The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-07-13

Mrs. Joseph Hemeral and daughter
Cecilia are home form an extended
visit in Portland.
Mrs. H. l.. worse left Thursday for
Portland, where Mr.. Worse is doing
some electrical engineering work.
Parkins & Hughes of the Dalles sold
during the week, handsome Weber
piano to Z. H. Williams, Of this city.
7. f. Hughes of Parkins d Hughes,
The Dalles piano men, is in the city
interesting Hood River people in good
pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nethcrwood OF
Oregon, Wis, arrived last week on a
visit to their daughter, Mr., E. o..
Blanchar of this city.
Albert Graham, the young man who
delivers the Oregonian about town,
is confined to his room at the Mount
Hood hotel with an attack of rheuma-
| tism
Mrs. T. M. Slavin was taken to The
Dalles last Thursday for hospital
treatment 1t was feared she was
suffering from an attack Of apendicit-
is, with other complications.
II. p Marble, editor of the Leader
at Humboldt, Neb., was in Hood River
last Thursday. He has been to the
Portland fair, and is seeing the country
on his return, stopping at points OF
interest along the route.
L. Gilmore and family left Monday
| for their home at Granite Falls, MINI.
after a pleasant visit in Hood River.
Mr. Gilmore is a brother of Rev. W.
| G. Gilmore, pastor of the Riverside
Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Leamer and
daughter Kathryn, after visit of two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Truman
/ Butler and family left Wednesday fol
their home at Onaga. Kans. They
went from here to Portland, to attend
the exposition.
Miss Z. s. Graves and Mrs. Anna
Mehl of St. Paul were Hood River
visitors last week. They had been tC
the Lewis and Clark exposition al
! Portland, and before returning home
made the trip to Mount Hood They
were very enthusiastic over the enjoy
able trip they have had since leaving
the East.
DIR. Charles French, member of thu
Massachusetts party Of physicians ii
attendance at the national convention
in Portland this week, was guest
Tuesday of f. L. Smith of this city
Mr., Smith and DIR. French used tt
slide down the Green Mountains o
Vermont AZ years ago. The meeting
Tuesday was surprise to both, anC
a most enjoyable one.
Senator Mann of Florida, who de
livered the Fourth of July Grafton a
Winans, left Sunday night to join tn,
members of the Good Roads part,
now in Idaho. Senator Mann wen
on long tramp with W. Ross Winan
to the summit of the Cascade noun
tain, and he declared it was the grand
est trip Of his life. The atmospher,
was clear, and the scenery magnifi
cent. The senator is determined t,
come again, and to make longer Wis
it with Mr.. Winans.
The biggest nugget in the world
one which contains 90 per cent silve
and weighs 397 pounds, is the strik
ing feature of ColOrado's mineral dis
play in the mines and metalurg,
building at the Lewis and Clark fair
The silver contained in the nugget. i
counted, would make 6, $40 silver dol
lars. 1t was taken from the famou
Mollie Gibson mines at Aspen, Pitkil
county. This mine has produced sil
yer and gold worth 5l4, 900, 900 and ha
another 81. COO, 600 worth in sight.
Mr. and Mrs. }. /. Dimmick o
Mount Hood lett Monday for Star
buck, Wash. Mrs. Einmick has no
been in the best Of health of late
and it is thought the change of loca
tion and climate to Eastern Washing
ton will be of benefit. Mr.. Dimmick
brother George is located at Starbuck
whree he has rented two large farms
Que hay ranch on the creek bottor
aud another a wheat farm further on
from the city. George is doing well
and writes that crop prospects in tina
country we're never better at this sea
son of the year
At the last meeting Of White SaI
mon Assembly No. II. United Artis
ans, the following members we're in
stalled as officers for the currer
term; S. G. Iiegler, master; Lydi
Biesanz, superintendent; Mario
Adams, Inspector NJ. } Kast, secrC
! tary; Guy G. Grow, treasurer; Georg
Purser, sr, con. J. A. Henderson
NJ. O &C.. W. N. Rankin, ir., con.
A. Lauterbach, warder; Victoria
Mccoy and Fred Thomas, field con
manders; W, A. Beisanz, o. {