The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-08-25

MRS j. IL. Mayes and son are visiting
in Heppner for few days.
G. A. Bell and Miss Nellie Clark were
guests at Wau-guin-guin Sunday.
Judge AL Lake OF The Dalles was a
Hood River visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. ID. w. Horner and daughter left
last Saturday for a short visit with
friends at Heppner.
A party of Mosiertes, including the
postmaster, Alexander Stewart, were in
Hood River last Saturday.
Charley Ross served papers in Justice
Nlckelsen's court on the Hart Bros.
tenants on his ranch, last week. The
trouble arose over the payment OF rent,
amounting to about SIS, but was settled
out OF court.
Commissioner Hibbard left Tuesday
noon for The Dalles, where he will
join Judge Lake, and together will 90
out to the White River country and the
Tygh valley to see after roads and bridges
that need repairing.
Mr., Gould, the tinsmith, come back
to Goldendale last week for the purpose
of moving his family to Hood River,
they leaving for that point Monday, to
make their future home. Our people
are sorry to see him leave,-Sentinel.
Miss Abbie Purcell who has been the
guest of Lulu Hunt of Pine Grove for
several weeks, left Friday afternoon for
Portland, where she will spend few
days with friends, before returning to
her home near Grand Forks, North
Dakota
Miss Alice Horning, sister to Mrs
G. d. Thompson,, returned Monday
afternoon to her home in New Mexico
where she is instructor of English in
the state university. Miss Horning
divided her vacation between Hood
River and Corvallis.
P. D. Hinrichs, reporting from Hood
River to the Weekly Crop Bulletin,
says; Cooler weather; second crop of
clover secured. Yield good; strawberry
patches have been reduced in size; ap-
pie and pear orchards loaded with fruit {;
pastures dried up.
A. A. Avery and DR.. J. Snyder of
Spokane, friends of Mrs. II. l.. Dumble,
visited in Hood River the first of the
week. They were here with the inten-
tion of looking the country over for
suitable purchases. Mrs. Dumble saws
they were highly delighted with the
valley.
Mr.. Berry representing Robert Wake
field who has the contract for blasting
out the channel OF the Columbia be-
tween The Dalles and the lower termi-
nus of the proposed canal, was out look
ing over the ground Wednesday and
found that the water was too high to be.
gin operations. He expects, however,
that work will be begun about Septem.
Der 15.-Mountaineer.
Eddie Salmon of Portland, member
of the Telegram staff, is spending his
vacation as guest of Freddie Gee. Ed
die has been in the employ of the Tele-
egram for the past two years. Though
his years are not numerically very great
he has comprehensive grasp of the
newspaper business and has bright pros
poets ahead. He says Hood River is
lively enough to furnish news for daily
paper.
Scott Boorman, the Frankton farmer
who harvested 1000 sacks of potatoes
from tive.acre tract last fall, reports
that this summer he had clover planted
on the same ground, but after the hay
was cut he dug from the volunteer hills
ofpotatoes 300 sacks of potatoes, making
a total yield from these five acres of 1900
sacks of marketable potatoes in Is
months. Who of the Hood River far
mers can equal this?
Rev. Willard A, Elkins of tho Vol,ov
Christian church was greeted with =
large audience last sunday evening
MANY people attending from the ritT
Mr.. EIkins announces that newt SUNDAY
he will begin a series of Snnday eyaning
sermons of interest TO vounc neonie He
extends an esneci,I inyitation IN vorng
men for next Sunday when tLe sIbiar1
will be "Young Men, Their Faults and
Ideals"
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