The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-05
The UP-TO-DATE STORE

s. A. Knapp was taveller down the
road Monday.
Jack Bagley went to Portland Thurs
day for several days stay.
Frank Chandler and son we're visit
ors at Portland last week.
A. P. Bateham of Mosier, spent the
day at Hood River, Friday.
Col. Hartley was passenger to The
Dalles Monday on business trip.
l.. Winans, of Goble, Ore, spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
The Woman's Alliance will meet next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. j. f..
I Rand.
j. V. Hunt spent the day in Port
land Monday in cnnection with mat
ters pertaining to his business.
w. II. Moore, the well known bank
er of Portland was a visitor in Hood
River for several days this week.
Mayor Blowers, who has been un-
der the weather for some time, Is able
to be about looking after his Imany
interests
L. II. Johnson, of Dufur, was with
us again for day or two recently.
Mr.. johnson was on his way to the
Mt. Hood country.
Miss Florence Morton, of Golden
dale who is a trained nurse, RECENTLY
visited at the home of Carl p Ross
for several days.
Rev. Robert CoppIe, who with his
family has been visiting at the home
of mis- father at Odell, returned to
Coos Bay, Thursday.
Miss Martha Ingram, who has been
employed at the Paris Fair tor some
time, has taken a position with L. IL.
Higgins & Co.
Frank Massee, who was called to
Minnesota recently by the death of
his father, has returned and is again
to be seen about town.
Miss Adelnie Schiller, of Albnay Ore.
is visiting her brother, c. B. Schiller
in this city The young lady is stay
ing at the Waucoma Hotel.
M. P. Isenberg, who has been ap-
pointed assessor for this district has
been about town for the past few days
in the discharge of his official duties.
Amos Underwood, who has been con-
fined to his home with rheumatism for
some time was able to make his GUS
tomary trip to Hood River again this
week.
S. e. Soule, the we'll known piano
tuner of Portland was in town last
week for day or two attending to en-
gagements in connection with his
business.
II. J. Cox, of Oheboyegan, Mich.
arrived in town Monday evening from
Portland. Mi. Cox was on his way to
White Salmon to visit his grandfather,
}. II. Cox.
A. j. Lendy and Mrs. Lendy, of
Montana, who is related to F. W.
Angus are at present visiting with the
latter. Mr.. Lendy is a newspaper
man and may decide to locate on the
coast.
A. 9. Lofts is the happy possessor
of a Brewster piano, which he bought
of Paul Speln, who has been represent
ing the Soule's Bros. Piano Co. in this
city during the past week.
A valuable horse belonging to Frank
Davenport died at the Fashion Livery
stable Saturday night. The animal
was taken to the stable late in the
afternoon and in short time died.
John Moore, son of J. W. Moore,
who has been absent from home for
three years, returned to Hood River
last week. Mr.. Moore has been In
Kansas, but has returned with the in
tention of again becoming resident
of Hood River.
If the amount of agricultural ma
chinery that is being shipped into this
city is any indication, there will be
something doing in the cultivating
line this summer. Truck loads OF
these implements have been coming
up from the station for several days.
J.Wesley Ladd and Mrs. Ladd spent
Sunday at Hood River. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladd stopped at the Mt. Hood
Hotel while here and in the afternon
took a drive over the valley. They
returned to Portland Monday morn
ing.
A. s. Wemple, of Minneapolis, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Tostevin, who are his uncle and
aunt. Mr. Wemple has been making
business tour of the Pacific coast
and stopped off at Hood River to visit
with his relatives.
Have you been saving your coupons
for Miss Walker, who is in the Ore
gonian's contest for free trip to
Yellowstone Park? Miss Walker has
now a good chance of winning and II
you help her she will do so. Cut out
your coupons and either send or give
them to some one who will see that
they are voted.
The Shakespeare Club met at the
home of s. E. Bartmess Monday even
ing. The reading selected for the oc-
cssion was Julius Caesar. Rev. r. H..
Barnes, who WAS recently elected an
hon orary member of the club read the
parts of Cassius and Brutus and P, NJ.
Hall Lewis took Mark Antony. The
reading was one of the most interest.
ing that the club has held. The clut
will hold its nexs meeting with MIR.
Lewis at the Mt. Hood Hotel.