The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-03-22

Guy W. Phillips, Of this city, was
visitor at Lyle last week.
D. G. Platt and wife, Of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, are visiting in this city.
Charles T. Early went to Pendleton
on business trip last Thursday.
NJ. P. Isenberg went to The Dalles
IAursday for stay Of day or two.
E. E. Goff and Mrs. Goff we're in
Portland last week for several days
visit.
Geo. Fox, who had been spending
several days In Portland, returned
Thursday.
P. s. Davidson has been at Portland
several days where he was called oil
business.
Roswell Shelley, Chas. 7. Early and
Jack Bagley we're passengers to The
Dalles, Tuesday.
DR.. Jones, the dentist is building a
six room house on the street west Of
DIR. Dumble's. JosephWright is doing
the work.
Miss Idele Goff who has been at
home for some time left Thursday for
Eugene where she will continue her
studies at the university.
I. A. Schall and daughter, Ruth, of
Parkhurst Hall, have been on the sick
list the past week. We are pleased to
hear that they are improving.
Mrs. Fred Bowen, who has charge
of the dining room at the Mount Hood
Hotel h is been confined to her house
for several days suffering from an at
tack of grip.
Two work trains passed through this
city, Tuesday. One OF them @as car
penters crew bound for Cacsadd
Locks, and the other gang OF Japs
assigned to Troutdale.
Geo. D. Culbertson, who has been
sick with Typhoid fever for week oil
ten days is getting along nicely and
it is expected that he will improve
rapidly from now on.
r. j. McIsaac, who with his wife
has been spending the winter at Lake
Park, Iowa, returned recently. Mr
McIsaac says the winter In Iowa wal
an unsaully mild one.
H. G. Tatro has rented the farm o
I e. Steptoe near Barrett for year ant
! has already taken possession. Mr.
! Steptoe left Wednesday for an extend
! ed visit at his old home at Keystone
Okla.
Mrs. F. d. Chamberlain, who ha
!. been visiting at the home OF 0. l.
Vanderbilt for several days, returne'
:, to Portland last Monday evening. Mr.
Chamberlain is the Superintendent o
the Northwest Car Company.
Voters are registering more rapid
: during the past few days than at an
!. period since the registration begun
10 Those who wish to register may do
at the office Of A. w. Onthank, Geo
J. I. Prather and g. d. Culbertson.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Theyson and MI
/, and Mrs. o. H. tray went to VancoU
= YER, Sunday. Mr.. Gray and Mr.. They
son returned Sunday evening, br
, their wives will remain away for
week visiting friends at Portland an
y Salem, as well as Vancouver.
The Portland Association Of Congr'
=, gational churches will meet with Il
u Riverside Congregational church
- this city, April "a and Is. An inte
testing and attractive program Ii
to been arranged and the event will I
lg doubt prove an interesting one.
p Rev. o. j. Nelson, Of BellinghaL
o. Wash, will occupy the pulpit OF u
Unitarian church next Sunday. NJ
= Nelson is not q stranger to th
church, having been Its pastor +
y some time previous to his removal
Bellingham.
Albert Anson Graham Of this cit
u but who has been living in Los Ane
les for some time will leave there
~ morrow for Florida. MI. Graht
was not in good health when he i
\ here and 1t is thought that be Is {
ing to Florida for a change of G
mate.
Four car loads Of machinery w
shipped out over the Mount Ho
railroad, Tuesday, for the new mill
the Oregon Lumber Company, at ID,
. Part Of the consignment was an eig
foot pipe and water wheel, dynam
generators and other electrical appa
tus.
Potatoes are commencing to mo
Not voluntarily but at the instigati
OF their owners. A number Of carlos
! OF the mainstay Of Ireland have b
shipped from this city during the p
/ week. The market for tubers is soT
! what better at present that 1t has b
for some time.
E. D. Woodbury., for some time
station agent ct Hood River, accC
I panied by his wife, left this city
j week for California, where they
spend some time visiting. Mr.. Wo
bury has not yet decided where
will locate and Hood River may
become his choice of home.
At q meeting Of the United Artlf
held last week Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Kinsie, Miss Olive Mullin, Mrs. |
Mullin, Edward Limerick and ID.
Byerlee we're initiated into the .
teries Of that order. After the ini
VA tion q social hour was spent and
u appetizing lunch served.