The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-17

John Leland Henderson went to
Portland last week with his son Leland
j., who is visiting here from New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Montgomery
of San Jose we're in Hood River last
week, visiting relatives, while enroute
for Spokane.
9. S. Davidson Of Centerburg, Ohio,
has been spending several days the
past week with his brother, Jesse, and
sons of Mount Hood.
Evangelist I. S. Handsaker of the
Christian church will beign "A series
of revival meetings in Hood River,
beginning Sunday, Sept. l.
Miss Gladys Hartley left last week
for Bellingham, Wash, where she will
spend the month of August visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Muier.
Miss Juliet Cross of Oregon Ci'y
has been the guest of Miss Leila Her.
sinner for the past ten days. She re-
turned home on Wednesday.
Tommy Payne of Jonstown, Ohio
spent Saturday night with his ole
friend, Jesse Davidson. Mr.. Payne
speaks in great praise of the way Jesse
is improving his ranch.
The Marshall Hill farm in Dry Hol
low has been rented to G. W. Swiney
and MIR. and Mrs. Hill left for HOOD
River this morning, where they viii
make their home. Chronicle.
P. M. HalI-Lewis and Co. have per
fected plans for a dwelling for W. E.
Sherman, who resides near the Friday
place, five miles out on the East Side
The building will be handsome one.
Mrs. A. Lincoln of Waterloo, Iowa,
mother of Mrs. George Bentz, is visit
ing in Hood River. Last week Mrs
Lincoln was the guest of Mrs. N. O.
Billings, at their farm on the East
Side.
School will begin in the Franktor
district, Monday, September IL, will
the following corps of five teachers
g. W. Brown, principal; Miss Pear
Eby, Miss Anna Shea, Miss Gertrude
Phillips and Miss Daisy Thomas.
W. ]. Baker & Co. made sale las
week Of the following property: G
A. Cove to John Lofts, 80 lots, Wat
son & Erwin second addition; con
slderation, $3.50. Will Sears to Mr.
Hull, 20 acres on the East Side; con
sideration, $1,000.
II. d. Langille, government forestr!
expert, arrived in Hood River las
Wednesday evening from California
After visiting his mother at ClouC
Cap Inn, Mr.. Langille left for McCo!
creek, beyond Mount Adams, to join
his father In the mines.
A party consisting A. Whitehead
wife and daughter Of Hood River anC
Tommy Payne Of Johnstown, Ohio
spent Saturday night at J. Davidson
and Sunday morning G. s. Davidson
wife and daughter and Helen David
son joined them and all started 70
Cloud Cap Inn.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Cooley o
Waterloo, Iowa, we're in Hood Rive
last week the guests of Mr. and Mrs
George Bentz. Mrs. Cooley is a siste
of Mr.. Bentz. Mr.. Cooley is drug
gist and is looking over the state TO
a location. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley wer
residents of Galveston at the time Q
the great food there, when thei
house was the only one left standin
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Kerbaugh G
Pendleton we're guests at the Noun
Hood hotel during the week S
pleased we're they with Hood Rive
when here last month, that they stop
ped off here while en- route to the ex
position at Portland. Mr.. KerbaugI
is business manager Of the Mornin
Tribune at Pendleton, a publication
which Mr.. Kerbaugh has brought rap
idly to the front since taking hol
there last February.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hershner an
Miss Ida Hubbard we're called to Mon
mouth on Sunday to attend the funeI
al services of Mrs. Hershner's sister
Mrs. Rosa Wolverton. Mrs. Wolvei
ton spent the summer at Hood River
coming here on April |. She ha
been sick for several years with puI
monary trouble, and not receiving an
benefit to her health, she returned
with her family on July "a to tbei
home at Monmouth. Her death oC
Cured on Sunday morning, Aug. /;
Her husband, o. A. Wolverton, an
three children survive her; also he
parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.. W. Lanl
harry Of Polk county, and two brotf
ers, Senator Scott Longhsry Of Dallas
Frank Longhary of Monmouth, an
one sister, Mrs. j. l.. Hershner {
Hood Riuar Misa Huhhard has hoo