The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-10-11

} A. A. Jayne was a visitor in Port
land this week on a business trip.
Sherman Young made business
trip to The Dalles and return Satur-
day.
Gen. Supt. Campbell passed through
Hood River in his private car Satur-
day.
) Jas. Strsnahan went to Eastern Or
egon Saturday to look for team of
draught horses.
S. f. Fouts went to Portland Thurs
day to attend a social function of the
Elks held in that city.
Il. S. Stanley, sr., was at Hood
River last Thursday TO attend a meet
ing of the directors of the First Nat
ional bank.
Miss Martha Whealdon is at present
teaching school at Mosier. where she
has accepted position thinking her
health would be benefited.
Mrs. +. Il. Dano arrived at Hood
River Tuesday afternoon from The
Dalles and will spend several days
here with relatives.
The Ladies Aid society of the Valley
Christian church will give 10 cent
tea on the afternoon Lf October 1S at
the home of Mrs. Lee Morse.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kelsay, of Myrtle
Creek, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
George |. Slocom and also her many
friends in Hood River
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Matthews left
today for Chicago where they will re-
main for some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Mabel Carter and Mrs. Writ
man came to Hood River Tuesday
evening and will remain at the resi-.
dence of Miss CATERS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Carter, during the
fruit fair.
Allen Hickey, of Des Moines, Iowa,
will preach in the X. of p. hall Sun
day morning and evening in the alb
sence of the pastor, W. A. Wood. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to come and hear bin.
Rev. Ray Palmer, who is related to
the Clarks, recently visited at Hood
River and conducted a service in the
M. h. Church. MIR. Palmer is said to
be gifted preacher and those who
heard him we're much pleased with his
discourse.
Mrs j. B. Wright on returning
from her visit to Hood River, was a
passenger on the steamer Kellogg
bIed the boat so badly that the pas
sengers were obliged to complete
their journey by rail. st. Johns Re.
view.
l.. II. Higgins was called to The
Dalles last week to fulfil the duties of
his partner, j. Van Dellen, in the lum-
ber business there. Mr. Van Dellen
was taken with an attack of typhoid
fever and it is expected that II will be
some time before he is able TO resume
business.
Mrs. e. L. Smith and Mrs. W. M.
Stewart went to Portland Thursday
in company with Mrs. o. j. Nelson,
who was on her way to BellIngham,
Wash, and who has been making an
extended visit to her parents here
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Smith return.
ed home Saturday.
At meeting of the local horticul
tural society delegates we're selected
to represent that body at the meeting
of the state society to be held next
January. j. l.. Carter q. ID. Wood.
worn, l.. Il. Clark, G. Sproat and f.
IG. Church are the delegates chosen
for Hood River by the local society.
A bear hunting party left Hood
River Monday for the Trout Lake
coun rv in quest of bruin. In it we're
Cecil Holman, K. A. Brookings, a
we'll known travelling man, Len Reed,
W. 0. Ash and Ed Wright. The par
ty expect to return 70 Hood River
either today or tomorrow
j. L. Henderson, having found the
quarters which he has been occupying
for some time too limited for his in.
creasing business, has taken the house
next to his former office and fitted it
up for his use. The Judge now has
spacious and convenient quarters for
his library, abstract WORK and other
matters in connection with his bust
Ness and profession.
Mr.. f. Brayord, of Hood River,
ldbbSA VI VII tis W.
one of Franklin county's substantial
citizens, is here on a visit to his son.
Both gentlemen we're callers at the
Register office last Tuesday. MI.
Brsyford, sr., left an apple on our
desk which measures IL inches in cir
cumference and weighs II ounces. The
apple speaks more eloquently than
words of the qualifications of the Hood
River country for fruit raising. Con
nell, Wash. Register.
County Superintendent j. L. Nvff
returned Monday from a two days
meeting of educators at Salem and
this week will be busy holding a
teachers institute at The Dalles. All of
Hood Rivers teachers will be present
and there will be no school here for
three days. The meeting will be held
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
and not including Saturday as was at
first rer orted, 30 that Hood River e
scboolmams will bsve an oppoI oItunity
of attending the fair which they at
first thought would be impossible.