The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-03

in the usual quantity of water. This
has caused no suffering among the live
stock yet; but fears are entertained if
there is not rain soon that teere will be
lack of water for cattle-Chronicle.
Mrs. Spear was up from Collins
Tuesday.
@. f.. Mix of Crookston, Mimi, was
a Hood River visitor last week.
Ganger & Hartley have disposed of
their draying business to Will Morgan
The family of s. W. Arnold returned
Wednesday from their camping trip
to Collins.
The families of O. ii. Grey and Bert
Stranahan are camping on the Little
White Salmon.
ID. Fouts of Portland is the guest
of his brother, p. T.. Fouts of the
Hotel Wauooma.
A. W. Onthank and son Carl, went
to Portland Wednesday morning to
see the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Shepard and
little daughter left Tuesday afternoon
for Clatsop beach,
Material is on the ground for the CON
struction of the watering tank, which
the o. II. x n. will install near the de-
pot here,
Il. j. Perkins of the McMinnville
Fire Relief association was transact
ing business in Hood River during
the week.
The Misses Lola Hammond and Els
ther Butterworth of Portland and
Miss Mabel Rogers of Ashland are
guests of Mrs. Il. N. Blythe.
A. L. Craig, general passenger agent
of the 0. II. Il N, was member of
party of Portlanders who made trip
to Mount Hood last Saturday.
Manager G. f. Gilbert of the Mount
Hood hotel is keeping up with the
march of progress and has added a
heavy lnoleum to the floor Of his ho-
tel office.
James M. Irving, managing editor
of the Fruit Grower at st. Joseph,
Mo. spent several days in Hood River
last week, on his return from the Port
land exposition.
The many friends Of Mrs. G. II.
Vaughan will regret to learn that she
has notbeen at all well Of late, being
confined to her bed at present. We'd
nesday she was feeling slightly better.
The blowing out of a plug in the
water main at Hartley's corner Wed
nesday morning, made residents in
that part of town imagine the pre-
dicted floods we're coming.
Mrs. N. Tostevin and son Norman,
James Langille and his neice, Miss
l.. l.. Langille of Nova Scotia, we're
in Portland last week, attending the
exposition. They returned Monday
by boat
TPennsylvanian wants to know
what is the matter with organizing a
Pennsylvania society in Hood River.
He thinks that state should be able
to hold up its end with Iowa. Some
body take the lead
Mrs. G. A. Moore, of the Northwest
ern Hotel Register Co., of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, visited Hood River Tues
day in the interest Of her new revolv-
ing hotel registers and loose leaf sys-
tens. Mrs. Moore has an exhibition
at the Portland fair.
The Little White Store is up against
it for a place to store 80 or 60 cords Of
wood. The wood has been unloaded
east Of the depot, but as the Mount
Hood Railway is preparing to put in
"A switch for the unloading of 81 cars
of steel rails, the wood must be
moved.
DR.. Mary Phelps of Canyon City,
Col, accompanied by Miss Bulah Mac.
Rae, were guests during the week Of DR..
Edgington and family. Dr. Phelps is a
sister Of DR. Edgington, whose family
she had not seen for II years. She was
on her return from a trip to Alaska, and
! had attended the medical convention in
| Portland last month.
Fifteen cream separators have been
purchased by Hood River farmers, so
| Roswell Shelley informs the Glacier.
OF these ID, eight went to Mount
Hood, one to William Davidson of the
West Side, and the remainder to the
following residents of Odell: S. Cop
pie, Mrs. LEM, Frank Runcorn, Frank
Strang, James Eggert, Oscar Cam.
erOn.
The new power house of the Elec
trict Light Co., located on the com
pany's land on the east side of HOOD
River, is nearing completion. Tht
heavy machinery is now being install
ed Biel Allen is rushing work OIL
the big dam, and the cables have beer
! strung for the suspension bridge
: which is to convey the large pipe lin
) to the power house.