The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-07-05

=. IL. Rogers spent SUNDAY In fort'
land.
M. P. Isenberg returned from Port
land Saturday.
Chas. E. Warrens and family went
to Portland Thursday.
Frank Davenport got aboard the To-
cal for The Dalles Monday.
Robt. Leasure, of Mt. Hood, went
to The Dalles Friday.
W. P. Andus spent a couple of days
in Portland last week.
HI. g. Cotton made business trip
to The DalIes Saturday.
County rmmissinner Hibbard
spent a few hours at The Dalles Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ellis visited
their son and daughter at Wyeth Fri
day.
Rain and hail injured the fruit crop
considerably in the Yakima district
last week.
The county board will not hold their
regular monthly meeting until after
the fourth.
Rev. j. W. Rigby had business with
District Attorney Menefee at The
Dalles Friday.
Mrs. j. II. Ackerman and daughter,
Of Salem. are visiting friends and rel
atives in Hood Rivler.
Mrs. Goe. Hart ana Miss Flora
Vance, of Albany, arrived Thursday
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Goff.
Chas. Jones, of Tilton Bros, Port
land, was in Hood River Saturday look
ing after furnace business fer the
company.
Mrs. P. o. DeMoIs, of DeMoss
Springs, Ore, who has been visiting
relatives here for couple of weeks,
returned home Friday.
Immediately surrounding Indepen-
dence, Oregon, are nearly 1900 acres
of hops, and it is expected 10, 600 peo-
pie will be required to gather the crop
this ear.
Jos. Wilson returned Friday even
ing from Portland, where he has been
spending a few weeks trying to get rid
of an attack of rheumatism. He feels
only slightly improved.
j. W. Rogers superintendent of city
express on the Hartman lines, west
of the Missouri river, with headquar-
ters at Salt Lake, was here Thursday
adjusting claims of the strawberry
dealers.
Purchase OF the many rock. crushers
which is going on through the County
Commissioners of the Northwest is an
indication that large amount of fine
road work will be done this year In
the several counties.
John and Emery Harris and Edgar
Beard and wife, of Cuba, Kansas, and
Mrs. Rosa Fowler, Portland, are
visiting with A. l.. Phelps and fami-
ly. The two former are uncles and
the latter cousins, of Mrs. Phelps.
Mrs. Il. N. Blythe and son, Robert,
arrived Thursday from l. 'wiston, Ida
no, and are visiting with S. f. Blythe
and family. They will make an ex-
tended visit to friends and relatives
b ere and in the Willamette valley be-
TO they return.
Amos Underwood finished his CON
tract Saturday # carrying the mail
between Hood River and Underwood.
The ne contrat was awarded to Dean
& Parsons, who will now make regular
trips between the Underwood and
Hood River ports for the next four
years.
Cloud Capp Inn is now open for the
season of 1906. Mrs. Langille went up
to the Inn a week ago, and has the
place in readinesss for business.
The upper end of the stage route will
be handled by be. S. Jones, and his
fmily are camping at the Edick place
for the summer.
A. A. Wright, chief clerk of the
Hotel Portland, and DR.. MacIum, Of
Portland, we're on the local last week
when 1t was held up here on account
of the wreck, and improved the time
by calling on Landlord Gilbert, Of
the Mt. Hood. Both gentlemen have
ranches at Mosier, and had been
spending a couple Of days looking
over their property.
Rev. j. W. Rigby was agreeably sur
prised Wednesday OF last week to
meet old friends and relatives, who
we're on the overland train, and COM
PEELED to wait here for several hours
while the track was being cleared.
They we're Chas. McCune, merchant
of Davenport, Iowa, and VIM. A. Day
and wife, of Sedula, Iowa. Mrs. Day
is a Eiece of Mr.. Rigby. He had not
seen them for a good many years.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart gave the "Sun
shine Class" and few friends de-
lightful outing at Wau- Gwin- q win one
day last week. A splendid lunch was
pread, after which much time was
spent enjoying the fine view from diff
ferent points and being generally en-
tert ined by the pleasant host, Robert
Rand. The place is indeed beautiful,
and many things of intere t hIe To be
found there; fact which shoN 8 that
much time and thought must b We
been spent to make 1t SO. 1t is truly
an ideal place and we heartily thank
Mrs. Stewart for such pie snt day. -
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