The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-13
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ing its completion. About2920 car
loads we're shipped.
j. u. Rogers, of Salt Lake City,
has assumed his position az night op-
orator Of the depot. mrs. p. Fl. Rob
inson and daughters, of Portland,
who have spent the summer at the
Davenpo homestead, returned to
Portland on MONDAY
The Misses Josie Nicholson and No.
ia Bordens, of The Dalles, are visit
ing at "GreeHWood "
The constant hum of telephone
wires denote that our new system Is
nearing completion and ere long we
can legally adopt the "hello".
Mias Bertha Borth was I assenger
for WallaWala Thursday. She oni ers
the high school at that place.
Nj. and Mrs VIM. Row land, of
Ruthton, are visiOing Mrs A. Stew
art.
The Misses Lena aud Agnes Hlr-
was. of Portland. we're the guest Of
Katherine Davenport last week.
Three of our schools opened on
Monday. Woodvale in charge of Miss
Olmstead, Pleasant Ridge in charge
of Mrs. j. Harvey and Greenvale in
charge of Miss Godbars'n
Edwin Wood, OF The Dalles, spent
Sunday with his family at Mosier.
Miss Zoe Cunning, left for Portland
Tuesday Miss tiunning will enter
the Holmes business college.
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Sunday with his mother on the farm.
Jack Roberts, of Portland, is fre
quently seen on our busy streets. At
least lack seems to be busy. We hope
his adoption may be permanent
one.
Charles W. Kruger leaves on Friday
| for Dakota, where it Is rumored he Is
to we'd. We hope to welcome their
return midst showers Of lice and old
shoes.
Roy Doughty came in from Cedar
Swamp Gu Saturday. He returned
with drove of cattle on Monday.
Ere Evans, who is forest ranger at
Long Prairie, returned to his post
during the week, accompanied by his
family.
Chas. Graham has returned from
Bingham Springs to be with his wife
who IS i'll.
Alfred Evans leaves for Corvallis
this week. Alfred has made record
at the D. A. {. and returns to enter
the senior year.
Mrs. II. Olsen and daughter Nancy,
were passengers for Hood River un
Friday.
Mrs. l.. Cask, of Wyetb, was a
guest of Mrs. Wm. johnson Oh Iues-
day
After an absence Of several MONTH,
Mr.. h. SelliDger, OF Trout Lake. is
visiting the home folks.
Ed. Harvey returned after a sojourn
of several days with relatives.
John Evans, manager of Heilbron
nets' fruit farm in South Mosier, was
on our streets one day this week Mr..
Evans says he is still making in p owe.
ments in the way of clearing up land
which will be set to apples this fall.
The telephone wire on the local
lines are being strung into town. Mo-
sier Is no longer inithe old time rut,
but is going ahead along with big sis
ter just over the hills.
Fifteen cars of green prunes l. We
been shipped from Mosier 81 lar,
which represents 6,0C0 to our grow
ers and yet we dou't pretend to | in
the prune raising at all. But it
until you hear from our appl-s.
Leo Root is erecting l,00l ST.
dent on his lot in Mosier. Leo says
he is not going to "root' it alone eny
longer.
The Fruit Growers union he'll a
meeting Saturday in the real estate
Office of G. d. Morgan, which was
well attended by our leading growers
Alex Stewart, our leading merchant,
has enstalled 81, 800 safe.
The men working on the new side
track and fill here stuck for higher
wages one day this week. Everything
Is running smoothly again.
Quite few Hood River people havs
been in our midst of late, returning
home with baskets Of our fine peaches
and grapes, and also their pockets
filed with our big appl F.
Mrs. G. Jacobs, who has been visit