The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-21

d. |. Stone returned last week from
a trip to Portland.
William Shipman is now enjoyed at
the Commercial hotel in The Dalles.
Miss Ethel Robards is planning to
attend the Monmouth Normal school
this winter.
W. L. Bingaman left Monday for
Cascade Locks, whore he will work in
the saw mill there.
Miss Eva Nicholson left Monday,
the llth, for Walla Walla, to resume
her studies at Whitman college.
A force of two dozen men are oper-
ating the government fish hatchery at
the mouth of the White Salmon river.
Mrs Dan Mears is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever. Mrs.
Foley is seriously ill with the same
fever.
The family of Bert Heath, who re-
sided near the old armory building
on River street, left last week for
Portland.
G. F. Waldo is making extensive
improvements to his cottage on Oak
street, just east of the United Breth-
ern church.
A. NJ. Kelsay and A. A. Allen have
been absent during the week, looking
over the numbering situation at points
below Portland.
Mrs. Barton Davidson, nee Miss
Vera jackson of Occur d Alene, Ida
no, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. jackson.
Mrs. DeGrath and Mrs. Chipping
will receive the members of the Wom-
ans Alliance and their friends at
William g. Eliot, jr,, hall Friday af-
| ternOon.
Mr.. Ogden, a South Portland grocer,
was the guest Sunday at Twin Oaks
farm. He left the next day for the
upper valley, where he looked over a
homestead claim.
Rev. &. M. Beeler is endeavoring
to create removed interest in the
gymnasium, and hopes to have the
building open two nights each week.
The reading room will also be re-
opened.
Max and Ralph Heinrichs will return
this week to Corvallis, to resume their
work in the Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Max is a senior this year, and
his brother a member Of the sopho-
more class.
S. +. Fouts. who is now a member
of the Portland law firm Of Sweek 4
Co., is making a special study of irri.
CATION laws and water rights. Mr..
Fouts is planning to locate in Hood
River within the next year.
E. r. Bradley, the job printer, has
installed a Mehile press. power cut
ter and large assortment Of job type
of the latest design. Mr. Bradley now
has one of the best equipped job offices
outside of the city of Portland.
W. O. Sanders is rushing work on
the Sherman cottage on the East Side.
He expects to have the building in.
closed next week. p. f. Friday IL
erecting large and commodius barr
on his land adjoining Mr.. Sherman.
The boys who have been operating
a sein for salmon on the sandbar be
low the city are meeting with very
poor success. There seems to be very
little salmon running past the gil
netters at the mouth Of the Columbia
In the contest over the will Of tn,
late Dawes Divers of Hood River
which was heard last week, Judg
Lake has decided in favor of the de
visees, w. Il. and n. II. Nef ant
against a son, Joel Diers, who was th
contestant. The case involved abou
$4,000.
S. d. Garner is home from Mariol
county, whore he went with the fam
lilies of Alfred BooTman and Mr.. Eby
, They we're all gathering hops nea
Brooks, but the water not agreein
with Mr.. Garner he returned home
The other members of the party wer
r enjoying the outing.
J. p. Thompson of The Dalles, owne
! of 800 acres of fine land in Dukes val
s ley. the farm on which j. o. Camero
is located, was a Hood River visitO
! last week. Mr.. Thompson has cleare
e % acres this summer, and has 60 acre
= seeded to hay, He intends to set a
+ apple orchard, and will also purchas
= dairy cows.
j Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Crandall of Ii
T ban III we're guests during the week {
> Professor and Mrs. w. A. Wiley. Nj
@ and Mrs. Crandall are the parents {
:, Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Wiley's brother, N
! II. Crandall, accompanied by Mrt
d Cran1all and little son, of Roseburl
:, also visited here. Mr. Crandall is
d conductor on the Southern Pacif
line running out of Roseburg.