The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-03-08
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j. H. Heilbronner spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday in Portland.
E. H. Shepard and E. A. Franz
spent several days in Portland this
week.
There was no meeting of the COM
mon council Monday evening on ac-
count Of no quorum being present.
Mr.. P. S. Davidson, sr., was pas
senger ON the early morning train for
Portland Wednesday.
l.. Z. Morse attended the meeting
of the Gearing Democratic Club in
Portland Wednesday.
Miss Edna Steptoe has resigned her
position at the Mount Hocd Hotel and
will keep house for her father at their
home in Belmont.
There will be st. Patricks ball Civ
ell under the auspices of the X. Of P,
March l6. Tickets on sale at Clark 3
drug store.
Hon. A. A. Jayne, g. r. Castner,
Frank Morton, Hans Lage, W. S.
Gribble, G. r. Bone and Roswell Shell
ley had business in The Dalles We'd
nesday.
Rev. j. L. HeIshner came in Tues
day morning from Arlington, where
he has been covering the territory in
that section on the Washington side
in the discharge of his duties.
G. L. Day has returned from Car
son, Wash, where he was looking up
land in that section. Mr.. Day has
decided to stay in Hood River, and
asys that there is 70 place quite as
good a. this.
Smonton & Son have secured the
contract for two.story dwelling for
Mr.. Thompson, just south of Cedar
creek, and will put up tho building
just as sooU Gs the material can be got
on the ground.
K. W. Gross was out today for the
first time in over week. Mr.. Cross
received a very severe bruise on the
leg from stick of wood falling upon
him, which cut the flesh to the bone.
The wound has been vrey painful, but
is healing up well.
G. A. Dano reports the sale of the
La France building to Frank Daven-
port and James A. Moore. The latter
will open harness shop in the build
ing. The consideration was $3.50.
Mr. Dano also sold two lots in Idle
wilde addition to Roman Rosa for
$500, who will build a residence there
Oh.
Monday evening the local camp of
the Modern WOodmeu of Au erica held
an open meeting at the Opera House,
which WAS attended and greatly en-
joyed by fair sized audience. Ma
tional Lecturer Whelan and State
Deputy Simmons addressed the meet
ing on the "good of the ORDER" after
which there was music, winding up
with dance.
S. G. Jackson of Heppner, Or, an
old time resident of Hood River, was
in the city today for the first time in
over hree years. He notes the many
changes that have been made since he
lett, and says that he would have diff
Guilty in finding his way around the
city without a guide.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Roberts left for
Portland Sunday morning to visit
their youngest son, who is in the hos
pital at that place. The boy has been
attending college at Corvallis, but
month ago was taken sick, and appears
to be suffering from an affection of
the thigh bone. His parents we're un-
aware of his illness until last week.
Mrs. Kinnaird, Mrs. Castner and
Mrs. Davidson gave farewell recep-
tion Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Kinnaird, in honor of
Mrs. Kelsay, On the eve of her depart
ure for the southern part of the state.
There we're eight tables at whist and
refreshments we're served. Mrs. Fer
guson won first prize and Mrs. Savage
the consolation prize. Mrs. Kelsay was
presented with an Eastern Star pin
as memento of the occasion.