The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-06-23

W. n. Moses ana lamlly, " huICHlnsoh!
Mimi, are visiting B. +. Moses at Hood
River.
Miss MAY Barnett Of The Dalles,
spent several days in the city last week,
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Coreen
Fowler.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
will give an informal reception to Mrs.
w. G. Eliot at the home OF Mrs. Cum
ming, Friday p. m.
Carrie Byerlee graduated from 0. A.
C. and returned home Monday. Carrie
made splendid record and is justly
proud OF her "sheepskin."
4 DR.. and Mrs. IT. L. Eliot are up from
Portland, and will spend the summer
at their country home, Shushulah, on
on the banks of Hood River.
Elder ]. C. Crabb OF Iowa is holding |
meetings at the Latter Day Saints church |
two miles south of Hood River. Meet |
ings begin at s O'Clock. All invited.
Mart Rand was showing Mr.. Benson,
a neighbor of his at University Park,
about Hood River Friday. Mr.. Benson
is engaged in the merchantile business
in Portland.
Mrs. Anton Wise and daughter, Miss
Nellie. formerly OF Hood River valley,
but now residing at Goble, Or, arrived
on the Regulator Thursday and are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs j. II. Gould.
Una Wilson of Dufur and Miss Vera
jackson of this city, attended commence
ment exercises at Forest Grove last
week. Miss Wilson will remain here
the guest of Miss Jackson for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rees and son
of Cove, and Mrs. L. P, Mcdaniel OF
Baker City, was visiting L. G. Haynes
Saturday. Mr.. Rees is proprietor OF
the Cove Touring mill.
Miss Nell Alexander, who has been
visiting at Mr.. Woodworth's, left for
her home at Vancouver Wednesday.
She was accompanied as far as the
Locks by Miss Idell Woodworth.
A. G. French, cousin of Mrs. G. ID.
1 Woodworth was taken to the North
y Pacific sanatarium last Sunday for an
operation. He is reported to be doing
nicely.
Merton, the four-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. g. U. Dakin, fell from fence
e Friday, and fractured the small bone OF
r his right arm. The arm was badly
9 twisted but DR.. Brosius Strengthened
h it, and the little fellow is doing nicely.
/. Rev. Troy Shelly, wife and daughter,
6 of Hood River, are attending U. O.com-
n mencement exercises. Rev. Shelley Is
brother of Hon. J. NJ Shelley, and is
here to witness the graduation OF his
son, Ralph S. S.Shelley-Eugene Register,
Joseph f. Smith, President OF the
9 Mormon church, accompanied by Mrs.
a Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nibley and
=, Seymour B. Young, arrived IN Hood
4 River last Thursday morning by earley
- train, taking steamer on to Portland, the
re- same day.
r. A Christian Endeavor society wat
II organized last Sunday at Menominet
after preaching service conducted bl
& Rev. j. l.. Hershner. The following
officers were elected; President, Mrs
Clara Cahoon; vice president, MIR: Ra!
Cahuon; secretary, Miss Lula Austen
treasurer, Miss Irma Cress.
or Ralph Shelley is home from Eugene
where he was graduated June 10, iron
the University of Oregon, with tn
at degree of B. S. Mr.. Shelley made {
IT. good record while at the university
II. He expects to spend part of the summe
st on his homestead on the East Side.
ge w. G. Eliot, ir., accompanied by hi
wife and family and his mother, MRS
or T, L, Eliot and Miss Helen Eliot, al
", rived Saturday noon from Portland TO
ce a short stay in Hood River. Mr.. Elio
NJ. preached Sunday morning In the UNI
- tartan church on the Real Meaning O
m ad the Encampment."
90 AT the annual school meeting in dit
trict No. 6, at Mount Hood, I. IL. La
- wood was reelected director, and N
e Wishart was elected in place of +.
"a. Miller. w. S. Gribble was re-electe
'a' clerk. In district No 43, G. M. Len;
1n 15e O. II. Rhoades and III. Austin wei
wv elected directors, with J. M. Steel, clerl
% The White Salmon Enterprise CONT
his out this week enlarged to seven column
i've The paper has good advertising pi
IL tronage and there is no reason why u
zoe White Salmon editor should not best
himself to give his readers their mol
ey's worth in paper which the con
lom loi munity OF White Salmon deserve.
All Aud Winans left on business trip
,llv Cascade Locks, Monday afternoon. M
be Winans recently returned from Poc
an tello. where he was sent to look aft
icing the special strawberry trains tn
-, left Hood River during June. M
nu' Winans says the berries would rea'
'ni Pocatelo in fine shape. They had
'lIo I be iced twice between here and t
Ie ;Ias Idaho railroad junction.
eel Mesdames Charles Early, Char
Itrv Castner, Lee Morse and Miss Liz
ms Roberts returned from Portland, Thu
day. where they have been attendi
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star. Ho
River Chapter may be proud OF tn
h of worthy Matron, Mrs. Charles Castn'
the who has only been member OF
God order two years, is this year wort
al a matron, and at Grand Lodge was Civ
and Grand Ada, a point that few gain
such short time--only those OF bril-
minds and many friends, as Mrs. Ca
R. ner surely has.
.o, D. N. Byerlee, proprietor OF the o
o.l - dale ranch at Frankton, and knight
W the composing stick in the Glacier off
.io .ilo is the Hood River weather man. Alb
'i'e the first of May, Mr.. Byerlee recei'
from Edward A. Beals, In charge OF
80 weather bureau at Portland, compl
outfit for recording the varying temI
ature and for ascertaining the rain
,ook- or precipitation. Since then Mr.. By
2Oc lee has been publishing his weekly
ports at the head OF the local cOlnmr
the Glacier, where they form inter
likes, ing stails.aos ~, Ie .re n,esumed
Hay llleii. .hea 81 ','o noarSv accnrate as tbev
be made to, and as Mr.. Byerlee's p
is but mile and half west OF the
.a, his records should furnish very {
rem t,r idea of the weather as experiences
Hood River.