The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-09

the Dalles City Monday morning t.
take part in the strawberry campaign.
Norman McCay and family will
move from Trout Lake the first of the
month to fruit ranch near Hood
River.
Miss Clara French arrived in HOOD
River from Los Angeles Friday and will
visit with her sister. Mrs. Il. d, Wood
worth.
Miss Mara Smith, sister to Mrs. M
| NJ. Hill of the east side, left last weeE
for an extended visit with relatives in
| Iowa.
August Beuchler, proprietor of the
Columbia brewery at The Dalles, was
transacting business in Hood River last
week.
Miss Santesson and Miss Ruth Teal
came up from Portland Saturday and
made short visit at "Pinehurst" with
Miss Teal,
In. Blowers was up from Portland,
Monday, to exercise his right of franchise
at the polls, and to help swell the major
ity in old Wasco.
George F. Culbertson took party OF
four to look at land in the Wind River
country Monday morning. They went
on the Dalles City.
The Oregon State Grange closed a
successful annual meeting at Corvallis
last week. The next meeting will be
held at Forest Grove.
George Culver and Clarence Lilly left
Sunday for the Hood River country to
pick strawberries. Gales Creek cores
pondent in Forest Grove Times.
Miss Lettie Mcdonald of Pioneer,
Wash, came up last Wednesday, and
will visit with her sister, Mrs. J. l..
Brundage during the berry season.
J.H. Alderman, state superintendent
of public instruction, stopped off at
Hood River, Sunday, and visited with
his father-in-aw, William Boorman.
f. G. Mooney and family came up
from Portland last Monday and camped
at O. L. Stranahan's, while Mr.. Mooney
is taking care OF his strawberry crop.
R. w. Benfeld of Hoquiam, Wash.
spent few days in Hood River this
week, on his way to Eastern Oregon
where he has a valuable timber claim.
Among the East Side republicans who
helped to boost the republicans to victory
in Wasco county was Roswell Shelley
who worked early and late for success
NJ. C. Fuller, Of Grand Island, Neb.
arrived in Hood River on the steamer
Spencer, Monday. He is an old frienC
of Charles McVay and D. N. Byerlee.
Mrs. f. W. McCune and children lef
Thursday morning for Hood River val
ley, where they will spend the summer
Chronicle.
The neighbors around the stores hav'
laid water pipes and piped the waite
from Trout creek to the several houses
-Goldendale Sentinel.
Mrs. Isola Burke wishes to thank al
those who showed their kindness an'
sympathy to her brother, Mr.. Dallas
during his recent fatal illness.
A. W. Onthank, the real estate man
sold last week two choice lots in Winan
addition TO w. K. Hyatt, an employe O
Norton & Smith, the plummers.
Bert Heath, who has the contract 70
the foundation work ON the courthous
at Stevenson, went down on the Dale
City Monday morning to look after tn
work.
Us. Landers, principal of the Dale
public schools, and Miss Elizabeth Bon
of that city were married in the Dallef
Thursday, June 2. Mr.. and Mrs
Landers left the same day for st. Louis
John Hinrich carries his arm in
sling as the result of contact with heeli
of an unruly horse One of the bones {
his left arm is fractured.
Mrs. John r. Nickelsen and son Dor
aid are at Astoria. Mrs. Nickelsen
a sufferer from hay fever and finds tha
the climate of Portland and the seasid
affords sure relief.
Last Friday night the Women {
Woedcraft were surprised by Neighbor
Garner and Ewers bringing in boui
tiful supply of strawberry shortcak
and cream. Come again neighbors.
Mrs. G. H. Tracy of Canyon City Or,
gon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {
Carter, arrived in Hood River, Monda,
on visit to her parents. Mr.. Tracy
an employe of the Canyon City bank.
C. U. Dakin and Bert Kent ha'
completed painting the fine new res
dence of Phil Matthews on River stree
The house has hard oil finish on IL
interior and is one OF the fine residence
e of Hood River.
r Leslie Butler has been appointed ex
8 cutor of the estate OF 7. @. Dallas, d
n ceased, and all persons knowing thel
|. selves indebted to the estate are !
g auested to call at the bank Of Butler
II Co., and make settlement.
T.. D. Button, son OF Frank Butto
arrived home from San Francisco whe
he has been attending school, prepar
= tory to entering Stanford. He is hor
10 spend his vacation and will ent
s. Stanford at the beginning OF the sche
;, year.
II Attorney A. A. Jayne was on t
streets election day for the first time
}. two weeks. Mr.. Jayne is recoveri
n from a severe attack of the grip, accol
Al panied by high fever. He looks as
he had been through siege Of seve
- illness. His friends are pleased to no
that he is again recovering his form
good health.
F,W. Pribnow has received the &C
tract to erect a residence for II. G. Ba
ham lust west of the Park street schC
1t will cost about 2,l50. Will have
modern conveniences. Work will co
mence as soon as material can be got
the ground.
Frank A. Cram, the up-to-date M
chant, has decorated his store front
patriotic colors. George /. SlOcom,
- book man, has done likewise. I
Grand Army people have requested ii
all merchants decoIate their places
business on the streets through viii
the parade will pass. The line Of maj
= is announced in the official progr
, appearing on another page.