The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-03-08


land last week.
j. W. Hinrichs made trip to The
Dalles Monday.
f. A. Thomas Of Portland was the
guest of A. d. Moe Thursday.
Dakin & Kent are working on 6
painting contract at The Dalles.
FRANK Chandler was a passenger on
train for Portland Tuesday.
Il. L. Smith and P. s. Davidson had
business in The Dalles Tuesday.
Rev. I. L. Eliot of Portland was in
Hood River the first of the week.
+. E. Duncan of Portland spent
Saturday and Sunday in Hood River.
b. S. Huntingdon was down from
The Dalles Monday on legal bust.
ness.
W. A. Wood will preach both morn.
ing and evening at Odell next Sun
day.
E. o. Blanchar made trip to La
Grande Saturday evening, returning
Tuesday morning.
l. j. Eshelman of Los Angeles, for,
merly of Glenwood, Iowa, is visiting
his old schoolmate, Ralph Larsway.
N. T. Chapman and family have
gone to western Iowa to spend sever.
al weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives.
j. M. Brown, fruit inspector at
Yakima, states that 800, 900 fruit trees
will be planted in Yakima county
this year.
e. W. Paarz returned from Hood
River few days ago and has sold his
interest in the cement works here, -
Irrigon Irrigator.
W. f. Laraway and wife, Il. O.
Blanchar and wife, A. ID. Moe and
wife, and the Misses and Frances
Moe spent Friday in Portland.
Rev. j. S. Rhoades, presiding elder
of the United Brethren church, held
quarterly meeting services at the
Hood River church last Sunday.
The new electric plant at Golden
dale is doing business, and for the
first time in its history the town has
electricity for light and power.
Il. P. Monson, bookkeeper for the
Oregon Lumber Co., returned Mon
day from two weeks trip to south
ern Idaho, where he has been visiting
relatives.
M. A. Search of Indiana who has
been here couple of weeks looking
up location, is suffering from a
slight attack from poisoning from
poison oak.
Presiding Elder Walter Skipworth,
of The Dalles, held quarterly meeting
at Belmont Saturday and at the M.
e. Church at Hood River on Sunday
and Monday.
V. j. Cook of Yucca, N. D., was In
the city the first of the week. Mr..
Cook has homestead In North Da-
kota, and will leave for that conutry
in couple of weeks.
A. d. Moe has purchased thirty
acres opposite l.. Plog's place in the
Odell district of w. A. Slingerland,
and will clear the land and set it
out to apples.
Axel Rahm has purchaed l60 acres
adjoining Geo. Rorden on the north,
and will improve thu property. The
place was purchased of Henry Arlen,
an Eastern man.
Walter Upton returned from st.
Martins hot springs Monday, where
he has been taking treatments for
rhuematism. He did not forget to
bring back couple of jobs for the
shop.
q. Il. Castner reports that after
paying the Apple Growers Union ex-
penses for paper and selling charges
of his apples, he netted 2,055 from
the product Of six acres. Mr.. Castner' g
farm, by the way, has been taken off
the market.
We are requested to announce that
the fine team purchased last week by
Chris Dethman was sold through the
firm of b. L. Young and K. L. Folts
6Of Odell, who make speciality OF
dealing in good horses.
John Leland Henderson accompan-
led his mother to Portland hospital
Tuesday. She has been unable to
walk since coming here two years ago,
but has improved some in health.
She will take treatment in Portland
for while.
W. +. Laraway requests all parties
who have lived in Iowa to come in
and sign the Iowa register. Mr.. Lar
away is already laying plans for big
picnic and reunion of Iowa people
this summer, and is desirous of get.
ting erybody in this country from
that state on bis list.
Mrs. DIR. Shaw, assisted by Mrs. q.
r, Bone, entertained the Cascade
Card club at her residence Thursay
afternoon. Several invited guests
we're present. The first prize was won
by Mrs G. N. Clarke and the consola.
tion prize by Mrs. A. ID. Moe.
Mrs. IL. ii. Hasbrouck and family
left this morning for Hood River tC
join Mr.. Hasbrouck, who has beer
there for several weeks. They viii
reside permanently in Hood River
Mr. Hasbrouck having engaged in the
poultry business there. East Ore
gonian.
g. E. Rakestraw and Bert Kelly
have moved to Carson, Wash, wher'
Mr.. Rakestraw has bought two tract
of land. They are well plaesed will
their new location, and will improve
the places for general farming.
e. @. Miller of Mount Hood hs
just finished inpsecting 100,0 eco ties q
Troutdale and vicinity for the Denve
& Rio Grande. These were hauled il
from the mountains from eight II
eleven miles. He will inspect $500
more for the same company at th,
Oregon Lumber Co. and Stanley
Smith Co. mills in Hood River a
soon as they can get them out.