The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-02

Mrs. Geo. P. Crowell visited friends
In The Dalles Friday.
G. H. Stranahan returned Monday
morning from Portland.
Jas. lIangille was passenger on
No. ! for Portland Monday.
Mrs. ChRs. Hall left for Portland
Monday, where she will join her
mother and go to Long Beach for an
outing.
Jack Rand lie peddling Hood River
peaches and summer apples at the
trains now, and putting out fine
grade of fruit.
Miss ZeIla Barker returned Tuesday
to Portland after three weeks visit
to her parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. Baker
of Belmont.
Mrs. Annie Kidder, Of Scandia,
Kansas, who has been wishing her
brother, A. L. Phelps, and family,
returned home last week.
Il. H. Hartwig went to Portland
Saturday afternoon where he joined
Arthur Cole and the two spent Sun
day at Seaside.
W. G. Snow went to Portland Mon
day afternoon to get estimates on
iron work for bridge for the Hood
River Irrigation District.
Ben Theyson left fol Portland Fri
day, where he goes to work at once
for Allen & Lewis. Mrs. Theyson
joined her husband Saturday.
E. E. Jaraleman and wife, of Mag
ara Falls, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Marshall, on the East Side, for
few days, returning the first of the
week.
Mrs. G. d. Nickelsen returned Sat-
urday from Prineville, where she has
been at the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. George W. Barnes, who has been
quite i'll.
Mrs. G. f. Cramer brought in a Gu
cumber that measured l3 inches in
length. 1t was fine specimen, and
like all other Hood River products, of
fine quality.
Mrs. Burrell of Nebraska who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. II.
Mccoy, for several weeks, returned
Saturday from a visit to Yakima and
Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Mckee, of Was
co, stopped off at Hood River Friday
to visit r. p. Orr and family for a
day. They we're on their way to
Wilhoyt Springs, in the willamette
valley, and left hete on the boat.
George M. Cornwall, publisher of
the Oregon TimbeIman, and f. 9.
Sheldon, secretary of the Lumber
Manufacturer Association, we're in
Hood River Saturday and inspected
the mill of the Oregon Lumber Co.
at Dee.
Mrs. f. W. McCune came up from
Portland Saturdy morning, and went
to The Dalles on No. 2. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCune are making their home
in Portland now, but will spend a few
weeks during the summer on their
ranch in the Crapper district.
Councilman Bailey and wife leave
today for the coast where they expect
to spend a few weeks with M. Sunder-
land at Canon Beach about eight
miles from Seaside. The trip Is taken
largely to benefit Mrs. Bsiley's health.
They will take a camping outfit.
There will be a X. P. social and
lawn party at the residence of George
Il. Prather Wednesay evening, August
8. The grounds will be fixed up nice
ly for the occasion, ref1 eshments
served at p M, and good social
time had in the evening.
Earl Bartmess had the misfortune
to get a beard from a piece of cheat
In his eye Saturday. It caused him
intense pain, and the obstacle was not
found and extracted until Monday.
1t was found to be an inch long, and
inhamed his eye baldy.
Miss Julia Hill will give a talk on
art In the Unitarian church Thursday
Aug 9, at 2 80 p. m. She will exhibit
work in oil and water color and de.
sign in metal work, clay modelling
pottery, wood carving and textile dec
oration. The admission will be q
cents.
Capt. II Crandall, of st. Paul
Mimi, arrived Wednesday evening
on short visit to the editor. Mr.
Crandsn is we'll pleased with the city
and valley, and may conclude to 10
cate here. He left on the boat FL
day morning for Orchard, Wash.
where he will visit friends for few
days.
A. j. DeHart is visiting bis SOD, F
W. DeHart, who is in the employ o.
the Oregon Lumber Co. at Viento
Mr.. DeHa7t has a fine farm of l6i
acres at Grant City Mo-, but is 81
well pleased with this country that b.
is contemplating disposing of his Mis-
souri, property and locating in Hoo
River.
Capt. d. G. Ames and Capt. g. g
Weldin, boiler inspectors, we're u
from Portland last week aud inspected
the steamer Maia. They decide tha
the boat needed a new boiler, an
Capt. Taylor took the boat to Port
land for that purpose. 1t comes at
very busy time, and as the work wi
! take a month perhaps, will be quit
an expense In time as well as the cos
of the improvements,