The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-05-12

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Miss Lizzie Paasch left on No. 2, Fri
day, for Moro, where she will be en-
ployed at the home of. M. johnson for
time.
Jasper Wickham was in Saturday
after strawberry crates, and gives a
good account of the crop prospects in
his section.
C. A. HYDE, a printer who is wheel
ing from fhe Dalles homeward, made
the Glacier office call Monday.
Chas. F. Roberts is another Hood
River pupil who graduated at little
past l3 wears OF age Hood River is
making good record this year.
e, B. Clark came up from Portland,
Friday, to look after his strawberry and
other farming interests. He returned
to Portland Tuesday.
C. +. Knowland Of Carrollton, Ills,
who is visiting his cousin, Mrs. r. j..
Woicka, and family, is laboring ON the
Glacier this week.
Hood River Lodge No, 105, A. F. &
A. M, held special communication
Saturday evening and conferred the F..
| G. degree on two candldates,
Mrs. ]. D. McCully OF Joseph, Or,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. M. F.
Shaw at Edgewood for the past two
weeks, went to Portland on No. /, Sat
urday.
Miss MAY Davidson of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting her brother, IL. +.
Davidson and family. Miss Davidson
will likely make her home in Hood
River.
Miss May Roe came up from Van.
couyer Tuesday Of last week to attend
the wedding of her friend Miss Anna
Smith. Miss Roe is visiting friends in
Hood River.
Some one has borrowed large tent
from the premises OF Mrs. G. g. Roberts
and forgotten to return it. Mrs.
Roberts would like very much to have
same returned at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leasure Of Mount
Hood came in on No. 2, Friday, iron
Gray's Harbor and Oregon City, where
they have been visiting friends and rela
tives for the past ten days.
e. G. Rood is putting neat coat o
paint on Wright & Isenberg's cigar store
which adds much TO its appearance. L
would be good idea for others aloni
Oak street to follow their lead.
Chester Jury, nephew Of Mrs. E. r
Bradley is putting in shooting galier,
between Isenberg 4 Wrigh's bowlini
allev and j. Il. Rand's store, and will b.
/ ready for business in day or two.
The Mount Hood Lumber Co. ha
demonstrated beyond the shadow OF
doubt that it is possible to run log
successfully down Hood River, as the
are coming every day
G. A. Hickle, last week, purchase
the strawberry ranch OF jerome L
Brown. Mr.. Brown will take in the ex
position, and from there will go t
Boston, where expects TO locate perms
nently.
il Jacobsen and John Sealy, o
Portland, were callers at the Glacie
office, Monday. They came over iron
Underwood, where they are maxim
! improvements and looking after thei
ranches.
Mrs. Anna Downs of Monta Will
came to Hood River April 20, and, ha
! since then been visiting her daughter
Mrs. E. L. Belknap. Both ladies wen
TO Portland Tuesday, where Mrs. Bell
} nap will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. G.. Roberts returned from 81
n Vincent hospital at Portland, where sh
t went by the advice OF her physician
DR.. j. F. Watt, to be treated fC
!, blood poisoning in the thumb OF he
. right hand. She is recovering nicel
2 and expects to be in her usual healt
: soon.
,s Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Ellis took lunC
n at Oakdale ranch Sunday. Ralph hi
II not forgotten the time when he WI
mistaken for breachy calf by the cot
10 at Oakdale in the early dawn, some 81
q years ago, and came near getting trea
n ed to bath OF hot water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Jones and Mi
;. Kinney of The Dalles we're guests
/, Oakdale Sunday and also visited Wa
~ Guin. Guin, the already popular reso
. at Frankton. Like all other visitor
they think Mr.. Rand's place the mo
- beautiful in the valley.
"a A.P. Bateham was down from Mosi
ar the first of the week and says his be
he ries are looking very well indeed. !
seems to be running D regular meTT
go-round; clearing more land, to pla
se more berries, to make more money,
% q buy more real estate, to clear more lar
~ ad infiritum. Who wouldn't ra
" straw berries when it is SO much funf
William Thompson arrived frc
Portland ON the excursion Sunday a
returned on No. Monday. He wish
TO announce that he did not sell
% name with the house when he sold
"a boarding house on River street,
OIL that he is in no way connected the
ng with. That popular boarding place
now operated by H. Southard.
Charley Farley was monkey
around the big mill the other d
where he says he had no business to
and the result is that he carries I
rs, fingers of his leftohand in sli
rs, Sorry for Charley, but boys will hs
'1c- to learn not to monkey with the b.
Ire saw.
Within the past few days Pratt
- Investment Co. has made the follow
JR. transfers. Two lots in Idlewilde To
can Fosnot from Baker City, two lots
tier same addition to Robert L. c. we
ls6 a. our telephone man. Mr. Wood we unt
ear stand has the lumber now on the gro'
igh 10 erect a cottage. They also sold TO \
III III f.. e. Savage nice lot in this additi
and two lots to A. G. Lofts, late Fl
- England. Mr.. Lofts has already b
! neat little cottage on his lots and
his family with him, and soon as
~ goods arrives will be at home to
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