The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-06

Leslie Butter went to Portland Mon
day on business trip.
L. N. Blowers arrived from Port
land on No. Thursday.
Mrs. f. W. McCune came up from
Portland on No. 9 Thursday to spend
few days on the ranch in the valley.
Rev. W. G. Evans left Thursday to
attend the M. E. conference at Pen
dleton.
j. M. Reid, of Dodge & Reid, is
spending week in Portland on Wis
it.
W. A. Wood will preach at Dukes
Valley next SatuI day evening. The
Odell choir will furnish special music.
II. b. Essen, of Portland, visited
his brother, +. E. Essen, of the Will
llams Pharmacy, last week.
Miss Helen Orr, who has been
spending several weeks at Wasco, re-
turned to her home here Sunday.
Clarence Gilbert returned from the
coast Sunday, where he has been
guest at the Breakers for week.
II was reported that a young child
of Emil West, who lives on the Prath-
er place in the valley, was dangerous
ly i'll.
II. Il. Davidson and Willis Van
Horn, accompanied by their wives,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Portland.
G. f. Nichols, of Milton, spent
couple of days in Hood River last
week visiting his brother, j. e. Mich
OILS.
Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. George |.
Slocom and Miss Leila Kelsay went
to The Dalles Thursday to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Durbin, of Sa-
lem, who have been visiting relatives
and friends here, went to their home
at the former place Monday.
Mrs. G. N. Clarke and her sister,
Miss Ruby Slusher, of Dufur, passed
through the city yesterday on their
way to Hood River. Chronicle.
Cards we're recsived here yesterday
announcing the marriage Of Il. b.
Duncan to Miss Flora Brown, at
klamath Falls, August %.
DR.. Sanders visited Hood River val
ley recently and came home delight
ed. He says the roads are good with
only an exception or two.-Moro OBJ
server.
Miss Nettie Kemp was called to her
home at Odell last week by the illness
OF her mother. During her absence
Mrs. Stillman has assumed her duties
in the office OF Heilbronner & Co.
G. l.. Mallett from Louise Mallett,
Eva W. Lang from VIM. q. Lang, and
Florida A. Kayler from George l..
Kayler we're divorces granted by
Judge Bradshaw at The Dalles last
week,
Mrs. Arvilla Gibbons, of Walla Wal
la, who has been visiting friends here
for some time, left Saturday for Lai
tab, Wash, where she will take po
sition as primary teacher In the
schools of that place.
A new sign painted on the door of
Hon. i. A. Jayne's law office reads
"Jayne & Derby" A. j. Derby Ia
now associated with Mr.. Jayne in the
practice of law, and the new firm is
a strong one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. S. Richmond re-
turned Tuesday evening from Seaside,
where they have been taking AN out.
ing of a couple Of weeks. They re
port having had very pleasant time,
but are glad to get back to Hood Riv-
or.
Mrs. j. w. Sprecher left Tuesday
for Albany to visit her par'nts, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Young. She is ex.
pec;ed to return Saturday with her
sister, Miss May Young, who will re-
main here for the purpose Of attend
ing the high school.
o. W. Lyman, Of Portland, connect
ed with the Continental Casualty
company, accompanied by Mrs. Ly-
man, came up from that city Satur-
day for visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. II. Wallace, Mrs. Lyman be-
ing sister of the latter.
George SIocom reports that he sold
as many school books Monday as in
the whole month of September last
year, the sales of books on the open
ing day of school this year heing 1868,
with the prospect of selling 500
more before the month is out. 1t is
pretty good evidence of the growth In
population of Hood Rive.
At the END of the school year in
June, Mrs Kate Roach rendered her
resignation to the Hood River schools,
intending TO remain in The Dalles
this winter. At the solicitation of
the soh0ol board she has reconsider
ed her decision and will leave tomor-
row for that place to begin teaching
Monday. y.-Chronicle
VIM. Hutchinson, of Bradford, Pa,
is visiting his son, b. f. Hutchinson,
Of the Paris Fair. Mr.. Hutchinson
was a resident of Hood River 10 years
ago, being in the meat business at
that time and was one Of the first
subscribers of the Glacier. He is
much surprised at the growth of the
city, and has had pleasant time re-
newing acquaintances with the old
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