The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-16

II. I. Hubbard went to The Dalles,
Friday.
County superintendent of School,
NefI was in town Tuesday.
Elmer Rand made a trip to The
pailes last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohr have a new
son. Ii was born, November IA.
The Hood River band went out on
Ia serenading expedition Saturday eg-
ening.
J, b. Fletcher, the merchant on the
heights, il building a neat little cot
tego back Of his store
Geo. Prather and Bert Graham are
1t Che DalIe5 this week o. witnesses
in the tCsa murder case.
e. L. Morse, O. q. Hayward, II. G.
Coo and J, Il Rand all went to The
Dalles 1nesday On business.
Mrs Matthews of Portland, sister
Of Prof Wiley, is spending a few days
at Tho home Of the professor.
Mrs. Jones of Portland, sister OF
Mrs. Dumble, has been spending q
few days at the home Of the latter.
Mrs. 0, E. Vanderbilt returned
from Portland Friday, where she had
been visiting for several days.
Leslie Butler has put new porch
on bis residence on Oak street, con
sidorably improving the looks Of the
place
Mr.. and Mrs. RobG. Mckinney Of
Mount Hood, who we're veeently mar
ried, we're visitors at Hood River Sat
urday.
L. Dickinson and family left town
last Thursday for Salem, Ore, where
they win make their home for the
winter
Miss Elizabeth Lauer of The Dalles
arrived in this city Monday and is
spending the week with Mrs. Sherman
Frank.
Ghaa. Davidson, better known as
"Ihe Deacon, " spent several days
tlis eek on his claim at Ball Butte,
Mount ho5d
T. ID, Could, who has been spend
ing q few daya at his home here, re-
turned to Moro, Friday, where he is
constructing a mill plant
W. @, Snow, ol the firm of Snow &
Upson, returned from Portland,
Thursday whore he had been under
treatment hy a specialist for rupture,
Miss Laura Cramer who recently
assumed her new duties at the post.
office Is already proving to be a yalu-
able aid TO the post-oiice force.
From the quantity of household
goods to be seen at the freight station
these days it is quito evident that
something is doing in Che moving
line.
G. ID, Woodbury., the new agent of
the o. r, & N. in Hood River, is
making favorable impression among
the business men here by his courtesy
and prompt attention to the wants OF
the patrons Of the road.
The new water tank for the o. Il. &
N. west Of the station is completed
and j about ready fer use. The tank
hclds 65,0Q0 gallons and The water will
be furnished from the Wilson reser-
y0ir
Il SON Of Isaac Van EIaracom, aged
eight years, while pIaying in the
yard Of the Barrett school, lad the
misfortune to fracture his arm. The
fracture was reduced by DR.. Shaw.
a large log attacked the 5-yrar-old
son of 9. b. Turner, Monday aud bit
the child quito seriously. His scalI
WGs lGCeIated aud one ear almost sew.
cred from his head. Or. Shaw at
tended him.
W. l.. Wilcox, ex-sheriff of Gillian
equity, and b. r. Cornet, both ol
Condou, have been in thi city and
White Salmon for several days looking
ever the country with the intention
Of locating here.
Do not forget the apron sale in con.
neotion with tho tea at Mrs. A. M.
helsay's on Friday afternoon. Novem.
Der II. This will be good oppor.
tunity to purchase Christmas gifts,
as there will be few other article:
Of fancy work on sale
Ihos. Chapman, Of Chapman & Co.
While delivering a load Of groceri al
Menominee, was unfortunate enough
70 upset the wagon an sustain pain
fol Injuries. The Hgament5 of hi,
right leg were torn apart and be viii
be laid up for some time.
The ladies' guild of st. Mark,
church held their last meeting at th
hohe Of Mrs. Jayne There vas
good attendance and it was decided
TO give a bazaar for the sale of fancy
work the first week in December, II
aid of the church.