The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-03

Natrona and Albany counties, in de-
posits varying in size from few acres
to one hundred acres and in dpeth
from a few inces to sixteen feet
r. b. Lindsay returned Monday from
a trip to Portland,
Mrs. Marcellus has taken up her
abode for the present in Portland.
Her address is l6ll Olin street.
Mrs. G, Esh and daughter, Miss
Anna, of Portland are visiting with
Mrs. John Mohr and family.
Miss Nellio Duffy, who has been the
guest of Marie and Lizzie Mohr for
the past week, returned to her home
at Portland Tuesday.
Father Dosmaras of st. Peters church
at The Dalles held services on Sunday
morning at the home Of Peter Mohr Of
the East Side.
Attorney and Mrs. b. f.. Huntingdon
of The Dalles were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stewart.
Mrs. A. Strother of Nowota, l. T.,
and Mrs Il. Earl of Attica, Ind, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Bartmess
and family.
NJ. II, McCarty of the Paris Fair
left Wednesday for New York, whore
he goes to purchase a stock of fall
and winter goods.
Mrs d. G. Garrabrant and infant
son returned Monday from Portland.
The little boy, who had been under
going treatment at a hospital, is much
improved.
Mrs W. II. Biship arrived from Warm
Springs, Monday, on the Spencer. Her
mother, Mrs. Schabacher, came in from
st, Paul the same morning at seven o.
clock They are stopping with Mrs.
Rigby in her new home on Oak street.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hall of Portland and
Mr.. and Mrs q. w. Monroe Of Bloom
ington, H., made trip to Mount
Hood last week. While here they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Vanderbilt at Beulah Land.
A. Hooker, former acquaintance
of John lIakel in the old country, was
here last week from Perth, n. D., and
secured an option on the Hengst farm.
Mr. Hooker will keep posted on Hood
River events until his return later in
the year by reading the Glacier each
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Hazlett and
daughter of Melford, ILL.,, accompan-
led by Mrs. S. Tombaug of Wasing-
ton, Penn, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs G.. n. Clarke of this city,
left Tuesday morning for their homes
in the East, going by way of Portland,
San Franciso and Los Angeles
Mary Aleck, the aborigines who was
bound over to the circuit court for
the crime Of murder, was taken very
sick and sent TO her home near this
city. The report reached the sheriff +
office this morning that she was very
seriously sick and not expected to
recover. The Dalles Chroicle.
For A days the little child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen has been lowering
between life and death, with fever
at times as high as 1913, but Wednes-
day morning there was slight
change for the better, the fever drop
ping to lO2 and fraction. A little
prepared food is all the nourishment
the little one has taken in two weeks.
DR., A. T. Huxley and family OF
Mason City, Iowa, were the guest,
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hux
ley Of this city. DR.. Huxley spent
several weeks in Portland, where he
attended the medical convention and
the exposition prior to his visit here.
1t was his first trip to the coast,
which he considers one Of the best
parts Of the United States.
Mr. c. S. Davidson, wife and daugh.
ter Of Centreburg, Ohio, arrived in
Hood River on No. 3, Tuesday morn.
ing. Mr.. Davidson is a brother of the
/ Deacon here and Mr. Jesse Davidson
who lives near Mount Hood. They
expect to remain several weeks and ex.
plore the valley extensively. Mr. Da.
wilson is an up-to-date Ohio farmer
making corn, cattle aud hogs a spe
cialty.
The following party returned Tues
day from a trip TO Mount Hood Rev
and Mrs. .. }. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs
f. p. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. Often, a sister of Mrs
Often and Miss Lauer of California
Mr.. Nelson made the trip alone t.
within few feet Of the summit, bu
because Of gathering clouds whicl
completely envelop9d him, he was un
able to attain the summit, and wa
forced to return.
There are complaints in some portion
Of the county that by reason Of the DIR
weather many Of the wells are lackin