The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-01

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10 their ranch IN the Underwood coun
try; Mr.. Haynes reports good fishing
on Buck creek, and returned with some
l's. nne .Iou., some Oh them weighing
Pun" VI nioio.
Ihere Will be lawn social al
the home OF George I. Prather, Fri.
day evening, September 2, for the bene-
MT OF the tabernacle Sunday school. A
short musical programme will be rem
dered during the evening. Ice cream,
cake, and lemonade will be served. All
are cordially invited.
Misses Maude and Nevada Wheeler
went by boat to Portland Saturday where
they will take in the approaching circus
andvisit friends. Miss Nevada will then
return home but Maude will 90 to the
hop-fields and rusticate with Mrs. Hig-
gins while she assists in gathering in the
crop of the backbone of the lager-beer
business.
F.R. Austen and his son, Caesar
took to the woods the other day and
presumably are "chasip' b'ar,j We
will all line up for feed on bar steak
'possum, ,"porkypine, "or lust plain coon,
We're not at all particular, Mr.. Austen,
but like the boy after the woodchuck
it's meat, we're wantin'.
Rev. Frank Spaulding of Oaksdale
Klickitat county was in Hood River
last week, visiting with his family who
have been spending the summeron their
homestead in the Mount Hood settle
ment, Mr.. Spaulding said that while
the conference had not decided yet he
expected to be returned TO his CHARGE at
Oaksdale.
F.C.Miller Of Mount Hood has moved
his family into Mrs. Oilers house in
Hood River so that his children can at
tend school and so that he will not have
to make such long ride before break
fast to get to his work on cold winter
mornings. Ed is still inspecting ties
for the D. & r. G. at the Oregon Lum,
ber Company's different mills.
At recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National bank Of Hood
River, E. l.. Smith of this city was
made a member of the board of direc-
tors. E. 0. Blanchar, the cashier, tells
the Glacier that he finds business very
encouraging. He expects to be located
in the new brick, corner Oak and Third
streets, by the latter partUf October.
Charles Mac Gowan the nainter re-
turned last week from Goldendale. and
different partsof Kli,kitat county where
ne says ne made money enough to re,
tlre TO farn. ne recently purchased
4O acres OF n. Whealdon at Mosler'
While ne expects to iarm, those who de-
sire a JOB OF good painting VIII find him
ready for business by calling on HIM at
MS new nome
A sneak thief went into T. A. Will
liams' cellar, under the bakery, last
Tuesday evening and carried off two
sacks of -four. He rummaged around
IN some household effects, but failed to
ma some sllverware that was, packed
away: In ms hurry ne dropped a pack
age OF smoking tobacco, ana now Mr.:
Wllllams IS looking Tor the owner OF
the tobacco
Mrs. Sophia Gerdes OF Brooklyn, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Gesi-
ma, and her niece, Miss Mary Kratzmer,
arrived Sunday and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gerdes and family. Mrs.
Sophia Gerdes is the sister-in-law of
Mr.. Gerdes of this city. Mr.. Gerdes
had not seen his relatives for 30 years
and says he hardly recognized his sister
when she arrived in Hood River.
C.I. Rooers left Tpasdov oftornoo,
IN attend tie fnneraI of his fatbnr Wi
liam q ROGERS who died of tba homo
of his dauobter Mrs I II Hnwn ot
Woodstock Monday n,ornin,, NJ
Rogers was horn ot Ranoor Ma in
IS90 He is survived hv he uifn who
has reached the age of 81 ue hos san,
eral danohters living and two sons e T,
Rogers Of Hood River and r s Royers
Of Fletcher. Idaho -
Joe Wilson was in Portland satrrdoy
retnrning SUNDAY nom With, Mr ~
Mrs PETER Kimnorts of Grant Do and
lanes Fl Mead of Raamv Do NJ
Wilson took the visitors for driye
through the valley and showed them
some of the lannon's orchards of tho
East Side They eYnressed themselves
as deliobted with the snrosnects ~ the
valley Mr.. Kimnorts is fatbar-in. Law
tn Mr. Wilson. He was enronte IN
San Francisco to attend the conclaye of
the K nioht TemnIera
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"a n w; 0oyle' IepresGtiitIng G Tne rarl ;
anu anu - mendo ''on Hs HI " " p;,,a r""o'SGo'
Govie secnred several snhscrintiors ~ e.
To his oaper and has promised a short
mention Of thiscitv in the Irritation Aga
He EXPECTS TO return at a later date To-
arran1e for more extended account of
results obtained bv irrigation in Hood
River valley, Mr., Covle after a ciimb
to the ton Of the hin above the citv said
the scene snread before him rcmindad
him very much Of tbe Yosemite yaIiev
in California "''0'
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