The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-06-07
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UnitaI ian ChuIoh-topic for next
Sunday: "The Souls Silent Quest. "
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Knapp went to
Portland on the local yesterday after
noon.
J. X. McGregor, manager of the
Mosier Trading Co., visited Hood
River Tuesday.
. W. s. Gribble went to Portland yes
terday to transact business for a
couple of days.
Il. d. Gould had business in Con
don yesterday, and his daughter ac-
companied him on the trip.
Mrs. Alice Crane, of Portland, and
Miss McCulley, Of Joseph, Ore, are
the guests Of DIR. and Mrs. Shaw.
Albert Tozier was a passenger on
No. 2 yesterday, having business be.
fore U. s. Commissioner Prather.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jewett came in
on No. 4 Tuesday evening, and went
across to their home In White Salmon.
Nellie Shay, who has been attending
school at Hood River, left for her
home at Wyeth to spend the vacation.
F Rev. W. A. Wood will preach Satur
day evening at Dukes Valley, and at
Odell Sunday morning and evening.
II. T. Anderson, Of Centralia, Wash.
spent couple Of days in the valley
the first Of the week, looking over the
country.
Miss Lois Taylor, of The DalIes, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. l..
Adams, for the past week at Paradise
Farm.
The first batch of eastern mail ar
rived Tuesday, and seventeen sacki
we're dumped off at Hood River in one
bunch.
For sale by Emporium. Ten acre
tracts unimproved, fine level land, three
miles south from Hood River, at $2lC
per acre.
Mrs. McCord and Miss Katherine
Emory, Of The Dallss, spent Sunday
with Misses Susa and Marie MohI, al
Pine Grove.
The Lutheran Sunday School picnic
which WAS to have been given at Bin.
gen yesterday was postponed for q
week on account Of the rain.
Master Milo Frederick, who has
been visiting the family of +. P. Fri.
day the past week, came home Satur.
day we'll leased with farm life.
Monday being q legal holiday, and
the council chamber being used for g
polling place, the regular meeting Of
the council was adjourned until Thurs.
day evening.
The new reservoir of the water com.
pany is very satisfactory. The filter
was filed with more gravel Tuesday
night and the reservoir can now be
filed to its capacity.
The election judges and clerks had
an all-night session after the close Of
the polls, it requiring until 8 O'Clock
In the morning to complete the count
In some Of the precincts.
j. II. Heilbronner & Co. report the
following sales this week. FRANK
Runcorn to Hattie Il. Crockett, q
acres foi $1,000. Mark Cameron tC
Geo. Tupper, l51a acres for $3.50.
neFrank Douglas and wife, of Salem
visited his mother, Mrs. j. Often
and sisters, Mrs. Sherman and Mrs
Friday. Mr.. Douglas returned tC
Salem yesterday, but Mrs. Dougla'
will remain for few days.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold a lawn social mex
Thursday evening, June IA, on Mrs
Entrican's lawn. Ice cream, cake anC
straw berries will be served. Every
i,body come and have a good time.
Tim Brownbill, of Gresham, Ore.
was a passenger on No. 2 yesterday
on his way to attend the annual meet
ing of the National Editorial Associa
tion at indianapolis. Albert Tozie
also leaves tonight over the Northern
Pacific on the same mission.
Miss Eva Nicklason, who has beef
here the past two weeks visiting tn
family Of II. j. Fredericks, returned
to Portland Friday, where she will
take up her studies at a conservator,
to make up the time through vacation
that she lost while Ill at st. Vincent
Hospital.
The plans aie completed for the nev
Mt. Hood X. r. depot, and it will b.
very tasty building. The bacI
sheds OF the livery stable are beinI
torn down to make room for the de
pot, and a general cleanup OF th
premises will be made. When com
pleted tie street will present mucI
improved appearance.
The first through trains from tn
east reached here yesterday. The con
tinued heavy rains have caused addi
tional wsshouts, and the road has beel
tied up completely for a week. Th
local service trains have run back AM
forth on irregular time Trains go
through to Spokane part Of the time
but had q couple Of shut outs at Una
tilla. IL Is now thought the troubl
is over, and that regular service wi
be permanent. Tuesday night th
Northern Pacific were compelled t
turn away 36 passen ers for St Pau
the tie-up on the o. X. Il N. havin
diverted 80 mnch business over tina
: line that 1t coed not handle the bus
ness.