The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-13

Groshong, and A. Lauterbach, finance
committee. After the next meeting
to be held July 10, the newly installed
officers will give the usual banquet. -
Enterprise.
Clinton Wood of Odell made a bust
ness trip to Mosier last Saturday.
William Kennedy left Tuesday
morning for Portland, where he will
be occupied most of the summer in
placing his spray pump on the mar
ket.
Miss Edna Campbell of Lyle, secre-
tary of the Washington State grange,
was in the city on Friday and made
the Glacier a call. Miss Campbell
was en- route to Olympia for a visit of
three weeks.
Principal Bates of Pacific Universi-
ty, Forest Grove, visited with Rev.
Gilmore over Sunday and preached at
the Congregational church, present
ing Christian Education and Pacific
University opportunities.
Frank G. Thornton, of Underwood,
has purchased third interest 10 the
Elkhorn Mining company in the Nc
Creek country, and will take an active
part in the development of that valu-
able property.
II. W. Brooks, representing the
Portland journal, was in the city
Monday, on trip through Eastern
Oregon, looking after the interests Of
his agencies in this section Of the
state.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Salt
Lake arrived Saturday or Il visit with
theiI former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
A G. Staten. DR.. Jones was on his
way to Portland, where he will attend
the meeting of the national medical
association.
James +. Weart, after a short visit
with Mrs. Weart on the Baker place,
left Monday afternoon for Portland,
where he took passage that evening
for San Francisco, whore he will do
advertising work for tAe big dailies
of the Golden Gate city.
Believing that it pays to keep abreast
of the time, j. r. Nickelsen, the i'm
plement man, has placed a cream sep
arator ad. in this issue. Having dis
posed of enough moving machines to
cut all the hay in the valley, he will
endeavor to sell separators for the
creamery business about to be placed
on a permanent basis.
In the rush to do two days work
In one last week, the Glacier omitted
to mention that Miss Nellie Songer,
, the winsome and popular operator in
the telephone exchange, was Goddess
of Liberty in Hood River on the
Fourth. Miss Songer was elected to
this honor few days before the
Fourth by handsome majority.
d. II. Sears, who was seriously in
iured last winter, having received a
blow while blasting stumps that broke
his leg, is getting along nicely, as his
friends will be pleased to learn. He
| is able to be about now and then on
crutches Dave promised the Glacier
an apple story few days before his
accident, and the reporter has been
patiently waiting for the same for sev-
eral months now.
Since the supreme court has knocked
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dealers of this city, they are seeking
new voCatiOns. Jack Morrison has
disposed of his last bottle of Shasta
water, and will go into partnership
with friend at The Dalles, who has
opened bar in the new hotel in that
I ity. G. Il. Hayward has placed in q
stock of cigars, and soft drinks, and
! intends to make his rent until some
thing better turns up.
y f. b. Morse and family, after a Wis.
il with his brothers Lou and Lee in
Hood River, left Tuesday night fol
his home in Western Kansas. This
was Nj. Morse's first trip to the
Coast. He spent few days at the
Portland exposition, and pronounced
it far better than st. Louis, for q
short time visit. "You can see more,
and don't get so tired, " says he. Mr.,
Morse is satisfied that Kansas is 8
good place, and is prospering there,
raising wheat and stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Shelley of tho
Little White Store are preparing tC
take a we'll earned vacation this week
and will leave Friday for Portland
where they will explore the interest
ing points of the exposition grounds
Glacier readers can look for some en-
tertaining articles on the great expo
sition in next weeks Glacier. Be
fore returning Mr.. and Mrs Shelley
will spend few days at Gladstone
Park, where they will listen to SOM
speakers of national reputation, wit
are billed asattractions at the chautau
qua. During their absence the Littl