The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, January 02, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSeven d ao o FRANK A. CRAM Wishes You One and All appy and Prosperous New Year HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THUR8DAY, JANUARY 2, 1908 A e C23 ilRIEt' LOCAL MATCERS. Our work euaranteid. Doitz Studio Finishing for umateurs ut Deitz StU' diu. Good things to eat at the Star Uio eery. Olives in bulk, bottles and cans at J ackeoii s. Fresh made sausage at Metinire Bros, envy day. .Metal house numbeisat Hunt's Wull Paper store. A. Grumes was a passenger for Tbe Dalles Fiiday. See W. S. Grihble for Duck Erie?, Fells and oven. tf New Orleans Molaes in bulk and an at Jackson's. - W. E. and Al. P. Nelf returned to Portluun Thursday. Cull and neo the bn.ntiful new pian os i.l. SouluN house. Yillie Baker id spending the holi days at the parental home. (liny liiocli oume up from Portland ami spent Chri itnias wi'.h bis parents. 0. vJ ..luekhon. wife and mother v. out to Tho Dullea Monday on the la- Clil. Closing out winter millinery at low j.ia-iS. The Bazaar, Hood River Jli-ights. .Mis. Poyle and children, of aseo, vi. dtod friends iu Hood River the lat Ici part of the week. Dudley Holland camo up from Port laud Saturday to 1 ok after bis busi-nt-s interests iu the valley. Miss Nettie Buck, manager of the telephone exotiun ge at Wasoo, visited iter parents o.'ur the holidays. Vir. Ven i ble has opened dressmakii Vitri irs in the Jacobson residence, where hl.s is prepared to do fashionable dress making. Misses Anna and Lavina Frazier, lr have been visiting their parents tur a lew disya, roturuod to Portlaud Saturday afternoon. V, i i ii Mies has a large and complete mrk el' heating stoves, all sizes, from a small airtight bedroom heater to the largest size stove for halls or storerooms. See them and get prices. Mrs. Lou Baldwin was taken to a Portland hospital Friday, accompa nied by Or. and Mrs Shaw and her husband. She lias been seriously ill for seme time. I lie hist meeting of the Y's was de cided u Hiicce iB. The next uieeti g .'. '11 he held at the residence of O. li ilurlley. Jau. C, at 7:30. A full at i mi.iiiiuch is desired li ynii want to buy or sell real estaie tin in Ontlmiik & Otten. Money to ! .i-iu in i; i st mortgages. Abstracts and a carefully prepared. Not i i.J work if all kinds. Rev. .). V Latbrop, of Rod Lodge. Mont , brother-in-law ot C. S. Smith, tii-rived lust week, and after a visit ill look urouud the coast country to Ibid a location. He will probably lo cate here ot in the Willamette i alloy. .1. Adrian TOppiug has nine custom ers fur Hood River properly who wish to trade Portlaud improved or uui'.u proved property in part payment. If you wish to sell notify him at oooe Address 0 Adrian Roping, box (i!)8. Hood River. Ore. dV.'tf w In all sincerity we wish you all the prosperity that comes through intelligent effort coupled to the marvelous oppor tunities of our IXocd Kiver Country. Let's all get in and hustle be busy and you'll be happy. . " Yours for a Bigger, Busier and Better Store, thank you for the largest volume of business one under one hope we ee our "ad" on the 3C The Dietz Studio for photos. J. S. Booth made a business trip to Mosier Monday. Dr. Shaw and wife returned from Portland Saturday. QotoW. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 76 Shoe. tf Seueca Fouts, of Portland, ipent Sunday In Hood River. Salt mackerel, eastern white fish and pickled salmon at Jackson's. R. W. Pratt returned Saturday from a business trip to Portland. Chickens for Suuday dinner at Mc Guire Bros. Order early. Maple Syrup and New York S Buck Wheat at Jackson's. Prof. C. Grouse made a burlues trip to Pendleton last week. C. X. Eailv was a passenger for The Dalles Monday on the looal. S. A. Skniuer, of Carson, visited friends in the city last week. Mrs. and Mr. J. J. Gibbons, of the Barrett district, spent tho holidays with friends and relatives at Poitland. G. W. Dimmick, of Starbuok, Wash., spent Christmas with bis ruuthei at Mt. Hood, returning home Wednesday evening. Geo. A. Brook, of Dallas, viisted his brother, V. C. Brock, between trains Fiiday, arriving from Wasco, where he bad business. Mrs. C. 0. Jantzen, daughter and grandchildren, of Portlaud, spent Christinas with the Jantzen brothers in I he valley. Sam Koplin arrived last week from Poitland having been discharged from the sanitarium at that place, and is being entertained at the homes of his old friends and neighbors iu the valley. T. J. Redely, who has been acting as superintendent it construction for the Home Telephone Co. here, bag been under the weather for a month. and concluded to retuin to his borne at Kalimazoo, Mich., and started for that plaoe Sunday. Tire first delivery will be made at 8 o'clock in the morning. Do not fail to have your orders rn for your boils and roasti in time for this trip. The last trip will be made at 1U:45 and the last trip in the evening at 4:80. Please ob serve these hours of delivery so a.i lo receive your meats on time and assist us in the delivery. MCi'iKK Bltos. If you wUh to save 550 to $75 when rou hi. j- your piano, buy direct from the factory dealer and not from agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments in at received from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Soooud band pianos am! organs taken in exchange. Balance earn or time payments. Chester W. Smith, of Hood Riyer. and Mary E. McClain, of Hood River, weie rain rind Wednesday, Deoemher 25, at tin Baptist parsonage, by Rev. C. V. Nutl iy. After spending a few lays with friends in Hood River they returned to their future home at Grass Valley. The annual dinner of the W. R. C. mid i. A. R. will take place at the joint installation meeting, January 11, 100H The corps ladies are invited to come with baskets of Boston brown bread, baked beans, pie, salad, sand witches, codec, i-tc. All W. R. C la diei and G. A R, men are urged to be present. can show the samo increase for 3C 3C 3C Mrs. P. W. Reid went to Tbe Dalles Saturday. C. L. Condon made a business trip to Condon Friday. J as. Lacey returned from a Port land, trip Saturday. Peroy Smith arrived Saturday from a trip to Portland. J. W. Shipley went to Heppner Iburiday on business. Mrs. Tbos Hill went to Wasoo Thursday to visit relatives. Mrs. Dr. Jordan went to Tbe Dalles Monday on professional business. Gr ver Slusber. of Dufur, vUited i bis brother and sister bere last week. Mrs. Frank Davenport went to Port land Fiiday evening to visit friends, Rev. L. O. Dix went to Boyd Sat urday where be held sot v iocs Sunday. G. Phippen and wife, of Salt Lake. visited tbe Davenport families last week. J. L. Blount and wife returned Sat Biday from a visit to friends at Port land. II. J. Fiedtiok and S. W. Arnold went to 'J be Dalles Monday on busi ness. Cbas. Hall went to Pendleton Fri day to look after some timber land in tbe Blue mountains. Mrs. Nellie Sailing returned to Portland Friday after a visit wltb her patents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. lsenberg. Mrs. Walter Carlisle retuined to ber borne at lore Friday, after a visit witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Stianahan. - March Morse, who is cruising iu Lewis eeuuty, spent tbe holidays with his parent i, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Morie, in the Barrett distlict. f'rot. Beatty'a orchestra returned Thursday from Casoade Locks, where they mrnlnbed uiuslo for a dance, and thev also closed a contraot to play at Steti usnn for a New Years dauoe. ti e former teacher of tbe East Bar rel! cchnol was married a couple of weeks ano and resigned ber position last neli to remove witb ber husband to another olty. Miss Flora Smith, of Seappoose, has been secured to fin ish tlw year's work, and will take charge ot tbe school Monday. Harry Richardson and Miss Marie Youuk were married at Moro Satur day, December 21, by Rev. A. J. Ad ams After spending a few days at ,he residence of the bride's parents at Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson re turned to Hood River, where thev will 4eside. Mr. Wm. Kerr, of tbe east side. eutertained at a Ctrristmas dinner.. Be sides some out of town guests present there were a large number ot friends and neighbors present, and a very pleasant day was spent. Tbe dsoo ra ti ins of tbe rooms were Oregon grape and palms, while thb table deooratlon was tbe primios. W. F. Andrews and family, of East Grand Forks, Minn., arrived last week and will remain. Mr. Andrews bss a floe orchard started in tbe Bel mont district, which has been looked after by C. Q. Metoalf, a former neighbor and oo-worker on the North er Pad He, and it is far enough ad vanced to neerr Mr. Andrews' person al attention. They will build a resi dence on tbe plaoe and become per manent residents of tbe valley. 3 cw Year ? roof in Hood River, and last pageits money to you OC Write it 1908. Mr. Hull and family came up from Portland Friday. Chris Dehtman and wife went to The Dalles Fiiday. Miss Teal left for Portland Thurs day to visit relatives. Geo. Stranahiu made businota tiip to The Dalles Friday. Irma and Ivan Miller vlsiteo. friends at Klondike, Ore., last week. Frank and Fay Orr returned last week from a visit to Portland. T. J. Davidson went 1 to Skokane Thursday evening on business. Mies Ida Brace spent Christmas with her parents at Tbe Dalles. W. W. Swan left on No. 7 for a bus iness trip to Portland Thursday. Neal Evans went to Portland on a business trip Ihursday afternoon. Miss Margery Beaity, of Portland, spent Chrltmas here with relatives. John Oowley and wife went to The Dallea Wednesday to visit relatives. W. A. Craft and wife, of Freeport, 111., are visiting Cbas. Hall and wife. Misses Florence and Avis Buchanan, of Portland, are visiting their par ents. Mrs. Maude Sears, of Portland, vis ited her mother, Mrs. Parker, last week. Hugh Esson left for the Willamette valley Thursday to visit friends for a few days. C. J. Calkins and wife went to Portland Thursday to visit friends for a faw days. John Van Dellen. of The Dalles. spent Christmas with L. H. Hugging and family. Harvy Slusber went to Dufur Tburs day to spsnd a few days wltb tba borne folks. 3M1bs Violet Palmer, of Los Angeles, al., is visiting ber sister, Mrs. Ar thur Clarke. Dr. and Mrs. Cams went to Port land Thursday to visit with relatives for a few days. 1 Miss Moore, stenographer for tbe Paolflo Bridge Co., visited witb ber mother Christum. Mr. and Mrs. Ever hart spent Christ mas witb tbelr daughter, Mrs. E. B. Clark, at Poitland. Dr. T. L. Eliot, of Portland, spent a Joouple of days in Hood River tbe latter part of tbe week. J. S. Bootb and Leslie' Butler went to Tbe Dalles Thursday to attend tbe funeral ot J. W, Fienob. Mr. and Mrs. Hadler returned to Collins Thursday on the boat, after spending Ubrlstmas wltb relatives. J. S. Pinney, of Seattle, spent a couple of days in tbe valley last week looking alter his property interests. Rev. CX. J. Nelson, who joined bis wife her last week, occupied tbe pul pit at U Unitarian oburoii last Sun day. Dr. aad Mrs. H. L. Domble re turned Thursday from Portland, wbere they spent Christmas with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, of Dufur, are spending a tew days witb John Moore and family, parents of Mrs. O'Brien. Dir Kniskern and wife, of Centra- Hat, 'visited at tbe Butler home over tbe holidays. Mrs. Kniekein is tbe daughter ot Leslie Butler. W. A. Morian left Thursday witb his family for tbelr new home at Ore gon City, where tbe Morgan boys have bought a stock ranob. A. V?. Bates was a passenger on No. 1 for Portland Thursday, to take med- loal treatment. Mr. tstes is rapidly recovering from bis operation. H. B. Reid. of Portland, spsot Christmas with his brother, F. W. Reid, of tbe Paoltlo States Telephone Co., and went to Tbe Dalles Tburs day. E. N. Blythe came up from Portland Wednesday and spent a oouple of days at the parental home at Frauktoo. He returned Friday with bis wife and children. Edward Friday, engineer for tbe North Bank road, and stationed at Cape Horn, visited his brother, F. P. rTiday. la tbe Flue Grove district. last week. L. Ptos made his daughters a Christmas present ot a fine $375 pi ano, which tbey appreciate very muoh, and will now take a course of musical instruction. W. H. Perry and wife left for Port land Thursday, where tbey will spend a few weeks witb their son. Ibey will also visit in Seattle. They expect to be gone mout of tbe winter. Mrs. A. S. Blnweii returned Thurs day morning from Portland, aonoru- Sealed by ber daughters, Mis. J. R. iokelsen and Mrs. Wm. Yates. Mis. Blowers is rapidly recovering from her second operation. Mr. Blower came home cu the boat to look after a line driving hornet .whlou be pure bused in iroriiaav. W. E. Sheets was a passenger for Tbe Dalles yesterday. Miss Grace Tillard, of Tbe Dalles, visited Hood River Saturday. Jeff Mosier came down from Mosier Tuesday morning on the early train returning on the local R. H. Weber came down from The Dalles Tuesday and weut out to bis ranob on tbe east side. John Chappell, of Goldendale, was in town yeateiday and left for Port land oi delayed No. 5. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heilbrooner went to Portland Tuesday to spend New Years witb relatives. J. II. Nuunemaker and wife loft for eastern Oregon New Years day to vis it witb friend and relatives. Miss Blanche Harbison returned yesterday to Forest Grove to resume ber studies at Paoillo univert,ty. Miss Maude Mills, teacher in tho publio schools, spent the holidays with relatives at Chehalem Center. Mrs. R. A. Kirk, of Salem, who has been visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Ira Ham ilton, returned home Tuesday morn ing. Tbos. Jenkins, of Goldendale, left for home yesterday morning aftoi a visit witb bis nephew, l.r. C. H. Jen kins. The Donald Bell Co. will be at the opera bouse Januaiy 9, 10 aud 11. Tbe show is well recommended and good performances are looked for. John Leland Henderson spent Sun day and Monday in Poitland. Mr. Henderson is negotiating a sale of bis White Salmon ranch, and thinks that tbe deal will go through. R. H. Waugh has resigued bis posi tion witb the First National bank and will move out to his'ranoh on the east aide in the spring. Mayor Blowers will take Mr. Waugh's position in the bank. Tbe property owners on Maurice street have made arrangements to grade the street aud build a bridge across tbe orek on Paradise avenue. It is a needed - improvement, and would provide a convenient road to reach that part of tbe city. A. Z. Cazanava, of Casper, Wyo., arrived in tbe city Sunday and will remain a few days visiting bis friend, D. P. Smith, and looking over the valley. Mr. Cazanava has sold out bis business interests at Casper and is looking for a borne in the west.' Tbe Bremen's bhll New Year's eve, at tbe Odd Fellow ball, was a big suo oses. One of tbe largest crowds ever In tbe hall were there, and a good time was bad by all present. Ibe music, composed of members ttom both orchestras, was excellent. Tbe firemen will olear about $8C, most of the business men lespondlng liberally in buying tickets, whether they went oi not. 'Postmaster Yates received word Thursday that a stamp cancelling ma chine, wbiob be asked for,' would be sent blm by express from Buffalo. Tbe Hood River postottioe baa grown rapidly, on aooount ot tbe big growth In development of tbe oountry, and about 5000 letters per day now have to fce stamped by band, and at a time when everyone is waiting for their mall. The new machine will do the work in an hour at tbe outside. A. 1. Mason and Chris Grieseu left for the Yakima country Sunday to give a series of lectures at North Yak ima, Prosser and Sunnyside, at fruit meetings. Instructors on Hood River method are in demand by the enter prising fruit sections, and Mr. Mason Is especially fitted to give valuable advioo, while Mr. Griesen has also a fund of Information about union methods wbioh be will impart, at the same time looking after tbe interests ot Better Fruit. II. R, Gearey, wife arid d ughter arrived from St. Paul Wednesday morning and will make their home heie. Mr. Gearey is tbe owner of 15 acres adjoining his biother-ln-law, C. S. Smith, and vill ereot a residence on tbe land in tbe spring. Tbe daugh ter, Miss Susan A. Gearey, has bad ten yeais experience In tbe St. Paul telephone exchange, aud will have charge of the Home telephone ceutral as soon as the company are leady tor business. II. L. Price, a meiohant from Tbe Dalles, spent Sunday with the Vogt brotbers and wbs much interested in the new suit cubicet wbioh Vogt Bros, are iustslling in theli new store. It is the first one to be iutro duced iu Hood River, or this part of tbe state, aud will be an attractive (eatuie of tbo new store. It Is iiMile Iu Ufa sections. The cohIs Hie all bung up cu a sibling earner, while tbe other parts of the suit are piled in on small receptacles, wblcb cau ho pulled out to sbow tbe garments. I ho clothes are kept neat and clean, true from wrinkles, while a hundred pat terns chn he displayed at a moment's notice. Giass doors wbioh push back into the cabinet, can be pulled out aud tbe compartments (but up tight. DC Pictures Our entire stock of FRAMED and UN FRAMED PICTURES now on sale at greatly reduced prices. 25c regular 160 50c " 350 75c " 600 i)0c 750 11.00 " 800 1.50 $1.25 12.00 ; $1.60 and so on through the stock. This Week Only Slocom's Book Store Mrs. Vera Stewart returned to Port land Tuesday. O. P. Dabney returned from Port land yesterday. Earl Bartmess was a - passenger for Portland Tuesday. Miss Poole weut to Portland yester day to visit friends. Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hinv line, Deo. 23, a boy. The Missses EatL left tor Portland yesterday afternoon to visit friends. Mrs. J. H. Dukea weut to Portland Tuesday to vhit friends for a few days. Al Whitehead and daughter spec Sunday at the New by home at Mitoi. UsPoint Roger and Forrest Moe went to Portland New Year's day to see the foot ball game. Miss Gladys Hartley left for Forest Grove yesterday to rosume ber duties at Paoillo university. Chas. Lage returned to Portland yeateiday, where be will finish a course in tbe business oolloge. Miss Florence Avery retuined to Paoido university yesterday, after spending tbe vacation with ber par ents. Mrs. F. P. Matthews and daughter, of Portlaud, spent a oouple of days lu tbe city the first ot the week visiting friends. J. Wesley Ladd and J. K. Kollook and their wives came up from Port land yesterday and visited tbelr rauohes in the oountry. 8. W. Curran, o : Viento, left Tues day for Portlaud, and Mrs. Ourrau joined him there yesterday. Mr. Cur ran intends to spend the winter in Arizona for bis noalth. Gay Yowell, manage of tbe Daven port Harness Co., was distiibuting some One calendars tbe first of tbe week. Mr. Yowell has built up a tine trade since taking cbarge of the shop. and reports u couai.antly increasing patronage. Mis. P. S. Davidson, sr., returned yesterday troiu Coeur d'Aleue, Ida., where she spent Christmas with rela tives. She left in tbe afternoon for Portland, whete ube will remain for tbe winter. H. C. Willis, of Peudlekon, who waa oonnected witb the publicity work of lhe Dalles fair, has purchased an in terest iu lhe Dalles Chroniole and changed the paper from au evening to a moruiug issue. The Hist insue of tbe uew niuuagGDMtnt was Jauuary 1. D. C. Henry, principal of tbe Odoll school, near Uo d River, has been visiting Miss Lillian Perkins, who is a friend and former schoolmate. - He is on bis way co Moumoutb to spend Xmas and will stop in St. Johns) on bis retuin to Hood River. St. Johns Review. Brother Byerlee, of the St. Johns Review, came near, getting a Christ mas preseut wbiob we know he would have appreciated. About the time tbe children iu the editorial parsonage were examining ' heir stockings to see what Scuta Cluua bad left in them, a big stork came along and waa about to light on tut house, when tbe klda made such u tacket that be was scared away, ana eut to tbe next bouse. Now thin bpooies ot bird has called at Brother liyurlee's place a number ot times iu tbe years goue by, but we rather suspect that be Qua beooine so ornery since moving to Ht. Johns that be has beeu out oft tbe visiting UsC ol the st oi It. Edgar Mereese, formerly manager of 'lhe Dalles Chronicle, vuituid lu flood River yesterday. earn- 1908 0 DC The Churches Methodist Episcopal oburob A. II. Latbrop, pastor. Public servloe at 11 a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday sohool at 10 a. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. All cordially invited. U. B. Church Sabbath acbeol, 10 a. m. ; preaching, 11 a. m.; x. tf. V. . 6:30 p.m.; Evangelistic services, 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m. Everybody in vited. J. K. Parker, pastor. Christian Church Preaching services at K, of P. Hall each Sunday evening and at 11 a. m. each first and third Sun day, and at Odell at 11 :30 a. m. each second and fourth Hunday. Hunday school at 10 a. m. and Y. P. H. C. E. at 6:30 p. tci. each Sunday at K. of P. Hall. Cordial invitation to the pupllc. w. A. wood, Minister. Baptist Church C. A. Nutley, Pas tor. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7 ;45 p. m. Sunday school, at 9 :60 a. m. i. ti. Uoe, Hunt, xoung reopies meet ing, 7 p. m. Monday, 7 p. m., Young Men s Alert Ulub. Tuesday, 7 p. m.. Y. P. Christian Culture Class. Wednes day 7 :30 p. m., Prayer meeting. Thurs day p. m., Ladies' Aid or Mission Cir cle. Riverside Congregational Cburob, W. C Gilmore, pastor. Servtoes Sun day at 11 a. m., Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m., evening worship at 8 p. m. Catholio Church Regular services every Sunday. Belmont M. E. Church, S. S. 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m.. Epworth League 6.30 p. m., Preaching 7.30 p. m. At Crapper 1st and 3rd Sundays; 3 p. m. At Menominee 2nd and 4tn Sundays; 3 p. m. A Fine Mew Tear's Gift. Jake Sohmeltzer has purchased a One piano from Soule's Piano House. as a New Year's gift to Mrs. Sohmeltz er. 0. R. 4 N. TIME TABLE. Emt bound No. 2, Chicago Hpeolal, 10:50 a. in. No. 4, Hpoklne Flyer, 10:40 p. in. No. 6, Mall and Kip rem, 8:46 p. m. No. H. Pendleton Local, 9:Ao a. m. Wfwt bound No, 1, Portland Rpeclal, 0:18 p. m. No. 3, Hpokane Fly r, S: a, m. No, 5, Mail and Express, 7:06 a. n. JOE WILSON SELLS Wire Wound Wooden Water Pipe DR. EDGINGTON SMITH BUILDING HOOD RIVER OREGON EDISON PHONOGRAPHS This is an invitation to everyone who erads it to come to our store and hear be new "Edison Phonograph," the ane with the big born. This Phono graph is bigger, better, and has a finer finish than any of the other models. We will hu.d an impromptu concert any time you come into our store. We entry a full line of Edison records. W. D. ROGERS Hood River, Ore.