The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-05-26
Local Matters.


Attorney Henderson returned from
The Dalles on No L.
Mrs. w. B. Mcclure returned from
Portland on No. 2, Tuesday.
T. II. Wickens came up from Portland
on The Dalles City Wednesday.
Mrs. Eegert Of Eggermont arrived
on No. z, Monday, from Portland.
Mrs. w. s. Gribble and little daugh-
ter went to The Dalles on No. 2 Tuesday.
Mr.. Goldstein, Of the Globe Clothing
Co., arrived from Portland on the boat
Wednesday.
Will Warren came up from Portland
Sunday to attend the ball game and to
visit friends here this week.
Mrs. G.. D. Woodwork returned from
few days visit with friends at The
Dalles, Wednesday, on No. l.
See the announcement in another
column of the David Marnell Co. at the
opera house Friday and Saturday.
E. G. Mahaney Of Hood River Heights
is erecting a cottage in that fine loca-
tion. Nothing too good for E. @.
b. s. Swengel, OF the Vermont Loan
& Trust Co., Grand Forks, N. D., was
here this week looking over the valley.
William Westerlund, connected with
the land and immigration bureau Of the
Union Pacific was in Hood River last
Monday.
s. A. Herring, the popular refriger-
ator man came up on No 2 Tuesday to
look after the interests OF the strawberry
shippers patrons of his line.
David Ecckles, Of the Mount Hood
Lumber Co. passed through Hood River
on No. | Tuesday, on his way from 0g-
den to San Francisco.
DIR. r. A. Jayne of Springfield, Or,
was in Hood River the early part of the
week visiting his brother, A.A. Jayne,
who is i'll.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. H. ]. Frederick. A full attend
ance is desired.
Frank ]. Perkins, representing the
Fire Relief association as the successor
Of Hugh Gourlay, was in the city and
valley Wednesday visiting patrons of
his company.
Jasper Wickham was excused from
jury duty by Judge Blakeley for few
days and came home on No. Wednes-
day. Being Hood Rverite he was, OF
course, barred from service in the Will
liams case.
Mrs. Clyde +. Bonney, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Hood
River during the past two weeks re.
turned to her home at Brooks, Or,
on No. | Wednesday, where Clyde is
successfully operating dairy, handling
more than 90 cows.
Mrs. Bernard Warren came up from
Portland on the Dalles City Wednesday,
and will visit old friends in the valley.
OF these she has host, having made
Hood River her home for more than 20
years.
DR.. f. I, Carnes has opened dental
office in rooms up stairs over s. +. Bart
mess furniture store where he will re-
sumo the practice OF dentistry. Solicit
ing the patronage of all those in neeC OF
his services. Office hours 8 a. m. to l2
m. and to 6 p. m.
Miss Blanche and Master Philip
Sharp, niece and nephew OF Major
Booth, came down from The Dalles on
Mol yesterday for visit with their uncle
They just been released 'front.' he hospital
after siege Of three or four months with
typhoid fever, and have come to Hood
River to recuperate.
The latest arrival in Hood River via
the river roate is Charlie Early, a fine
specimen Of the pup seal' variety,
which the boys christened after his
owntr, the popular manager of the
Mount Hood Lumber Company w. A.
Morgan brought him to the Glacier
office for short call, and naturally hc
felt at home on glacier,
Tuesday, Uncle Anne Underwood took
25O berry crates for the Goddard ranch,
100 for Kline's, 200 for kellendonk and
new Studebaker wagon for 4. Lassen. |
Pretty good jag for one boat load, but
Uncle Anne is the sailor that is equalot to |
the occasion. He brought two crates of |
berries the same day, the first from
Underwood this season.
President Calvin, Superintendent
O'Brien aud Civil Engineer Kennedy
of the o, R, & NJ, who have been over
their line on an inspecting tour, stopped !
off at Hood River and took q drive up
the valley Wednesday. Although some |
what familiar with the valley they were
greatly surprised at the vast improve
ments which have been made since last |
they were here, and in the words Of the |
late departed bard OF Barrett they say,
"Great is Hood River
John w, Hall last Friday, accident
ally shot himself in his camp on Neal |
creek, when attempting to put his revol-
yer in its holster, the hammer catching
in his clothing, aud thus discharging
the weapon. The ball entered the lower
abdomen, passed down through his left
thigh and came out back of the knee.
He was taken into MIR. Billings resi-
dence nearby, and cared for, and the
surgeon says, il no complications arise,
he will speedily recover. Mr.. Hall was
discharged from Company F, 2Sth
Infantry at San Francisco, April 80,
after three years service in the Philip
pines.