The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-27

Miss Margie Collins of Verona Wis.
is guest of Mrs. h. O. Blanchar.
Mrs. ii. S. Dano was i'll last week,
and under the care of physician.
kThe infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p, Jensen is seriously i'll from cholera
infantum.
Mrs. +. NJ. Clarke, who suffered last
week from an attack of appendicitis,
is recovering nicely.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cougdon of Washing
ton, d. c., is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Norman Young.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Il. Williams are
home from trip to Portland. Mr..
Williams comes back much improved
in health
William Kerr, who recently pur-
chased the j. II. DaMoss q acres on
the East Side for S250O, is preparing
to erect an $500 cottage.
L. G. Stanley of Chippewa Falls,
Wis. and r. Smith of Portland, prom.
inent members of the First National
bank, spent Tuesday here.
f. W. Barthel of Chicago, who re.
Gently purchased part of the Heating
property on the East Side, will move
here in the fall and erect substantial
residence
The fishermen are operating on the
}. W. Morton sand bar, but are meet
ing with Indifferent success. They
propose to stay with it during the sea
son however.
The little son of d. g. Garrabrant,
who was taken to the hospital at Port
land two weeks ago, is improving rap
idly and is expected home next week.
He is being treated for rupture.
W. A. Elkins has been engaged by
the Valley Christian church to preach
another year Mr.. Elkins is an ener.
getic, faithful man and the church
does we'll to secure his services.
Sheriff and Mrs. f. M. SHUT and
children left this morning for Port.
land to visit the fair for week, when
they will return to Hood River tc
spend the summer. -Heppner Times
l.. r. Dano is now owner of the
Gano house and two lots, on River
street, between the residen' es of A. A.
Jayne and f. o. Blanchar, having
purchased the same for Sl2OO.
The rapid advance in the value o.
Hood River realty holdings is showI
by d. A. Turner, who three years age
purchased 80 acres on the East Sid'
for $500, and a few months ago dis
posed of 20 acres of this tract to Car
Grosser for $500.
John Often has purchased two lot
of Frank Noble on west Oak street
and will erect a handsome residence
thereon this fall. Mr. Often paiC
$1,000 for the property. He is 0wne
of the brick building occupied b!
Frank A. Cram, the Up.to- Date mer
chant.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Mathews of Nortl
Dakota, who has been visiting in Hoot
River for the past few weeks, left OF
the 18th for Los Angeles, Cal to visi
relatives there. Mrs. Mathews is
Sister of Burns Jones. They we're de
lighted with the climate and countr,
and may return in the near future AM
tndhb I1tlI uOlilt htib.
Luckey & Mullen, the blacksmiths
wish to correct the statement tina
their shop shOd G6 horses one day
few weeks ago. The mistake wa
made in the Glacier office, and intsea
oI66 horses it was G6 shoes that ha
been put on in one day. This is
big enough record, and one never be
fore reached in this city.
J. N. Fordyce, who was in tow
Monday says reports concerning tn
tornado at Moro we're exaggerated
While the storm was a bad one, j
fact young cyclone, the damage wa
not so great as given out, owing {
the fact that the buildings damage
were rudely constructed warehouses
the lumber in which can be utilize
again. Chronicle.
Bishop Mcdowell writes from CHI
cago appointing Rev. Walton ski
worth to fill the position of presidin
elder of The Dalles districrt made VI
cant by the death of Rev. q. N
Booth. He will serve until cOnfe
ence convenes on the 23rd Of Augul
at Moscow, Idaho, at the same tin
filling his pulpit in The Dal.es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael I. Nolan an
daughter, Miss Kate of The Dalles, a
rived Saturday foI few days Wis
in Hood River. Mr.. Nolan is registt
of the United States land office
| that city. Sunday he spent the df
J on the farm of Jim Lacy on the Ea
{ Side. Mrs. Nolan and daughter g
! pressed themselves as being delightC
with Hood River valley.