The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-04

NJ. Sunderland and daughter re-
turned Thursday from visit to Port
land.
Mr.. Soule shipped beautiful piano
to Condor yesterday to a former
Hood River man.
Mrs. w. S. Gribble, of Mt. Hood
is visiting with Mrs. W. II. Sharp,
her sister in law, at The Dalles.
Mr.. Frank Chandler, Will Morgan
and II. Green purchased fine pianos
at Soule's Piano House last week.
At the Methodist church Sunday,
October 7, at II a. III. The Maifesta-
tions of Cod; 1870 p. m., "The
church Banners. " Come and see
| Mayor Blowers has appointed A. c.
Staten, M. II. Nickelsen, A. Butts, Il.
II. Wallace and l.. Il. Morse as dele
gates to the meeting of the Oregon lr-
rigation association.
An oyster supper will be given ON
the grounds of the East Barrett school
Friday evening, October 5th. A pro
gramme of special songs has been ar
ranget and an entertainment will also
be given All are in tied
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Peugh are at
present visiting in Gillian county
and will be away several weeks. Mr.
Peugh has business interests there
which will also occupy his attention.
DR.. Geisendorfer, of The DHlles,
was called to Hood River Wednesday
in consultation in the case Of Miss
Marie Mohr, who is critically Ill with
typhoid fever. Miss Lizzie Mohr,
who is also sick with the same trou-
ole, is reported as doing nicely.
Elder Allen Hickey, of Des Moines,
Iowa, father of Mrs ID. N. Byerlee,
will preach at the H. of p. hall next
Sunday at II a. m. Come and hear
some of the ripened thoughts of near,
ly half century of active Christian
ministry.
A big delegation of fruit growers
and others from Hood River will at
tend the fruit fair at White Salmon
Friday and Saturday. The efforts of
our neighbors across the river are at
tracting good deal of attention and
many feel that they deserve all the
encouragement possible in their new
| venture.
Chas. I. Early is in receipt of a let
ter from the Hon. James Kyle saying
that he has received an invitation to
the fruit lair and that he will attend
and hopes to be able to bring several
friends with him, among whom he
mentions Col. VIM. Crooks, of the o.
X. & N. and the Hon. b. COlfey and
the Hon. j. DrisColl, members of the
state legislature.
The last base ball game of the sea
son will be played at Columbia park
Saturday, October l3, the st day of
the Fruit Fair and it is expected that
it will be the best game Of the season,
Both teams will have the best mater
ial that can be procured for the game
as it will decide the championship be-
tween the Hood River team aud the
Wasco Warehouse boys Of The Dalles,
and big attendance is looked for.
l.. W. Wood, formerly proprietor Of
the Handy Kitchen at this place, has
purchased the saw mill owned by L,
&. Fields, seven miles back Of White
Salmon and will operate it. Mr.
Wood is an old mill man and under
stands the business thoroughly, He
says that there is enough yellow pine
in the vicinity of the mill to keep it
busy for some time, after which he
expects to move to more advantage
Gus point on the Lyle road.
Mrs. J. B Wright, of st. Johns,
has been the guest of Robt. Rand at
Wau Guin- -Guin for week. Mrs.
Wright says she had heard so much
about Hood Rivers apple orchards
that che was very much interested in
them and that when she took drive
over the valley she had most de-
lightful trip. So many trees, large
aud small, loaded with big red apples
she had never seen anywhere before,
said Mrs. Wright, who returned home
on the boat Tuesday with number
of the apples she admires 20 much,
aud expressed herself as desirious OF
spending the rest of her life at Hood
River. Mrs. Wright was at one Time
editor Of a paper in Iowa and was
furnerly poStU istrass at st. Johns,
} but was removed through political IN,
J fluepce amid the vigurous Brotests o.
the citizens OF that place.