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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1907)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER' THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1907 CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. Miss Dora Pllugbaopt and Mr. C. B. Coovert were married Christ mae day at ibe M. K. parsonage in Hood Kiver, Kev. W. C. Kvans, officiating. After the ceremony Mr. and Mr. Coovert left for Portland for a short trip after wbicb tbey will be at borne in OdelL Mrs. Coovert ia well known bere this baving been ber borne tor a number of yearn. Sbe ia known as one of tbe best wben one ii consider lug tbe calling of cook or housekeeper and wilt be a good belp mate. Mr. Cooveit is a stranger bere but comes well spoken of. Friends extend con gratulations. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Gbctmley, of Spokane, visited S. J. Kanes and fam ily last week. Mr. Ubormley la a btotber of Mrs. J .units. Bom lo Mr. and Mr. F. E. Strang, December 25, a girl. Frances Touey came borne from Portland for a visit witb ber parent. Prof, and Mr. J. JU Tousey. She will remain bere during tbe holiday vaca tion. M'sa Lurline Fiehor is spending the holiday vacation at bei borne in Mo aier. Mary MoCoy came up from Portland Wednesday and will remain witb her sister, Mrs. J. 11. Eggert until Mis. r'ggert la quite recovered from ber illness. Mrs. MoClane, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Davia, visited ber parents a few days lust week. A number of tbe friends of lie v. Troy Shelley met at bia borne Friday eveuing to show their appreciation of Rev. Shelley and his life work for good. It was a complete surprise. The evening was pleasantly spent in con versation, recitations, etc, and a de lioious lunch was one of tbe good parts of tbe program. All who were there went borne feeling glad to have been present. Those who atttended literary Fri day night report a flue progam. 0. 8. Uhoimiey, of Spokaue, who has the gilt of song, favored the audience with several beautiful vocal and in strumental selections. He also recit ed and bis wife read, for all of wbicb those who were so foituuate as to bear were grateful. Those who attended tbe masquerade bull at I. C). (). F. bail at Udell, re port a pleasant time and the largest crowd ever. ' Mrs. Mae Ehrok went to Portland Saturday and will visit tbore this week. . H qf Please compare the Goods and Engrav- ings seiu out irom ARAWATO with that of any large city ll t v 9 C Why Not See What it is Like? Price 25 Cents SMITH BLOCK C A good program is repotted at tbe entertainment Chritmas ere. We bear much praise of the song "ilang Up tbe Baby's Storking," sung by Leila Bowertuan and Klleu Sbel-ev. Men tion was also made of the pHutoratne entitled, " We Won't Sing tonight," by several small boys. Tbe C. E. beld missionary ruaetiug Sunday eicning. inferences, read ings aud a special aong by tbe Neffs made a good meeting. Mrs. A. L. Shelley, leader. BARRETT. KosweM Shelley, who lately sold out the Little White store, made a short call at tbe Kockford on Christmas day. We enjoyed bis visit, as it Is a pleasure to converse witb intelligent and well posted men. Call again Brother Shlley. On Wednesday of last week Cbarley Uibbons reti rned home atfter an ab sence of several months spent in the lumber camp of KeUay A Co., down In Douglus county, Ore., Charley tells us that be made several stage trips, going oue time to Coos Bay, Myrtle Point, Coquala City, Bandon and oth er points. Charley says de r are very pleautiful in that county aud that the natives live on deer meat. Well, you are welcome to the suburbs of Rock ford. Miss Maggie Carnes has been visit ing with Miss Ktnma Gibbons for few days at tbe home of J. J. (lib tons, the c utier ot Koikford avenue and Clark stieet. We omitted to make mention in our last week's correspondence of tbe en tertainment In the liarrett school bouse on Friday, December 21. Great credit is due to the teachers fur trai l ing tbe children in their part taken in tbe entertainment Unite a num ber of parents were in attendance. L. Dart killed the fatted calf last week. It was surely Hue, for Kock ford got a few pounds, aud being English beef eat em, we were able to judge, and out decision is that it was tine. Andy Battoy and wife took dinner on Xmas witb Mother liatrey in town. Advertisement. Hookford is now selling ruboer hot wear at way down prices aud ladies' Hue clippers at below cost and the de livery wagon is ready to delivet. By the way, we were called again to the Crupper district to II. D's and I sup pose we stirred up the mud a little; of course there is not much mud in tlmt district but rest assured that tbe Kockford team can go through any thing and out the wind a little some times. By their Works Ye SMI mow CsdsusmmsmbV mmsbm atrn iifiieinni 3QC Our La France fur chapped hands and rough .skin is the result of careful study ami experiments in putting together the best ingredients for making a suceessfnl and thoroughly reliable toilet cream La France Rose Cream Sudden changes of temperature freequently cause the face and hands to chap and the lips to become dry and sore. A few applications of this lotion promptly relieves all this, stops the burning and chapping, making the skin soft and velvety. EIR CASS 30C MOUNT HOOD. Joe Hess left Saturday tor Can by to spend Christmas witb relatives. Mist Mildied Cooper came op from Portland Monday before Cbrismas to attend tbe Christmas tree, and visit ber sister. Mis Mao Cooper. Miss Lizzie Cooper is expected borne Wednesday to spend ber bull-; dyswilh tbe borne folks. j William Tower, former citizen of Moont Hood, waa married recently to a lady in tbe East. j There was a school meeting Satur-! day to levy a tax for carrying on the school. A ten mill tax wa carried without dissenting vote. There was quite downpour of rain last week. It waa quite bard Thurs day morning for tbe school children to get to school Some of tbe boys with rubber boots gallantly carried tbe little ones over tbe waters. Owing to tbe slot my weather there was not a large attendance at tbe lit erary society Thursday night. But there was an interesting meeting beld by those wbo were brave enough to get there. Five new members were voted into tbe society. At a meeting beld Thursday tbe telephone oompany decided to boirow fl,UU0 to extend aud complete tbe line, and get In tbe phones wbicb have been ordered. James Johnson and family arrived Sunday from Nerbraska to spend the winter visiting relatives bere. They are at piesent visiting Mrs. John son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Puddy. There are fonr brotbeis of tbe John sous here now, gathered from differ ent quarters of tbe world. Tbey met fur the first time In n long while bere, in the forests of On g n. Mr. and Mrs S. B. Hess left last Wednesday foi Canby near Portland, where tbey expect to remain for at least a year. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Craft came up on the stage Tuesday of last week to attend to affairs on their homestead. Tbey left Thursday to spend Christ mas in Sherman county after which tbey expect to return to Mount Hood. Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Keeling left Sun day by way of Dee for Stevenson, Wash., to spend Christmas with tbe Audross family. Miss Josephine Biddiuger, one of the teachers in tbe sobool bere, was a passenger oo tbe stage Saturday morning for Portland, where she will spend hei two weeks vacation witb her brother. Tbe Gribble family were all togeber this Christmas except Mrs. James Cooper. Mirtln came home from school at Corvallis aod Kaymuud the Jewelers DC 1 Rose Cream STSJ RELIABLE DRUGGISTS My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, tnd will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair - food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And It keeps the scalp clean and healthy. The best kind of a testimonial "Sold for ovar sixty yeexa." A Mad h J.O.Ajkt Oo., UmU. JlIbv ganufhotitrw of f SARSAPAklLUL tiers CHERRY PECTOJUL. came from Montana. We are it I ad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and family back to Mount Hood, tboy erilved rriday from their homestead near Dale, Ore., af ter a nve day's trip by private con veyanne stage aud train. Rev. Clark preached here Sunday. lie Rave us a splendid Christmas ser mon. Mrs. Tom Driver and daughter, Ed ua, came up today by way of Dee to spent i tie holidays at the borne of U K Cooper. The Christmas tree was well ateud ed and every body was bappy. It was a neighborhood affair aud nearly ev erybody got there, in spite of tbe muddy roads and the rain. An In tereBting and appropriate program was rendered, consisting mostly of singing, alter which Santa Claus ap peaied and distributed the gifts from the well laden tree, much to tbe de light of the chlldreu. The ball waa beautifully decorated and well lighted and the wer-tber outside was forgot ten in tbe eujoymnet of tbe good times Inside. All departed at an early hour, bappy and well laden. Tbe dance the evening of the 201 b was a great success. Ibere was large crowd and many maskers. Tbere were mauy interesting and grotesque characters. The prizes for the best sustained characters were given to Mies Lizzie Davis, representing a Japanese lady, and John Cooper, m Happy Hooligan. After the prizes were given tbe unmasking took place ana cue surprises were many, to ward midnight suDDer was served bv J. Vauthier, after which danoing was resumed. Ibe oompany departed at a late hour, declaiing that they bad oaa a very good time. ' Miss Nan Cooper and ber sister. Mildied, loft for Tbe Dalles Friday to spend tbe rest of tbe vacation with the borne folks. J. B. Lalferty, of Weiser, Idaho, visited his brother, X. U. Lalferty, on inursuay. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter spent Amas on their farm near flood Kiver Mrs. Drivers and daughter, of Th Dalles, are visiting old friends at Mount tlood. ' Miss Lizzie Cooper made a flying crip uome irom unicon, Arizona, wheie she is teaching school, coming one any ana going duck tbe next. A dance will be given at the Mount Hood ball on tbe nigbt of January 1, 1907. Kvoryone cordially invited. JMumoers, supper lnoluded. fl.'. The Society of Progressive Thought oaa an luteremng meeting last lours day nigbt. Four new memoera "rode tbe goat". The program committee furnished an interesting program. Joe Hess returned from Canby, ure., woere lie spenc Amas. James Johnson, from Nebraska, ar rived iasc week to visit Messrs. Pud dy and Johnson. Glacier Celebrates Christmas. Editor Glacier: Now is tbe season fnl (Miriytmaa tpua mnnvfa .ml n.n we, a namesake, have a bilef spaoe in your columns to report our doings away up nere slightly below tbe peak of Mount Hood. Separated bv sever al miles of mud from the Mount llood sobool, a few of us assembled at tbe pleasant bospitabl home of Wm. Huckabav. where we found a tree beautifully deooratad witb silver stars, shining lights and loada of gifts. While admiring the tree we were regaled with a kingly lunch. closing with cream cake, banana cake aud chocolate cake. We vote them par excellence, aud our hostess i quoeu of oike makers. Having over come tbe modesty of our host, and persuaded him to assume tbe office of Santa Claus. the business of tbe even ing proceeded. Sack after sack of nuts, raisins, candy and popcorn de sceuded nutil nearly every child un der (JO was tbe possessor of a couple. various aud peoiiliar girts followed. The writer, a juvenile of 60 summers. received a handsome narsnin. slishtlv less tbu live iucbes iu diametei, and as long as the forearm of a Jniau, tbo produot of oi r productive soil. Mine host leooived a pair oi an'iquated slippers of enormous proportions said co nave belonged to oue of our promi nent abentees, and marked "pleasant remembrance from J. U." Although various rents were repaired with white cord, the etfect of the gifts was maiked aud communicated itself to the entire company. It is wbispeied the whole alfair is chargeable to some mischievous gilts. After an unusuallv pleasant Christauis eve. all retired to ineir mines voting the evening the pietsantest of Its kind spent in years. Aud all of us (ilacierites wish you, Mr. Editor, a Morry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Oue Who Was There. WHITE SALMON. From tbe Enterprise. Tho White Salmon Valley bank re ports business still growiug. Decern ber 20th the deposits amounted to U,5U. They expect to pass the $35, 000 mark by January 1. During the absence of Mrs. Lewis in California the parsonage baa been repapered and renovated to that she had a nice bright home to come . back to. It was a oomplete surprise to bet as she was kept iu entire isnorance of the improvements going on in ber nome ujcii then. The iufant sou of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peak died at tbe home of its par ents In Conk's addition Saturday morning and was buried from the White Salmon church Sunday after noon. Interment was In the oitv oem etery. Mr. and Mrs. Peck have tbe sympathy of a large circle of friends R. B. BRAGG & CO. SPECIAL SKIRTS Don't FOR COLD FEET . Dr. Reed's Shoes lor Men ... Strootman's Cushion Sole Shoes for Women suffering with Cold Feet or Rheumatics you should wear these shoes, they will do you good if la their bereavement. Tbe ohild was bora on October 30th last. The flist grades of the public school gave an entertainment In their room on Friday afternoon which was high ly spoken of by those who attended, but as it waa held just at the hour the paper waa in press the entire force waa busy so we oould not have a rep resent at' ve there. The program was somewhat marred by several of the performers being sick, but those pres ent performed very nicely indeed. This room la under tbe very ettloient management of Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Lewis returned from ber ex tended visit witb ber relatives in Cal ifornia Christmas afternoon. She started witb tbe children on Saturday with tbe expectation of reaohing borne in time to be with us on Chrhtmas but tbe trains were badly delayed and so be did not get to Portland until late Monday nigbt and oould not oatob tbe evening tiain. Mr. Lewis met ber at tbe Oregon metropolis Christmas eve and that w why be waa absent from tbe church. Many warm friends are glad to have Mis. Lewis among us again, as things at tbe parsonage went rather slow during ber absenoe. Mr. Lewis Is also much pleased at her re turn. Tbe entertainment at tbe church on Christmas eve was a grand success in every particular. Tbe absence of Mr. Lewis marred the proceedings some what but Mr. H. S. Clyde rilled bis place veiy aooeptably. The program waa all that oould be desired. Tbe reoitations by Mis. Snyder and Mrs Briggs were especially tine and would have done credit to a town many times the size of White Salmon. Tbe Christmas tree also was a thing of beauty and joy to tbe children. It was loaded witb presents and all the children present received something. ibe church waa tastefully deoorated and the tree prettily lit up. Much of tbe suooess of tbe entertainment was due to tbe energy and deteiminatiou of Miss Bunny Biggs and Miss Flor ence Wlloox, wbo worked through the rain and waded through tbe mud to make the affair a success. The young ladies deserve much credit. . , Cored Lnrabago. A. B. Canman. Chicago, writes March 4, 1!K)3. "Having been troubled with lumbago at different times and tried one physician after another, then different ointments, gave it np altogeth er, so I tried once more, and irot a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment, which gave me almost instant relief. I can cheerfully recommend it, and will add my name to your list of sufferers." Sold by Chaa. N. Clarke. Advertised Letter List. Advertised letter list for week end ing December 31, 1906: Barnes, Miss A.; Douglass, Miss Minnie (2),; Meyer, F. O Mrs. ; Morse. 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