The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-05-24

Sheriff Sexton was down from The
Dalles Monday.
John Castner and A. j. Derby spent
Sunday in Portland.
Joe Morton was a passenger on No.
l for Portland Monday.
f. G. Massee, of Willow Flat, made
trip to The Dalles yesterday.
Geo. Slocom patronized the local
yesterday by trip to The Dalles.
Mrs. Sarah Treat, OF Portland, was
the guest of Mrs. Watt last week.
E. M. Shut, of Antelope, formerly
of Hood River, passed through on
No. 2 Friday.
| Mrs. Dorrance left Monday for
New York, where she expects to make
her future home.
The VIC. I. U. ladies have started
project to procure drinking foun-
tain for the city.
Mrs. W. N. Stewart, Of Nebraska, is
visiting Mrs. Henry Mccoy and Mrs.
Geo. Braithwaite.
Ed M. Foy, manager of the We
natchee Fruit Association, was in
Hood River Monday.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Watt. Mrs. Stewart
and Roy Slocum took the local for
Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Mis-. Geo. Stekoe, of Wyeth, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.
Noble at Frankton, tLis week.
Levi Chrisman, of The Dalles, was
down S ,turday looking over the poll
tiCal situation as regards sheriff.
DR. II. S. Brownton, dentist of
Prairie City, was looking over the
valley last week and visiting friends.
Miss Kate Earl, a nurse in The Dal-
les hospital, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
S. E. Bsrtmess, for a couple OF weeks
Mrs. N. G. Chapman, of White Sal
mon, came over on the ferry and
took Tuesdays afternoon train for
Portland.
j. T. Neff, county superintendent
of schools, attended the Pine Grove
school trial here last week, returning
home Friday.
The ladies' aid society of the Con.
gregatiOnal church will meet on Fri
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
II. S. Richmond.
W. H. Abshere, of Texas, has opened
new restaurant in the building
across from Waits feed store, which
is called the Royal Cafe.
1t was eported yesterday that
Robt. Rand had sold the corner Op.
posite the Brosius block to DIR. Eliot,
but the rumor could not be confirmed.
J. M. Confer received word Monday
of the death of his eldest sister, Hsr-
riet G. Musser, ut Orangeville, ILL.,,
who died May II, 1906, aged IA years.
W. Il. Perkins, of Portland, spent
few days in Hood Riv r, looking
over the valley, and left for the Rogue
River country Monday.
Mrs. E. f. Reed, of Cascade
Locks, visited her sister, Mrs. Phil
Struhe, and friends 10 Hood River
from Friday until Monday.
Philip Spangler LETT for the Soldiers
Home In California Monday, where
he will remain for few months In the
hopes of benefitting his health.
Chas. N. Clarke brought back bis
wife and daughter Monday from
Dufur, where they have been Waiting
Mrs. Clarke's parents for q couple Of
weeks.
Rev. W. G. Evans, OF Hood River,
and Rev. B. +. Brown of Gilmer, took
the noon train for Pendleton Tuesday,
to attend the district conference held
there this week.
Mrs. W. II. Root and family, and
her married daughter, Mrs. johnson
and husband, arrived Monday from
Ella, Ore, where they have ranch,
to pick Strawberries.
There will he a game in Hood River
next Sunday between the home team
and the Wasco Warehouse team Of The
Dllles, who are considered the best
team in East IN Oregon.
W. d. Rogers, the photographer.
has purchased an automobile, the first
one to be owned IN Hood River.
There was one here for a short time
last summer, but WAS shipped out
again.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have a
window sale Saturday, May 26, at
Boyed's Hall on the hill. There will
be home made bread, cakes and pies,
aud ice cream will also be served.
The sale should be well patronized.
The new local train is being so well
patronized that another coach has
beer added. The patrons along the
line of the local are more than pleased,
and will give it such patronage that
it will be kept on permanently.
Will Morgan went to Portland Sat
urday afternoon to bring home his
wife, who has been visiting L. B.
Clark and wife. He also visited his
mother, Mrs. Peugh, at Montsvilla,
| in their new home.
Tuesday Mr.. Abbott received tele-
phone message saying that Mrs. Nor
gan had sprsined her ankle and would
be compelled to stay in Portland few
days longer.