The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-09

l.. N. Blowers made business trip
to Heppner yesterday.
W. L. Clarke, of Cascade Locks,
went to Boise on business last even
ing.
DR.. Nichols, we'll known physician
of Spokane, took the stage for Cloud
Cap Inn today.
W. d. Noyes will lecture at the
Unitarian church the 14th and 18th.
Subject: "Spiritural Life.
W. i. Wood will preach at Dukes
Valley Saturday evening, and at
Odell Sunday morning and evening,
Lutheran services Sunday August
Il. Sunday school at p IN. German
preaching at 3p. m. II. j. kolb, pas.
tor.
W. b. Gafke, of Portland, at one
time candidate for mayor of that
city, was guest at the Mount Hood
hotel Wednesday.
Roy jackson, who has been work
ing in and around Hood River during
the summer, left for his home at Van
couver Monday.
Mayor Blowers, c. Ii. Stranahan
and i. A. Skinner left yesterday for
Minneapolis to attend the G. A. Il.
encampment.
The popularity of the Hood River
apples gives rise to the suspicion that
they're the kind that Adam ate, -
Chronicle.
M. f. McCarty lett this week for
New York to make his annual pur-
chases for the Paris Fair lie will be
gone several weeks.
Misses Josephine Westerman and
Genevieve Wallace, of Des Moines,
Ia, paid this city a short visit We'd
nesday, enroute to Cloud Cap Inn.
}. W. Simmons, State Deputy Con
sui, M. W. A., has moved his head
quarters to Hood River while his fam
jly are in camp in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fox, formerly
of lndianpois. Ind, arrived in Hood
River Tuesday and went to the home
of Frank Fox, at Husum, where they
will reside in the future.
Mr.. md Mrs. Il. L. Smith left town
Tuesday for Belingham, Wash, for
two weeks visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Nelson, the latter being their daugh-
tel.
W. n. Gatens, private secretary to
Governor Chamberlain, accompanied
by his wife, visited Hood River
Wednesday. Thursday morning they
LETT for Cloud Cap Inn.
Phillip Spangler left for his old
home in Missouri yesterday. After
a visit with old friends and relatives,
he will go to California to the sol
diers' home. Mrs. Spangler will go
east later.
Miss Nettie Kemp, stenographer
for the firm of Heilbronner Il Co., is
at present on her vacation and is
spending it in camp near Lost Lake
During Miss Kemp's absence Miss
Hoadley is substituting for her.
A. r. Thompson started Wednesday
for Hood River, accompanied
by his children, Alfred, Edna and
Lois, and Charles Huntington. From
there they will go on to Lost Lake to
spend some time in camp. -Chrnoi,
Gle.
Thos. Upton, general purchasing
agent of the d. d K. g., and his as
sistant, G. q. ConkIe, both of Denver,
we're in town several days this week.
They made a trip to Dee and are said
to have been here for the purpose OF
purchasing railroad ties.
D. Yagdjoglons, a native of Vladi-
vostok, Siberia, registered at the
Mount Hood hotel Wednesday. This
gentleman came here from Portland
and in company with W. B Glafke,
who is in the commission business in
Portland, took drive over the val
ley.
Mr.. L. E. Morse and wife, accom-
panied by Mr.. Ash and wife, all OF
Hood River, passed through Dufu
on Monday on their tour of Eastern
Oregon. They propose to go to neal
the south line of the state, "kill the
fish" and "catch the deer" aud then
return by the most desirable route
Optimist.
j. ID. Fletcher, who bought Oakdale
of RObt. Rand several months ago, il
turning his attention to the raising
of flowers for market He has some
of the finest gladiolas ever seen in
Hood River, and has the bulbs for
sale, as well as cut flowers He in.
tends to build green house this
summer and will make a specially OF
cut flowers.
ID. j. Cooper, of The Dalles, whC
recently was candidate for the nom.
ination of representative to the state
legislature and who is the father OF
Mics Nan Cooper, the we'll known and
popular school teacher at Mount Hood
settlement, while on the way to the
wedding of daughter at Independ
ence, received a telegram from anoth
er member of his family anpouncint
the state of matrimony in the person
of his son Kenneth, which took place
at Oakland, Cal. On perusing tht
dispatch Mr. Cooper is said to have
remarked that things usually came il
punches in the Cooper family.