The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-11

business.
Z; II. Shepard was in Portland yes
terday on business.
}. Z. Robertson and Fred E. Newly
left yesterday for Portland on matters
of business.
George Mellon, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is again at bis post of duty
at the keir & Cass drugstore.
keir & Cass are building a room at
their store to be used in the display of
their monographs.
After a two weeks visit with rela..
tlves and friends in Tacoma, Wash,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Cruikshank have
returned home.
Roy c. Brock is 10 San Francisco
assisting with the Coos and Curry
county exhibit at the Panama Pacific
international exposition.
The ladies of st. Marks Episcopal
church will observe Shrove tuesday
next Tuesday afternoon at the Rectory.
Pancakes and coffee will be served be-
tween the hours of 5. 80 and 7.30.
B. E. Duncan, who has been spend
ing the winter in Portland with his
family, was here the first of the week.
Mrs. Duncan is connvalescing from q
recent operation in Portland hospital.
The family expects to return to their
home here soon.
General Pa senger Agent McMurray
and General ireig 1t Agent Lounsbury,
of the O.-W. k. @ N. Co., were here
Tuesday visiting local officials and bus
mess men. They passed through Hood
River aboard the private car of the
traffic department.
Joe Irwin, of Wyeth, where he is
now temporarily located, being engaged
in work on the Columbia Highway, was
in the city Monday. "Ihe work on the
road is progressing nicely" says Mr..
Irwin. "The Shell Rock construction
will soon be finished.
Mrs. Otis D. Treiber, and children
have removed from Underwood to Eu-
gene street, where they will spend the
remainder of the winter. Capt. Treiber
is away on the Puget Sound, where he
has charge of the construction of
large ferry boat.
J. c. Ikeman, state organizer of the
Foresters of America, and wife are
stopping at the Mount Hood Hotel.
Mr.. lkeman is one of the best known
fraternal men on the Pacific coast, is q
very enthusiastic Forester and will be
here short time in the interest of
Court Hood River No. az, of this city.
Mrs. M. J. Lamon, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. James Prescott, and
granddaughter, Violet Prescott, has
been here from Canada visiting her
Mrs. E. r. Bradley. and
family, has left with Mrs. Prescott and
daughter for visit with another
Mrs. Violet F. Lage.
F. NJ. White, proprietor of the Hood
River Cigar Factory, is expecting
large shipment of the fragrant weed
soon. 'The shipment will be about
four times as large as usually re-
ceive," he says. 81 am expecting to
double my business this year.
At their regular meeting on the
evening of Tuesday. February %, the
members of Waucoma Lodge, X. of p.
will observe their twenty-fifth ami
versary. A committee is working on a
program, and all local Knights are
urged to be present on this occasion. I.
Mrs. W. L. Clark entertained Is of
her friends at her home on Cascade av-
enue last Thursday afternoon. Bridge
was played, Mrs. j. II. McVay winning
first prize. A delicious two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Clark was
assisted in serving by Mrs. E. o.
Blanchar.
News has been received here of the
illness of c. N. Ravlin, who has charge
Of the Oregon horticultural exhibits at
the Panama Pacific International ex-
position. Mr.. Ravlin, who suffered a
nervous attack before he left here,
while still experimenting his work, has
been suffering from nervousness caused
by overwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Mckay, both
well known to Hood River people, Mr..
Mckay having spent the year 1910
here, and Mrs. Mckay (nee Montgom-
ery,) having taught the Middle Valley
school for two seasons, are now located
In San Francisco, Mr.. Mckay having
opened an Office there as consulting
chemist.
Will trade, lease or sell 200 acres the
best of irrigated land within nine miles
of Weiser, Idaho, q miles of railroad
station, fine for alfalfa, corn or small
grains of any kind. Good layout to the
right party. Inquire of G. l.. Kirkpat-
rick No. East State street, Hood
River, Oregon. fls
W. S. Montgomery, father of James
E. Montgomery, is now with the Union
Central Life Insurance Co., of Cincin-
natl. MIR. Montgomery, who is well
known in Hood River. having spent the
year 1910 here in the interest of the
American Central Life Insurance Co.,
has been publishing daily newspaper
at Shelbyville, Ind. He has sold the
newspaper.
The Hood River Chorus, which holds
meetings every Sunday evening at Riv-
erside church with Rev. A. S. Donat as
director, is working on the program of
patriotic songs to be rendered on the
evening of Monday, February 22,Wash-
ington's birthday. The chorus is pro-
crossing rapidly under the excellent
of Rev. Donat. and the
concert gives promise of being very
meritorious.
On Thursday, Feb. IL, the Loyal Or
der of Moose will give their first an
nual ball in Heilbronner hall. The
Moose promise a good time to all, and
say that the ball Thursday evening is
but the first of series of Moose enter
tainments. A high jinx minstrel will
probably follow the first annual ball. |
The Moose will soon be in their new
quarters in the Monroe building, which
includes the entire upper floor, consist
ing of large hall and four front rooms
which they are fitting up and furnish
ing for the club rooms.
Howdy, Howdy P. A. P.
We are M. double o. S. E.
Get the pass word, get the rap
Howdy, Howdy, Howdy Pap.
WinanS Has Stone Dressed
W. r. Winans has been investigating |