The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-11-24

F. S. Stanley, vice president of the
First National bank of Hood River
accompanied by Mrs. Stanley, were
registered at the Mount Hood hotel las
Thursday.
| DR.. and Mrs. Cooper arrived last Wed
nesday from Vilisca, Iowa, and are Wis
iting the family of their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Cooper. They expect to re.
main here some time for the benefit Of
Mrs. Cooper's health.
William Harrison of Milwaukee, Wis,
accompanied by A. n. Bohn of The
Dalles, were Hood River visitors last
week. Mr.. Harrison is looking for a
location in the West, and Mr.. Bohn is
proprietor of job printing plant at the
county seat.
Oscar Stranahan has made sale of sew
eral lots lately to newcomers who expect
to build at once. Mr.. Smith, who came
with the immigration last spring from
Kentucky is preparing to build, and Mr..
Miller recent arrival, will also put up
a dwelling house.
Mrs. A. II. Zeek came up from Van
cauver last Friday where she has been
visiting her daughters. Mr. Geek has
rented the Thomas Strong house for the
winter and his family will move up
from Vancouver.
Mrs. C. Cudaford left Tuesday for
Troutdale where she will visit with her
parents a short time before starting
with her husband to his former home,
Noah, Nebraska. Mr.. Cudaford is at
present employed as blacksmith at
Davenport Bros. Lumber companys
mill at Parkertown.
W. V. Perry, who accompanied G l..
Robinson to Indiana, has not returned
yet. Mr.. Robinson left him at Indian
apois. When he saw his neighbor's
apples on display at st. Louis and heard
the many complimentary remarks about
them, Mr.. Robinson says it made him
feel glad he came from Hood River.
The Hood River schools reopened
Monday, after being closed one week
because of several cases of ,diphtheria
in the city. The cases were all very
light, and as quarantine has been
raised from all the homes the health
board considers all danger is past, and
public meetings will again be permitted.
AL Crofton, manager of the Portland
Brewers association, was in Hood River
Thursday to find out why this section OF
Wasco county had four votes to spal G
for prohibition. Mr.. Crofton had con-
ference with the local retail liquor deal
ers, but it is not thought that any effort
will be made by them to contest the
election.
A Goldendale dispatch says: w. II.
Radkie, nominee for County Surveyor
on the Democratic ticket at the recent
election, was found in dying condition
Sunday night and died soon after from
what was supposed to be heart failure.
Mr.. Radkie was prominent civil eE.
gineer, he having formely been in the
employ of the Union Pacific.
Andrew Lindeas, who resides at AS
toria and owns ranch at Belmont, was
in the city Friday. Mr.. Lindeas has a
young orchard of Spitzenberg and New
towns and will put out 300 more trees ol
these varieties in the spring. He had
put his place upon the market, but says
he has concluded to keep it and come
again to Hood River to live In the near
| future.
Paul Wallace of Salem, owner of the
famous Polk county orchard formerly
the property of his, father accompanied
by Charles A. Park, manager of the ranch
spent Friday in Hood River, the guest
Of Glen Fabrick. Mr.. Fabrick drove
the visitors about the valley. They ex-
pressed themselvs as being very much
pleased with the country. 1t was theil
first trip to Hood River.
Riverside Congregational church o
Hood River is still without a pastor
Several members of the ministry of tha
church have visited Hood River during
the last few months, but no selection
has yet been made. The matter ha'
been left with the board of trustees
Captain J. Il. Dukes, Geo. p. Crowel
and G. d. Thompson, who are assisted
by Truman Butler and A. W. Onthank
Business was disposed OF with neat
ness and dispatch at the recent term o
the circuit court Through the worl
of the energetic district attorney, Frank
Menefee, and his deputy, many cases
were put into such shape that they wer,
disposed of without bringing them t.
trial, thus saving the county many hun
dreds OF dollars expense. Some sever
or eight criminals had been brought be
fore the Judge and ware on their way tt
Salem before court convened.
L. V. Tabor of independence, Iowa
accompanied by his niece, Miss Wells
who is making an extended visit in tn
West is spending couple of weeks a
the Mount Hood hotel. Mr. Tabor i
president of the First National bank a
independence. His son was in Hoo
, River last summer. and on his retur
told his father to be sure and visit Hoo
River. He is delighted with Oregon
and thinks strongly OF locating here,
ae can find some business for his son
who is also anxious to locate in Hoo
River.
County School Superintendent ]. ]
Neff visited the Viento school Frida
and came to Hood River in the evening
expecting to attend the meeting Of tn
Wasco County Principals club whic
was scheduled to meet in this city Sa
urday, but which had been postpone
along with the other public gathering
in Hood River last week. Mr. Ne
went on to The Dalles that evening
] The date for the meeting of the Prime
pals club has not been set, it having
go over this week because OF Thank
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Disbrow, form,
residents of Hood River, but now resit
ing at Nashville, Or, were in the vale
last week visiting the family of the
daughter, Mrs. |. A. Macrum at MouI
Hood. Mr.. Disbrow is well please
with his new location In the easter
part of Lincoln county, where he owl
IL acres of land which he bought at
an acre. He says there is lots more fl
sale there at the same figure He e
poets to raise sheep and goats. III
winters there are mild, and she,