The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-07-12

Walter Dickey was q passenger for
Portland Thursday.
Hans Lage had business in The
Dalles Thursday.
G. II. Stranahan returned Mon day
from Portland.
ii. Coleman went to The Dalles on
No. 8 Monday.
Judge Henderson had legal business
at Stevenson last week.
G. Ii. Lamberson, of Portland, was
Hood River visitor Tuesday.
II. +. Davidson spent couple of
days in Portland the first of the
week.
Miss Lena Newton is visiting
friends in Portland and in the william
ette valley.
H. F. Jochlmsen had business with
the U. S. land Office at The Dalles
Monday.
E. G. Mahaney and wife, Of Green
Point, spent the Fourth with friends
in The Dalles.
Rev. L. g. Dix went to Boyd Satur-
day, where he breaches two Sundays
in each month
Geo. Sexton, Cal Hutton and Her
man Hoflach, of The D allies, we're in
Hood River Tuesday.
Malcolm A. Moody and party of
friends of from The Dalles spent the
Fourth in Hood River.
II. E. eager, an employe of j. j..
Jordan, went to Portland Tuesday
afternoon for a couple of days.
Lee Broadhead, employed at Gray q
barber shop, left for Sedalia, Mo-,
yesterday, on a business trip.
Geo. B. Vandervoort, of, North
Tanawah, N. Y, is visiting Willis
Van Horn and wife for few days.
Robt. Rand has purchased three
acres of Mrs. KOplin that adboins bis
Wan-Guin-Guin hotel Oh the Columbia
river.
pr. Van Gessner, who is spending
few weeks in Hood River with his
family, went to Prineville on business
Monday.
WillPickett, who has been employed
by the Davidson Fruit Co., Is now
working in the office of the Oregon
Lumber Co.
F.. H. Button spent Sunday with
his family in Hood River aud was 9
passenger on the local for The Dalles
Monday.
Chas. Castner and wife write from
Minneapolis that they enjoyed sight
seeing in the Twin cities, and left for
Chicago last week.
John S. Pinney and wife came up
from Portland Thursday and visited
their ranch in the valley. They are
now liV ing in Seattle.
Misses Myrtle Cathcart and Agnes
Skibbe, of The Dalles, came down
Tuesday for a couple of weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Frank.
b. F. Belieu, of Portland, was Ia
the city Thursday, returning home
with his wife, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Fletcher.
A. A. Schenck, of Omaha, arrived
in Hood River Monday, and will spend
short time looking over his prop,
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| friends.
Willis Van Horn and wife, Mr.. Van
dervort and p. M. Hall. Lewis spent
Sunday on a fishing trip on the Lit
Tie White Salmon. They report 4
catch of 600 (?) fish.
Rev. j. B. Spigbt went to Mosiel
Saturday where he preached Sunday
morning. lie is slowly regaining hi
strength, but is still weak and unable
to do his usual amount Of work.
Word received from o. d. Rea, a
Eshon, Kansas, indicates that he IL
still suffering from the effects of th'
cancer, another operation being nee
essary.
j. M. Hollowell has been marketing
early cahbages for month, and hi
Jersey Wakefield, which are supposed
to be a small kind, are now over tel
pounds in weight in somezcases.
E. c.. M. j., W., and L. C
Wright, accompanied by Messrs
Post and Case, of Spokane, started
On a prospecting tour Monday . th,
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be gone about six weeks.
Amos Unerwood has been refused
saloon license at Underwood by tn
Skamania county commissioners. ]
is said that several applications for sa
loons along the north bank we're re-
fused.
Raymond Early went to The Dale
Saturday, where he will meet Mr.. Nc
Allister and make a tour Of Easter
Oregon, staging it through the inter
ioI. The trip will take about stw
weeks, and will be unique outin
for the youngster
Ralph Lewis left Monday for th
Bull Run reserve, where he will act q
one of the fire guards this summer
The city of Portland employ fou
guards in this reserve, the goveI d
ment furnishing two, who act ns III
/ guards and also protect Portland
water supply. They see that no camI
ers lOiter in that neighborbOod, an
! otherwise are under the direction {
the forest rangers.