The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-15

Mrs. Middleton and dauaa'nr Mrs
Cline are here from Portland, nd will
spend the summer in the Peugu cottage,
south of this city.
Mrs. c. f. Bletz Of Aberdeen and
Mrs. NJ. Deckman of Randolph, Mimi,
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs j. r.
| Stranahan, Mrs. Strauahan boing a
daughter OF Mrs. Beltz.
Captain and Mrs. G. T. Belcher Of
Collins, accompanied by Mrs, Alex
ander Churchill and Mrs, William
BoIlis, we're guests at the Mount Hood
hotel last Wednesday night.
Mrs. William Kimball of Superior,
Wis. accompanied by Mrs. W. W.
Strickland and son VIII and Miss
Bertha Kimball reached Hood River
last Saturday and are the guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Knowls. Mrs.
Kimball is the mother Of Mrs. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Lufl1in Of
Logan, Utah, are the guests of theiI
daughter, Mrs, Frank Davenport, ir.,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Lutkir
were in Hood River two years ago fOl
a short visit. SO favOrably impressed
we're they with the country that they
have returned this time to spend tho
summer here
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. W
Elliot, June /, Murton Elliott anC
Mis- Ada Christie were united il
marriage The bride and groom wer,
popular young people Of this town
They left for Hood River whpro Mr.
elliott will run photograph gallery
-Eugone Register,
Mr. aud Mrs G. q. Roberts came il
from Tanglowood Saturday and lei
that afternoon for Portland. Mrs
Roberts went on to Corvallis, wber
she is attending the commencement
exercises Of the Oregon Agriculture
, college, her daughter, Miss Lucy, be
d ing one of the members Of the gradu
ating class.
Few people know that growing IN tn
vicinity of Umatlla, Or, and for mile
about there, are the most beautiful caC
tus plants known The flowers are Of
p bright yellow and:the whole country fo
, miles is tinted with this peculiar flower
r. Specimen plants taken from the erouu
grow in iardeniers and Conductor Merr
am, of 0. r, q N. dining car No 50!
has quite a collection in thriving cond
- ton.
: The irrigation controversy qetwee
the settlers Of Trout Lake and tn
, Mrnominee Lumbre Co. has bee
. settled Last Saturday, the ditc
' owners who were in the law suit
with their attorney, Judge Bennett
q also representatives Of the MenominC
Co. with their attorney, met at til
home Of William Stadleman. An a
days discussion followed when bot
sides agreed on compromise.
Goldendale Sentinel.
Professor and Mrs W. \. Wiley al
home from Portland, where Mr.. W lie
assisted in arranging the cducati ionj
exhibit at the exposition. The Hoo
River school exhibit will compaI
very favorabIv with thNt from othC
parts Of tho statgs. lays Mr.. Vile,
The Wa7co Courty exhibit has bee
given IA good location in the edu
cational building, and Superintendent
Robinson, who is in charge of Il
educational display, says this count
has one of the best dlslays there. III
educational exhibit at the Lewis an
Clark exposition is one Of the stronI
est ever gotten up.
\ peculiar accident happened ju
this side of Kingsley one day La
week in which a wagon and load I
posts we're burned. Henry Bolte
had been after a load Of posts whic
we're charred on one end, and on a
irving his destination a rain stor
came up. Not wanting to get drencl
ed by the rain be unhitched the tea
\ and vent to the house, leaving u
q posts stand on The wagon. One of Il
d posts had little more fire in th5
] Mr.. Bolten expected, and during b
/ absence took blaze, burning the pos
and all of the wagon except the fro
, wheels. -Tygh Valley Bee.