The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-17
MosIer LIENS.

P. Henningsen made II trip TO Portland
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Graham returned home 10
Portland after weeks visit mere among
friends.
Mrs Robinson OF Portland, who has been
spending the summer at her mother s, Mrs. L.
|. Davenport, returned to Portland last week,
by boat Miss Alice Davenport and Miss
Janette Beebe also went with her.
Miss Kathryn Davenport went to The
Dalles last Saturday, where she has been EN-
ployed as a teacher
Miss Anna Phillips, Miss Edna Root and
Miss Elsie Middleswart were passengers 10
The Dalles last Saturday. They expect TO at
tend school at The Dalles this winter.
Rev. Brewer was up from Cascade Locks,
looking after his place here Monday.
c. T. Bennett and william Graham, after
procuring seed wheat and getting the ground
ready to SOW on the Mrs. Alice Faucet place,
was given notice that the farm had been pur-
chased by Mrs. l.. j. Davenport, so the boys
had no place to sow their grain.
Mrs Minnie Johnson,a sister of Mr.. Carlson,
Is here visiting with relatives and friends.
Her husband Is foreman for the .. Il. " n.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Husbands, formerly OF
this place. but now from Portland, are visit
ing among their old neighbors.
The new dock is completed and also the
freight house for it. Weunderstand that all
boats land there now belonging to the @: II.
q N. company, and everybody seems glad.
w. C. Cook has the ground leveled off for
his uew residence here, and Is laying the
foundation, the lumber and everything being
on the ground to complete his dwelling. He
expects to put up box factory soon.
w, G. stuart of Portland, who has been
building a dwelling on his claim, has the
shingles, and will soon complete his house.
Dick Evans and son Ernest Harry Evans
and son Robert and |. y. Evans are spending
gt,t hack M vf4tllL
looking for large game. We are all counting
on a large piece OF bear and venison on their
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. v, G. Young took their baby
10 Hood River on sunday last, 10 the doctor.
rhe child seems better and they think 1t Will
get along all right.
The dryer here Is now running night ana
day AS IL was impossible toget white men
20 work here Mr. henningsen employed Jap
aneSe TO work in front OF the dryer, dipping
The prunes and putting them on the trays. He
expects to employ female help the same as
last year and a man or two TO oversee the
work. He is still in need of u hand, think
John Wellberg, who has been barbering in
stevenson, Wash., for some time past, Is here
now, looking after his apple crop.
MIR. Carlson spent two or three days with
Gus Ernquest last week at Stevenson. Mr..
trnquest was attacked with rheumatism and
Mr.. Carlson took him TO the springs. We are
glad to say, at the last repofts,that he is much
| improved and is expected home soon.
Louis Yockie and Jack Roberts are build
| ing a woodshed Tor school district 52 They
are going TO build a belfry and hang that new
| oelt the children bought with funds
| raised at an entertainment about IL
| months or two years ago. We are glad 10
| see these improvements go ON, and If Lne dis
| trict would clear OF the yard aud ditch that
! mud hole below the spring, they would have
a sbhoJi house and grounds they might well
| De proud OF. Look at district 3, everything
painted and yard cleaned of, big bell III
| tne Dellry, and inside of house and desks
| freshly painted and vanished. Isn't that an
nOnOr to that district.