The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-28

Mrs. Bert Kent is spending the
week in Portland.
e. Schirmer and family of Grdley,
Col, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Butts.
Mrs. Frank Chandler left last Thurs
day for weeks visit with friends in
Portland.
Clyde L. Bonney of Brooks, Or,
was visiting friends and. relatives in
Hood River last week.
Henry Mcclure and family are Wis
iting friends and relatives at McMinn-
vile, Woodburn and Salem.
Mrs. f. o. Blanchar, who under
went an operation at hospital in
The Dalles, returned home Sunday,
and is recovering nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. Bowman of Hender-
son Grove, ILL.,, we're the guests last
Friday of Hon. and Mrs. E. L. Smith.
The members Of both families were
formerly schoolmates at Lombard uni
versity 45 years ago.
W. j. Baker, the real estate man, is
now located in the brick building for
merly occupied by the postotfice, on
the east side of Second street. He
has here one of the neatest and best
lighted offices in the city.
Mrs Martin Emstrum has opened a
restaurant in the Hazelwood ice cream
parlors on Oak street, where she is
serving first class meals. Mrs. EN-
strnm makes a speciality of chicken
dinners every Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Vanderbilt are
home from trip to Portland. Mr..
Vanderbilt placed 80 boxes of choice
apples on exhibit at the Wasco county
booth. So far he has the only box of
Winter Banana apples in the hoIticul-
tural building.
j. r. King of Portland has secured
100 acres of farming land near
Charles Walther's on the Little White
Salmon. Mr.. King expects to move
his family onto the farm in few
weeks, and to improve the land at
once. He will erect new house.
An old Indian who was before Judge
Galloway, in Yamhill county, after
testifying, remarked to the judge,
whom he had known as we'll as his
father, "That's the Gods truth,
Bill. " And the genial judge didn't
try to stop the laughter that followed.
S. A. Ingham of Midi and, Texas,
was guest last week Of W. f. Lara
way and family. Mr.:Inghsm is an
uncle Of Mrs. Laraway. He owns q
sections of land in the Lone Star
state, whereShis tiocks Of cattle range
over thousand hills. This was Mr..
lngham's 50th trip across the plains.
A. Boyd Kline of CIearheld, Penna.,
was a guest of A. W. Markle for a
couple of days last week. Mr.. Kline
has accepted a position as superin-
tendent Of a tile laying crew at Los
Angeles, Cal. He will spOnd week
at the exposition in Portland before
proceeding to his destination.
d. d. Dodge arrived in Hood River
Sunday evening from Orleans, Neb.,
and will spend the winter on his farm
in Dukes Valley. Mr. Dodge says had
it not been for a delayed train he
would have been in a serious wreck
last week in Idaho, when four people
we're killed, and many others injured.
W. ]. Baker the real estate man re-
ports the following sales; W. II.
Peugh, "a acres to Mr. Hamlin of
Heppner; consideration, $1,000. The
Tom Bishop house and lot on the
heights to G. q. Bentz; considera-
tion, $500. Mr.. Hamlin who has pur-
chased the Peugh place has, moved
thereon with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Rigby Of Mount
Vernon, Iowa, accompanied by Mis-
tress Sarah A. Demming Of State
Center, sister of Mrs. Rigby, are
guests of Rev. W. j. Rigby and
family. Mr.. Rigby is president of
the Citizens State bank at Mount
Vernon. The party came West by
way of the Canadian Pacific, and Wis
tied the exposition while in Portland.
They expressed themselves as being
delighted with the town and valley.
They will return by way of Salt Lake
and Denver, making stops en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bishop and son
Lloyd left Tuesday afternoon for
Portland. After remaining there un-
til after Hood River day, they will
continue on to Vancouver, B. c.,
where they will attend the Dominion
agricultural fair at New Westminster.
Mrs. Bishop will visit relatives at
Vancouver, while Mr.. Bishop is alb
sent at Ontario, Canada. Mr. Bishop
expects to be gone six weeks or more.
Ontario is his birthplace, which he
has not visited for q years. Lloyd
will return to Hood River to attend
school.