The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-27

j. Booth went to Portland Thurs
day on a business trip.
Miss Woodwoith was a passenger on
the local for Pcltlan1 Wednesday for
a visit in that city,
Mrs. Ed. Fewel left on the local
Wednesday for visit to friends and
relatives at points down the read
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker left
last week for visit to Iillamook and
the Coos Bay country.
Messrs. Charles Morse and Charles
Foster we're passengers for Portland
on the early train Tuesday for Port
| land.
! W. D. Frost, of Portland, who is in
| terested in the Trout Lake Electric
railroad, was ~ Hood River during
Il e early part of the week.
George W. Simous, of Portland,
who own a ranch in the Crapper DIS
trict, spent two days at Hood River
this week looking over his property.
Several Hood River residents, who
went to the hop fields to pick hops,
returned to their homes here Wednes
day Among them were Fred Lar
wood and joe Percer,
Nj. and Mrs. J. II. Steele, Of
Mount Hood, went to Portland Tues
day and will spend several days in
that city attending the annual meet.
ing OF the Scotch societies Of Oregon
and in visiting friends there.
J II. Shoemaker went to Pcndletou
Thursday, where he VIII tako in the
Umatilla county fair and visit with
old friends and acquaintance Mr.
Shoemaker lived at Pondleton for Il
good many years aud anticipates II
pleasant tIlI.
Mrs. Chas. SIetten will give recit-
al for her music pupils tomorrow
evening at the home of MIS-. f. p. Orr
on Sherman avenue Eighteen pupils
will take part in the ogramme,
which will be rendered before their
relative and friends,
II. D. Smith, of the firm Of Norton
~ Smith, accompanied by his wifc, is
spending week at Corvallis visiting
relatives and friends. Mr. aud Mrs.
Smith formerly lived at Corvallis,
which was their homo before coming
to Hood River.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Moe. who were
present at the meeting Of the Oregon
! Editorial association, ut NcHpClt,
| returned homo on the late train Tues
day evening. Apart from tho fact
that they experienced Il Ialn storm
OF two they report very pleasant
trip
Rev. W. G. Evans went to Portland
Wednesday to attend the annual con
ference Of the NJ. r.. church now be-
ing held in that city and which is
| looked upon as the most important
religious meeting that takes place in
the state during the year.
Our city had much tho appearance Of
a railroad center Tuesday morning
when both trains, and 3, pulled in
here ut the same time and allowed
several hundred passengers to allghl
for breakfast. Many Of them we're
from far eastern points and made iu-
quiries as about the country and iii
mate.
DR.. Laraway has been busy photo
graphing bears this week and as usual
has obtained some the pictures
Bears, however, are not the only
things tine doctor has found time t.
photograph. If you get Oh the night
side of him ask him to show you
some of the pictures he has OF Hood
River valley and its apple trees.
W. p Andrus, who lef, here Will
the intention of spending two week'
on a fishing trip on the iaIuna riv
er, was so badly affected with atshln}
when he reached Newport, that he
was laid up for day or two and FIN
ally returned to Portland, after hav,
ing ABANDONED deep sea Ilshing tril
which h had also ANTICIPATED. BE
fore he was taken sick lie Capturco
some very fine salmon trout however
II. f. Avery has received a lettel
from }. p. O'Brien, general manager
of the o. X. d n. railroad, who il
thanking him for the tiue basket {
. apples which was given him on hi
visit to the Avery ranch recently an,
expressing his pleasure in having Wis
tied the Hood River apple rauChea
= says that the apples gieun him byMr
( Avery were too nice 90 eat and iI
I them pIbc3d on exhibition in rDrt!uu,
: where they attracted much attention
d Both Mr.. Avery aud Mr. O'Brieu az
b natives Of the state Of Come CtiCU
8 and tire latter derared that althoul
a good many apples ere raI-ed IN IL
! wooden nutmeg state lhaJ lie So
p more OF them during his visit J
i Hood Hivcr than are rnised in o.
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