The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-10-05
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rate.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregationa church will meet Friday
afternoon With Mrs. W. c. GilmCle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jayre and Mas
ter Andrew left Monday mor ing for
Il trip to Portland.
Farmers in the state of Washington
from now on until June | Of neNt year
may burn slashings without permits
from the fine wardens. This order
went into effect September 20.
Puget Sound papers state that Chas.
G. Pyle. the well known theatrical
man, and Miss Dottie Fischer a pop
ular member of the Margarita Fischer
Co. we're married at Aberdeen a few
days ago.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth.
odist church will hold "Feast Of
Reason and Flow of Soul" social on
Friday even ing, October 6, at Mrs.
Jackson's. Price, 10 cents. Every.
body welcome.
A. W. Onthank has moved into an
office in the jackson building east OF
McGuire's meat market, where he
will resume the real estate business
in connection with his work as notary
public and insurance agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brandhorst and
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Waters of Black
hawk county, Iowa, we're guests dur
ing the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mears. Later in the week they Wis
tied at Mount Hood with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Mclsaac.
Mrs. Halverson expects her husband
home from Lewiston in few days
Mr.. Halverson has been conducting a
bakery for the railroad graders on
the new Lewiston cutoff. He hopes
to secure work nearer home for the
rest Of the winter, and in the spring
will open bakery in Hood River.
The live stock show at the Lewis
and Clark lair, which closed Septem-
ber %, was the crowning feature of
the fair. 1t was much better attend
ed than was the live stock show at st.
Louis, and in some ways superior.
The showing of shorthOrns was the
best ever made in America.
Mr.. Ganger advertises in another
column the sale of a good team of
horses. MIR. Ganger says he has been
in the draying business for % years
and is determined to take we'll
earned rest. He is anxious to dispose
Of his business in the city, and secure
a good farm, where he can become an
independent capitalist.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles HalversOn on the heights has
just been completed, and Mrs. Hal
verson is very we'll pleased with the
work of the carpenters, plasterers and
painters. Fredericks Arnold did
the carpentering Dakin & Kent the
painting, and Frazier x Son the brick
laying and plastering. This tive-room
cottage cost Sll50, and is neat addi-
tion to the many fine residences on
the hill.
W. Avis and wife of Pomona, Cal =,
and G. d. MoOore of White Salmon
Wash. we're guests for luncheon at A.
|. Mason g few days ago, Mr.. Avis
| is postmaster at Pomona and is well
versed man In horticulture having
been engaged in that pursuit for
many years. He was we'll pleased with
the valley and says the orchard cult
vation resembles the nearest to the
California methods of any place he
has visited.
The noon train from Portland comes
now in two sections. The same with
No. /, the west bound afternoon
train. The east bound sections follow
very closely, one carrying the mail
and the other express. The first sec
tion of No. l will reach here about
three O'Clock; the second section can
be counted upon as being from four
to six hours late. 1t is expected that
this second train will be discontinued
after the close of the exposition, the
travelling being very heavy at present,
and necessitating two trains.
A. j. McIsaac is home from a week
at the exposition, where he attended
the dairy convention as delegate from
Mr.. McIsaac says the dairy meeting
was very much of a disappointment.
There was only one meeting, which
was called to order by Food Commits
sioner Bailey, who introduced some
BILE speakers. There we're several ad-
dresses that morning, delivered by
men well versed in the dairy business,
but the other meetings which we're to
take place failed to materialize. Mr..
McIsaac will make full report of the
convention at the meeting Of the
Mount Hood Development league, Sat
urday afternoon.