport, Jr. vice pres.
Mrs. W. ID. Rogers, Sec; George
Moore, treas. Austin Willis, organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Boyce were
called to Hillsboro last week because
of the fatal illness of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Barbara Briefly. On
their return home they were accom-
panied by Mrs. Boyce's brother, Geo.
D. Briefly. of Canyon City. Ore. Mr..
Briefly is county assessor of Grant
county.
Ray Shermerhorn. who has been con-
Quoting a delivery business for local
merchants, will leave soon for Cald
well, Idaho. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Shermerhorn and they will
probably spend the winter in Idaho.
Hollis Cameron has purchased the de-
livery business.
For Sale, Lease or Trade for Portland
leo acres 8 miles of Weiser,
Idaho, well located on main road, just
lately put under water, small payment
down, long time on remainder. Long
time crop payment if desired. Inquire
of 6. l.. kirkpatrick, East State St.,
Hood River, Oregon. Will also trade
3 room house in Hood River for good
team. M
The Ladies Aid society of the Catho-
lie church was entertained last Thurs
pay afternoon by Mrs. l.. j. Schiller at
her home on Sherman avenue. De-
ligbtful refreshments were served. The
most of the afternoon was spent in
discussion of the coming Catholic ba
zaar. The next meeting of the organ
ization will be held at the room recent
ly prepared for such occasions at the
church building.
Mrs. Marion MacRae entertained at
Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs. Mabel
Carter, whose wedding to prominent
Bostonian, G. H. l.. Sharp, who met Mrs.
Carter last summer while in The Dalles
on business, will be an event of the
holiday season. The roast pig for the
dinner, served at Mrs. MacRae's 8 Lark
spur home in the Oak Grove district,
was prepared by the chef of the Mount
Hood hotel.
"No good, too cheap, won't come, "
said wise city man, yet nine families
bought last $50 days. For tr ok, cows,
hogs. Stevenson soil is unsurpassed;
berries 5000 to $400 an acre. 20 acres
rolling, AL soil. springs. 5000, So month
Iy; 10 acres near town, springs, house,
clearing $1,000, $8 a month, or acres
$3.50; q acres and house, $3.50; pay like
rent. 20 acres u mile, 10 acres orchard
$500. Show land Saturdays and Sun
days. Hamilton. Stevenson, Wash.
No display OF needlew0rk has ever
created more attention than that made
last week by Mrs. Fl. B. Millard at the
Morlan store. Mrs. Millard came here
from The DalIes at the persuasion of
Mrs. C. A. Bell. So popular has the
fancy workers lessons, which she has
given free of charge. became, that she
has renamed here for this week ii
find, ;" says Mrs. MilIard, "that the la
dies of Hood River are far more inter-
ested in my work than those of The
Dalles. don't think ever saw com
munity in which women are better
versed in the different methods of
fancy needlework than here in Hood
River"