The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-07-19
THE UP-TO-DATE STORE

Mrs. j. N. Mosier came from Mo
sier Tuesday to visit friends.
& j. Gessling was a passenger for
Portland Tuesday afternoon.
A. A. Schenck and wife went to
Seaside Tuesday to spend a few days
at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Linden,
Kansas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. }.
l.. Blount, at Barrett.
Miss May Cooper returned to Mt.
Hood from Viento Tuesday, where
she spent week visiting her sister,
Lizzie.
The ladies of the Unitarian church
will give bake sale Saturday at
Smith ~ Woods window. Mrs j. i.
Watt in charge.
Fine oak piano, slightly used,
standard make, for sale at "a bargain
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to
Mrs. DR.. Dumble. j2lall
Julius sternau left Monday for
Portland, and will go from there to
Seaside to spend a few days before
returning home 10 Mexico.
Cecil Holman. Charles Foster and
Flint Bradford left tuesday morning
for a trip through the mountains
alnog the White Salmon river hunting
bear.
The water wagon went cut of com.
mission the first of theweek, and
the wind sifted the dust around
through the stores on Oak street at a
terrific rate.
A. A. Jayne and family leave this
week for a few weeks outing a5 Lost
Lake. They will go into camp at the
lake, which will be proyisioned and
fitted up for a comfortable stay.
Mrs. Robert Leasure and children,
and father, b. Henson, returned from
Portland Monday, wi ere they have
been visiting relatives for couple of
weeks.
i. W. Mulkey, the choice of the
people for United States senator for
the short term, was in Hood. River
Saturday attending a meeting of the
share holders of the First National
| Bank.
DR.. G. ii. Jenkins leaves with his
family Saturday on his annual vaca-
tion, and will go into camp on the
Little White Salmon. He expects to
spend few weeks getting we'll tanned
up and reGuperating for another
years work. DR. }. B. Wilson will
have charge of his office during his
absence.
Jas. T. Weart arrived this week
from Los Angeles, whore he has been
laid up in the hospital for several
months. lie was a suffering from an
abscess of the ear, requiring an opera
tion which nearly cost him his life.
He will remain during the summer on
his claim in Dukes Valley, and return
to LosA ngeles in the fall.
c. L. Copple went to Portland Mon.
day Afternoon as a delegate to the
Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W., from Riv-
erside Lodge, No. 6S. While in Port.
land he will also be treated again for
his eyes. MIR. Copple has teen having
a serious time with his eyes, having
several operations performed in re.
moving ulcers and granules that form
on the lids.
Il. G. Sherrieb lost twelve to fifteen
tons of hay Friday evening by fire
The hay had been stacked in the
meadow opposite the Shoemaker
place. and about nine o'clock it wal
discovered on fire 1t burned like tin
der and could not be saved. Yht
cause Of the fire is mystery and wal
probably started by tramp crawling
in there to sleep, and having Lighted
pipe.
Mrs. p. S. Davidson, 81, started
Tuesday afternoon for Portland, wheT
she will Join a party of friends 70
trip to Alaska. They will 90 to Seat
tie and sail from there on board tn
, City OF Seattle for Skagway. The
will visit the important cities an,
places of interest, making the tri
over the Yukon and White Pass rail
road. The trip will occupy severo
weeks.
l.. II. Higgins and John Van Del
len have purchased the lumber var
and hardware business Of JOS Peter
& Co., at lhe Dalles, and the busI
) ness will be managed by Nh. Va
. DelIen. Mr.. higgins will continu
t to operate his general store here an
3 continue to live in Hood River. The
e we're intending to start lumber var
3 here, but the present opening present
o ing itself, they made that deal it
G stead. 1t is an old established bus
f ness, hayng a box factory, lumbC
!, yard aud hardwa business in col
2 nection.
Hermann PriGRe, John IerEauC
. and Frank Phil pc last Wednesda
n made the first ascension Of Mt. Hoe
+, this year. aside from the guide. au
# they made it alone. None Of the
o. had ever made the trip before. ar
II Two of the party turned back sever
@ times, as they would come across
n creyasse, nearly hidden By the sno,
g but young Prigge kept on, and Il
n other boys followed him until they a
rived at the top, They we're near
j six hours getting to the top after tn,
1. struck the snow line, and their fac
ir are we'll blistered from the reileCtit
of the sun on the snow.