The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-06-25

'sJ NC hedfu III active pursuit and
farmers say the grain is much better
than expected.
The cherry season is now a thing of
tne past: Shippers report excellent re-
turns this year.
Inc concert given by the DeMoss
family ON Thursday night was de-
clued success. The family is renowned
as Doth musicians and songsters.
Miss Clara Miller of Perth. Kans is
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Carroll.
Miss Myrtle Michel of The Dalles
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. John Evans, jr., was taken sud.
denly Ill during the week, and Dr.
Watt was called in to administer
Mrs. Evans is convalescing.
Paul and Alfred Evans have returned
from Hood River, where they have
been employed picking berries.
Mrs. Ward and children of Portland
are visiting at the home of Mrs,
Thomas Harlan.
Miss Phoebe Burlingame visited al
Hood River on Friday.
The pupils of District No. s gave an
ice cream social Saturday night, the
proceeds, amounting to $l4.75, will bt
used in buying books for the library.
Mrs. Emile Shaw spent Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday, at Hood River.
John Hampshire of the Dalles spent
Sunday with his mother at Mrs
James Browns.
Leo Root was Hood River visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Conroy of Portland is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ben Eben.
Joe Friends was passenger for Hood
River, Thursday.
Mrs Lena Smith and son Ralph
spent Thursday in The Dalles.
Miss Florine Shaw is visiting at the
Davenport home this week.
The family of John Denny have re.
turned from their Hood River outing
and are again located in the MosieI
cottage.
(To late for last week.
Mosier, June 1.-THE continued heavy
rains have caused much excitement and
alarm in general, owing to their being SC
unusual We trust that no serious
damage will result from them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Phillips, accom-.
panied by Mrs. J. N. Mosier, spent Mon.
day in The Dalles.
Mrs. Lena Smith is slightly improved
after continued Illness of long dura'
ton.
The residence of w. A. Stark, on
Pion's ridge, was completely destroyed
by fire last week The cause of the oc.
currence is unknown.
Ex-Surveyor Colt, in company with
others, have been at work during the
past week securing a desirous location
for box factory. This we classify
among the enterprises which rank fore
most, and hope to see it in operation ere
long.
Mrs. Lillian johnson came up from
Hood River on Sunday, and viii visit
relatives at this place.
J. P. Shaw spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Davenport home,
Mrs. A. Snyder arrived from Missouri
during the week and will sojourn for a
time on their homestead "on the hill. y
"Billy" Hays, who has been visiting
with the family of 4. Locke, at Hood
River, returned Sunday.
Mr.. Krogan, our genial nightoperator,
has been removed to Tunnell No. /.
His vacated place has been filled by a
Mr.. Armsby.
Misses Ada, Lottie and Fannie Gilbert
have returned from White Salmon,
where they have been in the employ of
G. ID. Moore.
Misses Grace and Beatrice Coyle were
Dalles visitors Monday,
Miss Maybelle Boorman spent part
OF last week in Hood River.
George and Russell Huskey returned
from The Dalles on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Wilson returned to Port
land, Tuesday, after two weeks stay
with relatives.
Mrs. William Isabel and children, of
Pendleton, are visiting Mrs. Ben
Eben, sr.
Charles Stark was local passenger
for The Dales on Monday Charlie has
not yet entirely recovered from an attack
of measles.
Mrs. E. H. Phillips and daughters
have returned to Portland.