The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-09

Cass Weygandt made trip to The
Dalles Monday.
Truman Butler made business trip
to Portland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Butler made a
trip to The Dalles Friday.
Mrs. Ii. d. Smith visited at The
Dalles last week, returning Friday.
DR.. Dumble reports |. B. Hewett
seriously sick with typhoid fever at
Lyle.
Miss Eliza Parker of Portland is
the guest of Miss Clara Blythe at Twin
Oaks farm.
A. A. Jayne and E. II. Hartwig had
legal business at The Dalles tie first
of the week.
County Commissioner Hibbard went
to Goldendale Monday afternoon, re-
turning Wednesday.
Jack Morrison came down from The
Dalles and spent Sunday with his
family in Hood River.
Richard Jones of Appleton, Wis.
arrived Saturday and is busy shakin K
hands with old friends.
o. G. Chamberlain of Athena, Ore.
was consulting Geo. I. Prather on
business matters Friday.
E. Shelley Morgan came up from
Portland, Thursday evening, to look
after his fruit ranch on Phelps creek
JAS L. Weart has given up his lease
of the Baker ranch and moved into
the Raa house in Hood River last
week.
Miss Isabel Whitby, who has been
visiting at the home OF Miss Carrie
Byerlee, has returned to her home at
Corvallis.
G. A. Dano sold two lots on River
street for the Hood River Develop
ment Co., in Idlewilde addition, to
j. N. Early, for $500.
NJ. l.. Emry q Son sent their new
water motor to The Dalles last week
to get longer shaft put in, and were
comp lied to shut down the cider mill
for couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Huckabay, who
we're the guests for ten days of Will
lam Huckabay and family at Mount
Hood, left last Wednesday for their
home in Portland.
That the hunting season is neal at
hand is being evidenced by the many
applications for licenses for this pur
pose at the Office Of George Prather.
f. G. Stout has started a new milk
and cream route, as will be seen by
his ad. in another colum, and is pre-
pared to serve customers in Hood
River.
W. l.. Demorest, who purchased
the Lamar property just south Of town
intends to remodel the old residence
and make many substantial improve
ments to the property.
W. V. johnson left Saturday for
Winlock, Ore, where he will open
real estate office. Mr.. johnson eX-
poets to make an extended trip east
soon, to visit old places and friends
of former years.
John Newton Moody, who has been
employed at the Menomonee mill for
some time, lies seriously i'll 1T the
Hood River hospital, Of cirrhosis of
the liver. He has been sick about a
month.
There is a scarcity Of help for clear
ing land. Many of the farmers aIc
getting ready to do considerable
clearing this winter, but are having
trouble in securing help. Good men
are scarce, and there is employment
for good many all winter,
Subpoenas are being served on a
large number of people for the Ries
trial which will come up at The Dalles
on the 18th of this month. Both sides
are actively at work securing witness
es and long, haTdfOught case will
probably be the result.
The carpenter work on the remodel.
ed cottage of c. F. Waldo has been
completed, and after the painters get
through this week the building will
be ready for occupancy. Mr.. Wald
says that a tent is all right for a sum
mer outing, but he prefers to live in
a house in the winter time.
The finest apples ever grown are on
exhibition at the office Of the Hood
River Apple Growers Union and also
at the Davidson Fruit Co. Some
wonderful specimens are being oh.
tanned this year, and 1t is no wonder
that such good prices are being OBJ.
tanned for Hood River apples.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church will hold their reg
ular monthly tea on Friday afternoon,
November II, at the residence of Nj.
A. NJ. Kelsay. At this tea sale o.
aprons will be held, and every CnC
needing an apron either for use ol