The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-14

Walter Mcclure was a Portland Wis
itor last week.
L. T. Bragg of Colfax is the guest
of his brother, r. B. Bragg, the mer-
chant.
Mrs. Adelia Moe returned last week
from a trip to the exposition at Port
land.
Mrs. Charles N. Clark and daughter
are home from visit with relatives
and friends at Dufur.
Mrs. j. +. Robinson, son Ralph and
daughter Helene, of Eugene are visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Z. Gof.
r. F. Ryan, solicitor for the Brad
street commercial agency, spent Tues
day in Hood River, on his return from
points East.
Miss Gladys Hartley returned last
week from months visit in Seattle
and Bellingham. At the latter place
she was the guest of Mrs. Muir.
w. S. Tower is home from the Walla
Walla country, where he spent several
months in the harvest fields. He is
pleased to return to Hood River.
Miss Amanda Wilson, teacher Of
the primary department Of the Bar
rett school, is making her home with
her cousin, Mrs. W. N. Mesier.
Charles Bell was in the city last
week from the Little White Salmon,
where he is in charge of logging
crew for the Oregon Lumber Co.
w. S. Gribble, the Mount Hood
postmaster and merchant, aocompan
led by his family, went to Portland
Friday to spend a few days at the
fair.
Mrs. b. F. Loughlin of The Dallet
ssccumbed to an operation in Port
land Ehospital last Friday. She haC
many friends who will mourn he
loss.
Mrs. Kate Roche, who came VI
from Hood River to spend Sunday
says she is delighted with her nev
school, which opened last Monday. -
Chronicle.
Mrs. j. E. Duganne of Portland, ac
companied by Miss Baker of Mime
sofa, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. W
G. Gilmore. Mrs. Duganne is tn
mother of Mrs. Gilmore.
M. w. Belshaw and family of Spok
ane and MIR. and Mrs. H. G. HarloN
and daughter of Pennington. Wash
we're guests during the week of Mr.
and Mrs. I. KinnaiTd.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church will meet Frida
afternoon with Mrs Bateham. Com
early and bring your thimble, a
there will be plenty of sewing to do.
| Rev. Walton Skipworth of Tn
Dalles, presiding elder of The Dale
district Of the Methodist church, wa
, at Belmont chapel Sunday, his frs
! trip on duties connected with th
! new Office.
8 A. J. Mcintyre, representing th
. Equitable Savings & Loan associatio
3 of Portland, and the Bankers Life {
DesM oines, is soliciting business i
Hood River. He is meeting wit
gratifying success.
J. N. Bridge gathered two boxes I
! luscious Clark Seeding strawberri'
, last week, and brought them to tow
! one of which found its way to Il
8 Glacier office. The berries we're gait
cred from vines set out this spring.
Rev. J. B. Spight of the Bapti
church has sold his pace where
formerly resided east of the drU
store building on the heights to Ma
shall Hill, his father in law, and b
moved with his family to the W.
Perry cottage, opposite the residen
of e. r. Bradley.
Rev. J. B. Spight states that t
plans for the basement Of the Bapti
church building to be erected on t
lot west of the home of II. II. Bale
have been forwarded to the architeC
f. A. Jerome of Forest Grove, and
is expected that the contract for t
stonework will be let in few days.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. L. Hershner Il
this morning to attend the meeting
the American Board Of Foreign NJ
slons at Seattle. This is a notal
gathering and will call together repl
sentatives men from many lands. N
and Mrs. Hershner are delegates
Riverside Congregational church
this city.
Walter Ford of London, Eng, a T
ative of q. d. Woodworth, of BelmC
= writes Mr.. Woodworth that he pa
80 shillings for box of Spitzenbui
!, last winter Mr.. Woodwork shipE
him some Bing cherries from his
: chard this summer which w
Il through in good shape and Mr.. FL
says they we're the finest cherries
~ ever saw.