The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-23

Misses Clara and Judah GatChett,
of Portland, visited their sister, Mrs.
4. I. earns, last week.
Chief Enigneer Bosche, inspected
the work on the new railroad bridge
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. DIR. Shackleford, of The
Dalles, came down Friday on visit
to Capt. II. G. Coe and daughter.
Miss Stella Richardson returned
from Portland Thursday, where she
spent her vacation visiting friends.
Misses Prudence and Beulah Patter-
son, of The Dalles, we're guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. |. Slooom over sun
day.
Miss f. Nj. Barnett returned to
Portland Thursday after a visit with
friends in Hood Rivev for a few
weeks.
Commissioner Hibbard returned
from The Dalles Monday in company
with Judge Lake and Attorney Fred
Wilson.
A. Rodenheiser came in on No. /
Monday from Antelope and will spend
some time on his ranch at Mount
Hood
Mrs. d. Rowels and Miss Jennie
Mcmillan, of Lacrosse, Wis, arrived
I Tuesday on visit to Mrs, p. s. Dav-
idson, sr.
Henry Mcclure and famiyl and his
brother, Grant Mcclure, Of the vii
lamette valley, are camping on the
Little White Salmon,
Miss Kate Davenport, of Mosier,
and Miss Cunning, of The DaIles, Ie-
turned home Thursday after visit in
Hood River for few days.
Rev. J. b. Spight had an attack of
rheumatism and other complications
following his apparent recovery trom
tvphoid fever, and Thursday he was
taken to Portland hostpital Tor
treatment.
MIS-, Chas. Jones and family have
come in from Mount Hood to be ready
for the opening of school. Mr.. Jones
will stay out and continue to drive
the stage to Cloud Capp Inn from the
Edick place.
J. f. Holman has sold his meat
market and one oI the buildings to Z.
e, Barnes, who will continue the
market. Edgar Holman is working
for Mr.. Brrnes in the market. Mr..
Holman will continue to run the gro
Gerry store.
E. b. Lundy, of the firm of London
& Powers, who are extensively inter
ested in orchard land in the Mount
Hood section, spent Sunday on the
ranch. Mr.. Lundy says that their
places are all looking fine.
Mrs. Walter McGregor aud daughter,
of New Westminster, b. c., formerly
old residents of Hood River, visited
il. x. McGregor and wife at Mosier,
last week and also spent couple of
days in and around Hood River.
Max Leonard, who has had charge
of the baggr ge and express ut the De
not fer two years, aud Ashley Wilson,
who has been the operator for about
the same length of time, left last week
for Portland, where they expect other
positions that will be in line CT pro
motions. Carl p. Ross takes the po-
sition of Mr.. Leonard and 9. ).
Smith that of Mr.. Wilson.
Chas Castner writes his father that
he is having the time OF his life. Tie
went as far east as Buffalo, visiting
also Niagara Falls, Cleveland, and De.
troit He expects to be home August
25. but Mrs. Castner will remain in
Kansas for time to complete her Wis
il with relatives During their trip
they visited his fathers homestead in
Michigan and his mothers homestead
in Ohio.
G, r. Castner has let the contract
for his new residence to l.. NJ. Bent
ley. The residence viii COST about
50, 600 when complete. II will be a
seven-1oom house, and built modern
in every way. Mr.. Castner will move
to town as soon as the house is com
pleted, which will be located on lots
across from Geo. p. Crowell's resi-
darce. II will make a fine addition
to the already beautiful homes in that
neighborhood.
J. r. Kinsey, mail carrier on r. +.
y. No ,. has rendered his resignation
co the department, to take effect Sep
TEN Der !, Inc Fhlh y ah'"'' '9 w
department, together with the eXtrt
amount made up by private suhscrtE'
tion, is less than he can get else
where. In fact, he an get as muct
for his work alone at some other oe
cupation, without having to keep 80
the expense of team and rig, NJ
one has applied for the postlon a
vet, and route , may be without mai
delivery in ten days.
Mrs. G. IL. Sproat returned Thurs
day from Portland hospital, when
she recovered from an operation.
goiter was successfully removed from
her neck. 1t WAS delicate and skill
full operation, and entirely successful
| Owing to the danger, she could no
! be given an anestbetic bat was KEEP
counting. TO assure tie 10 to.s tha
n the vocal chords were not cut I'll
= goiter had grown fa-' % TIE jig Ia
] vein, making this au cNutm' prin
\ of danger Mrs Sp!oat u.uet 81
8 the ordeal bFayely, aud is nov quit
y recovered.