The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-10-06
9 Roswell Shelley OF odell left Tuesday

structing commodious apple house.
E. L. Bushnell, from Palmer, is doing
carpenter work in the city.
C. f. Day is building neat cottage
on the heights in the southern part of
the city.
IT. Bragg of Colfax, Wash, is the
guest of his brother, r. B. Bragg, the
merchant.
Will Lucky, an old.timer in Hood
River, visited during the week with the
family of his brother, j. ], Lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Burke have
been visiting in Hood River, the guests
of Mrs. Burke's sister, Mrs. Jayne.
Truman Butler, the well known Hood
River banker, accompanied by Mrs.
Butler, is at the Imperial, ,-Oregonian.
Apples large as pumpkins are a sight
to behold in the orchards of August
Paasch in the Pine Grove neighborhood
of the East Side.
Harry Dano, nephew of C. A. Dano.
is erecting neat residence on lots re.
Gently purchased in Riverview park. on
West River street.
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitar-
ian church will meet Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs, d. jackson in the
lower part OF town.
Mrs. John Leland Henderson is visit
ing friends and relatives in Portland,
where she expects to remain month or
more.
The Little White Store man went to
Portland Tuesday morning TO sell his
beautiful horse, the mate TO the ore
that died recently.
Mrs. r. S. Bean of Eugene arrived
Monday and crossed to White Salmon,
where she is the guest OF her brother,
Seymour W. Condor and family.
Miss Carrie Copple, teacher in the
Park street school, was off duty during
the week, owing to sickness. Her va
cancy was filled by Miss Robards.
A. Whitehead is home from Canton,
Ill.,, where he was called by the illness
and death of his mother, aged II years.
Mr.. Whitehead was absent five weeks.
Roy Mullen ran into a barbed wire
fence one day last week ,and so lascerated
his face that the doctors were compelled
to take Is stitches to close the wounds
IN each side OF his face.
The following people made final proof
on timber claims before United States
Commissioner George T. Prather last
week: Miss Dora Selder, Edmund w.
Reder and Charles +. Bockman.
st. Marks Guild will give a New
England dinner at the residence of Mrs.
E. E. Savage, Friday, October T. Meals
will be served for 25 cents from until
7 p. m. Everybody cordially invited.
William Westerlund of Chicago was
in Hood River, Monday, on his return
from the Willamette valley, where he
had been locating colony of settlers
from the states of the Mississippi valley.
Bills are out announcing a champion
ship series of baseball games during the
fair week between Hood River and
Goldendale. The games are scheduled
for Friday and Saturday, October II
and Is.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Shaw left last
night for a two months visit in the
Wallowa valley. While there DIR. Shaw
will look after the practice of physician
who is going East for a course in post
graduate work.
W. II. Perry and wife are spending
the week at the home OF his son, E. E.
Lyons in the Crapper district. Next
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry expect to
leave for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Portland.
Percy Cross went to The Dalles Sun
day to seek relief from a severe attack
of asthma. He sent word Tuesday that
he was better. Elwood Lucky is assist
ing in the Williams Pharmacy during
the absence OF Mr.. Cross.
Mrs. J. w. Magil and daughter, Orva,
have just returned to Hood River from
a months visit with relatives at Lewis
ton, Idaho. They report a pleasant
trip. Mrs. Magill is the mother of Mrs.
A. |. Mason. She and her daughter
are here on an extended visit, and pos
sibly may remain until after the Lewis
and Clark fair.
George T. Prather reports the follow
ing land sales: Four lots in block 5,
Riverview Park addition to A. NJ Kelsey
consideration, $3.50. Two lots in block
5 same addition to l.. h. Gano; consid-
Grafton, $525. Mr. Kelsey expects this
fall or next spring to put up dwelling
house to cost $4,000 or $4,000. Mr.. Gano is
also preparing to build fine house.
Miss NJ. E. Coleman of Clay Center,
Kas., who has been reading of the Hood
River country all summer through the
columns of the Glacier, stopped off at
Hood River last week during trip to
the Pacific coast. Miss Coleman gath
cred box OF sample apples which she
expressed to her friends in Kansas with
the idea that when they saw the fruit
they would at once conclude to come
West.
Mrs. Mowreader Of Calicock, Indian
Territory, and family of six boys arrived
in Hood River Monday morning on a
visit to her brother, G. L. Robinson,
and family of the East Side. Mrs Now
reader has rented the Brock farm, where
she will spend the winter. Wednesday,
Mr.. Robinson and w. V. Perry left for
a trip to st. Louis worlds fair. Before
returning, they will go on to Indiana,
and will also visit in Kansas. They
expect to be gone six weeks.
d. Sandman ofiBerlin, Germany, was
in Hood River last Friday, looking at
the apple orchards with E. l.. Smith,
president of the state board of horticult-
ure. Herr Sandman is making an ex-
} tensve investigation of the fruit indus
try Of the United States. He was much
impressed with the fine orchards of the
valley, and after seeing the many hand
some residences in the town and coun-
, try he thought this must be very pros
pesous community.
A stranger by the name of Biting,
called at the home Of U. A. Newman of
the East Side last week and asked to
stay at his place for while in the hope
that he could find better health. Mr.
Biting said he was from Portland. The
man grew worse, and became so weak
as to be unable to help himself in any
manner. Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. New
man, with the assistance Of his neigh
bors,. r. E. HARRISON and w. Fike,