The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-10

f, e. Brosius spent yesterday in
Portland.
Mrs. S. l.. Young left for Portland
Tuesday afternoon to visit friends.
W. p. Andrus was among the Hood
River visitors in Portland this week.
Chas. Hall, the druggist, has pur-
chased the Marcellus cottage on the
hill.
A. T. Reavis received word Wednes-
day of the death of his brother, DR..
L. d, Reavis, prominent citizen of
LaGrande, Ore.
Mrs. Cram, of The Dalles, who has
been visiting her son, Frank A. Gram,
at Hood River, left for home Thurs,
day morning.
W. g. Mcbride, general agent of the
Denver Il Rio GIande at Portland,
was in Hood River yesterday on bust
ness.
A. g. Buck yesterday made out a
deed from Dave Thorn to @. A. Dano,
for 100 acres of land in Crook county.
Consideration, 1886.
DIR. and Mrs. W. I. Cams returned
from Portland Tuesday evening They
have been visiting at Seattle and
Portland for several weeks.
j. W. Kirkwood was over from
Husum Monday, where he is taking
care of the orchard of Mordecai Jones
He says that the trees are looking fine.
b. W. Custer, vice president of the
Portland board of Trade, visited
Hood River Saturday in the interest
of the "Made in Oregon" carnival in
Portland.
W. N. Marks, of Prineville, stopped
off here Tuesday evening on his way
from Portland home, to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. l.. A. Wiley. He left for
home Wednesday noon.
f. II. Hartwig sold lot near the
vinegar factory belonging to Clarence
M. Shaw, to VIM. Aldred, for 5000.
Mr.. Aldred has commenced resi-
dence on the property.
j. ID. McCully and wife, of Joseph,
Ore, who have been visiting with DR..
and Mrs. Shaw for several weeks,
while Mr.. McCully was looking alter
his ranch in the valley, left for home
| this week.
The young men of the city, who are
interested in the formation of an
athletic club to work in conjunction
with the Commercial Club of Hood
River, are requested to meet at the
rooms Of the Commercial Club Friday
evening, May llth, to discuss the mat
ter.
W. M. Ellis on Tuesday bought two
and half acres of strawberry land OF
Sam Kelley, about two miles from
town, for 5000. Since the sale of the
Burns Jones place, Mr.. Ellis had nc
berry patch, and concluded he would
buy small place to give him an oc.
cupation.
Nine. Abbott went to Portland on
Tuesdays No train, where she will
visit the wholesale houses and get IL
touch with the midsummer styles, snd
to replenish the up-to- date stock car
ried in this establishment. Those moi
already provided for can look fol
something new, pretty and stylish
Mrs. Clarke has many new ideas which
will be carried out from the origina
designs during her short stay.
Henry Liebe, of Baker City, spent
week in Hood River visiting OLE
friends, going to Portland Monday
Mr.. Liebe homesteaded quarter sec
tion of land near Dee twenty year
ago, working in the railroad shops a
The Dalles also for several years. II
also owned the lots where l.. Il
Morse's house now stands. MIR. Lie
be had not been back to Hood Rive
since he left, nearly twenty years, an
was greatly surprised and pleased a
the wonderful improvements whio
have been made here. When he lei
there we're no irrigating bitches, an
nothing was known of the fine qualit
of fruit which could be raised here.