The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-02-15

M. P. Isenberg went to The Dalles
Tuesday on business trip.
A. l. Mason made trip to The
Dalles and return Saturday.
H. F. Davidson went to Portland
Tuesday returning on the late train.
Mrs. G. N. Clarke is spending few
days in Portland where she went to
visit friends.
County Commissioner Hibbard went
to The Dslles Thursday returning on
the afternoon train.
w. II. Eccles arrived in town from
Ogden Monday morning where he has
been visiting for week.
Councilman Morse spent day or
two at Portland last week in looking
after some business matters.
Miss Marjorie Baker, who has been
visiting at Tacoma and Portland for
some time arrived home last Friday.
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet on Fri
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
V. G. Brock.
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Hood River yesterday on the noon
train and remained utnil this after
noon with friends.
Clarence Gilbert, manager Of the
Mount Hood hotel, was in Portland
several days last week on business in
connection with the hotel.
Miss Mae Davidson, who is spend
ing the winter in Portland, has been
at Hood River for several days visit
ing friends and relatives.
County Sur erintendent of Schools
Neff was in town Friday, Mr.. Neff
was here in connection with business
pertaining to the schools.
Ezra P. Monson, bookkeeper for the
Oregon Lun Der company, leaves to-
night with EIs family for two weeks
sojourn with his parents in Idaho.
The equal suffrage meeting which
was to have been held at Holman'f
hall last Friday has been postponed on
account of the Baptist revival meet
ing.
Mrs. S. W. Arnold, who has been
away for some time visiting friends
aud relatives at Pendleton, Athena
and Weston, recently returned and ii
entertaining er sister, who resides al
Weston, and who arrived Tuesday.
E. A, Franz will build a residence
on his lot on Oak street and the cellar
has already been excsvated. The
plans as yet have not been fully com
pleted, but it is expected to have the
house finished during the co ing
summer.
Dr. W. Gavey, physician and sur.
geon, has opened offices in the Smith
building tor the practice Of his profes.
sion DR. Gavey has lately been prac.
ticing in Eastern Oregon, but prefers
a somewhat milder climate and was
attracted to Hood River by its pro.
gressiveness. He was formerly con-
nected with the Southern Pacific Hos.
pital in San Francisco, being house
physician Of that institution and hai
had varied experience.
II. c. Atwell of Forest Grove who
came here to attend the fruit growers
meeting Saturday, stayed here unit
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Atwell wal
A. |. Mason's guest while here ano
was taken for drive over the valley
by that gentleman. He is very much
interested in the prosperous condi
tion of the fruit growing business here
and may decide to purchase In th'
valley. Mr.. Atwell is postmaster al
Forest Grove and president of thu
horticultural society there.
j. W. Wiedrick, who has purchased
property at Winans City, will leave
Buffalo, N. Y, in few days fol
Hood River where he expects to ar
rive about Feb. Goth. Mr.. Wiedricl
is moving his furniture here and will
build house at Winans City and taxi
up permanent residence there. MIR
Winans sent the former gentlemen
some wild flowers few days asgo as
reminder of the difference between
the climate at Buffalo and that of th,
Hood River Valley at this season o
the year.