The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-30

CDAe. hlLCnell, OF CnenAllB Whsn.,
visited friends In Hood River Thurs
day.
N. G. Evans, G. II. Bone and G. d.
Woodwork took trip up the road
on the local Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Laraway left
town ON the No. l Tuesday for a
short visit in the Willamette valley.
Frank Davenport and family, who
have been on trip Of several days
down the road, returned home Tues
day.
DR.. II. ID. W. Pineo, who has been !
days, returned to Hood River Mon
day evening.
Mrs. o. B. Gray and children re-
turned from Vancouver and Portland
Saturday evening where they have
Leen visiting friends and relatives.
A social and dance will be given at
the Odd Fellows hall at Oden Friday
evening Music will be furnished by
the Tillmany orchestra and Junius
Cook will act as floor manager.
County Judge Lake and Assistant
District Attorney Fred Wilson, of
The Dalles, we're guests at the Mount
Hood hotel last Friday. They were
here to visit the Judges ranch in the
valley.
10. Carter, of Portland, is the
new section boss and as soon as his |
family arrives will go to house keep. |
ing in the house near the Mount
Hood depot furnished by the compa-
ny.
Miss Vera Stewart, one of Hood
Rivers we'll known school teachers,
who has been away on vacation for
several weeks, returned to this city
Monday AMI is prepared to resume
her duties for the new school term.
Riverside Congregational church. -
Regular SERVES will be resumed next
Sunday, September 2. Sunday school
at 10 a. IN. Worship and preaching, II
a. m. Fellowship service; Christin
endeavor, 6.45; Evening worship,
7.3O. W. G. Gilmore, pastor.
Mrs. Howard Isenberg, who has
been making Hcod River her home
during the summer, went to Cascade
Locks Tuesday, where her husband
has charge of the school at that place
and is engaged in making pIepara-
tions for the coming school term.
f. q. Fellows, of Portlpnd, who Is
interested in the Elppa orchard and
who makes frequent trips to Hood
River, has been here for several days
accompanied by his wife, who is sis
ter of Fred Bowen. They returned to
their home in the former city Tues.
day.
l.. Bragg, of Pullman, Wash one
of the partners In the firm OF Bragg x
Co., the well known merchants Of this
city made Hood River visit of
few days last week. Monday he
started on his return to Pullman, ac-
companied by Miss Frances Bragg,
who will visit at that place.
News was received here yesterday OF
the death of the 6 months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morgan, which oc-
Cured at hospital in Portland. The
cause of death is said to be heart fail
ure and the body was brought to this
city last evening. Funeral services
will be held here today where the in
} terment will take place.
. Miss Linda Earl, of Indiana, sister
of Miss Kate Earl, who is we'll known
: here, will arrive at Hood River Satur
I day, and Monday will take position
8 as teacher al the Pine Grove school
i She will be accompanied by her un
{ Gle, s. E. Bartmess, who went cas-
d with the body of his father shor
Q time ago.
y Cecil Holman and Chas. Foster hav
J. opened a new chop house next t
Reeds cigar store and are prepare'
to feed the hungry and tempt the fas
)f tidious to gastronomic efforts. Deli
3 cacies of all kinds are on tap froE
u bear steaks to watermelon, and the
d are receiving a good deal of encouI
I, agement in their new venture.
q r. d. Gould, accompanied by hi
a wife and family, started Tuesda
~ evening on weeks trip to WallOwt
II Lostine and Enterprise. MI. Goul
l. has secured contracts at these place
and while away will attend to som
" details in connection with them. Mr.
p, Gould and the little ones have br
r. recently returned from St. Martin
fe Springs.
g. Greene Wilson, we'll known res
g. dent of Pine Grove, died there Tue
~ day evening aged 81 years. Mr.. Wi
d, son has been living with his son job
Y. A. Wilson, who is proprietor of II
al Pine Grove store and from whose re-
a. idence the funeral was held Wedne
s- day afternoon. The funeral arrang
ments we're in charge of Earl Bartme
NJ and Rev. Troy Shelley conducted Il
n services.
e, Mrs. Ida Thomas, a sister Of Mr.
it. Richard Loving, who has been visi
ce ing at the home Of the latter in th
go city, was taken seriously i'll a te
IT. lays ago and it was decided to reno
ID her to the hospital at The DalAes I
ce treatment. Mrs. Thomas was tax,
he to that place Tuesday OIL a cot viii
id was arranged for hel In the bagga
90, car Of the local, being too weak
'ill stand the journey in sitting pa
Ition.