The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02

Mrs. Marcellus came up from Port
land, Monday.
Floyd Arnold spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents at Cascade
Locks.
George G. Teal and W. +. Burrell
of Portland we're Hood River visitors
last Saturday.
John Songer, foreman for the Ore
gon Lumber Co. at Viento, spent Sun
day in town with his family.
W. W. Pickett returned Sunday
from Walla Walla, where he put in the
summer in the harvest field. He will
remain in Hood River this winter.
The ministerial association will
meet at the U. b. reading room Mon
day 10 a. m. Nov. 6. Subject of paper
by Rev. G. M. Beder, "Ihe kind of
preaching demanded versus the kind
the world needs. "
s. f. Fouts is up from Portland to
make Hood River his home, Sen has
hung out his shingle from the Brosius
building on Oak street, and will prac-
tice law, giving special attention to
problems of irrigation rights.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Jones and
little daughter, Margaret, of Little
Falls, N. =, arrived in Hood River
few days ago. They are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Songer, Mrs.
Jones being sister of Mrs. Songre.
j. G. McIsaac of Mount Hood left
Tuesday morning for Portland. Next
week he will leave with his family for
a visit with relatives and friends at
Ocheyedan, Iowa. They will be east
until after the holidays. Mr.. Mclsaacs
will do insurance work while in the
East.
Frank Caddy, who is becoming in.
terested in the creamery route, has
secured a number of good COWS, and
while waiting for cream separator,
is making 81 pounds of butter week
from five COWS. He believes there il
money in keeping few COWS when &
farmer has good clover patch.
The m inisteTs met at the U. b
reading rooms Monday with goodly
number in attendance Reports from
members of the committee appointed
to formulate better organization
we're received. Rev. q. NJ. Beeler wa'
asked to present paper at the mex
session. A regular order of business
will be adhered to and the association
will be placed on a sound working
basis.
George W. Krum and family o
Claremont county, S. D., have moveC
onto the Fred Bailey place three mile
south of this city, they having pur
chased this l0-acre tract for $500
Mr.. Krum spent last winter In Cali
fornia, and travelled all over Oregon
before locating In Hood River. Mr.
Froyin, who W with him, has gon
back South Dakota. But he eX
poets to return and bring with hin
, several more families, all of whom
may locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Leadbetter
son and daughter reached Hood Xiv
or Friday morning from Battle, Wy
oming, and are guests for the pra
sent of Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. M. Abbott
! Mr.. Leadbetter and Mr.. Abbott wer
interested in the mines on the Amer
ican desert for several years. MI
Abbott says he has been endeavori in
to get his friends to leave the sage
brush plains of Wy oming for man
years, but Mr.. Leadbetter RENAME
until his mine paid him something
and since reaching Hood River Is gla
indeed that he came,
A. G. Staten owns II cows, whic
produced over 600 pounds of butte
fat during the month OF Octobe
Rltter fat Is now bringing 81 cents
pound. Mr.. Staten expects in IL
near future to see creamery locate
in Hood River. He does not expet
to make any large amount OF none
from his COWS, but says they furnis
a means of using up his clover ha,
He doesn't have to hunt a buyer no
for hay, and has a fine lot Of fertiliz
for the enricbing of his land, VIII
the COWS more than pay for then
selves. Next year Mr., Staten "
construct slios that he may have gree
feed throughout the year.
That display of fine apples in &
window of the First National bal
cana from the orchard Of Villa
Ehrck of Odell. Mr.. EhrCk has fl
crop of apples this year, his total pi,
running over 1000 boxes Of markC
able fruit. Very few of his apples a
wormy. Mr.. Ehrck does not irriga
his orchard, but he has some of t
\ finest fruit grown in the valley, FIR
one s-year- old Ortley tree he gather
20 bushels of apples from three otht
of the same variety he took 54 bus
\ els. Some of his fine specimens
Ben Davis measured over 10 inches
, circumference. s..ss