The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-24
Sanford Tate left Monday for trip

Sanford Tate left Monday for trip
to Denver.
Mair Dano was Portland visitor
during the week.
Mrs. s. E. Bartmess and Mrs. Earle
spent Tuesday in The Dalles.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. @. Brock visited
the Portland exposition last week.
Robert Robertson of Calusa, Calf,
is the guest of S. E. Bartmess and
family.
Mrs. A. K. Middleton and Mrs.
Cline are enjoying an outing at the
beach at Seaside.
Miss Brown, who has been visiting
Miss Idel Woodwork, left for her
home at The Dalles Monday.
Edwin A. Henderson has closed out
his realestate business in this city and
moved with his family to Olympia.
Maurice Jayne should be the proud
est youth in town on his return from
Lost Lake. He killed bear last
week.
Work is being pushed on the ware
house of the Apple Growers union,
the frame work being completed for
the second story.
w. H. Wilson, one of the attorneys
for the defense in the Frank Reis
case, was in the city Tuesday in the
interest of his client.
E. L. Smith is in Portland this
week, attending the sessions ofnthe Ma
tional irrigation congress Of which he
is third vice president.
William Carlisle and daughter Hazel
of Atcheson, kans., are guests of s.
E. Bartmess and family. Mrs. Bart
mess and Mrs. Carlisle are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Onstead of Daw.
son, Mimi, are guest, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Dano. Mr.. Onstead will
likely buy some Hood River farming
property.
W. G. Stranahan of Minneapolis
Mimi, is in the city; the guest of his
brothers, o. d. and G. II. Stranahan,
and sisters, Mrs. Geo. p. Crowell and
Mrs. @. j. Hayes.
W. o. Sanders has secured the CON
tract to erect an S-room cottage for
A. G. Staten. Work will beign about
the middle of September, and is to be
completed in 60 days,
DR.. G. j. Sweetland, who has been
visiting friends in Hood River for a
couple of weeks, left for home Tues
day. DR.. Sweetland is a teacher at
the state university, at Grand Forks,
N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard of Memphis,
Tenn, we're guests during the week at
the Bartmess home. When they left
Tennessee, they had to secure health
certificates to pass the quarantine es-
tablished in the yellow fever district.
August Paasch returned last Friday
from a trip to Germany. Mr.. Paasch
says in all his trip he did not find
community where the farmers had
such comfortable houses and thrifty
appearing farms as in Hood River val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Husbands of Santa
Cruz, Cal, are in Hood River visit.
ing the families Of their sons, Robert
and Wallace Husbands. This is Mr..
Husbands first trip here for nine
years and he sees many changes and
improvements.
P. NJ. Hall Lewis, the architect, has
changed his place of residence from
the cottage in the west end of the city
to the house on the corner of Sher-
man avenue and G street, recently va
Gated by f. E. Golf, who has moved
into his new residence on G street.
A. T.. Adams of the Western Pub
fishing Co. of Spokane, which com
pany is preparing history of interior
of Oregon, was in the city last Thurs
day, with large bunch of manuscript
containing the historical review Of
Wasco county, which was perused by
E. L. Smith, and found to be well
written and accurate. MIR. Brooks of
The Dalles was another member of
committee of three to examine the
Wasco county writeup.
There is a good story going the
rounds of Mpsier. The little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mosier, had
been attending the Sisters school of
the Catholic church at Walla Walla,
and returning home, her mother was
interested in knowing how observant
the young lady had been as to the
size of the city, etc. "How big is
Walla Walls, Alice; is it as large as
The Dalles?" 80, my mama, it is
fourteen times as large as The Dalles;
why it is very nearly as large as Hood
River" The absolute simplicity of
the child in telling the truth as she
saw it, is very good evidence of how