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

i j. NJ. Hollowen made business
trip to The Dalles Monday.
Philip s. Bates. of the Pacific
Northwest, was in Hood River Satur
day In the interest of his magazine.
Elmer Heath came down from Grass
Valley Monday with Mr.. Cruso and
family, who have come to Hood River
to live.
Mrs. NJ. H. Nickelsen went to The
Dalles Sunday to be present at the
wedding of her niece, returning Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs Koehler, sister of Rev. Ii. G.
Clark of Belmont, visited in The
Dalles over Sunday, returning to
Hood River Monday.
Now is the time to add to your col
lection of stereographs. Tilton &
Warren have the very latest views, in
Guiding many fine scenes Of the Far
East from the camera of the famous
photographer Ricalton.
A large dog belonging to Will Allen
bit little girl Of Seman Cox in the
face Saturday, inflicting a painful
wound, and requiring several stitches
to be taken to close up the wound.
Marshal Ganger ordered the dog dis
posed of, and it has been taken to
Mount Hood on ranch.
Frank Stanton, of the East Side, L.
II. Larwood, of Mt. Hood, and Victor
Kelly, of Wapanitia, we're called to
Portland to serve on the Federal grand
jury, and LETT Sunday afternoon.
Frank Stanton was excused owing to
ssbeing under the DOCTORS care and
returned Monday evening.
Two laborers were run in by Mar
shal Ganger Friday for being drunk
and creating disturbance. Geo.
Tucker paid his fine and Dan Mulvey
said be would work out his time on
the streets. He worked one day, and
then ran away while the marshal was
called elsewhere. He has not been
seen since, so little harm was done.
1t Is -umored that local train will
be put ON between Portland and The
Dalles, but no official confirmation of
the rumor can be obtained. Such a
train would be great convenience
for all the stations along the line, and
especially for Mosier, and other way
stations at which trains l and do
not now stop.
Mr.. Ed Mayor, who has taken
charge of the Portland office of j. Ii.
Heilbronner & Co., which is located
in the new Lumber Exchange build
ing, is in Hood River this week get
ting acquainted with the valley. He
is very enthusiastic about Hood River
and will be valuable assistant for
Mr.. Heilbronner.
Hood River claims to have good
prospects for vinegar factory, which
same is unquestiOuably true. All
that is necessary to do Is to take any
of the prospective officials of the pros
pective county of Cascade out to look
at a rain barrel and say "Wasco," and
behold the soft drink is converted in
to acetic acid. Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Clarke arrived
Saturday evening from Portland and
enjoyed Sunday visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Clarke returned on the
early Monday morning train, Mrs.
Clarke will remain few days and
take charge of the millinery store
while Nine. Abbott remains in Port
land and gets In touch with the latest
midsummer styles.
Pres. Davidson, of the Commercial
Club, received the following letter
Tuesday fIom Major G. A. Devoi, San
Francisco: IS. p. Car 64976, contain
ing provisions and supplies and car o.
s. L. 1894, containing -four, potatoes
and blankets for the relief of the des-
titute citizens of San Francisco, we're
received on May and transferred to
the committee for distribution.
A good complexion is impossible with
the stomach out Of order. Ii pasty sal
low people would pay more attention to
their stOmachs and less to the skin on
their faces, they would have better com.
plexions. K0D0L FOR DYSPEPSIA
will digest what you eat and put your
stomach back in right shape to do its
own work. Kodo relieves palpitation
of the heart, flatulence, sour stomach,
heart burn, etc. Sold by Williams
Pharmacy.
Louis D'Heilly and family have 10.
Gated here, coming from Walhalla, N.
ID. Mr.. D'Heilly and two sons are
painters aud paper hangers, and will
go into business in Hood River. Mr..
D'Heilly came from France about
twelve years ago and has come 70
Hood River on account of the climate,
the winters in North Dakota proving
too severe for his health. The two
sons will take up homesteads in the
valley, and they have come to stay.
The local Epworth League gave g
social to the new members who have
Joined the NJ. E. church during the
last quarter, at the residence of Rev
j. W. Rigby, Friday evening. There
we're about fifty guests present, and ,
very enjoyable time was had. Re
freshments we're served. Twenty -fv,
have united with the church dur I'M
the last quarter, many of this numbe
being induced to accept Christianit.
through the efforts of Miss Berti
: Grove, of the st. Louis conference
! who recently concluded series o
revival meetings at the church.