The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-12-13

Frank A. Cram spent Monday in
Portland.
j. ii. Heilbronner spent Sunday in
Portland.
Miss Hartley returned from Port
land Friday.
Chris Griesen returned from Port
land Monday.
Sheriff Chrisman had BUSINESS in
the city Saturday.
j. f. Helme made business trip
to The Dalles Thursday.
G. j. Hayes made business trip to
The Dalles and returnI Tuesday
Nj. and Mrs. p. s. Davidson, jr. a.,
spent several days in Portland last
week.
F. S. Stanley, of the Stanley. Smith
Lumber company, was at Hood River
Tuesday.
W. Ii. Moore, of Portland, was a
passenger for Eastern Oregon on the
local tuesday.
George w. Krum aud william Fraz-
ier have gone to Patio Alto, Cal, to
spend the winter.
Dug Langille, now a successful real
estate man in Portland, spent day
or two here recently.
Arthur p. Tiff, Of Portland, who
is interested l.. Hood River property,
was in town Monday.
Wm. Eidt has severed his connec.
tion with the Hood RIVER Milling Co.
and moved to Lincoln, Neb.
E. II. Hartwig recently sold two
lots in Portland for twice what he
paid for them short time ago.
H. s. Richmond has been confined
to the house with the grip for nearly
a wek, but is able to be out again.
Capt. Cook, who has the largest ap-
pie orchard ON the White Salmon side
of the river, was visitor here Tues
day.
Rev. H. d. Cham bers, of Portland,
will hold services at st. Marks church
next Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
Thos. Hill has been obliged to sever
his connection with the Hood River
band as leader, on account of increas-
ing business.
S. G. Zeigler, the wellssknown White
Salmon merchant, passed through
Hood River Tuesday on his way home
from Portland.
Lou Morgan was up from Portland
last week taking his brothers. place
in s. K. Bartmess' store on account Of
sickness his brother Will.
j. j. Jordan and family returned
Sunday from Michigan, where they
have spent u couple of months visit
ing relatives and friends.
@. f. Waldo returned Saturday
fIom Portland and points in the
Willamette valley, where be has been
spending week on business and
pleasure.
A. j. Derby has severed his con-
nection with A. A. Jayne In the law
business and is now located In the
building occupied by the Lost Lake
Lumber Co.
Maj. Booth has been visiting sever.
al of the towns along the Columbia
on both sides OF the river, on bust
ness connected with the Big Store
with Little Prices.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will hold bust.
ne 10 meeting ON Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. W. G. Gilmore. A
full attendance 10 desired.
Pearl Coulter, of Grand Forks. N,
D., who has been visiting her broth
er, W. b. Coulter, foi a couple OF
weeks, left for Mountain Home, Ida
ho, Thursday, to visit u sister.
j. L. johnson, his daughter, Mrs.
George johnson and family, and a
son-in-law, Jas. Hutson, arrived Sat.
urday from Kingville, KY, to visit
relatives and with the intention of
making Hood River their future
home.
j. e. Hanna has.opened his new gro.
Gerry store for business and calls at
tention to the fact in another column.
Mr.. Hanna was In the grocery busi-
ness at Hood River before and sgsin
asks the public for share Of its pa
tronage.
"Jesus, the Fulhller" will be the
| SUBJECT OF DISCOURSE at tDe Unitarian
church next Sunday morning; foi
evening, at 1880 "Irue Understand
Ing" All persons OF the liberal faitf
are cordially invited.
K. A. Murphy, OF Albany, father
in-law of Will Merrill, Supt. .of th,
Pacific States Telephone company il
this city, visited him here Monday
On leaving Hood River Mr.. Murrh,
started for the East where he viii
make an extended visit.
The many friends of Mrs. II, ]
Frede' ick will be sorry to learn o
her serious Illness. Mrs. FredericI
went to Portland about four week
ago and was taken i'll shortly after ar
irving. After a two weeks :ijlness
becoming little better, she manage,
to come home on Sunday, a weeI
ago, when she was almost Immediate
ly taken worse, since which time sh
has suffered intensely with what wa
at first thought to be acute inflamma
tory rheumatism bot what now il de
cided to be that disease combinel
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