The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-18

George Manure, the lone Hottentot
at tAe Opera House Thursday even
ing, Oct. is.
II. G. Albee, who recently invested
in Hood River real estate, was an in
terested spectator at the fair.
j. l.. Bradford and Jimmie Crgw-
ford, the two funaf@t ever, at the
Opera House Thursday evening, O6a.
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j. Wesley Ladd, accompanied 10y
his two sons, was here for day or
two during the fair. Mr.. Ladd takes
great interest in Hood River and is
usually here when anything of inter
est takes place.
Mrs. Maria Mcclure, who has been
spending several months with one of
her sons in the Palouse country, has
returned 10 Hood River. She came
in time for the fruit fair and will re-
ain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. LaF'rance, of
Portaland, former residents of Hood
River, we're here during the far. Mr..
LaFrance was one of the early settlers
at Hood River and still owns property
here.
Henry Blackman, of Heppner, com
missioner Srom Oregon to the James
town exposition next year, was here
during the fair. Mr.. BlaCkman said
the show was magnificent and an cd
ucation in fruit growing.
np Hin of tha IItII M,l;tn,,,
emy, and Fred Bell, son of G. A.
Bell, of this city, who is student at
the academy, were guests here during
the fair. The doctor was very Auch
pleased with the fair.
Prof. Cordeley, Of. tho Oregon Agri-
cultural college, and W. X. Newall,
president of tho State Horticultural
society, we're here S iturday and took
in the fair, afterwards going to MosieG
with A. P. Bateham for visit to his
ranch.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Marks
Episcopal church will hold its next
meeting at the home of Mis-. Bowen
next Wednesday afternooe at 2:30.
Those interested in the sewing for the
Decent Der sals are asked to please at
tend
Hood River Chapter, No %, Order
Eastern Star, will celebrate its thirS
teenth anniversary Tuesday evening,
October %, with their usual chicken
pie dinner at $3.50 p. IN. All members
of the chapter and all visiting mem
bers in the valley ere invited.
W. Ii. Th mas, of Sherman county,
who recently purchased ranch near
here will soon move to mood River.
Mr.. Thomas was here this week visit
ing at the home of W. II. Peugh, of
whom he IL an old friend and making
arrangements to bring his family
here. 4
j. S. Booth has had printed fine
set of Hood River souvenir postal
cards portraying scenes in and about
the city and valley. They are not
only interesting in descriptive way,
but are real works of art and have the
appearance of photogravure work.
DR.. and Mrs Brock, of The Dalles,
we're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. G. Brock during Che fruit
fair. The doctor is a we'll known
physician in Portland and he and his
wife are old friends and acquaintanC.
es of the Brooks.
A. j. Adams, father of Mrs. j. Il.
Nichols, VINO recently returned fROm
the Presbyterian synod at Newport,
has been at Hood River visiting his
daughier and son-in law iEh company
thEhiSawife. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
will be here several days before re-
tuning to their home.
Mrs. o. e. Seymour, who has been
making her home with MRS. p. S.
Davidson, sr., for several months, re-
turned to her home at st. Johns
Wednesday. Mrs. Seymour formerly
lived Al Hood River and naturally
takes an interest in the doinRs of the
city.
Mrs Turner, of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
and Miss Zimmerman, of Dowe. la,
who are making tour Of the Pacific
coast, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. d. Moe this week and also
went to White Simon where they were
guests at the home of h. Napper, who
is an old friend Of the ladies'.
IIhuh 1uSI dTiduus WbIl Known at
Hood River, was here during the fsir.
There is no greater admirer of Hood
River than FRANK, who spent . mum.
ber OF years Of bis early life here, and
in company with John Divers made
many explorations of the Mount
Hood and Lost Lake county.
Charles Meserve, who was successful
in getting the meeting of the State
Irrigation association held at Grants
Pass next year, was a most Interested
visitor ct the iruit fair. Grants Pass
pill hold a fruit fair nexs year and
Mr.. Meserve says he got many valua,
bic tips as to how to oonduce the fair
there while here.
Mrs. M. K. BsittRn, of Tue Dalles,.
was a visitor at the fruit fair. This
is Mrs. Brittsn's first visit to Hood
River in twelve years. She is the
lady who designed the badge for the
I Lewis Il Clark fair which we're ueed
for Hood River dag at the fair last
year ant served as the pattern for the
ones which we're used here this year
and we're in such sFeat demand.