The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-31
j. Thornton has removed to Carson,

j. Thornton has removed to Carson,
Wash.
Claude Kelsay was up from Port
land during the week.
st. Marks guild will meet the first
Wednesday in September with Mrs.E
f. Savage.
o. W. Butts, commission man of
Omaha, is in Hood River the guest Of
his brother, A. Butts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denan and daughter
from Hastings, Neb., are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. L. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peugh were in Nor
row county last week, where Mr..
Peugh has large wheat ranch.
Maggie and Helen Owens left last
week for Mosier, where they will be
engaged during the prune picking sea-
son.
County School Superintendent j..
7. Neff is in Portland attending the
sessions of the educational associa-
tion.
Miss Louisa Owens and Iva Massi-
ker who have been employed in The
Dalles laundry for some time, return
ed home Saturday.
Rev. W. G. Evans and Joseph Mayes
of this city are in attendance at the
annual conference of the Methodist
church at Moscow, Idaho.
Paul Jensen, the infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Jensen, is report,
ed on the mend, after an illness of A.
days. The little fellows chances foI
recovery are very good.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
United Brethren church will give q
Kensington at the home Of Mrs. A.
Wiuans' Friday afternoon, Septem.
ber l. All are invited.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Mcdonald was taken to Portland
Monday night, where she was operated
upon for an abcess. She is rest ing
easy and is reported improving.
Miss Hankenson of Wisconsin, Pro
fessor r. f. James, recently of Grand
Forks, N. D., but now of Seattle, anC
Mr.. Falson of Seattle, are guests al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Church at Belmont.
ID. Lockman accompanied by Laurf
M. Lockman, left Monday for Nampa
Idaho, where Mrs. Emma Wilt, sister
of w. A. and ID. Lockman, Is serious
ly sick, and will be operated upon fol
tumor.
As it is at home in Iowa, DR.. Lara
ways reputation is extending beyonC
his own county. This week lad,
came from Vancouver to have her eye
fitted with glasses. This speaks vel
for Hood River.
W. F. Gildersleeve of Spring Arbor
Mich, brother of Mrs. q. r. Castne
and Mrs. j. r. Galligan, has been Wis
iting relatives in Hood River. HI
will continue on to Silverton, visi
the exposition and return to Hoot
River for a longer stay here. Mr.. Gil
dersleeve is a successful farmer IL
Michigan.
Fred Deitz, who is at Mayville, N
D., experimenting the erection Of
large normal school building, write
for Hood River literature. He say
he is doing good work there anon
hisfriends, and finds there is muc
inquiry for Hood River. He is conf
dent he can induce many of his friend
to locate in Hood River. lie himsel
is anxious to return.
Mrs. Quinn of Viento met with
peculiar accident Monday evening
She ran against a nail, tearing ava
almost the whole Of the lower lid c
her left eye, until the lid hung b
only thread. BY taking a numbe
of stitches the lid was replaced. Will
an ugly scar will remain, the woma
will regain the use of the eyelid.
The Dalles Chronicle has been i
rather good humor for some time, bu
broke lose the other day as follows
"We notice that papers in stating th
population of Hood River include th
valley, which extends a distance {
from 20 to 25 miles. If the The Dale
we're to follow the same rule this cit
would include Duiur, Mosier and a
the outlying disticts, and would hay
a population of between 5000 an
5000"
De Caprio's Administration banC
the official musical organization
the Lewis and Clark exposition,
receiving much praise. This ban
plays in connection with all oftici
functions, such as receptions, dedic
| tions, conventions and the like. M
DeCapro has surrounded himself viii
musicians of high order Of merit an
as a bandmaster be is remarkably po
ular. The band plays music of Il
classical kind.