The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-02-01

Leslie Butler made a trip to Port
land Monday.
County Judge Lake of The Dalles
was visitor in Hood River Saturday.
M. I. Nolan of The Dalles spent a
few hours between trains in this city
last Friday.
Mrs. I. j. Cunning, who was re-
Gently quite sick, is, we are pleased
to say, much better.
Samuel Aplin of Cornelius was the
guest of his brother, John Aplin, in
this city for day or tw" last week.
Ex-senator VIM. Smith of Baker
City was a passenger on No. Mon
day ON his way home from Portland.
Mrs. WI. Baker, who has been visit
ing her daughter near Portland for
some time, returned home Sunday
evening.
P. s. Fouts, proprietor OF the Wau-
coma Hotel, was laid up for day or
two last week with rheumatism. He
is now able to be abo again.
@. H. Schindler, of Portland, who
is In the commission business was
here last Saturday endeavoring to get
a carload of apples for shipment to
that city.
Geo. Wishart and party of friends
from Mount Hood made pleasant
call at this office last Saturday. They
came down to attendsthe high school
meeting.
A. P. Tiff, well known attorney
of Portland, who was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler for
several days, returned to his home
Monday.
B. +. Belieu is at his ranch at Car
ley, Wash, looking after his interests
there. 1t is understood that Mr. Be
lieu will soon move his family there
permanently.
F. M. Peugh and wife of Wasco,
son of W. H Peugh, and Mr.. Peugh's
SON. law, Mr.. Howell, Of the same
place, rece tly made visit to rela-
tives and friends in this city.
II. F. Davidson, who had been al
Portland for week or more, where
he had undergone an operation at one
of the hospitals, returne home Mon
day evening. lie was accompanied
by Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Yates who
went on the excursion of the Oregon
Developn ent League to California re-
turned Tuesday morning on train 2
Mr.. Yates reports very enjoyable
trip.
A. P. Bateham of Mosier was Wis
itor in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Bate
ham will head delegation of fruit
growers from that place who will at
tend the horticultural meeting to be
held here Feb. 10th.
A. L. Craig, general passenger
agent of the o. X. & N, passed dowr
the line last Monday on his way home
from Ohica and Salt Lake City
where he has been on business con
nected with the system.
Frank A. Cram will, in few days
leave for two weeks'trip to Califor
mia for short vacation. Mr.. Gran
will visit San Francisco and later gC
to Berkeley, where Mrs. Cram is al
present staying.
Rev. J. w. Mays and family return
ed Thursday from their visit at Hooc
River. Their little son was very sicl
while they were gone but otherwise
they report having had a pleasant
time. .-Bickleton News.
o. A. Lyman, OF Portland, manager
of the Continental Casualty Com
pany in that city, was the guest o
Mr.. r. H. Wallace Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Lyman is brother in-lav
of Mr.. Wallace and is an admirer o
the Hood River fruit country.
Ralph Heaton was quite badly hur
last week while working on the 0. K
& N. bridge just east of town. In at
tempting to handle large piece o
timber be was struck by It and quit
badly bruised and cut. He was laiC
up for several days but is again abl'
to be about.
H. W. Brooks and wife of Portland
are spending the week with Mr.. ant