The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-11-08

i Mrs. Horace Strong is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. W. Brock, at White
Salmon and her br other, John |. Mil
Ter, at Hood River valley. - Ex-
change.
G. A. Paulson, a mining expert,
whose home Ia at Denver, was at
Hood River last week Investigating
the report In regard to Iioh findings
by prospectors In the Trout Lake
country.
MIS-. +. H. Button went to Portland
on a visit last Thursday. Mr.. Button
has been at Hood River for several
days having returned from the Will
lamette valley where he has lumber
interests.
Word has been received here that
Mys. Garfield, who has taken to the
North Pacific sanitarium last week
suffering for appendicitis, although
very weak, is expected to recover
without the aid Of sn operation.
Miss Jessie Walton, of Beatrice,
Neb., arrived at Hood River Satur-
day. Miss Walton is niece of j.
Thornton and has come to Hood Riv-
or for long visit with the intention
of possibly staying here. She is very
much pleased with Hood River.
Harry I. Coleman and Miss Helena
M. Miller, of Hoodl River, we're mar
ried at the residence Of the Rev. ID.
V. Polling at The Dalles Wednesday
of last week After the ceremony the
bride and groom came to this city
| WHARF they will residA
A number of boys met in the gym
nasium last week and organized a
basket ball team for the coming sea-
son. They have commenced practice
and will soon be ready to met teams
of their age 10 this popular winter
game.
What Is said to be the largest Bald
win ever grown In Hood River valley
is on exhibition in the window of
Laraway's Iewelry store. 1t was grown
on the Harbinson place now owned by
9. L. Roberts and is 154 inches in
circumference. 1t kept the apple ex-
perts busy for some time trying to
figure out what variety 1t was.
Harlie Carter, of the lone Pro-
claimer, spent Friday and Saturday
in our city, leaving for Hood River
Sunday morning. Mr.. Garter was
formt rly connected with The lrriga
tor and his numerous friends we're
glad to see him again. He has prop.
erty interests here. Exchange.
W. j. Graham and Mrs. Graham,
accompanied by their son Louis, re-
turned to Hood River Friday after
an extended absence. MIR. Graham
has Eeen at Calgary, Cam, where his
brother in.law is located and Mrs.
Graham has been staying In Portland
with relatives.
Today Mrs. p. Cram and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. L. Worse, who has been
visiting her, left for Hood River,
where Mrs. Cram will make her home
with her son during the winter, Mrs.
Worse going on to her home In Port
land. Prof. and Mrs. G. A. Foster
will occupy the Cram house on Lib
erty street. Chronicle.
j. A. Westerlund, president of the
Western Oregon Orchard Co., of Chi
cago, in company with Prof. A. W.
Frederickson, president of the
North Park college, also of that city,
has been at Hood River for few
days. Mr.. Westerlund is not strane-
er at Hood River. ,,ing been here
at one time with the intention of go
ing In the orchard business ex ,en
sively. He Is great admirer of
Hood River and has sung it's praises
in many parts of the United States.
Prof. Park was here for the purpose
of getting material for an article on
the apple business. They left for
J Portland Friday.