The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-02-22
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sunflower-J., W. and II. Woody. |
The former has decided to stay here,
and his brothers will look around !
with view TO locating.
A. |. Mason made trip to The
Dalles and return Tuesday to transact
some business at the county clerks
office.
W. L. Upson of the firm of Snow
& Upson is at st. Martins springs, +,
where he is taking treatment for
rheumatism.
S. Coleman, of Moscow, Idaho, ar
rived here yesterday and Is looking |
for location with the intention of
residing here permanently.
S. +. Fouts, of the firm of Fouts &
Derby, went to Portland Tues 'ay to
look after court case for which he
is the attorney.
Q o. K. 4 N. painters are engaged in
painting the new water tank recently
erected here 1t Is being done to pre-
vent the tank from rusting.
Il. II. Hartwig was in Portland last
week, and while there bought two
lots. Mr.. Hartwlg thinks that Port
land property is good investment.
Roswell Shelley, who has been in
Tacoma for several days looking after
some property interests there, re-
turned Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day went to his home at Odell.
County Judge Lake of The Dalles,
spent last Saturday at Hood River.
In the afternoon he drove out over
the valley to examine the condition of
some property located there which he
owns.
L. j. Bowen, of Portland, father of
Fred Bowen, night clerk at the Mount
Hood hotel, has been here for several
days visiting his son and looking af
ter a ranch which he is interested in
in the valley. Mr., Bowen is very san-
guine of the future for Hood River
fruit and thinks fruit land here is a
most profitable investment.
Frank Jones, son and wife of Gales
vile, Wis, reached this city this
week and are here with the intention
Of staying. MI. Jones is a son-in-law
of VIM. Ellis Frank Young end Mrs.
Young and child of the same place
are also here and are looking for To-
cation.
The announcement was made yester
| day of the marriage of L. Brodeur of
this city, and Mrs Kitty Perry, of
Portland. MIR. and Mrs. Brodeur
we're married at Oregon City. Mr.
Brodeur is employed by the firm OF
Snow u Upson and he a d his wife
are temporarily living in a cottage
adjacent to his work.
We are in receipt OF a souvenir pos
tai card from g. h. Williams who is
now at Tucson, Arizona. The pic
ture on the card depicts the trees at
that place in foliage and everything
blooming. The dry climate of that
country is no doubt beneficial to the
trouble with which MIR. Williams was
affected when he left here.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church held dinner and supper at
Booths store yesterday. The cards
which we're used to announce the fact
we're unique. They we're made to rep.
resent hatchet and on one side was
printed, "We wont feed you on
Chops, but a very dainty lunch, if
you will come 10 Booths store today,
Don't say you can't come, for George
Washington never told lie. ="
G. j. Calkins, q. G. Ruff and o. l..
Warder, of Portland, who have hold
ings of land at Mount Hood, which
they are either HAVING or contemplate
having cleared TO plant orchards, ar
rived in this city Friday evening,
and Saturday went to the upper valley
on visit to their property. After
spending Saturday and part of Sun
day there they returned and went to
Portland Sunday evening.
I. j. Fellows, of Portland, who is
in the wholesale grocery business
there, came to this city Friday even
ing and went to his ranch near West
Crapper, where he has twenty acres
cleared and get to New towns and
Spitzenburgs. 1t is Mr.. Fellows in-
tention when his fruit land becomes
fully improved to remove his family
from Portland aud makeIhis perma
nent home on his ranch,
Carlton II. Vaugha has taken the
agency for the Oregon National Life
Insurance company, an organ ization
that has recently been organized in
this state with Oregon capital and
which has received very favorable
comment in the Portland papers. The
company has a large capitalization
and is looked upon as one Of the best
forms of life insurance now being
written.
Patrons of the 0. r. & N. railroad
received with regret the announce
ment that f. d. Woodbury., who has
been station agent at this point fol
three months, has rendered his resig.
nation to that company, to take effect
as soon as they can send another man
here to take bis place. Mr.. Woodbury.
has made many friends while here and
those who have heard of his determi.
nation to leave are hoping that he
may change his mind.
G. NJ. Bryant of Jckson, Mich, Wis
! tied his old friend, &. X. Castner,
here Sunday. These gentlemen worked
together in the railroad business in
the Badger state for number Of
years, Mr.. Bryant being locomotive
! engineer and MIR. Castner trainmaster.
Z Mr.. Bryant is making tour of the
/ Pacific coast, and while in Portland
ran up to Hood River to see his old
( time friend.
. A truck on which was large boiler
D belonging to the Stanley Smith lum
Q ber company broke down opposite
this Office Tuesday afternoon. 1t wal
Q caused by one of the wagon wheel
q slipping into the filed up sewel
Q trench, In which the earth was still
|. soft. with the aid of jacks the trucl
9 was lifted and the boiler placed OIL