The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-07

Chester Jury and mother are visit
ing in Hood River.
jim Ewwers, who is dol & brid %
work at Lafayette, is home for few
days.
Womans' Alliance will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Nelson. A full
attendance is desired.
Mrs. M. A. Foley is seriously i'll
with an attack of typhoid fever. She
is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sunderland
and daughter moved last week to Port
land, where they will reside during
the winter months.
d. G. Garrabrant and family of
Frankton are enjoying visit from
their friends Charles Anderson, wife
and children of Hallville, Ill.
Laud r. Rutherford, who moved
here short time ago with his family
from Spokane, is spending the week in
Salem, Eugene and other willamette
valley towns.
The following party enjoyed an out
ing in the mountains last week
Odell Bros, Charles Wells and family,
Will Smith and family of Illinois, Dan
Smith, Walter Silllman and family
and j. II. Dunn.
Mrs. Milton Sunderland enjoyed q
visit last week from her COUSIN, Mrs.
Alice Hayes of jefferson county,
Iowa. The women we're school mates
4S years ago. They left last week fol
Portland, where they will attend the
exposition.
TsJ. Kinnaird has resigned as agent
for the O. r. Il N. at this point, and
leave railroading entirely. Last week
he moved his family into the Barnes
cottage next to the Unitarina church.
Mr.. Kinnaird may go into business
in Hood River.
Mrs. G. d. Thompson and son Claude
left Friday morning for Portland,
where they took steamer for San Fran
cisco, from where they will go on tC
Messilla Park, N. M, where they viii
visit with Mrs. Thompson's sister
Miss Horning, who has charge Of the
household economy Departments in The
New Mexico agricultural college. They
expect to be absent all winter.
Hubert Morton, who spent yea
or so in Hood River and made many
friends while here, writes to Roswell
Shelley from FoTfarshire, n. b., tina
his brother died last month from al
attack of appendicitis, after being
married but seven weeks. Mr.. Nor
ton states that he has secured re
sponsible position with Portland
! land company and will cone West il
few weeks. He expects then to Visi
Hood River.
Roswell Shelley of the Little Whit
store at Odell is in receipt of a lette
from a business man in New YoTl
state who wants to purchase the bust
ness of Mr.. Shelley here. The East
erner eveidently knows a good thin
when he sees it, and probably go
something of his information concern
ing Hood River through the column
of the Glacier, and no doubt Tea
carefully the items from Odell, pre-
pared by Mr.. Shelley.
Governor Samuel II. Elrod of Sout
Dakota has issued a proclamatio
calling upon the people of his state
& so far as may be possible, to visi
Portland on the 18th of Septembe
and take part il the South Dakot
day exercises at the Lewis and Clar
exposition. The governor calls after
tion to the fact that Captains Levi
and Clark, on their expedition hur
dred years ago, passed through wht
ia now the state of South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dunn left lat
week to visit friends and relatives {
The Dalles and Dufur They al
planning to return this fall to Kansi
City to visit their children. Mr.
Dunn was troubled with asthma whe
she lived in Kansas, but since comm
to Hood River has found complet
relief. While in Kansas City, NJ
Dunn will be employed during Il
winter in the grocery store of his sol
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn are delighted wit
Hood River climate and the peop
and expect to return.
Henry Howe, for a number of yea
clerk of the United States land off,
at Roseburg, received word last Thur
day TO report Iof duIy oepJeDmef
at the land office in Walla Walla. NJ
Howe has a few days left on his fu
low, so will not take up his work the
until the 9th inst. Last week NJ
Howe's family moved to Hood Riv
from Roseburg, and will remain he
while he is occupied with his duti
at Walla Walla. lie is pleased wi
i is new location, preferring to rema
east Of the mountains to position
Z the Willamette valley.