The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-31
Ralph Savage made trip to Port.
land last waak

Ralph Savage made trip to Port.
land last week.
No. . for The Dalles Tuesday. : Ess:; : :
j. W. s. Owens, of Golden, Colo.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas,
f. Terrell.
Miss Ethel Woodwork, of Nevada,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Hood River.
Guy Weeks, of Belding, Mich, Wis
tied friends in the valley last week,
leaving for Portland Friday.
Pres. W. N. Ferrin, of the Pacific
University at Forest Grove had bust
ness in Hood River Friday.
j. P. Aplin has resigned his posi-
tion In the Hood River Milling Co..
and gone to Portland. VIM. Eidt is
now head miller.
The rains have helped gardens, fruit
trees and everything except stIawber.
ries that are ripening, and on the
whole done much good.
! Drs. Pierce and Geary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Goldman, of Portland spent Sun
day looking over the valley, also TAX
ing in Mosier and White Salmon.
Fred Shoemaker, of Pendleton,
spent Sunday with his wife, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gil
bert, of the Mt. Hood hotel, for sew
eral weeks.
Miss N. b. Ahreps, CT Portland,
spent Sunday with her bl othar, Harry
Ia. AhIens, at Husum, where he has
"a ranch adjoining that of O. K. Ball,
of the American Type Foundry.
The average price received by the
growers last year was between 81. 70
and SO per crate. 1t is believed that
the latter figure will be the average
price paid to the growers of this year.
Ralph Reed and j. G. Cleary went
to The Dalles Tuesday. Mr.. Cleary
reports that his wife, who was taken to
Portland hospital couple of weeks
ago, is much improved and is visiting
at The Dallee.
+. Rosiger, of Portland, has entered
into partnership with A. Guignard
and they will buy canning berries for
the Holmes Canning Co. of Portland.
H. G. Holmes, of that company, was
in Hood River Saturday.
A. Bennett and j. s. Davenport, of
The Dalles, we're Hood River visitors
Friday and Saturday, taking trip
out in the valley while here. They
will start their new paper, the Optim-
ist, about the middle of next month.
Mrs. Warner had been offered $500
by the railroad people in settlement
Of her claim, and this is the first con-
demnation suit tried here where the
verdict exceeded the amount previous
ly offered in settlement.
Services at the Unitarian church
every Sunday at IL a. M, j. A. Bal
ridge, minister. Topic for next Sun
day, "Devotion to an Ideal" " All
who believe in freedom of thought
and service are cordially invited.
Strangers in the city will be made
welcome.
Among those who left for Hood
River, for the berry season, we're
Mrs. Louie Shafer, Mrs. Antoine Sief-
er, Mrs. Krouse and daughter, Miss
Grace Thompson, A. Jorgengsen and
family, Mrs. +. o. Coolidge and fam
lily, and John Zoller's family, Miss
Malo and two brothers. -Gel vais Star.
0. r. Ball, Manager of the Ameri-
can Type Founders Co., at Portland,
dropped off at Hood River Thursday
Oh his way back from Boise, Idaho,
and Eastern Oregon. MIR. Ball spent
q few hours in town and then went VI
TO Husum, where he has new ranch
which be is developing.
Rev. w. @. Gilmore went to Forest
Grove last week, where he attended
the Pacific University as a mem ber oi
the visiting committee. He reports
the departments of the university in &
fiourishing condition and doing good
work. The secretary's books show an
endowment fund of s20l, 900, whicf
entities them to the Carnegie fund.
Geo. I. Prather shipped the house
hold goods of o. ID. Rea to Esbon,
Kansas, Monday. Mr.. Rea writes
that be has had to go back to the Kan
sas City specialists again for treat
ment. MIR. Rea was compelled tC
leave 1000 hIVef iHsL summer on aC
count of his health, being a sufferer
from cancer.
The Deitz studio was burglarizeC
Monday night. The upper sash of {
window in the rear was broken, and
then the thief reached through, loos
ened the catch fastening and gained
entrance. Mr.. Deitz missed IS cents
from the till, camera lenz and ray
screen. The lenz did not happen to b.
very expensive one, and the tota
loss was not great. There is no clut
to the robber.
A new cement walk in front of tht
Odd Fellows block has Just been com
pleted, and it is the best cement wall
that has been built here. 1t is bull
in an arch shape, forms being mad
Of corrugated iron, and two opening
for light are made by embedding
round glass in an iron support in tb
D walk. The walk is built solid to th
front wall and rests on brick foun
0 dation, so that it will be water tight
8 A similar walk will be built on Eh
fourth street side of the building.