The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-20

Mrs. Charles johnson is receiving
treatment at the sanitarium
Mrs. Ray Inbler is visiting her par
ents at Pine Flat.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Evans left
Tuesday morning for Portland, where
they will visit the exposition.
Mrs. j. Gearhart and son of White
Salmon we're the guests last week of
Mrs. q j. Gessling.
C. j. Gessling of the Hood River
Milllg Co. made business trip last
week to San Francisco.
Mrs G. A. Nothwang, nee Miss Mel
lie Clarke, was the guest Auring the
week of her mother, Mrs X e. Clark.
Mrs. j. S. Booth and little daughter
arrived home from The Dallos We'd
nesday morning, and the Ahior is
consequently happy.
T.. e. Curtis and wife of Sagie rE.,
Mich, we're registered at the Wan
coma during the week. They are
looking for location in the West.
Mrs. Howard Pealer had the misfor
tune to run a nail into her foot one
day last week. She was brought into
the sanitarium, and is now recovering
from the injury.
j. II. Shoemaker left Monday morn
ing for Mosier, where in company
with MIR. Colt and +. A. Griffin, he
will view proposed road running out
southeast froh Mosier valley.
Rev. and Mr.. Fred Alban We'll, who
has been residing since July l, at
Shushula, are planning trip to Trout
Lake, before returning to their home
in Chicago, where Mr., We'll is pastor
of the Third Unitarian church.
Mayor A. S. Blowers has named
John Leland Henderson as delegate
from this city to the national conven-
tion of the Trans Mississippi con
gress, which covenes in Portland,
August 16 to 10. The commercial
club will have the appointing of two
delegates, who will be named by pres
ident Early.
i. n. Blowers was in The Dalles
last Saturday, where he bid in at pub
lie sale the Murphy property, 100
acres, for $500. This is the property
for which the court had named George
7. Prather administrator. 1t is stu
ated near the Art Rhoads place, just
beyond the Booth hill.
j. f. Anderson and family left MOI
day afternoon for Cascade Locks, where
he has secured a position with the
government contractor on some rip
rapping work at the locks. Mr.. And
erson has been in Hood River for a
year or more working with James Nc
Balm. Mr.. Anderson says he was un-
able last week to find an empty house
at Cascade Locks There is a large
amount of work there, and times very
good.
n. j. Hall, editor of the Stockman,
Pittsburg, Pa, was in the valley,
Monday, securing data for an extend.
ed article on the Oregon contry Mr..
Hall was asked to spend few days al
Hood River at the instance of r. M.
Hall. advertising agent of the o. r.
N. Co. He says there is great deal
of inquiry by the people of Ohio and
Pennsylvania concerning this western
country, and he is anxious to give
them an authentic account of his
trip here.
DR.. James McAnders of Philadel
phia, accompanied by A. Gavin, Al.
exander Brown and DR.. McKensie OF
Portland we're in the city Sunday, or
a visit to the DR. McKensie, camped
on the heights for the benefit of hi,
health They were guests at the Wau
coma hotel while in the city. A spe
cial engine made the trip to Portland
Sunday afternoon, in order that DR.
McAnders could reach the city ii
time to take an East bound train fol
home.
William Fairbank of Belvedier, Ill.
is in the valley looking the country
over with view of locating here somI
day Mr.. Fairbank has heard grea
deal of Hood River and the fine fruit
shipped from here He says when b.
left home, he began to think he haC
made a mistake, and wanted to re
turn, but the farther West he got th,
less he thought of home and the NOR,
pleased was he With the country. HI
is delighted with Oregon. At Belve
dier he is chief clerk in the railwa!
depot there.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chip
ing, their daughter Anna Mae, H. F
and Mrs Davidson and Miss Heller
moved out to their summer residence
in Wau- Ca tomica Cove, where the.
expect to spend the balance of tn
summer near by some springs iron
which they hope to develop some won
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