The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15

Mrs. G. T. Bonney and daughter Mar
gurite of Brooks, Or, are guests of Mrs.
A. Mayes.
Miss Lucy Green, state librarian at
Topeka, Kansas, was the guest of Mr.and
Mrs. G. H Vaughan over Sunday.
Miss Eva Nicklason returned We'd
nesday TO Walla Walla, where she will
resume her studies in Whitman college.
]. T. Holman and wife and the daugh-
ters Of r. NJ. Hunt joined the exodus
of hop pickers to the Willamette val
ley last week.
Mrs. Dumble informs the Glacier that
DR.. Dumble will return next Sunday,
greatly benefited in health and ready to
take up his practice at once.
The Dalles public schools opened
Monday with an enrolment OF 632
pupils, which is slightly In excess of the
enrolment on the opening day of last
year.
The ladies of st. Marks guild will
give tea at the home of Mrs. Dumble
Saturday afternoon. Refreshments will
be served for 10 cents. Everybody in
vited.
Frederick and Lena Stuart, who con-
Quoted the Stuart confectionery in Hood
River last winter, have petitioned the
United States court to be adjudged
bankrupt.
William Fredenberg, democratic can.
didate for county commissioner Of Pa
citic county, Wash, and a resident OF
IlwacO, is visiting his brother, o. Fred
enburg, the Mount Hood mail carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pinkerton oI
Athena are in Hood River looking the
valley over with view of locating. Mr.
Pinkerton is a wheat farmer of Umatilla
county, but the alkali of that country
does not agree with the health of his
wife.
Chas. N. Clarke has employed com
petent assistant in his drug store in the
person OF Bernard Johnson, who is 8
graduate Of the Drake University OF
Pharmacy, DesMoines, Iowa, and {
druggist OF several years practical ex
perience.
Carl Ross is now freight agent at Hood
River, Haltie Dukes having resigned
after service of over a year or more
Mr.. Ross is pleased to be in Hood River
again. He is building house on his
ranch in the country and expects his
wife and family from Wallula about the
first OF October.
L, A. Dickenson, who came with his
family from the Willamette valley Il
Hood River last March, particularly Il
benefit his wife's health says he WORKED
every working day since coming to HooC
River, that he and his family all thinl
Hood River most healthful and de
lightful place to live, and that il hi
wife continues to improve for anothe
month or two as she has ever since sht
came to Hood River, she will be thu
bigger as well as the "better half"
G. E. Williams of the Hood Rive
pharmacy, recorder for the local tent o
the order of Maccabees, received Wed
nesday morning draft for 1000 from
the grand recorder in New York drawr
in favor of Mrs. Isola J. Burke, sister Il
the late T. G. Dallas. Mr.. William
says bis friend Dallas often wanted t.
drop the payments, but Ed urged him
to keep them up, and when the fatal ac
cident happened, Williams had ad
vanced over $40 in monthly payments
on the insurance. Were Dallas here Il
thank him, how grateful he would fee
toward Ed Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Baker Of Dayton
Indiana, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. +
Bartmess. Mr.. Baker and Mrs. Bart
mess are cousins. Mr. Baker arrived
last Saturday night rather unexpected
ly, and walking into Sans store, haC
arranged for some undertaking worL
before Sam dropped onto the fact that
the stranger was. his cousin, and ther
he had to be told. Sam is always get
ting it this way. The way his relatives
drop in on him with all kinds Of pranki
is worse than the accidents to the Katz.
enjammer kids of funny journal fame
Mr.. Baker is the pioneer undertaken o
Dayton.