The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-06-28

X. Smith came up from Portland
Friday on business.
DR.. Pineo made business trip to
Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jayne went to
Portland on train 7 Friday.
Miss Bess senberg visited Portland
the latter part of the week.
Miss Fay Orr is visiting her sister,
Mis-. j. A. Dunbar, in Portland.
Jas. Stranahan went to Portland on
the local Monday to transact business.
Mis-. G. II. Cyrus, of Boise, Idaho,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. V. G. Brock.
A. J. Derby has returned from
Portland and has his office in with
Mr.. Jayne.
Walter Hinrichs, of Sisters, Ore, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Hinrichs.
Mrs. M. Dnn and son, of Anaconda,
Mont, we're visitors in Hood River
last week.
Mrs. Amanda Taylor, of Newberg,
Ind, is visiting the families of DR., j.
L. Edgington and o. b. Hartley.
Mrs Bruckman, of Portland, who
has teen installing electrical machin-
cry at Dee, returned home Monday.
M. Smith and family, of Sioux City,
Iowa, we're in the city last week look
ing over the valley with the view of
locating,
l.. G. Stanley, of the Stanley Smith
Lumber Co , was passenger on No 7,
Friday, IRON the eastern part of the
state going through to Portland.
Mrs. Edward Holmes, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. f. Rand,
for a short time, returned to her
home in Portland Monday.
N. j. Levison, editor of the Sunday
Oregonian, came up on No. 2 Satur-
day to stay over Sunday with his
family at White Salmon. They are
summering at the Jewett place.
Miss Adele Golf returned from the
university at Eugene last Friday, ac-
companied by Miss Sue Hayes, Of Ba-
ker City, who will make short visit
before going on to her home.
Mrs. Ewing, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. e. Warren, while
the latter has been staying in Hood
River with her husband during the
berry season, returned to Portland
Friday.
The telephone company on Friday
finished the private line OF the Mt.
Hood railroad company from their
general office to Dee, and the tele-
phone will be used for the present, at
least, instead of telegraph
Mrs. Sleeth, state organizer for the
W. 9. I. U., will be in Hood River
July and 6 aud address the local or.
ganization One evening will be de-
voted to lecture and the following
evening nill be program and the re-
citing Of original poems by Mrs.
Sleetb.
Services every Sunday in the Uni
tartan church at II a. m., j. A. Bald
ridge, minister. Topic for next Sun
day: "How shall we interpret TRUTH"
Truth is one, universal and eternal,
but how shall we know what Is truth?
All are welcome.
A rattlesnake with seven rattles was
killed near the Catholic church last
Thursday, the first rattler seen in the
city limits in two or three years.
They are being gradually sxterminat-
ed, and it is very seldom that one is
now seen in the valley.
Mrs. McRea, a writer for the Ore
gonian, who has ranch in the Crap
per district, near the Jordan ranch,
was iU Hood River the first of the
week, looking after her interests.
She will do more improving on the
place this season and expects to set
out several acres of apples in the fall.
Miss Minnie RichaId dson, who has
been employd as operator on the type
setting machine at the Glacier office
fol several months, has resigned her
position, and left for her home at
Weiser, Idaho, Monday. She expects
to resume her pos tion on the Weiser
paper.
j. f. StTanahan, recovered suft1-
ciently from his attack of rheuma-
tism to 90 to Condor Monday, where
he is upeIvising architect of build
ings being constructed there. He will
be gone several weeks, and Mrs.
Stranahan will visit her parents at
Aberdeen, Wash, while he is away.
Geo. f. Pineo, who returned home
to Berwick, N. S., week ago, is get
ing his affairs in shape to remove here
with his family by the 9rst of the
year. He is having his land i'm.
proved, which be purchased this
spring, adjoining the Woodwork
place, and will make hne home Of
the property.
The Transfer company are raising
their barn nearly two feet, and exca
waiting under 1t to make room for tht
horse stalls. All Of the stalls will b.
placed below and the upper floor fixeC
up for their various vehicles. Thi
change was made necessary on aCcoun
of having to give ul part of their bari
room and tear down sheds to MAX
room for the new Mt. Hood raiiroa'
depot. The change will be an i'm
provement over the old conditions
giving them two entire floors insteat
Of one.