The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-26

l.. q. Morgan is nursing spralneo
ankle.
George StranahAn made a business
trip to Portland Monday.
w, s. Helmer, of Mt. Hood, went
to The Dalles Monday evening.
Mrs. H. f. Davidson visited Port
land the last of the week.
Mrs. E. W. Jones, of Portland, Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. ii. l.. Dumoie.
M. II. Nicholson has been quite sick
with erysipelas, hut is improving.
". II. Warrens and wife, Of Port
land, visited Hood River Thursday.
C. B. Young, formerly operator at
the depot, is now day clerk at the Mt.
Hood.
Malcolm A. Moody, Of The Dslles,
was passenger on No. l, MONDAY
going west.
Mrs. P. s. Davidson, sr., LETT last
week for Occur d'Alene, Ida, tC
visit her sons for few weeks.
j, L. Rand, II. J. Hibbard, Lee
Morse and Oscar Stranahan made
trip to The Dalles Saturday.
Mrs. j. II. Neff, of The Dalles, ii
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. BLYTHE
for few days.
Mrs. j. DeBorde left for Portland
Monday on No. to visit friends ant
t relatives for few days.
:: George Slocom went to Myrtl
Creek Saturday afternoon to sta.
over sunday with friends.
q Bert Stranahan went to Portlan'
Tuesday to purchase more rigs for tn
Fashion Stables.
y Orin Backus, engineer for Paget 1
D Clark in charge of the sewer work
u was here Saturday.
- S. A. Knapp is setting out apple
' and pears on his ranch just south
q town.
y Mrs. Chas. Servas, of Portland, wh
3 has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l
u Brodeur, for couple OF weeks, re
turned home Monday.
II E.A. Jerome, architect, has just CON
pleted plans for 81, 500 residence fc
) Rev. j. l.. Hershner, which will b
10 erected on his property on the bill.
|. G. f. Cramer, who has been stayin
te in Hood River for a couple month";
le expects his family this week froI
Ig Baker City and will make Hood Rive
ce their future home.
p, W. j. Baker spent Sunday at Arlint
III ton. While there he looked at SON
III property in the country which he hi
listed.
,h Mrs. P. f. Fouts has been qui
d. sick with heart trouble, being contiiI
r. ed to her bed for ten days, but is no
- able to be around the house.
al Ira Alcorn is the proud father
u twin girls, who arrived at bis hoa
" Wednesday evening, April l8. Moth
and twins are doing well.
at Il. H. Page was up from Portlai
b, Friday to make arrangements to raj
ce his warehouse and put it in shape l
g, handling fruit this season.
The Cascade Literary circle will me
with Mrs. Button at her residen
Friday eve, May 4. Full programI
Il. will be given in next issue.
r. d. Gould went to Prineville Nc
at day to make arrangements for pII
ting in heating plant and also :
plumbing for new hotel at u
ew place.
zen There will be special meeting
nts Hood River Chapter No. n, X.
ers M. at Masonic Hall, Saturday eve
ing. All members are urged to
present By order Of the z. ii. +.
: A tea will be given on Wednesd
- afternoon, May 2, at the home OF M
~ +. E. Savage, by the ladies' OF
) Marks church. Their friends
y cordially invited to be present.
Rodney Hillman, commission m
4 chant of Salt Lake, Utah, was In
y city Saturday. MIR. Hillman is m
: ing a tour of the Pacific coast fl
4 points in the inter est of his busine
i Geo. Haacke, Of Mosier, was
I the city Monday on business. J
q Hascke says that cherries were b
q some by the March freeze, but
other fruit is apparently uninjur
and will have a good crop.
g Herman Struck, son of LudV
4 Sturck, who lives a mile from to
j arrived home Tuesday from San FL
81 cisco, where he was student at
art school. Mr.. Struck was not
Z jured, being one of the fortunate
81 vivors.
n J. l.. Jorgenson, wife and 81
E came up from Portland Monday
u moved out to the Tustevin place,
q acres of which he rece 1tly purcha
Mr.. Jorgenson is recently from
n East.
u S. A. Keir reports that the lib
q in his drug store is quite well pat
K lied. While there has been some
. ling off lately IN the inquiry for b.
81 there was good demand through
winter months.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Dano left
terday overland for Klamath +
q Ore, to be gone a month. They
Il drive from here to The Dalles and
- 20 south from there. Mr.. Dan'
"a driven to Klamath before, and sa
~ is a pleasant trip.