The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-06-01

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tion of their patronage by promptness,
neatness and politeness and will also
show our good weight. Respectfully
yours, Mayes Bros.
Mrs. c. II. Vaughan visited in The
Dalles last week.
NJ. {. Mott expects to leave shortly
for Lane county, wnere he will locate
among the timbers on the Suislaw.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
grpgationni church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Geo T Prather.
Segregatjng the population of The
DalIcS it is tOHnd that we have 2207 male
residents and 1895 females. There are
63 Cinnamon, p Japenese, Is Negroes
and % Indians residing within the city
limits.-ChrouiCle.
y. W. Jackson, who owns some apple
land near Captain Jackson's farm, was
mp from Portllnd the first of the week
Mr.. jackson expects to be here later to
make Hood Eiver his home. He is at
present employed in the street car ser
vice ot Portland.
The picture of p. F. Fouts Of Hood
River appears among those Of the grad
yates OF the law department of the Uni
versity of Oregon Mr.. Fouts is presi-
dent OF his class. The graduates will
90 to Salem 10 take the final eXamina-
tions for admission to the bar. The
/ class numbers Is.
/ DR.. Cooper and his son, W. f.
/ Cooper, returned last Thursday from
their trip to Iowa, where they went
to straighten up some business and
to bring their household goods for
their Hood River home. Dr. Cooper :
daughter, Torinda, returned with
him, also Miss Iaiicek, who will teach
music.
/ A large party left here yesterday
morning for Hood River with tents
and camping utensils prepared to
| live out doors and have a good time.
Some will pick Strawberries and all
will eat. Included in the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Starret, Mr.. and
Mrs Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Humphrey,
/ Misses Jessie Greer, Mabel Shipley,
Eftie Wright, Myrtle and Florence
! Dennis. Forest Grove Times.
Prof. L. 4. Henderson of the chair
Of botany, at the University of Idaho,
! at Moscow, is in the city on a visit to
/ his mother, whom he found in very
| good health, considering her advanced
age Mrs. Henderson resides at her
country home two miles southwest Of
( the city. She is able to sit mp most Of
+ the day. Prof. Henderson was on his
return from trip to Olympia and Port
/ land.
/ Judge Henderson states that the
/ Daadpoint Development Co. will have
/ the tracts Of land at Forsythe on the
market in n few weeks. The land will
+ be- disposed OF in parcels Of five aud
ten acres Twenty men are now busy
constructing an irrigation system for
| the new townsite, The company has
expended about $1,000 in i'm, ioyements
/ incident to placing this tract on the
market An easy grade will soon be
constructed to the land.
/ Senator Loughary Of Polk county is
spending the week in Hood River with
/ his sisters, Mrs. J. l.. Hershner, and
/ Mrs. o. A. Wolvertnn. As the senator
is an ardent disciple Of lzaak Walton,
/ he is spending part of the week whip
/ ping some Of the streams OF Hood River
/ for the festive trout During the recent
session Of the Oregon Legislature, Sena-
/ tor Loughary was one Of the most ear
nest workers for the formation Of Gus
cade county His residence is at Dallas
/ The Misses Florence and Ethel
Sharpe, sisters Of Mrs A. c. Lofts, Of
this city, arrived last Friday night, az
ter a two weeks trip, from London.
While crossing the Atlantic the young
ladies' experienced a rough trip. The
ships lifehoats were provisiOned and
prepared to lower, but the steamer, the