The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-07-07

MIss DyIu Oh lloOu hlNef DelgntS I!
! under the doctors care with an attach
of fever.
Miss Eva Nicklason came home las
week from Whitman college to spenC
her vacation.
II. J. Fredericks left Tuesday morn
ing for trip to California, stopping al
various points
Perry Ellis was up from Portland last
week on a still hunt for piece of Hood
River fruit land.
j. f. Stranahan, the architect, i,
preparing plans for the proposed school
building on the heights.
The Leader ranch at White Salmon
still leads. 1t sent the Glacier new to.
matoes, July 6.
j. A. Brightman and wife of Iowa
are in Hood River visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Herman of the East Side.
II. G. Campbell, general manager oI
the Regulator line, has besn appointed
admiral of the Astoria regatta.
Miss Kate Davenport came down
from Mosier, Friday, and is visiting
with DIR. and Mrs. II. L. Dumble.
The ladies aid society of the Congrega
tional church will meet Friday after
non at the home of Mrs. Button.
Mrs. w. II. Bishop OF Warm Springs
is visiting friends in Hood River, where
she always spends her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs James McBane went to
Portland, Saturday, to take in the carni-
val and to spend the Fourth in the city.
Messrs Abbott and Crosier have sew
cred their connection With the Ham
slough sale of clothing in the opera
house.
Sam Van Blaracom is in Hood River
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry VanBlaracom on Hood River
heights.
Rev. j. L. Hershner left for the viii.
lamette valley on Monday. He will
visit at Corvallis and Forest Grove be-
fore returning.
Miss Maude Noble and Miss Pearl Eby
are in Portland, where they are taking
the summer normal course at the Holmes
business college.
Professor Wiley and wife from Albany
were in Hood River last week, seeking
house to rent for the winter. Mr..
Wiley is the new principal of the Hood
River schools.
Our acute and accurate proof reader
evidently was anticipating hot time
on the Fourth from the way he jumbled
the typographical errors on the first
pages run on this weeks insert.
Paul Dunbar and George W. Thomp-
son returned Tuesday morning from
Cascade Locks, where they helped to
furnish music for dance the night of the
Fourth.
NJ Dragseth of Pine Grove district
has invested in new buggy, team and
harness. His neighbors are wondering
what confirmed old batchelor wants
with such a hansome turnout.
d. F. Pierce, who formerly conducted
a harness and shoe shop in Hood River,
is evidently prospering with his business
at Spokane, as the Tradesman announ-
ces he has re-opened branch establish
ment at Lind.
w. E. Godsey, the blacksmith on
Hood River heights, is doing nice line
Of work and says he is prepared to shoe
with four feet He makes a
specially of repair work and has consid.
cradle to do in this line.
The water main down Oak street is
a better supply OF water
han for several weeks past. Ed Fewel
showed he knew thing or two when
ne placed new valve in the pipe at the
JUNCTION of Oak and Fourth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steinhoff and
children from Seattle are in Hood River
'isiting Mr.. and Mrs. Blount, who are
Mrs. Steinhoff's parents. Mrs. Max
Hershey and children of Tacoma are
lIso visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Blount.
Rev. S, @. Garrison of the White
salmon Congregational church, will
Dreach next Sunday at both morning
nd evening services. Christian En-
eavor services with Miss Carrie Byerlee
IS leader.
F. r. Austen lost his old family horse, i
)oaly, which died last week from an l
ttack Of collie. The horse had been 8
wned by Mr.. Austen for l5 years, and
IS death is a source OF deep regret to '
Il the family.
The following party of Hood River t
Dung people went out to Trout Lake,
uesday Morning: Zulu Fowler, Grace Q
nd Georgia Prather, Pearl Bradley, '
reddie Bell, Earl Prather, Nellie Son r
er. The party was champeroned by v
lrs. Songer. They left expecting to be ;
one about week.
Mrs. B. F belieu, who is camping out !,
Eggermont, is rapidly gaining in !
ealth. They we're obliged to carry her J
} and from the hack when she was .
ken out few weeks ago, but showed
ecided improvement from the start
nd is able to be up most of the time
ow and does the cooking for herself
ld the boys.
j. T. Holman has sold half interest
his butcher and grocery business on
ood River heights to his son, w. j.
.olman, and hereafter, Mr.. Holman
Announces, the firm name will be Hol-
ian q Son. This firm on the heights
ppears to be conducting paying bust. .
ess.
Miss Nan Cooper, one Of the teachers
The Dalles public schools, has asked
II years leave of absence, which has :
cen granted by the school board. Miss :
ooper intends spending year on her
and in the meantime will
ach school in Mount Hood district
hronicle.
G. r. Castner, whose orchard of Vel. a
W Newtowns in the foot hills on the Y
est Side made such splendid record =
st year, says he has splendid prospects Y
+ good crop again this year. Mr.. g
astner has thinned his apples once and "
i'll have to 60 over the orchard again. t
r. Castner has one of the best CONNER
al orchards in Hood River valley, and =
suits from his land disprove the theory 9
at the best apples come from the East
de. II