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

W. &. Eliot, jr., was up from Port
land last Saturday.
p. M. Hall-Lewis, the architect, left
Tuesday on business trip to Wasoc.
The local lodge No. 1O5, A. +. and
A. M, will hold a regular meeting
Saturday evening.
j. f. Stranahan was in the city
Wednesday from his ranch on the
White Salmon hills.
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Laraway spent
last week in attendance at the Lewis
and Clark exposition at Portland.
f. j. Brown, representing the Pa
cific Paper Co. of Portland, was gath
ering orders in Hood River yesterday.
j. 7. Fewel, accompanied by Clair
Swain of Pearl, Idaho, is visiting his
brother, Ed Fewel and family in this
city.
Leslie Butler made purchase last
week of the G. f. Waldo house and a
lot and half, corner Of Oak and Fifth
streets.
Earl Bartmess is spending the sum-
| llltI OI Ills nOillOBbGdu up OI bAC GAuC
of Mount Defiance. He is putting in
the time clearing land ready for fruit
trees.
W. G. Tatio of Boise, Idaho, visited
his brother, II. G. Tatio, of the West
Side, this week. Mrs Tatio is the
custodian of the state capitol building
at Boise.
G. j. Gessling of the Hood River
Milling Co. made trip to Portland
Tuesday While there he bought the
wheat and contracted for the sale of
1000 barrels of flour.
Mrs. A. D. Douglas of Chamberlain,
S. D., Mrs. Mary Myers and Mrs. Ell
more Smith of Marion, Ohio, are
guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs. II,
L. Dumble, on Park avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Austin of Red
Oak, Iowa, will arrive next week on a
visit to their son, W. II. Austin and
wife. They will visit the exposition
at Portland before returning.
Roy Dee, advance agent for the
Josephine, Deffry Dramatic Co., waf
in this city Tuesday, arranging fol-
the presentation of this company al
the LEGAL opera house next week.
Jesse ID. WaIling, son of one of the
early proprietors of the Mount Hood
hotel in this city, is here from Nam
pa, Idaho, where he is interested will
his father in conducting another
, hotel.
NJ. f. McCarty is home from New
York, where he went to superintenC
the purchasing of the fall and winter
stock of goods for the Paris Fair. Or
his way home, Mr.. McCarty stopped
off in Chicago and Salt Lake.
j. e. Nichols of Milton has returned
from "a brief business trip to HooC
River and will leave about the 25th o
= this month for that place, where h'
e will engage in the undertaking busi
ness. -Pendleton East Oregonian.
Rev. Mr.. Beeler is the new pasto
for the United Brethren church il
! this city. Mr.. Beeler comes to HoOC
River from Concordia, Kans. He ant
his family are located in the United
Brethren parsonage, just west OF tn
D church on Oak street.
David Eccles and family Of Ogden
, Utah, accompanied by his son, LeRo,
! Eccles, and wife, spent Saturday il
/ Hood River, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
: !, y. II. Eccles. Leroy Eccles is su
perintendent of the new sugar bee
: plant now being constructed at Lew
: iston, Utah.
I Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Stranahan an
Mayor A. S. Blowers left last week fC
. Denver, where they are attending SCI
y sions of the national encampment {
y the Grand Army. A reunion of CaI
. tain Blowers old company of Mime
S sofa veterans is being held this yes
;, at Denver.
q Among the Hood River people VIII
a attended the WoOdmen day exercise
. at the exposition in Portland lal
70 week we're noted: Mr.. and Mrs. {
, U. Dakin, Charles Jones and famil!
h Mrs. NJ. Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs. job
10 Zolls, Howard Bubb, Nelson Emr!
Verne Gill, G. W. Gill, L. Davis.
20 Rev. J. W. Mayes and family le
70 Tuesday morning for Bickeltol
.. Wash, where he goes to accept Il
! pastorage of the Methodist church
r that place. lie will begin his wol
r. there Sunday. The Hood River frient
70 of MIR. and Mrs. Mayes wish them
r pleasant year in their new home.
or Fire last Friday afternoon swept I
re the hillside and did $3.50 damages
es the farm of George T. Prather lu
5h this side of the John Koberg plac
in Mr.. Prather has 40 acres here, part
in which is planted to grapes. Some
the vines and all the fruit was bad