The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-20
Rev. W. G. Gilmore was a Portland
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Rev. W. G. Gilmore was Portland
visitor during the week.
John Culbertson and Matt Russell
are sojourning at st. Martin hot
springs, tenting under the frs.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hood River Milling Co.
will be held at the company's Office
in Hood River, Saturday, July %, at
2 p. m.
Chipping is superintending the con-
struction of the new power house for
the Electric Light, Power and Water
company, which they hope to have in
operation before October first.
Rev. W. @. Evans of the M. e.
church attended the funeral of Elder
Booth, which took place at The Dalles
last Sunday. Rev. Frank Spaulding,
who was visiting in this city, also at
tended.
DIR. r. j. Morton, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, of Green,
Kans,, after attending the national
convention of physicians at Portland
&st week. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. h. Markham. DR.. Morton is
brother of Mrs. Markham.
Nrs. f. W. McCune returned Tues
day Som trip to The Dalles. We'd
nee& morning in company with her
unch. W. H, McCune, and Mrs. Hew-
EFT ivc,- California, she left for Mount
Hood G1r IN outing at the snow line,
Will Crap er drove the party to the
mountain
The businGs OF the Pacific States
Telephone CT has increased to such
an extent thot two managers are
necessary in VoHco county. II. II.
G. Wood has been rNade manager for
the western half of the county with
headquarters at HOOD River. Mr..
Wood will also have en- assistant.
Mrs. John Butterworth and daugh-
ter Marian of Portland, accompanied
by Miss Emma Jakway of Van Horne,
Iowa, and Mrs Mary Van Vors of In
dependence, Iowa, arrived Tuesday
afternoon, and are the guests of Mrs.
Il. N. Blythe. The Eastern visitors
we're delighted with the steamboat trip
up the Columbia river gorge.
Colonel j. b. Eddy, an erstwhile
newspaper man, and one time con-
nected with the Pendleton Tribune,
but now right of way agent for the o.
r. q N. Co., was in Hood River
Wednesday on business connected
with the attaching of the Mount Hood
Railway with the main line at this
point.
Ralph Belieu was thrown from his
horse yesterday afternoon in front Of
the Glacier office. The lad was car
ried into the store of Wright Bros, +,
and it was thought for a time that his
arm was broken. But by the ne a
doctor arrived the lad had recovered
from the shock, and went home with
no broken bones.
Among the guests at the Country
Club Inn the last week we're. DIR.
Boyes of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Banks of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Beal
of The Dalles, Mr., and Mrs. Teich-
mann of Arizona, Mrs. Dillar of
Washington, D. G. Mr.. Teichmann
is civil engineer in the genealogical
survey work of the government. Sat
urday evenings there are many who
come to the Inn from the Lewis and
Clark exposition to spend Sunday In
Hood River.
e. A. Franz of the Hood River
Fruit Growers union, tipped it off
to the Glacier yesterday afternoon
that the electric motor brought from
Omaha last month by the Union Pa
cific, had passed up the line at light
ming speed, remaining at the station
here Just long enough to oil lup This
motor, / seems, was not the success
it was expected to be on the Hillsboro
road, the grades being too steep. 1t
was also tried on the MilN aukee
branch, but was failure there. On
ii pr de like the one up the Columbia
it seems to work successfully. The
railroad management will secure a
larger engine for the Hillsboro divis.
ion.
j. II. E. Eiben of San Francisco, q
cousin of j. II. Gerdes of this city,
accompanied by Mrs. Eiben, we're in
Hood River during the week. They
drove over the valley with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerdes, and became charmed
with the beautiful scenery, which Mr..
| ElDen says eACels hnytDiuB ne nds
seen. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiben are accus'
toned to taking loug trips each sum.
mer. This time they went as faI
north as Victoria, b. G. So pleased
was Mr.. Eiben with the valley that ht
is anxious to secure property and live
here. In San Francisco he conducts
very successful grocery business
having been located at one corner fol
l8 years.