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

Jim Langille and neice from Nova
Scotia are visiting this week at the
exposition in Portland.
Miss Il. A. Wharton, teacher and
writer of Colorado Springs, is staying
at L. }. Cummings on the Heights.
G. W. Netherwood and wife left for
! their home in Wisconsin, Wednesday
daughter, Mrs. r. o. Blanchar
Brick laying on j. 0. Elrods build
ing began in earnest Wednesday.
Contractor Ii. S. Dano is now well
started for "A finish. Moro Observer.
Mrs. ii. h. Dano and daughter Mrs.
I M. II. Logan of Mather, Wis, accom-
panied by Mrs. Il. h. Dano, are guests
of Q, A. Dano and family on River
street.
sMr and Mrs. c. Il. Rand and Miss
Mary Rand of Grand Forks, N. D.,
arrived by boat from Portland Thurs
day afternoon, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sproat of the
East Side.
Holiness meetings will be conduct
cd in j. II. Holman's hall on the hill,
beginning Saturday July %. There
will be meetings in the afternoon and
evening, conducted by q. W. Sanders
and DR.. Dickson of the Cherokee ma.
tiOn.
The Baptist chruch will give "A re-
ception to new members next Friday
evening in the Bateham building. A
very pleasant time is anticipated.
Those who have just come into the
church are invited to attend with
their friends.
Dierke's band is the musical attrac-
tion in chef at the Lewis and Clark
fair now. Half dozen other good
bands help to supply the music, SO
that the exposition grounds have
plenty of melody. There's music in
the air and something doing every
day and hour at the big western fair.
DIR, 9. II. Jenkins, who attended
the convention of dentists in Portland
last week, reports a delightful time
there. The men with strong pull
were entertained by banquet on the
exposition grounds, and altogether,
DR.. Jenkins says it was the most sue
cessful meeting of this kind which he
ever attended.
Walter Dickey, writing to his mother
in this city, says that at Moro last
Thursday the thermometer registered
l39 Saturday afternoon he saw his
first cyclone, There was terrific
wind storm from the southwest, which
wrecked several big warehouses;, and
tore the roof from some freight cars.
No lives were lost in the windstorm.
A. G. PARROT, one Of the Jurors at
the hanging of Norman Williams, is a
former friend of Sheriff Sexton, the
two of them having celebrated the
Fourth of July at Abbiline, Neb., in
1872. They had not met since then
until little over year ago. Mr..
Parrott says he is satisfied with this
western country. at may be hot
here, sometimes, but in the East il
gets red hot, " says he.
The funeral of Miles Standish, the
little six year old son of W. ID. Rodg
ers, took place from the U. b. church
last Wednesday afternoon. In the alb
sence of Rev. j. S. RhOads, Rev. j.
b. SpIght otiiciated. The little fellow
met his death by drowning while out
picnicing the day before. Many sorr
owing friends accompanied the strick
en- parents to ldlewilde cemetery
where the body was inferred.
Saturday, July %, is Los Angele
day at the Lewis and Clark Exposi
tion. Several train loads of Angelo
nos are expected Special exercise
on an elaborate scale have been ar
ranged at the California state build
ing by Commissioner Virgins of Fill
cher. Mr. Virgins is secretary 0
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
nercc, and has had about - years
! exposition experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Butts o
Chicago, Ill.,, arrived in Hood Rive
on last Wednesday. He is the son o
% A. Butts, who has resided here for tn
Z past four years 1t is the sons frs
visit to his parents whom he had no
. seen for that length of time. The
b are quite in love with the West, wit
its braCing climate and fine scenery
t Their stay will be Of short duration
as they expect to travel through Cali
; tornia before returning East.
u A wagon load of cans arrived Mon
I day from the Hazelwood creamery
] and we're taken to Mount Hood fo
D use on the new cream route that ha
! been established there. Jim Langill
1 says Art Rhoads and NJ. Dumas wi
:. both be in the business in a few weel
d with 20 cows each Jim will get son
cows if he can only find family